... ~TO-TR(,'I to SHIPPERS for the CAPE of C')015 llItlE aid IIAIRAS.-The MALABARI will lIE- ?? Fi( jt, the East inaia. Decks until Friday next., thle 7th tirrenTC and Co., (G4, Cornhitl. tEA toINDA aud CHINA vi5, EGYP0T.- j~eelr MNTLY MAIL STEAM CONVEYANCE for p ~i~i5so tsh gads to CEYLON. MADRAS. CALCUTTlA, *~A SiPAFOIEand HONG KONG. - The Pennisutitr etrr~il ?? omany book passengers and re- is) ...

... i'IF311 t~o the CAPE of GOOD HOPE (carr- ilevrlt ~5 tinils), IeaiLtni, London onl tue 10th, and Illiil if,,i tit th of everyv ?? B3OSPHIORUS, Stia livzi . .. *-pal V. V I iLlT, W5ill ltiSv0 1'1%moutitl on the 15thi Matrch, this pasmal 111~ ?? Passage apply to thet woo ~ l5 to hipping, Com1pany's offices, 2, Royal Ex- fire (~t t dt'b ouds and parecls to UIafour, Lamning, anti led, re, ct. ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr. J. ANDERSON.-TllIS EVENING will be pre- sented the comedy of THE ELDER BROTHiER. Charles, Mr. Anderson; Miramout, Mr. Emerv; Angelijia, Miss F. Morillt. Alyfr which, a new grand operatic spectacle, ?? AZAEL, the Prodigal. Iteelien, Mr. Vwidenboff; Azi, Mr J. Andar'oii Amenophlis, Mr. Emery; Bouliaris, Mr. Cooper * Jcpitete, Miss F. Viniug; ...

... THEATIIE ROYAL, DRUIRY-LANE.-Lessec and Manager, Mr, J. ANDERSON. -TIIIS EVENING will be presented the new comedy, called TIlE OLD LOVE AND THE NEW. Sir A. Courtoun, Bt., Mr. Cooper; Major Stock, Mr. Emery; Capt. S. Cosirtouts, Mr. J. Anderson; AIr. Ilaythorn, Ml. Barrvtt; Camilla Ilasythorn, Mrs. Nisbett; Cherry Blounce, Mrs. V. Lacy. After which, TIlE ELDER BROTHERI ; or, Love at First ...

... OYAL PRINCESS'S TIEATiRE.-Thepublic iR is re~pspctl s' informed that Mr. BARTLEY will perform |only TlRSE NIGiTS MORE, and that, consequently, the Final circsctatloilO of Shakepeare's play of HENY ' 'fowill take place TIIlS NICIT, Feb. 10; on Friday, Fcb. 14 ; and (for the last timie) on M~oniday, Feb. 17. THEATRE ROYAL, LRURY-LANE.-Lessee and Maniager, Mr. J. ANDE}LSON.-TlIS EVENING will be ...

... J l3 MAJESTY'S TIIEATRE,jI H 1651. II The following ontlinc of tli a:rrangemniits for the Seaon is in- speetfully asblimilted toi thle nobility, subscribers, and patrol's of the Opera. It is presented with tile confident hope that the successful1 exertions miade mray be consid eredt not unworthy of the forthcomin llg ibrilliant Season, nliid of the high reliutation andt Character of tier ...

... JOHN MORTLOCK'S -CHINA and EARTHEN- WARE BUSINESS is CARRIED ON in OXFORD-STREET ,it ONLY.-The premises are tire most extensive in London, and contin al am se sortieneo of every deocrri.ion (if goods of the elinrst inuf-rcturers. A great variety of irl.Srrcatfr gruineas each. eash.-250, Oxford-street, near Hyde-paris. LPAC UMBRELLAS.-The economy, both Aill thle eost and wecar of this Umbrella, ...

... R OYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE.-The pub- lie is respectfully informed ?? a JUVENILE NIGHT will be given THIS EVENING, Febriary 27, oln which oocasion the pantomime of ALONZO the BRAVE and the FAIR IMOGENE; or, Harlequiin and the Baronall covered vithl tewels and Gold, will commence the performances. After which, the farce of BETSY e BAKERl To conclude with TO PAllENTS and GUARDIANt.- Children ...

... I)OYAL PRINCESS'S TlHEATRE.-The pub- Ll lic is respectfully informed that a JiUVENILE NIGHT wilI be given ?? Eveninlg next, Feb. 27, on Ni'hich occasion ibe lpantosliiie ol ALONZO tbe BRAVE and the FAIR IMOGENE; or, ?? and the Baron all covered withl Jewels and Gold, will commaencethe Performanlces. After which the farce of TO IPA. PENTS and GUARDIANS. To concludc vith BETSY BAKER.- Children ...

... 'TIC tijjSPPER ind PASSENGERS IlYandi otlier' l.rts Iin Nrew Zealtand-All the shilp STEKADFAST1, lying Il the East I111Ira I ii . or before Saturday, thle 22d February kl'l ' ?? ,n Ineay, the 25tb.-Fruderick Young. pOTLTTLETON, CANTERBURY F il'' CNI',N LSII, and NEW P'LYMOUjTIT~he AU'IICN, ,47 tonls register, 1ling Ill thle tot tritr and pro~itaoited by thn Canterburv 1-mm, in le Rtib April. ...

... or A LPACA IMBRELLAS.-The economy, both AL3 intecost anid wear ot this Umbrella, has baeu fully enta- or blished, and proves that Alpuaca will ?? any other material of hitherto sd o Umbrellas. It may lie obtaiiied of mno.it Umbrella or dealers in the United Kingdom fromt 109. 6d.-W. and J1. SANG d, TE,4,Reetstreet ;94, Fleet-otreet; 10, Royal Exchange I 5, Cheapside. y - oe T RON BEDSTEADS. ...

... HNIEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE.-Mr. T MIACREADY begs leave respectfully to announce to his friends acid the public that his BENEFIT is fixed for Wednesday, February 26, at the above Theatre, when lie will perform for the last time in Shakspeare's tragedy of MACBETH, and take his FAREiWELL of thle STAGE.-The Box-oflice will be opened on Mlonday niext, Feb. 17.-Boxes, 7s.; lit, Ss, Gd. ; Lower ...