... 'lT= OUT~ or RE~,,sTS-If A Sh tP re 'Willgvocete t ihn~ofO~O ?? Cilemn, we shal e~' THICLAWsN-T..rF,, ANTraB-ue*1=~lteas warmly e'l- f ptlts gis the too) offiiou osdcf prties high 'it ?? in stopping tho pasainig end irepaelaof ohf p Csn 0 tively engaged tinthngaa oostoo their ?? hen In Jeopardy from fierfo ali Ho assert pOS ivly that parties were lntercepted ia tIII wa S r saved eome, and ...

... 011 11I13AR'r T1OWN, under engagement -b' I ishop ofl Tastuania, to Knlt punetrnalys on type 15th of 11i jog ti vinoutho l to emibark passrngersl, thre floe, fastS Drtdl 11,IUK E OF RON ItURTHE, coppered land ('01)- I llobrthi 0I1II ltell, 0. P-. COLt.AetD, 1I.C.S., ('011iIRll4i'r,I 'N-lv Jetty, L~ondon Moiks. This shipl ha-, a spacioust diilts betive-el (lecks, andI her dIay of Sailing being ...

... UPISS'S CONSTITUTION HORSE BALLS. O Sportsmen, Agricultujists, Postmasters, and tell Proprietors of Hlorses, these Balls are particularly commended in all Cases ofr SwelledLegs Cracked hIeels, Loss APPetite and vital Energy; for Coughs, Colds, Fever, or In- amluation they are the best Medicine that cao be administered; creaser their Operation, though effectual, is so mnild, that they quite no ...

... . P;a91ts0aout0 anti Forisea lsank' fosA. I - f^l singn. f IH11H; Office of this Institution wsill he open a Jt every MONDAy fromn 1'2 to 2 o'clocks, as usual. . for the Receipot an d Payment uf I~oney.-A ttendancewill 1 be given it the Office eery, FRIDA Y EVENING at Seven o'(locli, for alfan hour, to receive Depositors' .Books, for the purpose nf having the Interest added to. e the account, ...

... UlIARtANR CHRISTIANITY. - The atteotiion Cif the Public is invited to DISCOURSES be delivered in the S'fRANfIE WAYS 'C0APEL, near tho I Bridge lr Ageways, bytheteJ. R. BEARDD.D., IMOs~eipiie H~stri Sqcioty, ?? In th -avb'oromgv, On the Chc/iiEved1s iia the ?? of the .Loril jies56 Ghs'f. In the'vdingt, on the following subjecti,' naniely .Rctigiets 2znqais'iJ Th Supreme Being; The Sabiour. of ...

... WILpSTI','E CLOSE ON SATURDAY j /5IPG~re JANUARY 1843,e ,UlSALI'^ls~ll+ ROTrUNDA, MSn firnl s t ime( tobtbene .miln to wlroie.-Bexea, j1s. Gallery, Od. applic ?? whom comc ?? O5l'coaLgt Tr oa as Street i CabOril Shoo'1~ oisc, Caooi-. Cty o Jilaa- ~lrar Fntre~ ?? 7.thekitynfg badG he~ hyeti'..-9 Vnie.th pelclte. Jeciseito of ~ ~ ~ ~ o Ir ?? be pr MESSRS ~ T STET O for ~ ~ ~ te ?? A TRE AN ...

... ON SgtJDA;bY NIB XT, TA , f ,TWO ! SE1 N : JIII be Preeched, 'and Collotfoniiowlll bo made, '3b. W: ibelialfof Ihe Church ?? Ald 0ociety, sad tb 9celoty afor Prmor~tieg the employtioof'AdkdiiossuZ Crats in populoli lcee'' ?? ' ,I. . .i >. UMs IA4 , ' ?? (i5t rtiantt of ihe Parsil Ckurdi, Ks*hacn, - ?? to Informh' erz Pupfls and Friends ?? Bi- ' will resume the 'Duties' dt hee' rbfkowon ...

... MR. HARDWICK, PORTRAIT PAINTER, AND TEACHER OF PERSPECTIVE, DRAWING, AND PAINTING, RESPECTFULLY announces to his Pupils and Friends, that lie will resume his Professional duties on Tuss. DAY, the 31st INSTANT. Avenham Lane, Jan 19, 1848, FRECKLETON COTTAGE ACADE YMAR KIRUKAM. J. 1. KERR,. N acknowledgiog the kind patronage of his Frilnde, beg: tlto inform them and the Public, Ibat -the, ...

... .~~y LB A2TVAED R M V 4p,-the ?? l~ t Y1,hi~ttehpal, in MieY~ .~'~M~r1nuia ~ ?? Maer a Man1 few15 only since erected and premiseslik~r wowea fe r cy manner by tbe late ,oleoplted Ifl YT corner lot, and posstal fronrtages 10 Wt) co of ,ladng hoouhfaestothe town. ruA ror rtitatihfteogfc A l to Mr. Wt LLiAm RICHIARDSON, c0~ further Mr. SIRSOORY. Solicitor. 6, CaStle-Street, an VAzTREATY, Sixtenwl ...

... THEATRE R YAL, DUBLIN. MIR. BROWNE respectfully to announce that hiS BENEFIT and Lntt ppearance in Dublin (as he returns to America Iimme- diatelv) will take~ place dlaiIS PRESENT EVENING, January 18th, T onl which occasion the performances will coulmence 'vith a New Drama, never acted here, called THE LAST MANI onn, TIHE 1ItER 0F ELTilA11 GREEN. Geoffry Dale, the Miser, Mr. Browne; Jacob ...

... ARE16DEZIN 1WAREETS. F 1j lE desired oibjct~~nlwilly, itelo to coiieenttate, Iit coo T ~lrtr, it general suptply of tihe varitil Fatmity ?? wepokly approaching to ain accorupilslblttnt. In addition to thle 11ILYS1i11sply Of ?? yItEAT, GAMY,, P1 it I.TI'y. FIStH. V' ECTAULES, and other Viands, to be hlou Inl thle MO t~i td Basoneiti Floors. there will be found IN THRO i CS o Itstely fully ...

... HEATRE ROYAL, NEWCASTLE. the Sole Masgemnent of Mr H. Hall, of the New Strand Theatre, London. TENTER FASHIONABLE NIGHT. EE AND UNDERS THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF RBS MA YORESS. FRIDAY EVENING, January 20,1843, owill be presented (for the secnd Time) Sir E. uliwer's celebrated Play of ~TEE LAD)Y OF LYONS. A'LA TYROLEAN, BY MRS R. POWER. To Conclude with the popular Farce of THE LOAN OF A LOVER ...