Great preparations have been made to celebrate in a style of Courtly grandeur the marriage of the Princess Royal to the Prince of Prussia's son; who in the natural course of events will be King of Prussia, on the demise of his uncle the present King and his father the Prince and

London Theatre, established 1825. All the most fashion°Ao dances taught to persons of all ages, with atiitt ptiviloy and expedition at all hours, by Mr. and Miss G. An afternoon Juvenile Class. A Weekly Assembly, &c. Circulars With Terms, on application, or by enclosing a Stamp.

Bvo, cloth, 7s. 6d. [Noto ready PORTRAIT OF GAVAZZI. Lithographed.by I. R. CASEY, from a Photograph by H. WATKINS. 4s. t This day. THE TRIUMPH OF TRACTARIANISM. By ALESSANDRO GATAZZI. Bvo, Is. [This UPWARD AND ONWARD; a Thought Book for the Threshold of Active Life. By S. W. PAR

held at the Office, " Green Gate" Tavern, Hackney Road. The advantages of havin'z cash when wanted must be apparent to every one. The Directors of this Old-established Loan Company beg to inform all parties requiring sums of Money, that they have at all times ample funds at thei

On Tuesday the usual monthly meeting of the Trustees of the Poor was held in the Town Hall, at nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. Offor was in the chair, supported by the following gentlemen :—Bishop, Bridges, Butters, Charrington, Clennell, Dennis, Dow, Forrestor, Fox, Holloway,

, The North American and United,Stater Gazette gives an account Of an interesting meeting held in Philadelphia of the supporteys e of evangelicalemeligion, to receive Mr. Macgregor e the excellent , secretary-of our Protestant Alliance, and of extending to . him _the.right hancl

when all parties will be allowed to state their ease.

e . giving their orders,. to . visit 03, . . 3 the WAREROOMS of Me , srs. •S'.• CO., contain the lARGESt A D MOST VARIED STOCK in the Metropolis. . • . - . . .. ,;. Messrs. F. 4. , ; now completed a of Sidebeards with plate-glass hacks _; also thairs - of 'every cleicription, as

The CLFIa . K. referred to a communication from the Vestry of Marylebone, on the subject of the proposed attempt to subdivide the metropolis by the gas companies, and stated what had been done in the matter. The document was similar to that transmitted to the Linachouse District