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LONDON LATEST NEWS. • DENTIST, late 'wit r. Ireem, of cov e c oti Price 2s. 6d. 13, SLATER-STREET. INERN'iotburuM:plialCielT;ndon has the ho rto announce to Wednesday Evening, Half:past Seven o'clock... t O. ,i ta —Epitaph on the late Sir J. Mackintosh, by S. T. nr . l „ , le , • GOALEN and CO., STOVE and G TE MANUF AC- its vicinity, het ~..i e ins: th another on himself;—MY Contemporaries,— the Nobility and Gentry . of Liverpool that, The first movement. of the monster of the Whig Frankensteins ne . rte dg Bearcroft, and Baron Holnam;—Masters and 1-. TURERS, re quest . the attention of t Nobility, Gentry, having been solicited to visit this pia irofessionally, he may yclipt the "Reformed" House of Commons has produced a panic es b K - aats, by'the Author of " The Schoolmaster's Experience and Inhabitants m t. gener al o e f I l k A r irrpo . ee a n n s d ist i i t i s tr vicinity,. to be consulted at . his residence, No. 1 , uKE-STREET, from 10 among at least o f a tolerable fair criterion of public opinion, i ch ' ItZ,vgate;"—An Egyptian Story, by the Ettrick Shepherd; their of Dining till a o'clock daily. le that portion of the public who have anything at stake. e Modern a t t e d m Draw r ing:room Grates, Regist and ' Half Registers, of Since we last wrote, funded property has suffered a depreciation of --- i re, :: rn Geologists ;—Papers by John Gal' As Mr. IMItIE'S visit has reference to a permanent residence, 2 le' cent. a proof of the degree of confidence entertained by the ha 0 ost app rove d and modern Pat fors • Hot-air Stoves with rs i t tta g 'eau ;—Five Reviews ;—Thr i ical Articles ; should he be so fortunate as to meet with sufficient encourage- monied interest in the Ministers and their new machine of govern. .ase. . T au, " of Byron, Rogers, Ourselves, a others. The Gallery ascending and deacetiding Flues, . ' hen . ting . of Chur'ehes, Ment, he begs most respectfully an early inquiry into the merits meat. Very soon after the commencement of business Console fell - 3 ddit ' sT, le llgtli portrait - Halls, Offices, 8:e.; kitchen Ranges, with ',meeting Apparatus of hi? practice; which he has no hesitation in asserting to be as low as Me but by extraordinary efforts of the Bull party, a reactioa ea s and Bath Boilers, of the latest improved constructiou • Bronzed was effected, and they rose to ei }, closing at 87# 4. All the heavy and W. C I ' I. ,Fraser , 215, Regent street, Grape l, what iS at present the most highly approved in London. . Steel and Or-moiu Fenders, with Fire-irons mounted match. _ Stocks were depreciated, but subsequently rallied from the extreme leo ilbscribr's Names received by the Publisher, and every fall, the 3v cent. Reduced, closed at 87 e 88. 31 V cent. Reduced, at , N.B.—SmEL GRATES cleaned and re-burnished. HAT WAREHOUSE. . that Bookseller in Great Britain and Ireland. 954. New 31 V cent. at 941 1, and the 4 4Ss cent. at 1024 1. Bank ad• _ILA MANUFACTURERS, . beg to inform , eir Friends and There has been no material business doing in India Bonds, or Ex- In 1/ E This Day is Published, Price 2s. 6d.,_ XTOTISE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that th e GENERAL the Public, that they have commenced : .loess on the Pre, chequer Bills, but the market left off heavy at 35, ra 36 for the Bonds, mP° ' D UBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE. No. 11. 11 ANNUAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the anises lately oecupied by their Father, •• .. 2, Covent-garden- and 45' . 47 for Exchequer Bills. i,91 5 , 0 1 ,, t , For February.. Committee GAS-LIGHT COMPAN - *ill be held at their where they have constantly on hand . large supply of the In our various Foreign Bonds there has been great fluctuation since •to ' h B en " I 's :—A Bnef Discourse on General Politics—The itte Rooms, in Dale-street, mably to the Act of onday. with the exception of Belgian Stock, which to-day in tee th ' eek s ell, Mr. Justice Burton—A Coward by Profession— " Incorporation, on TUESDAY, the 19th yof Fe - bruary instant; • .t. mist fashionable London Hats, Sc • &e. midst of the panic in Consols reached 811, and shortly after was done _ .i i eriiew2X—Barner O'Reirdon the Navigator, Chep. IL at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon pr !hely. as high as 821. On Monday Russian Bonds touched upon •105,' 41 'o the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. Denial were 73, Dutch 461, and Spanish 17i. This morning Dutch i•°"' Tit' -r " n ound. )3 Samuel Lover, Esq. R . .—Oberon ta t o., , yFRED. RAWLINSON, Secretary. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, „ Bonds fell to 45, Russian to 103, and Danish to 72, but afternoon a at' `a --- Poha Sibyllina—Applic io Metaphysics to seg o e ist re, N e. ~...... 3 A Dream—Love a oyalty, a Leaf from --"""—'-'• - i - Respectfully offer myself as a CANDIDATE for e Situa- very extraordinary reaction took place, Dutch rising to 46#, .Danish to 73, Russian to 1041. At the close of business, the quotation was r 014 4, V oli n t l allack, Chap. I. and IL—Lines on the Death of fro bt /Let. , _i_. tiou of one of the SURGEONS to the LOC ' WARDS, 1041 for Russian, 364 for Dutch, 731 for Danish. Spanish Bonds ease Meg ii T e ild—A yery . New System of Education—Bion. , _ ab o ot f it m to y b g e u a a t li ta fi e e h a e ti d on to s y tb o r ur tb v i a s lu im ab p le er l ta n n st t itu r tio t left off at 16# 1. Brazilian at 521, 53, and Mexican at 31, 32. We it would ill be- continue to have some operations in Chilian and Columbian Bonds ; ur tter fro -- af too . , 1 10 be LET at BOOTLE SEA VIEW, a commodious come me to speak; I can, however, with th assure you, that the former are 17, 18, and the latter 134, 14. A bargain or two has been done on Peruvian, being the first time for many months that this ell trld el yliu G anneTr y ct7il i sT li ot HOUSE, ' in the °mu ' ation of ,111 r. Woodward. On I have sedulously endeavoured to profit by the numerous oppor- Dreams—Random Poetics, with an Original vi tellie., r n Sir Walter Scott—Whig L . egislation—University 0 1 Ground floor four Rooms, Kitchen, P Sc erN Laundry, Pantry, of ' • 'professional knowledge, which I have en • a Six-stalled Stable, Shippon, ach-house, a large well . I am, Stock has borne any quotation.. The _price this afternoon was 13. It motion for vote by haliot, Mr. Wilkes, of triennial parlianieats, pities . dequinng '''' y li . Id . will be seen by the reports that the " Destructive" members have lost airy, &e. fourteen Bed Rooms, osets, &c.; out in ings, joyed in Liverpool, London, and Pans. Pae 121 4 1 11 . " -- -1.,.earn e d Societies. no time in putting forth their feelers. Mr. Grote has given twice .of a wish ett; he -- IN illiam Curry, Jun. and Co. 9, Upper Sackville the i i . j r apkin and Marshall, London; W. Brad:wood. Edin-Mr. O'Connell, of annihilation of Irish Tithes, Ike. &c. Mr. Buxton, el a r i n i c i:i e l: of . Negro Slavery, for the 19th of March, and not the lefh Your obedient servant, Jan. 20, 1833.. L F a n di .E es p a E nd R G IC en K tle N ni v e o n n , 1 he r ' 1314 by Willmer - and Smith, Liverpool; and all Book , be) • ficket.—Apply to Messrs. CARSON and CROOK, Solicitors. TH INGTON. instant, as reported in the Journals. The language of the debate t ee c d 'l'o THE -. • OWNERS OF SMALL TENEMENTS. , sto . ; i ked b Garden i and ab . put ten d st fromte acres of good Lund. b ay e viewed on IVednes ays, two to four o'clock, y Liverpool, Feb. 1833. I. be LET, an extensive FARM, consisting of an excel- r i l : o ar t :: • TRUSTEES Of the LIVERPOOL INF MARY. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ' is such as might be expected from the protegee of Ministers. The speech, by' courtesy, called " the King's" is termed—e Bloods- Speech " than which its milk and water tone could not have been opposites e address is termed a ) oody a ress, and this tie ° lit 4frERPOOL PARISiI RATES for 1831-33. „IL lent BOUSE and OUTBUILDINGS, all in complete Billingsgate eloquence i s the is adopted t l y the Representatives l l: Of • tie eirt Ch urchwardens, Overseers, and Select Vestry, by repair, with every convenience, together with about 141 Che- the people in the " reformed House of Commons." The debates nt - I - Beg learve to offer myself as a CANDID: . E for the Office 'l et re re s l e , of the powers vested in the b bon Act, shire Acres of good Arable, Meadow; and PASTURE LAND, last night have been read here with the utmost diseust, consisting ne e 4. 'late % et' to accept, for the present - ONE-HALF of situate in Landiean. in the Hundred of mall and county of _I of SURGEON to the NEW LOCK ,r a . PITAL. . I rein, .. they do of personal vituperation, or of the lowest blnekeuardian. It s -- I'.A I cll Ls s upon Tenements assessed at ia ' 2 and under, for Chester, lately occupied by Mr. Wm. . , irk. • • • Ladies and Gentlemen, will be seen no Conservative joined in the areument, in fact, any such would have been entirely out of his element. 1 e akeildlords are liable, if_ilaid to the TREASURER, at These Premises offer a desirable , pportunity for any one Yours respectfully, We have had accounts from Charleston to-day to the Bth ult. They -Sact , PN-se ' I SH OFFICE, in WASON'S-BUILDINGS, HARRING- fond Of agricultural pursuits, th • .use having been res..ently . • JOHN 111MMER, M.D. January 25, 1833. state that it was generally believed all would end amicably, as respects ite\El's near Castle -street, or to one qf the COLLEC- .altered, at a considerable expe •a. or for a Farmer of capital .. the Tariff question, and that there would he no appeal to arms. , . o aeilter thuefore FOUR o'clock on MONDAY, the 4th March next; wishing to enter upon a large F+' n. We have had a file of Cape of Good Hope papers of the 24th Nov., I ,` l %k e . th• erl, a ir t d aY a composition of TWO-THIRDS will be re- The Land is in a high state of Cultivation ; the Poor rates ' lo the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. but their contents are of no moment. MY LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN, - *g t' l 'il II - paid before FOU o'clock on Monday, the 22nd are low, and the roads good. The Estate is situate three and - a - OHE Electioa of a PHYSICIAN to the I ' RMARY, , t It e falleu; after which •• „ ee . time no abatement will be made, and half miles from Woodside and Birkenhed Ferries. The present IL in the room of Dr. Traill, will tak pl. con IVloNomr WESTMINSTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING. 3 t ). "ri,d, 7°unt of Rates will be forthwith levied. vacancy in the tenancy is owing to the sudden.decease of-the 1 never knew an instance in which a King's Speech produced such next; the 11th instant, between the hour Eleven and Two a variety of conjectures and contrariety of opinions as those created , Y' ' . " -- ---..„........ - - I nce 29th January, 1833. late occupier; and his 'Widow, not wishing .to .hare the man- o'clock, in the Board Room of the Hosl al, When I earnestly ,e ce• - entreat the favour of your attendance anti support. • ment. It is not, as you may conceive, such a production as may mesas st C I T th LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. owner to give it up at Lady-day next, provided a substantial Vtn e GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the GO- tenant can be met with. Immediate possession may therefore dill 'LliOrts of the LIVERPOOL . DISP , lES, be had. bAir, , Mr. ROBT. ELLISON, of Woodehurch, will show the Farm, :,. I have the honour to be, Your most obedient servant, " anything or nothing." It puts forth matter of grave arid serioes importance, and is not only remarkable for its contents, but also for sail D. BAIRD, M.D. more important omissions. And the more the public have time to re. ` ice, ~ 'sole eeeettemaos on the Ist of ary, 1833, .. _ • • . • 11.11 . 1.”\W1T,X - 1- Diike . - stre . et, Feb. 8,1833 Y. ...----- fleet upon it the less I find any person satisfied with this official paper. of e a- Tillnozeite resolved,—"That a ecial General Meet- and explain the terms, as to the growing Crops, 8.. e. To treat. ,-, . B , The best friends of Ireland feel deep disappointment at not hem - THE CHRONICLE AND THE ALLOT.—The Chronicle some allusion made to a provision for the poor of that country au Rid :: : b L G overnors and Subscribers to this Institution be for the Estate application is requested to be made to Mr. WM. ,i s tiri7/.,_°rtiseroent, at the North Dispensary, on FRIDAY, FAIR, B ank-hall, Warrington. t ''llg th -sid -at, at One o'clock p.m. for the purpose of • deter- Bank-hall, January, 1833. o f irla of Saturday has a long article, impugning our parallel between England and Rome, and maintaining its own i fi n n e d West b India tit points n a e nd ueu Merchants e i. e ar&al i ai es ly er di; l eo av n e tcp e t u i : tiOD. nt bn these points the surprise has been increased by the co rumours which were afloat, that both these subjects would be brouebt , . ste f , be e nfe3rpriety or impropriety of introducing a limited 5e.,............... between England and America. We shall endeavour to se 114 ae ee - r( reds, for urgent cases, into that Building. " Eo bt g.olb or litt. be brief in reply. • prominently foriverd 'in the Kineas speech. The Radical party are ennoyed that they fitel no eoneeselon mule to popular demeed ; a.el . 1 .pi,A, tite ale.e with the above, the Meeting will be held, as . • I : The Chronicle urges, that Rome was Pagan—Eng- the Censer, atve . party feel ;;rest alarm at that allusion in the speech. -..." le, meted e t , /,';', in the North Dispensary, Vauxhall-road, at One - . tII DAY, the lath February, 1833. Would to God that this had more to do rli d ich in their minds threatens a eeperation of the Churches of Eng_ 5......, riao be SOLD, or LET, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE. hand, Christian. JAMES ASPINALL. President. xin Hope-street, No. 31, nearly opp site Crabtree-lane, an and Ireland. This latter Fifty have, however, as you will per with the question; The essential principles of human eeive, helieated their ;reprobation of all such measures as would teed • p'•- kl' th e r.,., --------,--- containing two Kitchens, Pantries, La ry, Larder, Cellars, ' ' Vti rr s-SEFIAL ANNUAL MEETING of the GO- &c. on the sunk story ,• arge Dining, rawing, and Breakfast nature are but slightly mitigated by a nominal Christ• to repress violence aneatatore tranquillity in Ireland, bat _ they . are et the same time dissatisfied with the state of our Foreign relations , suit , in F ORS 'W e , of the LIVERPOOL DISPENSARItS, i o a "'' °ll 's - Buildings, on Friday the Ist of 'February, e tt Room, Study, &c. on the ground st , five good - Bed Water Closet, &c. on the second st , aud four attics. ianite • they often prove to he not wholly subdued even Rooms, ' ' ' ..religion. .Secree and irres ion by a sinevre feeling of y L r w ttrmer a vanale intere s ts ] artake strongly of this foulin g , it has fop_ , H. as c onseque nce . that the yiuhlie . securtties . have already ~,,.. WM. w Also, a Lot of LAND adjoinin by 41 yards, with several much as ever, effective and certain siderably depreciated in value. The note.es of business ain•aderzieasa from the ministerial side in the House of Commons are SuM.C.ntly ! h . W ALLACE CURRIE, Esq. P • advantages attending it for buildi ,which Land would be ea- inducements to the abuse of power. Therefore, the bal- important to create long discussions, yet they form but a small item , e Ann In the Chair. changed - for a House about the value here or in Cheshire. sibility ti t re now, as . , lot which would giVe, according to its advocates, secrecy in th e e uu loeg catalogue el measures whic,, minister*. must bring under • jag bet a 144 A.ddress of the Commiti o the Governors A few thousand Welsh Slates and Bricks.• t he sideration of Parliament. And if you add to these the various „ el ee u r e ad . and' irresponsibility with power, is mischievous. Be- subjects which will he introduced from' the opposition side of the lev, v a traniniaus/ Warehouse Rooms to be LET, bonded or free. sides, even if every man were living as he ought—still, House, you may fairly anticipate the announcement within the neat read h e fo—That the Repprt of the Committee, scriber s re eeiVed, Apply to A. CoArEs. ) week of a gteater load of business than could he disposed of by Par liament during a whole session. Of this, Ministers appear to be al he Tree s " usual. printed, and distributed amongst the , why - present so strong a temptation to human weakness . 'Further it urges, that England is monarchical, while ready aware, and propose that the House should sit at noon, This - t lion to ors A be e e llr - "ecounts for the past year having been read, ,''''; .7 ,-' ',,,.. '. ..1;‘, 42 )1 - ~z- : j.et , Rome was republican. We answer,—if Rome was re- errangement, if acted . upoei, will, I think, require ade poly Speaker ; ani, " Prese " u silf,—That the cordial thanks of this Meet- but I doubt whether it will tend to expedite business. 'Too many jted to publican, America is republican likewise, so that if this speeches will be addressed to constituents, and too few to the subjeet- Villiam Wallace Currie, Esq. for his ~,,,..' s. • e,, 4 - 4te d , argument, were of any weight, both parallels would fail, matter in debate. There appekrs to me to be already manifested ay _ and emeine welfare of this Institution, and for the very .- oe , e -, , /,* set - ident Burint manner in which he has fulfilled the duties of e ',• eae - , •aere ee - a F Inii . r! greater disposition to speak than to act, and unless and our contemporary furnishes a weapon against him- new oi ' a speaking " for the public" is abated, this will be the eoivedug a period of two years. , y .n t ef i s .: . ..eQie self. most tedious and useless of all Sessions of Parlennent. g' ated to thninkliUY'— That the thanks of this Meeting be But if, we again observe, we look to things and not 3g . Vi ee 4, e Rev. James Aspinall, M.A. and W. P. Freme, A MOST IMPORTANT AND GRAND DISCOVERY, . is, li r _ .. . residents • also to Richard Jones, Esq. Treasurer; FOR FILLING DECAYED.TEETH, names, we discover that under the republican name in ii . oLkiebank ' Rome, at the period to which we have adverted, there ex- 3Lonbon Cialtttt. 0.1, the oth er ~ , and John Cropper, jun. Esqrs. Auditors, it .. ‘,thitieieeeatuunjuoiiiiiornoEudsfy,— It i e lt-i6ll to. ( sentlemen of the Committee, for their zealous HOWEVER LARGE THE CAVITY MAY BE, PREVENTING THE isted a government very nearly similar to our own ; for , ,„,_ , the interests of the Charity. NECESSITY OF EXTRACTION. Nobility of th e senate in' Rome then occupied nearly the position, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY sth, 1833. snow services en, Esq. .. corn =`' M ESSIEURS ... titeed to this Institution. . . e ' ' u ' la ulseousiy,—That the thanks of this Meeting which is now held by 'our King in his holding the Jackson and Blackwell, Liverpool, grocers.—Marrat and Green, Li- ' of CR Ass ce en and Sows, of Brunswick-house, e.,,!eated to al 'Chat for the his thanks val valuable l t e hi o s o dMeeti gratuitousn be Patronized by the Royal Family, and the most distinguished place Commercial6:rreea• t d leritain, France, itc. fie. t , London, SURGEON-DENTISTS, eoh a a n t d of H ti o ie us H e o o u f s L e o o r f d L s o co rd n s i: , . 'Both these features ve FP°° , 1 schoolmasters. —Wynter & James Westhrowmieh 'ta d the Honorary I y ) 11 sicians and Surgeons of ' (Established for more than a Century,) beg respectfully, andlJ IS L' ' Islington, • ' 6 ffbr - sl ' l ' ari tY, for place,' ' e g x re e a ci t it. p i r %. oprietors. shire, surgeons.—W. am. J. oone, iverpool-road, grocers. iuf ee e s. r their attention to the duties of their respective • ~ a unanimously —Th t j,..t0 Mr. Edwards,' ti 7 duties of his office duriZatihYe ''uefl . , zeal which he exhibits-• c .:,'' of this Charity are concerned, 111 °4 'tlt That the sum of £25 e .t ,otesent year. j That g ee the thanks of this Meetingbe for his great attention and for the with great deference, to thank their numerous Friends, the . , Nobility Gentry, and Public, for the innumerable favours so , , long conferred on the firm; and take the present opportunity to inform them, and the inhabitants of this town 'generally, _past year,. that one of their firm intends to take up h' ode ere,h and In all respects where the lo be continued to Mrs. Carter may be consulted at his NEW ESTA ISHMENT 23, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, as u al, iu all cases of DENTAL SURGERY and the in the. Roman senate. in pleb: being the united Such being the case, we submit that our argument re mains unshaken, and we may recapitulate it briefly.— ' ' When corruption had be ti art ; of individual character, which on i y foundation of Roman power, , the gun to sap that strength and na formed the true 'ballot was adopted. Conway, y ESSOIRES apper- Perhaps then, as now, some 'honest men were duped , by H —R. and H. Capper, Strand, tea-dealers.—E, Edwards and J. Fulla yeaay,eNS.oupeteetet,Oultl!ttirdleeerxdrelsinen;drepers.—kJ. Barber, . jun., and W. Leicester, paumbers.L in Jt Z e lie n er a a e n7l .- A - : ' no t w 'r er 'eu illa s n ' el l i e • ,,! . .. ter, merchants.—W. Naish and 11. Blenkinsop, Graceehurch-street, hosiers.—C. Beaufoy and W. Green, Haverhill, Suffolk, grocers.— T. Dewhurst and Brothers, Preston, Lancashire, aial la Dewhurst and Brothers, and G. Dewhurst and Brothers, alanchester. cottot. a manufaeturers.—W. Webb and Sons. Miles-lane, wine-merchants. — G, Harman and P. Francis, Lewis, Sussex, builders.—S. and J. Love , ; se ' — That the followin turning thereto. its 'specious character;• while the knaves eagerly hailed grove, Greenwich, tavern-keepers.—J. M. Baxter and E. Hutchins, 61114,,, g Gentlemen be the Officers for '' .. /6 ejear:— Messieurs CRAWCOUIt and SONS, sole and original Pro- ' b CI - ' • tIl and em race it. tw as soon expenrnen a y found, as kly t CI stershire tto • - t-1 •—TT. J. and W 131 Is - es o_n, e oce _. . a rmes a _ av e . 1 and s h a•c '? F "ev. JA. As PtNAa . r, prietors, invite particular attention to their INVALUABLE wall, Manchester, linen - merchants. fartobacconists; as regards H. Tophs.—Dyer and "' 411 .1 , 1, ''."..., rag. k ice-President of tl V•h D• I.I..ENEu Esq . „ , Le -or t upensary. that instead of a cure to nascent 'evils, it had proved a Cartland, Birmingham, brass-founder9.—.T. and W. Bourne, Belpt.r, ,1", W , ,X, . I eie-1 resident el the South Dispensary. TILE MINERAL SUCCEDA.NEUM, • most powerful incentive to their growth, It went to ex- Derbyshire, stone-ware-potters.—Veres, Ward, nnd Co., Lombard • es . • ilk eir It e te • ICHARD JONES, Treasurer. which is in HIGH REPUTATION in LONDON and elude legitimate and honest influence, and it permitted Street,' street, bankers.—D. Levy and J. Salmon, Botolptaearie Oxford and Piccadilly, merehanee—Holt and Plush, Se • ekville-street, rt, 'lAl i AN K and Mr. JAMES LAWRENCE, Auditors. PARIS, and is UNIVERSALLY RECOMMENDED by - mutiny, tailors.—Chapinan and Davidson, Glaseow-cotton-yarr - le e l e , l 'e•eue rp i s ••• ewe MITTEE. ' the FACULTY ' ofand in I.' this country , e mischievous men to advance themselves in the state ; i l leuracturers. - -', rr * u i , • . i[ • " . ardens of the Parish for the time being. In consequence of having received numerous applications knit corruption, under t.l I e shield of secrecy, was facilitated INSOLVENT. eea• e • te . I ., 4 %Vre nev. NEW MEMBERS. froni, families of the highest distinction, to establish a branch of and systematised, to an extent previously unknown. . - il„olia EdZn • IW. W. Currie, Esq. their profession in this part of•the kingdom, they have deter- Now we do not attribute the creation of all this mis- Feb. 4.—Christopber Richmond, John-street, Adelphi, coal-mer chant. I'' raucis J ra. 1 Mr. Richard ryans. mined to comply with the flattering request; and they trust chief to the ballot,—we must look deeper for its produc- . • . '• N. Rob' °- —ll ' BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. ._atn . 'cism e i Mr. Thomas Kaye. that they shall continue to preserve the high reputation with • 1 mg cause ;. but finding that cause to have lain in the John Shaw , Great St. Helen's, general-dealer. J, es Lister.- 'a ' * Mr. Lewin Moziey. which they have hithei to been honoured. w • 1 1. bu c , - ' moral degeneracy he people, a which came of t degeneracy William Lee, Arundel-street, Strand, commission agent. W. Wain n • 4 - Rev. Francis Murphy. This unique REMEDY for CARIES, or that destruction ofßichard James White Power, Havant, Hampshire, fell-monger. wri ht Mr. George Carter. the Teeth which is one of the greatest evils attendant on huma- along With increasing intellectual light, like our own, we Mr. J ame 11 • BANKRUPTS. l ' at uTH cu sp a ardy Edgar Mr. Robert Semple. nity, they can with confidence recommend, not only to their do say, that it was this moral _ evil internally existinf Richard Alderson, Crawford-street, St. Marylebone, linen-draper. ,), .5.X . sAny, Ne ,as, Secretary and Collector. friends, but to the notice of the medical profession in this town, whitli dictated the introduction of the mechanical evi , Stephen Constantine, Sheffield, Yorkshire, cutler. a , c. t aysectuns. '-, UPPER PARLIAMENT-STREET. whom they particularly invite to a consideration of its qualities, * d' d b ttin the ,growth of corrupt Williem Clayton, late •ai mg an a e g eof Cheapside, carpet-warehouseman. , . ,%.ii helsun. surgeons. -as totally void of any deleterious ingredient,. and so inunedi- . . externally the John Charming, North Petherton, Somersetshire, victualler. l' 4 NUitt, • Mr. Minshull. ately efficacious in reoeving pain, and putting a stop to further principles, extension of dishonestpractice, and the 'pies, - Grindrod. Mr. James Cooper. • decays, that it might appear to be the work of magic. ONE progress of decay in the grandeur of the country. John Freethan, jun., Drayton, Somersetshire, tinman and sail cloth p Mr. J. C. II Ir Mr. Hall. MINUTE WILL SUFFICE to fill the cavity of • the Tooth These facts we submit to the writer in the Ohronicl , e manufacturer. e I t ' ' 'Wilson, Mr. T. a ida v ~, • Matthew Furness, Great Loegstone, Derbystone. cheese-factor. 0 . b t - ) e reouse-Surgeon. _ with the SUCCEDANEUM, which becomes actually h l and 1 vtl* 1 Iwithout • l hardword to as- art to toe pumic, thou It a sin le William Lance, Lewisham, victgaller. ~' '.• T. . Assistant if us ° ll ; and 111 r. W. J. Roland, and durable as the natural enamel. The cause of toothache is render them more exciting and attractive. Thomas Parnell, Manchester, laceman and glover. • B. Hyton, and Mr. wr e "'s eSur"eons. generally the operation of the air upon the nerve exposed by e James Wood, Hood, Austonley, Al db mon wry, Yorkshire, cloth r, • T• HY. manufacturer. • p . NORTH DISPENS AR , P.. , ow ate Apothecaries. cries; C the Suecedaneum, completely excluding air, of course . DIVIDENDS. - e will . hysicums. ''s V AUXHALL-ROAD. puts an immediate 5101) to pain and consequent inflammation. MARRIED, . ia •Feb. 26, R. Taylor, 'un. . , G,. , ills. Surgeons. The oporation is performed WITHOUT the SLIGHTEST On Sunday last, at St. Philip's Church, Me. T. Pritchard, watch son, Liverpool, inereJhan!..._„Liverpool , bookseller.-a Feb. 27, J. Doha , se"uthwaite Mr. Banner. , PAIN or INCONVENIENCE. case-maker, to Miss Ellen Williams. t. march 4, W. lowa J. H. Stewart, Middlesex-hospital, dru e eteistealseb 26, W. t, Nassau-street, • 'eel: Lean. • , Mr. Parke. ' . Mr. Wainwright. Jc . Mr. H. Newn a „, „„Mr• Archer. Shepherd, Mr. j . - a'" ° use- Surgeon. J . - Assistant H Ua West and Ma. F. Edmonds, aA i . , The.rn. Messieurs CRAWCOUR • and SONS wish to. call the atteu- On Tuesdayeaet, at St. Bride's Church, by the . Rev. tiou of the Public to their INCORRODIBLE TEETH, which A. M., Mr. Wi , tie , grocer, C** •• daughter lhain 11 alesto Miss Harriet ale,. of Mr Peter of this town. they fix in the Mouth either singly or in sets. They are Luca- • Caig, gable of discolouration, and cannot be discovered fir:p9i Nsru ' • • They also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH, in a °use-Sur - ingularly efficacious, even in the most hopeless cases, On Saturday, DIED. . the 19th ult.,. at Rochdale, e ag_e_d es :7l, , the_ Rev, Ito bert Thames-street, coal-merchants, —Feb, b. 26 J. Barry, Minem r lit wine-merchant —Feb. 28. J. id 4 N'' • 6- ' ne' rey, linen-draper.—Feb. 28, W. R Williams, - King, ' jewellers.—Feb. 27, al Kirwan —Feb. 27, J. Nichols, Finchingfield, Crow, Bedford-court, C g -street ewington, Sur eeves and 0 Ludgate-street N. —await, Riches-court G. . ' ' , Lime-street, merehane Essex, farmer.—Feb. 27, .1. ' ' Covent-garden, tailor.—Feb. 28, A. Lopez, M. A ~,, ' Q s, Mr. T. Bann Fe.".. manner h . J. Iglesias, and F. G ir '' ea 'rhat the thanks of and '• L. Fell A n h ;theca ries. arising from ago, TARTAREOUS CONCRETIONS, Crowther, many years e minister amoeig th W lee an Methodests. E Leefe, Qi onzalez. Copthall-court, merchants.—Feb. 28, ieen-street Worship-street, coal-merchant.—Feb. 28, W. et' . ".° ° i the anks of this f (- en to the w hether . ' . ants of the GUMS. y, f , Manchester, Bolton Meetin g le g" 1 (41. or the gratuitous use ' l e.ed t,ver_ounanimoi , and Bury Canal and orr_Dl'`Hdurs of attendance from Ten till Five. • of their Board-room on this N:n —ln answer to the absurd cautioh (if certain individuals, ofy,—That a Special G Meeting f . e eeih u e as and Subscribers to this In • ' 0 4 11 ; at the North Dispenser I t he ' o'clock p. m, f • Y or i tu fur Ile Propriety of in ebai troducing limi tedChairthe number ot W. WALLACE CURRIE. • who state that .. Succedanettin,' an prietorship within a On Wednesday, the 23d silt., aged 68 years, much regretted by her • enson Lumber-street. Butterworth, Oldham On: Friday, the eath ult., at his house, Hill-street North, Mr. Wm. —Feb. 28, J. White, Higham D - Peet, :teed iis.- they are the sole proprietors of timed " Miperal Same day, Dr. famay and frientle, Mrs. Agnesß , . ' d who appear only to have assu the pro- On Saturday, he! 26th tilt,, at very short period, Messrs. Crawcouteand Sons beg respectfully to sta e , . y . ,- ts ,of the . mere t that the - have been in possession " 1 11* 1 Suceedaneum' tor a period of not less than ~.) I d in referrug to the gratifying forty years, and the fee prou • • . testimonials of the Press during the above p ration of the fact. d• b ick, O the United Secession Church, Glasgow. Ports jun., glass-stainer and painter, , aged 25. . Edwards, Oldham Lancashire ' • • and Heaton Norris, Lancashire, cotton.spinncr. cries shire chandlea—March 2, A. , retaeler of spirits.—March 5, J.Barnie. ea., Hampshire buildei—March 5, J. Pearson, Portsmont Edge-hill, Mr, Henry Wainwright, mercer. ' ' .•-,.: 1 .k. - 7 ....I - 7,1e On Sunday, the 27th ult., eat W avertree, MaTimothy leatigrish, aged 74 - ears. CERTIFICATES reame day , at Court, London, after a few days' illness , J. E. to • theto be granted, unless cause " a e-1-...,e 'a ~ , N be shown to:theecoh-e- ' .'' i'll ) trary on or before the 26th day of February. ..- . ,se • e ee • see Bath, linen-draper —W T. Godfrey WolverZri a lltitel: ' ' ea*, sincere Hampton her family and friends, in the lath year in h hi Rose, ' • • • iigh 'N h •'. •- ' ' ' P regret of of her .g arns re, mill er,—W. Janus, Peterboro , ort arla, , tonshier.._ - , , ... 4 period en corro 0- age, Mrs. Leah, relict of the late John Rowles Legh, Esq., of Adliug. v ictualler.—J. Jeffer ton-hall, in thaeonnty of Chester, and a sister of the late Sir P. War- Tifton Bart., al:Arley, in the same county. ies, Leeds, worsted-stuff-manufuctureree-SaCru— e...... ; ea' ter, Fanffiam, 'Surrey, surgeon.—T. Stoner, jun., Berwiek-in-B1- -' .....:44 met, Yorkshire, corn-miller.—J. Leech, Ludgate-hill, teensedeviee e e Messieurs C. and Sons do not profess to make their "Charges t;td‘ 44anintonsly,—That th Th ' . b On irida la.4t; in the 68th year of his age, Mr. Chris. M'Connete tualler.--J. Surr, jun., Belfast, _lreland, merchant. —G. I.;;Wfioti. , ; , .,. , .,c --1. ;.... 4 to to W. Wallace Currie, e anks of this Meeting be as in Paris," and then demand treble the rum paid there. Their tailor. Y a ' 4 street, wholesale flower-manufacturer. —J. Ramsay, . etiettstiaee •- th.aet' 4 het in the Chair. Esq. fur his able and impar- L cnarqes are, in every case, etrictly moderate. On Saturday last, at Glasgow, A. C. Robertson, Esq., merchant, street, Commercial-road, master mariner,—T. G. Perim ..4tee.ea . ......--_,,,,i2V , . • 23, -Bold-street, Liverpool. • late of Rio de Janeiru. . Arco" )- r per. t' r"'' -E=7: : ,... . , . . - . 0: - A4,„3/.. 4 . . . . •:• . _... _.: _,_,. •_-_:.. - - •