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London, England, 1824-01-21 00:00:00

VICTUALL :NG-OFFICE, Jan. to, 16+e4.

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL-
LING His MAJEST?S NAVY, 4-c. do hereby give
'Vc't;ve, that ou Tuesday, the '27th Instaur, • they will be
be ready to receive Tenders in wriflag (scaled up}, and treat
fur

'our Hundred Quarters of NEW PALE, and Two Hun-
dred Quarters of NEW CLOSE DRIED AMBER
MALT;
74e whole to be delivered bito Nis Majesty's Victualling
4'iarel at Plymouth by the 20th F4ruary next.
noltfalt to be answerable le Samples of not less than .716
Yuan each, Labe produced with the Tenders.
The Conditions of the CYntract may be seen at this Qffice•
Each Tender must specifythe Price in kiords at length,
"4 be delivered beji,re One o'clock on the day a,opointed,
4"d the: Person who Makes the 7'endcr, or some Person on
44 behalf, must attend to answer when calk?' for-

WALLER CLIFTON.

TOWN-HALL, LIVERPOOL, 16TH JAN. 1824.
AT a PUBLIC MEETING of the'
BITANTS of the TOWN of LIVERPOOL, held
the day, for the purpose of " considering the propriety of ye-
ricei/1128 and adopting as a Public Institution THE ME-.
;11ANICS' and APPRENTICES' LIBRARY, which has
een successfully commenced in this Town by private exertion,
4134 which is now offered to Public acceptance and controul,"
''-he Worshipful CHARLES LAWRENCE, Esq.; Mayor,

in the Chair,

The Requisition for calling the said Meeting having been
read by the TOWN-CLERK, and Mr. EGERTON SMITIII hay-
Int detailed to the Meeting the rise, progress, and present state
of the Library,
The following RESOLUTIONS were passed unanimously:—
First—(Moved by GLADSTONE, M.P., seconded, by
Mr. T. B. BARCLAY )--That the numerous Schools in Liver-
pool having created amongst the labouring classes of thecom-
munity a commendable taste for useful reading, it is desirable
to furnish Mechanics and Apprentices with the means of grati-
tYing that taste, by offering them the use of a well-selected
Library, subject to such conditions • and regulations as shall
hereafter be determined upon.
Secdndly—CVloved by the Rev. R. PHILIP, seconded by
ilr. HARDUAN EARLE)—That the foundation of. such a Li-
brary having been laid by Mr. Egerton Smith, aided by con-
tributions of Books from various individuals, and the Library
being now offered by him to the acceptance and support of the
Public, this Meeting gratefully acknowledges his services, and
4" Ih---.....;t0 promote the welfare of the Institution, which shall be
estitled 46 The Liverpool Mechanics' and Apprentices' Li_
brayird_ly (Moved by Mr. OTTIWELL Woon, seconded by
Aldb' W.' S' —.goscoE)—Th'at the Ben and increase of this
Sti is shall he effected by means ol efactions and Annual
rcita,,bicti'-ptions, and by Donations .
of Books, and by such other
pa' id-2 as may be deemed expedient particular regard being
A -by a Committee to be appointed, to the exclusion of such
Irks as cotain polemical divinity, or party, politics.
114,thly—Oloved by W. CURRIE, seconded by
than '
, 110.sras TifoluTFLY) That Benefattors of not less
than 4s. per annum, and
Do_ 25., Subscribers 0,. lessnot
4(111 of Books amounting in value to not less than 2..1..2.5...(nt0.
e estirnated by the Committee), shall be Members of this I stitutien
b PifthlY--(Moved by Mr. EDWARD RUSII.TON,_ seconded
Y Air s tri h Mechanics and Appn. -
tiees •-• ALICER let t ose
-`) are not Members of this Institution, bUt'who are de-
°f its benefits, shall for the present.be furnished with
on being nominated thereto by such Members, and sub-
Six thi e rules of the Institution.
JAIrEs YA---( Moved by Mr. JOHN SMITH., seconded. by
.Mr.
to thos-..Telttits)—That. the thanks of this Meeting be given
institu'h.,,'—auies and Gentlemen who have already furnished the
Nobiy 'with Donations .of Money or Books ; and t
bourhitY, Gentr
the ooci be. Y and other inhabitants of the town and ne g.d
extension requested,of and they -are hereby requested to ai
booksthe Library,., by contributions of money or. of
find ere examination,
beingfew persons who will not,. on h
for this they they have many useful volumes which may e sparedh.
Ares: purpose. PurPose. The Depositoriet of the Books to be for t
~s"t, the Liverpool Newspaper Offices.
Ite:v"Plii—Clloved by Mr. J. B. YATES, seconded by the_
be ' • Tarcics)--That Committee, now to be appointed,
of tliTwered to draw up a Code of Laws for the overnment
Le nstitution, subject to the approbation of a General Meet-.
ot' the Members on an early day.
by M 1 --{Moved by Mr. G. M. WOOLSEY, and seconded
Rtet r• •L. Mon:EY)—That the Mayor and Bailiffs, the
thes°vs of the Parish; the several Movers and Seconders of'
4esolutions, together with -Mr. Egerton Smith and .Mr..
into Thorats Raye, be' the Committee for carrying these Resolutions
to el is ; that' they have power to add to their numbers, and
perseet a Chairman and Deputy Chairman ; and that seven
by N?ui form a quorum.
AT.thk—(Moved by the Worshipful the 111s1ron, seconded
be • " -(Moved by
the thanks of this Meeting
lbegiv,P° to Mr. Egerton Smith, that gentleman having been
no:l4larY cause of this Meeting, and of the important object
In view.
(Moved by Mr. W. W. Cu niu E, seconded by Mr.
VA.:" UNTER)---Tliat the thanks of this Meeting be also
treat t° Ur. J. S. Walker, the temporary Librarian, for his
attention to the bUsiness of the Institution.
tlle4/ CHARLES LAWRENCE, Chairman.
The aYnr:haVing left the Chair,
for his thanks of the M unanimously voted to . him
readiness ,
.eeting were ,unanimously
bilging corr, in calling the Meeting, and for his able and
in the Chair.

Is ailli. Ik:)1; AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
.4-111*.
rnir
id
lintl effectual. Remedy for all those
Liver' a p3illitllt whtc'
igin.atc ill a vitiated action of the.
lite' IleicPtc4''ll,Pr<art.s"nainelv, Indigesrron, Loss of, Astp;pee.
nlie,,4, Atfe 'ei„Te' "earthurri • •Flatulencies. Sa7"l4.l)BlLvi-
V-h''S PM c :''. .:)f llie Liver,&c. &c. DIXON'S Ai
" AledLh"- met limore general op;;.vrovr:clorohmarel
uadial.
1011 of ~,,"ue Whatsoerer. They unite eve .
,Istrain-at.„lT_°Pe_ration with .successfdul effect • and require no
'eal cl. '' uqntinenient whatever tiring their use. In tro-
•i-
114teri13141'e'. where the copsequences of redundant and.
4111' nd' ea" '" Prevalent and alarming, they are an inralui-
,lrkletilikt e.diei.ent protection. Tliey are likewise peculiarly
.._
4able_
...ed, -tu.correct 'disorders arising from excesses of
.tvuer
knot c!'4 restore the Tons vf the Stomach—and t•.reini o
n Sow iniPlaints occasioned liv Irregiilarity of the Bowe s. . ,
qtaii .9 .auxes, at 2s. pd„ fis.,
'ts 4 es. •
t, (near
I is„ and 2i.5., by Butlers,.
the iii... , "capsule, St. Paul's, ‘22o,..ltegent-street,,
b,
ttel,,iV" Rooms), London ; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh_;.
I.llrler4e,"irreer, Dublin; and by the principal Medmin•
•mrungliout the United Kingdom.

UNITED FRATERNITY OF FREEMASONS.

THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL in
honour of the BIRTH-DAY of his Royal Highness
the DUKE of SUSSEX, M.W.G.M., will be celebrated at
FREEMASONS' HALL, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-
inn-fir:Ms, on TUESDAY, the 27th Janaary next. •
Tickets los. each, to be had of the Stewards, or theiOette-
tary, until Friday, the 23d instant, after which date none-wal
be issued. By Order of the Board, •
• D. BUCK, Secretary,
- 18, Broad-street-buildings.

STEWARDS. -.•
Bro. Sir W. C. de Crespigny, Bart. M.P., President, P.G.M.
for Hampshire. .
Bro. Simon M'Gillivray, Vice-President P.G.M. for Upper
Canada. •
Bro. F. W. Pott - - - Treasurer,
•Bro. Col: T. Wildman, P.G.M. for Nottingham.
Bro. Major W. J. Symons; P.s.U.W. • •
Bro. Rev. G. A. Brown, D.P.G.M. for Cambridgeshire.
Bro. T. R. Smith - - Grand Master's Lodge.
Bra. Jos. Conder - - -
Bro.. Herman Hein:hicks Lodge of Antiquity. '
Bro. James Whitchurch - • •
-Bro. the Rev. W. Fallofield, W.M. of the Somerset HoUse
Lodge. . .
Bro. George Mott . - British Lodge.
Bro. J. S. Hutchinson
Bro. Andrew Ramsay : Lodge of Emulation.
•
Bro. John' Bott, W.M. of-the Corner Stone Lodge.
Bro. W. H. Gaskell - - } Ditto.
Bro. W. A. Wilkinson
Bro. T. F. Savory - - Jerusalem's 400ge.
Bro. Henry Fiends
Bro. S. L. de Symons - United Lodge of Prudence.
Bro. Glynn - Lodge, No. 2, Ireland.

Ail E ANNIVERSARY DINNER Of the
- SHIP-OWNERS' .SOCIETY , will be held at. the City
of London Tavern, on TUESDAY, the 27th of January.
The Right Hon. the Earl of LIVERPOOL, &G., President,
in the Chair. ,
STEWARDS.
Geo. Bridges, Esq. Aid. M.P. Joseph Horsley, Vsci•
Henry Blanshard, Esq. - Edivard Hurry, Esq.
James CO* Esq. Jghtt Nickolls, Esq.
Edward Hawkes, Esq. James Sheares, Esq-
Charles Herring, Esq. Isaac Sony, Esq.
John Higgin, Esq. i Money trgrs,
an
COCK,i,.Esq. Sec.
Dinnner on Table at Half-past Five o'Clock.
Tickets, One Guinea each, to be had of the Stewards, and at
the Bar of the Tavern.

SEVEN BitiZES OF £20,000.
QWIFT and CO,- remind their Friends and.
K. 7 the Public, that the present is one oat the very few
Lotteries now remaining to he disposed of by, the.grapt of
Pc-trliament, anCth4,respectfulli ,soricit, during the short.
period that Lotteries. will be allowed to exist in this Country'
a continuance of Shat fiatronap:e which has diititigaished
their (Aces since the. year 1759. The present Scheme con-
tains the extraordinary number of SEVEN Priies of kc. 10,000,
in Money and S per Cents., Two of, which, •all MoneY'""3ll
'be decidrd the First Day, when every Blank will become a
New Ticket, or entitle:l to ZIO in Torrey, at the option of
the holder.
Schemes at large may be bad ciratis at SWIFT and
Offices, _ _

1, Poultry; 31, Aldgate Higb-street ;
12; Charing.. Cross
.•
Where Tickets and Slino es are on Sale in the grerest va-
riety:—The Drawing will begin the /9th Next Month.

Just published,

DIVINGTON'S ANNUAL REGISTER,
At for the Year 15?.2 ; in One large Volume, Bvo. price
bo4rds. •_

4,,,14` Lately published the Volume .for 1821, price 15s. of
which an Account giren..in the Britisl.f.,Crnic tor June
1523; also, the Year 1520 (commencing with his present
Majesty's Reign), price 184.
St. Paul's Church-Yard, and Waterloo-place,
Pall Mall.

This Day were pnlilished, price 25. 6d.
On 'VII, DISABILITIES on ACCOUNT of
"4.-1 RELICAONr , a.' they exist in England, Scotland. and
Ireland, condereo with reverence to the Christian Pispen-
sation, Histtiry, and Policy.
: Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co., Paternos-
ter-row.

Ttris Day weir published, price 7s. in boards,
SCENES in the IVIOROA ; or, a, Sketch of
the Life of DEME (MU'S ARUYRI.

Thest.Scentts,,illustrdtive of the Sttite.of. the Greeks, po-
seis much interest under existing circumstances, and ttl.;
ef-
forts making by that brave and spirited people to effect their
independence.
Lyndon : Printed fur Sherwoo4,-Joncs, and Co. Paternos-
ter. row.

SPIRIT OF THE JOCRNALS. .
This Day was published, price Ws; ed: in hoards,
Illustrated with a l'ortrait of his Majesty, and Six Humorous
Designs, hp Cruiltshank.
THE SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOUR-
NALS for the Year IR2g ; being an impartial Selee,
lion of the most exquisite Essays, Jeux trEsprit, and Tedes
of Humour, Prose and Verse, that have appeared in. the
!Morning, Evening-, and Sunday Newspapers; including. the
Poetry of the John Bull, from the eaniniencement ; all the
humorous Bow-street Reports and Varieties from the He-
raid; the. Epigrams and Jeux &Esprit of the Chronicle;
choice Anecdotes and Facetnn from the other Papers; the
whole of the celehrat et! Parodies.on Moore's Melodies; witty
Miirceaux, Vagaries, and Original Pieces—arranged so as to
form a most entertaining Volume, either for the Library, Fire-
side, or POst-chaise. • _ _ _ .

Loudon : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternos-
ter-row.

FOR THE SUN.