... ' ~ thle 31ail Steariera to Halifax, Boston, or New York. h; bX' 3 per ton, and per e lcent. psrlrage. ~1~sI ndNOTHAMERIOAN ROYAL f TEAE.S-HPS ?? by tho Admiralty to AIL LVERPOOL anid SiSW YORK direct, and between X~g ha'.WeeoOC plBosTON, the Boston shipi; only calliur rat Hail. 8 sod 0aldreceive prssensgers and her Majesty's miails. The ft:ncr eather rye e appoliteld to mail from Liverpool:- ...

... CNITY of LONDON ELECTION.- The FRIENDS and SUPPORTERS of Lord JOHN RUS- SELL are reqneetatd to MEET, him at the London Tasern, Bishops. gatoe-treet, at Two o'clock precisely, THIlS nAY, Mlarch 19. C ITY of LONDON ELECTION.- The COBBIrITEB for securing tlul RETURN of FOUlO LIBIERAL anid COMMAIERCIAL CA'NDIDATES. Baroii LIONEL DE ROTHSCHILD, Sir JAMES DUKE, ROBERT WVIG RAM CRAWFOPD, Esq., ...

... aW E 8 T .T S U R tR El Y.. 'IV TO THE ELECTOOS. Now is your chbaoe. It has been a disgrace to you that HENRY- LAWES LONG, Esq., of Hampton Lode, isi not as ornament to the British Senate. A SURREY, MAN. ELECTOR8 OF THM BOROUGH OF PONTEFRACT OT AND THB ADJACENT TOWNSHIPS. T HE Dissolution of Parliament, which is at. JL hand, renders It necessary that I should addrebs you. My conduet In the ...

... TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF LONDON. S a DiTeeolTtiolt of Parliament is now resolved A upon. I take the earliest opportunity of aequcintiflg you that it is notniy intwniiti a~gain to solilit th bonourof te ;llkoe of your representatives. I have filled that high position for the last fifteen years, during three successive Parliametits. And although, from the very flattering and trinumphaint ...

... TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF LONDON. G5NTLEMES, SIXTEEN years ago I was called upon by a considerable body among you to come forward as a candidate to represent you. It was supposed that my election to the City of London would con- tribute to the promotion of free trade, and the cause of civil and religious liberty. Accepting your invitation, I relinquished a seat which was highly honourable ...

... L~onf John Ru~essl's Oen mitts ,RICA Dt%.qirhAr No. 2, IKing-streot, OheapslSe. - - - ?? LEC ION- S o U ,T H. WA i E H L E T IO N.- fIr. LOCKE will MEET the ELECTORS at th esundermoeu- tionedispiaoes:- fHlIB DAY-At the Friar, Friar-street, Blackfrlars-road,.5t a Quj1arter to One p.m. precisely. THIS EVENING-At the King's Arrts, Old hent-road, at Seven o'clock p.m. precisely, TO-MJORlEOW (the ...

... TO THE CLERGY, GRNTRY. AND FREEHOLDEiRS OF WEST SUFFOLK., Gril ...

... 0STALIN INIE of PACKETS.;--For APOT9dbI IP lr~at, the fine fmtst~ailing American 'Vsero eqnli to A 1, 1,240 ton, register, newlcoped , ev jj~jocs MCLzILA-N. Commander; 1Loodun Doks, Tits ?? thip has nmost to tll _,`-jation for Chief cabinl, fore Cahiln, and Rteerage ?? C 'Ioratc rates.-F or freight or poissage 0ply~l to _r J'o -ic, ocd Darke, 3, Whito Lioii~court, Corabsill jewl'Jt' 1 ...

... Pl .PERIAL BRAZILIAN SINKING FUND.- 8 LOAN of 1852, at FOUR-AWDA.ALF P0ER CENT. Notice iS hereby iven that yesterday his Excellency the Co9n1 ?? doMo'reira, Envoy Extraordiflary and Minister pienipoteurtlarylof hied jete of the Brazils at this Cour, neompaiedby essr. H N. othchild and Sonls, depo- site atthe ankof Eglad, wth he uualformalities, the un- ?? had been purchased on account of the ...

... N u1 ;ln0der SIXTY DAYS- ti. AUTST VA'LI A. TEA £14 anl ?? LIVERPOOL, and AUS cJ -YSN^t IGATION COMPANY'S celebrated 'STEAN ni~, conjunctli with the Eagle Line of i'ackets. are Shiff~tS 0l the 15th of each month, to tbe ?? o 4es~pstcted r~ anid Co., Melbourne, ferwariting Passsngers to all DarVd ?? s~RTE3R. steam ship I Poyce. . 9 . 2,7 tons April 11 I Murphy.. I 1,t52 tons AlayIs rhps of the ...

... 5a h~ Mal S ea er to Haif x, B oston, or N ew Y ork, Ile maile Stoi, and 5 per eait. priniage. RITSHno NRTHI AMERICAN ROYAL ST sd N eW YORK direct, and betweeti ~ih cw~i d no T O N.tito B e ato n ships O tily c alling. at Li all- ,irsand her blaj-sty's mails. 'fle -sturday, March 21. - Y ~ l l~ d i % ts a t u r it y , A p r il 4 . b t ?EBS'IA' '7 icE 1Vr vi i ns u tm~ e~o eie ~ ~ s ici ca l e ...

... SALES BY AUCT1ON. No. 14, NVIMPOLE-STREET, close to Cavendighfqu're cious RESIDENCE for a Private Family or ProfOsslOtl' M % aELGOOD iS Dstructed by a genedi ho hag removed to Belgrave-3quare, to SELL, 30th and 31st. inst. (or previouoly by private contract) till BEhEfICIAL LEASE of an excellent FAMILY HOUSE. having a verandah in front, storn staircase, three ?? principal floor, good doaestic ...