... u sT IfI A L I A.-~MERCHANT PRINCE. A. ~lUTESTARLINE of BRITISH and AUSTRtA- QA ILPACKETS, sailin from Liverpool X4A3 on te lo and20th of every month Cptain. IlSgihter. Burden5. To Sail. ?? 1,740 4,300 April IS Olaloran . 2,460 5,000 May I Jkr ,,.aesWhite.. 1,520 4,O0O May 26 Cetai . C. ]c. re.. 2,369 S,0 Jun.o Th' Merchant Prinacecis one of te finest rmevrchant Vessels and hastmaidethe ...

... 'TEO 'HATI PITL G'rI~;Eection being about to take place, I t at u't nnounce iny intention to present myself as a S ~ ,d~~ ?? of representing your importa~nt eon- I onitnaliexettat I should oflbr y-ou a outdid ex- et pe'iao c ?? iw.Should von do me the honour of at reone ?? ?? end~avour to give a general at ?? Administimtien. Ibeliave that,byo ?? IUcnnnOurP Forei~gn rolicylhas been conducted ...

... PUBLICATIONS THE QUARTERLY REVIE1 N, T vill bo publishel ?? We-ok, ' ° CCN, CON'T]|NTS: 1. Carlyle's Frederick the Great. 2. Scottish Mdinstrelsy. S. The National Galerv. 4. Bunsen's Egypt and Chronology of the Bible. I. Devonshire. 6, George the Third-Charles James Fot 8. Lord Brougham and Law Reform. 8. Public Allairs. John Murray, Albemarle-.treot. NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR o1 wi Just ready, ...

... ORNING CHlRON'ICLE having, at the ¢itflfs year, passd into the hands of a new Yroprietary, C Ica under an entirely neowmnag'emen. E Jac S etiyrl' MOR.NIN-G CUJ)tNICLt has Dt of Liberal principles and enlightened i th- ...

... MODES for MOURNING.-BECKLEY'S.- Families wbo require articles for MOURNING, and wish to have them elegant and useful, without paying exorbitant prices are recommended to make their selections at Mr. BECK- LEY'S new warehouse in Ludgatc-street. Tho spacious show room eontains the largest assortment of Mourning Bonnets and MantlesinLondon. Slirts trimmed with crape are kept ready for immediate ...

... TO THIE ELECTORS OF THPE BIOROUGH OF 11ARYLEBONE. G F1N IL EOI LN, ER Majesty's Ministers have taken upon II themselves the very sorious rei~oonsibility of advising the Queen t ?? n isletepeetkr 5n ppalis o temad t yu nd o hecountry whether a lagean e~mreet.;e vs~e o T~Sm sto be I ied;, or at ~eatti~ ts ,-ttsn--1to'eecib itinmy place in I'arliamtnnt, hihysu -io reccittly repoped in Yours ever ...

... AM| Oi:ES for MOURNING.-BECKLEY'S.- Fmilies rwho require articles for MOUTRNIyG, ael wreh to hae them elegant and useful, without paving exorbaiil prices,arerecommended to make theireclections at Mr. iiECi- LEY'S new warehouse in Ludgate-street. Tpe spacious !.hw roam contains the largest assortment of Mourning Bonnets asr Mantlesin London. Skirts trimmed with craps are kept rmvir for ...

... 25o? FAMILY, PEW, and POCKET BIBLES, v 2500 from 10d. to 10 guineas. 1 8000 CHURCHt SERVICES, from 2d. 0d. to 3 gainea;. 4s0. PRAYER-BOOKS, bound in velvet, ivorv, pearl, mnoroeco, ai &c., fron 1. 6d. to 3 guineas. Altar P'ictas and Eucharistica. PAIKlINS antd GOTTO, 24 and 23, Oxford-ptreet. A M OURNING.-The Public are respectfully p l informed that OiONIwG of every iles ription, in the pi ...

... CALCL-1IrA direct. - The6 fine BritiMh I lio A. AI for ?? years, 6556 tonts register, p~ ,onoflDo~O.-H55superior aecommodationi for 11--llaand oilers a most deeira~ble opportunity for CrendDarke, 3, White Lion-court, Cornhill; 4'i'mdFildig,132, Leadenhall-stroet, E.C. ~r~rAI.-RED JACKET.- 4 ~ ~ ~wtLINE of BRITISH and AUSTRA- ~,~jA ALPACKTsiigfOm Liepo ~ateltad20th of eeymnh Cati. Register. ...

... M OURNING .-The Public are respectfully informed that MOURNING of every description, in the grea~test vriety, suited to all reouirements, upon the most advan- tageous terms to purehasers, will bo found ready for immediate use, with an exitensive yaristy of eboic Millinery, a~t PUG'S FAMILY l[OURNINGE WA.IeEIOUSE, the ?? established in the lnited Kingdom, 165, Regont-strnct (corner ot XNew ...

... To TILI Eillt tons OF TILE BOiROUGH OF MARYLEBEONE ER i jooty's Ministers have taken upon I then f the very cerious responsibility of advising else Quieen to cxi; i6e her prrobatitve and dissolve the present Plar- liament. An appwell - i o hade to y ol and to the country whether a Uarge and] owe -iI uditsive syste of Rteform is to ho 6arried, or a mte.5uro, its I -'ituced to deicribe it irs ...

... AL I A. -MERCHANT PRINCE. Captain. Regis4ter. Burden. To Sail. la . 1,7414 4,500 April 20 ?? .. 2,400 5,000 May I1 .. ?? White., 1,320 4,000 May 20 ?? . C. C. Kerr.. 2,300 5,0Q0 Junoe 1 yd~rcliant Price is one of the finest merchant vesselo I' anis eod the(, passage from England to -Australia in vpt In ?? onle of the faistest on record. Her saloons, ladies' waey'd .4,tlit roil0. Cr elegant, ...