... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-, THIS EVENING wvill be presented the comiedy oft THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Dloricourt, Mr. Anderson; Sir Geo. Touchwood, Mr. Cooper; Letitia Hardy, Miss Fitzpatrick (her second appear. Iancoon t01hisl stage). After wh icthe petite comedy of THE YOUNG COUPLE. Henrietta, Miss K. Bateman; Charles, Miss E. Bateman. To couclude with the new Christmas pantomime, called HARLE ...

... TIHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. BAL MASQUE. M. JULLIEN has the honour to announce that his GRAND ANNUAL BAL MASQUE will take place at the Theatre oyal, Drury-lane, on Friday, December 12, and terminate the season of Concerts. ITickets for the Ball, 10s. 60. each. The prices of admiosion for epectators (for whom the audienee portion of the theatre will, as before, be set apart) will be as on leery, ...

... 'Mo ETOA Id CO.'S NEW PATTERN TOOTH-BRUSH and SMYRNA ?? to th- - bruesh performs the highly important osice of searching thoroughly ?? the divisions, andoleaning in the most extraordinarymarner: hairs never come loose; Is. Peuliarlypinetrating hair-brushes, id with the durable unbleached Russia bristles, which will net saften 'e like comn onl hair. Improved clothes brush, that eleans ...

... PUBLICATIONS. p on the let of January, Part I., rice 4s., of A DICTIONARY of GREEk and ROMAN tS.GEOGRAPHY. By various Writers. illustrated with Coins, lansf Cites, District, ~a~ndattles, &c. Edited by WILLIAM SMIT, L.D. edtorof he ictonaiesof 1Greek and Roman Antiquities,' a'nd of Biogitraphby aond Mysthotloy a~e n oa To appear in Qu ly Parts, and to form 1 vol. medium vo. London: Taylor, ...

... TEA to INDIA, CHINA, &c.Patcar of gulr Mntl Mi Steam Conveyance amd of the na ineO ~sta Navigation Company with the East, &e. 5011gid1) borok paqseng ers and receive goods and parcels as eC i-ioir cEYLON, MADRAS, CALCUTT'A, P'ENANG, rob10'E nod HONG K{ONG, by their steamers, starting ~l4l..alptun on the 20th of every month, and from Suez orabu tilei10th of thle monh o b extra Steamer Will be ...

... 0rIif ChfabillPssg by these Steamers is £30. rea[ nORTN AMERICAN ROYAL BITIIPSappointed by the Admiralty to iJ~lA ~E~pOOL sod NEW YORK direct, and between d BOSTON (the Boston ships only), calling at iii htl~ md cod receive passengers snil her Majesty's mails. ing, orl otc esels are appointed to sail frons Liver- flp,)'A ;,AL'JEVAY as under:- CIi'~1 , o NVE t ORE direct, Saturday, December 6. ...

... to MAEIRA, RIO de JANEIRO, and S c Paci'dc Stean Navigation Conmpany's i stean.Ship QUITO, W. B. Watts, Coin- I , 1dail 1 c0 tons sird 400 hors-power will leave Liverpool s trie of mentioned places onl or about the 20th proximno. w r a l excellent accommodations for passengers, and vill S~ee pricsced surgeon; sheo will take on freight bullion and e ic wile. 1* cr cosigirees mnust pass through ...

... ~w ZALAN ..-Chartered by the Canter- buriff 5C~~0l and appointed to saill on Wednesday, bj -1For PORT LYTflELTO.N, CANTERBURY SET- l~jb',n NWELLINGTON~, and one ether Port, the fine fist l*~cgesipit STAG, A 1, 678 tolls register ; lying in the ?? passage, provisions, medicine, and b'cotf~r ?? cabian for one person, £42 for1 ~ £3 Seondcabin, £ 22. Steerage, £16. This ship ~ ~ s~i~iO~ ...

... SOUTH 19 B P ° DIRETo b desatched 22d Jalluary, h USTh'A~l j;5loutlito emnbark parssefcS, under engage- Otht 9ill cala a J ColonicatiOI= Coinsiissioiiers the splendid East fier0 llt J 5I' st' B'II(EE DUNBAR, A I for thirteen years; St. I S frln-' Fot5orsss Miciis, Commander; lying in the died ?? has a full poop, with firet-rate ac- cito Ffdi5 cc s and will carry an experienced sur- Will ri ...

... TA1M tO the CAPE of GOOD HOPE.-The PONTIS, 560 tons, Captain T. W. GLOVER, will leve L lon the 10th aid Plymouth onl the 15th January, at noon, Londo~ ll On lnot her Majesty's ?? passage, apply at with TaSc1iCre8v Steamdh Shipping Company's otfices, 2, Ruy?.t ?? Gte biildiiS; for goods and parcels, to Balfour, Lmamiidg, Exc a C, 157, FenchUrCh-street, London. H UNION FIRE alnd LIFE INSUR- daci ...

... D 'ALBERT'S EDINBURGH QUADRILLE, ?? published, the Third Ed tion of this, the best Quadrirle or, Scotch Airs ever written. SM. D'Albert. has chosen airs that have not been backnied, and has nevertheless pro- duced the most inspiring quadrille on Scotch Airs we have yet seenl-as a right merry set it is ?? Review. Solos, 3s.; duets, 4s.; full orchestral parts, 6s.-CHAPPELL, 50, New Bond-street. ...

... ORTUGUESET DIVIDENDS.-The DIVI- P DENDS for the FIRST HALF-YFAR iS50, of the FIVE PER CENT. STOCY, 1841, and FOUR PER CENT. STOCK 1845- the Half of said. Dividend of the Old Unuonverted Bonds-asud 1;1ewlse the twelve imonths' interest then due on the Debentures of the June and July eo.isioiis, will be PAID at the Portu- usese Financial Agency, on Monday, the 2d February, 1852, aid cvery ...