Ef RR M A JE S-T-Y-S--THE A TR E _ri. The Nobility, Subscribers to the Opeya.:aiid ?? 16d sfectfully, informed, that there will be so EXTRA' NIGHT, not in- clued n te Sbsripi~n onTHUSDY NEXT, June 6th, *hien will be performed (for the last tsme) Belln' ?? I PURITAN4s Elvica, ?mad

FOREIGN A FRANCE. The Paris journals to Wednesda1y inclu matter of the slightest i merest to tile EnglUsi aive contain The Bill on Secondary Instruction has pas ter h t Peers, after a discussion which occupied 27 days t Chamber of and mutilated as to disappoint the movers buf so

HEGENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM- TFAENY'S powerful and first-rate STEAM SHIPS are appointed to leave the CUST0O1-H0USE or TOWER OF LONDON, for- we ?? HAMBUEGH (carrying her Majesty's mails), every Wednesdai. aS Saturday mornings, early. The Countess of Lonsdale, Capt. I.S Staraack

--o ?? '-ED LIST OF MATCHES FOR THE SEASON, 1844. CoplRGST 3rds at Lord's -The M.C.C. agst the Clapton Club. dudy, Jelothat Lord's The ONIC.C. and Ground agst the County 5 >lof i~oriblks 9173tihh e M.C.C. agst the present Etonians. arsday. Jetlth3, at Lotd'S-ThO Gentlemen of Kent

THE MARKETS, CORN-IMARKET-EMAY 31. The prevalence of north and north-easterly winds still prevents the arrival of many ves els laden with Grain (both English and Foreign), and we continue in consequence to be very moderately supplied with most articles. The lew samples of English

THE SPORTSMANS CAZETTE! EDITED BY is VATES," ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. VT TO A PROJECTED DERDY SwEeP.-The name and address of a gentlemau have been forwarded to us, who complain', of having kes a 5 ticket in an advertised lot ery, which not filling, the. ,onewag tobe returned. T

Is daytan hour, Of glorious liberty Iswrh a whole eternity of bondage." QTO THE EDITOR OF'THE ERA,~ IR-~.Although as far as regards public complaint, I have ltl seemed silent upon the subject of the unjust enclosure of Child's Hlatly thendoestiet, believe me, I have not by any m

BOAT-RACINc ON THE CAM. UNIVERSITY V. Town.-The banks of the liver Cara have not for years presented a more animated appearance, or been thronged with such an immense concourse of spectators as were assembled to witness this exciting race on Friday last; in fact, it appeared to b

a ~ | I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? .- I FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE AND MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE. (EXCLUSVE POE THE REA.) VIENN;A.-We made mention some days since of the mar- i age of M. Dingelstadl, a poet of merit, in this city, with Mdle. Jenny Ltuizer, a dramatic artist. The bridegroom was decorat

I The Lord Mayor gave a splendid entertainment on Saturday last to the Judges in the Egyptian Hall, at the Mansion House, consisting of every delicacy of the season. There were nearly 180 guests at table, including a great number of ladies, the Aldermen, Recorder, Sheriffs, &c.