... JJ R MAJESTY'S THEAR. mit-e ?? for the ?? isepcf~l u hnitted t the nobility, subscbersi end the pa t with the confident hope, that the arrangents will me t cieh tinuance of the approbration and distnguished paiagewhe have eQ pre~eminently mnarked forme esnadiamind established reputation of Ie r Misty's Theatre as the centre of refin(?d art and the re-union ofrn tln. a;ENGAGEMENTS POR TsiE ...

... E H'R MAJESTY'S THEATRE, 1860.- XJL The progranmse for the presient season is respectfully sub. ittlti to the nobility, subscribers, and the patrons of the opera, vith thc confident hope that the arrangements will merit the ?? oftheapprobationsndddtitingul-hed patronage which have no pre. eminently markedformer seasons, aud maintained the estabishedi reputation of Her Majesty's Theatre as the ...

... ?? INIA and CHINA vilk EGY1aT.- S NIis ONTHLY MAIL STEAM CONVEYANCE for- Ies 0 lighjt geods tf, CEYLON, MADRAS, CALCUTtA,t PaSFCIb F, GA0PORE, and HONG KONG. -The Peninsular u Fsi ocitA i Naviiation Copn okpassengers and re: II -,adparcels for the ?? tlsruat J 0C ?? the 20th of every cineh n ?? t ae tmonth. 8s As-oth2thof the rsostth to Maltta, thence to Alex- I 75 et'stmers, asol from Suez ...

... TOTICE to SHIPPERS for CALCUTT1A foireot.j ThetlPERSIA~, Al, 669,tens per register, Capt. BEOADFOOT, ?? abins for pa sngorj~rE will re ~the Jetty, London 1 Tow-morrow. it, w'll receihe gomiader on board; or to J. F. CAMPBELL sand Co., ii TOTICE to SHIPPERS.-For HONG KONG n~j4,N 77 tnsregister, WAM. JOHNS, of the Hon. East Ida Companyl eserylee (who is well acquainted with the Indi and Ch'ilna ...

... er ly WAlt IN HUNGARY. n, In the press, inlvo7.a, poet Sv d7 1/EMOIRS ot the WAR ot INU)APENDENCE 1d LEIN lHUNGARY. By General Blapka, late Secretary at War or the Hungarian Commonwealtb, and Commandant of the Fortress Of lRomorn. bs London: Charles Gilpin, 5, Bi'hoabte Without. Edinburgh: A. in ~ ~ and C. BlaCk. Dublin: J. B. Gilpin. La Just published, pp. 44, price 2e. 6d., THIE BRAlX lRE ...

... PUBLICATIONS, at ' SatT NEW WORE DY LORD CAMPBELL. 42, a Now reardy, 2 vols. Svo. 30s., ra LIVESof tle CHIEF JUSTICES of ENGLAND. seen L Froni the Nornial Conquest to the Death cf Lord Mansfield. renti By thle Right Hononrable Lord Chief Jusotice CAMPBELL. go John Murray, AlhcrrrarlesAreet. be ol CHEAP EDITION OF MIR. AINSWORTHIIS WORKS. strce Ott Tuesday nexlt will be published, el THlE TOWER ...

... aSTFNSD ANTWERP, and ROTTERDAM (Virea4ThIc GENNERAL STEA M NAVIGATION COM. P ,.ssrful first-class STEAM 8111 PS, Carrying her Majesty~s ?? thle St. IKathariii's steamn-wharf, for ROTrERDAM, daaa adSturday, at 10 morning ; for ANTWERP, ~ Thur~i~Y itiiroingl and for OSTEND, every Wednesday ~~tniasfi~nhlS.March 9th, at 9 ; 18thl, -at 10 16th, att o 'ta ?? secure berths, &c., apply att ~AND EME'S ...

... PUBLICATIONS. Mn. NEWBYS POPULAR NEW WORKS. Now ready at every Library, T HE FOREST and the FORTRESS. T 1 The very best romance we have read since the days of Sir Walter Scott.-morwig llerald. A gesnuiely good historical novel ; we recomnicud it as one of the best of its ?? Gazette. Oise of the finest, most powertld, most truthful romances of tile aoe. The meost hitense interost pervades ...

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... MAGNIFICENT DAMASK TABLE LINFN.-Saperb qualities and novel designs In German and Irish manufactures, with napkins and side cloths to corresoond; serviceable tablecloths for family uose, three yards long, 6s. 6d. to Ss. 6d. each; dinner napkins, Ss. 6d. per dozen; breakfast ditto, 5s. Ed. per dozen; fish napkins, 2s. 61. per dozen. Linen sheeting: stout loom sheetings, warranted all linen, 6s. ...

... ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.-MR. BUNN will have tics honour of repeating his DRAMATIC MONOLOGUEi TlHiIS EVENING (Saturday), and on Tuesday uext, commencing at 8 o'clock. PAerT 1.-The COnins end Career of Shakspeare, with. Pio. toriai Itinstratlone, Part 2i. The 8tage-Patt and Presenet.--Prioes of admission: Stalls, le.; boxes, 4s.- pit and atnphitheatre, 2B.- wh ich msay besectured at Mr. MITCHELL'8 ...

... MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE. S COTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITU- TION.-EDiNiattRrt- 14 St Andrew square. LONDON: 12 Moorgate street. The Twelfth Annual General Meeting of this Soci- ety was held in the Waterloo Rooms, Edinburgh, on the 20th February. On the motion of GEORGE TURN- BULL, Esq., of Abbey St Bathans, JOHN PARKER, Esq, the Senior Director, was called to the Chair. The CHAIRMAN, after ...