... pINBIRGH ~hAMPACKErS, from the Jetty, l~et ada pck, ti~itai th olyWharf whera ?aRangftrS can 'taurdy Eenig. 1thJanary an evryalternate Saturday. Eage. eget'sCirus.Picadilltand35.Legideaaball-stieet. I ~~~~~~~~A. M ITCHELL. ljy'S HOSP T L.--The Spritig Course of Lectures will commence on Monday, Jansuary10,l -Dr. ADDIDO . ADS foatland(P~FRATjONS of URGERY-Mr.BaAN62VCor. IT.98,Will *11'1. the ...

... T/ie C'l'1i1stmrtR 11o0/da y&. PiARENTS and Guardians furnishing Young I Gcntlems'ni with supelrilr made SUiTS of the. best fabric, at a saving nf'2O per Cetl, are requested to eall on MORRIS JACOBS, TAILOR AND DRAPER, 25. Norl-sriREr, EX-TER, 25. opposite the West of England r'ire-Ofoe. Genrtleen vwishing a gent ct GRlEAT COATI, DlRLESS COAT. SH OO Ti N G J itC K ET, TlrO1VSbitS, B i-, FE C ...

... CUST'OM HOUSE, ALDEBURGH. To be SOLD by AUCTION, Ny Order of the Honorable Commiailoners of his .Majesty's Customs, On T'uesday, the i8th January, 1884, 976tS Gallone of Foreign Brandy, about 15 O. ?? 27 and 147 Gallons of Foreignf Goneva, about 43 OP. Sale to begin preeieely at Eleven 'cloeh. BEXTEANSIVB AND VALuJBLB TELMEEOLD 7fROESTV4 AT IPSWICH. To be PEREMPTORILY SOI,D by AUCTION By Mr. P ...

... AD3M111AL'TY, ?? JANUtARY. 1834. litt Mlt,)TICE is hereby ?? a SEMS VON : TVie bI LII Y for i he Trial of' Olipccs root ii IeAd ol thle ay High S 10s5 Wihill [Ile Juristtictjon Of I he Admiralty - fEnlan31d, WMij be 1Ltddat J ust iee Ii all, ?? is Biley, London. Oil TIIMd ny lie11thIL of, February Arid next, at eight o'clock in the morn1ittg; andl all Sheriffi, given Gaolr-rs, tutd Keepers of ...

... -~~EEMA~NSSCHOOL for FEMALE CitiLREK. QUAt rELY GNERAL COURT of this Charity will 8.IJat he ~oo Ho~, i Wetmister.roall on ihursdav, January 9, at , idT ~~~~WM. FLETCHER1 ROPE. get. LONDaUNe, JAN, 2, 1534. OTC shereby given, that WARRANTS for the OTi ICED dIcarI on the nominal Capital Stock of the Governor and DIVIDED decared Mie ssadMtaln In that part of Grteat Sri- fat ill e r dy o bedelvere ...

... FOR NEW YORIK, The fine fast-sailing Baique T CHILTON, MS t5S JOBN WILDIIEDGE, Master; 280 Tons Regilrer: T Succeeds tihe SA3IURL CUNARn, and will sail (wind Sitt and weather permitting,) On the 29th January, 1834. Roe Ilie Has excellent height between Decks for Passengers. Flo, Apply to JOHIN HOLLINGWORTH, I' Hull, Dec. 23, 1833. loawlalley-lle. wel ,~X-z 1 IOR LIVEIRPOOL, oni The CAMNlPION, ...

... THEWALTO ACEMY will AD ' ened on ( Cad ob apication to -Mr. 015A5. Io M'atos,.inJuer, 14i 1534. ! / T0 THE ?? Op TziE FPRHO NGUGe. h Nl Di3 LA CLAVERIE begs to inf his Friends IA *a.1nd the PebfihC that he has Remov o No. 15. Sav. hdOUnf-SrARMT. where be Tesumed~on MOND 'aAt, his all- A tbis In the FRENCH- and *ITALIAN LANGAGES. - M. IR3 LA CLAVAINIE continues to give Instruction in the above ...

... NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. Sailing on the 8th of every month, viz. VIRGINIAN. I. HARRIS ?? tons, 8th Feb. SHEFFIELD. W. G. HACICSTAF . ?? 560 tons, 8th March. UNITED STATES, N. 1. HO7DRZGZE S.650 tons, 8th April. JOHN JAY, C. G. GLOVER ?? toas, 8th May. These ships nre all of the first class, recently built lii th edty of New York; and, for strength, beauty ofhodeI punctualitr, and swiftoess of ...

... - MEET! p1S IDAY. nE:LIA c2ACADEMY. T E ADJOURN3I GENERAL MEETING T of the Patrons, i eeive the Report of the Sub- Committee appoint at st Meeting, will be held on TUESDAY the21 ti.at ONW'o'clockfii the Library. 18th Jan. 1834.( (106 BELFAST GENERAL DISPENSARY, - CHIAPE*~NE:' A GENERAL MEEM''GJ of the Subscribers to A the above. ?? invthe DI8PEN. SARIY; CHAPEL-LAN UR DAY next, the 23d instant, ...

... -grateful for the preference he 3 numerous: Customers and 'nt il htusiness, returns them ?? of acquaintingthern .,,to Fartnership, so that the -be carried on under the firm of -EY & SON. He respectfully so- ,/of tb~eif byours to the new firm. .-1. - i8# ?? & S61%~y, 22, DON GALL-STREET, Hie at present n hand a Good Assortrm ent of Fan . Prin d LICOES; Furniture- DO. Navy d Two e DO;; 5-4 ...

... ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL-The Spring Course will com- mence on Monday, January 20, 1834. Medicine-Dr. Williams. Materia Medica-Dr. Burton. Anatomy and Physiology-Mr. Mackimurdo and Mr. Solly. Chemistry-Mr. Phillips. Midwifery-Dr. Ashburner and Dr. Rigby. Surgery-Mllr. Tyrrell. Medical Jurisprudence-Dr. Lister and Mr. Phillips. Boaany-Mr. Hayes. Demonstrations-Mr. B. Travers, jun. and Mr. Clark. ...

... ;V E MVACE E FOP P-AINTING; SCOT( Lp'rttfE, AN ARCHITECTURE. lEIGrHTH ANNUAL EXHIBI- I~lON of the ACADEMY for the WORKS of LIVING p RTISTS, will be opened early in February mrt. and other Artists nre'reqruested to take Tha Wohks of Art intended for Exhibitam wfill be neeiveII ,tthe Galleries, No. 24, Waterloo Place. on cl'e first, and Monday third of February, |arti^Ue u'clock A.M- till five ...