... 00,SApERIENT FAMILY PILLS, a most* ,11nt iedcin fr BleIndgetio Gidinssof theI a:~ pr'evefive of vrots they Do seasot Their corn. or~ atherydo ot contain any anti. r ?? whatever. and do not re- ent 0analterarion of diet, (modern te, rfitstergII;; effects;) they seldom operateI otelehusafter taken, aid tisen Very gently; womprify the humors, and evacuate allI ni ~ whereby so many diseases are ...

... pIHE SUBSCRIBERS to Mr. HEIGHAM3 LEC- e t TURES (upon HISTORICAL ARCHITECTEREl r the Ladies and Gentlemen ,f Liverpool, are ii rseeei t Mr. H. wjill Lecture at the LYCEUM, on lIlnav, IcLD 7 Y day,and Friday, the 21st, 23d, and 2;th nnd d early part if the ensuing speek, Monday end Wednesday. t 28th and 31st instant The Lectu-n.s wvill be de'ivered at One o elou C the Day. and repeated in) the ...

... Sy- tt' o t 2 i 2 7 1 ., V1 W t S E ll- Ico-ii Aii bo eC hapoel, by i ~ ti' i w o tot e o 1 1 p o s ' 1 s o ; it s t i l e' ~~~~ia ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ n ~~ ~ ut loColwl 30)L1I'S at Six l~ce1 U ea jo. tr ' t oi cIm h o'ste r. S d to iu o thle vavioci Book- to b i d . ' c ii ~ ili'r O t b C S . O il - -- ~~~~~~~~~O, La, ~j~' i STITUTION, Lin .4 ON A S'1'I Y . iiY. IE I eesllettt lY infoinoed by tile J Y- ...

... SALES AUCTION. BY MORRIS AND GOODIER, On the Premises lately occupier by Mr. Jackson, Carver and Gilder, No. 47, Market-street, on Wednesday next, the 9Lh. October, 1833, at Eleven o'clock promptly:- & VERY beautiful and picasiug collection of Modern A 0ZCABINEr PAtfz2X'S, 11 richly ornamenteol gilt frames, of the best London manufa tnre.- av now be viewed, and C ntalloges had on the Premises, ...

... Tou I REPEAL 01 THYC Sr.PTN.:IAL ACr.-We intend, next week, to offer a few observations on this subject; in the mean- while we take the opportunity to observethat our opinions on this point are quite opposed to those ascribed to the Ministers. and openly avowed by Lord John Russellwhose reasoning upon the tendency of short parliaments to sub. vert the Collstitutioll was childish in tile ...

... Notwithstanding the extra-sized sheets upon which the l Mlercaupy was printed for two successive weeks, we have not yet been enablcd to brivg up all our lee way; and our cor- respondents mnust lnot accuse us of slighting them if some of their communications have not yet found a place In our coluimns. As are have often had occasion to observe, we 'cannot get a quart into a pint measure. ...

... 4 v LEGAL NOTICES. rVi1iE conmmissioners in at fiat in bankruptcy bearing T date the 27th. (lay of November, 1832, awarded andissued forth againstWILLIAM HARRIS, nndWIL. LIAM HARRIS, the younger, of' Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, linen-drapers and silk-mercers, dealers and chapmen, carrying on business under the firml of William Harris and Soe, intend to meet on the 25th. day of ...

... eW'ANTED, a Trellseuabled ViOu~i sPPL1 if SeeGoerr'attached to a ptsbllc Hrij*ItaI.-APP1Y. if by -letter, post raid, to 111DiD oL,45 t nn-tet is WI7ANTED, asteady, acotive. extT e~d OPER 8 Who has been siceuso to tielitae one to need apply whose characters for sobri ?? h Strictest 5icruthily.-.Address Z., at the~ilC ANT RD.'ssAn PETC to/the GROCERY Buszreelio reside us the ?? to' J. 'Gaswr, us ...

... THEATRE ROYAJL, LIVERPOOL. ?? PRESENT E VENI NG (FRIDAY) the I1th Tijwanri, for the BENEFIT of mr. J. S. KNOWFLES, aind tj, Ltilt Nighit of the Engagement of Mr Knowles and Mliss Ie Free, the performances will coinmenee1ith the new I_ ofHE:WIF. .1, St. Pierre. Mr. Jame S nsva;Mariana, Mliss Tree; iis (rig. nally performed bygttei in London. To conclude %vtth the Farce of NELL GWYNNE. f~ ...

... 'n ad ~ ~ ~ aTt~ CC il n- W~ANTED ito PUJRCHASE.a, .~pONY GIG and 182 CHARNESS..&tpply tis Mr. aeit~ctlor, Veterinary -L ite SurgeoU, Wood-streLe~t.p oNT nisa [N Ret ~7ANTED, a steadv and respectable YOUNG MAN a as to BOARD and LODGE Uith, Ua small Fitmily. iii a MuI to healthy part of the town.-ApplY to l~r. QUA~lb, 59i, Chris- Ml) to - - - ~ - tie W AN rED, a steady MARRIED MIAN, as YARD I ...

... ?? THOMAS 3AMBER, FE, SPIRIT, and PORTER MERCHANT, TopofAount-street, Fishergate, Preston, BGS leave to inform his Friends that he has 1 taken the extensive Vaults and Premises, late in ble occopation of Mr. Joseph Myers, where the above usiness will be carried on by himself only. ar B. takes this opportunity of returning his ks for the very liberal support received during h Lapartnership with ...

... WANTED. WANTED an APPRENTICE to a LINEN DRaPna. i C-Apply to JOHN DRACUP, 13, hapel-street, Salfard. 'ArTANTI in la LINEN DRAPERY SHiop, an active v of good character, as an APPRENTICE. -AppltEPt. T. CANDELET, Old Millgate. rANTE, a YOUNG WOMAN of good charace- Vy4eir,7is a SERVANT OF ALL WORKt. One from the cotli/would be preferred.-Apply at the PRINTERS.' W ANTED to Purchase, about Two ...