Manchester Weekly Times and Examiner from Manchester, Greater Manchester, England • 1

nt VIAL r- i i.m Vol. I. No. 15. I u.uio.ij iuiOiiM SATURDAY MORNINGS 1 1 Tuesday Afternoon Edition with Market Heport nt 3.

I Jtll; A i JJJUBER 23; 1848. i'fc-' With Price 4d. or delivered iy a Newman, u.j IND ILLIAM aSd'-fellS-a-ifitt tvatukT tEE'P. -Wf EV WMANTB-E 8, Sr ALKNER autitahm reduced- tmffhmmi'tSKStSKSt, HMovnoe they have -now nisesNo.Mave to trgfe FANCY ARTICLES ISDucatton CraiB8piB; sale of Family Jliurning: TH0MAS SALKELD begs to info the nobi 1 and gentry of Manchester winity.at he Uy, 'that he 'oonpttPQopperAtreet, 'ManoheJ niiM tinues to ATTEND Publio and PriTj wilii nis ceionraiea uaaritto tiimn private quadrille parties, as pianist. MEMBERS OF PA a xttS "UHNTSHED APART- uunni juiu; miitMio taunptea lor an m.f.

runi.ESI for the ensuing For cals, apply to BENSOnT nepaWtl, UNITY of MAKING street, London. of maWnir a ETTER COPYING AND a A "PRTSSSTS Tln.inB,! .1 ii. KtTr A fail MUIU, Machunst, Miller's Lano, GrcoiigaW, StilR-d. 'B' I -1 Jfonuraotarers, apd the Trado generallVjKjSeetlully 'RTOmurtKr-n T. to inspect tho Vorltsji(iing their Ironmongers, They are warranted superior to anyrfftV oTthe find that hov 'ffiribunoe that--'BIDGE ever been offered in Manchester.

SINGLE PRESSES SOLD AT LOW PRICES.FORCASttONCT.-,- FENCING PARK TTARMONIC BALL BALL. This BALL will take wn Hall, Manchester, on Friday. January 19 January 18-Application to bo made to place in the Town durnml nf Sr. RICHARD ASPDEN 92, Mosley street. ORATORIO.

CHRISTMAS DAY. FREE -TRADE HALL. Principal 1 oca -ii3. uvxiiuuunmy, Miss MATTHEWS. IMS REEVES.

G.C. COOPER. i- nnnni. Conductor lit. li.

WJS8XO1N. Reserved seats 2s. Gd. Gallery Is. 13d.

Promenade Is. -Mr. B. WESTON. PREE -TRADE HALL.

ENGAGEMENT OF MADAME ANNA THILLON. M. JULLIEN'S ANNUAL TOUR MUSICAL. M. JULLIEN'S GRAND CONCERTS, On Tuesday Wednesday 27th, and Saturday 00th inst.

JULLIEN lias the honour to announce to his Patrons, the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of lie intends giving THREE GRAND CONCERTS on 26th, 27th, and 30th, accompanied by the elite of his uuri- V1CU UUUU, lUUillUlllg Vann TCfF.NTO Messrs. SCHMIDT, TARRETT, SONNEMBERG, BAUMANN, TiARRKT. PUOSPP.RF. ClOFFI, HARPER, and RI.AGROVE. RICHARDSON "SON, PRO A AMI COLLINET BAKER Overture Midsummer Night's Dream" Mendelssohn, Quadrille.

"The Queen of the May" (first time) Jullien. Solo, Violin Air and Variations from Donizetti's Opera, "Lucia di Lammermoor" Performed try Mr. Blagrove Blagrove. Valse a Deux Terns The Jullien. Deiucatsdtorher Most Gracious Majesty the'Queen.

Ati on Post's a Biotidini'l TBoiig' by udamo Symphony'. The Allegretto," from Beethoven's Symphony in D. Beethoven. Solo, Cornet-a-Piston A German Song, entitled Performod by Herr Kronig (first time) Angcllina. Quadrille The Caledonian" (firsttiinc) Composed on Scottish Melodies Jullien Part II.

Operatic Selection and Fantasia, from Meyer- mcgeroeer. Arranged expressly by M. Jullien, and including the overture the choral of Luther; the romance, performed by M. Barret iPSf" ol)lieato, by Mr. Blagrove; the Song of the Fight Puff, hyM.

Prospere; the Chant des Soldats," the Rataplan, byHerr Krenig; tho trio, hyM. Buret, Herr Sonnemberg, and M. Prospere; "Le Beffroi do Notre Dame de Pans et l'Alarme," with accompaniment for the Monstre Ophicleide; the Benediction of thePoignards; and the Grand Finale, embracing all the chief beauties of the composer's cie-c2 ceuvre. (First time.) Die Alpcn Ketten," (first time) Ka-nia. Ballad.

In tho Silence of Night Madame AnnaThillon Maunard New rolka The celebrated Drum Polkn," (first time). Juliiai. Duet, Flute Clarionet. Lo! here the gentle Performed by Mr. Richardson mid Herr Sonnemberg Sir H.

Bishop Polka Caroline," (first time) Jullien. Doors open at half-past seven. Concert commences at eight Paces: Dress Circle, 2s. Bd. Promenade', Is.

Tickets to be had of Messrs. Mime, Co. Pickering- lownsend; Molineux; and all music sellers. FREE-TRADE HALL. ENGAGEMENT of MME.

ANNA THILLON or.K GRAND CONCERTS, Tuesday next, 26th, Wednesday 2th, Saturday 30th. Monsieur Jullien bus the honour to annouuoc to his Patrons, thjobilitv, Gently, ami In-habitants of Manchester, that he uasjuceilecl in engaging that Ztei Vi J2M. for hit "concerts Madame Anna Ihillou will theiWre7Kvethe honour of nupour- mnonnoel S6tl'' ailllitiou t0 tbe attractions already Notwithstanding the engngeniont ofMndanie Anna Tliillon, the Fraces will remain as before advertised, viz. Dress circle 2s (id romenade, Is Tickets to bo had of all music sellers. FREE -TRADE HALL.

M. JUL LIEN'S CONCERTS OX TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY A.NP SATURDAY, THE aim, 27rn, AND ULLIEN has great gratification in announcing, that throuh the kind permission of Nicoll, he has succeeded in obtainiaT assistance of the of the 4t lirSYAL IRISH DRAGOON CLAUDS, and the 30th REG I.ME MTjwhicli, in conjunction with OOD1 vMfW" Wrm "a Nation0 Annthem GOD SAE THE QLhEN, ns arranired by M. Jullien, and played for thirty. eight evenings, with unprecedented success at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, this season. Tickets to be obtained of Hime and Addison, Pickering, Townsend, Molineux Andrews, Wroo, and Haughton.

THE ANTIGONE of Sophocles will be Read at tho Mechanics' Institution, '4-NIGHT, nt half.nast seven, by Mr. VANDENHOFF and MVANDENHOFF PDr Mendelssohn's Music to the ChorusdS will be given under the direction of Mr. C. F. Mflianibers will preside at the for numbered may now be secured.

By order of the Directors. Dec 33rd 1S48 DAMEL ST0NE' Managing Director. fECHANICS' INSTITUTION LECTURES for the QUARTER ending March 23th, 2S-1S): "On the Nutrition of Plants." Mr. EDWARD W. MAKINSONB.A.

On the Greek Poetrv aiiADj(u-na." Mr. B. FOTHEfiGIfX and Mr. STONE. Jun On the Physics of the Atiafisphere." Mr.

GEORGE M.A. Inte'iews between Hftiarkable Men Members have free admission to lturec, with the privilege of introducing a lady. Gentlemen, OC: Ladies, 3s. per quarter t.ew subscriptions are now received doily. Bv order of the Dec2rIrd 1848 DANIEL ST0-NE.

Juu- Managing Director. ANCHESTER CHEMICAL SOCIETY VhL irno YZ iiJT1? -V. RT. Ti Wednesday evening, January 10, at seven clock, in the Lgfture 'J'heatre of the Alht! iinsam, and be continued on the sufecding Wednesdays, at tbe same hour. Admission to single leKnve, One Shilling; members to the AthenD3um, half-pi-ice.

RICHD. ASPDEN, Sec. HPHE POTfERSjSirGR.vrToirsOCIETV LALLOl WILL TAKE PLACE, at Free-trade Hall, Man-ohester, on ew Year's Day, 18t.5dMt to commence at four clock. Tea on the table at hair-pfeiro. Ball to commence at eight clock.

The Manchester Cornopean BrassBand areengaced for the occasion. Masters of tho afremonies, Mr. Henrv Bond Mr. George Burslem, and Mr. JJb.

Hewitt. Price of Tickets1 Gentlemen, -Is. 6d. Ladies, Is. maybe had at Mr.

Abel Heywoods, Oldham-street, or any of the Branches. For further particulars, see large bills and programmes. GRAND ATTRACTION DURING THE CHRISTMS HOLIDAYS! THE Celebrated CHINESE COLLECTION, from Hyde Park Corner, London. THE MOST POPULAR ATTRACTION OF THE DAY-And the only Exhibition of the kind in. Europe.

VISITED bt her MAJESTY Tin; QUEEN, PRINCE-ALBERT the ROYAL FAMILY, axd inx BRITISH COURT. There cannot be a more pleasuff exhibition for youth during the Guardian "It is alike interesting to the man of science, the merchant the philanthropist, and the Christian." Liverpool Mercury. is no exhibition in Europe can compare with it in oriental grandeur and beautiful arrangement." The Times. This extraordinary Collection forms A SUPERB REFER I Of the Peculiar Characteristics and 8.1AoL, LIFE 0F THE PEOPLE OF CHINA The Saloon is open daily at ten, and brilliantly iUitminated r- tt holiday week at dnsk. N-A A A I OF CHINA In attendance day and evening.

Lnnvalled Sax-Horn and Cornopean Baud. Admission, one shil ling; children under ten, h.df.price. Season Tickets five shillings each. THE ELECTORS OK TI-1V vtst RIDING OF YrilJIfCSHIIlw ri.i has terminated in favour of inv opponent. I should not do justice to my feelings, if 1 failed to express in the strongest language, the sentiments or gratitude and respect towards thoso electors, amounting to nearly 12,000, who have recorded thoir votes in my bohalf.

Ihey have been defeated, not by tho tories, but by a section of Snse Fusing peculiar attachment to tho I liberty, have thrown their weight into the scale of a candidate who avows his intention of refusing to Roman Catholics benefits. which ho is ready to bestow on Protestants e.XUlt carried reform and free trade-sooner than support a candidate who desired to develop both those have VS nt than the Bigotiy against Roman Catholics has boon attributed to me The same persons consider it venial in Mr. Denison cgisuvto' against Roman Catholic rights, and unpardonable in Sh Cuf inS Eardleyto controvert Roman Catholic tenets It is offence against chanty to debate the great glorious problems of sixteenth centary in the terneer and spirit of the nineteenth but it is comparatively innocent to conduct tho leeislntinn nf fv? nineteenth century after the of sixteenth! Such persons havnO? loarn the real value not only of religious hherty "I'Jiou itself. Tho man who 0: biSiig i'imself tovoteagai is it, ZSiZ Ilt slake' I'lio man who really 'S fi U-0VIL'' man for zeal, however apparenUy excessive, in the cause of truth. 1 ot a Yorkshireman.

A would adopt in the selection of a "rSd Paount ia 7- opposed to the connection of test is simniv every dissenter, lo avow such a course consistent in bSffiSfe llf'. repeatedly slated my which can never bo cons tbo retains its hold on tbo ufiY. lont' 'be establishment Through such excuses, ic'ifr, alluded to are afraid of the mfj ho evoked, and have made up hl-oh ihey. htlv0 progress. 1 to prefer finality to Let as hope that there are those in popiilai- cause too well not to roioin it lofo tlm thousand Yorkshiremen will hail tw A to0.JaJe.

Twelvo Let them only once and for a mtai fc' rGturn-of trying to govern Ireland by subsid ing heeT ,7 but twonty-six thousand Yorkshire electors nalauSon and that phalanx represents a corresponding SiTft1 coustituencies of this country. Let the trnst inl ho Let them do justice to their intelligence their cltums An English gratleman who confides in is co" tt-ymen need never be afraid of being supplanted bv rlnm Tho people will defer to him in matters of detail, ithev that he loves them and treats them with respect But of this the landed gentry in Yorkshire mav rest assurcd-ir the popular purty do not find leaders in theit-'ottr county th'l will seek them elsewhere. nicy Electors! you will pardon mo for dwelling so long on these particulars. of the election con an peculiar, and the times in which we livo are so critical, that I could not content mysoll' with a common place address of thanks I hope that your proceedings have contributed to the formation' previously commenced, of a groat National Libertv Party, and that even amongst the men who now hold the reins 'of government there will be some who will regard tho West Riding contest as replete both with instruction and warning. ratefaleto Him who has enabled me To so C.

so truth, and who now permits mo to return to a poacoful homo, I carry with mo the delightful conviction Ihat I havo formed friendships which will follow mo into private life, and that I possess the sympathy and regml of many who were this occasion, to refuse me their votes. remain, gentlemen your obedient and obliged servant, E. EAHDLEY laSzsj ILARGEMENT oi ttla MANCHESTER Pn tueXxeOB, Commit SemV UIe requestea to send in their Accounts forthwith, to XL 1 1 1 I' I 1 1 1 I Suni-ntowi. AofuWnTM-MTHIS AN, the Veiitrilonisftn MAO- B0LLjESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT. ANCHESTER ATHENyEUM SUB-soRTPTinNH x.

i wa- Uie 1st January. imHiif Mr. Bnrge, the librarian. uallx, by b- F- ROBINSON, Hon. Sec PRIZE PICTURES.

scribors of thatTie'hase the 3lsthdayUot' January next for the istribution of thcK whole ofwhiuh Otilloryo ArtsKitig-street, December 15, 1818. REFUGEANDlCHOOL 'The Deoemher 22nd, 1848. rnl -TiKl havB in further acknowledging the followiugDonuUous and New Subscriptions James Smith, Esq. late of Longsighter T. d' don.

5 0 0 David Esq. 3QgL Aoii. a 0 faamuel annual -1. I 0 v1 Chait-man of Committed; Joseph Adshead, -Esq. 45 George-street Mr.

John Taylor, Seorotary, 9, Ducie Place or at the Bank of Messrs. Jones, Loyd, and Co. ANCHESTER ROYAL IN- AliV TTtvl'lirn HOSPITAL, OR ASYLUM. GENERAL nUABTEn-T -V onomir December 21st, ton trustees. J.

C. HARTER, Esq. Chairman. licsolvea unanimously, That the resolutions and orders or tho last general quarterly board, and of tho subsequent weekly boards, except such as re-quire the sanction of the special general board of this day, bo now confirmed. Orilevpil That all bills, salaries, and wa im either of the hospi- ibis, ue pam Dy men- respective Hospital committee haying been submitted to the boar Resolved unanimously, That tho same be and are now SPECIAL GENERAL BOARD.

Resolved unanimously, That in lieu of tho words, not exceeding forty guineas per annum, in the uSth rule, the following words be substituted, viz. at such a salary and for such a term as may be determined upon by a meeting of the weekly board, the treasurers and deputy-treasurers being specially summoned for that purpose" J- HARTER, Chairman. Mr. Harter haying left taken by Thos. Townend, ,9: following resolution passed unanimously, viz.

J. hat the best thanks of this board ho given to J. C. Hurler F.sq, for ins attention to the business of the day, and for his unceasing erlorts to support the interest of these charities. THOS.

TOWNEND, Chairman. NOLO-1TALIAN RAILWAY COMPANY (late Italian and Austrian Railwnv Company). The Directors hereby gtvo notice to thoso ShaibokUj-s who" have not paid thecal of per share, due lStW AjTgjfast, or the first and second instalments on account thatfniimolv, the first instill, ment of five shillings per share, Jnefc August, ami the second Bft. November last, Jwi7 1tl, 20tb January next, the shares will be absolutely lorfeited. WILLIAM JACKSON, Chairman.

Anglo-Italian Railway Company's Ofiice, 2, New Broad-street, London, Mill December, 1WS. NDERSON SON, BOOKSELLERS, ST A request inspection of their stock of KING-STREET, COMMON PRAYERS, CHURCH SERVICES, CHRISTMAS BOOKS, JUVENILE WORKS. CASES. HOOKS. CKS, 1810, nnnva PTUItE PRINT'S.

FANCY STATIONERY. NOTR 'ERS, ENVELOPES, 01' EVEUY DESCRIPTION' No. 08, KING-STREET (opposite Jones, Loyd, 5c Banlt) Orders for periodicals respectfully requested. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE un'dersigned BENJAMIN II If AM, JL Tailor and Draper, of No.

01 King-street, Manchester, in the Lncael'! rt0 hereby give notice tliut I l.ovc, purchased of Mr. lhoriuts Inylor. ol No. Corporat-ion-strcoi, Matiehoster nS'S'cS" "Slit, JiUo. and interest in the SCARF WitAl'-1 EK VLSI registered by him on the 13th day of November last past, according to the provisions atjba act 0 and 7 Vic.

cap. 00 and numbered l.tilio, save and ojveojiyer fljjfollowiiig towns and cities, Li verpool Birmingliam, urnaffiieeds and do hereby declare my intention to institutadeffoceedings against any person or persons who, after Che ditto of this notice, shall malt'e or cause to be made, or sell or cause to be sold any infringement upon the said patent, granted under the title of Scarf Wrapper est. I also hereby give notice that the said Thomas Taylor did assume an original and descriptive title as tho trade mark whereby the said yest may be distinguished, that is to say, the scarf wrapper vest. And further, it is my intention to apply to tbe Hi-di court of Chancery for injunctions to restrain, and to employ all other legal moans to prevent unauthorised persons from up. 8Md lm(ie mark or term to other articles, or selling or ollenng for sale any vest, being an infringement of the said patent, ami by such acts tending to my injury and the deception of tne public.

BENJAMIN II YAM. ol, King-street, Manchester. The said SCARF WRAPPER VEST will bo ready for public i illJi junuajy next. RYCLOUGH, SHAW, AND ROCHDALE 13 ucrenv given, that the General ANNUAL MEETING of the Trustees and Cum! eecuuon an act ot parliament, made and passed in the seventh year of tho reign of his late majesty, King William tho Fourth, intituled, "An act for iin-proving and maintaining tho road from Drvclough, through Shaw Now Hey, and Milnrovr.to Rochdale and otherroaiis in the county of Lancaster, will be held at the house of Mr. John Savage the Queens Head Inn, at Shaw, within Crompton, in tho county of Lancaster, on Friday tho fifth day of January next, at ten o'clock in the ioronoou, for tho purpose of auditing the accounts of the satd trustees, and of their treasuroivaml clorlt, and reporting the state of the roads under their care aStfjSnrflntendence at which time and place the adjourned meoUrfyff the said trustees will alobeheldlortUofurthorevertirfioeaidaot.

And notice is hereby further given, that at the saiffe meeting, the tolls arising and to bo collected at the several toll gates erected upon the said ronds, called or known by tho several names of the Honhouso Gate, the Cowhshaw Lane Gate, the Beal Hey Gate, the New Hey Gate, the on-bold Gate, the Fir Grove Gate, the Cromnton Fold Galo, the Burn Goto, tho Chaddorton Gate, and the Ton go Lane pate will he put up to be LET BY AUCTION to the highest oiliest bidder, for the term of one year from tho twenty-eighth day of I ebrtlary next, tbo maimer directed by the acts passed in tbe third and fourth years of the reign of his late majesty King George thol-ourth, for regulating turnpike roads, either altogether in one lot, or separately, or in several lots, and at such sum or sums as the trustees shall think fit and determine upon and the best bidders must at the same time come prepared with and pro- uiu ot ine satu trustees, tor ttto payment of the respective rents at such times and in such proportions as the said trustees may direct, and as will bo speci-tied the conditions of lotting. Dated this fifteenth day of December, in tho year or our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight. JOHN MILNE, Clerk to tho said Trustees. 0 THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF HOt.TlVM iuj iriionueri retirement nt JJr. Jiowring from the representation of your borough, the encouragement I have received from many of those standing ri jiu lut.

vwi aLiiying re solution which a nuinorons portion of vour highly intelligent constituency were lust evening pleased to adopt iu my favour, give mo hopes that I shall not bo an unacceptable candidate for tne distinguished honour of representing your borough in parlia- Under those improssions, I hesitate not to place myself unreservedly in your hands, believing that I shall reoeivo that consideration and support from all classes, which an honest doter. mination to follow an independent course, irrespective of creed or party, is calculated to ensure. I have only little parliamentary experience to which to refer, nor can I oiler yon tho high litorotjpttiinasuits of your present liberal memuor if, however, an honour zeuin your service, industry and application in the pmJioTif your local requirements, and an earnest desire interests of the country, he any equivalents, I can promise these shall over bo at your command. I trust, too, that a long course of mercantile experience, and some knowledge of municipal nnd paroohial affairs, will not render me loss aoceptablo or less useful to your B1-" iiiBimiuviui nig uuiUlllUIlliy. My political creed may be summed up in a few words.

I believe that tho safety of our institutions Bhould be based upon tho affections of our people, and that a return to thoso constitutional rights of which time, apathy, and misrule have been permitted to deprive us, is the only means calculated to give stability to the throne, and peace and contentment to tho people. I would seek to attain those objects by loyal, peaceful, and constitutional moans; by progressive rathor than by impulsive chengos. I consider a hottso of commons faithfully representing the great majority of tho people, is iudispensible, and to render such house of commons tho just reflex of tho publio mind, it is necessary that every male rosidont of full ago, iu the occupation of premises ratod to tho relief of tho poor, should bo entitlod to a vote at each parliamentary olectiou that such vote should bo taken by ballot: that the duration of parliaments should be limited to throo years: and that a more en.ua system of electoral districts, based on popu. lation and property, should bo established throughoutthe kingdom. Such onactmonts, carried into practical operation, would, I tun persuaded, remove much of that spirit of discontent which tho limited character of the present franchise has rendered so fearful, would sustain tho voter in tho duo exercise of his rights, give to numbers, property, and intelligence, their full share in the representation, and do much to increase that conddonco which should over exist between constituencies and thoir representatives.

Whilst I repudiate fluality," I am persuaded the measures I propose are calculated to give a now, healthy, and enduring tone to the institutions of em- country, and to increase the means and tho happiness of the people. I am persuaded that the removal of abuses, the reduction and equalisation of taxation, tho extension of education, tho abandonment of class legislation, and the removal of every unnecessary restriction on the commerce and industry of the country, would be the result of full representation of tbopeople. I am satisfied that most important reductions may safely be effected iu tho national expenditure, tho burthens of tho people bo materially lightened, and a now and vigorous impulse be given vi1.8 caPital and industry of tho country. '11' such views I am willing to become one of those organs by wiuch the opinions of tho middle classes of this country may be "uo in the councils of the nation, and I would impress upon that class that theirs is a delegated trust, for tho honest exet ciso of which there is a deep moral obligation. lareo into th permit me to enter more at TtSA.

to go there free to -1 idoubt uot wouW ljwii.imim niif.Hi.innR nr T.nft fi rv. uui. j. luuitiiu tn nViiiovo "llli i doubt not you would tiesire me by pledges of any inde0f ent judgment, unfettered 'plj nonsible of the unsolicited and 1 1 em V''bic1' Ijave boon pleased to honour ionium, gentlemen, your vory obedient eorvnnt Bolton, December 20th, IHe. JSHUA LMSLEY.

CONCERTS for tl itunuii No. lufTnlSW UOURE1 scan REMOVAL. MR. TiTOMAS GREENWOOD, Surveyor, Acoountantn(JudueBfc, has REMOVED his OFFICES from Cross-street, Aing-street, to his dwelling Ot (CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. DE LA RUE'S PLAYTNJG fiATlDR.

3n. 9a MA OfSTft-On nn.l "Ja Alon a large stock of with coloured backs, restored equal to new. I. SBTMONS; 9, St. Ann's Saaare, agent for Brabant's Patent Pantoscopic Spectacles.

LESSER, .51, 53, ancU57, Cross-street, a King-street, lias constantinJfand, fresh, a Supply of London Native OYSTERS, in bai-uffipoWous sizes, Brunswick and Frankfort SAUSAGES of th8fst futility. N.B. Cotfeo, Tea, and Sandwiches at all hours of the day. milE EXCHANGE ITT iRY ESTABLISH- JL MENT is one of the Best Sf in England. A.

lient, pitun, uut really Good RAZOR HENRY AITKEN. DnriK pi AVd rlnnrn frnm street corner. Razors ground andsej iv (rnrefiil wovlcnifin. iiuaui-h at, wnoiesate price for exportntion. CJ KATES! SKATE SI.

SKATES KJ oxford, Cambridge, London- eJfib Iflinimi'tfli Aiiin nil ouijco mm Miiis, may ue nauol tli the Exnliimtifi uwcij uuu two doors from SkateB mode to order, and Old Skates Ground and Hepaired. COMMERCIAL' SCHOOL VJ PENS. Twelve tuX-ls. SSi SLIPS8Jetent sorts. COPY BOOKS, with printed T.beads SGdittitsft-ts.

S.tjoner, i ii mi juuii EITNG-HOUSE, in full business; a rai-o opportunity for a oafifrooimlo witbn.it bronoe. Satisfaotoi7 reasons oaybe given by the proprietor for declining the business. For nrfrticulars apply to W. II. 32, Canning PJace, Liverpool.

ilg-cc OURNING WAREHOUSE, 71, "I'm vBuuit, jliiu ivtrinuil-lllffPnrlinTt nf tlin RTOfr o. SflAWLsTMANTLES, "wiil now be offered at reduction of 3foi- cent, to effect a clearance. Mourning Millinery etiuflly cheap. J. BEDDOE, Proprietor.

PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES, in Colours, (under letters patent), with additional improvements itist introduced and vastly superior tlhraft-fijaguerreotype portraits, may be had daily, at the Gallery, BficJrfnBe Arcade, Manchester! J.he licentiate for this city hasCadwotTty-five years' previous practice as an adviurfago to sitters, as, in nine cases out of ten, daguerreotype piKturcs are taken and coloured by persons totally unacquainted with, art. Sunshine not essential. EMOVAL. FREDERICK WROE, PIANO DALTON.HTREET (THREE DOORS FROM DEANSGATEl, removed from Hack T. WltOE takes this opportunity of returning his grateful thanks to his numerous Friends, ferjheiivgry liberal patronage bestowed on htm during the last flftePi yMfs, and begs to inform them that he has REMOVED to ncXiodPouslSl No.

and 7, JODN DALTON-siftllfefy and he hopes, By tin! remitting exertion ond perseveKnce in the same liberal system of business, to merit a continupfice of their patronage and support Grand cabinet, semi-cobinet, coltage, piccolo, and square piano lortes, by all the most esteemed makers, new anil second-hand. Superior instruments lent out on hire. A large discount allowed on all new music us soon ns published. An extensive collection, at one-half tho usual pi-ice. Now music received from Loudon twice the week.

Military and amateur bands completely furnished. Flutes violins, violoncellos, guitars, and every description of wood and brass instruments, at very reduced prices. Ready for Delivery, THE PATENT JOURNAL ALMANACKFOR 18411, beautifully illustrated, with Twenty Engravings of the most modern and scientific inventions, A r- CONTAINING: A List of Patents for the past year; interesting Tables and Calculations, winch appear in no other work together with all the information necessary for tbe Counting-house. Printed on tho best paper, 33 inches by 24. pariral possible soliPto, give their orders as Tlie'Patent Office, lT.Cross-Btreet, TI1, PATENT ODRNAL, price 6d.

stamped, 7d. published every Friday, time for the evening mails, contains: The Specifications of all New Patents and Registrations, and Lists ot Patents granted and expired. Tbe subscription, paid in advance.for the stamped edition, sent post free 1 5 0 for the year. 0 13 0 half year. Office, 80, Chancery Lane, London and 17, CROSS-STREET, MANCHESTER.

T- S. BROWN-, Agent. OYAL HOWOIU'S ATT TUBE. -THE Tin. rifrtr i-.

7" yuuuuiuw lii nuiALii. ueneve eoyalty: Wo lmiioTO i from the celebrated China tea merohant, since called' Ihe Royal Howctua Mixture, is the onlv ton. t.imt lmi selected by royalty on occouut of its superior quality. Orders may have been given to tradesmen to supply teas for royal use but 111 this instnnnn nlnno 1ms 11 un aiiLV. urnprs or royal use; ordered from its peculiar excellence.

If other evidence were needed of this fact, tbo numerous attempts at imitation may be cited proof of our assertion and purcWsera cannot be too particular in observing that a copyjsfUte mt royal order for this tea is on every genuine package. AltESfoh jciiunot be sold for less than (is. per pound, from its gret sSwligth and flavour, it is cheaper al that price than any yotfofrered to public notice. PIDDING other TES consist of The original mixture of 40ire Black Teas, at Ss. Od.

per pound, inferior only to The Royal Howqua's Mixture and Howqua's email Leaf Gunpowder, reduced to Ss. per pound. Messrs. DARBYSHIRE CO. Confectioners, Market-street, Sole Agents Manchester.

Rochdale: Mr. James Booth, chemist, 150, Yorkshire-street: Warrington: Mr. J. Pickton, chemist, 7, Horse Market-street; IJuruley Mr. Lbomas Sutcliffe.

bookseller, 20, St. James Burv jWr. IV. Wat-hurst, chemist. 38, Fleet-street Bolton: Mr.

J. Ogle bookseller. Market-street; Blackburn: Mr. J. Carlisle, fruiterer, Waterloo Buildings Bradford Mr.

Joseph Brvar, general agent, 10, Noi-thvop Squr.re, Westgate; Halifax: Mr. J. W. Foster, draper; Macclesfield Mr. G.

Wilkinson, chemist, Market Place PrnRtnn Mr Clarwan iiauciyiiLo; uiuucester: ami-. George lbomas, halter, High-street. ii nnuei mi miiiuion to income is derivable from the agencv for these tens Aililvaoo TJinTllvi-i s. or, j. v.

jiuuui. iiuu, DOlOUItll. Loudon. There is no captain of the same name in the firm. HIMNEY GLASS FRAMES, of New ftn1 Khcrnvtt Tinahmo wtsnni VSi 1 vu.uuuoi?,iigwonii elegant 111 design, finished 111 gold, grained oak, white and gold, and various other taucy styles.

CONSOLE and PIER TABLES, Hall ditto, finished in gold, oak, or rosewood, with elegant Marble Slabs. FIRE SCREENS FOR LADIES' Needle Work, finished in any mode required, and manufactured on the patent qttaquaversal principle, which enables them to be used as ornamental tables as well ns screens. FKAMES' in vuriou9 designs, for oil paintings, portraits, Several new and neat designs in tho "Inproved Papier Macbe" I'l-ames, grained oak or finished in gold, at verjyoiodemte prices, suitable for engravings, drawings, JT The PATENT FKAMES MANUFACTURE by MACHINERY are new brought to great perfeotionflafiitfjiay be had any width and various patterns, either fmishedifi aud gold, or ebony and gold. CEILING ORNAMENTS, in grsrft variety, suitable for suspend, tug chandeliers lrom, and actiniras ventilators, being both useful and decorative. BRACKETS for Timepieces, Busts, or Statues.

TOILEI GLASS, CHEVAL DITTO, in solid Spanish mahogany, SnSnttl'jolnt. 6l'eeD "Ul 80ld' the new Pntun' DESIGNS for tho DECORATION of HALL CEILINGS Drawing and Dining-room ditto. Orders can bo executed for wlUl the 8''ef8t despatch, and at lower pneos than is usually charged for plaster work of this character. Gentlemen resident the country could have their mansions or dwellings decorated tho "Improved Papier Mnche," without tbo annoyance ot workmen on their premises, as the work iB nre-pared and rondy for fixing before tho workmen enter the house a tew coys being then sufficient for the completion or any ordinary lgU8 an1 eslil)lnt08 Biven or sent to any part of Design Boo of the Papier Machc Frames and Fire Screens forwarded 011 tho receipt of six postage stumps. A largo quarto volume of all tho Papier Mache enrichments is now published J3110Q tit 1 9 TTia 1....

1 iouuoitniU'S 01 ancbe8ter and tho surrounding district, are respectfully invited to visit the PAPIFI) MACHE' ESTABLISHMENT, JOHN ALTON STREET where one and all of the above articles, in innumerable variety' aro constantly on view. Orders will be executed with the greatest promptitude, iu tho very host stylo of workmanship, and economical prices. w- GREGG, Proprietor, John Dalton-street. ClAVTNa OF "tiTTTTT. -TESTIMONIAL IN KJ FAVOUR OF GREEN TTITCr irnnvmirinii i c- Providence Mills, Bradford, 13th Nov.

1847. Sir, The 'Fuel Economizer' which yon fixed to my two twenty-horse boilers has been in operation nearly twelve months, aud fully answers all my expectations. I can readily subscribe ni'ii 7inX toym' statement of Facts and espe- mt onc-thirdta one- fourth of the fuel is effected. vi "DANIEL ILLINGWORTH Edward Green, engineer, Wakefield." Facts and Arguments in favour of Green's Patent Fuel ECONOMIZKK AND STEAM GeNKRATOK. bnt never less ih one-fourth of 2nd.

A thirty-horse boiler with the economizer will generate more steam than a forty-horse boiler withoutJt. BenMMe consumed "StfhfV? montn. boilers without the 10 awt. per hour fortwenty- in rhereaV'sttVae boaJ lloinS same work, WItH.the ecjinomi attached, only consnmed seven cwt. per hour, thus V.i,.

or 30 per cent. This econtsftizerhas boon regularly at work for Jiw Ve producing invariably the same results. 4tn. Ihe wear aud tear" of the boiler, and the labour of tho s.i1""? r01'u06d proportion to the quantity of fuel saved. i being fed with boiling water, the steam is generated and kept up at a more uniform pressure, thereby causing tlie engine to run with greater regularity.

6th, The water in passing through tho apparatus is partially nitered, consequently tho steam is purer, less injurious to the packing and cylinder, and effects a considerable saving of power and tallow. 7th. The apparatus will last longer and require less repairing than the boiler, and can be attached to old boilers without stopnine tbe works. 11 Ait, -i-t. ii ui oi ii ii ii ib roauceti uot only in proportion to the amount of ooal saved, but in consequence of considerable quantity of soot snnts, or fine cinders being collected, and which can be applied to useful purposes.

I0U Ot.h. Tiin nf l.a nr.r.n, 1. SO tc 10C I per7eni; as maT'be' eValue of" WUT iwiu uuuura ae(i t10 Orinrv wnv i then resort's to the fnjiStfaJ of ZttiSf off theTeed water. The water in the boiler soon gets below the Tton of tho flties, when.the fire plays upon the nnprrteoted pTales, the rivets i a1 leaky, and the boiler soon wearB out: wncieua 03 tne use of tbo "economizer" boilinor water is nn app1y t0 the Pttlento Phavix Foundry, we to vi "DREPARATORY srnrc MT HOLTHAM hopes to welcome 3owtlon. MISS Pupils, after the present Tif RS.

J. BARROW annoy tt. J- J.v JL YoungLadies, at Newton-le-Willoivafwilwfe RE-OPENED ontlvB-24th of January, 1849. Newton leVillas, December IRth 1848 nfiHE ASHTON CROSS RAMMAR and JL COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, on the 15th January. fs aud full particulars win hhiii un application.

1f ANCHESTEI SCHOOL OF XJJL DESIGN. fenrrnnr ia CLOSED for the hojjJS, and will RE-OPEN on Tuesday morni January 0. KICHD. ASPDEN, Sec DAY SCHOOL, connection with TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, NylOnfege-street Strange-ways Mr. R.

Y. MULLEN, MastoiT next quarter will commence on the 3rd of January. PJbsjfetinTes of terras may be had at tho school, and from 97 Gait and Co. Ducie Plaoe KxcbnnfTfi Mnnnhoolnr Tlar.aml,i. on IQio A Manor HYmsn.

TCivliv StPnlin a ihllait 71 "i us? essions or naaea. atiM Mr'nimmi. f'-. 1 i "lD jAF: ISi- vuouuons. xroB-r nny.iie aaroiTD-r WILLIAMSON, at.

Mossi-s. Scan- and Ann's Square; and of Mr. A. Meeson. stationer.

I iT ummyr. jcxercise lioolt and th Sn TDB furm- Edition." Price '3s. 6d. London Simpkiu, Marshail, and Co. Gait, Manchester.

REYNOLDS begs to announce, that his' will be RE-OPENED on the 16 '3, twenty to twenty-lour guineas per to clerev-inen and persons of high respectability. Tlie pupils are treated in everfespcet as members of the lannly, and the greatest attention is paid to their religious, moral. and intellectual training. Omnibuses to and from Manchester pass the house daily. -uenneiu Mouse, Buoklow Hill, near Knutsford, Cheshire.

LASGOW NORMAL SEMINARY- otuuMiu may ne rJWKOLLEDJmaifig tlie month of December. Young men of piety and resjfeSfgle attainments are a ways demand both for England anAa'nd, and find auh being prepareS5o5iict the training-system. A testimonial of characterOS reTprired from tbe applicant minister, previous to undergoing the usual examination. Minimum course of training, twelve months. Fee ns usual Three December, 1S4S.

UA 8, Honorary Secre.a,-y. RS. HO WART begs to inform her Friends iLULiiijioiijainiaiv teta. he terms are medium, and prospectuses, with references, will be lOrwfirdPll Oil ftnnln'rilifin Mrs Howort has a PREPARATOlSjtSS for LITTLE GI RLS under ten years of oge, for wtinT tWterms are eighteen guineas per annum. They have agtmynts separate fr the elder pupils, enjoy the comforts BuSmany of the indulgences of home, with the advantage of talented arid, judicious English and governesses, under Mrs.

Howarth'simmediatesupervision. A oung Lady is required as Half boarder. Fulford, York, December, 18IS. A MEDICAL MAN (a Unitarian) means to devote himself to teac-hintr. nrwl nmnncoG the first instnnn lor uay I'upUB only), after tne Chris Linn.

T)m uuuiat! ui luauucuon win include tJfe ol fa. Ffpnoli an1 rami, J. gush composition, arithn 11(1 the lliL'lipr nifitlio- iDfitioB, with the laws of heflJthtJie naturul ohilosonhv nml Kc.ipno.t. nWTniia A SPECIAL CLASS will also beformedTorpraciical inslruction I.lin PlPnintQ nt liQivnotwTi leims: lor the general instruction of pupils nndertwelve years for pupils above that age, 30 Fordetails address HENRY MORLEY, ifadeley, Shropshii WEST BROMWICH HEATH ACADEMY (NEAR BIRMINGHAJf), established upwards of sixty by ANTHONY HENRY WILKINSON, Mem-ber of the College of Preceptors, laje Second Master of the Leicester Collegiate School; and this Establishment the FunduinVtaSincinle8" of a Good ENGLISH and COMOTRCIAL either bmed with sound Classical Insttiorw'br are taught separately, according to tbe wish of the pareniC An experienced Civii. Engineer attends weekly to give ijfilructions in scale drawing without ex traebarge to drawingpuptls.

Prospectuses, conuining terms, which are graduated and moderate, mav be procured at the school or forwarded by Vocation will terminate on the 18th of January, 1819. MR. GURNEY'S EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT Mr. GURNEY respectfully announces that, during tho Christmas vacation he will REMOVE Elizabethan Mansion, liOliOUGHBRIDGE HALL, Yorkshire. The gardens, orchards lawns, plantations, pleasure gromidsjnd njay groundsare nearly 20 acres in extent.

The salubrity lulfaeiMrtv nf ti, novXi li wSSite- A wrlishi: pupils.durl:- ojiis BWartatboronh-ia first.rate, educationvinclutling The Fnich and German, a I'i i ordinary school business niocin i i. 1.1 taught by a resident Tho nrni'p irn vni m-nnt i i n.T railwauinlS on dom, and the station is five minutes' walk from the gate. Application to be made to Mr. Guruey, Boroughbridge Hall or, till tjih January, 1SP.I, at Soulliport. aau, BRIGHTON SCHOOL- Director and Resident Biblical Tutor: ir.v.

itursltl WLMKll. Lecturer upon the Grerk and Roman Clashes aud Antiquities Hebrew and German Lecturerupon tlwluaiiJs, Chemistry: Kev. JOHN MHE ASIiBY, B. A. F.

A Classical Master Mr. WILLIAM OLDING' French Masler-M. LOUIS DIRE ip, M.A. Resident Drawing and Writing MasterMr. LET Assistant Resident Master Mr.

LOWE' Corresponding Secretary Mr, EDWARD BALDWIN. Impressed with a deep sense of the responsibility involved in mist 'mporlant "nd-ei-taking, the conductors of hLm School desire. explicitly to state, that their chief object, and that to which their earueatyfot wi 1 be devoted is TJhe vh" a sou, and coS plete refere6tj(f utility of its dist uctWe branches; and complete, as regttft adaptation of he entire Tl6? t0 'Ivticubrofessiou or bnsinesi to which tiwidicu. a Mir cnueavour will he nnf no'vSri nrv Sall li sTa of the future man. cuaracter ami usefulness The course of instruction comprises reading, writing Enub'sb grammar, literature, and composition "and cf-eek classics, and composition; French, German, and Hebrew arfth PlilIo-opliV, goegiphy modei science chemistry" naturalVTguig 'Skeegf Board and education in Director's pupils per annum.

I hese terms are payable quarterly iu advance. They include sea pew Y0nnrriVnilMnm.nl i. 7 iiit mi mo universities may ai-rana-e with the lecturers and director. ipus received trom the age of five years Parade 1ises 6it'Iato N- Grand pre-eminently adapted for the purpose. vuciiuunt, wm not exceed two months in the year.

Birmingham Blackheath. Brecon Brighton ji ces Rev. John Angell James. Leader Stevenson, Esq. Evan Davies, A.M.

Rev. Alexander J. Rosa. Rev. Joseph Sorlaiu, A.B.

Rev. John Morrison, D.D. Rev. Edward Rev. J.

C. Harrison. Rev. John Harris, D.D. College Brompton uamuorwell Camden Town Cheshunt "ev.

fhilip Smith, B.A. Clupham Common J. T. Belts, Esq. josian uonder, Esq.

William Edgar, Esq. Rev. James Hill. J. G.

Staplelon, Esq. Stephen Williams, Henry Rutt, Esq. Rev. T. W.

Davids. Rev. H. F. Burder, D.D.

Rev. Josiah Viney. Rev. John Reynolds. Hev.

J. H. Evans, M.A. Eueuezer Henderson, D.D. William Smith, LL.D.

Eev. J. Pye Smith, D.D. College. Clapton Colchester Hackney Hals'tead Hampstead.

Highbury Homerton LambeEh Lewes Leyton Liverpool London iCT. J.11UIIUIU l.I. monies JJioker.Esq, g-M-Robison, Esq. Etloe House. Rev.

Thos. Raffles, LL.D. IHVV n0bort.7Uii8liBV,,;- KegenfsPark. K-gnnett, Esq. M.D.

Fiusbury Place. John 1. Church, Esq. Bedford How. Rev.

John Campbell.D.D. Tabernacle House Henry Christy, Esq. Gracechurch-street. Bank of England. AkrjHanfcey.Esq.

Fenchurch-ftreet "i "ij, aiiK ot nKiand, hbv. .1. Miimi. n.in John Morley, Esq. Samuel Morlev, Esq.

Rev. Caleb Morris James Nisbet, Esq. Stephen Olding, Esq. John Dean Paul, Esq. Henry Roberts, Esq.

Rev. James Sherman Ebenezer Smith, Esq. Henry Sturt, Esq. Rev. Arthur Tidman.

Joseph Tritton, Esq. Willinm fc. 1 Gre3ham-sti-eet. Claremont Sqnare, Berners-street, Clement's Lane. Strand.

Brunswick Square Surrey Parsonage. Bilhter Square. Wood-street. Pinsbury Square. Lomhard-streeu uoit Court.

Plaistow Reading Romsey Totteridge Tulse Hill Walworth Wandsworth W.W. Morley, Esq'. J. R. Beddome, Esq.

M.D. Join Hey Puget, Esq. Rev. John Bunter. Rev.

George Clavton. Rev. J. E. Richards.

worthing bor Prospectuses apply to the Director, Brighton. iiev. jonn Clayton. mm? TrTTTm each Department will TC1S Studies oommeuce on Thnrsdav rffo7 Lectres and assemble on Tuesday, JanuMv89' The PP ensuing session mpst termSfln1 8ements for the 0 OR. Samuei.

Barkek, Hemel' StP return poet free, his receiTe kJ miuOTB, Dumono, ror "a and an nnfui inn in anliu- corn ond -hnnW -air. Urreen. Colr.hnt.. A VArotiiligSffi Te every article may be YEAST may "wico a weel by. nt T1P.AV1T l3r0 would be tirefo i tuuuojme RnnA -Oram on APPRENTICE one r- li '-r: "'ubo iuBirani, wnon mil parttoalors returns her sincere thanks to the nues to PURCHASE nd attend upon them r-' TOlii0i? ooSriU-1ffi attended to.

tadetal'qiothea EstSblishment, 30, Oak-street, 0ANARIES. MR. FREDERIC aa MwlS.Ti'i"1 announcing to the GeDtry HUflDRED GERMAN CANM nightingale song, with bight, different ch rtoUers0 hZelftha "i6 fnd MRnuJE1REP0NT' Surg-oon-Dentist, No. 18, Oldham-slreot, informs his i'riends and the P.ii.lin generally, that his HOURS of CONSUMPTION are from 10 a cdnShim0 attelr To consult him at then- own roBideifcef. Rlr.

P. also besrs to call TetVand' gLs S.Sr11""6' the I recommea witl TPIIE PRETTIEST AND MOST APPRO- cohnleis'mm IfSfl -an 1)6 t0 "ewly-married couple, is one of SHAW'S registerelTlMKPIECES. which from their uni(1ue ami novel descript(Cijonjunc i on th their assured accuracy of performance, fflrnXfilir to give universal fho'limite ftSSZS wiU come wft in HMW SHA SS oanon-e. A- post-cflice order for 20s. to HfcNllY SHAW, timepiece manufacturer, Factory, 0, South Place Iinsbm-y, London, will ensure one the following day.

TTEW DECIMAL PALM CANDLES, old. -H, to tho candks, though ugly, burn well and without guttering. They are admubl-adopted for al who require one which omits a great ligbif-fS artisans, turners metal, sempstresses, tailors, shoemtffcs, tbo windmvs of "nil shops, and for persons of weak tho light is of primary "Po'lance, these candles nre incom- wiwi fViprt 0" 8flmal P'm eandle gives tbe light of three ordinary candles. Sold by grocers, candle dealers, and oilmen, vUltioJal Co' (tbe patentee), Sutton-streee'i; MANCHESTER OPTICAL ESTABLISHMENT A UNDERHILL, Rule Maker and EUotrical Machines, Oalvanic Batteries, Ho -would also Stock of Spectacles Eye and 1 Opei a Glasses, which are all of the best manufacture. Bi-i" ziiian Pebbles of the host quulity.

LANTERNS ON SALE OR HIRE HOMEOPATHIC COCOA. This delicious Prepared by H. TURNER, Hommonathio Chemist ll 'rt Koyal Inlirmary), and so'ld nt his HtaSelPlace? erceTdoSSAOT eei. -i, upper osrooK-streot; Muibi)A-hemiat, 27, Buiy Now clnt0 151 St'-fSraN Road Gillett clremist, Crescent, Salford Howorth, chemist, 2, Bridge-street: Holy S- l1 a rd Hamilton, tea dealer, Bolton Booth chemist, Rochdale Loach, chemist, Ashton aid Hey wood grocer OHOCOLATE. WESTON'S PURE CHOCO-i LATE delicious artjole will be found muoh-supenot- to any other Cocoa or Chocoltfte.

It is very carefully, and peculiarly prepared, and is liieitfmended by tho faculty 'iiVT-WC v. iHWWBMiuniwaoiy otiapted for mmieuester J.George La French, chemist, Cheapside, Bolton H. and J. Watorhouse, chemists, IBtamford-street, Ashton AM fe- i Tf' P1'1C0 Wieau; AV'- H- Walkel'' ehciiiist; P.HKTEl'TAT A II MLMir tt n.n 1T. TglCHARD MOSLEY CO, feci highly m-ati-ii Zrmt Patronaragfa(wed on their now-celebrated GOLD PENS, and beg tcSecomiend them as useful and elegant presents.

Likewise theiJJL15 and SILVE CASES with Ever-Pointed Pencil and Pen; oiVyarious putterns, and of tho best quality only. Observo the nate on every genuine article Sold by all stationers, jewellers, Mannfacton-, 8, Hatton Garden, London. STIVENS'S ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER WINE, PATRONISED BY ROYALTY. The superiority and increased demand of STIVENS'S ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER WINE has called forth a host of imitations. This wine has met the approval of tho faculty, whoiwSJfonrico it tbo best British Cordial extant.

It is prepareVflDf ingredients in the tiu-uuaailij LO uieveUL disappointment. 1 uosorve tne name, ohn Stivens Co." over tho neck of each larabury.i.onaon; DuUe-stroet nnd Henry-street. Liverpool and mnvlinlinrl nil vnonontaliln iRAi.ni. 1 thi-nmiimTit ti 1 11 xy mwn aDacoumy niuiijr ui tueu- riiuoy wines ore vorv 'una Liiuii mm me cost, WH. BHANOKiSK, CO.

Coal, Ominel, mid Orrsll Colliery, near Wigun nud 77, Old Hall-street, Livornool. i'neca or Voal and Coke in Manchester? Pest KhiL' Cmi'l. Ditto Orrell Second Best ditto Best Smiths' ditto Smiths' Slack Largo Oannel Rmtill liflrt er cwt, dolivorod. Superior Foundry Coke. initio onntus or sotiuo.

orders punctually attended to. J. C.HEAVISIDE, Agent. Residence, 17, Groat Cbeetliam'street, Higher Broughton. PATENT GALVANIC PENS.

ICHARD MOSLEY CO. with pleasure and tiiniuiiuut; iiiiuiiiui auii liiiu ii urn nn in tnnir PATENT GALVANIC STEEL PhjNS. Perhaps there never was enbtrivnncH hnspil nn nnttivfil lni ml.rj.r. i-l, i 111 1 1 'iicuilB IUB HU UU nary: stool pen answers for general jmrpokps at first extremely well, but it is subject to corrosion mifijM, which eats away tho ti, tia ,11 1.1115, UMUKOllIll 111-L11! P. 1 IIP 111-1 1 ''eniioinig it useless is nt once prevented a Sinai; unr oi zmc piaceit parallel witn tbo slit, which on the u.uuHuiinuii ui uiu iuk pi uuuu ti tjaivuuic uciioii mat lutogether counteracts oxidation of the steel, and at the same time serves as reeorvoir, holding at least throe times the usual quantity of ink and nllowingit to flow freely ns roiiuirod.

Thn anionHiin and allowing it to flow freely ns required. Tho scientific world ,,11111, uiu iiiiuuipio upon wnicn tnoy act, and llluant Mostey ana uo, navn no doubt, from the cheapness and utility, that thoy will iu timo supersede the ordinary pen. Sold aU booksellers, stationers, tbrotieborit the hnlai'lnoa TInMAii lon S. BENSON'S 4. lfla.

GOLD WATnnpc 9 luu aiuiiu iiiuvniiiKii.a, in silver OBBCS, at i2 10s at his manufactory, 03, COHNHILL, three doors from Bishens-giltfl-slreot. S. S. BENSON begs resMfctfully to inform tbe public, watcues are marked the lowest possible price, no wafck shall bo put into tho hands his customers unless it is inMnjrnispect such as can be recommended. A largo and bettifustock can bo seloctod from movements, four holes jewelled, rich gold dials evory improvement.

A written warranty for two years and sent post free upon receipt of post-office or banker's order A splendid stock of fine gold chains at their weight for sovereigns N.B., Tho lnrga profits usually charged upon wntohes have induced proprietor to manufacture the whole of his stock, and tlie great quantity sold ennbleB him to make them at the above low prioes. A discount of five per cent allowed where two or more watches are Cornhill, London. TyOVEETY IN BREAKFAST Several PATENT SEAMLESS TEA and OOPVPF SERVICES having at length been oomploted slyie, torn severely plain to tho gorgeously ornamented, olectron'lated bv the pntont procoss of Messrs. -Elkington and Co. and finished with greatest care and dohcacy, are now)ffered for sale at prices much under -half what would haveifea demanded but ft -the silvai- -yZ-p are as tnjrame Antique Tea and Coffee Set, 017 Ai-abesquo ditto ditto 8 17 Buoolenoh, chased ditto ditto 917 Ditto, plain ditto ditto 0 Ditto, Louis Qiiatorze ditto 5 N.B.

Toapots about 42s. Coffee Pots, 58s. each, of the '8 17s UIHU1B BUUlO prOpOl'IIOn. DotaRdd catalogues, with engravings, ns well as of evory ironmouuerv article, sent (per post) free. WILLIAM S.

BURTON'S (late Rippon and Burton's) Stock of General Furnishinir Ironmoncerv is litei-nllv tlm world. Purchasers are invited to call and inspect it. 39 Oxford street, and No. 1, Newman-street (corner of Newmau-strenfl" London. Established in Wnlln.stri.nt..

lfn. oueolJ. Ti -rt ott nncn tr i i -r- JOHN GOSNELI. Unequalled COLD CREAM, delightfully scented with the Otto of Roses pricoils. per pot.

JOHN GOSNELL ALMOND PASTE, for softening beautifying, and preserving the skin, price Is. (id. per not JOHN GOSNELL PATEK NAPLES CREAM ex. traoted.from rare Exotics a most vffuable and fashionable-' oo's metio, prioo is. per bottle.

2. JOHN. GOSNELL ML On ROSES, for the com pl.exion,.prioe-Is;!s. Bd. and 2s.Jflfj5ehffitle.

ior-rl UUUUA NUT OIL is admirably, adapted for rendering tho skin beantifullv and. white, romnvinn nnu iinnlnnsnnh i-Ritnnca J. hands froni Independently of its powerful emol-lienyproperties, this soap, which has. long been exclusively used the most, distinguished families, is much admired for its agreeable perfume. Price Is.

per square, or in packets of si-c squares 5s. alA i-nniomiiiwrtninn OC KiKf. a OUAf TABLETS recommended for family uso. Four tablets for one sbillhxr Tlm-nlinira .11 i tv degree, tho of rendering red or chapped hands soft and delicately 1 1 J.T"''": J. I'tiumimi anu druggists, See.

throtigfionttho kingdom; nnd wholesale unci for exportation bv JOHN-GOSNELL CO. Manufacturers of Pei-fiXry" Fancy and Brushes of eyei-y desoi-iption London and Liverpool Whojesole Branch Establisluaent, 18, Sohool Lane, Liverpool. iprioev 3r 8 oonsmeruble reduction if J. A. SANDEKS, Ht), King-street.

Manehestm- US. till. 11 Us. Hf-n 0s. 0s jd.

7s. Od, ir ton, Ids. 6d l.lc. n.t' 0d. Od.

PIANO FORTJES, in every variety of BtylevibytrA Broaclwooil nnd Sons, Collard, Erartl, and other makers, at the manufacturers' prlo'etffllhsiiariiberal dia-i" 1 nonnt. fill nnrrfnllv Bolontnrl with rhiwnintZAn 3k ftf an' fimiiient! innnv wnwrnitii unci will he exchanged if not npproved ixi in jujjj.ojv iaie ixime, Square, Manchester. St. Ann's. 'HH-HE HEAPE ST MANi u.

iu mo rQay euect a saving in prme which will amply repay. you for the time. Terms: Present msn. rimcniinl Atl in llto UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OFHEB MAJESTY PRIVATE VIEW. Tfc 130 LONG ARO SONUa-J announce the JLf a EXHIBITION of the OfiginaPawfRAlT of JENNY until, panueu by Mr.

A. Solomon, fii6TTiiofioautiful dcgiiorreo-typo in tho possession of her majesty, onfiiesdny, January 2nd, for a FEW DAYS ONLY'. Adtnissiou by oard, or on presentation uuuiuaa. u-, luuitiui-aireei, luancnosier. THE ANNULUS SCAPUS, OR GUTTA PERCHA ELASTIC FERULE foPTAPS.

a stvontdv reeommonded to thoso who have been or other uncertain appliances, in the Tapping of SjjWOTSseei-, when, from want of due caution, tho operalioiCjjifi MBaBiuooniiilote, causing waste, together with the danger arising from ignition, To bo bad at the GUTTA PERCHA DEPOT, 11, Corporation-street, EST PATENT TAPESTRY CARPETS, at Manchester at 4s. 4s. Od. and fis. it mM fi supposed that the Kuuas now auverusou are ot aiiAnretuar mml tv.

VAT.KNV.n IHiOTHEHS assure the Public tniifflre Carpets now offered hv llinm lll'ftlllD linal (I.i il 1 omiio uibiuiu m. jiiuiiLuw oMiuu, xjamnaKB, Moreens Cornices, Poles, AT AT11 1 1v -r-, tviN lilt xJXtui IT TJ KS, Stevenson Square, DAMASKS, of tho most Brilliant QMdraa. Designs, entirely wui jiui iuu ui lyiuai coal. xno ooioct 1110 i uiiuuiiu tuB tiuuvu UL SUCH priCCS 1 to concentrate public attention to their old premises in Steven son Square. CARPETS, ItUGS, CORNICES, POLES, See J.

GALT CO. STATIONERS. 1 EDGERS, DAY-BOOK! NjfOICE-BOOKS, j-b oaou-nuuivs, JilLL BOO. on mum, or i-uiett to particular at Beautiful Lame Blno Pnat 7s. fid.

Tinv wntt, Cream Laid ditto. Note Paper Superior Largo Business Euveiope's Exchange Buildings. Od. 4s. Od.

5s. Od. per 1,000. HE CIGAR CHEROOT WAREHOUSE, -i .1 T.i i uttue, at tne back ot Monument rrnl, London. GenuAo Foreign Havana and tuui mo largest stock in the kingdom, at MossrasdrnSWWHT.

c.n -s chants, imnortors, and niautjAotii-jjJno Foreign' Havana "-i" jja-i-isu-innue nuo touacco. Bengal cheroots, Mexicans, 7s. Culm cigars, Havana, s. Od. and Ss.

Od. per IU. Cabanas, Silvas, Fragaucias, Rocom-penzns, Emperors, Itiondas, Lopez, Trabucae, ToBswiU aud Co. Union oiglu-s, equal to foreign, 12s. (3d.

per 113; also their No. ami cigars, of very superior quality, Os. Od. 10s. Od.

and lis. od. per In. OURE MUSTARD. Those who would procure Bomiine ar invited to make trial of EXH1A pCJkU8TAlD, which i.

rajpieaj urown seen, ot special giowth.andis confidently recomtigbrea'as possessing a pttritv and piquancy of Uavour hitbjNtiEilfatvnr' Thirm'uStffloUi'eins packed in tinfoil, is lvnrrirftMFto retain aiMi llavour for any reasonable length of Sold in lib. attS pucliets, bearing their name, by most respectable grooersT tea dealers, and oilmen in Manchester and throughout the kingdom and wholesale by Taylor Brothers, at tho Mustard Mills, Brick Lane, and Wentworth-strect, London. QREENHOUGH'S ASTHMATIC COUGH only one trial to convince oven the most sceptical of then- infallibility for the cure of coughs, colds bonmenoss, sore throats, nstlimo, wfluoirfu, obslructions of the chest, diseases of the lungs, piiitnSn tin hack and loins, thirst constipation of tho bowels, li ad aeiffi, WCn aired digestion, inflammatory and nervous affections ifrorf rfhsTOver causeh'and aU dis. eases peculiar to females. 7 To be had at 40, Oldhara-strcet, coi-nor of Hilton-street, Manchester, and of all respectable medicine vendors, at 7Jd.

laid, and Where also may be had GHEENHOOGH OAMI Hull POMAUE, for tbo cure of chopped bauds, oracked hps, with two applications, Is. per pot. 45, KING-STBEEI KING-STREET. BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, CHURCH SERVICES, for the greatest variety; bound by Mayday, and other oeMBfTHihaers and with gold or silver clasps, rims, and orBBnfflitijKaevicos on sale by HALE HOWTHfia, King-street. TRACTS FOR THE CHRISTIAN 3.

BT CHIHSTJIAS. Price Is. ISI-IOP WILSON on the LORD'S SUPPER. Ropi-iuted entire. Cloth Is.

9s. a dozen for distribution. Also the fine Edition, in elegant bindings, for presents. Oxford J. H.Parker.

Manchester: HALE ROWOItTH 45 lung-street. ERCHANTS, Manufacturers, Grocers, General llBdlffo X- A TT-ir. iimT WEIGH, BRIDGES, manufactured by 0 tllQ most Gnomical in L.VnObn, SPACE, and MONEY' ojp now offered to the public. Messrs. Fooley and Son SOLE MAKERS under tbe 1AILM nd are, by-ietMl appointment, makers to the Loudon and Noi'ili-WiAtoniT iMand, and other leading railway companies.

UpwardiF-oT TBW THOUSAND of these machines, winch are now use by tho Hon. Board of Ordnance B'-ocers, of the United Kingdom! I ESI I tho accuracy and urability ol'Pooley'smamiractm-eover every other now made, AT PRICE Sf; as LOW as the imitation T- which hove not. the lmmo of H. Poolev and Son Liverpool, upon the platform are imitations of Pooley's manufacture. N.I5.

Machines repaired and accurately ad rusted. Manchester Depot, 11, Diiciu Place, Exchange YSTERS, SHELL FISH, GAMF A-n vti iT-vi i ti-Tn i FiSlimnriim- Fish Market Smi th Doo 1, Manchester, tenders for the liberal share 1 during the last eight his grateful acknowledgments of natl'onnifn nnd enmnnrt veers, and Iirith in nni-n nvni'linn l.ttmn. shall be wanting to merit a coij reguiany snppliad with LOND Sfo'i i i 13 winch he warrants i tnoir lavours. lie Vi guarantees the fish ho seUC so that the public may hove confidence al! purchases made at his establishment. Oyster Rooms fitted up with every convenience for the accommodation of large or small parties.

Families supplied with Barrelled Oysters, warranted of the host quality. Lobsters, Crabs, Potted Shrimns. fresh nvei-v dv ui uiu uest quantv. All orders carefully and punctually attended to. Licensed Deal in Game.

to ONC ASTER EPSOM RACES. DRUM- ttrnwii nnfvTTn7 p. io' "TVJV- aj'oraag; rrintsellers and "i ueicesieraquare, jjoudon, have now idy for distribution i proof impressions before lettoring CASTER RACE-COURSE, at tho moment of the coming in tor the Great St. Loger Ilace September, 18-18, beautifully coloured, and exhibiting oorrejif lteMBes of the throe first horses and thoir riders, from a jUjSivaved by that celebrated' artist Mr. Charles Hunt.

PnoilsTor 14s. plain. To be had of all respochiblo stationers throughout the kingdom, or direct from the publishers by forwarding a post-offico order for tho amount, payable at Charing Cross. Porsons desiring the earliest copies are requested to make immediate application. Lettered impres.

sions will be l-oady for sale on the 1st of January, 1840, and forwarded carriage free at the small charge of Ifis. coloured, or 10s. plain. Tho usual allowance to the trade. N.B.

Lists of horses ontered for tne next Epsom Derby Race, with the names of their owners and trainers, forwarded gratis on application. LA VIEILLE MONTAGNE ZINC CORRUGATED and SHEET ZINC ROOFINGS, which may bo guarautoed to last fifteen years without repairs, When properly made, this is the ch.onnest.jmd most durable nnvnviniriiimion "i'l 7 mctul "oes not oxido, it is preferable to any enLLuin, uirtLonis, ixu. iiuu also loi lining cneslB and nack in? cases Cost of Slate Iloof, per 100 Conyfjr Zinc Roof, per 100 -iiit-Vit-iuiycCi. supcrjlcial feet. s.

Timber Boarding Welsh slates Lead, for ridges and gutters Repairing iu 30 i. i Timber 4 10 0 Boarding 1 66 Zinc 2 4 2 Repairs 17 1 3 Apnillu HTP.T-TATlTI lALT.TOn t. nnrtnnmn ht i ii, 1 oc wiro mill anu Metal Warehouse, 27, Dale-otreot, Manchester. "NG AND VENTILATING BY HOT WATER STEAM. WALKER'S PATENT HEAT BOXES, are the neatost, most compaot, and portable mothod of boating tho atmosphere of buildings and apartments, by moans of hot water or steam, affording at the Bamo time great facilities for improved ventilation.

20nfsotof heating surface may beobtained in a box measuring two feet cube, which maybe made highly ornamental, whore required. 9 WALKER'S PORTABLE SwfeSUNG BOILER requires no brickwork, is easily remoVfflfe.Tiiia' maintains a steady 'many wl'uou fattentiou.and with groat economy The above havo been in extensive nnd satisfactory use in numerous JPmWic Buildings, Churches and Chapels, Dwellings, t0 reference oan be made. WROUGHT-IUON BOILERS, of the saddle, cylindrical, and other approved forms. nlways on hand. A large stock 'of hot wafer pipes, bonds, of all sizes iron gutters aud troiighed pipes for' moistheut in hot-honseo.

Improvod methods of hetitiugpine pits Uibulnr waim-air stoves, suitable for schools, with every other article for heating nnd ventilating on approved principles. WAUMlNOANn VENTILATING l.OVriin KINO-STREET, MANCHEBTlill. I 1, a ny a in. by lllQ i at of and tho the as 'SOAR, soft the by, V' Soaps, rnvaloable blessia COlnnnninn. oomnimw.

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