6 THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN Saturday, December 12, 1846. JttmantCIf Strbants, asstotattts. Ststnte, elections now, onee for helonjf to liisfcrj propbeej, that no oonstituenej will g.in WANTED TO BORROW, upon undeniable aecatlty, 150, for about four months, for which a handsome allowance will be made. Address 67, at the printers. Y17 ANTED TO BORROW, 1,000, on hullding and other good VV security, for which six per cent xrill be aUa wed.
Address 55, at the printers'. Yl ANTED TO BORROW, 6W, mt five per cent, on eligible Vt Freehold Property. Apply to Mr. Edward Ltes solicitor. iiuiy-Bireec, jnancneater.
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS, and W0, trust money, and vaitous smaller sums, not less than I tut, TO LEND, on good mortgage security. Apply to Afr. irttyfe, general agent, Old Church Chambers, Manchester. 'ANTED" TO BbRROW. CfJ0u7fo77Ji7ryears, at five per cent, on undeniable security, in sums not lees than 400 Apply to Afr.
John yorris, solicitor, 3, Marsden-strect, Manchester. WANTED, i(Hi, In sums ntit under lu, to extend n. profitable ready-money trade 8ven and a half per cent, and good security, will be given; und repayment made any time, by giving a short notice. Addrt-ss 65, at the printers'. ANTED TO BO 1 1 ROW, tho several SUMS of 3,000 and 31', on ample security.
Also TO LEND, 21 trust money. Apply to Jfr. Johti Spcakman, solicitor, 2w, Brown-street, Manchester. SEVERAL Large Sums of MONEY TO LEND, on mortgage of eligible land and building property, in SUMS to suit borrowers, fmm IU0 to 10,000 each, at moderate i ales of interest. Apply to Messrs.
Ckadieick and Son, estate brokers, and valuers, Klng-etreet, Manchester. EAST LANCASHIRE RAILWAY. TheDirectorbarepreparod to receive TENDERS for LOANS, on Mortgage, tor the term three or five years, at 4J percent per annum, or for seven ears 4 per cent per annum. Interest payable half-yearly, namely, 24th of June and 24th of December- By order, JAMES SM 11 HELLS, Secretary. Bury, Lancashire, Oct.
23d, 1846. HESTER AND BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY. TENDERS FOR LOANS. The Directors are prepared to RECEIVE TENDERS for LOANS of MONEY, on mortg.igo of the tolls arising from the said railway, in bums of not less than 1,000 each, and for period of three or fis years. Interebt, at the rate of 4 cent, will bo paid half-yearly, on the 1st January and 1st of uly.
stating particulars, to bo addressed to Afr. J. B. Wilcox, treasurer, at the Cnmpany's Ofhce, Birkenhead. JOSEPH MALLABY, Clerk to the Company.
Birkenhead, 13th November, 1H46- BIUKENHEAD DOCK COMMISSIONERS. LOANS OF MDNEY, The Birkenhead Dock Commissioners are ready RECEIVE LOANS of MONEY, for period of five or seven jenre, under tho authority of their acta of parliament, at the rate five per cent per annum. The interest will he paid half-yearly, the 1st January and 1st July, in London or elsewhere, as the parties lending may prefer. Sealed tenders, stating the amount, and term of years for which the money ii proposed to be lent, to bo addressed to the Commissioners, endorsed Tender for loans." Byordcr, RICHARD HIND, Secretary. Birkenhead, September 21, 1846.
GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY (IRELAND). LOANS ON Directors of Ihiscnmpanv are prepared to RECEIVE under the pon 1 rs of their Acts of Incorporation! TENDERS for LOANS of MONEY, for three or five 3 cars, in sums not less than 500, on hecunty of debentures, bearing interest at the rate of hve per cent per annum. The interest payable half-jenrly, on 30th June and 31st December each year, in London or Dublin, at the option of the lender. Tenders stating amount and term of jears for which it is proposed to be lent, to be addressed to the Secretary. By order, WILLIAM TAYLOR Secretary.
College Green, Dublin, 9th September 46L fHisrrllanrouss. Y7 ANTED immediately, a SHEARING ACIHNEcapabc VV of cutting lin. or liin. iron. Address Gilkes, Worsdell, avd Pndham, Dallam Lane Iron Works, Warrimcton.
ANTED, a Second-hand 5 octave FINGER ORGAN, five or VTi six stops, full-toned. Applications, with prices, to be left by Market-street, iddressedLS. B. before the 17th instant. WANTEO, a beennd-hand High-pressure STEAM ENGINE, from 20 to 3o horses' power, in good working condition, and ready for shipment in a fo days Apply, with all particulars, to iltiam Howell ami Co.
Liverpool. aH) CALICO PRINTERS AND OTHERS. The Advertiser, a manufacturer of ultra-marine, is prepared to Communicate New Process of Pi inting with Ultra-marine. The colour is rendered permanent and perfectly fast, and the brilliancy not in the least affected. It is simple in application, and entirely free from risk.
Address TF 40, at the printers. AN opportunity presents itself for introducing a GentleniTof good standing and information, holding conservative principles, and approving Sir Robert Peel's commercial policy, to the Representation of an Influential Rnrnmrh. To prevent difficulty la negotiation, any respectable solicitor will be dealt with, for purpose of giving satisfaction as to the character of tho parlies inserting thtsadvertisement. For subsequent purposes, onlyprin-cipalB will bo treated with. Address B.
0. Post Office, Manchester. PLAYING CARDS, of the Newest Patterns, nir bacts and Plain. ON SALE, by SIMMS ana now show whether be has the courage to be at the sune time minister and a gentleman. M.
Barbel, it ttid, has addreised a letter to M. Guizot, inolosing one from tbe American consul at the Mauritius, which he affirms that without opposition on the part or the British officers, although he had not paid the customary visit to tfae admiral." Tbe circumstances, however, maj have been different The Tiro o'fSoot. The official announcement of the 6re per cent loan for four millions ot dollars, authorised by the States-eeneral of Hanoter, has appeared, and could scarcely have come out at a more inopportune time of year. The amount will be applicable to railway purposes, and, as remarked upon a previous occasion, other foreign states are only waiting a favourable opportunity to follow the example. Stocks are steady, with a limited business Consols, 93jf to 93i 206J.
The New 3 per Cents have been qaoted 9G.to 961 Exchequer Bills have realised lis. to 12s. premium; beiuc nrmer. MARKETS OF THIS DAY. Cork Exchange.
The English wheat left over from Monday has been cleared on terms fully equal to that day's Free foreign of fine quality meets an improved demand! aid prices are in favour of the seller; Petersburg, Polish Odessa, and inferior wheats have been extensively purchased at an advance of two to three sslulliiigs per quarter. Bunded wheat is inquired after at rather more money Fins barley is a dull sale; secondary qualities support our quotations. Beans are unaltered; white peas, which, on Wednesday, were unsaleable, sell readily at the rates of Monday last sorts fully as dear. Ojtanre a more free sale. Flour is in improved request, at advancing prices.
Meal for Ireland must he noted 12i. Sd. to 20s. per ton higher. Maize afiojt difficult to be met with, but for forward shipment to 4s.
dearer. Smitufield. The supply of beasts here to-day was, the time of jear considered, very limited, and of inferior quality. Prime Scots, moved oft steadily, at fully Monday's Quotations: but all other breeds Urlff lin.ivilv nil limirl There were in tbe market 93 Leasts. 65 faheep, and 26 calves irom uuroau.
uwmg to the favourable change in tbe weather, a full average amount of 1 main ess was transacted in sheep, at full prices. Prime small calves moved off freely; other kinds of veal slowly, at late rates. The pork trade was firm, but we can notice no improvement in value. Milch cows were held at from 16 to 18 each, iacluUing their small calf. MANCHESTER PRODUCE MARKET: FitiDAV.
December 11. The business in sugar has been very limited, and last weeit quotations are not now obtainable. Currants remain as last quoted, namely, 55s. for Zante, buu aus, i or jruxrus. There is no alteration the market for tea: transactions are a tram verv limited.
There has been rather more business doing in raw silk, but at still lower prices. The animated demand in the Liverpool cotton market has produced a corresponding activity herein the article; and a gooa uufliness uas oeen aone, at an advance or gd. to 4d, upon Friday's MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. Manchester, Friday, December 11. In consequence of the sudden and seriuus advance in the price uf cuttou at Liverpool, our market has been in an exceedingly unsettled state for some days past, and business has been to a great extent suspended.
Indeed, many spinners and manufacturers either refuse to name prices at all, or demand rates with which they know purchasers are not likely to comply; and the amount of business done during the laat three days has been exceedingly small, and at very irregular prices. It is stated that several additional concerns in this town, some of tliem very extensive, have recently bogun, or are about to begin, worumg snort time, anu one or two are to be entirely stopped On the other hand, the spinners andmanufacturera of Black- burn, fiuditig that their example has not been foil owed as they expected, have announced their intention to resume full time, if the rest of the trade do not immediately support mem. Bradford, Thursday, December 10. Wool: There is a feeling cherished that combing wools have seen their lowest point, and the spinners buy with more confidence. The business doing is rather more extensive, without altera tion in prices.
Yarn: Tbe firmness manifested in the wool market tends to add to tbe gloom on this depressed branch of the trade. It is quite impossible to make yarns to sell at current rates, without great loss. The spinners continue to abridge their production, which, cannot fail ere Long to give price an upward tendency. Tho near approach to Christmas, when the merchants are usually preparing for siock. tauing, stanas as a namer 10 any improvement in actual purchases.
There is part doing to order for deli verv in fancy goods. Alpaca is expected to be largely used for summer ana autumn gooas, owing to in richness and suitability to mix with silk, which is now effectively introduced, Bradford Observer. Nottingham, Thursday, December 10. Lace: There are general inquiries by buyers of goods in the rough state, and some ex ten si vo parcels have chanced bands. It la now ascertained that stocks are unusually low; arid as the news from Liverpool and Manchester leads to fears of a further increase in the price of arns, it is evident that prices of plain nets and, of course, fancies, must go up.
Cost and selling rates have not borne any real relation to each other for the last two months. This market is in a very singular state: and it v. ill ha no wonder if iu a week or two it revives in an extra ordinary way. Hosiery: Though there exists some dullness in the demand for particular article in the trade, it cannot on tJic wJiolo ue considered asm a mucu worse state tuan is usually the case with it at this season of the year. Some houses have large orders in hand, and others are In daily expectation of receiving such the advance in tbe price of yarns, equivalent, in neavy articles, to trom to au per cent, rendering it highly advantageous to buyers to enter tue market wluist tne present stouus ot goous are on Hand it being certain that a considerable advance must soon take place iu tbe price of many articles.
Notttnyitam ftiercviy. Leicester, December 10. The usual flatness preceding Chribtinas continues; manufacturers are acting cautiously: stocks on hand are light for the season, and the recent rise in cotton has induced orders to be given out for the spring trade, worsted yarns are steady, ana wools more iu re quest. Leicester Journal THE GUARDIAN. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, I84G.
The Representation of March ester. The friends of Mr. Briqht endeavour to get up a cry against the Earl of Lincoln, on' the ground that his lordship is a tory and the honourable member for Durham, with a taste on which we shall not trust ourselves to comment, cast some odious imputations upon gentlemen wno nave chosen to support Ins lordslup. VVlien 1 recol- Aeuange-sirect, mancnester. rpL.
rBt i. In West Indian Mail steamer Tat, brings news from ALL the NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS in Mexican coast down to the 1st of November, elegant bindings, for Christmas Presents, may be'had Th.e statement that Santa Anna liad seized 2,000,000 II ALE fc ROWORTU'Sj fil. King-street, next door to Teb- ar8 In of remittance to British merchants, is not Dutts- confirmed. With the view of preventing its being seized by STTTT'D'PV wtwt? a i It 1 1 the Americans, he detained the conducta with the treasure i7.07 direCt hQ Srowers Of for Tampico while he considered it necessary, and then the finest qualities, in quarter casksandnctaves.in bond allowed it to aa on withnnt mnlPRHnn AnnWattheimnorti.rs.pnF.sniiTT RrtnTFrp.r? to n-M, 5 WItt molestation. THEATRE MANCHESTER.
THE LAST TWO NIGHTS. THIS PRESENT SAT0RDAY, December 12th, 1816, MACBETH; A Ballet DlvertlssemBnt, and THE JOCKEY'S STRATAGEM. On MONDAY, ROMEO and JULIET, ana THE MOUN- TAINEERS. FOREIGN PoarootL. Adrices have been received from Lisbon to the lat, and from Oporto to the 2d instant, by tho ateam-frigate Cyclops, which arrhed at Portsmouth on Wednesday last.
No action bad been fought between the royalists and the insurgents since the date of tho last intelligence. The Duke do Saldanha's troops were still before Santarero, where lie had been joined by the Viscount do Setubal, who had brought about 1,100 men from Evora, the siege of which place he had raised. The government at Lisbon had ordered the Dulte da themselves from was considered to encourage the insurreciiiu.fn consequence of thia intimation, which the Duke Je Palmella was understood to have received from the queen in person, the duke had taken refuge, on the 27th ult. on board the English fleet in the Tagus, and after parsing a night there, had sailed on the following day in the English ateam-pacltet for Cadiz. Several other persona of oistinction had followed his example.
The Miguelito leader Macdonnel, was said to have collected a considerable force at Braga, and to bae proclaimed Don Migael. Mousinho de Albuquerque, late minister of the marine, had joined the insurgents, and was at Santarem. The young Count de Villa Real nnd the Viscount de Bre-tundoB, with twenty.four officers, seien of whom were colonels, had been deprived of their titles and posts for taking share in the revolt. The government meddling with the currency had caused much anxiety to the mercantile and monied classes. West Lndies.
The royal mail steamer Tag arrived at Southampton on Tuesday. The intelligence is not of a very important nature. From Jamaica the worst news is the felt by some parties with the sugar duties. The discussion of their probable effect goes on yet, to tbe exclusion of almost everything else. What is said about the weather and the crops, here and elsewhere, is generally favourable.
The crop seaaon had begun in me places; and, so far, the prospect of the yield was good. And as even in the most discontented circles of planters there are seen either ains of improvement in the cultivation and manugement of their estates, or a willingness to consider suggestions to that end, the general aspect of their condition may be deemed one of good promise, if not of present advantage. jPTew Zqaland. The following intelligence has been brought by the West India mail: "The latest date from Wellington, via Panama, is the 4th August. The Ralph Bernal arrived at Wellington on the 15th July, and will load for London after discharging her cargo at Auckland.
The oil fisheries were very prosperous, and it was fully expected there would prove sufficient to load three ships fur London. The governor was, with all the disposahle troops, attacking tbe insurgent natives in the neighbourhood, and no doubt was entet tamed of a successful issue." The Stokm at Havana. A letter from the Havana, dated October 26, states that the Andromeda frigate, which, with the Blonde and Tonneie, was driven on shore by the galo of the 10th, has been got afloat again. The Spanish slupi-of-war, which also experienced the same fate, have also been got off. The people of the Havana were engaged in repairing the damages caused by this hurricane, which cost the lives of Bfty persons.
The Fkench Tkade. Louis Philippe presided at a Council of ministers at the palace of the Monday. The Aontfeui'publishesa royal cirdoniiance, dated ttiesameday, which declares that, notwithstanding the provisions of the treaty of commerce and navigation, concluded in 1826, between France and England, and seeing that, under present circumstances, it would be unadvisable to prevent the arrival of additional supplies of corn, all American grain and flour brought from the ports of the United Kingdom, either in French or English vessels, shall, until further orders are issued, be admitted into France for the consumption of that country. Tbe advance in the prices of wheat, savs La forme, of Tuesday, "has beeen general in all the markets that supply fans, jno accounts from other markets received this day, state that, everywhere, the quantities brought in by the growers have been insufficient, and that the scarceness has made the prices rise." MEXICO. lhe feeling prevalent among the Mexican population appears to be as tavouraule to a desperate defence, should the Americans make farther advances, as the nature of the country southward of Monterey, the character of the Gulf coast, anu me tow state or the treasury at Washington, is to the farther prosecution of the war by the states.
A genera) alarm prevails in the interior, and intestine troubles are for the time put aside. The population ot Mexico (city) has furnished forth a civic guard fur the preservation of order and the local protection of life and property. The American squadron still hovers on the uoast, hut does nothing of any effect beyond stimulating the inhabitants- of the principal towns to prepare their defences. They are not of a race likely to be very active without some such inducement; herein, therefore, their enemy is doinp them a great service. It is said that Santa Anna has now 20,000 men with him, and that he has ordered up the troops at Tampico to join his army.
Such a concentration of his force, if the story be true, gives countenance to the rumour that he intends to march upon Monterey, but it is at variance with the previous and better-authenticated information, that Amnudia had been directed to evacuate Sultillo, and retreat upon Santa Anna's position at San Luis, a march of not leaa than 300 miles, commencing with the abandonment of a post which might be held without difficulty till Santa Anna came up, were it his intention to advance upon Monterey, hut which, were it once in the possession of the invaders, might, with equal facility, be converted into a strong post, and, with Monterey, be used to support tho base of General Taj lor 'a operations in anadvanceupon San Luis. Besides, there is very little that is worth defending north of San Luis and to abandon that point and move northward, would lede the city of Mexico entirely unprotected, should the Americans make a descent upon it from Vera Cruz, which they might do with the more facility, as the only good road in the kingdom is that begun some years ago by the Spanish government, ami completed from Jalapa to Mexico. The greater part of the distance from Vera Cruz to Jalapa, too, tbe road is generally practicable for carriages, which is more than can be said for any other road from the Gulf coast so far inland. That ihe Mexican commander bai now a large army, with which it is not easy to be quiet, may be a reason why he should assume the offensive. But his force mustbenearly all of that loose and undisciplined description which best adapted for defence, and least adapted for encountering that arduous march over a difficult and ill-supplied country which, if he does not take it upon himself, wilt, alone, be a formidable obstacle to tbe advance of General Tojlor, We therefore douht the probability of his advance, under the circumstances yet stated.
It seems that Commodore Stockton has already cut up the captured California into three states, to be added to the wjton; uiree mere stars anu stripes to we nag will) auout c0 000 flquare miIe3 of rocby flaadv territ0 Jhrcc-fourths I of which is uninhabitable i DOMESTIC. THE MONEY MARKET. AVednestjay. The English funds remain without varia tion, the only price of consols during the entire day having oeen ii.jjtio aor money, ana yag to A ior tne opening. The unuue uisparuy uuLweeu uousois ana rteuuecu, vtlucu we per Cents, to Long Annuities, fl to India Bonds, 17s.
premium; South Sea Stock, 105; ditto Old Annuities, ditto New Annuities, and Exchequer-hills, 9a. to 12s. prrmiutn. Times. Thursday.
A blight depression has taken place in the English funds, arising, chiefly, from money sales effected previousK to the closmtr of the transfer hooks for ihe Janu ary tlmdends. Consols were first quoted Qo to 3 for money, to 1 ior me account, Out ciurmg tue aiternoon the money price lS fA, opening, per Cents 94J TWnd n-Quarter per OS to i ulvla klUKU uu LU U1 nUJUWU lljrKE India Bonds, 17s. to 21s. premium South Sea Annuities. S4jJ and Exchequer Bills, 9s.
to 12s. premium. Times. 11IE LOLRT. un affernooii.
Karl (irev armed at Oaborue House, on a tint to the queen, hieh terminated on Thursday, on vilueli daj lie took hi, deoarturc. Lord John Russell comes to ton dailv from his new :f.ide""..l,rJ.'.i aJ "1 family purpose pas.Mng the recess at Charley- POSTSCRIPT. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, December II. A report uaa current at the Pans Bourse on Wednesday of the death of Prince jrettonnch. or uoiunei -Mure, a lory, "anient lor the county ol Kcnlrew, in tue room of f.
Al. otewarc, can. aecease'l. incre woe do opnoai toSDC-CT OF A fsora t-OSSLX. noa arti, le of some importance.
strnDoanir the facbi to he 1 1 oofrect' It that 31. Barbet de Jouj, the French consul at the Mauritius, who waj 30 re- marbabiv aenutire at the rec3l of tne ticket of in i i. demanded eatisfaction in a dnel?" TbU 'letter, savs the was forwarded by Admiral Dacr to Lrd Paimerston, who has sent it to Pans, with a demind for tbe recall of the French consul, and a declaration tbat, if tfc.e demand be not complied with, the Queen of Eneiand will litir her exequatur trom M. Barber." This is lerious, if ineiKwrw ji. hb-wi, BainwiyjDKiij conr5e, but for that letter, would have been to call for an explanation bat if M.
Barbet, instead of complaining to his owTi government of the conduct of Admiral Dscns, and leaving it to Guizot to call for explanation has taken the affair iato bSs own bands, and done, rt to himself fa a ipftr -ill be Mpnoses, jortice to pimsen, oy a letur full of threat and msnit, Lord maj veil consider thxt such a letter, be the merits of tbe case hat thev and we hope that 51. twuiot will pronounce it, en thongSi be should be TiruIectlT assailed by a portion of the French t. i .1 .1. to be true, will be the touchstone of hi power. Be will 1 it a i 1 i 1 1 tlion.
Kr All application respecting advertisements must be pott paid or thty unit not be received. Applications directed to be made to the printers must be personal; tn such cates, no rltten communications eon be attended to can any personal inquiries be answered when the address is to be by Utter. Bomratu Snrbants. WANTED, a SERVANT: a Young Woman from the country would be pi cfer red. Apply at the pnntcrb CtlOJ aNTJJU.
WANTED, a COOK, in a family at Ardwick. Aploitsyminffwoman would find it a comfortable situation Apply at No 12, Exclinnge-street. AN'IBI. a bUn and Woman Servant, to serve ay BUTLER and HOUSEKEEPER, eiilicrhinglu or married; if married to bo iviihntit f.uni'y. Address If 2f, at the printer', ANTED, a Situation, ns IIOUSKKCEPER to a Single VV Genslemun or Widower, by a Female who in experienced in the domestic duticsof a house.
Address Nt. 6. lii.izennose-etreet. WANTED, FIVE COOKS, several Rt-rvantanf nil Work, and a Kitchen M.iid. Apply at Mrs.
Hague's General Registry Establishment, 7-, Husholtne Hood. ANTED, a YOUNG MAN, to Attend in a Spirit Vault. Apply at the printcrV, on Monday morniiie. AUNOCT'S PATENT bfOVE, complete, ON SALE. YV ANTED, a MAN, of undeniable character, and who under-W fatand his business, tt Take Cure of a Horse ami Brougham, and albO a bmnll Garden.
Apply at No 46, Spring Gardens. ft ANTED, by a Genthman, a widower, withabmall fmnilv, 5 where a bcrvnnt woman is Kept, a respectable Middle-aged Lady, as HOUSKKEEPER: reiiTl(ibJe references will be required. Address Box 314, FoatOffietf, Manchester. ANTED, as FOOTMAN, a atea lv, respectable who Vf thoroughly understands house work Apply to Mr. Samuel Taylor, Stevenson Square, between the hours of eleven and half-past tw elve.
WANTED, by a higlity-rcspt-ctable fmm London, aged a Situational LADY'S MAID: Hhe perfectly understands hair-dressing, dressmaking, and millinery. Can have ugood character from the lady she has jut left. Address J. 11, Mar-iden-street. WET NURSE WANTED, in the first week of January, lfW7, a jtiing respect a Me Woninn from the cuntr.
with a (tood breast of milk, by a family rewdiTijr, about eight miles from Manchester. None need apply unless the are from the country, and can tiring a Rood character. Address IT 23, at the ANTED, for a vcrv respectable Female Servant, who has lived ton ears in her Iat place, a Situation as LADY'S MAID, or to Attend upon an Invalid L.iriy. Her character is un-ecepLiinahIe. Apply, bv letter, to Vr.t..S"wanxaj,,Freiichvfuod, Preston; or personally to Mrs.
Steele, Seedley View, Pendleton. ANTED, an active and experienced Female SERVANT OF ALL WORK, here the family consists only of the master and mitttro. A qualified person will be liberally treated with. Apply at Mr. Carnegie's Paper Warehouse, Cannon Court, on Monday the J4tlt Instant, from, one o'clock to four the afternoon.
WANTED, by a family, three in ilea from Manchester, where the wjnRut child is three yeara of age, an UPPER and an UNDER NUHSK. The former muht be upardn of thirty, welt accustomed to the cure and management of children, and a good riec-lluuornan. The Under Nurse about twenty. AlhO a SEMi'SntESS, or Under Maid. Application to be made to Mrs.
Fildts, Clureiice-btreet, Prlnccfis-btreet. (Dutyfree) "V'TANClIIiSTER UNION. WANTED, to fill the situation of JJX PORTER and HEAD NURSE, in the Moral and lndus-trial Tiaming School of the MauaUewter Uniitn, at bv.iotm, a fllau and fiih Wife, without family, not exceeding forty years of age. faahiry, per annum, with board, washing, and lodging. Applications, stating the tifica nf the persons, with testimonials, tn he addreMcd to me, on or before Monday the 20th inst.
N.B. No personal upplioition to be made to anj of thcpuaidfans. By order of the Hoard, SO. 1IAUROP, Clerk. Union Office, New liri.lge-stret-t, December fit h.
IBAG. AVERY respectable French Woman, between 30 and 4U yearB ofau, desirmis of obtaining a Situation, with a lady or gentleman, where one or two other servants are kept. She Is a good cook, and accustomed to get up laces and hoe linen, and -would be willing tn make lierxtlf generally useful. She ia nlho coniuiiteot, and would not objvit to take the charge of children. She is a and speaks iiw own language grammatically.
Addict AT J. Office, Hath. WANTED, after the Christinas recess, an Engagement as I Morning or Daily GOVERNESS in a Family; or as Non- I resident I EACHER ill 11 LnGiL' S(tjfMll- uithm twn ttiiIp nf All Saints' Church. Address 41, at the printers. A FRENCH, Alatheniatical.
and Commercial Tutor, of con-3 siderahla experience, is desirous of devoting a few hours daily during the Chrhamas iecehs. to the IN.STRUCTION of Gentlemen or Private Families. Address tpost paid) Mr. W. Notle chemist, 5, King-street.
WANTED, at Christmas next, a MASTER for tho Wesloyan Day School connected with George-street Chapel, llulme. This school on tho self-supporting principle, and the committee are desirous of arranging with a new muster in terms similar to thosoupon which tho present master and his daughter have conducted tho same. A preference will be given to a member of the Vesleyao. Snciety, who muit be competent to give a bound English eumineroial education: and must provide a Female Assistant capable of instructing the girls Address IF 43. at the printer'.
famanttU Scrbants, gtssistants, SlQtnta, ANTED, a YOUTH, who bus served two or three years of hii time to Pattern lK-higning. Apply at the printers. WANTED, a ASSISTANT iu a Htmieiy and lteady-mailc Linen Eatabliahment. Apply at No. 1, Ardwick Terrace, from nine to ten, ANTED, a Young Man, as LIGHT PORTER, who has been accustomed to pack muslin mids, and who would make himself generally useful Address It' 4.
at tho primers. ANTED, tD.a MADDER DYER, who perfectly understands i business. Apdy at 51, Mifelcy-atreet; or the works, I co, Pundlebury. TV ftlH London Place alO SMITHS AND BCLLHANGERS. WANTED, a sober General WOFtK.MAvN', in the ahuvc business: none else need apply.
Address JoAu Marshall, mmmungcr and tinplatc worker. Doa ning-htreet. Ardwiek. IIO PAPEft'llULERS, ANTEll a PAPETi RULER who has been tr the bust work, and who can, assist in forwarding first cl.iss stationery binding. The Hitu.it ion is a letter, M.
S. U. PoU Office. Liverpool. WANTED, in a rewpeutable retail lKit.
and shoe WuxeiiiJiise. a FEMALE ASlTANr. from A lo as jears of age None need applj t-xcept tliey have filled a similar -itnatmn, or berved in somehrst-rnte retail tt bl is nuent. A dre-s If 2, at printers'. WANTEI, after the v.KMtimi, an ASSISTANT in a Classic il ami Coinuierei.il belinnl.
A young man preparing for one of the universities would be preferred. Address ipot paid) J'. A Pout Office. AlauchcMer. 11 ANTliD, in a Retail Hoot and Shoe Warehoune, an active VT Young Man, as iSALKSMAN; a Knowledge of cutting -Address (post paid) SI.
ifteteatd, Post Omce Place, Liverpnol. WANTED, an ASSISTANT ROOIC-KEIU'CR ho must write well, and bo muck at accounts. Adiiras. tho handwriting of the applicant, stating ivuges and reference. Box 56, Post Office, Manchester.
ANTJ50, a SALESMAN, in Cam Warehouse: one compe-T tent to undertake tho books. To one who lias been iu a similar situation, a liberal remuneration will be made. Address 45, at the printers'. ANTE! a DRAPER'S ASSISTANT: an active, steady Young Man. whoso character will bear the strictest investigation.
Apply, by fetter onlv, to John li'hfatt, Sivan-street, Manchester. WINE TRADE-. WANTKI, respectable Person, to SELL on COMMISSION, to private families. Ports and Sherries, in tho wood and in cases (in also Pale Uraudie, 5cc in cases. Address 42, at the printers'.
FEMALE- who understands Stationery Rinding. One who has been accustomed to serve in a hhop would bo referred None need apply ho cannot bo well recommended by er last employer. Apply at the pi Inters'. VI ANT LD, a respectable Young Man, to ASSIST in a Shop aim uiuku iiimrK'ii neneraiiy usciui. aiso, an orallv Kit AND BOY, who will have to live in the house.
Address )V 56, at tbe pTiniers. WAINTKD. a MECHANIC, accustomed to factory work: uono need appl unless thev can be recouimended fir hteadiness and industry. Apply to J. It.
Smith, Friars' Greeu Mill War rincjiun. ANTED, a firr.teLTr OIJUAPH 1 lTli7ouTt XaRINTER; aWi a TUUS-OVEll APPRENTICE who has served two or thrvo jears. Refercuces reiiuired Address 11' 2rt. at the printers. a 10 ENGRAVEU.
WANTED, a respectable MAN, highly to undertake the Manngcnient of a large Engraving E-it ihli-tliment vX aCalico Printworks. To onewhit can prmlnco tho requisite testimonials as to character and ability, a Liberal sahtry will ba i Ifered. Address IK III. at the printers'. I fyo ITooK-KEPirus asiT a- suectabU' Yomh.
an HOOlv-K EEPKU. UirKP onlv that have tilled a Mtnilar situ.it i need apply. Alin a SALESMAN, accustoineil to the cltliiug bibincts Appty to Levy ami Sons. 17. PiccaUIIIy.
rpo Mir.LINEItSL WANTED, or early in the new year, a MILLINER, of loiuiiderablo experience, who would have to manage the department and superintend the sale-. Experience in the sale of straw bonnets i ml i-peri sable. Apply, it.itmg age, Hiilaiy. and refereuce. to Ii.
T. H. (Jict'n, lluddersbeid. AfErGlUNAUY I II ES I A Motnher oTheltovnl Col-lege of Veterinar reidim: ithin a few miles of London, it. in WANT at a PUPIL, or APPRENTICE.
For term, Ac application to be made to Messrs Cunningham ami Son, booksellers, Ashton-under-Lyne. ED, a I A USmTv" Niiral linbeT.Mer chant 'a ment. with testimonials, required. No one need apply who has not tilled a similar situation: a respectable person ill ie libera treatetl with? observ l. Alsoua APPIt ENTICE WANTED.
Address Ji' S4. at the printers'. ANTED, a respectable PERSON, in a Wholesale Wine and Spirit Warehouse, Market-stfwt. He must be of superior address: character unexceptionable. Security ti a tmall amount required- Apply at the Hull's Head, Union street, Church-street, from ten, a.m.
to two, tn. on instant. WANTED, at a Print Works in the neighbourhood of Manchester, a MADDER DYKR: to a person well acquainted with the most improved sjsrein'. of madder dvcuig, constant employment and a liberal Hilary will be given Address II" tit, at the printers. rilO FOREMEN A 1 S.
ANTED immediate! Practi ctleal OlirTEU: one who has a thomuzh knowledge of 1 his buaincvt, will meet with a permanent Mtumun. no object, where real i diptivetL Nunc lUhern need appi Unexceptionable reference, as to integrity and brieti, will be required. Addr- 1H. nt the WANTKD. a rej.pt.fia bio i'EUtN, to Collect subscriptions and Jll iko up "lKdieinc fur the Manchester Homrrtathie Institution, as well as to take a peneral charge of ite affur.
A niEirried Man. without family, will be preferred. with testimonial-, lo liv 1 1 at Mr. Turner's, 26. ficcadilU addressed To th? ihe Ilomu-pjithic C11JKSTEU AND DIHKENHEAD ItAlWVAY.
WANTED, a Person fullv comivU'nt to undertake the oftice of SUPERINTENDENT of the LOCOMOTIVE 1HIWEK of th lailay. Sal.ny, jE25t) per annuuu Applicants are requested to send their testimonials to this oUiee, on or before the 15th dn of December instant, marked "Superintendent of Locomotives," It order. Birkenhead. 3d Dec. JOHN U.
WILCOX. Treasurer. ONSKNnfsrS TIER UNITED STATES. The Advertisers are prepared to make IiIktaI ADVANCES on Merchandise. coniirtied to tlieir friends In Chi mi and the United States, and are desirous uf makinc arrancement- ith a connected with the manufacturing und merc-intile interests of this, couutrj who can iutluenoe ucu to Uue.
of the highest rcspectabflitv in both e-mtries. All ixunmunicutionswiU De ivusiuereastriciii miuuuimj uiw f. i-iinn. llir.ll CONST AHLE VSTK1. SVEClAL port, in the i iiinn for the of Stockport, count) of Chester.
He roust beof ajaund constitution, able bodied, nim nenr irt-itrs. character fr honesty sebrietv. fidelity, and activity, and aide to read and ritc. The appoint- ment will 1 made at tur, next uenerai vtuaner ocssioni, 01 tae Peace for the oonutv of Cheater, In January next, and all appU-catioa. for the and testimonials or ualineation.
must be addressed to tbe Chairnian of tbe Petty Sessions, at the Ccurt House. Sloctrort. befure or on the 2b day ef December instant. llv order of tbe Magistrates. "Court Hotwc.
Stockport. loth December. i TT-. I DRV DISPESSARV. ItKSlllFNT HOUSE APOTHE- XJ CARV.
The Governors of this institution desire to fill up tlio vacant oSce of HOUSK ArOTiiECAHY. CandJdatesIortlie appointment are required to be Licentiates nf tbe Apothecaries Company, London, and must be prepared to enter inlo an engagement to serre the office for tio sears, and to conform generally to therulu of the institution. Salary. 7 a year, nitb furnished apartment, coals, caaale. and attendance.
All applications nd tidmouials tn bo foruarded. free of expense, to Air. J. 1 orkc irood Bank-street, Burv, the medical on or before Mmndav the 2Sth instant. The election will take place on the Mou- Vfollowing.
Bury. Lancashire, December 11th. fIutsi Fne.) MAUCHRSXBR UNION. WANTED, an ASSISTANT in the Sunerj- of the Manchester Union Workhouse, to dispense theznediolne. uresoribed by the medical offieeti connected therc- liith, mnd to dXehar ny other duuea arisinn in the medical J'nVrtment that may be required of him.
Salary. per annum rkffsen Sfafiehester. December 11th. 1W6. lruduSSfonlarly request that no personal applications may be made to them- at by in an IF he the be in can 1 and be at and of J.
the JL The age, a 1ms is jiart hnd I H. or be v. J. an or i WANTED, an APPRENTICE to the Watchmaking BuutneBa. A premium will be required.
Address 19, at the printers'. YU ANTED, a steady, nctlve Lad, an an APPRENTICE to tv Pattern Card-making. Address 41, at the printera'. TO CHEMISTS' ASSISTANTS. WANTED immediately, nu experienced Young Man, as ASSISTANT.
Address 57, the printer. rXIO DRAPERS. WANTED, a Young Man, of good address, as ASSISTANT to the Drapery Trade. Apply at the Drapers' Office, 20, Brown-street. ANTED, for the Counting-housB, a YOUTH about years tt old, who writes a good hand.
Address tptut paid) Box27u Post Office, Manchester. WANTED, an ASSISTANT in the Hosiery and Glove trade. Also a Juri Hand, or an Apprentice. Apply to Y. SI.
Farnelt, 45, Old ham-street, Manchester. SftnatiimB, Stgmtfes, eomiitissions, t. A GENTLEMAN ia desirous of employing a few hours in an eeniugin OPENING or 11ALANCING a Set of BOOKS, Double Entry. Address Box 731, Post Office. ARESPEC TAULb Young Man is desirous of obtaining a Situation in use in the Wholesale Trade: references of the highest order can be given.
Address 53, at the VV ANTED, a Situation as UNDER BOOK-KEEPER, in a Countlng-houiD or Warehouse, by a Young Man who has had some experience. Address the printer'. A YOUNG Man, who ia at liberty two or three Jays in the week, wishes to meet uitb Employment in BOOK-KEEPING. Making out Accounts, nr Coping. Kespec table references gnen, Address 33, the pt mterV.
VlAATED, by a repcoUbie Youog Man, a hituation as COM-V MERCIAL TRAVELLER for a Manchester house, either the webt of England or midland counties. References of the first order can be given. Ad.ircss TF36, at tho printers'. Y7 -ANTED, a situation as JUNIOR SALESMAN, bya Young VT Man who has a good knowledge of the market, and cm have undeniable character. Address pott-paid) A.
Ii. Box No. 731, Post Office, Manchester. PARTIAL EMPLOYMENT WANTED. A Young Man, well acquainted with Book-keeping and French, who ib not wholly occupied, would be glad to meet with an additional Engagement Satisfactory references can be given.
Address 29, at the printers. 'pO SUAREBItOKERS WANTED, by a Yornig Man of Rood X. connections, a Situation as CLERK in a Sharebroker's Office: has been two jears in tho biihinesa, aiidthnrnughlvunderttanos same. SatiHfactory reasons fr leaving his liistbituaUoii ill given, if required. Address II" 22, at the printers.
WANTED, a Situation, to go abroad fir a mercantile house (to China or India, would be preferred, by a Gentleman of respectability, who has had considerable experience in cnmmercial affuirb, and in well acquainted with all kinds of manufactured goods. Address CO. at the printers'. AGENCY. TO SILK THROWSTERS.
Ac A Person residing in Bradford, who has a connection with manufacturers that tann and district, i-. open to an AGENCY with a respectable hoase, for the Sale of Silk Warps, Undeniable references be eiven, and security if required. Address (pre-paid) Bux 01, Post Office, Bradford, Yorkshire. flJO ENGINEERS. RAILWAY DIRECTORS, CONTRAC- TORS.
AND years of age. and has a know ledge of Und and building surveying of book-Keepmg, offers bis servJces to any jiarty requiring a reupon'jible persnn. Highly-respectable references and security can given. Addicss IK 25, at the printers'. fpO CALICO PRINTERS.
An Agent, reaidmg in Glasgow, ho has a complete knowledge of the print trade, is opon to make an Arrangements ith any house who have the means of producing a quantity, as the uilertmer's connection is an e.tten-bivc and extending one: none otherb need apply. Address IP 47. the printers. 'MO MANUFACTURERS- A Young Person, of sober and persevering habits, who lutsanrnctical knowledge of uimvin whose engagement will be fultUled at Christmas, is ut-sirou: meeting with a similar Situation, as MANAGER of Fawoi sirous Looms. Respectable reference can be Address 30, at BOOKSELLERS A Young Man, at predentin a respect- able btMlkMllincr PStahlL-hmunt in Vdmhnmli In retail is desirous of forming a new Engagement about the end of January next.
He would prefer a situation in or Liverpool. Satisfactory reference as to ehnrnr-fr A-r. .11 given. Address AT 28, at the Examiner Ottice. AOUNG MAN, of respectable connections, is uibful to make a permanent Engagement with a first-rate Uoue, as CASHIER and BOOK-KEEPER, and likewise to take the general management of the counting-house.
Tho advertiser has had several ears' experience in the aboe departments, and can give satisfactory reference and security, if required Address IF 31, at printers'. TO MANUFACTU iTlt SAND 1rTnTERS. WANTED, by a Gentleman of tirht-rato cianections and 15 ears experience in the London market, an Engagement to Manage either of these branches of trade for a respectable manufacturing establishment in Lancashire or Yoikshire. Undeniable reference! will bo given as to ability and standing Address, principals onlv. Box)3, Post Office, ManchesUr.
MERCHANTS. SII ARCRltOKEUS. Air. A nnrtv wrf) acquainted with the business of the Exchange, and whose engagement expires at Christmas, is wishful to meet with a Situation xn a Sbarebroker'5 Ohce or Merchant's Counting-house, ic. advertiser can be well recommended, is abnut thirty years of and would be found no industrious and correct man of busl-ness.
AddresH IF 153, at the printers'. 'HO MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE HOUSES A Commercial Traveller, of many Years' experience, WANTS COMMISSION in tho Manchester Trade, for the counties of Warwick, I center, Wilts, Berks, Somerset, Hants, Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, which he goes over three times a jear, and a largo and good connection amongst drapers, Hi, references, ice. will be found highly satisfactorv Address A D. PoOffice lfht Leicester. GENCY.
An old An old-established Stuff and Blanket House, bavin in WAiN of an AGENT, to Sell these Article, on Commission, throughout the principality. A gentleman resident in a central would be preferred. A respectable, enterprising man will this a cry desirable agency, and the advertisers being able to ofTer the very best terms, no one need apply who is not in all re-bpectj qualified fur tho undertaking. Address Zena, Box Post Olhce, Leeds. GENTLEMAN, of active buixiLss habitu, having many years experience in the Calico Ortnimiwinn Trade, and possessing "Hal tAiumnc uLiiuiLiiivuiiuu mi urn uuyers in cms marKei, as well as -with the niufacturers, is desirous of connecting himself with a house of capital, either on salary or share of cammissums to any party ui'li cufEicient meant, deairous of commencing tho commission the adverfiser offers his services, which will found bltllahl.lblc nnd efficient Ann! V.
nnn-nTinlK-nrlwlnlr. ith real No.3, JMnrBden-stroet. rjlO illAl aTaU A CT UIRS NO OTHERSTA "ioung Gentleman of tho highest respectability is now at liberty to enter into an engagement with a commercial house, as CLE UK or liOOK-KEEPKlt. He has been nearly three years in oxtensh shipping house, and can produce the most satisfactory testimonials as to character and abilities. Salary not so much on object as a good and permanent situatiun, with a prospect of preferment.
Has no objection to go abroad. Letters addressed to 50, at the printers', ill meet ith prompt attention. WANTED, a HOUSE or COTTAGE, on an onmibua road, or near to a railway station; thcneighbcmrhnod of Harmirhey prefeTTcd; rent -2) to Address IK 54, at the printers'. rilO PUBLICANS. WANTED, a PUBLIC-1IO orVAUir, in Shude Hill, or any good thoroughfare.
Communications kept private. Address IF' 52, at the printers'. WANTED a SHIPPING WA RBI foUSETof moderate bie low rent, ia a central situation. Address 49, at the printers'. WANTED, a Detached HOUSE, three to seven mileswn town, with parlour, sitting, and not lds than four bedrooms; stable, garden, Address B.
Box lJ, Office. WANTED, PREMISES, suitable for carryiugm the Busi-ness of a Carpenter and Joiner. Address, stating rent and particulars, IK 35, at the WANTED, a HOUSE, containing four or five hedroouib, two parlours, about one or two miles from town, on any good road, but the neighbuurhond of Old TialTord puferred. Address, stating rent, taxes, Ac. IK 70, at the printers.
WANTED, a good WAREHOUSE, suitable for a Shipper, and proniineiitlv bicuatcd in or near York-street, Fountain-street, Moslci-sirei-t. If containing a hjdraulic acking press, ill be preferred. with all particulars, IK 71, at the printers'. WANTED TO BUY. a SiiThoUsIT, or LAND for bunding upon, near a railway station or good road, with about two acres of land attached; free from chief would be preferred.
Address, stating where situate and terms. H' 17, at the printers'. WANTED, near Arclwiek Green, DWELLING HOUSE, with not rent, about .30. If with a garden, prefi me pTinxers WANTKD TO RENT, with possesion in March next, a sitmiTLMti the of Stnckpurt Road, between Arduick Green and the toll bar: rent not to exceed tit) per annum Address, with full particulars, at the printers. WANTED, in a resectable neighbourhood, within two miles of the M.tnche-rer Infirmary, a genteel HOUSE, cont-tin- jiiiimw hk iu, uirce oearooms, vwtn kitchen con mm, uuui jiij to xJit per annum.
Auares the printers'. WANTKD, in Piccadilly, or neighlMurhoml, a IWEI. llUUbll. Mlltlible for a fniTiiK-. Tim would nave nu objection to take it fur a term of yiMir.
and would onter either immediately or in a feu- months hence. pply to Kei shittc, Victoria Iluildings Victuria-sUeet. Marchi-sler. 3partmrnia, Sit. LOIKJINOS for a FEMALE INVALID, on moderate terms.
Address R. M. No. lfk). Loutr Ai rn.
1 PANTED, for a Youth. HOAHL) and LODclINn. wiiin VV twenty minutes wjtlk of Market-street- Address, terms, ttluch mnbi be moderate, 32, at the "ir ANTED. two permanent APARTMENTS, und two ESedrooxus, hve ft ten Address If 37, at the printers. conduce of Drawing Room und two ESedrooxus, hve t-i ten minutes alk from the Exchange, WANTED, by Two Youtijt Men APARTMENTS, coiisistinff of sit tine room and two bedrooms- Address.
stating tcTuis, c. IV" at the printers'. A HEN I LE.UA may be nccL'mmodMed with ItOAitD and LODGlNli, a imali rcaiiectnble fumih. where no othor maicb arc receieu; jnuui inm iu ai omu De preferred. iveierenees in ue reo.uin.-a.
Aaares at tne OUPEKIOU juid hajidmcly-furnshed wmely-furnshed A A HTM NTs! Kj Higher tiroug'itujj. The accommodation is saich as cm ra.relj 7 ANTED, bv a foreign ccntlpmnn. either APAttTMKX 1 BUARl LO DOING in a respectable funilv, where there are ni utber Iwlgers. Strnnfieways, Choetham Hfjl RdsU, .4 IESl A BLE PPOimfrTlT YOnc or iv tlenieu may do accvniniodutevl with u.iud.vnio APART- M1NTS, conitinhr of drawing two if required, in UIoointnrj wheie there an.L rii wtlier IoJgL'rs ery mtide- rati? Adins nt the printers'. A CKli lr a pennanencv if ihe middle I of Ann iu the neijiiboiirhrvjd rtf Iliuhfi' ji i 01 mtk tre.Ln.rj.ii, i .11 lit, use kitchen, or a that can be addDtrd to th pum.ise.
Address jB. Post tliiice. FimiTv Tlvm "07. iX Cbeethaiu Hill Knad, twelve nucules' walk frmn tcu-n. be happi to meet inth line or Tno Gentlemen, of quiet tn ROAIsn DoilKSTiCA IE nith ihom.
trfc.r. will uave the advantage of a heme, of cheerful wcietv. and be treated as membenof the famili. Address U' Gi. at tbe printers.
'7- "Partnrrs. A PERSON" about to commence iaaTtctail malting from 20 to ill wr cent, ishes for a PARTNER. aImiii U.D. The strictest secreci raai be relied on. AddJuv, if" at thu printers1.
PARTNERSHIP. WASTED, in a weil-established Jlannfac-turin Concern, a PARTNER vihe can command 3 iVO. Good nnd satisfactory referenced will be given and required. PARTNER WANTED. A Party is willing to JOIN an ista-blished Brewery Concern, here a moderate sum would be required or any other business in hf ch additional unital might opmlng far entering upon a tucrat.re busi'nSs.
IlmSt entirely free fmm risk- Any gentleman, wishing to pUce a aoa or rclatire in business, witddfiiidlh.i5 amofit eliWcoTanorranitT. Address 38, at the printers. 7 ANTED, a PARTNER, in an establish od WlioJeaale Hool-tea Cloth boinew, in Manchester, wbo can advance Jrona l0O0 to j3U0. and txk an attire part In the bjLilarss. Rf-fwretable rrfereacet HI be yiveii and requixed.
Adxtres iri, at the printers. PARTNERSHIP. A PART NEK WANTED, who cn Zm mandrrom 1 JHa to JSOb in a rwpeccableaadweH-c-sjaijI i thed Bualnees, In the moat faahSopable part ol imdon, from hlch a seoior partr is retitiogr An ftctire-mioded female woold nd th La an eliiible'invemtmeot, a she tnLht also profitably emploj her time in superintaodEag a Udies departmeau Address (prepaid M. ff. 38, Nrvv Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London.
IF 30, 28, of at Ser to of on in 3, by li a any the the be the ii good and respectable ics-. than frur bedrooms: -Address 11 ol.at I 1 I JI ()U, at i Li sr. uurunj m0 oitu ana religious libcrtjiw include liberty to live." Again, in another article which aW Huiuu juuniBi on me izcnduiv. 1B4 roiiowing rem arses: "The emptiness and ahadotrinesi of th4 ol uncuons ana walcoworas never appeared poi tuan in tne recent elections. Tue utmo party electioneering lias been tasked.
vain, to devise a good wliicli tne should be unable to adopt and improve i where tbe question of tne total and imd of tbe corn-law bas been at isfue Ixit3 candidates, there lias reilly been notliingTia ui a priijcipjo to iitfnt ior. juere may nave Offi not unimportant, differences between onDosinM differences in point of personal fitness for til legislation, differences as to details of tinhlm il ferences on questions uhicli tbe coucurreiid mentary leaders lias altogetber taken out of i of party topics. But of any clear, broad principle, on the old and 'tors' croons seen not a trace. Conflictini? narties bave spw with one another -in showing bow completely agreed." "The league liave conre benefit on society, and it i nn for uliifli lm tYt be entitled to public gratitude, if they had done not luey "aY "'vesica contested elections of the guzr disgraceful scenes by which they were wont to bo. in.
Tho league 'does not stand so much as asinj and the tones, knowing that they are watchs not publicly tapped a single hogshead. The lea conferred this benefit on society and it is the puri the league to go on, and perfect their title to public tude, by conferring still further benefits on society, of i yet more startling to those who remember nhat com elections used to lie. Tbe league are determined that tested elections, so far as iIirv tests not for sounds and shadows, but for realities louguewiii -arana' no suams. Ttie league will have not to do with keeping up distinctions of party that have ca to represent essential differences of nrinoinl Tli will make oery election contest in which they take a a conflict, not of obsolete party names that mean little mil now than 'Jacobite and hut of principl that come home to men's bnsinasts nml hnom. nr r.
intelligible, and substantial rights, against a cruel and in famous ttrong." But somebody may possibly allege that, although', this was the general language of the Learjue, Mr. Bright did not participate in the feelings and opinions which it expresses. Let us see, then, what the honouiable gentleman himself lias said upon the subject. Did he repudiate the declarations of the League Did he say, that, upon this one point, he does not participate in the opinions repeatedly expressed by his associates, and reiterated in their common organ Oh no Mr. Bbight could himself scout and deiide old party distinctions, and ridicule those who profesBed to attach importance to them.
In a speech made during the last election for the city of Loudon, and reported in the Leaque of Oct. 14, 1843, Mr. Bright said, "I hae heard of conversions from the party generally termed conservative; but I do not now want to convert them from any of their opinions except those which they entertain in favour of monopoly. Let tbem cast away party feeling. Let this be an election on what Mr.
Baring 'commercial grounds' let them forget all the old war-cries and tho old buunerg, whicli are no longer worth vsarcJtiug under let them know tho power which they ooh have, in a greater degree than any other constituency, to strike off the gallimr, fetter, and set the industry of the country free." Again, in a speech delivered at one of the weekly aggregate meetings of the league, held in Covent Gulden Theatre, just after the election of Mr. Entwisle for Soutlt Lancashire, and reported in the League of the 1st June, 1843, Mr. Biuoiit eaid, in reply to some remarks in the Globe, It may be unpalatable to bear these remarks; but it should be borne in mind that it is disagreeable to the party who has written this leading article, that we should adopt a course trlicft fceafs dtnvn the fences bcltcrcn xiltig and tory. Those terms have never been made use of in tbe contest in South Lancashire. Men of all parties have voted for tbe free-trade, candidate and no man who has had any connection with that county will deny that we have done rooro to abolish old party cries and distinctions, and all those delusions bv vhich the people have suffered much in past times', than has ever been aone in any election, or in any numoer ot elections ttiat iiavo taken place there." Such were the doctrines of the league, such the personal opinions of Mr.
Bhioht a short time ago but now when other gentlemen, who have most probably been influenced by those doctrines and opinions, choose to apply them in practice, they find that Mr. Bright has now chosen to view old party distinctions through a very different medium. Mr. Bright wants to represent Manchester, and it suits his purpose to revive "old party cries and distinctions, and all those delusions under which the people have suffered so much in past times," and he dares to brnnd as discreditable and dishonourable," and "recreant," those gentlemen, merely because thej' have previously taken him at his word, and cannot be made to wheel round with the velocity which is requisite for the promotion of his views. Now we would ask those of our readers who have some little regard for consistency, not that sham consistency which prides itself on a slavish adherence to defunct parties and obsolete names, but that rational and manly consistency, which adheres to the same facts and opinions, which scorns to say one thing at one time and, to suit a particular purpose, another thin" at another time, we would ask them what they think of Mv.
Baioinr's abusiveattacksupon honourable men, merely because they decline to support him, and choose to give their votes to a candidate whose opinions are more in accordance with their own It may be that the electors of Manchester will sanction Mr. Bhight's assumptions, hut we must see the fact before we can believe it. Since the above remarks were written, we have seen a report of a speech delivered by Mr. Bright on Thursday evening, in which he alluded to the former exhortations of the league to lay aside party differences and we feel bound to place his expla- nation tietore our readers. Air.
says, "There is an idea that there should be no more politics, ana lue moment it is on, you may split into as many sections as there are men, if you like but let us get tbe corn-laws oil, let us have trade free. Is this what the League taught? Ia it anything like the teaching to be found in tltc extracts which we have given? Are old party ties there spoken of as things which ought to be laid aside for a fJtort time and then resumed? No the League then taught that there was an "end of whiff and tory:" that old war cries and old banners were no longer worth marching under;" tht they were "delusions by which the people had suffered in past jjet jIr BRIGUX chanee his cry uow, if he chooses to do so but let him not deny facts which stand recorded in characters that cannot be obliterated, The Poor Rejioval Act. "We recently expressed a fear that the recent alteration in the Jaw of removal would lead to harshness towards paupers who had acquired aright to relief residence, with a view of inducing them to quit the parish in which t'hemseIves cha'rKeable to their place of settlement. At the meet- ing of the Bolton board of guardians, on Monday, menflnn(ld a ease which, if correntl tateti. lustities our annrencnsions.
An old woman 1 i. I T3.i,,.,f tua Vn tto rZivt 3 from Wesfhoueh i on. By the late she became chargeable to Peinberton. The overfieer discon- tiuuea iimrejic riTi i j. for the workhouse.
This she refused to accent. and removei to hy which she again beca chargeable to Westhoughton. if th particulars are correctly stated, T' inert 13 Viaeniiy ground ior SOSpiCJon mat tne t-door relief was discontinued with the view of lniiucinir me woman ro leave no vlio shciuJd attempt to drive from his parish paupers who had become irremovable. It is, however, gnflicientiy obvious that this provision must he practically inoperative. An officer may discontinue to relieve a pauper, either because he thinkB him able to maintain himself, or because he wishes him to quit the parish, and thus become chargeable elsewhere.
It will rarely be possible to prove the motive to have been tvrong and therefore, if proceedings be taken, a conviction will be out of the question. If, however, five years' industrial residence gave a man a settlement, instead of onlv rendering him irremovable, there would be no inducement to deal 1 i 1. 1 .1. rt. I 1 An.
parish would only cease when the man had supported hrmseli elsewhere for a similar penoa. xne nm t. r- i -n 1. 1. 1 kannn.
subject of the law of settlement will probably be considered next session and we would suggest that the simplest solution of it would be to abolish all existing settlements; and to substitute for them a birth settlement, which should continue until five years industrial residence had given a settlement eke- whew. We are glad to learn that the guardians of the Manchester union generally agree in these views and we would suggest that they should represent their opinions to the poor-law commissioners. Square. PATENT IRON BEDSTEADS, which combine cleanliness, comfort, economy, elegance, and utility, may seen in variety at HALL Ac WILSON'S, sole agents, 50, Kms-street. TO COTTON MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.
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The decision which has been parsed upon it for two years has been mot gratifying to E. H. and he can with confidence recommend it as one of tho best and nio certain lamps of thepresent day. K. II.
has his label on evcrv lamp, and none are genuine without it. Sole ngent for Miller's Patent Wax-wick Lamp, Palmer's Lamp and Candle Warehouse. Hodgson' Clarified Lamp Oil, Patent Cnmphine, A-c. What i i HAT miglity power is that by which hundreds colds, asthma, and consumption have this unhnnpy WHITE'S PECTORAL BALSAM continues to effect oxtraor- lect, says the Honourable gentleman, wiiat because the corn-laws are repealed. I am sure we never there is involved in this election," (to wit, his 1 tauglit anything of ibe kind from the platform of tho Anti-own return for Manchester) League.
We said, Your country is being ruined, your trade is being destroyed, your people are starving; I confess I am astonished at some of those who 1 ilave what opinions you like upon every tiling else in politics have taken part in this opposition. I will not speak of but first abolish the corn-laws, join us in getting tbat off, dmary cure of nil pulmonary affections, hitherto unheard of in the annals of medicine. Prepared onlv J. H. White, 3, Oldham-lerrcd street, opposite the Albion Hotel, where a list of consumptive TiniiPfWl TP.
niv nnn in liocn ntmimeharf hv n.rn fa nt.i, i fe" olie stock to tbe other, but xt atill exiats to the ex- ient a quarter per cent. Uank Stock left off206A io'JQja; Reduced Throe rnr rVrnt- Hi! tn rv, moie men, mey a um urerieu mu ranks in which they have fought for years and years. 1 will not add to tbe sutiering ana to tue remorse ot sons wno have dishonoured the memory of their reipected father. But, I will speak to you rather of the great and holy principles which are involved in this election, notwithstanding tliitt it has been attempted to be shown that all party distinctions are obliterated, that all the ancient laud-raarlts are thrown down, and that we are ull to he friends now; as the cock said to the horse in the stable, Letu9 tread soft'v. for fear we hurt one another.
Why, had the constituency of Manchester no principles before the Ami- corn law League came into existence i Was not the exist- ence of that corn law a proof that there was, somewhere or otlier, an enormous resisting power?" It seems, then, that Mr. i3niGnT is of ojunion nor9 when it suits his purpose, that old party dia- tinctions, the distinctions between whig and tory, lihnttal onH nncovvntivP arA Tl AT. mt I in existence, hut that gentlemen who disregard old party associations are uuty or aiacreaitaoie CQduct. that thev aie "recreants' mat ttiey in fliet dishonour" upon their relatives. Mr.
Bbiout these things now, or, as we nave already Bit thev answer 1 -'V: LI Ll" 5S' BltlGHT and his friends say, under somewhat dif- ilia jiicJLiuo aajj uimut ojuichubu i rerenc encumstancess xt is tJuli? iionou li j. VLr ul We lrave now before us a file ct the League newspaper, the avowed organ of Air. JBtioiiT h5s friends aJ'4. What Sa C0nsidr3 sacred? In a leadin- article of the i League of the 15th February, 1845, we find the i xnA: 7 i JOivirjo" remai ks. iinuer nie very ttupiupnaLc iieauiuu vSi.
iotL-M. ror zae mw ui .5 ttu "Our readers will havo obserred that the old farce r- cenllj attempted to be rved on the Cornwall boards, tntt Whin and Tarv. ot Freeborn Bniains and Little Loaves, been withdrawn on the first rheanal, under circuro stances render it hieliljioiiirobable that anv niaiiaser, ri tnwn or eoantrv. aeain venture on its nrociuc ''eJ i u.y The liberals not come forward with any real or heart in support ot a iiMrali-m wmoii wouia t.e int.r nana, from I working, and iiton ti.eir rooutba from eating; and this cn- nous piece political anieuuuyianisni toe loaan renc Ol Cuil and religious liberty, without liberty to eat rcl'ious liberty, with life heid on tcnancy-at-will of the landlords! Ciril and religions liberty in the abstract" As a joke, the thing certainly is not bad bat it would bare been carrying the toke a little too far to send it, in a practical shape, up to the house of commons. Seriously, we are glad to see an extinguisher put 10 promptly on this attempt at re riving eld, exploded party nieostass, which hare no sort of intelligible relation to any thing now existing; in our poGUea.
Jfiio and rory are worda which, in this year 1845, absolutely mean satbitiz. Men might 01 well call them 11 rt 1 1. 1 -'tj uuuuuimui uunueri vr uuupu. mum lices. It were as rational to fight the wars of tbe roses over again.
The whig and tory cscabatanta, it is true, still sarnie (though same half of them hare changed aides; but tbe old battle has been long ago fought out. We have got a new field, new weapons, and a new catushtUi. Ol course every body is for crril and religious liberty nos'-a-days, decidedly" and unrnnchingly r1 the question ia alwnt the liberty to earn bread andat it. "Bat there fa no need to alny Ihe slain. The thing is done with, at East Cornwall, and, we appose, in every eonntj and borough of Great Britain, 'whig and tory" tu n.
Sir nv illiam IreUany bas resigneu. lue protectionist tbi lenUinon.poliat, tbe 'd ectd edand I as lie ttviea hltcaelf. of "etctfan'X refiatous hbertu. l.n..lr...,K..v I Cirilaod I i i patients and others cured, mav bo referred to on aimlicatinn. Bo careful to get the ccouine medicine, price Is.
13d. So. 3d. aiii4s. tid per bottle.
White's Camphorated, Honer Cake, for champed hands and roughness of tho skin Agent forT. II. Smith's Fluid Extract of Senna, Dinneford'e Flesh GKnts, Savory and Moore's Patent Scidhtz Powder, and every patent medicine of repute. XTRAORDlNARY LOW PRICES, in con c-ut ine or istinsr Ires. Thev arc in such a manner thit it is impossible to discern them from the production-, of nature.
The peculiar Mvantagcs of these teeth are. thit they operate its support to thosa which remain in the mouth, if nn and prevent their nppmrcim-ition; loose trcth are held firm in their sockets hj their aid. Thev may he taken out and replaced bj the wearer with the greatest facilitv. and will con- tlmie purely fixed on the gums; they will retain their colour. perform istieation, assist articulation, and cannot he diatin- stuished from those of natural grow th.
The inconveniences atten- diuK the losq of teeth Jire too oil knmm t. iYniiin enmmraf; it 1 those who hae not experienced the comforts of Artificial teeth, I ustt.cu wKinms in MMjwio mc unncuities more or icss endured without teeth. "When the teeth fail, the destruction of the sockets invariably cn.ues; one cannot exist without the other. The proce of nlisorption commence? immediately after the tooth is extracted, or, in man; cases, the gunis and sockets wa.it away, and cn.u-0 the teeth to become loose ind dropout. When the teeth are crone aa 1 th em rackets absorbed, a ttreat vacuum is left in the month, hieh occasions every muscle in the face to he distorted and the eyes, the nose, the lips and chin, sadls dLfizured and drawn from their original position These arti'hcial ttih arc constructed to supply tin defect of nilure, and aradnullj to restore the features to that uniformity so essemijlly leiuisjtc tev mouthful -ipp-ijTince and perfect artlrtilatinn.
Mr. EsJicli'seelebruted Mineral iKinitucmiuu, lur uiuuk ua-'ajeu iretn, uunm neat, pain. in a iou an fcnoinel Dccomcs incorpuratcd a ith tbe outer sneijT arrcftiinr; encrcuy tne progress of further decav, and tooth- ache, and latmK far many eaiv. Loose teeth fastened, whether w''s nwunm cammei, or aaiur.it ols: l-c extrnctinc, and recJ3tins children's teeth. Mr perfinnivith ease and safety.
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QUEEN'S THEATRE, SPRING GARDENS. 1 1 engaged for linillei! ueriud, and will appear EVENING UA RD tSaturtlayi. cmiirence -witti tne IilPEKiAL ti' rnicu TfrE 7 .9 slsTbHS Or CHATH.I.ON and AF1LLA1DK of riRES- 111. IlltKIVCnV 1 in. fl OIC1 in whicr i SlSS.
Cony and Blinchid 11 aPrV dn TuSdVy' CLARCUiLE. HIS LAST LEOS, and tne rMB G1RLOF me i ot sir. ii. Wedces- T1 WINTER AMUSEMENTS ife-m OdSrinTne beenexpended in decorations up to that time. To Hours" Concert and Two flours' Ball.
The first taVntia Enclacd will be engaged duiinst the season. II. ALURIDGE. jun. leader and conductor of SSfSJSiSn 5S5stabloi Kiraahmcnt Tho atwre ROOUS TO UCLET.
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ESICELL. Surgeon-Dentist, ro.iv bo consulted daily at hti Establishment. 2H, CnWr-itreet. nearly -si ai-uKi-uLu ui liic vjiiuui i.iiiirtiiiwiiis iu tut nppnsito the Mectiin.cs Initifutinn, Manchester Mr. cnntimius 1 tnVlX AUTIFiriAL TKliTII.rvn hisentireU neworincinle.uith.
fiSmrrrf; ivsnn i il "VfSl the THE YEW TREK ttCI mtns. ia which ijessra. Cnny and Blancharti will appear, for the BENEFIT of Mr. KOG1IRS and Slisi DONTILLE. i i authors of the law were so far from intendine to sanction 8nch a pracice that thev introduced a 1I11UV3IUZ JCIIU1L Ull OUV IWIUJJTJIIIW rfTeri to him for a ball on board Ihe a-imirars ship, on the an earlier social formation qtuetly put uact on the shelf.
his not having paid the customary it to the "And on the shelf, we presume, it will henceforth remain, admiral, wrote a letter to the admiral, breathing a lively in- along ith the other curioiities of an older world. Thanks iiitmaiion. renderini? insult for insult, and adding, that if to the Cornfsh men- this nonsense has eot its nuictusa.1 Iat,.
