... rTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- I on Monday (owing to its enthusiastic reception on 1riday' last), ILUCREZI[A BORcNlA. With an Entertainment in whbich Millte. PLUNKETT will appear. on Tuesday, The Sicilian Bride, which will be performed rvry night of Mr. Sims Reeves's engagement. On Wednesday, Lucrezia Borgia. On Thursday, The Sicilian Bride. Principal characters by 91r. Sims Reeves, Mr. ...

... IF RENCH PLAYS.-DEJAZET'S LAST AP- P RAltANCE TO-MORROW, on which occasion she will per- 1orm, with Mons. Lafont, in the favourite pieces of C2ESAR pT N~APOLEON, LES PREMIERES ARNIES DER IICHELIEU, and LA D)OUAIRIERE DE BEIONNE. The eelebrated artistes Mon$. FREDERIC LEMAITRE and Mdlle. CLARtJSSE will make their fira& aripoaraecs on MIONDAY next, March S, ii. the popular play oi DON CEAS.3R DE ...

... STEAM7 to INDIA, CHINA, &c.-Particulars of . the rcgular mothly Mlail Steam Conveyance and of the eddi- tional tines of comnluricoation now establiehe by the PENINSULAR I and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY with the Es-si, ae. The ComPanY boak passengers and receive goods and parcels as hretoloc tor CEYLON, MAtDRAS, CALCUTTA, PENANG, SINGA. pORE, and HONG KONG, by their stearmers, 'starting ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T COXBIN&TION OF GRAND OPERA AND BALLET. 3 TO-NIGHIT, Balfe's OPera of THE 81CI LIAN BRIDE, which Will be played every night of Mr. Sims Reeve's engagement ?? the popular ballet or TllE STAR OF THE; RHiINE, in which hMdlle. De Vecchi, M. urenri end en unueh3nlled cerps de ballet wil appear. On0a MONDAY EZENING, LUJCREZIA BORGLA, and AZIEL. ,.J. BENTON, Box Book ...

... QTEAM t3i INDIA, CHINA, &c. -Particulasr of 0the regularK0o' tbly Meil Steana Conveyance and of the addi. fjoaloi les of cooamurieation flow established by the PENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM. NAVIGATION ?? with the T~he Compauyb ook passengers and receive goods and parcels as hereto~orcfr CEYLON, MADRAS, CA.LCUTTAt, PENANG, SINGA- po lI r ON Us KONG, by terstcamcrs, starting fromn SOUTH- ...

... f'THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- 1 Immense Success of Mr. Balfe's New Opera, THE SICILIAN BRIDE, which will be played (for the fourth time) TO-NIGHT; and, in consequence of the excitement attendant on the Iperform- ance of Rodolfo by Mr. Sims Reeves (in addition to tise exertions wf every artiste corcerned), he will perform the chiaracter each evening of his engagement; this evening with Mdll. ...

... ,TEAMN t, INI)IA, C11INA, &o.-Particulars ofI S i os Oi Pi hlY Ma4il Steam Conveyance undi of the addi. li e e.rairiaton owesabisedbythe PENINSULAR and O~I2TLSTElAM NAVIOATION COMPANY with the TeC,1parisv be& IPassengers anid receive goods and parcels as heretooreC 0,1 (TYLON', MADRAS, CILCU'rTA, PENANG, SINGA- poik no IIN KCNG, by their 'teaniers, starting from SOUTH. AP oN, taile 28th of ...

... 0p SPANISH BONDHOLDERS.-CONVER- ~ T ~~~SION of the SPANIS.H DEBT. NOTICE IS HIEREBY GIVEN, that the Committee of Spanish I Bondholders in London are continuing to RECEIVE, by the bands of M. their Agents, the London and County Bank, No. 21, Lombard-street, son every lay, BONDS and COUk'ONS for CONVERSION, and are issu- 'I ing Certificates for the unfunded portion of the Coupon.. TIO parties ...

... PRINCESSS THE&ATRE Under the Management ofa,Mr. Charles Rean., AN Monday, March15, will be presented Shakspere's Historical U Play of KING JOHN, with the ntew and orginal farce, entitled, OUlt CLERKS; or, No. 3. Fig Tree-court, Temple.. Tuefdav, 16, The CORSICAN BROTHERS, with the farce of OURCLERKS; or, o. ,Fig Treecourt,Temple,ndBETSY BAKER. Wednes- dey, 17, Shaks~pere's Hiotorical Play of ...

... i Chief Cabin Passage by these Steamers is X30. II auN NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL LSTEAM.S£IPS, appointed by the Admiralty to io Il IL SlvTEASOOLalld NEW YORiK direct, and between |jvt%0enIId BOSTON (thc Boston ships only), calling at ill lad ald receive passeugers and her Majesty's mails. a LI l A0 n g or other vessels are appoisted to sail from Liver- ,Tileft° 9TuRDAY, as undor:- I E ?? for BOSTON ...

... ANTAGONISTIC to SropIrSTRC, PRctUDnCE, and EMlPRICISM. 147 1vodcuts,4l Caseq, 2vols. s. each; by post, ls. fd. rsN SI NG L E and MARRIED LIFE. 1 To be, or not to be. that is the question. By B.J. CULVERWELL. M.D. (1841), M.R.C.S. (1327), L.A.C. 10i41 - ; years Medical and Forensic Referee in these matters. Programme-AdeentofPubertyand Corresponding Associations -Dtnies and Casualties of ...

... EiBRVEY ON .DE =TDISEN&SES or iM Wrth plates, boards, s B6d. NT HE TREATtfENT OF DEAFNESS 0 aris~ng from ealargemeiit of the tonsils, and on other dieses of the throat, with a chapter on the organs ef upeech. By WILLAMS t hfB.C.S, of England, Fllow of the Royal Medico-Chi- rurgical Soeiety of London, and. Surgeon to the Royal Dispensary for Diseasea of the Ear. RzxscLAw, Strand; HoNTE-o, York. ...