... OYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT.GAR- DEN.-The nobility, gentry, suhscribers, and public are _epectfolly inormned that the SEASON will COMMENCE ol 1ueedayMarch 28. Full particulars of the Seasoi will be 4itaY inounced. YrHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAINE.- T_ On Tuesday next, Marci 21, the BENEFIT of Mr. E. T. SMITH, Lessee, and last night but four of the Setvol, onr which ccasion that einont actor Mr. G. V ...

... PERUVIAN THREE PER CENTS.--Tlhe ])IVIDIEND oli ?? BONDS, falli due on the Ist of Airl I ,,xt, rill bo FAIDl at thie ACronccrtingdioigoif sC DE IIUtRIZIETA and CO., onl that Orally liaecceiilclay, belirecel thle lur.s of ilceiL alln Two. Lists lie hd on appliratioll o1n ?? ) I aftcec tlie °.,d installt ; ondj tho Coupons tare to t- left threo clear days for exaiiciiition. March 1 II54 ?? ...

... AUSTRALIA.The GENERAL I . rAMTSAM SHIPPING COMPANY'S magnificent screw ' CE E SOUTH, 1,800 tons, W. H. NoIRIAN, ~ alfo othamptofl forPFORT PHILLIP and ~ ~t he Majstys saids, on Tuesday, the 4th April r asegers are of a very superior t fr wlly furnished with every requisite ?? aeaer~c wll meet th0 Queen of the South at Mel- the mails and passengers for Adelaide, wikhout frs e ad p.s3Mae, apply ...

... R OYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GAR- Xi DEN.-The nobility, gentry, subscribers and public are respectfully informed that the SEASON will COMMENCE on Thurs lay next, March 30. Prospectuses of the arrangements, with ull particulars, to be had at the Box-offlce. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH For the PENEFIT of the BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of FORESTERS.-Last performance but one of that ...

... ATS=TRAL A.-ie GENERAL '1Ii to Al lu COMPANY'S neagntificent screw STEA) THE SOTH 1 to Wil, NV. H. NoRmAN, ;,9 -EEm OF tpfe POr RTPHILLIP and D Vior h e 3as55 otails, en, Tuesday, the 4th April V0 ~l aesdtoals, far ?? are of a very requpisrioe gY *l~riuod~tsr, fully furnistied with every requisite :l her eaerl i4C w ll mleet tile Queen of tbe South at Mel- 8t bh r~oh0 esall and pfiseongers for ...

... NOTICE TO MARINERS. WRECK OFF HARWIC H. TRINITY HOOUSE, LONDON, MARCII,21,1854. OTICEF, is hereby given, that a GREEN iUoy, rnarted with the word Wreck, lis beet placed 'yf brhniO S. by E. a h E. from na vessel sunk on the Flat of the Q1 lies In 6 feeat low water spring tides, with the fol- Th c 10 ,u 1 cotnpO bearings, vizl °il Itopped Tree at W alton, twice its apnarcnt ali ?? northwa ird ...

... -j;NTICE TO M&RINERS. ,,VRECK IN THlE BRISTOL CHANNEL. TEINITY-11OUSE, LONDON, MARCHI 11, 1154. lkDICE, is herehy given, th at a GREEN A .) arhed Withthe word Wreck, haps been placed bh iy~b ., front a vessel sank in the BitlCanl isseven fathoitvs at low- water spring tides, with iesl ?? and cormpass bearinigs, VIZ. : li. ?? ?? I S. u i~sc',w ?? .. ' i (iptid l OR with St. Thomas's Head S.S ...

... B od' IMONY LAW AMENDMENT BILL-Its ench I REJECTION by the HOUSE or COMMONS.-For a DE- I per FENCE of the BILL -and a Review of the Debate, see the twns COURIER and CHURCH REFORM GAZETTE of To-xoRRoW, . tid the 28th. Price 4d. stainped-London: Hope and Co., 10, Great Marlborough-street. t1o4 MR. CRIVELLI begs to acquaint his friends and the public that a THIRD EDITION of the ART of 9s to ...

... TEMto AUSTRALIA.-The GENERAL ;T0 PIGCMAYSmagnifIcent screw S qCEIN OTII SOUH, 1800tolis,, W. E. NonNIAN, wilsi rm Southampton forPORT PHILLIP antd Q so1111~ 'ib her Majtesty's mails, on Tuesday, the 4th April d ,Ilcra I lod~it1lollsfor passengers are of a very superior II alt0 hd ler calbins are fully furnished with every requisite no fur11 5~ enertiil seet the Queen of the South at Mel- ...

... ?? THE AUTHORIl-TY FOR THE OBSERV- A NOB OF GOOD FRIDAY. It is so universally admitted, as to render the production of proof unnecessary, that our Blessed Lord wvas raised from the dead on the first day of the week; and it ii as univer- sally admitted that while on earth he himself declared, Mat. 12-40, For as Jonas was three days end three nights in the whale's belly, so shall the Son f man ...

... HARD TIIMES, by CHARLES DICKENS.- H HOUSEHOLD WORDS, conducted by CHARLES DICKENS.-No. 210 ?? Times, chapters 1, 2, and 3 -Oranges and ?? the ?? coachman- Where are ?? and wrongs of ?? bottle at sea -The girl left behind mne-Odlee, 16, Wellington-street, North, Strand, and sold bk all booksellers and newsvendeirs. TflHE -WAR in LITERATURE.-Ask at the . Shops, and at the Railway Stations, for ...

... ImHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- .ILessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH. To the British Public.-OrINdednesday Morning next, March S, a GRIAND NATIONAL DEMONSTRATION in AAID of a FUND for the SSP PPORTofi tW IVES and CiLDR EN of the t BRITISH SOLDIERS who havebeena set tas an expeditionary force onoforign service. The Lessee has placed the Theatre Free of Expense for a performance ofTHE COSSICAN BRIOTHIERS, in ...