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lof THE LIVERPOOL OIL GAS-LIGHT COMPANY, A CARD. 'lot R. ST. ALBIN, most respectfully announces to his UNITED STATES,
INA Pupils; that his ACADEMY will re-open on THURSDAY By the packet ship Virginian, which arrived on Tuesday,
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the PRO- OIDNEY SHERLOCK begs to announce to his Friends'
the
PRIETORS of the LIVERPOOL OIL GAS WORKS rli and the Public, that he has commenced business as an next,-the 31at instant, at the ADELPHii;mO'p from New -York,.we reeeivcd American papers to the 2,lth uli,„
first !rill be held in the Board Rop, Rowhill, at Eleven o'Clock IMPORTER of WINES and SPIRITS, and DEALER Terms may be kuown of MR. Sr. L ,or at Ma. Wsiss's inclusively. The greatest excitement prevailed at that date,
Music Warehouse, Church-street. to isti the Forenoon, THIS DAY, (I. nday)The 25th instant, pursuant in LONDON PORTER, BURTON and SCOTCH ALES, throughout the States, of which the evidence appears in the
Liverpool, 23rd Jan. 1633. 050 ''''' Act of Parliament. Ste. at No. 21, Hanover-street. number of public meetings convened, and the nature of thi:
ged By order of the Committee,
•of • 11. STEEL, Secretary. S. S. in respectfully solicitin share of the public patio-
INTELLIGENCE. - An important movement has taken place in Virginia. In the
nags and support, trusts it i• • not be deemed -presumptuous. -
Liverpool, Jan. 1833. in him to say, (having had t le experience of the last five years • . House of Delegates on Thursday, the 13th ult., after the retw-
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. (From the Cambridge Chronicle.) ing of the Governor's message, General 13roduax rose and ad-
with one of the first Houses in the Trade,) that he feels coufi- •
beepe Rev. Henry Codding,ton, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, has dressed the House on the subject of the South Carolina Cois- \s, •
T 0 the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL I,NFIRMARY. dent of being able to execute any order that May be entrusted
presented by the ajaster.and Fellows of that society to the
MY LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN
viettrage of W are-cum-1 hundrich, Hertfordshire, vacant by the death veution. Rely."loe that that State had proceeded so " rashly, 11,
to him, with as much judgment and fidelity as any other
I[ll-1E decision to erect a detached CK HOSPITAL merchant in the town. of the -Rev II A. Lad n
• • ar c • so precipit " Some
said he, " must be done, and
done quickly. On the, first day of February, South Carolina
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having been announced, I resp ully beg leave to offer Liverpool, January, 1833. The Rev. Jahn Hodgson, ALA., late Fellow of Trinity College, has
see- >n self a CANDIDATE for the appointment of Honorary
vicarage of Bumstead Helion, Essex, vacant by the death of the Rev. her demands." He was sure that hariaouy might be restored )1 :
RGEON to that Establishment, and trust that the Office I Just Published and neatly bound in Sheen 12mo coloured
s, ' Thomas Mills. ,
have_ filled for nearly four years in the Infirmary, will justify lvith rich gilt edges. Price 2s. dd. the Rev Dr. Buckland, Fellow of Sidney Sussex College. has been by the interposition of Virginia, whose interests were the same. i.,
lea -"te in soliciting your suffrages, and render any professions of 9-IHE W.EDDING GIFT; or, Friendly Advice to NEWLY prcented by the Master and Fellows of that society to the vicarage General Broduax submitted the following resolution, which he
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_IL MARRIED PERSONS, by the REV. : JONES, M.A., of I'easmarsh, in the county of Sussex, vacant by `the death of the hoped would meet the concurrence of the House :-" Resolved,
unnecessary.
Your most obedient servant, Minister of St. Andrew's Church, Liv 001. . Rev. Dr, Lettice. That a committee be appointed to take into consideration the
our T. SIMON, House Surgeon. " 0 may the solemn la vow, On the.eth inst. the Rev. Charles Walter Whitter, M.A,. of Clare relations existing between the State of Carolina and the Gent-
Hall, was instituted to the Rectory of Little Bittering, in Norfolk, on ral Government of the United States, the cousequeuces likely
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rn,firmary, Jan. 15, 1833. Be register'd on ; •
to result to each, and to the Commonwealth of Virginia cspe-
the *----.., the presentation of JaMes Dover, of Buscombelodge, in the county of
And with our joyous strains below, Southampton, Esq.
r having been • determined to appoint separate Medical May angel notes accordant flow, The Rev. Charles 'Waller, 8.A., has been instituted to the rectory cially, from an ordinance and other proceedings adopted by a.
Convention recently assembled in South Carolina, and a pro-
Officers to the LOCK HOSPITAL about to be erected, I To bless the sacred tic." of Waldringfield, Suffolk, on the presentation of the Rev. Wm. Edge,
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,snectfully beg leave to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for. Sold by J. DAVENPORT, Printer, and W. GRAPEL, and other of •Nedging, iu that,county. . clamation of Andrew .Jackson, President of the United States ~
The Rev. Augustus Cooper, 8.A., has been licensed to the per- consequent thereon, and lately addressed to the citizens of the
'le OFFIC'E of SURGEON to that Establishment. - Booksellers, Liverpool; in London, by HAMILTON, A-DAMS,. .
i .n, . Having been engeged in the practice of Syigery for the last & Co_ • 'actual curacy 'of Syleham, Suffblk, on the nomination of J. L. Press, United States, and the communication of the Governor of th,s
Esq., of Iloxne.
tigliteen yea's, during. seven of which_ I
skfild the situation of
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„argeon to an extensive Infirmary, Ibtrust I shall not be •
£5O REWARD.-A CHALLENGE. of the Lent Term, 1833:=1, The Gospel of St. Matthew, 2. Paley's port such measures as in their opinion may be deemed elcpe-
.J. meesaed presumptuous in soliciting the honour of your support Evidences of Christianity. 3. Plato's Apology of Socrates. 4. dient to adopt-the propriety of recommending a general Con-
ies, tt the election. W
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uß4Al,chrzerdtsh having beenavvairniLs
persons,industriously
(m ah 3 ahrifilwmhahlmi- Horatiiis de Atte Psoetifa vention of the States, and such a declaration of our views and
I have the honour to be,(From the Oxford Journal.) opinions as it may be proper for her to express in the present
this Ladies and Gentlemen, are known, and will be dealt with ereafter,) that CHUBB's The Lord Bishop of Chester held an ordination on Sunday last in
-St. Bridget's church, at Chester, when the following persons of this fearful and impending crisis, for the protection of the rights of ••
Your Most obedient servant, PATENT DETECTOR LOCKS have been repeatedly opened or the States, the restoration of harmony, and the preservation of
icia • ARCH. ROBERTeON, picked with Instruments, . University were ordained :-
DEACONS.-J ohn Henry Claydent of Worcester
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the 542,Great George-street, Jan. 21, 1833. This is to give Notice, that one of the a ye-mentioned LOCKS ale...egar Dewhurst, of Worcesttlr College ;J. Thornicroft, College;of Bra- on the table, by a vote* of 121 to 5-The Speaker declared his
will be fixed on a Door at the Great om of the King's Arms zennose College ; Thomas Halton, of Brazennose College ; Robert readiness to act at once, and appointed a committee.
A., l'° the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY
Hotel, Castle-street, on FRIDAY a SATURDAY, the lot and Spoll'ortli, of Lincoln College; William Richardson, of Wadham Col- What steps Congress will take in consequence of this act of
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ally and ASYLUM. 2nd of February next, when a full opportunity will be given to legrs ; William Fenton, of Queen's College.
. PRIEHTS.-Alfred Hewlett of Magdalen Hall • William Henry the President-what course the South Carolina delegation may .
deem it their duty to pursue-what attitude the Representatives
MY LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN, Locksmiths, (who are hereby invited) to pick or open the said
Boulton, of Trinity College' 'ThomasAiiilliam Robson, of University-e
LEG to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for the Appoint- Lock by every fair means; and the above Reward will be paid College; hart Ethelstone, of Brazennose College; John Swainson of of Virginia will assume in thiegreat emergency-and what part
w- tnent of PHYSIC I AN to your INFIRMAR-1 and to any person on his picking or opening the said Lock, by Mr. Brazennose College ; Bennett V. Townsend, oißrazennose College. they will take between their principle and their President-es
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Fly 'r - s LUM, vacant in consequence of the resignation of Dr. DRURY, Castle-street, Liverpool, or Mr. C. CHUBB, the Iraten- . ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS. finally, how the opposition will bestow their weight, are now •
• U.
As I am, in a great measure, a stranger to Liverpool, tee, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. The Rev. J. S. M. Anderson, M.A. of Balliol College, and per- speculations of engrossing interest.
.Ir. lt s, 'Liverpool, Jan. 24, 1833. . petual curate of St. Georse's Chapel, Brighton, to be Her Maps- South Carolina still appears to' maintain the same tone of
I may be proper for me to make known to you some_ of the ty's chaplain in ordinary deßrighton. 4
determination, while conciliation is but little spoken of by any
PPOrtunitles I have enjoyed of cultivating the medical sciences.
this 1 vr,' entered upon my professional education in 1821, at the Uni- • LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. Vicarage of Goring, Sussex, party.
ter iity of Edinburgh, and received thyl gree of Doctor of LANGUAGE and the SCIENCE of GRAMMAR. The Rey. W. Ayling. M.A., of University College, to the rectory A very numerous meeting of the people of the state of Ken ,
y„,e'lleirte there in 182 d, having spent e intermediate five Mr. H. NIXON of Barlavington, Sussex; patron, the Earl of Egremont
„ Toe Rev. AV. Andrews, M.A., Domestic Chaplain to his Grace the tuck has taken place at Louisville, at which were passed a
scenes, of resolutions,. solemnly protesting against the doctrines
./, the in Edinburgh and in Dublin. uring one year I had Will resume his Course of the bove Subjects, Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, to the rectory of Lillingstone
It: advantage-of acting as House Surgeon in the 'Edinburgh (To commence at Half-past even o'clock.) Davrell, Bucks.. and to the Vicarttge of Stowe, in the same county, o. nullification, as proposed by South Carolina, and stating that
both vacant by the death of the Rev. J. L. Dayrell, LL.B. they view the Union as a perpetual compact, which can only be
11,0)V. Infirmary, under Sir George Ballinghall, whose testi- On
SATURDAY EVENING nest, the 26th instant; will be COll-
- I staials I shall have the honour to lay before you. I also tinued, on TUESDAY EVENIN e 29th instant; and con- The Rev. Thomas Linton, M.A.,to the vicarage of Warmington, altered or amended in the mode pointed,out in the Constitution,
ti ciated for six months as House Pupil in the Lying-in- eluded on SATURDAY EVENIN , the 2d. February. Northarriptonsw,re, vacant by the leath of the Rev. Robert Linton. and declare that in a republic the popular will expressed on
1411 Ibi,°sPital of Dublin. Since graduating in Edinburgh, I have The Rev. E. Ws-mer to the perpetual curacy of Ingham, Sall:ilk. laws which have received-the sanction of all departments of the
SYNTAX.
it-Digamma-Syntax
lPeeeded in 1831 to the degree of Bacheldr of Physic in the Government are obligatory on all, and cannot be constitution-
ARTICLE-Difficulties in the use of Lethering,sett, Norfolk.
.e Y... }lre. rsity of Cambridge; and have employed the three last ally resisted by a minority. The following is the concluding
of the substantive in its various cases illustrated-Collective The Rev. John Fenton, M.A., vicar of Penrith and Torpenhow, has
1-‘1•8 in visiting the Schools of France, Germany, and Ital 4 th y. noun-Explanation of it-Adjectives used improperly f or beenTresented by the Lord Bishop of Carlisle to the living of Ousby, declaration of the part Kentucky will take in the anticipated
vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Lowry. Mr. Fenton relinquishes contest :-" She will never unfurl the flag of rebellion in unite-. he s e Medical School of Paris, where I have spent the last
ife lZhte adverbs--Use of the pronoun-Of the verb-Subjunctive mood 1 ennth. ly war against our national Government; and, for ourselves, •
kss
.en months, I have followed the Clinical Instructions of
The Rev. Dacre Clemetson, M.A., has been presented to the rec.-
-Adverb-Preposition-Conjunction-Interjection.
eisiircil, Louis, and Piorry. During the last year I have espe-
tory of Chilcombe, by Francis Thomas Egerton and Robert Strong, much as we love our brethren in South Carolina, if we are
robot-
ad- Prosody-Style-Figures often introduced improperly-
es, wb: X devoted myself to the treatment of mental Diseases, Quotations-Illustrations &c.-Conclusion. ielled to select between onr national confederacy and a Esqrs. devisees of the Rev. Edward Foyle, late_patron and rector. 1.1 • . '
tai.e c.,,t1 I have studied at the three largest Asylums in France- It is the wish of the Directors that useful and scientific in- The 'Rev. D. Lathbone, of the new church, Rosendale, has been lions and seceding member thereof-between the constitutional
.th Is; liicetre Charenton, and the Salpetriere-under Drs. Es-resented by Wilbraham E.sserton, Esq., of Tatton-park, to the living supremacy of the laws and theright.to nullify-them at pMeasure , ,
formation should be diffused in the most extensive Inauner, and P
of Pai.n.orth, near Rochdale, in this county vacant by the death of -our devoted love of country, Ind the recollection of the blood
_ 11',C, Ferr'us, and Pariset.. .
'a- ele4; certificates and testimonials will be laid before you on the -het .. Joseph Selkirk.-Lancaster Gazette'
The Rev. William Marsh, formerly of Colchester, and now of Bir- and sufferings which it cd-st to achieve our present happiness
1.; tlaY of election. open to the public generally, (Ladies and Gentlemen who are
not Members,) on the payment of One Shilling each. Mem- ruinghain, to the vicarage of St Peter's, and the rectory of St. Owen's, and freedom, would induce us unhesitatingly to declare for the
me I have the honour to remain, hers free. , Herolbrd, void by the decease of the lamented Mr. Gipps. integrity of our national Union, and the strength, prosperity,
Your most obedient servant, JOHN LI2:YisAND, See': 'The Rev. Dr. Williams, of Caversham, has been instituted by the and glory, which it alone can confer."
a X.., - F. R. PHILP, I_,Tnioit Rooms, Duke-street, Lortt Bishop of Sarum to the vicarage of Bucklebury, Berks; patron,
W. H. Hartley, Esq. The Boston Transcript says-" We hear that a letter is in town,
from a Representative in Congress, which states that, in a pri- ,
i!-`v•nelor of Physic of the University of Cambridge, and M.D. (Entrance Slater-street,)•
,- 7 of Edinburgh. - vats interview with the Presidentshe was informed by him that
,r.- 23d January, 1833.
of '''...4.....eerP.:l, Jail. 22, 1833.
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Carolina, and that another State stood ready to send an equal
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' - MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM number at an hour's notice.
I. s -.....____ Manta. ~ TUESDAY, JANUARY 22d, 1833. A resolution has been introduced into the Legislature of
FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT HEAT OR PRESSURE, ---- Alabama, forbidding the delivery of public lectures upou ANTED, a BOOK-KEEPER vho understands -
AND INCORRODIBLE TEETH FIXED WITHOUT WIRES OR LIGA-
'I PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. jects connected with the black population of ,the country. •
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~ ,_Aimi IhOroußliiy.intrica intricate Accounts, rites a good hand. Tinsel.
A. C Gracie and al •Brettargh, Liverpool pawnbrokers -W Wags The Galenian states that the Indians on the frontiers are
MONSIEUR J. M. MALLAN, SURGEON-DENTIST, of the
staff and Co., Alteton. Yorkshire, bleachers- .-Austin. add Watson
Ins 2see Yto NY.. W. at the printer s.
5.., -"4 Jan. 1833. Finn of Mons. MALLAN and SONS, 9, HALF- 'Farringdon-street, medical-agents.-W. and W. Taylor, Leeds, to.: forming alliances; and. next summer will be prepared to ell-.
PY . MOON-STREET, Piccadilly, and 32, GREAT ItUSSEL- bacco-manufactures.-Cazaly and hood, Red Lion-street, Holborn, counter the whites. The Winnebagoes can raise 1,500 war-
e' ArANTED, a respectable YOUTH, w writes a good STREET, Bloomsbury-square, London, animated by the un- linen-dui pers.--Brooke and-Leadbeater, Manchester, calico-printers. riors among themselves, and tbey say the neighbouring tribes
,th Vice,
hand, as au APPRENTICE, i Cotton Broker's exampled patronage which he has enjoyed in Liverpool and -J. Bagriall, W. Shackleton, and Co., Doncaster, brassfounders.-C. will furnish. an equal number.-Kickapoo hills will be their
Harding and W. Taylor, ShitTnall, Shropshire, grocers.-Bradley and probable place of rendezvous.
. ce.
' s Manchester, has the honour to announce his new arrange-
Dawson, Manchester, porters.-Collins and Wigley, Birmingham •
•13 • ..-PPly to the printer. ments, by which; with the assistance of his brother, Mons. A. wine-merchants.-C. V. Martin. and C. H. Hanger, Birmingham, li-' CONGRESS.-On Monday, the 17th ult., Mr. Poindexter of-.
rks----
esl A LADY, who has lately resided in Paris, wishes to meet 1
MALLAN, (whose co-operation the in •easing claims 'upon his
hofessional exertions have compelled im to require in this dis- bt
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mn.s_. -EJ.
iSii., It lod s o n and E. W. Gillespie, Poppin's-court, law-stn- fared the following resolution :-
and Gray, Swan-street, Newington, glass-paper- " Resolved,-That the Secretary of the Treasury be directed'
It ;,ea with a SITUATION as GOVERN 'Sin a Gentle- tract,) he is enabled to meet his n rous engagements at the manufacturers.-Cartwright Walne, Wolverampton, Stafford- to report to the senate, with as little delay as practicable, a de-
new establishments, N 0.46, BOLD TREET, LIVERPOOL, shire, braaisfound s. Mason._ and Sons,
__Birmin_gham, and
ru. 144'je.s family, in *or near Liverpool. is accustomed to masons, Brothers,erL-o,ndon, merchants.-R. Kell and Co., Felling tailed statement of the articles of foreign growth or manufas-
or i eition, and, besides the French langua , she undertakes the and at 82, KING-STREET, MA CHESTER, on Mondays, Shore, 'Durham, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, stone-merchants ;as far tune, on 1 ich in his opinion, the present rate of duties ought
ure,W I ,
r, •'stial branches of English and the rudiments of Music. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. as regards W. Whitehead-Taylor, Marsh, ansiCo., Bolton-le-Moors, to be reduced, specifying particularly the amount of reduction
to Address E One of the above firm may may be consulted, at Preston Tills Lancashire, cotton-spinners ;as far as reaards J. Waterhouse.-Ro- on each article separately, so as to produce the result of an ag-
to ''..... •D. at the office of this paper.
DAY (Friday) the 25th, and To-mellow (Saturday, the 26th bert, and Kent, Sheffield, stag, buck, and horn-scale-cutters.-J. B. gregate reduction of the revenue six millions of dollars, on such
Cl' V: O be Vitt. instant, at Mr. lligginson's, Hosier, Fisherg,ale.
Messrs. MALLAN continue to restore. Decayed Teeth, how- Falkner, J. A. Borron, D. Carruthers, and E. Garcon, Bank-qua!,
bottle-manufacturats ;as far as regards J. B. Falkner.-P. and I. manufactures as are classed under the general denomination of
Protected articles; and that he also append to such report an
Dawkins, Catherine-street, Limehouse, pawnbrokers.-lt. and E. p •
ever large the cavity, with their celebrated MINERAL hots_
enumeration of articles deemed to be ' essential to our national.
es, 110 be LET, a commodious dry SHED, (bend.ed or free, Littler, West Ham-abbey, Essex, calico-printers.-P. Wilson and J.
1)5 1 and ) CEDANEUM, so universally recommended by the Faculty of Nichol, Montrose, booksellers. independence in time of war,' and which therefore ought, in his •
• sa_ several WAREHOUSE ROOMS, situated east London and Paris. INSOLVENTS. opinion; to be exempted from the operation of the proposed re--
NI Salthouse Dock. ~1)0
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ns. ale, IRON of all descriptions, TIN PLATES
I/POWDER, HARDWARE, &C.
..5.., Agent to the Mersey Steel Company. .
V° be ,totti. f cavity 'Theo
e operation *of STOPPING DECAYED TEETH is per- •T•
Regent's-park, coal-merchant.
in an almost liquid state, without heat sii pressure, William Harris, Croydon, bricklayer.
,hardens into enamel, allays the most excruciating pain, and
lasts for many years, preventing. the necessity of extraction. James Aspin
They also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH, whether arising from
age, neglect, or disease of the Gums. - BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
all, Liverpool, banker.
BANKRUPTS. The same resolution was brought before the House on Tues-
day, when it was again postponed.
On the 20th, Mr. Adams submitted a resolution calling on
the President to furnish the House of Representatives a cot
of his proclamation, dated the 10th instant, and a copy of the •
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N, to be printed.
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22.-Thomas Cole Barker, North-place, Cumberland-market,
33' . hPolYhaWvel‘oinAlSll. ER'
ROSCOE, anrKHOMLINSONO formed• in a few* seconds. The MINERAL is put into the Jan.
John Wright, Liverpool, silk-mercer, Feb. 7, March 5, at 1 o'clock, ordinance of the convention held in South Carolina, referred to
Iti — INCUR t,
MINERAL TEETH placed, from one at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool ; solicitors, Messrs. Blackstock
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,' to a complete set, which are incapable of discolouration or cur- and Bence, Serjeant's-lnn, Yleet-street. in the same. This resolution was to have been taken into con-
si7it ' k WAREHOUSE Freehold of Inheritance,, situate on the -eration on the following day, but was postponed. in conse-•
J 1 Hall Liverpool,merchant, Feb.Flift al hs'at .2 'at
4i'Pation
..141 harth side of the Old Dock • fr T the N
• tos_ ,Qua , ingNew rosion, fixed without Wires or -Ligatures, *and warranted to Jo 11n ,
answer every purpose for Articulation or Mastication. the office of Mr. Bardswell, Liverpool : solicitors, Messrs. Blackstock queue of two other resolutions being entitled to previous con-
.s te,,,, eisuouse, near the corner of Sout n-street, in the Since the prevailing Malady of the Cholera Morbus through- and Bunce, SerJeant's-inn, Fleet-street.
'Henry
Doughty., Goodge-street, Tottenham-court-road, chemist up, several amendments
sideration. It is, however, understood that when it does come
of George Lenox and Sa Lenox, as will be offered, the precise character.
• Alta; th yearly out Europe, the substitute of MINERAL TLE I H lies Henry Kerbey, Tottenham-court-road, poulterer. of which is not known. 5.,1 'ask to a d ntain • ' ,
baeeLan co stn front 22 feet 4 inches, and. at entirely superseded the introduction of natural ones. This has Jonathan Smooth, Vauxhall-walk, Lambeth, bricklayer.
s feet, and runs in depth on the east side The resolutions heretofore offered by Mr. Adams, calling for
11, tfeet 9 inchk lane
- arisen in consequence of their invention being free from those John Scott,. North Shields, Northumberland, ship-owner,
V-es, and ou the west side 47 feet. infectious impurities which must, more or less, attach to Human Meir Drew, c
Cl
the correspondence between the Government of Buenos Ayres
he , or further
Free particulars, apply to Messrs. LACE and Sorts, Teeth. Robert Drew, Great Sutton-treet, Clerkenwell, currier. and the United States, was, after a brief explanation by Mr.
e s.t.le-street,
, t ' or to Mr. 'HENRY WARD, No. 19, Exchange- Natural Teeth fixed on the abcive improved principle. s: rthut Clarke, St Clement's, Worcestershire, ale-brewer. Adams, adopted. The resolution offered by Mr. Wickliffe, •
l'''' • -....___East. Thomas and John Scott, Birmingham, merchants.
,f. I ---- Messrs. M. particularly invite the. Members of the Faculty to William myth, Birmingham, lile-manufacturer, calling on the President for the names of the members of Con-
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"IN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, witness the operation of filling decayed Teeth with the Mineral Thomas Cookson, Stavely, near Kendal, Westmorland, menu- gross appointed to office since 1826, was debated, by Messrs.
el, Succedaneum. facturer. Foster and Wickliffe until the hour appropriated to morning
or I CORNHILL, LONDON. e*a Charges as in Paris. John Baker, Over Darwen, Lancashire, and William Harper, Man- business had expired.
ea MANAGERS. CAUTION.-Monsieur MALLAN wishes to caution the pub- chester, calico-printers.
The Committee of Ways and Means of the House of Rcpt.:-
CHARees p • DIVIDENDS. '
Is
th"erick Booth, Esq. OLE, sq., Treasurer.
E T lie against imposition: they are the only .Proprietors of the of the United kates obtained leave on Wednesdays .
sentatives . .
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arle "n C. Shaw Lefevre, Esq., M. P. celebrated Mineral Succedaneum, Feb. 14, T. Hinds, Liverpool, merchant.-Feb. 15, D. Hardie, Li-
the 19th ult. to sit during . . the sittings of the House, it is under-
' Its Lis seoulton Esq. The llou. Hugh Lindsay, - verpool, merchant-Feb. 14, J. S. Feaks, Cambridge, cordwainer.-d • • h h. ,
1. '•-'l°D. P. Ple'llell-Bouve • moan,Feb..l4 ood, Bedfordshire ealer in earthenware.-Feh. 12, stood that the'Committee have under cons] eration t e susject
• Illians Burnie,) Esq. Henry
rie Charles Littledale, Esq. CHER OPODEAN SURGERY. J. MossAlaulden, sheep-dealer.-Feb. 12, W. G. of the Tariff, and are preparing a bill for the reduction of the •
s: ,e 4 s.,_ DSC'. Henry Littledale, Esq. Clover, Holborn, linen-draper.-Feb. 12, J. R. Cureton, Cannon- duties on imports.
iii so„,.`,Seckerell, Esq. Geo. Warde Norman, Esq. t
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,•-•' street, tishing-rod-manufacturer.-Feb. 14 W. C. Hurry, Mincing-
,' `"4-4 Dorrien, Esq. John Prs , Esq. lane, merchant.-Feb. 12, W. Clarke and J. 'Moore, Leadenhall-street lamas D ~a _.s.. 1,.
ix/THE AMERICAN .4.11yY consists of 59-kcom.missioned officers*
is lark _ orrien, jun. ESQ. Brice se, Esq. • tsassak, . . i_,,_
r:, gm, ~..,.„ . woollen-arapers.-Feh. 13, W. Sangster, Holland-place, LaMbeth, and 6540 non-commissioned o!licers and pi 'Yates : making a
1- illi 3 id- Ford, Esq. Charl Richard Pole, Esq. is's; ts, v-p„,. ~..-.T., • bffilder.-Feb. 13, J. Stephens, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street, book- total of 7431. This number is somewhat larger than usual,
aiss - which is owieg to the addition of six companies of Rangers
iward tz Hamilton,...,Esq• C. George Thornton, Esq. ss,.! sd„,,-S. •'..5,.. etc.. well:place, Stockwell, merchants.-Yeb. 14, 11. Schnelle and W.
I- I "taxman Es . Geo. Smith Thornton, Esq. se , ;se sses .0 ...s.„ ,comprising 68,5 men, as directed by an act, of Congress last
0 11 C. L a ' i iftatlELLom q -i...- ~,. prehn, St. Dunstan's-hill, Tower-street, merchants.-Feb. 14, B. - •
session.
tnr a broke, Esq. James Trotter, Esq. • Flight and 3. Robson, St. Martin's-lane, organ-builders.-Feb. 12, F.
Y Ladbroke, Esq.s . PATRONIZED BY THE ROYAL F-IMILIES OF ENGL-4ND O. J. Mott, King street, Bloomsbury, coach-maker.-Feb. 16. C. At the different armouries of the United States, there were
• IHD JOSHUA MILNE, Actuary. AND FRANCE, AND BY 2'hE IMPERIAL DOUSE OF pleY, Sheffield', currier.-Feb. la, N. W. Wortley, Beaumont-lane,
l dealer.-Feb. 15, F. W. Storry, York, dealer.-Feb. 15, manufactured or procured, during the .year ending 30th Sept.
s' MANAGERS h • had PREMIUMS calculated AUSTRIA.
eying.l and 3. Bulmer, South Shields, Durham, ship- • ' builders -Feb. 13, .
last, one forty-two pound iron cannon 1 ' • d'
33 thirty-two poun
froportioned to the value of the risks at the different Pori- rIERR M. WALTER, from Vienna, and of the firm of •
the + Bo
wes, Leeds, ilax inner Feb 13 J Heath and 8. ow ,
-sp .- . , . p .di ditto, 11 twehty-four pounders, 93 field carriages,27,4s 8 mitre
• lie-which, under 45 years of age, when the Assurance WALTER and SONS, London, CHEROPODIST, has Bristol, batters. kets, 3100 Hall's rifles, 3000 sets of accoutrements for infantry,
)r th 1
• c whole of life, and under 55, for shorter periods, are honour to announce to the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpoo ,
CERTIFICATES to bgr anted, unless cause be shown to the con- 4000 for riflemen, 10lX) ditto fur cavalry, 5'2141b5. canister is side and its neighbourhood, his arrival at No. 48, BOLD-STRERT, • shot, 384,395 muket ball and buck shot cartridges, 11,&33115e.
trary on ore before: the 12th day of February. rablv lower than are general required. Tables of the
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where he may be consulted daily, Sunday excepted,) from G. „,-J Boxall Bright- bullets, &c. L'ates, with the conditions of As - • may be had at the
urant?, eneward, Edgware-road dealer in horses. -J. , . •
' . t• Life Office, in Cornh'll, and i at the Sun Fire Office, in
Ten o'Clock in the morning until area in the afternoon. helmstone, Sussex ' J 8
, hotel-keeper.- . Saxon ,• n Handforth Cheshire, . The whole number of militia in the United States, accord-
,gs,'''-es, our Lo' don also of any of the Agen s for the Sunundertakes to re • ''d ,
He remove Hard and Soft Corns, Bunions, an paper-dealer.-T. Yk IC ' tanner,- •
K, Wilson, Pocklington, or. s. ire, ..
in to the latest ' • - s-auce. t'
a.
; - - t Chilblains; and to cure defective or redundant Nails, without Pratt, Itedilitch, Worcestershire, surgeon,-J. Williams, Fleet-stris 1 308 01 •et„ t returns, , s, 7, of whom 168615 are in.
AGENTS.pain or inconvenience to the. patient. As in attention to the stationer,-E. 0. Smith, - the State of New Y k There distributed to them
Bucklersburs ~ , , or . were .
un- marthen draer.-11. Kay, Heap, Lancashire, paper-manufacturer.- during the year ending 30th September, last by. the United
aposi . , SN. D. BOLD,. Exchange-street West. first apparance of these painful atiections of the feet, or
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• ig t, t. i artin s- ane, 0
ran-buillor. States, 17 pieces of field artillery, 2:3 field carriages, 21,070
.chester, Blackburn
JAMES BUNNELL, Rumford-treet. skilful attempts to cure or alleviate them, frequnently produce .
muskets, 2739 artillery and cavalry swords, 5167 sets of accou-
obstinate cases, and sometimes considerable lameness; and as
Ida/ster Blackburn and Chorley • Robt. Duck,
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, .............................. . John Moffatt. Herr g. Walter's present visit must be restricted to a few LORD LIEUTENANCY.-Our private letters from London state trements for small anus, and 1108 -fur cavalry.
14 ................................ ... J. am. weeks, such
Kitching l I Ladies and Gentlemen as may intend to honour that it is more than probable that Lord Melbourne will be the
• i ion ................................ J. Green. him with their confidence, are requested to be early iu their successor of Lord Aeglesey in the Viceroaalty of Ireland. It On the night of the .3(1 inst• an armed party went to the
is said that the former and Mr. Stanley have come to a.perfect
raster .............................. John Blackburne. application.house of a man• named Walsh, of GreevebracX, and •ordered
en and Ormskirk Prescott. Morris. Ladies and Gentlemen may be separately attended at their understanding as to the mode in which this country is to be
him to give up his ground, and, on his refusing to do so, ll,Cfr '
ratane
llas, Isle of Man James Moore. evening. from all participation in the management of public affairs.- roof of the house, and threatened him with death on their next'
i lesijeld Edw. Johnson. Liverpool, Jan. 25th, 1833. Dublin Evening Mail. - visit, if he did not give up his ground.
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