... 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 ...

... 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., ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... BRIDGE 11A TER STk,-EE' CI IM`RAIK] r ElV. RGI'-ll t'.I in tile Isle Of eTa GnEAT. BRIDGE- jikT~o s~KET CH , ssd- _ Morn0illy 2ext,' the TrI,.ST55ET c l ay iCollection will be o of Januarv, oi wvhich rcasion a Co S reon behal of the Tract Society conllected with the Ibntl Chapel-SCrvice to commence at half-past tell o'clecia - M4XCFIES1'Et TEMPERANCE SOlET17 T~ nME~ETING of thc COMMITTEE, ...

... 5,HIs PRESR$T (FRIDAY) thT S. MORROW IS ?? lC~ iacnStR ep ?? commia e wit ai t OR, HOSPITALITY Iis rt- To which will be added, a nelv Inter called PLOTTING. To conclude wld ith the p IFIX New Exsavagnza, called g LZIVER TEAlTRE, CHURCH STRER2. i tOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. HA. WOND.- it on Wednesday next, the 22nd instant Avll be per- a THE WVAGE8; OR, WHICH to THE Yoaunguerop . Mr. Hecd y'ung ...

... 'SSENCE of CAPIVI and S',ARSAPARILLA- eL The most saofe. speedy, and iertain r-medy ever diA- covered for tle cure of Goliorrhois Wileets Striettures, Wexls. nelsu, ?? ins in tile Lons, Kidney; irrit:,tion of the Bladder and Urethra. Gravel nnd 0th if Diseases of the Urinrv P:lSages, ireiusl:nly perfornm ri a ptrfect cure in tiie short ipucc of three or four days. M. ?? to the taite. and does ...

... (ADVE IT SEMEN T.) THE HAIR. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. The Hair it must be acknowledged is generally allowed pre-eminent attention in the affairs of the toilet. In fact, from the sway and consequence its appearance never fails to exercise over the rest of the person, it most particularly demands the utmost care and circumspection in its dress and culture. Such being allowed to be commonly the ...

... I ro BE L 13 i Y PRIVATEl LI'REATY, r A LL those extensive Premises known by the he A name of an LARK HILL BREWERY, he Situate in Lark Hill Road, Preston, and well cal- an culated for carrying on the trade of Ale and Porter :I)enler.-.'iso (if wanted) an cxcellent ;VIALT KIlT N andl DWELLINrG-HOIJSE ndjoining. Fnr further Particulars enquire of T. DEAN, jun., qt onl the Premnises. th (One ...

... -4nftrd Lp Vhibate Trat) '0 be SOLD, the LICENSE, Fi~ ? n rrGOOD.WILL oif n 011 Etabli 'h~PlCHUE in on1e of the beit situations ini Liverpe rp ariuasA] inquire at No. 71, Hanover-street. D TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. r'0 be DISPOSED OF, 8 respectable PRACTICE of I thirtccn years standing., situate in a populous village, nfear the centre of South Laucashire. The Gentleman un. ro dlertakink may ...