... CONVERSION of tihe SPANISH DEBT.- TJ ?? CONVERSION contifues OPEN rat the Spanish i i- narincial Comnssissiofnu in Lorisols, 10, St. flelln's-plaieo, Bishops. gate-street ; Ina Paris, and fir Anistordam. Thle same regulations as before vill be observecd for the delivery of the New Bos in the order in wthichs the lists were presented: Therefore the holders of Receipts for these of tire Active ...

... r HEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANEK- T THIS EVENING, the last night of the PANTOdlMIME, with ROBE11T THE DEVIL, aid Mr. Fedlor, Mr. H. Draytoni, bMdlle. Garei, nnd M3iss Crichton.-To-morrowv (owilng to its in- cresin atratio), ODIITTHEDEIL and the NEW BALLi~r, inw whieh M~dlle. Plunkctt, Mdlle. Dc la Vecehi, M. Du- ~d, and an unrivalled Corpsde Mallet w'ill ?? to another complete overflow last evening ...

... O SPANISH BONDNOLDERS.-CONVER- I . SIOEoftileSPANIStI DEUT.-NotiOC ic hereby given, that thle commwittee of Spanish Bondliolders it London arecontinuing to JIECEI YE, hr tile hands of their ~agents, the Londion and Countv BanINo. 21,l Loinibard-street, everyday (excopt Saturday), BONDS and COUPONS for CONVERSION. Those holders of receiptairom Nos. 301 to 875 who may have already sent in their ...

... )OYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, Oxford- JrL ?? the Management of Mar. CflARLES KEAN.- THIS EVENING will be Ferformed Shakspere's Historical Play of RING JOHN and the PANIOMIME. To-morrow-The Iron Chest, the SwiYH Cottrge, anl thie Parltomnime. Wednesday-King John and the Pautomimc. Taursday-The Merry Wives of Windsor and the Pantomime. FZiday-King John and the Pantomime. Saturday-To Parents and ...

... UNERAL EXTORTION AVOIDED -By FExeutorc and bereaved Relatives of deceased noblemen, gentlemen, tradesmen, aud others, sending in the first instance to SHIIBEE t' ESTABLSHMENT, CITY ROAD, near Finsbury- lqisaie, instead of employinc their upholeterer, or the nearest un. dertaher, who not ponsesaibg the needffl requirements, resort to the faneral furnishers, to hire them, and consequently ...

... A FORTUNE FOR NOTHING! THE ERA GRAND DERBY & ST. LEGER GIFTS. Upon the Payment of 1 fis., the BEST FAMILY & SPORTING JOURNAL WIVLL ZE SENT TO YDU FOR FIFTY-TWO WEEKS. AND A REGISTERED RECEIPT PRESENTED GRATIS IN TaE ERA GIFTS OF 500. Every party, WVHETHEER A PRESENT READER OF THE ERA NEWSPAPER, OR INTENDING TO BE vucn, must pay in ADVANCE the sum of Twenty-six Shillings, which will entitle ...

... 4EA SIOKNESS.-LEVILLY'S PATENT K THALASZONE, or Sea-Sickness Preventive.-All w ho oavte tried this infallible discovery are unaiomous il their tinliasi huas praise of the invaluable vestment, which, is now ottred to the sufferers as thle only never-failing protector against tiattxeru- ciating malady. Price one gssinca.-23, George-struct, lloor. square. Antagonistic to Sophistry, Prejudice, and ...

... WORKS PUBLISHED EY W. M. CLAIRK, 16 and 17, WARWICK-LANE. I. In Weekly Tos., 16 Quarto Pages, 30 ENgrayings, One Penzy, T HE C RYTS TAL P A LAC E; and its Contents. Au Illustrated Cyclopledia of the Great Ex- hibitioia; containing every article worthy of notice in the. World's Fair. Twenty-eight Nos. are now ready, or four Monthly Parts, Sixpence ceach; to be completed in one haudsom e volume, ...

... EMPLOYERS' STRIRKE. tREAT TRADES' MIEETING. An Aggregate Meeting of the U Metropolitan Trades will be held iP. St. Martin's Hall, Lon-- acre, on Thursday Evening, March 4, 152, when the Council of the Amalgamated bociety will explain their preoent position and prospects, and invite a consideration of tile relations of Employers and Employed, and the Laws affecting Labour. Doors open at Six ...

... TO THE READERS OF itMuY PRICE , A NError occurred in the arraegement of the pages in a reprint of No. 6 of- MARY Paes. Thoes Subscribers who have re. ceived the faulty copies can have them exchanged for correct onces at our Office, or thr-ough their booksellers. Agents, in towsn and country, are requested to look over their back stock of No. 6, and, if faulty, have the exchange made ...

... 0R poll'r PrHILLIP Direct (to follow the E mernid, and wilt hove great deipateh), ihe fine fnst sailing F DN UitN A I register 551 tone, JOHN DUNCANSON, Coom ipsM( Ze'. liii 'o te L',ndoO Diects. Tbis ship has a Spacious poop, with sarr~t r~tstle ?? for cabin pesselIgers; a id her sbi lotty ?? sY, she ofers a ?? opportunity faraeelmoted r her ot ifltermriilati and steeragc ?? tormts itf ...

... /lR NEATE has the honour to announce l1d shat his SECOND SOIREE will take place st the New Meethoven RIooms, 27iQunen Anne street, on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd of March.-Progctramme: Quartetts by Haydn, Mozartand Beethoven, executeu by MM. Sainton, Cooper. Bill, and Piatti. Mr Necte will perform on the Piano a Grand Sonata in C minor by Woeld, and take part in a Piano Quartett in E flat by Mozart. ...