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Modern B CCIV. for FEBRUARY, 1833. s o os . •kl e k l , t ,,. 1U field at London House, St. James's-square, Rev. Thomas Bowdler 10 0 Rev. John Lonsdale... 10 0 Rouse and the Papal Government.-111. Albs Duren-IV. Lot C B h a y p , m l t B s • I. Characteristics of Woman. AO. E--,-Charieters .of the' join, T hursday January-3, 1833,, the. Lord Bishop of London in Nadir Baxter, Esq...- . • 1 01Lord Bishop of Lincoln 100 0 Restoration of the Bourbons, Reign of Louis VIII.-V. An- A r 11 1 o e c c t co u n t : . 6 - O S f h t a li k e s t lr e a a r v e z7 2 , l i I'Fro the C r se's dear ,nst e - nhai r , numerous ic . tters, wr itt en ,by Fersoos.o f the highest Lord Archbishop otCan- R e y, C. w. Le B a s ..„ 5 0 eient History , and Constitution of Delmar •.-VI. Results of , ths;'SesSeet2oo 0 Lordßishop of Lichfield 50 0 Free Trade.-VII. Count Pecchio's W•s on England.- bility resident Inlreland,.were read , „ . •d • from which it ap- terbury 50 OW. A. Mackinnon, Esq. 10 0 VIII. Present State and Prospects o rench Literature.- h r a o v O l eare a, a tnat, in conseqUe'nce Of the illegal combination against Earl Cornwallis of the PariSh o &e. Chaps. 7,8, 9, 10; and 11.--V. A Shoit ark t' e e „,Payinent of Tithes, many of the - Clergy and their families Most Noble Marchioness • Rev. Algs. Massingberit, . IX. The Young Napoleon.-X. Victor tgo's Le Ross Amuse. Statement of the Causes that have produced' the late Disturb.. 5 0 Curate of Ileacham.. 5 0 -XI. Count Arrivabene's Account of he Charitable Institu- ine' ta .- ! - Withstanding that a. portion of the-Tithes for 1831 was, under Corniallis 10 ORev. J. o n . L0 5e..... 10 . '(1 :ions of Engiand.-XII. Letters from Italy of a Living P er- epees in the Colony - of Mauritius; By an Inhabitant of the 9 e ir l 1 4:authority of a recent Act of. Parliament, advanced by his A Lady, by ditto t distress• Lady Louisa Cornwallis 5 0 Right Hon. Lord Met sonage.-XIII. Rusk's Anglo-Saxon Grammar, 'Translated by leitind.-VI. 'heck's Btuebeard. A D./ramatic Tale, in Five St i , tr ai , eny' s Government) are. reduced to the greatest , 50 0 Thorpe.-XIV. The City of Refuge.-XV. Roch's Paris Acts.-VII. Ireland. No. E The /Dismemberment of the ee l- ies v ue °lne have been obliged to break up their households, and Lath •Elis. Cornwallis 5 0 bourne Mrs. G Aliluer 2 0 Alalade.-XVI. Recent Italian Novels-Miscellaneous Lite- Empire.-VIII. The Forest-Race Romance.-IX. The Grave ~e l is their homes • some have for many months been supported Lord Bishop of Chiches- of the Gifted. By Lady E. Stuart Wortley.-X. The Is:le of 50 0 Rev, Samuel Alence. it° It' L_Qe4ospitality Of friends, or lit , assistance from other sources, ter. 20 0 Right Hon. Sir John Oriental Literature, including the real history of M. Douville, hi° res B ,7 shape of 'stoney, food, or clothing; that some have heen Lord Calthorpe 50 0 the soi-disant African Traveller, Biographical Notices of Pro- -11/ , e - "Pelted to abandon their Life Insurances; and that some are Vein Archd. Canabridge 2a 0 Nicholl . , . No. 3. The Shiek's Revenge. No. 4. The Craven heart.- .itil t -"Pelted i necessaries of life for themselves A Clergyman, by the Mr. James Nisbet, Ber- • rossor Bask, J. B. Say, Scarpa, &c. r ie m o n want of the commXIII. A Dozen Year Hence.-XIV. The late ConServativa 5 0 Published by TREITTEL and WERTZ, and RICHTER, 30, Lk to their families • and that, a 'stance has been Jibe- Bishop of London - 5 0 ners-street Dinner. ReY. Joshua Hussey .. 1 0 Soho-square, London; and Sold by GRAPE', Church-street, 1 0 , 1 ' tgY dispensed by . the Iris-11 Prelat . and others, to alleviate Rev. J. W. 'Cunning- Printed for WILLIAM BLACKWOOD, Edinburgh; and T. • 5 IH. Nussey, Esq io; nrokost distressing cases, yet this - lief is wholly inadequate . ham Wm. Cotten, Esq lO 0 Rev. H. H. Norris .... .25 0 'To the TRUSTE,ES of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. Owl ' - ue s present exigency: Newell Connop,,Esq.. 10 10 Hon. Mr. Justice Park .50 0 To vi. TRESTEES or THE LIVEI3POOL INFIRMARY. r, 3 * I „Whereupon it was resolved unanimously, 10 0 MY Logos AND GENTLE:OEN, . c " l ,`; 'tl . Th 4 a - subseri tion be forthwith mitered into, for the pur- Rev. E. Churton . .... 5 0 Wm. Pearce, Esq. LADIES AND GENTLEA:EN t , • . • 1 0 FEME proceedings of your Annual Meeti g being declaratory • in ). , 4 1 , 4 ' of a.tiording unfitediate relief to the Irish Clergy, under Lord Bishop of Durham 100 0 Mrs. Pearce A T the ANNUAL BOARD of the LIVE INFIR- Rev. Dr. Dealtry. .... 10 ORev. Josiah Pratt. itpt•esent urgent distress. g erected,GlO N S shall he appointed to the . Wards about to be A MARY, it having been determine! that TWO SUR- -20 0 Rev. Josiah Pratt, jun. 1 1 to them distinct Medical Officers, Ibe cave to offer myself as I take the liberty of Irrcten O• myself to your 'laden tt ,,k_ That. All sums collected be placed at the disposal of his • W. Disney, Esq 5 0 :a Candidate for the situation of Honorary Physician; trusting o e the Archbishop of Armagh, Lord Primate of all Ireland, Rev. James,Dunn. . 30 0 Mrs. Puget. ..... e z -(1. • g i n s ' has kindly undertaken to distribute them to the several F. Du Pasquier Es 5 0 Hon. and Rev. Clerics coat my University credentials and long professional experience . as a Candidate. o oil to ess es as their• respective necessities may seem .to him to T. G. Bucknall Esteourt, G. Percival . ' 20 0 may be sufficient to vindicate me in aspiring, and you in ap- lam Ladies and Gentlemen; Pire,' Esq. M. P - 50 0 Hon. - Air. Justice Pat- . pointing me, to this office, ' Your most obedient Servant, LI . 11: e 1 11. That The Hon. Justice Park, Rev. J. Evans, Whin tenon. 5O 0 . I am, icy Lords and Gentlemen, HUGH NEILL, Surgeon. 1 0 Henry Pownall, Esq. 5 0 Most respectfully, - ' rf • a i rtight Hon. and Ritht ResviStrAndrew Agnew, Bart. ALP., church arford.4treet, Abereromby-square, Jan. 15, 1833. 'IV Lord Bishop of ondOn, sir R. H. Inglis, Bart. M. P. Lord Farnborough, G , Rev. M. M. Preston.. 10 0 Your obedient Servant, 25 0 Lord Radstock . ' 2O 0 - J. PETRIE, M.D., Edis. A MOST IMPOItTANT AND GRAND DISCOVERY, v Rt. Rev. the - Lord Bishop !Sir Harry Verney, Bart. M.V., C. B , to Th e Llandaff, The. Rev. V. Dealtry, D. D., Lady 1 arnhorongh 3 0 Sir John Richardson.. 25 0 ice- t e Right Hon. Lord Francis Chancellor of Winchester., Mrs. Fassett HOWEVER LARGE THE CAVITY MAY BE, PREVENTING nit Cunningham,ss Fassett l.O Fred. Shaw, Es q .:l. P. 50 0 - Police 0 . /flee Jan. 30, 1833. T. Th'eveson Gower, 'The Rev. J.IV. NECESSITY OF EXTRACTION. a t ' 'Th e at Hon. Lord Radstock M. A. '' • Rey. J. Forshall Pcitimiired by the 11 ya/ Fondly, and the Most distinguished A'obility eif ):`' '1,,, Rt . Hon . Lord Bexley, The Rey. John Lorthdale, 8.D., Rev. H. S. Foyster• .•• 20 0 Viscount. Sitlmouth ... 50 0 r I FFERED for PLEDGE, at Mrs. well's, Pawnbroker, , . Great Rrttair, France, tic. 8 5 1,.. - t r ,' Right H . on. Lord Chief Wm. Alex. Mackinnon, Esq., A. Friend - 1() I.d. Bishop of St. Asaph 100 0 ~V., Pool-lane, a DIAMOND PIN. Persons having lost - VEESSIEURS cßAwcov, of the Old Established Firm Thintice Tindal, , - ' ,JOShua Watson, Esq., Earl Grey, KQ. • 50 ,Lord StOWCII 5O 0 such, are requested to apply to Mr. PARLoot, at the I . 00, e .1.31. ef CIIAWCOUR, and SoNs, of Brunswick-11GUS; c raweour _ Lord Viseceint Gbderieh 50 (Might Hon. E. G. Stan- office. • • , place, Commercial-road, London, SURGEON-DEN 11 b e Rt. Hon. Sir J. Nicholl, Joseph Wilson, Esq., , Lel. Bishop of Gloucester 50 .! • ley, M.. P.. ° oe s e Committee to car into effect the foregoing Resolutions, Rt... Hon. Sir James G. • enjamin.Shaw, .Esq.. 10 10 To THE OWNERS OF SMALL TENEMENTS, with great deference, to thank their n erous Friends, the l' i power to add to their number. R. Graham, Bt. M. P. 50 O,R ev. •C. Simeon 2O 0 LIVERPOOL PARISH 11.477 ES for 1832-33. Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for the - numerable favours sii c 417 • That Henry Sykes Thornton, Esq., be requested to `lei • Right Hon Charles 'The . Dean of St. Asaph 25 0 rylnE Churchwardens, Overseers, and Select Vestry, by long conferred on the firm; and t- the present opportunity 36 ,,' aes a ,s, Treasurer, and the Rev. William Hale Hale, M. A., Gratin M. P. 25 0 Colonel Strutt "' A' Pe Rev. Samuel Charles Wilks, M. A., as Secretaries." The Hon. Mr. Justice 'J. M. Strachan, Esq. 10 0 have resolved to accept, for the presen ear, ONE-HALF of that one of their firm intends to take up his abode were, and ''' ti e sa - g' a subsequent MEETING, held at London House mi. We- d ' • '' 21 0 Rev. Thomas Sikes i • , L aY January 9, his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury - sir George Grey, Bart. • iThe Lord. Chief Jos- which Landlords are liable, if paid to the TREASURER, at BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, as usual, in all cases a - Tv . Z,-e'Chair, the Chairman read to the Meeting a letter acs- .° „ e . 5, 0 Lice Tindal . 5O 0 the PARISH OFFICE, in WASON'S-BUILDINGS, Haiti...too- DENTAL SURGERY and the ACCESSOIRES appel- •-' th e ' s s ed to his Grace by the Archbishop of Annagh, (of which . 01 . •17 John Garrett, Esq. - TON-STREET, near Castle-street, or to one ql the cOLLEC- twining thereto. I. s„ ( ollowiug . is an extract ;) which not only confirms the infor- . .Rev. Charles Gray - - 5 0' . ton, Dee - be ti0, 44 ° 1 previously received by the Comrnittee, but proves that Rev. - 11. Gray •• ' 5 ‘ORev; G. Tonilinson ... 1 0 after that day, a composition of TWO-THIRDS will be re- priefors, invite particular attention to their !\'i ALUABLL t u gi extent and pressure of distress, nuclei whiCh the Irish Cler- - 1 ,. V. Green, E• ' 51) Sir Harr Verney,' Bt E n s y., ceived, it paid before FOUR o'clock on Monday, the 22nd DISCOVERY, OS, n ar e labouring, are even greater than the Committee had pre- klex. Gordon, Esq. , 25 0, M P - lO 10 April next; after which time no abatement will be made, and TUE MINERAL SUCCEDANIMM. hid Le ; 1181 Y supposed. e a 7.. ii' Lady. H art o - 10 °Mrs. S. Vansittart .... 25 0 the full amount of Rates will be forthwith levied. which is in HIGH REPUTATION in LONDON and , b .ra,ct from a Letter addressed to : hia "race the Lord .re - PP • -o- Lor PP . - RECOMMENDED by is' dated o f Canterbury, from the Lord Archbishop of Armagn, _„ o Lor`dHoliand 2' 0 L d B f WinchesterltS) 0 J OF p. o Armagh, Jan. 5, 1833:- the FACULTY of this country and in France. •TV is Rev. W.' ll.' Hale ... . 3 0 Lord Wynford 2O 0 MR. LLOYD'S so fr o rem the uniform tenor of the letters which I have received Christ.. Hodgson Esq. - 5 OVery Rev. Dean of CLASSICAL AND COMAIERCIAL ACADEMY, In consequence of haying received numerous applications `ir `hi 41 the Niuth, I cannot help feeling . ,the conviction, that tle from families of the highest distinction, to establish IA branch of DI% Haggard'. ! 5 5!•- Westminster. N -SQUARE, ext t:oBBe S and sufferings of tin Clergs , in those parts are far W i t! , F. Hodgson, - Esq. .... 25 o:Hon..Miss.Waldegraves 5 0 BIRKENHEAD,' CHESHIRE. their profession. in this part of the kingdom, they have deter- lee. hsive and too overwhelming to be in any great degree a Mined to 'comply with the flattering request; and they trust .In 'l.l 1 , Hodgson 5 I.)Rey. Arnold to 2•2 • riflllE above SCHOOL was RE=OPENED on MONDAY, that they shall continue to preserve the high reputation with do t " - ted by aid afforded out of private resources. The more Rey. Wm. i'ancock... 5 °Adv. ,W. Wolfinger .... ' h - tessino cases of individual calamity may, however, be met Sir Pobt. Harry Inglis,' Rev. H. WOtkins 's 0 'berms:-Board and Education, for Young Gentlemen under , Y 0 n This unique REMEDY tor CARIES, or that destruction of tt a i' nor timely and Christian aid.; and I feel authorised , to say Bart., M. P '- • '5O o;JUshua: Watson, Esq 8. 100 0 Ten years of age, Guineas; from Ten to Fo teen, :35 Guineas ; , r ete .Your subscriptions aided by our own, will be most gracefully the Teeth which is one of the greatest evils attendant on huma Vens Arehdeaconlones , 10 ' OiPei•eival'White Esq - 5 0 upwards of Pourteen,, , 4o Guineas.---N ' • lug, &c. 3 Guineas; , r e t eed. The following are extracts from lettera . which I, hat e nity, they can with, confidence recommend, not only to thei; Mrs. H. C. Jones -s :5 011ev. S. C. Wilks. .... 4 0 Seat in Church, One Guinea, per ann . '' - Si e Lved, i n answer to those addressed by me to the several ' friends, but to the notice of the medieal profession in this town 'Tooth °N 25 0 The French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese , ai ees • Lora Kenyon lOO -oJoseph Wilson, Esq... ' ,i whona they particularly invite to a consideration of its pialities, 8, es. John Labouchere, Esq. 10 thllev. RichdAirilliamson 5 0 Languages, by approved Professors, 6 Guineas each; Alusie, n° v si ,, 4 •,rorn. the Diocese of Ossory.--‘ If the subscription is nots totally void of any deleterious' ingredient, and so immedi- ately Lawrence • li Y -Large it will, comparatively speaking, be useless; for- fbe- Lord Bishop of London 100 Oilsord Archbp. of York 100 0. r *. f t li hat w it l m L itht sti a l. pp i c , a i r c t E o b to e the t w h - e ork ca ti v f ity m o api ti c ;e ately efficacious in relieving pain, and putting a stop to further .. 0 C e a the large, of the . Dioceses of Ossory, Penis Waterford, Lor Bis op o - an a ~ - - - • - d • h - f•LI d ff 100 0 • BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ASSQCIATION. do • ' tl • tithe. It ;,-., and a large portion of Cashel, not receive lea - dAelrNYlsf sea , almost impossible to depict the terrible state of misrUle • - ' LIVERPOOL EXCIIANGE. AL Tisk! NORM AMERICAN A ' OCIATION, of this with the SUCCEDANEUAI which becomes actually as hard b elie f 'which the country is suffering. It is really almost past HE - PROPRIETORS of the LIVERPOOL EX- Port, will be held at the Office of Ales s. CARSON and CROOKE, durable •The • - • and as the natural enamel. e cause of toothache is ,CHANGE, will be paid a D . idend of £4 10s. on their generally the operation of the air upon the nerve exposed by - e . Solicitors, 38, Castle-street, on MONDAY, the 4th instant, at th e `,,,r o m the Diocese of Cork.-‘ The distress . and danger of respectiYo Shame, fur t he aeonar 1 i 1 in to Mr. . IPY g4ll One o'clock. TuomAs CARSON, Secretary. Caries; the Succedaneuna, completely excluding air, of course (- 4 er • •t r me• Indeed; the danger to life is such, as. in John Sudlow, the Ceoluer, p after londay next, the t . puts an immediate stop to pain and consequent inflammation kost cases gy is ea e ~ • Castle-street, Jon. 29, 1833. . 7 . greats to overrule a other considerations. all The savage of FebrUary; and also the - ur et. mina of Guineas for Public denounced against the most exemplary clergymen, ren- each Share, in lieu of the rt of Nomination to the . , LIVERPOOL GUARDIAN socIETY FOR THE PRO- PAIN or INCONVENIENCE. , i 1- tt quite f them in the *remote places to quit- their Room for the present year, p vided the same be demanded on ( w e n. unsafe or. TECTION OF TRADE. Messieurs CRAWCOUR and' SONS wish to call the forthatten- ` l a's • and in some glebe-houses a military force is stationed, or before the `pith day of December next. . _ • tion of the Public to their INCORRODIBLE TEETH, which c e , ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY 6, 1823. 84 sir necessary protection.' • - Proprietors. will be required to produce their Certificates to Mr. JAMES MARSDEN Senn President. they fix in the Mouth either singly or in sets. They are , incii- t 81 , F rom the Diocese of Leighlin and Ferns.--. With respect Mr. Sudlow, and personal representatives of deceased Pro- 111 r. PETER HOPE, Vice-President. - . polite of discolouration, and cannot be discovered from NATO- ; ( ) 4 ,, ; .. " nests tb - Lordship, I could searecely form an prietors, Trustees, and others, who have not alreinly obtained pu y aour Mr. SAMUEL JonNsoN, Church-scree reasurer. RAL TEETH. They also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH, ill 4 a t'' n ' C in . b ecausethe evil is now no longer local, but has ex- certificates, will be required to produce the wills or instruments xi , , e n a - 2 soessrs. LEYLAND and BoLLINs,,I3 ikers. manner singularly efficacious, even in the most hopeless cases, .! 1 T he ed itself throughout the entire of the Southern 'Dioceses. under which they demo to Messrs. Carson and Crooke, Soli- Pi e s Whether arising from age, TART.kREOUS CONCRE,TIONS, srs . LOWNDES and 1161uNsoN licitors. 3, i dad „ Cl ergy of Kildare, Ossory, Meath 'Waterford Cloyne citors, 38, Castle-street. . . WILLIAM JAtiesoN, Church-street, Secretary. or Diseases of the GUMS. „ held ti parts of Limerick, are situated precisely in a similar posi- By order of the Proprietors, at the General Meeting, THE ANNUAL MEETING of this SOCIETY, (17>. Hours of attendance from Ten till Five. anwith the Diocese of Leighlin. Withon, as with many of the 28th day of January, 1833. N.8.-In answer to the absurd caution of certain individu a ls,• n ), h em, the fact speaks for itself. pretty plainly. Out of , two. WILLIAM FOSTER, Secretary. . 'will be held at the YORK HOTEL. Williamson- who state that they' are the sole proprieters of the "Mineral Pro' incom e no man has, almost in any case, received more 'Lan sir ' , e t , t raouths; and the majority have only received so much - 'Eaanttb. . the Evening, for the Election of Officers for the ensuing year, prietorship within a very short period, Messrs. Crawcour and tt. of three Years' income.' The Consequence therefore is, that - • '. Sons beg respectfully to state that they have been in possession e lise who have private fortunes (which to any extent are not •To CAPITALI 'S. , Merchants, Bankers, and Tradesmen desirous to join this of the "Mineral Succedaneum" for a period of not less 'than a l/ many), on account of the Sudden an d t o tally unexpected IiATANTED, a Party willing, to mploy about £1,200 in Society, will be inr e m er e s d . of the mode Of admission, by apply- f t o es r t u o -e n a i r a s is : f ut t i h t e hll=l brood inre a fe o ri v i e ngtise tt g i r c a o t r if r ying le ,tedsiod of a large portion of their funds,. being unable to V' V the erection of 'a HOUSE c., on a plan suited to the into any of the kr; - ` their previous engagements, are fast getting into pecuni- Advertiser's purposes, which wou be taken, on a Lease of tl i ,, ebabarrassments by borrowing anti raising motley; whilst 10 Years from the period of its completion, at a Rent equiv „. .Evening,, the 12th • The Chair be taken at M essi e urs C and Sons do t • ' a- . Tuesday l: 'en.' h a v e - f or tu nes ar e in tof time lent to 6per Cent. on the gross outlay. Apply, (if by letter, Eight o'clock precisely. . p t , whonot private l '`AA' 444 necessaries of life; many have hitherto lived on the post paid,) to D. C. AI., at the Office of this paper. - Tickets 3s. 6.1. to 14had of the Stewards, Mr. BOOTH, hatter, charges are, in every case, strictly moderate. A t 4 , nil jof their friends; but as that is a means which cannot l ines a P r iglit not to laat always, even this painful mode of relief . Zo be Atottl. . Mr. Hone:Eß, Redcross-street; also of Mi. W. JAexsoN, iron eseeesoseeneos ,, e _ oe _ oesoo sooos , 444 , th e s r Y fail ed 1 ° 441 Y, and must eventually fail all. I may _ ' THE BALTIC TRADE. • °ae '`‘ t believe few clergymen in the country ate not in the - 10 be SOLD, by Private Contract, an excellent FAMILY th• °1 • Other f t ile ituatiort s I mentioned above : and I state ECONOs. VIC LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE IMPORTANT TO TIIR . . . . e BALTIC TRADE.-The two northern kinmlomg • 18 fro r ° I I-I OU - SE, in Hope -street, No, 31, nearly opposite Crab- ' of Sweden and Denmark, lying out of the highway of travellers, and t th et a 111 . a very extensive knowledge and acquaintance amongs treetlane;:eonteining two Kitchens, Pantries, Laundry, Lar- No. 31, BRIDGE-STREET, BLACK FRIARS. eiz. , removed from the turmoil of wars or revolutions, enjoy a reason- " I viii • • der, -,Cellars, &c. on the sunk story; large Dining, Drawing, able degree of freedom, and execute works of considerable enterprise, as to tl •it due" continues the p r hnate) "to Your Grace, and Breakfast .Room, Study, &c. on the ground story; five DIRECTORS. Without attracting the notice of the other States Europe. 'Unless when h los e allt ie purest principles of Christian chant oon Y, ood Bed Rpoms, Water Closet, &c. on the second story, and, The Right Hon. Tilos. FRAN RLAND LEWIS, Al. P. Chairman. the King of Denmark makes a loan on our Stock-Exchange, or his h ave stood fo Swedish Majesty delivers his annual speech to the Legislature of his th •• 'ward with you in aid of the Irish Clergy, to state four attics. .- HENRY FREDERICK STEPHENSON, Esq., Deputy Chairman. kin „._,e Magnitude a. gaom, the English public almost never hear of their existence. It which this de ,, e 4nl extent of the unprovoked ersecution 'under Also, a Lot of LAND adjoinini k B 4 . 44 yards, with several Lancelot Baugh Allen, Esq. William. Grant, Esq. is to this indifference that we must ascribe our. hitherto imperfect Th e corarnitt4 of men are now labouring." ' 'advantages attending it for buildi , which Land would be. ex- , body . ~- I t 1 ' ''s:* •h - Bla k' John Knowles, Es FR S ep tens it them, in er„sq. eq., . . . .• knowledge of one of the greatest undo of Europe which has d etails which of abstain(s unb . from referring to particular cases, the changed for a House about the va tie, here or in Cheshire, Robert Biddulph, Esq. M. P. John Mendham Esq. just been completed, after the labour of 20 years.-we mean the canal goallirm• f this Y earing out the statement given at the be- A. few thousand Welsh Slates and Bricks. Robert Davies, Esq. I Thomas Meux„ 'Esq. of Gotha, which traverses Sweden in all itslireadth, from Gottenburgh so general,.. ° paper) are in their possession; the distress being P Warehouse Rooms to be LET, bonded or free. on the Cattegat, to Soderkoping on the Baltic. This great and useful Adam Gordon, Esq. I William Routh, Esq. work has been executed'at an expense of 10,000,000 of rixdollars, I as to affect th e whole body of the Clergy in several A 1 .4.. ~ -to A TES. pp 1 Co• Resident Director, John Knowles ..R . 's - 4., F.R.S. la.joining. the two seas, the casual of Gotha opens to trade a shorter foceses, and a part of them in others. The number of Clergy, , 1 1 . 1 eurnbents, and Culotte s i n these dioceses alone, where the `,"?stre ss is most severe and overwhelming, amount to nearly half M. W. Clifton, Esq. F.R.S. ICh es Morris, Esq. , • . : tessels to donble the sOuthern coast of Sw By the canal, on the other hand, the navigation is all inland, and therefore more com- ule entire body of Irish Clergy,- i , . • •An , en Edward Knowles, Esa. IJ. rhishaw, Esq. 1.11a.5. nautious and secure. Bsst a main question to trade rises on this point Slab -' (' will be re • •-')***. ... .s , 4 s' -, - -Oatooifts So a Physician, John A. Paris, M.D. F.R.S. No. 28, Dovenstreet. re ,, arding the expense. The eipeniog of the Sound has been mane by 1 scrip ions received for the Treasurer by the fon f - illr - -i!. r', its!; -, ,e 1 1 Surgeon, Benj. Travers, Esq. F.R.S. No. 12, Bruton-streen i. nature, the passage by the canal has . been formed a grea . tefgiende.. „Tying Loudon Bankers :-Messrs, Coutts & Co. • Drummond; s - ..„.,0 . -----8 I.l' - -=` , °- •-- „ see s- ',ft rc°SlingS & CO. ; Ilarnm . ersiej, . R . 1 -CO • Hoare; 'Jones, Lloyd, , ~.„,„.. -.- • ..-. t• sese .., ' --,, Solicitor, Henry Young, Esq. Essex-street, Strand, tare. of human labour. Duties to indemnify for its cost, it might be e n e °•'; Puget & Co.; Sir 4. SeOtt 'in! Co. ; Smith, Payne, & 00--rfrx ~-, •ot.:_.:, _ , Actaai-y, J. J. Downes, Esq. o supposed, would be levied on the latter from which the, former is eXenipt ; hut this is not the'ease, as the following conaparative table ~t t: I Williams & Co.: -and 'also by 'Messrs. Book- ..! •• _ e s., +, . pl oo ~ 1 iv , Agent for Liverpool, T. 0. COOPER. ! -+. e's A will show •- dke.' k" 1t '1t... , :., ... (T. S. TRAM., M.D., St. Anne : street. COUYARATIVE TABLE OF TIIE DUTIES OF THE SOUND AND OF THOSB ..,lers St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall-mall; r '..,1:4-7_4, - i: -- E - -7 - - :::' ....- Medical referees for ditto. LAUCII.ROBERTSON, M.D. Gt. George s-st. OF THE CANAL OF GOTHA.. ;essrs. •Hatehard, Booksellers,. Piccadilly ; Messrs. Seeley, • esssanwa osooss -es ,g '' .4 * • *;''''•- •''' • • •,- . , 5 . . ,, ,i- - a I ftt r - Folis ,Society has for its basis, ECONOMY COMBINED • Duties of the aret-street; Alr. Nisbet, Berners-street ; and Alr. Strettou, --- . no -, r - .r' - ' !;es - - a - - -,s ' S 1 4 46.4 .- , I,lt-, I. \mu shcuRITY-th eterms of Assurances for young Ditties of the Sound Canal. . !. Lincoln's-inn-fields.. • - . ' eel,! , , '0 14 , 7 Rix dos, Seh. de Suede. Sch. de Suede. Ca Committee mo V .- .. t o -. and middle aged lives, being much lower than those of an, Cotton-thread, If' 100 lb 1 42 at Nnitaunications for the Comm • ,s be addressed to them • V .., other Office Which gives a bontth to the ASsured; and a full O. 67, Lincoln's-inn-fields. - • ''lVf ' '414 r . t • '...- 1' , Cotton, ditto 0 45 .lO The following Donations have been already received:- • !I , _ '• a : 0 2:- , - statement of its affairs is annually made to the Share-hol d ers Co tton ditto 1 ,12 His Most Gracious Majesty the King .......... i:200 - Li t ) and Policy-holders, who have a coutroul over 'the Society. (Par; ditto 0 ' 221- -.. ......... 5 • --- those Tolativeo do Three-fourths of the profits are now • divided among .. . , . () 221. Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen......... ICX.)at Ines, per pipe 1 o nis Royal ,Highness tho• Duke of Cumberland 100 . £5O REWARD.-A CHALLENGE. Assured on an equable scale, for. the- whole term of life after ' Policies shall have been in force four years , and eventually ' Salt, per ton 0 3/ •• . - . -.. ...... . 21 Iler Royal Highness the Duchess. of Kent l OO TATHEAEAS, reports havmg been Ind striously and mali- the whole of the profits will be so divided: .! Copper, ay skolpinui 1 12 /ler Royal Highness Princess Sophia Matilda.. ee Iron, ditto. Vl' tieusly .circulated by• varions per- , (many of whom Endowments for children are • • granted, and Assurances on Hemp, ditto 0 20 ~,,His Roial Highness the Duke of Gloucester.... 5 0 are known, and will be dealt with he after,) that Cittote's Joint Lives, Survivorships, Survivorship Annuities, as well as flax, ditto L ty , tier Royal. Highness the .Duchess of Gloucester 25 . 0 15 PATENT Drrac rots LOCKS have 13 en repeatedly opened or every species of Life contingency, at rates proportional to the Tallow, ditto . . d . 6 r d. A.rehbishop of Ar- ! i Lord. Bishop of 13angorElOO 0 - nature of the risks, which are as low as possible compatible In addition to this navies; us. ,, duties by . the cant, ire used not VYkagh • £5OO .o,Lord BishOp of Bristol ;ki 0 , -)„ picked Nil ~ This is to Bice :Notice, that oue of e above-mentioned Locks With security to the 'Assured. obseive, that the diminished nos,. to the shippe gw 11 allow a saving "' kit 00 0 - ' fixed '•• eiriums of insurance. These consider, ionswis 4 1 444 . in the pr . - . L,,, ; horp, A. I'. .. 50 0, Lord Bexley ......... 12:.. 0 will be fixe on a Dion . at the Great Roam of the king's - Arms - ' lso effected' either by pacing Pre- Aseurances are n . , small theattention of the ship-owners and merchants of thil.fi ,l Laug Arden lOl OlLord George 13eresford ) Hotel, Castle-street, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the Ist and Miums at first, and increasing them every five years, or by pay- employ, on an average, in the Baltic trade the nu, )0 ..- , , L or .? Arden 25 0 1 ,The Hon. Mr. Justice , 2nd of February next„ when a fultopportunity will be' given to ing a high Premium at first, subject to periodical abatements, with 11. tonnage of net, ! rly half a million. TI • :... i_e.:.__ ve Th e " Ashley, M.. P •2O 01 •.Botanquet ~... 2. 5 0 Locksmiths, (who are hereby invited) to pick or open the said and, ultimately, the payments to cease . altogether. In fine, - northern Prussia may irimllilil? . . be expected t -Hon -1 Justice• . Rev. Waiter Blunt Cu- . : Lock by. every fair means; and the,,above Reward will be paid . a a , . ..‘ r. persons maybe Assures in any way which may be.b.!.st adapted soon ;is its d recia , ' • . '4 2 4 )s.\ " advantages arc ari lipo , .1.... , ...., Si - ` l Lersen. 25 0 rate of 'West Chol- ,t o any 'person on his picking or opening'the said Lock, by Air, to their circumstances or wishes. S:i.."!' aa , • I. Nudr ' . at . s ., ew Agnetv„l3t., dcrton 5 0 DRU,RY, Castle -street, Liveipool, 'hi Mr. C. CHUBB, the Paten- Medical referees are appointed in most cities and large 1 Passen , ers by the Halifax, Captton !. ft s a. .o li a -r 5 0 Rev. li. Blunt lO 0 tee, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. information N. S. • r • -i. • • • c s sailed tu instant:-lion. ann-lloa. towns, and Ag,ents in many, froth whom ma) b IN. , . J 11. 11. I • - ''' • ' * • 1 , :, ( 'llymou s , .2 0 Mrs. Blomfield 5 0 Merchants and the public are respectfully invited to witness obtained and Prospectuses had. , Ceeswein J. Flowers, J. F. Black, E. Wail e • likiexander, E 1 0 Miss Blomtield i NV. Murdock, 'J. Bameut, B. Allison, W. Rae gq . sq• •• • 2 0 the above trial. By Order of the Board of Directors, 4 J aitia . Mrs. Agnew .... 5.0 pet,. James Illoinlield. '2 0 ,Liverpool, Jan. 24, 1833. ' 4 .14 . T. 0. COOPER. naldsou. . .4 .. .. , ~ . ' 4t•