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London, England, 1853-08-13 00:00:00

THE AZTEC LILLIPUTIANS, exhibiting
Adt bnily at the MARIONETTE THEATRE, Lowther Arcade.
destreet, Strand.—Admission, ONE SHILLING ; Reserved
The 2s• 6d. Afternoon Exhibition, 2 till 5 ; Evening, 8 11(1 10.
Aztecs are the Wonders of the World —a Race of the Human
fCiIY hitherto unknown. They have been hotiourei with a Spe-
irniCorsniand to appear before her Majesty the Queen, at Bucking-
wo Palace. 50,000 of the elite of the Metropolis have looked with
nder on the AZTECS.

NICOLE'S AUTUMNAL PATTERNS are
E NOW READY.
Veil knowXCELLE.TCE an:l ECONOMY corn inel“ts Illustrate 4 by tl e
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THE following NEW MUSICAL COMPOST-
IioDa TION for the Piano Forte, by a n Composer, G. B. P;
lEsq, are now ready. " I.Love at Break of Day te Roam,
the words by Mrs. HODGES. music by G. B. E. HODGES,
i,Z*!.(lediCated to all lovers' in simple rural scenes, price 2s. The
thi4Y'entiam Waltzes," by the same author, dedicated to the sympa-
,,,er in the Crystal Palace Progress Movement, price 35.: and, the
Run Strch,"dedicated to these interested in the Old
lical Associations at the spot.
London : D. Almaine, and Co., Soho-square.

j CK COMPANY.—
AvARKwoRTH
DO
fehru!)Thees, No. 9, Moorgate-street. Incorporated by Special Act
arto Pent,' 14th and 15th Vict c. 122. Liabilities limited to the
e unt shares subscribed for. "
"l, 1C0,0001., in 2,000 Shares of 50/. each, or OM Half-shares

of 2.51. each. Deposit, 21. per share.
—ubbrey Brown DIRECTORS.
W estminster. , Esq , It.P., Tewkesbury, and' Smith-street,
A,,uebeauty Glover, Esq., Stafford•house, Maida-hill.
arohjxx.,zornauld.
btruiroektdeere,riiksqlii.: rut lledi aimay,Gsrun.ey,eye.aptain R.N., Howick Grange,
10;„!',31egregor Esq., m
rcrinws_terrace, Hyde-park.
' It. '
John Esci , Avenue- ad, Regent's-park.
Esq R.N , the Oaks, Ospringe, Kent, and
Indc:teatrinner‘-pa.rade, Brighton.
ACTING HARBOUR coMMISSIONERS.
The ° y.
e on. Frederick William Gre R.N., Howick Grange, Northum-
siotriz'!i.u:ll:3alandbovzret,h, Esq., Amble, Northumberland.
berland.
Hedley,
chW,„11!", Glover, ChevingtoSnu,rNre‘r.thumberland.
ti..l•;iirutY Esq., Stafford•howe,
—°Der, Avenue-road, Regent's-park.
Royal British Bank, Tokenhoase- yard, City, and

Sot 4;19., Straxid.
lenroßs.—Messrs. Phillips and Sons, Abehureli-lane,
_ ENGINEER.— George Remington, Esq., E.
na°llEas. Messrs. Eyk3m Brothers, Change-alley.
part SECRETARY.—A. Walker Wilkie, Esq.
reacted than of England has capital been more _advantattennsly ex-
Eastern all in the construction of harbours and docks along the
and otherse"st. Sunderland, Hartlepool, West Ilarti, pool, s,eaham,
of aal _ ,may be mentioned as creating facilities for the shipment
lieid
fir Li other minerals with which the counties of Northumber-f
",!1,1 for ar Durham abound, tending greatly to increase the supply of
;est of Purposes. am especially to extend the use and reduce t e
'And teato•Power. But along the whole coast of Nerthember-
tion'offr'roT3uemouth to Berwiek of
60 miles), with the excel,-
ant IYarkworth, at the mouth of the River Coquet, all the estu-
heei:',,,reelts, and bays are in a state of nature, and but little has
triet sistr for the accommodation of the trade of the great coal
dis-
mated between Blyth and Alnwiek, extending over about 100
,u re mles.
friefiGitrientedY this defect, and to take advantage of the great natural
e,n__el! that are afforded at Warkworth, by the shelter of theh
ra-4141,,icsiland, and the fine roadstead formed between it and te
Witter
14iver c,,, extensive works have already been constructed under the
to fon,' of arliament ahead obtained for the pufpose, -s
a Tidal Harbour or abotr. 97 acres, which has now at high-
ball ai,?_rig. tides ad, pth of 17 feet. Uon this harbour 183,000/.
Nvaat been expended hut it is a present incomplete from the
tto, cf°lt a dock for the more [complete accommedation and preserve-
to load ..,4e,,,ShlPPrng, and to enable vessels of large burden at al times
as thee d sclrarg., erergo. It is the more requisite to remedy this,
the 4,1-le.', greater foreign dema d for the steam-coal produced at
tho h.,'°Lnitig collieries than cn be shipped in e present state of
kid 15°11r. Timber weuld also be import( d here from the Baltic ;
the , tated
Porte th of steam-power will ra-,ke Warkworth one of
WithicYa for the northern trade of Eng:and.
this view, an Act of Parliament was obtained in the ressinn
Nyith to enable the orapany to construct a dock in conrection
nas
_,ule harbour ; and, among other powers granted by the Act,
boor'ne lo enable the Dock c, nmany to amalgamate with the
os Which this Co pany has availed itself of ; and has contracted,
1.444,19 advan,
, ageous t.rms, for the purchase of all the debentures,
ther,bentmg the amount alrcady expe:ided on the ha hour, so as
,r, .37 to enable the Dock 'otripany to acquire the benefit of all the
m_uour toils in adnition to their own dock dues. Te Company has
is.,;teap:ed for the purcha. e of the site- of the dockhand all its sip-
ti„.",_e', on equally advantageous terms.
Workst Government contractors have agreed to unlertake the
With, Mittireci for the construction of ice • ock and worirs propo-ed
taken
tile harbour, for the sum of 110,0001., of which tr,ooo/., is to
Cli.e„en paid up shares ; and also to guarantee to the holders of
Per e: 411 d debentures in this Company interest at the ate of four
for asnt Per a...nom, on the paid-up capital, riot exceeding l&f,O, 0/ ,
doek.iriod of five years, the., taking the profits ou. the harbour and
ret,;lll the meantime, thus securint to the subscribers a profitable
Tin n 5,1 the am unt of their subscript•o, s from the day of payment
diek'f4Pital authorised by the existing acts for the harbourr and.
no fr'.`o be raised by shares and loans, being upwares of 170,004.,
Pliel.l.l Powers are needed from Parliament to carry out the present
reqs°lloimin, a very lucrative concern by comnining the two hue-

e
jtm collieries at present shipping their coal at the port are the
kuriellt.! t situated on the Newburgh. property, and Broomhill, on
Ilarb,;:l:eY's property. These are connected by railway with the
their machine and now ship about 0,000 tons tier annum
deru they have
Of, vend of
and works area iy fitted np to rehem c4itable
In thnd of more than- 200,000 tons. ''t here are other citalownerS
ril,,,t also or 10 neighbourhood, viz , the Duke of Northumberland, Mr. Smith
tvotartollt Lord Vernon, the Duke of •Por, Lind, and others, who
ship their coals at Warkworih. as b,ing the nearest and
to convenient port ;so that 660,000 tons of coal per annum would
ht, ~,•,.,si)on be the minimum quantity of export. To this has to
rner'~-4.ied the general trade in c'irn. timber, lime, and other goods and
Dosed „andiset which being necessarily much increased by the pro-
It‘ tin .-eW ihie of railway from Acklington to Rothbury, the harbour
l'a_t Mme one of the most productive on the eastern coast. As a
TO,- c't ri-ftge it is needless to i ot. tout its great importance.
Parch- aPPlication of the capital will be as follows :
Coi,. all the harbour debentures and intere-ts •. •: • •
an for making the dock, extending the north pier,
Work• rePairing the sotr h pier.• .••••••• • • • • • . _ ........ 110,000
ung capital and contingencies .... • • .... •• • ......... 10,000

£50,000

Total... .. •• . • ..
Po‘,4lls, Ico,ooo/. Is to be raised, and 70,000/. under the borrowin4
Leto „8
.th,. Company's Act; the arrangements for whlJa have
iacilitated by the terms o, the coniract under wh ch
the sent
management have been enabled to secure the transfer to
ti,e":,% the existin,g harbour. and dock interests. By thee terms
eholders gain unusual advantages. The vendors have parted
t
tr:;e i
Paid cash, _tl their interest for the sum of 50,0001, of which only 20,6251.
Ito,, i 4
by instalments proportionate to the amount<o,c2, from calls i n the capital, bearing interest in the mean time ;
ferreci% of the remaining portion of the price is to be secured by de-
lbareh,°nds, which are not be payable or bear interest until :he
their 'wet's themselves shall have received 5 per cent. interest on
Paid.,aaPital invested, and the remaining 8,7501. is to be taken in
pr 1413 shares.
bir°l4 careful calculations, based upon present operations, the
shall isQlrg estimate that Ns htn th'e accommodation now i-ontemplated
the b'sve been afforded, the income to b' derived from the trade of
deiuf ',our and docks will ,at a moderate computation, a ti.vi-
intere% nearly 10 per cent. for the shareholders after providing for
Appli " borrowed cpital.
I cations for shares, according to the form annexed, to be ad-
hat teased; to the Brokers, Me, ors Eykyn Brothers, Change-alley, Corn-
to the secretary, by whom any further information will be
"ad, at the Offices of the Company, 9, Moorgate-street.
Foust OF APPLICATION FOR SUARES.
To the Directors of the Warkworth Dock Company.
I,.7ntiern
en,—l request you will allot to me shares, or
414.11 ilittes, of fifty pounds each, in the Warkworth Dock Compathnv,
itolotin to do
kay bearebY undertake to accept the same, or any less number aiti,
to allotted to me, and to pay the deposit and call, thereon, an
ttilur, execute the deeds of the Company ; or, in the event of my
so, I agree that the shares allotted to me, with the
lithe ludd thereon, shall be forfeited to the use of the Company,
'rectors shall so direct.
rtted this day of . ,IES .
I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant,
Address ••••••••••••••
Profession or business..... • ...... • • • • • • •
ame and address of Reference... • • • • • • • • • •

Idpayrr,
ADVICE ON TILE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
bit. YOUTII AND MATURITY.
boetsor , UEL LA'MERT, 37, BEDFORD-SQUARE, LONDON,
of Medicine and 'lf atric dated Mennier of the University of
Rry,,cl -burg
Li h, Honorary Member of the Londo,i
tk—mety, centiate of Apothecaries' Ilan, London, ac., ace
Medica
be consulted, personally, or by letter, on
restutfn the various disorders of the nervous and generative system
;liked g from juvenile irregularities and excesses, which have pro-
teases
are o,,'"nre misery in youth, degradation in manhood, and urtemdtas:
, Y at all stages of life, than perhaps any other class o
nee
'4 down to modern pathologists. Lon and practical exper
thetrice see treatment of these diseases hes proved that there are exsl-..n
exst_ ret causes of self-acquired miseries and disappointed iopei
beb,Ztae, traceable to certain pernicious habits, to which Nervous
4gea, various iorms of Insanity, Unhappy and Unfruitful Marr -
"efis—,,,PrcnoY, Local and Constitution& Weakness, and their
It is modifications owe their almost entire origin.
Drirmdtesolutely necessary that all men should know. that there. are
t
14,aili-ri,,e!ot Personal management which cannot be violated witnoii
'fie elt. grievous pentities, and when wisdom and regret succeed
hPaY of inconsiderate self-indulgence, how these penalties
!OM ii„ " „thitlgated, how the sting of their bitterness may be removed,
thatth the evil and its con-equenc es may be avoided, and anove all,
der ere is Scarcely any degree of physical infirmity or functional
,1)00,„ent to which the timely aid of science cannot apply a cure
az, 4,1 t LA'MERT has for a long series of years been engaged
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" th, ta s the only legally qualified Physician who, regar h _
111,a contlants and envy of the hypocritical and mock-modest, has adt
-`talltjois 444 e, through the medium of the public press, to
idirec
tree. , to these enormous evils, from which no grade of society is
rta,,,,,ien selecting tilt, department of practice, be has been amply
tree tied by ~,
Laa great success that has attended his efforts in the
tare , of these eases, which are too generally confided to the
laltiliesgincitlftlified and ignorant empirics, who, with their pirated
Of ans, assumed foreign names and titles, and pretended virtues
have i',',,Paterit nostrums, have inflicted serious injury on those who
Rib izn irithwed to place faith in their pretensions.
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de
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