... ,~OT1CE to SfHIPPERS.-.FOR CALCUTT2A ure ,bo geatpart of her cargo on board, andwilll have liteflne, first-clascs, rigats-butit ship PERSIA. gf9 ton' i0T' r ILLIAM BROADJFOOT, commander, loading at the Jolly. l.n ion Docks. This -hip has first-rate peon accomiarota. Wojeirpnsengers.-For freight or passage apply toi. F. CAMPBELL 1,M 10, CornhtilL. 1) J3O.~IBAY ~ct s(to 8 Positively 18th ebuc, o ...

... NOTICE.-THE NEW )IILITARy Ny Nowread at all the Lbraries, with Fostrait and Meao By the Countese Of BI.Raii e Blf Will be more keenly relished uponr a second than O a pernisal -J1-ohn Bull. A simple and ?? ?? Tineo We oengra~ltoe o the novel-loving public onteap Werkwhich will altogether so charm and ' t cti, I William Shoberh, Publialeer, 20, Great Marlbiron .te | N T eow ready. seonld ...

... bp_51 uctfon. Capital Marble Chimneypaeoen in ereary arietyandrudy for imns. ],ESSRS. ROBIN8 WiSELL by AUCTION, lf.L at their Roem in Covent.garden, on ED)NESDAYneold Feb. 20, at 12, XTY AIBrE CHIMNEY.PIECE, hainy t sprior desption nlculated for fist-cleans monsoonsrichly dIW ratedwwith sulpthrs. in pure statuary morble; b ?? 66 old and vein marbles, variety of le expensive ehomanete Ot an dec ...

... MJIGRATION to the AUSTRALIAN COLO. ADELAIDF., PORTHI'ILLIP, end SYDNEY, the 1t..ateak-builti shiP ORtIENTAL~,. Captain J. P. TAYLORt, ,,0 oppcotered and cropper-fastined; wil W~r~ the St-atbit ri es I)oOj, about the 5th March, calling at Plymouth. This vetyI To~e - itdn x roesly for the comfort &ad aceommedatien andms,6 couples. S-aehas up~wsr ,Slofefot heigiki~ht ot he'ween ~ aiich e ...

... MEXICAN D)EBT.-Th Cu mm ittee oF SPANISH AMERICAN BONDHOLDERE request a MEETING of the Holders Of ?? BonDC1, at the Loudon luvern, on MONDAY, the 18th iJus, at 2 o'clock precisely for the purpose of ?? into eon- eilderatlon the proceedings of a 'ie't ng of the Holders of Mexican Bonds, held at tie London Tavern on the 23rd of January last. WILLIAM MARSI*AL4L Eieq., M.P., In the Ctair. ThI ...

... -OR BOMBAY Direct (to sa il positively 18th r Februinas', or tons~iL freight), thle dote ftsll5ship LEROZE- A 1 1~yeas, aS onsreistr. hisveeet ie excellent C AP of OOD OPE ?? PACKETS. -For ie C~l trodBO'.IkY, b aust March, the new fast. noloig, leats bilt shipLAN D-G.ConE,,register, AlI far 13yao~ . oAN , Cmmoote; wli oilat the Jetty, London vc&.s Sap ier pop srctondatia for asseners.F or ...

... NEW IUNGAERAS NOVOL, I ITlete day to published, in 8 clp, post leo, rurie le1 .,az JL Huavngrian Life. I'mriblated fromn Z.?:u > eC _ e-pre' bforWhelrseaeT ?? ?u London. Longman, Brown, Green, and Lao NE.W TO-LUM-E OFPESS BYr~AOR~ PROVENCE AND TELu lllonb' OF .10 ] A SJlspubphede in fcp. ro, proof,., citso LAYS at' PAST D YBytu I L ~~ Provencie and the Rhdrne,- L02?mdn: Lougmean, Brown, ...

... D WELLINGS for FAMILIES of MODERAT1E INCO.IE. -Tho2 Secoml Article on this subject wt1 appear in tee VBE .Y CHIRONICLE of THIS D.tY and T03iORtOW.- Also, the colonial Iform Aesociation b22d the ?? Merean. tile £asy--lo~ison ot Fetrgue O'Confnox's LAnd Schema -the Battle ofghembamyo-r. eparaltions2 for nlitary despotism ?? -Pruls as a Conatitutional Monirc hy-l'saeot nows from Oroece- Shoskingl ...

... I~EGULAR JLN of PACKETS betweeu IRi LO DO andI CHINA.-The underetnentioned ships will be ,,ha~ld from London punctually on tho days namned for aONG.. oarFCAczI RAolpu Tudor, Ith iarch (lying in the Lont. GeorDgeis- Moron, ?? April (lying In ?? ate. ioes llikWK erg ?? The shave ship's are casse A Va 'o4 naelul itoted for Pasnes v-,vbooe comfort sant cosvenlnene every alten ti~i,01 e pic.--~o ...

... , lEXICAN DEBT.-The Committee of SPANISH t il AMER1CAN BONDHOLDERS request a MEETING of the Molder. of Mexican Bonds, at the London Tavern, THIS DAY, the 1Ith inst., at 2 'o'toek precisely, for the purpose of taking into con- t sideration the proceedings of a Miet ng of the iloldora of Mexioan Bonds, beld at tee IondonTfveerr on tbe 23rd of January last. t WVLLIAM MARSHALL, Esq., M.P., In the ...

... .-MIGRATION to the AUSTRALIAN COM. NII,-i.-For ApELAIDE, FORT PHILLIP, and SYDNEY, the fiost.cig53, teak-built ship ORIENTAL, Captain J7. P. TAYLOR, Rbtoc ?? coppered and coppuir-fasteneod; 'mill caal from the St. Katha., e~ects about the 5th March, calling at Plytoouth. Thisavery -tei' p is fltted up exnre-sly for the tomfort and accommodation, , w~~esith separate eniclosed cabins of anuextra ...

... R. MACFARLA-NE9 WOR1 M STTE O TUREY i nowREADY MONS. Otire0 wWRAJO, ONLT ClAU'E ofthe J-CEs INFLUENCE OF WOMEN IN W in 2mvoa. ?? 5on: Co , 65, CotdaiL In lye, with Ma ,priee THE PLANTA'ftbN SCO4 Wed Hremland as a Field for Loreeloenyt, A Baldoon, antlicr of 1High Farming One Lbru e~~a~ A publication whci throws micre 11glx practical remedies itam Perhaps any since Feb. 6. 8e : WSilllao' ...