... ItoINDIA, CHINA, &c.-Particulars sliw slid Ori lieok Isassengers and receive goods and parcels its 11, CeouiwIN cEYfLON, MAD-RAS, CALCUTTrA, 1'ENANG, 7terArolt'E, Aisd HONG HONG, by their steamers, stgrtilng INU, o onthe 20th of every month, and froin Suez ?? tit te Sth of the month. ca0botr tisteamier will be deepatched from Southamptou 1bt.Aleuxnri on the 3d April next, inl coabnbation ...

... B URGLARIES.-On the night of Jan.,3,1st a d. sperste attcmjst was made upon the Dundee Il9nk by a et ot acconplished thieves. An iror door secured by CIlUBBS' PATENT LOCKwas the irincipal object of attack, and the burglars, 1 bating exhaustld their si in trying to pick this lock, endeavoured J neffectually to destroy it by drilling. After soeme hours:work ttey ls wese alarmed and made a ...

... 0TCtoSRIPPERS.-Eor MADRAS w~id to Mc(nA-he3ADAGASCAR will RECEIVE MEA- OOSInthe East India. Decks uni hrdtthe 6 0.-1x 8 ito Dcccii sod i. 0., 04, Curnlill t IN IA, CHINA, &-c.-Partictijirs ~ei~irMitly Mail Steans Conveyance ati do(f the f o iniscation, iiowv etablished by tbs rtesin. At.tfl~l ?? Compniiuy with tho Est, &c, Ti clil'si~ 1assngers and receive goods Ean parcels ats ~ ~or hi ...

... CONVERSION of the SPANISH DEBT.-The %J CONVERSION contimtes OPEN at the Spanish Financinl Com- missione. in London, 10, St. Helen's-place, Bishop'gatcstreet; in Paris: nd in Amsterdam. The same regilations as before vill be ob- served for the delivery of the new bonds, in the order in which the lists were presented. Therefore the holders of receipts for those of the Actitve Debt, Nos. 301 to ...

... y ~~PUBLICATIONS. I, Is n COLBURN'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. n J Edited by W. HARRISON AINSWORTH, Esq. CONTENTS FOR AMAacu. No. CCCLXXV. Lord Palmerston, England, and the Continent. The Concluding Years in the Life of Anna Leicester. a Coleridge thi Table-Talker. Stothard. Young Tom Hall's Heart-aches and Horses. ?? of the last Cafire War. The Duke de Rivas, and the Modern Poetry of Spain. ...

... 0T' the GOUTY and Wil11 -_lUMATIC.- T. The never-failing effects of BLAIR'S L &.OtJT and REURI-- MIATIC PILLS, in curing every description ,if Gout and Reliit- matism, have secured to turnm a celebrity s unequalled by any ,medicine ef past or present times. They net 0. 'ly give relief in a i few hours, wihere the patient has bees drive 'n nearly to nsadl- miess by the excruciating tor tures of ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. Correspondents who de not find their communications noticed, may infer that we cannot answer them, or decline to do so. The great number of communicatiours we re- ceive, containing questions which any person, disposed to take the same trouble as they would put upon us, might answer for themwelves, reniders this notice neces- sary. RIGHT OF VOTING IN CITIES AND BoROuGHs.-The ...

... WASHINGTON AND MILTON. Robert Blums, the German Patriot and Martyr. No. 4, to be published on Monday next, of The ER. I N D 0 F T H E PE P L E, F will contain a Portrait and Memoir of Robert Biam; also articles on co-operation; British Institutions; European Democracy - the Militia Bill; Continental Affairs; Memoirs of Margaret Fuller; the Bonaparte Plot, &c. &c. Principal contents of Nos. 1, ...

... SALES BY AUCTION. Day of Sale re-appointed.-Messrs. Crockfords Stock ef ?? Wines, lying in the Cellars at St. Jamies's-strect, Pall-stall, sub. nitted for absolute sale in consequence of thi propriet'or (.mrs, Crockford) entirely relinquishing the Winc Trade. M ESSRS. BLAKE have been favouredi with iYtE. instructions to OFFER a PORTION of this *crv cxtc. sive and justly celebrated STOCK of ...

... YDNEY. New South Wales.-.A stratlian Line of poeket Ship9.-To sail the 6th March, the splendid frigate.. i *l ship ASIATIC, AI 18 years, 954 tons register, C IL EL bnSo,. comrsanlder.. lying in the Loedon Dcks. This ship has a iss Gdsom and Bpacious poop for cabin PUorengers, and having good pr hantv ecgs is weul saited for second cabin, nintermediate, c ~rigb ~tweflasncer andwill erryan ?? so ...

... JHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- T U\DERTHEHIGH PATRONAGEOFHEERMOST GRA- OUs MAJES`Y- On Monday MISS HELEN FAUCIT will perform rner celebrated CHARACTER of JULIA. After which yfRAN;D CONCERT. Mr. Morton't New Farce, and other Llcftainm1nt .being for a BENEFIT in behalfofthe WIDows sod ORPHANS of the Sufferers by the Loss of the Amazon. ornracoday Mr. Sims Reeves will repeat his celebrated character ...

... Tiesaeof ch~ief Calti Passage by these Steamners is £830. Tier NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL firSTIAM-SIPS, pone by the Admiralty to J' LIVEEPO~'~and NWYRK direct, and between PALIFAN ~ or othervessels are appoitdt si rmLiver. NEW ORKdirct.Saturday, February 28. A *'blt BOSON, Saurday March 6. ~t~l~l'A forNEW ORK drcSaturday, Matrchl 13. hi,1 ?? Stewrd f ee, THlRTY POUNDS; ht1iiOtwce, or liquors, ...