... IDIViNt th O Cape.-The following ~ iS 0cheGEERAL SCREWV STEAM SHIPP'ING SB loav SOTHAMPTON fer C'ALCUTT~A [on the ~ilA~f tuodh]caling at Plymou~~th for the Mails, and llb~t te Cae, Siuritius, CeylIon, and Madras:- Ships. Tons. (aptaiS. 1,00 , Hyde. Qcnof th 1o~I .b0O WV. II. Norman. Lad Jo~l~l~i1,80D0G. E. Bird. ?? fo ?? 01 psaest tom at tile Company's AIP\ icai0 e.lidw4rd. Parel wilt aleso be ...

... FAM ufhcGENERAL SCREW STEAM SHIP- ?? QUEEN of the SOUTH, Th ..cmaderWill1 leave Southampten on ?? orfreghtor pssae aplyto, and parcels Mir, %eeg ad C., gent an inurnlite brokers, . Ai jtl?,vrctill place, Southampton. ~ ~Q1 PEPER.RAISINS, TEA, AND VINEGAR. ¶ , f te ICLOMPT ?? for VICTUALLING and I-AR}I SERVICES, SOMEiRSET-rLAUr, FaB. 1, 1854. TI.\NSI 01i j sil0f8 for ?? the Office of 111 Co1 ...

... WDIA CHINA. and AUSTRALIA, V to INSv*LR and ORIENTAL STEAMI NAVI- The SI seesser, cairying her Majesty'smails and .CIt'itAN 5uthamptof for the undertientioned ports, :-v lO MADRAS. CALCUTTA, PENANG, SIN. E. CEN !G {ONG MI the 4th atid 20th of every month. ' ad1IIFOET PHINLIP, and SYDNEY (toucking at 0lthe4th of every altern'ate mouth; next departure, QU AN DRIA on the 4th and 20th of the * ...

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... PUBLICATIONS. Sixth Edition, greatly enlarged, 2 larc o and closely printed vols., with nu.merous Woodeuts, £2 53. 1%IANUAL of CHEMISTRY, embraciug all MLV New Facts of tho Science. By W. T. BRANDE. F.R.S. Londos: John W. Parker and Son, West Strnwl. Small 8vo., 7s. dd., AN HIlSTORICAL and EXPLAKNATORY' A TREATISE on the BOOK of COMMON PSAYEi. By W. G. HUMPHRY, B.D., late Fellow of Trinity ...

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... PUBLICATIONS. With a Portrait of Louis XVII., the February Number, price Half-a-Crown, of BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY BS eontains :- 1. Turkish Campaigns on the Danube. 2. Aspen Court. Chapters XXXIII, to XXXVI. By Shirley Brooks. 3. Louis the Seventeenth. 4. Campaigning Life under the Duke of Wellington. 5. St. Januarius to St. Constantius. 0. Margaret of Navarre. 7. Arthur Arden, the Medical ...

... EPublic ae informed that, in consequence of the NIAGARA being required for Special Service by the Adoiraty th siligof tile ALPS will be POSTPONED to .rirlDA NcEXT,, tel 8th inst., to take the Mails and Passen- '015 ?? Ptoakce out ?? of the 25th Inlstant, widl go I pibe letsed b he only ti to HOARLIFAX and BOSTON.CMnE ?? rtile thitattllfrtonoiterae f Freight to Boastoll Nii be £,adtoNew York ...

... SALES By AUC~~~ Choice Moderm Engravicira. MESSRS. CHRISTIE anud 4,NO, flygive notice tha thywl their Great Room, Rhug-street St.e 'A'il EcL b ' ` February 17, at One precisely, la portiscof tef tli ?? Sof ENGRAVINGS, the property of a distins,~ 0 a prising the works ofsmcf, ?? ~Oic whic Corlection elean gil raes, o cthe plate R ls e ~/ESSRS. CHRISTIE acid OA ..V. fully give notice that they ...

... ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, Oxford- i ?? the ManagementoflMr. CHARLES BEAN.- On Mond'y next, the 20th Inst., will be produced (first time under the present management) the trgedy of RICHARD THE THIRD. R OYA L PRINCESS'S THEATRE, Oxford- Y 1 ?? the Management of Mr. CHARLES KEAN.- On Tuesday next, Feb. 21, a JUVENILE NIGHT, cli which occa- sion the Pantomime will be.in at Eight o'clock, and ...

... NOTICE TO MARINERS. 0HLAD RI C1TELEGRA FROM ORFORDNESS TO OLN. ftTRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, FEB. 21, 1854. ERVdSSjION having been granted by this ?? that buoys, marked by the words 1Electric Le rls b idd down in the line of direction of the Sub-i ~s ?? tmtthe buoys are now larid, and that it rls t ESLshould ANCHOR withist a quarter1 ~ ~ orthard r southward of the line of the said 5orfocics Hih ...