... -- -- - - = - . - ?? HE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of Tt °o-MORROW, Oct. 9, will contain the following splendid ENGRAVINGS:- Embarkation of the French President atMarseilles. Tomb recently discovered in St. Mary's Church, Redcliffe, Bristol. Launch of the W. S. Lindsay, Iron Emigrant Ship, at Willington, near Newcastle-upon-Tyne. s Letters left at the Pastry-coek's-L 1litty taken to School. 2. ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.-Fare- I voll Season of Mr. B. Webster as Lessee and Manager-TI [IS EVENING will be presented the comic drama, in five acts, called TlE FOINDLINUS. By Messrs. Bucketoilo, Keeley, Leigh Aferwhih the, petS ite comeldyof A NOVEL EXPEDIENT. y Mr. Leigh Muriay, Mr. Howeo, and Mrs. Stirling. To oniclude with the farce of BOX AND COX. By Messrs. Iteoley anid BucketOne. ROYAL ...

... tCLCTTA vi; CAPE de VERDS, ON CcAPE of GOOD HOPE, MAURITIUS, £e~tA5 ,d'lADBAS.-The GENERAL SCREW STEAM V' LINEof IRON STEAMERS, with her , 1atis Tons, from fro * . Departure Departure Isue Cpains. Tons. frnm fromol. ~e. - E.I.Docks. Plymouth. bvralial..Oct. 10 Oct. 15. otto..lij.JohnEldcrH.C.S 1,800 Nov. 10 Nov. 16, %t~. - I1,800 Dec. 10 Dec. 18. ! - I1,800 Jan. 10 Jan. 15. ' ided into water ...

... .A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR FOR ONE SHILLINO.-If you would possess a head of hair iu full luxuriance and beauty, try a bottle of HAYDN'S CRYSTALLISEID HONEY POMADE. Itia composed of numerous balsamic ingredients, iR delightfully perfumed, imparts to the hair pliancy and lustre, gives it a lasting curl, clears it of scurf, and prevents the hair turning grey or falling off; and for the nursery It ...

... MARYLEBONE LITERARY -and SCIENTIFIC i INSTIILIION, :7, Edvwardfistreet, Poran -quare.-M's. F . heEsttBLE wi l oan the Lecture Seas~on :t the above Institution or I MOI4DAY, Oct. 25, wvit a RE.i~lG fronn Shakepeere's Play of EIORIOLA ?? Mtemnbers wvill have free admission, with the privi. tege of introitroing a ?? ldmision to strangers, °L. each. The 8utcriplioul to the Institution is £;2 d. ...

... FOR pORT PHILLIP Direct (to sail in October frost itle st. Kfatharine's Docks), the new first-class clipper F ira[ll ew rillE WAVE. This vessel is fitted with every re- Ecnttnltootmestt a~d will be rourd at most desirable oppo ttanity. fho 'GOe (l eck ecthins son thoroughly ventilated, and the b rths fli p on an entirely new and improved principle. Families pro. nulli to Autoatrlia fire ...

... A'C DRA.-TleGENERAL SCREW STEAM YSLINE Of IRON STLAMERS, with her 510115. I Departure Departure ~spirS .~sn.I.Dockes. Plymouth. - ~ lr~a~il.1,808 Oct.O Oc45t. III. ~gt0~ donler,H.C.S.1 1,800? Nov. 10 Nov. 16. __ 1,000 Dec. 10 Dec. 10. Bd10~ -1,800 Jan. 10 Jan.' 10'. .~,lvdd into water-tight and fire-proof compart- whe'fle ryoneI renedsurgeon. Thle cabins are tats iara ~with bedding, linen, ...

... NEW WORKS TO BE PUIBLISHED THIS SEASON. i. The EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. CXCVI. soo, price Six Shillings. [On Wednesday next. 1. Joseph de Aloistre. 2. Life and Letters of Mr Justice Story. :s. Japsf. Tr aits of the Irish Peasantry-Carleton. S. Cholera arid Quarantine. G. Representative Relorml. I. Miss Pardoe's Marie de Medici. s. Artillery and Ships of War-Sir I. Douglas and Colonel Chesils' . ...

... PUBLICATIONS. F''HE EDINBURGH REVIEWI, No. CXC0, T will be published on Wednesday next, the 13tb inst CONj~3TENT: I1. Joseph de Maistre. 2. Life and Letters of Mr. Justice Story. 3. Japan. 4. Traits of the Irish Peasantry-Carleton. 6. Cholera and Quarantine. 6. Representative Reform, 7. Miss Pardoe's Marie de Medici. S. Artillery ?? of War-Sir H. Douglas and Col. Cbhtrf 9. The late Elections ...

... (LUB CHAMBERS ASSOCIATION.-ROOMS, which will become VACANT on the loth October next. may be seen on application to the Secretary.-By order of tbe Committee, 15, Regent-street, Sept., 1852. W. R~IHAIIOSOC, Sme. THE PRESS. -WANTED, an experiencedb .LT REPOICVER and SlU a-EDITOR, for a liberal Countr News. pper. He must be an efficient Reader, antd have a general know. lege of the duties of thfea ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, RAYMARKET.-Fare-I el Season of Mr. B. Webster as Lessee nd Manager.-THIS ENING will be performed Holeroft's comedy of THE ROAD TO R3UIN. By Messrs. Stuart, Leigb Mulrray, Lambert, Alfred Aftrwhich, a new farce, called THIE WOMAN I ADORE. By Mr. Buckstoeu and Mrs. L. S. Buckinu ham To rlosl cludevith the farce of YOUR BIFE'S IN DANGER, ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, Oxford- ?? the ...

... TO ARTISTS, INVENTORS, &c., &c.-The Di. rtctturs ef tho ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION (Pa. tron, his Royal Highness Prince Albert) respectfully give notiee that DLPOulrS'of geaceral:nter~st are ItECEINl;D, ant ably dchcribed to the p` d abl, free of cxponwe. The l'X1 iIBITION. and all tho POPULAR LECTURIES, inc'uding Mr. bUCKlAN D'8 LEG VUIE on) MUSIC. as usual. Admimsii-, Is.; echo>ls and ...