... 01iICE to SHIPPERS.-For BOMBAY, the fine first-cla'5flilgte-bulilt shi SCHAHTJISHAN will receive Wareinent goods in tee West Indi Docks tile oday the reuethd Ste June, ,jid will pr-ced eolravesendntextday. Shpcaerq std O their goods down and cleared in ?? freight or passage to hiv, LINDSAYV, 8, Rest India-chamibers. ThSuTiALIAN -LINE OF PACKET SHips, I Afor sYDSEY Direct, andil R~gular Traders ...

... ?? of every monto.antbd hill Sst or a *bot th the odf ,( ar Bmbay eat proceed by ttb Compan~'e I ernS o2' the 29th of the month to Masthbense to Alxamanr yy 10efsjeely's atssraers and o ?? the Honourable East india ~E ?? the 20th and 29th of every y'cae.tantlnet~ po-n the 29th of the month. Alescadris-On p1z~aith~ dORTUGAL~l0~ b nOport,, Liabon, Cadiz, and Glb- oniiDC~tb, 71th, 17th3td 3fthe ...

... TEA . to the CAPE of GOOD HOPE, carrying her ; tyv'5 MaiIs, leaving London on the lath, and Plymouth LI i5th of Vtcrr month. The PROPONTIS, 5G0 tons, Captain It 001 tbf ! -Vlt, IwI -ave ?? on the Ith May, at noon, with cl W.z Fo ?? passage apply at the GOmeral Screw Steam. of lull fomtexny 5Sofis2, 0Royal Eichange-buildings tor goods R ?? , LAAMING, and OWEN, 157, Fenchurch. tb .;I P caol'n ...

... Ot PWO. DRURY- LANE. Tains Evvmzar, AZAEL TilEWPRODIGAL. Messrs. Tanilenhoff, Cooper, and West; Mrs. W. Lacy, Miss Villurp, Mibs P. Horton, and MdUe. Victorine Legrain.-tUNE SOIREE CAflrAVAL. Mdlle. V. Legrain.-Amd HARLEQUIN AND GOOD QUEEN BESS; or, Merrie England in the Olden Time. Mescre. Lauri and Doughty; Miss PalHer. -Doors open at 6j. FIAYMARKET. Tars Evy-sNmo, RETIRED FRO'SI BUSINEq8. ...

... USTRAMAN LINE!' of PACKEr, ?? Atoai as~u ?? the 20-uie.-ForSYDNEY Iiet,~ the ,,jtoaowtru superior Blritish-buhtaltlp DUKE of-AICHM.ON D, A le. t,,d~n oo,k&q TnitRlefnevessel hesab handeoepop, with beautifuI hia scommodutotli ?? casnvenre for the comfort oroeabin pea- of oe00grrs; and ?? 'tween decks, is well salted for. Later- lin weobateo teerage ?? terms of hreight orpsaga. c l IlEsitY and ...

... EXHIBITORS. 4 ci The following system of advertising has been r adopted for the purpose of affording to Exhibitors a greater A prominence of description than is possible in the very con- B finedspace ailowved by the official catalogue of the Great h Exhibition; and to give them an opportunity of referring to their general merchandise, of Mhich the articles exhi- E bited are samples. In some ...

... sbe 'Baffn petm DBIURY-LANE. Tints Evs.INa, THE SCHIOOi, FOR SCANDAL. Measrs. Ander- son, hanger, Barrett, Cooper, W. Lacy; Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Ternan, r Mrs. Niabett.-And HARLEQUIN AND GOOD QUEEK BESS; or, Merrle England in the Olden Time. Mesira. Lauri and Doughty; Miss Palser.-Doora open at 61. t HAYMARKET. TsxsEVEINO REIRE FRM BSINESS. Messrs Lambert, Rogeis, Selby, Buckatone, Howe, Clark ...

... %j~ ORTLYTELroN, CANTE9RBV.RY SltTtL'E'ENT, with liberty to laadzpssnger and gOiidilatL ,ijemetine ports InI~ow Zealatn, be Seteasp5515 bi LA~DY NUC-ENT,6S38tonsreglaiter, for CANTERBtURY, NRLSON, par 55d2'F1NV iPLYfOUlIH, ?? on the 2lthof May. DUKE of PORTLAND, 533 tons tegilnter, for CANZTEUBR~tY, Thi NLLING'lTON, and AUCKLAND. to saI on the 10th of June. B 5yig i te Est nda Docks, Chartered ...

... s to IAd CHINA,vA EGYPT. egA Mon MnautIa conveoe fansadebr ere and gg So.toCEYLO MADRASCALC P 0921OANG, SINGA. anq IlOG Glt-OTh Pafidnular and Oriental'stesam ?? beo*w a andreceive goods andparaels o te ah~vB portsti r's temseks, * ulm pton the 21tht every nthantd from Sam on or sout the 19th of SOBoA'f.--'for Bombay can proceed by tb Oo o. the tfthe mouth to Maltao, thean e to Alexan=rs b h ...

... EXHI BIETORS. 0 The folowing syste of aivert has In adopted for the parpw of arording to E greater H prominense of description than i possible in the very con. Ft dined d b th . offcal catalogue of the Great ta Exhibition; and to give them an (.OrtuV ity of refrrnS N to their general merca dse, of vriaeh the articles el- D bited are samples. In some cases it number is not prefixed tb 6e the ...

... I MMENSE 6UWCESi.-MeO than WONDERS I R EALISE D ina MAGIC.-8T, JAsMES'S TfiEATRtE.-E' o fetor AND~fIsON createdt a rsernason uop~ralleied in the nnalso either the anojent or modern .tdgi. Tbe brilliant auslienee who wititessed hit performanees were wonder-stricken and amazed at his s eemingly superhuman entcrtaainmnut, being the same as commnd ted by her Most Gralcinue .Majesty the Quaeen, and ...

... E Dl3AFNESS and SINGING in the EARS.-A Ba D `)positiveand perfect cure guarifnteed stuo allmatrtotec distressing complaints. Dr. FRANCCeonltiang Aurli,[ to Lheser po.s ?? K Jg'-rS Lodon is bled to effec efc uei thoe eetcases of longI standing which have been pronounced ~ ttalyinsrale Inal css th uei eformed ?? an oer~tion sin most casi n ist oae orynrous uffreira o1h tionderfullydiscoe red ...