... HULL6 anIelttB 0ei l e1 Ve at af Feos IT0 JAIVE IRO 8 B UEN OS A ERES : e tn The New Ship KIRK-ELLA, - J.ARVIS VOLlANS, Cmniaandeer dl %4 - ARMED AND COPP'RED, * N is ^ 409 TniS Re~isier. Is now commencilig her First Voyage. Will sail n hence 5t1h Otober to join Brazil Convoy at Spit- ( ...

... A YOUNG MAN MISSING. HEREAS, a YOUNG MAN left his Employ. r %VV ment on the 96th of September last, in 1-lunsict-Lane, near Leeds, without any apparent V cause :- G 'hat should this Advertisement meet his eye, A J0oH15ROBSON, of Wakefield, will 4e obliged te ;' ,e will write wo'him, as it will remove the anxiety c. ilis Friends.-The Young Mlan is about 19 years of age; stout made; fair ...

... PrJ,7DA Ys Jie the ioth, 1814, a (b p trtieular desire, for the 2nd bit P:I ?? nedy, as perhirmeld this sea. 'oaeltitai~re. ro~ayal, Covent Garden, with cer n, 5pro bation1 called Ki ?? CREDITO. xi, biS received on Wednesday last v ith PL unbounded applause) . Mr AND)REWS P .!0n * 0 ?? . ?? IL . ..1 Mr CALDWELL ?? Mr SHUTER tht M Mr TAYLEUIPE cia 1 thll.r Mr B ROWN DAa .~~Mr DAVIS it~t . ?? ...

... CIRCUS-STREET SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SERMON. HE Anniversary Sermon, in behalfofthe Circus- Tstreet Free School, will be preached at Byrom- street Chapel, on Sunday uvenilg next at half-past Six o'clock, by the Rev. W. Roby, f oManchester, when a collection ?? made in support h stitution. f I e Hymns, and The Children ill sing appiopria.te im ad will recite several Pieces selected from ing ...

... 0,MVAS GRFEN, i i o h ' ~ac le, on the premises, in BIs ,. (hi'id5V Xi~y~afL EURNITURE bear tyof a person dia- pai prttYChairs, 'Tables, Me Curta 'Fe ather Beds, .Has Kritcben Utensils; Maw ' ?? fe Shop fixtures, &c of Dc. gd>3e'es~esoF lor precisely. A fcloc'le tobgnayaid tetrorit RoC, to settle a Concern. ~'ei T I~~ GREEN. rD yB Vesreb 21,at ttle Globe Tavern, A d v nel-0, prelcl ~ 'cisely ...

... ELGIN C1RCtLATI.'-LG LIBRARY. FIT E PNOcrmStro, enceiuraged by the Ilbnral s-upptvt r hich, it it ns h e cxperienced, laes roaidc very considerable additionw 1 eo thls valuable collection, in HISTORY, VOYAGES andl PRAVELS, POETRY, GENERAL LITERATURE, sid Sthc BEST BOOKS OF AMUSE.MENT tliat have latQ- 7i IssitQd from the Press. Ile has prepzired a Seco'i2 SUPPLrl Ns.'4r to his Catalogtse. and ...

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... SU1BScRLPYIO`N CONCERTS, AlIER DELN. 'Thiw. Ituci propnivd tiat TWELVE CGINCErTs bpi h given durn g 0the eveuiug Wiliter. u I 11kr the paroa p;ie ot ?tat Merri1llors of' thle forme ir 70wuical ih3eicit liere; mic- thlat Ito ~oafford the swiom! oftngpign,: iic' a t~L`c': Ill) utl it- rfws i-oyirr p1' tis il bei il w o Voi shinr to tjiijlC'jstv o wia epiuiit-- to ;i in - tirnarnes it thle Xi ...

... Irnabitants of Edinburgh and its vicinity are re- eetfully infermed, that the portable and most inte- Jlr past of Mr BULLOCIC'S MUSEUM of Natural Histo- of In the Egyptian Hall in Piccadilly, London, Is now for ?? in Coe ts's large Concert Ftoom. eMuseum, neverexhibited out of London till now, con. bis f upwardp of ten thousand of the most remarkable sub. dcst of animated nature, displayed in ...

... has anp ,ee- an- .gh by nd, the :mn. se- .ng a, Hie the in iad As is ice el's ' ofi in'- !Is. as, 11- iza -et. the ong 01- d I or. 1t, LN fn!l the ir- 05, AN .ao the at. . ant vas , at O.r ER, Ist, 511- aid ten by irs es, re, ,ds ert its, 0. ?? rig ly. in- ith on- Is, ale on Irs 24 85 ,n- ail ro, by rly ara ty CARD. , AjISS PEACOCK uegs leave to inform her Friends and Custufiaers,'that, in ...

... oppearsaneeof PMrs CHARLES KEMBLE. This present evening, SATURDAY, Jan. s. 1814, Will be presented, by partirular desire, the favourlte Comedy of THE BELLE's STRATAGEM. Dorleourt ?? - Mr JONES. ?? MOORE.-Savllee..M r TRUEMAN. irj GeorgeToijcblwood . Mr MUNRO. r ?? W. MURRAY. Courtal1 ?? . Mr T. SHORT.- Villars ?? - - Mr 1i ALLIWEL.., ,The part of Letitia Hardy.--by Mrs C. KEMBLE. la the ...