... THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. SPORTING CORRESPONDENCE. As ERA PArRIOT.-Take Ves. 9, 1i, and 13, ?? are both w orth an incvestsente Egclvve:x._1e recommend, at present seriting, No8. 1, 2, 7, and 11. Anoo.-tFn' first event Nos. 3 and 4. For Chester Cop Nos, 4 and 5 II '-1ve cannflot qandertake to hedge the bet, and adrise yon not to do so egt, as no davib it ntdi see a auvch shorter price, No . . ...

... OYAL ITALIAN OPERA; COVENT GARDEN. Th DIRECTORS of the ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA beg most respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Subscribers, and the Pu~blic', that the Season will commence on TUESDAY, Mareli 29th. l'roepectuees of the arrangements, wvith fell particulars, to be had at the Box-office. rTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- j Lessee and Manager, Mr. E. T. SMITH. On Mlonday, March 21, and ...

... NOTICE. ~OLBURN'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. TIc ATPIt,17. inuiber wyill contain, among othrimportant Ul: teretici artelco CI' HE UDStII, by All., Itengiston ; J POrsilSSO DArlicIL 01O, NEVER WAIT FORl A WIllOW; by IlderCetloA ndLI the Fourth Part of Mrf. AINSWORTH'S now Tale, 'TlE FLITCI OF BACON, OR THE CUSTOM OF DUN- Chapnman and Hall, 193, PIendilly3. ?? Sold by all Booksellers, and at all the ...

... VEW BOOKS uPON SPORTING. NEW PUB y MNTLEY. FRANEi FORESTERaS, ISH andFI^SlHLI+NiG In the UNITED STATES Fly IENE's WjII'~~rliA2nk( IIEI~RAuthor of 1Field SrtsTES United Sta7tes. In 9vo, nunielsos Illustrations, 460 pages M S of tile UNITED STATES and BRITISH T ORThAEIC , BylIENPY WILLIAt HIERBERT. In 2 viols., FORES TEE39lo~R ?? his FiIIINDS or W'oodland Adventuros ] it the Middle States of ...

... THE MO tNT CARBON CHITERED COL and IRON COMPANY, Fayette County, Virginia, U.S. T Uia 1O00 n 6,0 at f ech, to be paid in fusllan A allotment, without further callorlaityp The CompaflY being cinoporated by ebartcr from the VirginhVIa 1.Sg-- lature, no liability will be attachedtohesahldrbyndhe amount of Shares. Samuel II' Eo 01 nEocrose. a * info q La ortlan~laeett.. tPortman-plaoa; George ...

... Tf ICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASYLUM, L ~~~OLD KENT-ROAD. PITR X-l B. H. PRINCE ALBERT, KG., &c. In dd of tle Institutioh bt or tulary in increase Addressed to every ?? in the Trade, and especially t TO THE LADIES. The Institution has now existed upwards of twenty-five years, and those of the Tiade who have contributed towards its establishment have the gratinm reection, thw t by their subscriptions ...

... A1 REAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. 1 DONCASTER RACES. SPRING MEETING. Notiec is hereby given, that a SPECIAL TRAIN will be despatched from KING'S CROSS on TUESDAY, 8th March next, aso follows Iares to Doncaster and back. FirstClass. Covered Carriages. a. . sd. d . d. KlNN'S CROSS leaves at ?? 0 41 3 _litchen ,, ?? 3 0 50 'C'CrO.'Olg VC ?? 1045) 2 Ditto leaves ?? 10 5D Gramnthlcn hraves ?? 11 40 13 0 10 ...

... THE. GIRLs OWN BOOK. eow Edition, square, bound in crimson cloth, gilt edges, price 4s. 6d. THE GIRL'S OWN' BOOK. T Br MRS. CHnLD, Author of The Mother's Book, Frugal Housewife, Ac. The Sixteenth Edition, entirely re-edited, em- bellishedwith 142 Engravings. London: William 'legg and Coi., 85, Queefl-street, Cheapside. *1 /[ESSRS. WIILLIAM TEGG and CO, M 8S, QUEEN-STREET, CHEAPSIDE. LIST ...

... E PSOM fJMMER MEETING, 1853. , The tfo following Races name and close to Messrs. \Vea. .eb , old Burlington-street,. London, or to the Clerk of tho Yeerse'.tchpsom, on or before THURSDAY, 7th of April (The METROPOLITAN DAY.) REFRY DAY.-The GREAT EXHIBITION PLATE of 100 sovs Iasdicap) for all ages; one mile and a quarter; the winner of any rice after the publication of the weiglats to carry 51b ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. SPORTING CORRESPOKIINCE. A p11ttCA1; (Crickett -A pyly to Mr. Dark a} Zid'a Gricot Growd or to r. Houghton, the Oval .eoigton H.A(,Stdybridg~) Ify-oit and others weill transact business mit/c nec ,tpostr and un/'nowfn opec7iatora, you harv dnly yoicoselvco to blome,? wte cannot interfere. Al e aroke is a chesi4nt homse. T. -Wcdo notknowt the age of Peter Simple, but ...

... FIRST APPEARAXCE OF MONS. LAFONT. FR E N H P L A Y S, ST. JAMES'S THIEATRE, KING-STREET, ST, JAMES'S, IicedaY, March 7, when vill be produced a New Comidie-Vaude- ive acts, entitled UNE PETITE FILLE DE L GRANDE Dilegl U Principal characters by Mons. Lafont and hde. Luther. ororqday, Marchll 9, in compliance with numerous demands, the T ~oledar pl ay of L' E TOUKNEAU. The character of Felix, by ...

... 'CIOLBURN'S NEW MONTHLY u~~MAGAZIGAZNE. EDITED BY W. HARRISON AINSWOHTH, ESQ. CONTENTS FOR MARCH. NO. CCOLxxxvuI THE FLITCH OF BACON; OR, THE CUSTOM OF DUNMOW. PART Ill. THE LORD OF THE MANOR OF LITTLE DUNMOW. BY, THEEDITOR. WHAT THEY SAY IN PARIS. . The Ordre du Jour-Il. The Marriage ?? the Ministers.-III. Les i den' Portefeuillcs.rIV. The Jewel Bags. BY THE CHEVALIER ALCIBIADE DE LA BLAGUE. ...