... Ot 3Dat'lp PeWo. DRURY LANE. TO.sOtRasi EYINiao, THE LADY OF LYONS. Messrs. Ander. I sew, I. Montague, Rntmer, Baker, Barry, and Parry; Misa Van. denboff, Mrs. Oriffith, and Mrs. Winstasley.-Aud ROB ROY MAC- GlREGOR. Messrs Cooper, Diddear, W. Montague, and Emery; MrLTernai.-DNors open at 6^. HAYMARKET. Tinrs EverniN, AS YOC LI}KE IT. Messs 0. ?? Sturt,. gswve, Selby, B. Wentwortb, tilbury, H. ...

... OTICE to SHIPPERS.-For HONG KONG Ii and WHAIIAPOA, the first-rate frigate-built ship fCHAH 77ons retister, WM. JOi Ss, of the Hon. Et IndbI mcpany 0s~ecviec (vvho is well acquainted with the India and China easP), commlander; tno* lying in the WestIndia Docks This ship baa jus~t returned from Chins, alter amaking e r first voyage, she Ia one of '21te (ined ships that has ever left this phort ...

... JJ NITED SERVICE INSTITUTION, Whitehallal *rh NLNIETENTE1 ANNIVERSAPY MEE¶ING of bci Members wif be held at thet JnUtun, TO-MORROfV, the i ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ b qbe chla I11 be taken lt 2 of e5 eiaely, b Rtar.dinfraj Lrd RAUSTOCK, C.B.-By order eS a CounoU., - ?? B. ;. TONNA, Sees ...

... S T. JAMESS THEATR1B.-MR. BUNN, grate- fui for the reception he * xp~ienoed at this theatre on Tuesday as, sill bave the hi~nc o! repeating his DRttA?t IlC VONO- LOGUE, TIHIS 1EVENING (Saturday), and on itriday Lest, Corn- menning ate~ o'doek. PArnT 1.-The Genius and C~rcer at Shak.- epeare, with Pirto al fliustratio u. Part 2. The Stage--Paet and Prsent. Primeaofadrntision: Stalla, 7e hozee, ...

... ITY of ONDON-M IR-FRNCR, 4.. yJ hm e-sn G ABefB.1M SHbray FOX, 4a SIdnuer streetl and de end 8,Bn wvhill 4ndon, wopid respeet. ?? atten on of faoronbD ty? dz~ gentry * sreue, *c.: to the very lowh af which k e r WMIB iiN, anl , rsr nttulldand 2 rSo; glileddti, reuid Into, pi Inting), 2d, 8, an ld. fer tfiotj Amy quanttV i f lutineuliaoly o Ztiv5d 8 ?? 18 Can 3 ent ofnd4 iuthes, It is, hower, ...

... N EW ZEAL AND COMPANY'S SHIP.-A Arst- class pawes ger ship will, be despatohe front the Port of Lindn fr te Cmpaly'sSetldmcit IaNewZealand au the first MonayIn vey ltenae ont, ntl farhe~tstlsand wintcar ?? THMASCUDERT 3AI'TN MI'qGRATION to GEORGIA, IRWIN COUNTY, U NITED STATES.-FIWT-CLASS VESSBIS, of 500 tongsrana uoed, llbe tisopatelsed MONTHLY, from Loa~don, Liverpool, andi Ghasgo~',lfor the ...

... ,0iIGRATION to the AUSTRALIAN COLO- ,NIEt.-For ADELIDE, PORTPHILLIP, and SYDNEY, the - fe, first-cl-as, teak-built ship ORIENTAL, Captain J. P. TAYLOR, 3 1,000 tons, coppered and copper-fastened; will sail from the St. Hatha. I 's Decks about the 5th March, calling at Plymouth. This very . superior ship is fitted up expressly for the comfort and accommodation t cpissenzers, with separate ...

... ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.-MR BUNN, grate- fij ia for the reception he txperienced at this tbeatre on Tuesday lant, waill have the honour of resneting his DRAMATIC VONO- LOGUE, TO-MORDROW EVENI9G tiuesday); Thursday; and Faturday next, commencing at 8 o'elowk. Pwar 1.-The Genius and Career of Shakapeame, with Pictorial flluatraUonu. Part 2. The 8tage-Paltt and Present.-Priw of admivsslon Staila, 7t; ...

... TEAM to INDIA and CHINA, 'viiJtinY'f god MoCYO, MARAcALIJ1AP i %NO S NG Ri, and HONGS-IONG.---T Pennsla ndrWnt. Steam ?? Itsbthr etaes trg from Seoutham on entb.Sltofeym~gOfth~atutfo.ztarsdstd~ 1t of the thmouta athsoman' BOMBAV. an from Sue b~'~tb y moo ronose ytail Cmoa= )i!DIRRRAN.-laltilt---( thO 20th and 29th of *very mont. CeolstinpleOn the 29th Of thes month. Alexandria-Oca 8PAINead ...

... NRW lOVEL BY THIE AUTHORBOP Tam 0'THE PATHnNy4EDR, & M, T Aa t f of day, pe ader, o s The pi AIW-d BO- y, New gmrlingon u '53 THE BEW NEAw B0AS A ?? I~ udocaiy bound,31 A' Cqy TIE FALLL OF ROME, A BY W. WrILXe CutcLL- I )W READY AT ALL THlE a - ichard BeetleY, New Barcrngtonhe-gr et TIE HONt. B. DUNI)AIS ]WURIAy's NZ~w ~jj Now I eady, in 2 voia. a..ost _QIBR OF AN)LJC. .A:. : ,yttBj Poe. . ...

... ?? the Royal Italian Opera beg most respletfially el to nfom te nhiltygentry,' subsciltters, and the public that thes SEASO.Nof tol wil COMMENCE on SAT'URDAY, Wditch 16. la imno urcing thlis the fourth season of the Royal It.,tifln Operc; H the d rectors ezinnot hat express, the g reatest FutliffiatlhOfl in being p able to proenert a programme to theier subseribers which~ wilt at once ...

... T2XETER HALL-WEDNESDAY CONCERTS THIS EVENING, Murch 6, will b hetll the ThiiRD CON- PeRC T of the SPRING SEPJES of the LONDON WEDNESDAY CONCERTS. Vocal Perforriero: ?dia Luonmbe, Mia A. WItIanIA, ?? M. M IliamN, and Miss Mtebccoa Isaa ,hicrr Fqrflco, Mr. Del- vant, Mr. Land, and Mr. Mimi Iteoves. Grand Pianoforte. M. Thal- berghis last appearance in Lridon preeious to hia eontiental toes). Mr. ...