... FOR SHANGHAI hipECT. The AmeriOcan cOlppor-esP TO tO AV IN A, A 1A 818 tons register; teEst C. SIilAGVi, Commander. Irying in India Delos. _ This eltip hrs mognilicent soooemoatio fo paoengr0.~r feigt or passogo, apply to PBILIPP, SA.W & OWTEE.2, oyal a eoog Build,- evri jogs Lodon;Or o E.ARMTRON & ON, 11, Book Square, Mlancohester. 1 sotola FOR CALCUTTA DIRECT. The Splendid lBritish.bailt ...

... S. A FEW ENCLOSED BERTHS AT £16, do. .e EAGLE LINE OF PACKETS FOR AUSTRIALIA. fc To the consnignlment of Bright, Brothers, and Co. landing their fc p91eg~5lg~e~ and cargo, immediately on the vessels' liay a,,,, laHoe ns aFOn MELBOURNE, full Forwarduing passengers to Sydney and Adelaide, ten *f The celebrated clipper ship e. EA G LE, 1,680 tons. wild I- Captain BOYCE; whil )r ~~~~~~30th of ...

... Tb'EFENDER FIRE AND LIFE.-JOHN I~ .LJCA1P.NS, II3, Great LAncoatB, Local Secretary and AgentK COMIMERCIAL CREDITr M1UTUAL~ ASSURANCE SOCIETY.-Rcgistered parsasnu to 7 and our. 8Oit a.lt.Otas 2 haenel~tet ~da-hs il :12soiyisssigPiietoosrCcorotlHueagns - 12 OIE DIIINOF PROFITs. -All_ 12 IN'Pe'orsongAseurin th~eir Lives (on itha participating Goase) 12 in tilo PRO VIDENdT CLE~iRKS' LIFE ASSUtANCE ...

... THE MANCHESTER ,,DALY TIMES. . . . g M 1 O -- - A_ . The commercial and social wants of so large and in- fluential a community as Manchester has at length become, seem imperatively to require the establish ment ofl LOCAL DAILY NEWSPAPER. The rapidity with which inteiligence oa all kinds isnoweommuni- cated, the increasing desire on the part of the pub- lic to become acquainted, at the ...

... O WENS COLLEGE EVENING CLASSES.- IC ProfessorW~ILLIAMSON'S Courso of SIX LECTURESo cc THEE PRACTICAL USE OF THE Mic~otocopiz will Commence on sense5 tho evening of Friday, November 3rd (instead of Thlursdlay, as pre- of the viooislyi annouticnd), and bo continued each eubsequent Friday. giiish The lectures to Commence at htalf-past seven o'clock. the el The simplest modes of examining, ...

... OAP WORKS, BROAD PLAIN, BR?ISTOL (Established 17-l5).-THOIEAS, PRIPP, & THOITAS, beg to call attention to their well-known Pare OLIVE OIL SOAP, which, with their Brown Wildsor, White \Mindsor, Rose, Almondý and H:ntey Soaps, may hs obtained of all respectable grocers, onernists, and perfumer in the kingdom. (. -IHANDELIERt E]STABLISI!IMENT, 11, Victoria Buildings, Brcoki--trcet, Miuihnstcr,-N. ...

... WENS COLLEGE EVENING CLASSES.- DO O Professor WILLIAMSON'S Course of SIX LECTURES on IL 'TuE PRACTICAL USE OF THE MicnoscoPE' will Commence on DOG the eveningo Friday, November 3rd (instead of Thursday, at pre- four v viously announced), ant be continued each subsequent Friday. staude The lectures to oommonco at half-past seven o'clook. the no The simplest modea of examining, preparing, and ...

... THEATREI ROYAL, MIANCHESTER. Tfl EVENING (Wednesday), Nov. 22, 1854 ' T 's IXCIA. DI L&AILMEUtsIOO. tlb TO.MORR~OW (Thturedeyl, for the BENEFIT of Madamno pr RUDERSDOU~F, will bo produced Meyerbeer's Opera, t .ROBERT LE DIABLE. On FRIDAY, a favourite Opera. Boa-office open daily, from oleven till two o'clock. Di THEATRE ROYAL, MANCHESTER. jjADAME RUDERSDORFF respectfully M11 announoes her ...

... P ARK CHAPEL, CHEETHAM HILL ROAD. TO-MORROW (Sunday),the Rev. J. CRAN BROOK,of.New Brighton, will PREACH.. . APLURALITY OF WORLDS IN CONNEC- TION WITH THEOLOGY.-A LECTURE, TO-MORROW Sutnday), November 5, by the Rev. J. H. SMITHSON, at the o 'w Jerusalem Church, Peter.street, Manchester.-Servioe 1att half-past six.E CRIPTURE ILLUSTRATED BY EASTERN TRAVEL.-Dr. HALLEY will deliver the THIRD ...

... r. [ADvERTIBEMEWT.l-A SUIPP1;EMENT, GRATIS, WITH THL In WxEKLYDIsPATOH, EVENR WEEK UNTIL FuioTuioNOTICE.- T le The unexampled interest which attechee to every incident oon .1I ce neoted with the operations of the allied armniee in the East, hab coo of determined the proprictors of the Weekly Dispatcl to devQte a COI sd greater epace to the intelligence from the eeat of war than the cor ...

... TO A0VEa1Tj[81E1Ss 1B co'nsesqvuenc of the entire repeal ofte ANDveTlmEeweDut th8#roprietorsofthe 3ttscuOsti 1fXAL'IrEs'DTm~hv adopted a Scatsortcharges for ShortAnnotinbements, whieh givee to tbat class of advertisere the benefit Of considerably cmors than the amouint of duty repealed. The lowest price for the shorteet cilv~rienieernt bee hitherto been Three S'hilli'Ws and ,Sixr,ence The ...

... TO A VITEl 1its coasequenoo of the entire ropeal of thes Advertisement,,Daty- theolropriotolraof the MlasCttttSTEf RE.A Nl 14HRANXnTXFs hats adopted a Soake of Charges for Short Alsounomo2nts, wh'Ih gives to that class of advertisers the benefit of considerably coors7 than F the amount of doty reycaied. The` lowest price frtesots t ad~vortiertwocnt ha,, hitherto been Three ,Sllillhtys ansi ...