... to the CAPEB of GOOD HOPE.-The T k10iO'1 S 5130 tons Captain T. Wt. Gtovult, wcil leaive o ?? loth 5i, Plymiouth onthel15th January, atl noon, Lodo c' and bar majosty's ?? passage, apply at Ii a5Oll~iS ?? Company's Offices, ?? Roa ~ oas~ gs;for gods and parcels, to Balfour, Lraming, o~o157 Fechuch.treet, London. -~TEM toMADIRA, RIO do JANEIRO, aiid 0.TePacific Steam Navigation Comrpany's ...

... Foan I'l)1T LYTTELTION, CANTERBURY S~111,.I .LlNT.-A first-class passenger SHI~P will sail from 1.,lsI'sw or PORT LYTTELTON, CANTERBURY SE~T- '55IF i . TUESDAY, Feb. 24, chartered by the Canterhury lacesi~t5. 55_ Vr ficeight, passage, or farther information, apply at ~is Esoiff'~ T5 Department of the AssocIation, 9, AC elphi..tera'ce, ?? ILBY and Co., 157, Feachucch-atrect; or tq J., 6ITSF- ...

... VUREDERICK SACKER, Professor of HAIR- J' CU'TI1NG and DRESSING, 79. Cbeapside. F.S. has the exclusive honour of being the projector and perfecter of nearly every imprbavement in the beautiful and scientific art of Wig making for many years past. Ladies' headl-dre&ses, linear natural curled hair, enamelled skin or invisible lace partings, exquisitely finished, 2 guineas. Gentlemen's lWigs, 30s. ...

... _HERR SOMMEWrS CONCERTS.-NOTICE.- HERR SOI)MER habs the honour to inform the Nobility Gentry, and the Publio that in consequence of the immense stccees of bit celebrated Sommerophonic Hungarian Mtusical Company, he has beer induced to extend the number of his concerts in London previ-. ous to his departure for the provinces. oie will therefore give THREE more EVENING PERFODtMASCES, at Willis'l ...

... rpHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- -M_ Unprecedented Attractions for the Holidays. So great has been the attrction of the BIATEAAN CHILDREN, that with the view of meeting the demand at the Box-office for places, they will appear TO-NIGOOT in two pieces-THE YOUNG COUPLE and THIE SPOILED CHILD; and the perforinanoes will-be over by a quarter-past Eleven o'clock. JOHN BENTON, Box Book-keeper. THEATRE ...

... AI'Avueossvs to Soeussisa,, Poo,,uscrs., ?? 147 Wodeos, d Cass, 2rots IS.each by ost, 1s. od. ON SNGLEand ARRID LIFE. To B, o no tobe.tha isthequetion. GUI.W~ltWELL Mit 11511, tl~t.C.. (t-271, L~AG. (t~l);Is ear Meica an Foensc Rlbre ia these matters. ?? ubety odCoroopnfss.Associations -tonc, ss' C~soatt'sof Soqt Lie-Mariao.nd its con- sidcrattissso-tfatpp aid fouitfu Attiances-ot of ...

... NEW WORKS. On She 15th inst. T HE' EDINBURGH REVIEW, T No. CXCIII, for January, 1852. Svo, Os. CON TENTS. 1. GENIUS AND WRITINGS OF DESCARTES. II. BISIOP PHILDOTTS. OIL RECENT PROGRESS OF LEGISLATION. IV. CRURCH MUSIC. V. INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT. V1. PALGRAVE'S HISTORY OF NorM 1iND5 AND ENGLAND. VII. ORDNANCE MlIAP OF SCOTILAND. VITI. TIIE EXPECTED REFORM BILL. flarly in January. ENGLISH ...

... THEATRE ROYhT, IIAVMARKIET. 0flI Monday. January oth, will be per- formed, (ay's BEGGAR'S OPFRA. With ste new Grand Christmas Extravaganza of PRINCESS RADIANT; or, the Story of Mayflover. And THE TWO BONNYCASTLES. Toesday, the Comedy of TIlE MAN OF LAW. Principal characters by Messrs B. -Webster. Leigh Murray, Hiowe, Lambert, Clark; Miss A. Vining, and Mrs Stirling. With T 553 PRI'N- CESS ...

... RAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH.- FFor Bilious or Sick Headache, Indigestion, and for the whole train of symptoms arising from a veak stomach, or vitiated bilious secretion, these pills are pre-eminently success. ful; for costiveness, either habitual or temporary, they are admirable, and for elderly persons they vill prove the most agreeable medicine that can be taken. They are used with the greatest ...

... TO INSOLVENT DEBTORS, BANKRUPTS, ?? valu- Table assistance will be rendered to persons in the above posi- tion; or to such as may be desirous of arranging privati-ly with Creditors. There are thousands of persona who have struggled long against the force of misfortune; but few are aware that by the recent Act all small traders owing dtebts not exceeding 300Z. can be entirely raised from their ...

... ICENSED VICTUALLER{S' ASYLUM, L OLD liENT I'OAD, I ncorporated by Royal Charter, 6th Victoria, 1l.42. The ANNUAL BALL in AID of the ENDOW- MENT FUND of the INSTITUTION, will be held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgatc.street, On WEDNESDAY, the 14th of January next. ADAMS'S highly celebrated QUADRILLE BAND has been Cncaged. Tickets of admission may be had of the Chairman, Trustets, ,and ...

... rEEI1jX1 BROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- MR. aUNNx, Lessee, rilerie AtfrectiOn for tile Holidays ! Owing to the Great prdue try ~ MISS GLYN in the character of LADY 4kduBE ll. shc 'iill repeat tbe part on Monday and Wednesday ito ieattracltion of the ateman Children1s sogreat that i, ?? cpeaer every Tuesday, Thursday and Satorday, and owdov tulrned nightly away, the new Pantomime igt'Oltl, jUIN H{OG'ETH ...