... Cora2PAflAT1VM SALE OF LONDON NEWS- PAP~ERS. 1) ETUERN of the number of STAMPS had from the Slamp- RX office, during 1851, for LLOYD'S WSEEKLY NEWSPAPER (The whole of the receipts for which are >394721500 publicly exhibited at the office) FOtom ann OFFICIAL RElsRaS FOR 1850. The Weekly Dispatch ?? ?? 1,950,000 The SundayTimes ?? 675,000 The Obeerver ?? 824,000 The Era ?? 221,000 The Atlas ?? ? ...

... 0ALENDAR3 FPO THi WEEK. JANUARY. 4. SUNDAY.-2 Sunday atter Christmas.-Morning Les. Nsaiah xli.L; Matthew iii.; Eveninj Lessons: Isaiah Xiii.; Umans ?? rises, Sm, past 8h. i sets, 4m. Pa.St Sh. 5, MONDAY. &: TOS~.-wl Day. 7. WeFDNEsDYT.Peurny Post established 18,0.-Fall moon, 9m. past 6, morn. 8. TulmiDAY.-rattlCof New Orleans 1816. 9. FRIDAY.-Roval Exchange burnt 1855. 0 B&TURDAY.-D*rl ...

... ROYAL SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. Under the Meanagement of M.r. Phelps. TO-MORROW, and Tuesday, the performances will com- T mence with INGOMA'Lt. Insgomar, Mr. Phelps; Myroa, Mr. Goorge Bennett; Parthenia1, liss Csoper; Acte&, Mrs. H. Marston-On Wednesday and Thursday. TUE MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Pertiex AMacsycophant, Mr. Phelps; Lady Lum- bercenrt, Miss Cooper-Oin Fridav and Saturday, a Play-To ...

... CODIPARATRIVE SALE OF LONDON MEWS- PAPERSj. 1) ETuRN of the number of STAMPS had from the Stamp- office, during 1851, for LLOYD'S WEERLY NEWSPAPER (Tbe whole of the receipts for which are 3,472,500 publicly exhibited at the office) Faos TrHE OYFIcIAL Rzrcasus ron 1850. The Weekly Dispatch ?? . ?? 1,950,000 The Sunday Times ?? 675,000 The Observer ?? . . 24,000 The llrsa * 25~:, 1,000 The Era ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. Corres~po~ndents wlie de not firnd their communications noticed, may infer that we cannot answrerthem, or decline to do so. The gaent numirnber of comrnnaoations we re- ceive, contfainig questions which any-person, disposed to take the samie trouble as they woeuld put upon us, might answer for themselves, renders this notice sieges- sary. PAUPER EDUCATION.- SIR,-Havivg had ...

... C L:DAR FO1R THE ?? IANUARSY. I.SuD y.-t Sunday after Epiplikuy.-Morrnin Lcs rsons Isaiah xliv.; Matthew iY.; Evening Lessons: Isaiahxlvi.; ?? ?? rises, 5m. past 8h.; sets, 12n. past 4h. 2. MoNDA.-Hilary Term begins. Is. TuNSDAY-Camblridge Lent Term begins. 4. ?? Lent Term ?? last quarter, lim. past I, mirn. 5s. TruRsDAY.-John Aikin born 1747. 1I. FRIDAY.-Spenser died 1659. &. SSTURDAY.-B. ...

... TO CORBRESPONI)ENT9. THE FRAUDS OF THE NINETEENTH CEN.TURY.-The grocers of London appear to be workingfor notoriety in the commission( offrauds on their customers. It has been oar duty, as journalist .t) record,from lime to time, the proceedings in the Court of Inland Revenue, against numerous tradesmen of the above class, for , the adulteration of pepper; and we have conceived that the ...

... ATT X SALE Or LONDON NEWS- PAPERS. ., 0~ i X~o f th5 nrnmber of STAMPS bad from the Stamsp ' I 51,for ?? WEEXLY NEWSPAPE3R S--- g~ vflole of the receiphT for which ore j3472,500 L ->f_,e~btisey exhibited at the office) CN ru btFBOY IEtS OPFICIAL erUaTU FOR 1060. o~e Dispatch ?? 1,953,000 Tbe SundayP Thues ?? ?? 675,000 The Ob se r ?? 324,000 !he ira ?? 221,000 he Atlas ?? ?? o8000 The Weekly ...

... UAWY. _ 2nd SundaY after ?? Les. SL. ?? Ii;Mthwxvi.; EeligLsoe 50 gfornAI maa XYL-isin rises, Ills. past 7h. 1235 1.F at born 17 36. i 1 7 ~g *~9 _AmeicanIndpendncedeclared 1776. L v t .American ladepeadence acknowledged f GD v, moon, 27m. past 7, morn. 1 YLord Bacon born 1561. Pitt died 1806. P5 ^ .3. FeZ born 1749.-Sun rises, 52ap. p. TABLE 'FOS THE WER, HIGH WATER AT London. Liverpool. ...

... __ L OU TH WEEK. 3rd 5unday afer Epipbany.-Morning Les- *Acts xxi. to xxiii., Evoning Lessons: ii*l Ac~ts ?? rnses, 5tra. past 7h.; sets, 5510. 1asst 411. 3%Jos , Williatn ~Huttoa died 1823. T069l- -the Great died 1725. WSD ,,n~y.~H~nrY VIII. died 1547.-MOOn'S first Ten~~mpt 15, mrn. ssr~t,3 ?? I. beheaded 1649. ITer ?? rises, 43m. past TIDE:TALEFOR THE WEEK. HIGH WATgF AT I Londe;-. ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. THe eNSLAOUGHT ON THE ADULTERATORS.-Another batch o/ grocers have keen summoned before the Court of Inland Revenne, and, in accordance with our ex- pressed intention, we give them a prominent place in our columns, so that the public may be warned against their dishonest practices. A fine of SO. was inflieted upon John Slott, of 15, Gray's-inn-lane, for selling pepper wohich ...

... * OYAL SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. Under the Management ov Mr. Phelps. 1 )GMfl tROW, and Tuesday bkssees ). ! f 9F i TI' ATHENS. Tidnon,'Mr.'fhelp; Ajpsoihhlus, blrO0. Bion- nett; Alcibiades, Mr. Marston; -Flavius Mr W. Ray- Sena- v tor of Athens, Mr. Barrett-On Wednesday and Thursday, THE C; MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Pertinax Macsycophant, Mr. Cl Phelps: Egerton, Mr.Robinson; Sydneyv Mr. H. Marston: ...