... T IIEA'I'E RtO*YAL DRURY-,LANE.-In reply to tbe rumeoroutl application for the ?? of a JUVr- LI! ENIOaT, the publie ts reapetsfullrinfornied that TO.MORlhOW, the Slat itat,, is set apart for that purpose, on which ?? the perforanse will conmmeane at half past 6 ts'clock with the Panto. England in the Olden Time. To con'lude whthe mual play of ROB ROY, JOHN POVY Box Book~keoper._ ...

... -OR BATAVIA, SAMARANG, ard SOURA- _r BAYA, with leave to call at the ?? (m odr engagement to sagt from ?? on the 29th Feb., last skippingt day the 22nid), the fise frlgate-built ship, STAD AMSTERDAM, 724 on register, C~t 1IERMSAN ]aLOKSIEL, lying In the tenon b, Thistship has superior aceoommoltotich fol cabin, initernedla2 an Steerage bassen., gers, aond carries a ?? freight or ?? apilly to ...

... JIBl qORNI^NG C RONICLlti; TILABOUR AND TIE POOR. Tine deouanda conlstanltly miade to ?? the early Numbers of 1lE MORNING CHRONICLE containing the Letters on LABOUR AND THE POOR. in te McTroPOtiAN, Aoelt= - ' ?? And AlANUYACT'AINO Dli)BICTMOS, have induced the con- I dictor-s of that Journal to direct the Itn'nilwtCATIO of these Let- tersill SUPPLEMENTS (coIntining Twenty-fsur Collur as ...

... UNI) fla PROMOTING FEMALE F EMIGRATION. CIase AMAr-The Rig-ht R~OD. SIDNEY IIERBERT, M.P. The Rtight lion. Lord John Rus- Sir James Duko, Bart, MI.P sell, M P ~ C. B. Adderley, Esq., M.P. The Most Noble the Margoese of George Cor11p, lieq., MPd.1 W0stmins~ter John Meastermso, Req., M.P. The Rlight flon. the Earl or Car- John Walt~er, Esq., M.P. lisle William Page Wood, Esql,,t.P. The stight ...

... THE MORNINQ CHRONICLE LABOV;, AND THE pOOR. I6 eitwjat 6atrIUgitly ruiade to obtain the early Nusinber'5 of °jilK MORNING CHRONICLE eontainuin the Letters eam LA HOUit AND TiX l OOiR,` iu the MiRKOPtOaLTrA Aoxtcutt tOUAL, Bnil MA5NUACTtPCRI DIaTleralTs, have ?? the on. ductors of that Journal to direct the iltsraItCATION of thoe Let- tIrssIII SUPPLEMENTS (cans~ititnhg Twenty-feur Columstn ...

... d Iltl3ub~cal~tonz n * EDUCATIONAL WORBS BY AN XPEPIENCENED SCHOOL. z ?? nanARN1: SHORT and CERTAIN ROAD d1DARNELIIS GiEMAR MADE INTELLI- a GIMLE to CHILDREiN. Cloth, 9lL h DARNE L ARI ADE d ?? to DITTO. CALt, . d Grant and Griffith, St. Pauls Chuhyard. to GERKAN LANGUAE e W'ITTICH'S GERMAN for BEGINNERS in W U TV eOGRESSI E EXERCISES in the GERMo LANGUAGE. ?? edi trls o, price 5s. n WlTTICi'S ...

... PUBLICATIONS. l QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CLXXI., THE IS PUBLISHED THIS DAY.-CeNTnETs:- 1. Natural HistoryofMan. 2. Clergy Relief Bill. 3. Agriculture-Draining. 4. Memoirs of Lord Cloncarry and Mr. John O'Connell. 6. Free Trade. 6. Venice. 7. Lord Clarendon and the Orange Institution. John Murray, Albeiniarle-strect. On Tinursday will he published, LACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE;, : No. OCCCXII., for FRmuA ...

... TO SHIPPERS of GOODS u3d PASSENGERS IT to the UNITED STATEE. JOIHN TAYLOR CROOK, 2, Toweir Chambers, Old bChrobl-yarsi, and 115, Waterloo-road, Liverpool, deapatehes Suest-clasis fsat-saiiig American psdcket-4ahip so NEW YORK, P111 F~STAad te ports of the UIN1TEOSTATES. LP IA an te The advantages offered to shippers are moderate ro~tes of freight, ?? ofsiim and prompt delivery of guaods. ...

... ilso ubta 55~f d fl~ ?? uS h er, So rare y .febo g MR. JOHN DAWSON will SELL bj AUC[ION W. s upon the Premises, onea Hare-lze Etr TI A D Jlan.2%6 at OS precisely, by ir of the Proprietor, wh'ee Q; leeld -hr b banoteminated, all the capital FARM 8lOCEoveriyt4 end a team of fire superior working horeres, a powerful eesut marie a good ih ?? double earlss a weu-brod mair, qruiet n h oan d clver ...

... OR CALCUIT-A (will have immediate despatech), Fthe fine, first~class, frlgate..built ship PERSIA, 665 tons register, 'WLL-AM BROAIAOOOT, commander, loading at the Jetty, London Dak~ This ship hie, first-rate poop accommodations for passengere, For freight or passage apply to J. F. CIAMPBELL and Co., 1t, Coriaill. OR SY NEY irect(to sU pnctually the,.20th F (t)te'el nwnspror Bridah-built ...

... T~A1 t INIAand CHINA via EGYPT.- ST 0ir ON'HX MAIL STEAM CONVEYANCE for U eod~ ?? gd5 to'CEYLON, MADRAS, CALCUTTA, FS~cje ;IlNGAPORE, anid HONG KONG. - The Peninsular FE;1 stea Nar~ieatimf Company book passengers and re- AN(,~ Orenal ptarcllI forte gllh 0p~rt3 by their steamsers, start- colts gniothma~iprtcflon .th n0th o every- mosath, and froos Suez ?? -rtse thbr Bombay catn 'proceed by ...

... HE MORNING CHRONICLE' T ON LABOUR AND THE POOR. The domands constantly i,,ade to obtain the early Nu rnbers of THE MORNING CHRONICLE containing the Letters Oil LABIOUR AND THE POOR, in the MRTROPOLITAN AGRICtL- tURAL, and MANUYFACTRuNOi DiSTRIcTS, have induced the con- ductors of that Journal to direct the RXrI)BLICATION of those Let. ters in SUPPLEMENTS (containing Twenty-.L ur Columns ...