... ALB1OO SOTEL. RANEL.AGH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 4- THOMAS RILEY, (From Preston,) TAKES the earliest opportunity of informing his 1 Friends and the Public in general, that he has entered upon the above Establishment, (lately in the occupation of' Mr. Matson,) which is fitted up with every accommodation for the convenience of Familiess and Commercial Gentlemen. Having laid in his STOCK of WINES, &c., ...

... OFC F O1NANCP. JAN. 27, 1834. QflcE is hereby gvn thaIt the SALE of the LAND and &IATFRttALS of actieTower1, .7.. at Walton on the Od, advemi. freer this Offce on the IrbIstato for ihe PTesent PO 4TPONED Ily oder at thre Bdoard. R. ItYiAM. Secretary. i~oI'IO ofth CRNLMVS.-A PUBLIC A. tRETNO illbe eld t te CowaandAnchor Tavern, Strand, on Fri- ~t nn~ 31 atTweve t Nseforthe puirpose of ...

... F_ IIE SoNS of APOLLO will inet at the Bull _ In, St. Ebbe's, Oxford, on THUIItSDAY NEXT the 9th of January, 1034.-The Chair will be taken by a lprofer,5;al Gentlemwan at Sevcn o'clock. §1ALE POWFIFAEID r-ri'5 IESale of TIMBER at DEDD)INGTON, ad- I vertised in the last welk's Journal to take place on t,, I of January, is POSTPONED for the present. A3S and CLOAKS, IGII reSTREET, OXXFORD. C. ...

... SANCTIONED iT7 THl FACULT Y. 'i EA&R'SSTRENGTHENNING PILLS-We are indebted to the Researches of modern Science for those ?? and ?? e -iews re-cldimtg vhriouls Ffunctiins (if the An imnal Body in Ilileth and Dicease hirhicl ne ?? r -cliibledi te ?? certain Flonus or Mul ittione (itt mtsscah fin Groups or (.'lseeo, tiepedning fur their Exi steilwe on ll CirOMittoti1 ( , a to oi icii ali 'ersonis ...

... Gkocerq, Tea, and ?? WEarehouse, iWARKET HEAD, DERBY. IIARRIET BAKEWELL & SON, FTUTRN their sincere thanks to their friminds t, jatd the public for the support thev have hitherto eve, and beg to inform them that they have taken the proies at the ?? EA T hElS, formerly occupied by tchitt and Bakewell, which they re-opened on Friday, the id instant. 1o requesting a continuance of their favours, ...

... CTTBEBS WITH SARSAPARILtA, &. STIRLING REES' ESSENCE-The vast and increasing sale, from the recommendation of the highest medical characters, as well as those who have experienced its salubrious and beneficial effects, proves its great succeas and de- cided superiority over every other preparation, it being the most eliettual iemerly ever discovered for the cure of gonorrhwea, gleets, ...

... BCIA, MR. R r ,I{. Ir.R. BIrSHrOP. ORI & iIBOCHSA rFG t1het ?? lly to acquaint the Nobility ,l(I Gelltrv of P(sion anil its Vicinity, that they wvill wive a grinjl EVENING CONCERT F rOfL-jL NV, D ISTItS T UM.EVTA L MUSIC, ON SATUR1DAY, JANUARY 18, 1834, ,tf ?? 7 0'cloclepccisedY, AT till: ASSEMBLY Itn055j, PRRSTON. m it. I 0CifS A T'ill introaliuce jids celebrated New 1 Harp Efl'ects, ...

... OiN SALEM, IP. PETEl RSBUR%3 Y. U TALLOW. tRIG, IUINIE IIEMP. 1)o. PASS HENMP. FRLNCH BURIRS'TONES. DJ2NZI(I BLACK dlElt. KEN'T HOPS. RYE GRASS SEED. A CARGO OF OAK BARK. CHRISTIAN ALLHUSEN, Quayside, Newatstht; arnd Exchatge liuildings, Su nderladil. ON SALE A CARGO of TIM I1EII, 9IEALS, &v., noW oi At Bord lle Colmb us, Captalin Rusiell, in Shiells Har- bour, ?? Qouehi, for I)elivery ini ...

... NEW YORK LIN8 OF pA. CKET Salla GfeStkcqf e 5oiM, vie 4 ^iROINI . Iasia .on 80 e t oos, 8th Feb. c SJWFFIED. T. B. ICE5IAWP.550- 4 tons 8th March.- VwfITE-D STATES, N. H. anagosr *RiP9 nth ApriL These ships are all of the first class. I ?? te S blty of New York; and, for ttr ofg n moadte pu etulitV, and iseftneas of sailing, As cot be ard ?? i the tradeL and thii. ?? Cen ofget ux i snd iaD ...

... BE.LFAST ACADIl1Y. THE GENERAL VElETING of the PATRONS ' of the BELFAX ACDEMY will be held on 'TUESDAY next, t 10thjti nt, at ONE o'clock, in the LIBRARY, a whic ness of great importance will be broughtfrad ?? above ting i OURNED till TUES- DAY next, th 7th instan at same hour. / / ~~~12th December, 1833.|| The above Meetingh/nS been again ADJOURNED,: owing to the very thin tendance on the ...

... IADVERTISEMIENT.1 Manchester, Oct. 14,1832. GmeTLEMEXN,-I am about to communicate a case wherein you are interested, of very singular occurrence:- My youngest daughter, aged tburteen, is very tend of reading, and tales of diablerie, as I think they are styled, attract particularly her mort intense attention A Look of such description, The Invisible World Discovered, having fallen into her ...

... ,in BJLIOUS' AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. her, A S sluid and effectual ientedy for showe dis.-rderp which who orighiate in a morbid action, ot the Liver und Hiliiry and Organs, namely, lindigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head ache. Ives Heartburn, Flaitulencies, Spasmus, Costiventats, Affectiunis of two the Livtr, &c. &c. The ' ' DIX(N's ANT'IBILIOUS Pll IS n of ( Which do not cordain Mercury in any ...