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Mr. MALONE RAYMOND

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...Leb VINING, from the Theatres-Roya
and Covent-garden, Stage Manager.
nkon„ *Mrs. MALONE RAYMOND.
• "nDON, Mr.A.YOUNGE,NIr.H. BEDFORD
aPresent TUESDAY EVENING, the 28th inst.,
te
Entertainments will commence with the Drama,
'ee Acts, called
THE BOHEMIANS ;
Hes THE ROGUES OF PARIS.
Didier .... (a Naval Officer) .... Mr. F. Vining.
Lolot ........ Mrs. Malone Raymond.
'eh will be added, the newlaughable Interlude, called
dory wityanTHE IRIS DUEL.
Ra
11)tiu,LettY Larkins .. Mrs. Malone Raymoy mond.
nd.
with a New Farce, founded on the French,

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No. 1115.]

J. WT.,

Nv-1-10 addressed, on the 7th instant, through the Post-
office, a friendly and valuable communication, with
his name in full, to a Gentleman in Rodney-street, is
earnestly requested either to call upon him at his Private
Residence, any morning before Ten o'clock, or to send
his own Address, with as little delay as possible, as some
additional information is required to further the object of
his letter. The utmost secrecy will be observed.
Liverpool, 23d November, 1843.

LBooin one or two Sums, may be had on Mort-
, gage of approved Land or Building.
Apply to Mr. DORNING, Land and Building Agent and
Surveyor, 19, Leigh-street.

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ZkonVENING, (Tuesday,) 28th instant, JOHN
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ktat r of LECTURES on BOTANY, (il- Just Published, price Sixpence,
x1174113' numerous Drawings upon a gigantic scale,) A GLANCE AT THE PRESENT SYSTEM OF
A'at eas kindly consented to deliver at the request A. BUSINESS AMONG SHOPKEEPERS; and the
'rectors• Effect of that System upon the Young Men engaged in
itiettlitwill be followed by Two Lectures on Pneumatic Retail Trades, as welt as upon Society at large.
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/1,,0f the Poor, and the best means of ameliorating London : WM. AYLOTT, 128,
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SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.

(AN SUNDAY MORNING nest, theidnar, a
SERMON is intended to be Preached at ST. BAR-
NABAS'S CHURCH, Parliament-street, by the Rev.
THOS. NOLAN, A.M., and a COLLECTION made
for the BENEFIT of the FUNDS of the SOUTHERN
and TOXTETH HOSPITAL. Divine Servtce to com-
mence at Half-past Ten o'clock.
His Worship the Mayor and several Members of the
Town Council have signified their intention of being pre-

11R 0 p•diPIPR ONE NIGHT ONLY
A SsEmBL 1,-Roo
REAT GEORGE-STREET M
deo tbeiceeilltebaTed Mr. HENRY PHILLIPS (of the
litdi4l)
win andh Philharmonic
request,
Exeter-hall,
Ikt't7-41.4•'}' particular reci SECOND
ttae,
y_ ENTERTAIN NLENT, at vee above
Rooms,
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tie:Bl°n hevE7IN9 of his on
.et
_rnpawill sing a variety most popular
flied by himself on the Piano-forte.
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Opene
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~,NT DISCOVERY IN ASTRONOMY ! r
-KOYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
lt. 4 GREAT GEORGE-STREET.
IN that 'ANTON begs most respectfully to announce
the boat the request of numerous Friends, he will
111"le.10,.Ilcur to deliver THREE LECTURES, of the
kitliti:Vl Produced the Miracle of the Sun and Aloon
ti!ilpsscittill, and also of the Sun Moving Backwards on
,De, I cf Dhaz, as recorded in the Holy Scriptures,
IbttlVt4onstrated Astronomically and Experimentally,
tlt74 the Ted by Diagrams and Apparatus, on MONDAY
1111)ei, Itht FRIDAY, the Sth, and MONDAY, the 11th
14:16Ie
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lict\, for the Reserved Seats, ss.
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L honour to announce to the Nobility and
IN to 'have completed extensive arrangements
lqiiit,u;:g COUNTRY BALLS, PARTIES, &c., at
ItiAti:rtisetsfry_ca London within 300 miles.
.Any num-
ek Ica garay be selected from their splendid Orches-
oti s, ned so much applause last season at Her
the t;ate Balls, Buckingham Palace, the Ambassa-
-444 l'4,tiuke of Wellington's, the Duchess of Suther-
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KceNto, 10, Lowther Arcade ; or
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NATIONAL SOCIETY

THE COMMITTEE of the NATIONAL SOCIETY
met at the Sanctuary, Westminster, on the Ist No-

b. ; Body of the

vernber,

4ASE
,4%. OF GREAT DISTRESS.
, '11,1)b TO THE BENEVOLENT.
14tNIT'PITZPATRICK, a native of the County of
S'ktti'th, 4, who has been many years in America, hay-
cheNto zi„M from that country, being unsuccessful in. bu-
Ylit-,,",in great distress, earnestly solicits the aid of
taenable him to return to that country,
~;11„11i4j,4re debts due to him. Certificates have been
Nlit" Eti."Y A.r hi) Id Stevenson, Parish Minister of
" M D of Tomgar; Sa.
Lo-9101enjarnin Porter,
041..1?,.`t tin,ut Middleton Mr. Bolon, Solicitor of
-„11111) 1/AIN-street, Dublin, and Samuel Sparks,
1146:"4 Wexford, each of whom strongly re-
ljtnetieltiP.tio-4848, person worthy of relief.
tithe for the purpose of paying his passage to
.;41reh uNtl,;!_thankfully receivd by the VICE-CONSUL
AMERICA, No. 10, Old
\‘k.„l,4,3.3tabrd, :ndSTaAtTES
theOFOffiee of the LIVERPOOL

A Letter was read from His Grace the President, ap-
pointing the Rev. W. J. Kennedy, of St. John's College,
Cambridge, Secretary of the Society.
The Treasurer reported that Her Majesty had been
graciously pleased to grant a Letter, authorising Collec-
tions to be made throughout England and Wales, in aid
of the Society's Funds. The object of this Letter is to
extend and improve popular Education, not only in the
Manufacturing and Mining Districts, but in Agricultural
Parishes, in Commercial and Seaport Towns, and gene-
rally throughout the country.
The Treasurer reported that the Special Fund amounted
to upwards of £115,000, (now £125,000,) arid was in-
creasing at the rate of £4OO a day.

The sub-Committee, for the distribution of the Special
Fund, reported that they had voted Grants to the follow-
ing Places :

DIOCESE OF ST. ASAPFl.—Denbigh and Flint.—Trend.
dyn, in Mold ; and Wrexham.
DIOCESE OF CARLlSLE.—Cumberland.—Crosby-upon
Eden ; and Stanwix.
DIOCESE OF CHESTElL.—Cheshire.—Acton ; Antrobus,
in Great Budworth ; West-street, in Congleton ;
Lawton Church ; Broadbottom, Newton, Tintwistle
Christ Church, and Hollingworth, in Mottram ;
Northwich ; Bollington, Hurdsfield, Rainow, and
Sutton, in Prestbury ; Christ Church, in Maccles-
field ; Sandbacb, Hazel Grove, and St. Thomas, in
Stockport.
Cumberland.—Whitehaven.
Lancashire.—Blackburn, and Darwen Over, in
Blackburn; Huntley Brook, and Moor Side, in Bury;
Eccleston, in St. Helen's; Astley, and Leigh, in
Leigh; Wheelton, White Coppiece, and Leyland, in
Leyland; St. Barnabas, in Liverpool ; Cheetham

St: Mark, in Manchester ; Out Rawcliffe, in
St. Michael on Wye ; Preston, Trinity Dis-
-trict ; Hollinwood, Manchester-street, Mumps,
Primrose Bank, Royton, and St. Peter, in Oldham ;
Milnrow, Rochdale, and Todmordea, in Rochdale ;
Wardle, in Small Bridge; Accrington, Baxenden,
Chatburn, Church Kirk, Clitheroe, Colne Christ-
Church, Oswaldtwistle, Foxhill Bank, and Whalley,
in Whalley.
DIOCESE OF DURHAM.—Durham.—Gateshead.
DIOCESE OF EXETER.—Cornwall.--St. he.

DIOCESE OF GLOUCESTER AND BRlOLLGlOUcester-
shire.—Cainscross, in Stonehouse.
DIOCESE OF LICHFIELD.--Derbyshire.--Brimington, in
Chesterfield ; Risley, in Sawley.
Shropshire.—Dawley.
Staffordshire.—Burslem, St. Paul; Cannock ;
Brockmoor and Quarry Bank, in Kingswinford ;
Christ Church, Hall Green, Old Coseley, and Prince's
End, in Sedgley ; Skelton, in Stoke-upon-Trent ;
Kidsgrove, and Tunstall, in Tunstall.
DIOCESE OF LLANDAFF.—Glamorganshire.—Kilybe-
byll ; Llangynwy dd.
DIOCESE OF LONDON.—Middlesex.—Kensington, (Pot-

teries)

DIOCESE OF OXFORD.—Oxfordshire.—Wigginton.
DIOCESE OF PETERDOROUGH.—Leicestershire.—Sweep-

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Slitit,, Woo, I'INTIoNs OF THE PRESS :
‘),.. ' tho ', a TENTH Edition of which is now pre-
illit,t4rtee I?nblic—ten thousand conies have been ex- Rev. J. Brooks..
tltiatid "8 first appearance —has been very much Rev. A. Campbell,
,ottrAtaparged by the addition of a more extended Rev. T. Hornby,..
Ver4l‘ cd. general principles, as also by the inser- Rev. C. Morrall ..
Xly'la iti.new and highly interesting cases. The Rev. T. Bold ......
VI 'at% 'Lances daily occurring, wherein affections Rev. R. Leicester...
\thilli wl3ntting on all the outer appearances of con- Rev. F. Barker .. ...
lOtt:„(1 tocleh, however, when traced to their source, Rev. H. M'Neile ..
,q,yt th result from certain baneful habits, fully Rev. J. 81air....
I*lo o t Principle of the division of labour is no- Rev. C. T. Wilson ...
,ILirkttlio4 PPlicable than in medical practice. We feel Rev. C. Wray.. ......
1 h the IbtisaYing, that there is no member of society St. Martin's Church.—
ji oil stook will not be found useful, whether such Rev. T. Iliff . .. .
'tvtstrt
likt '4.',„„_.`ne relation of a Parent, a Preceptor, or a Rev. J. C. Prince......,
€4'2 • Rev. J. H. Stafford
Curtis's,*4443, work, called MANHOOD, is one Rev. F. 0u1d.... .... ....
t nkbk* now coming before the public on such a Rev. T. Tattershall
111 -*f. et • can lay claim to the character of being Rev. J. J0ne5......
1/4,
:0410nal,at the same time that it is fully in- Rev. Thomas Stringer
Ntill i4.vi ho read it. The moral and medical pre- Rev. R. Blacow. ..
,1(1!) IN, It, render it invaluable."—Magnet. Rev. James Hassall
ktkeNt44lof Messrs. Curtis's book, entitled MAN- Rev. T. M`Gill . .
k,tiet,thetallY astonished us by developing a series of Ainger, —, Esq.. .... .......
117.14.hiotlever-failing consequence of the vicious Arbuthnot, George, E5q......,
i.li.ll,;teti %melt treats.
. The clear connexion pointed Arnaud, E., Esq.
yl.alt ,PY„ assigned cause and the effects is percep- Banner, Harmood, Esq
\o, Itt 4 s'apacige- Booker, Josias, E5q...... .....
k‘lieLta ins that we fear there exists too much Bull, J. G. Esq.
t'ieitCase xis to hesitate to recommend it for ge. Bushby, W. S., Esq., Larkficld..
,he l, tvery branch of those frightful maladies, Christian, Henry. Esq....
'`) *eti,,Blllt of immoral habits or secret vices, is Clare, J., Esq., Peel Buildings
gaigiatreated, and, divested of all medical tech- Cropper, Edward, Esq
th, Dor.nd easy directions are given for the best Eden, John, Esq
41 ' 110,,c1 in all cases, however complicated or Fletcher, C. P., Esq
Vii,:11,118 11-iii,eBB. To the married,' as well as the un- Gibson, R., Esq., Brazil Buildings .
\t4.,,e.ll4eLs`c work alike affords consolation and cure Groves, C. Esq. ......
glie ;2 and we are doing service to society in Heyworth, James, Esq. ..
"to general notice. '—Essex and Hertz Hutchison, Robert, Esq.
4,otlicientifi Inman, C. Esq.. .
44 origin views taken by the authors, of the .los.Vijoliiamm,lssq . .
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iNttmetl:ilave°,. many of the most distressing effects Leyland,
tti pi rof ex' habits, fully establish their claim to Macgregor, James,gisq. ....
thorperusaiPerienced surgeons ; and the result of Macrra, J. H., Esq., Exchange-court..
iciti it °Ugh °f the work has been to impress us Marriott, J., Esq., Exchange Buildings
Itkl *4 t„ confidence in the talent and skill of the Marriott, Miss, Bedford-street
iti4illti,
a. satisfy us that those intrusted with the Middleton, John, Esq • • • • •
ittit y!ta wire not a little indebted to them for fur- M'lver, David, Esq
`4kl4,l,l_tb a means of preventing some of the most Nixon, William, Esq.
h N 'es to which flesh is heir."—Old England. North, John, Esq ... ••• .
1t4414t1111.1` Percival, Stanley, Esq ....
II 3Allide,, -IS and Co. are to be consulted daily at Potter, William, Esq..
1.4/6N 14/' 7, FRITH-STREET, SOHO- Rawson. C., Esq., Cook-street.... ..
kyt kte 4,4 11 _ T DciN. Rigby, Mrs. and Miss, West Derby..
11,`,1 '011,4_, TENvs are requested to be as minute as Rigby. Miss, Canning-5treet........
I, 141lek,sue!ail of their cases ; the communication Semple, R., E5q.........., .......,
iw,b N.Panied by the usual consultation fee of £l, Tetley, R., Esq., Rumford-street...
1111‘.,i• h 'the most inviolable secresy may be relied The Miss Myers
........
'tit lel/17.264 Torr, J., Esq., Exchange Buildings.
L6op,, to ae ?cork sent free, enclosed in a SEALED Walker, Joseph N., Esq
ytt,"B. 6danY address, on receipt of a Post-office Ward, W., Esq., Pembroke-place..
'4147t, ti.,,by Mr. PHILIP, Bookseller, South Whittingham, J., Esq., Wavertreee
re, wii...:‘,E_RPOOL ; Mr. SOWLER, 4, St. Winch, H., Esq.
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