... 2NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-Parcels for different Consiguces collectedalundmade upl in SiujIgl Pacikag~es, addrss~eci to n party fur delivery inl Aniiiriec, for the pliirpose of evadiugil1~~ -a-incrnt of Freighit, will, upon examination in America b the Customs, he charged with tlio proper Freighit. TRENCH, GERMAN, aold(other FOREIGN GOODS are now 0 adimitte. ?? the UNITED) s'frATl3, in BRI'T'ISH ...

... OuR ST. LEGER GIFTS FODR 18r50. 0; Awn2elt of Xi Gs., Subscribers uwill be sulqplied wil7l 41gEERA requlrl~fo l'weveA~illhs, and in addi- iiol he presente~d GRAT~IS lU/ a Reqistered Ticket in e lSEgA ~lS~t.LR~eD ('1850) and Derly (1851) Gifts, of. L:EGEZ [Rt AN D IDES id r G3GFTS. FIRST HGRSE .250 SECOND HORSE 100 THIRD HORSE. 50 AMONG STARTERS.100 TIThe First Ten Thousand names which ...

... NOTHIING can exceed the beautiful and graceful] appearance of BROWNCE anti PAYNE'S New St.le of Trxvers, which can be worn with or without Straps when walking or riding. Thie, combined with their extra- ordinarv mode of Fitting, without the trouble of trying on, and alterations so frequently complained of, has earned for their Establishment the highest reputation in this depart. ment of Dress. ...

... QUEENS ROYAL THEATRE. 5S ,EVENING (Monday), August 5, 1850, r tbe perfarmance to commence with the successful Dra) etitled HEAARTS ARE TRUMPS. Mr. Gray, Mr. Reynolds; Captain Wagitaff, Mr. IV. I. Carne; Charles Wilmot, Mr. Bromley; Joe Martin, Mr. H. rnd Aiias Gray, Mrs. Harris; Mrs. Millar, Mrs. Ray- df; S ?? Fletcher, 'rs. Coward. ma, ;follO~l'ed Nith theUna- Grandioso-Tragica-Comica-Se- ...

... t. h REWARD OF ONE POUND. e T OST, on Wednesday last, at One o'clock, on the Steamboat L Wharf, a PURSE, containing Six £I Notes with some Sil- r ver and Copper. The Finder will receive the above RewardI by n returning it to 128 Buchanan Street. e F SQUND, e A MILITARY SILVER MEDAL, with a number of Clasps Lt A UponI it. The Owner may lave it on proving his property a end paying expenses. . ...

... of Ib , cc ~or red dsr ad- bc itit- tbe Act, lter tnd .to tire [le hle hle Ct 0) iet lie of to rite t'erlitteae fur artalysis ttrey wil glitly tiles ail tecessary count .telts to ttrtcli tile irttlisitiorn, iteid rewaries will be given upoto try. 1rrrtuf of ttte soietteer Igeasre.z itirtrec 1t11tt ('to's 'rctetrt is for refitting isir. , r pa 1) tiatt toe thtie tnatcarctu re of patire ...

... LItR MAJESTY'S THEATRE.- Mdllc. CARLO1TA GRISI has the honour to announce that her BENEFIT and last appearance but one will take place on T''ursday next, August 8, when will be presented(for the last time) Bollini's celebrated opera, entitled LA SONv AMBULA. Amina Madamle Sontag; Count Rodolpho, Sig. Belletti; and Elvino, &r. SinisoReeves.: ?? In the course of the evening will be revived the ...

... AGENTS FOR THE HULL PACKET. Aiford-J. Mountain, book- seller. .aldrbro'- Mr.Tliompsur,post- master. Biroaning/mai-Taylor, Glover, and Co., 31, Union street. Bererley-Michlael Ellis, post- master; J. Kemp, W. H. Johnson, Joln Green, Gardham and Son. Bridlitngton-Johs FPurby, Mrs. Hickson. Briddiglyton Qrray-W. R. Gardner. Boston-John Noble. Baritoe-C. Bail, H. J. Tom- linson. Sartsiey-John Ray. ...

... Q~UEEp1Ns ROYAL THEIATRE. IS EiVErNING (Saturday), August 3, 1850, tie Performance to commence with the Romantic entitled ZARA, THE GYPSEY. i~g h Lidcote: Dir. Redford; Phiip Ormiston, Mr. Sit Id rtogetr, Mr. W- 11- Eburne; Maugraby, M~r. Bel- Me t 51r. Garden; Amy Lidcnte, Mrs. W. H. a Lr g, Mrs. Goward; Zarab, Mrs. Harris; Els- ebrnta~ to the Piece-A May-pole and Morris Dan-e bv the ...

... EDINBL 110GHI LYCEU'M, WATERLOO ROOMS. LAS Last NIGHIT nUT TwO OF TLE PRESENT COMIPANY. Thiis present Evening. THURSDAY. A;ouST 22, 1850, MlUSI(CAxL ENTERT.AINMENT will take place, for A the BE'NEF-IT o' Mlr C. DURANI), whenthe following- Artistes will appear :-MiSses BASSANO, r T. pEE7r, Mi' C. DURAND, M~r F. BRIDGMILN, and 9Mr C,. rBVCKLAND. I 0 N E Y. HE fiol1wing Sums are ready to be ...

... oUR ST. LEGER GIFTS FOR 1850. on payment of *1 6s., Subscribers wil be supplied with IHE ERA re~qularlyfor Twelve Mont As, and in addi- tion be presented GRATIS With a Registered Ticket in TnE ERA St.L~eyQer (1850) and Derby (1851) Gifts, of FIVE HUNDRED POUSNDS! ST. LEGEEL AND DERBY GIFTS. FIRST HORSE .250 SECOND HORSE .100 TfIlRD HORlSE A{IONG STARTERS. 100 The First Ten Thousand names ...

... EGULAR LINE of PA(KETS from LONDON t to SYDNEY, to sail punctonlly on the 13th of every motth JOm t I Je~y. Lndon dlols aid call at Portsmouth. f«3p,' Na mes. tered nCommanders. Date of Ownera, tonnage. sailing. fsCOtIA ?? 778 T. Strickland. Sept. 15 Win. Phitlippr TARTAR . 567 James Rudge.- Oct. 15 B & I. Green, TIIMAs Alto TENOT.. 621 Geo. H. HeatoD. Nov. 15 Wm. PhIlURsP. NVIND30R ?? 676 W. ...