... T EATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.-I r Ullder the Management of Mr. BuCKSToM U Pn. rm be only Theatre nowv operz at the West-end for Dramatie perform- ances. Great success of the Spanish Dancers in their new Ballet of The Gipsy Queen. which witll The Old Chateau, and As Like as Two Peas, will be repeated every Evening. On Monday, August 2Sth, and during the week. the popular Dramna of THE OLD ...

... . MR, NISBET, w1o got deaveory of another Party's A Gold NWatch in place of hki ownI fron C. It. Brown & ar Ure's SalelC1om,01nSatuydayth 12thaiust.,h55v not yet returned pi the same, lhe is herebs )'ail t lcqlested to do so immnediately, in order tos efrtiher trouble. Bleiigpers-onahllykniown, thoughI sa his o ddress is nob, every effort will be made to obtain restitution s of tise ?? ...

... AT CANNISnURN, ox TuURSDAY, 31ST AUGUST. PUBLIC SALE OF C GROWING CROP AND HAY IN RICIK, (I7he Prcpertiy of the late Mrs. Afeiklaw.) , ESSRS. M'TEAR & KIEMT will Sell, by Auction, at Al [ East Chapelton, near Cansisburn Toll, on Thursday, 31st August, at One o'clock, About 500 Stones HAY. It Acres LINT, and 1 POTATOES.l The M ilgaviL Coach, which leaves Wialker's at 12, passes Chlapelton. 97 ...

... PUBLIC SALE TO-DAY OF SUPERIOR H1OUSEHIOLD) FURNITURE, (Ia1cluadig scecral frticles of CcztrY qtuality, the Propeirly of a C(ibinctmakcr going.Abroad.) WsE are instructed to Sell, by Public Auction, at 11. Virginia Street, To-day (Mionday), 28th August current, at Twelvc S o'clock exact, TiHE WIlole STOCK of SUPERIOR HOUSE FURNI- 1 TURE, including Mahogany Telescope Dining Table, on W'I Pillar ...

... Freehold Blaekfmfith'S Shop, Cottages, AND PREMISES, AT LITTLE THORNHAM. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. H. PRESTON, At the Bells Inn, Gisliogham. on Monday, August the 28th, 1854, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, by direction of the Proprietor, ASubstantial Brick and Tile-built BLACKSMITH'S A SHOP. with two Forges, Traverse, &c. Also, a COTITAG;E, in three Tenements, a Brick-built Pig. gery,&c ...

... GEORGE HERIO7S HOSPITALI T IE. ItALY-YEARLY ELECTION OF Boys, on the Tiaitn Mossi iflc'ronvtitjnest. Th~ey must e,,11 be Literfull Ssn of lfortesses ardd FreemetI~ of the City ofl Ed'4inbur-Ct, nit under Seven nor above Tenl years, -(f age; on the (iLV of Eecciorl. and whoset pwkenvt arc not se~ffrzl=?iin ableQ to M~antlia thcem. Puiatelfd Ilijmis of Petitil.ns may be bad at thies Wil'e. These ...

... SOUND and WHITE TEETH are not only indis- K:Y pensably requisite .o a pleasing eaterior it both sexes, but they are peculiarly appreciated through life as highly conducive to health arnd Lngevity. Among the various preparaticas offered for the pur. pose, lOWLANDS' OIJONTO er PEARL DENTIFRICEstands an- rivalled in eradicating all tartar and concretions, and imparting a pear-ltike whiteness to ...

... (Advertlsement.] THE CA~SE W~'MR JEREMIAH SMITH CON. SIDURED.-.,HS PROSECUTION AND HIS. PRO. S2ECUTOU.' 4 Nu'15 urquam (le morte houtlois, ?? e jt.- r, St ?? Tuu VNoroa1 OF Tial 3DAt1,T Niwa. 0i.Ti' wisdom of reviving a question which may Ibe )0considered ne.pettled is certainly a fair subject for ihe exercise of opt.. nion. Tate 0' caocetegle scribendi.fi, which puts forth a weak and 10. ...

... 11~, NAIL STEAM SHIP for AUSTRALIA, 0ftober4 it -h G2NERAJL SCREW STEAMI SHIP. S0ji'y8CREW STEAM SHIP ARGO, 1,850 tons, INCrU0011 HI DEr, Commnideiter, wvill sail from tijersjstl.'s niatis for Adelaide, Port Phillip, v.0Wendy. the 4th October, 18S4, at Two o'clock - ~ Argo, one or the fis-test ships afloat, ~ ~&ehis~d orher last prawaee to Australia, bav- lvtertout in sixty-four days, and home ...

... GENTS WANTED for an established J A LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Commissiona allowed, 26 per cent upon new Life Premiums, and 5 per eent renewal, also 15 per eent. Fire Premiums new and renewal, with any necessar charges suoh as postage, &c.-Address to C. Y., 4, Broadway, Ludgate Hill, London. MITRE GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE AND ANNUITY ASSOCIATION. No. 23, PALL MALL. EOT&BLt5UMD 1Ei6. ...

... MOURNING WAREHOUSE, 114, BOLD- STREET.-The only Establishment in Liverpool devoted exclusively to the bale of LADIEn' MOURNING ATTIRE, where every article necessary for a complese OUTFIT may be obtained, and, if required, made up at the shortest possible notice. The SIIOWltOtMS are constantly supplied with Novelties in MOURNING MILLINERY and MANTLES.- R. H. PUGH, Proprietor.-FUNERALS ...

... CIRCULAR NOTES and FOREIGN MONEY. %J Travellers proceeding to the Continent, East, Constantinople, the Colonies, Amerina, &a., can PROCURE CIRCULAR NOTES 0o £10 and £5 each, payable at all the prinoipal towns without deduc- tion; also foreign money of every country, at the Bullion and Banking Offlce, 10, Louabard.,trcect.-ADAM. SPIELMANN and Co. RENCH and other COUPONS due and becoming F due, ...