Star. — London, England, 1827-11-10 00:00:00

•4Mertil c. `aellrPOled Gram& Harwich Holylstat lilngstarre rppiying to' the Sten eepet's et Sheetdetrand Dud; anti-toitbe his Majesty's Custnnis at tech ache other place*. - Ruh Tender mutt s peci fy the price. in words' at Mirth, and he dditered before One o ' Clo ck on the Day appoint'ed ;Awl* moseity a mmayanied by a Latter rigged by two reapostsib4 Persona 'este pales is become bound with the Party tendering for Ptytnoutls, Chatham, and,Sheerness, in the penal 'um £1,500,- anti fur t 'ettise oiler places' in the pedal sum of 2300, for the' doe per. Wink* of the respective Contracts. • The Person who makes the Tender, or note Person aa What, most attend to answer when called for. • M. (TALLER CIW2'OM Tlllb Veas . Ia Octavo. sies De. ludrboundt T A R. KITCHENE R! 8 HOOSEKEEPEIt'S A! LEDGER tit a ?lain and easyidan of lieselag ess. orate Accounts 4' toe ktzpentes'ef Honeeteepiag, Ace. Printed far Geo. B. 1 11 Waker. Ave Marla-lane; and sold Sr Baoksellers ad Scablike*. BE toto nY Auertom, • By Mr. ROBIN% (Of Warwick' Wove, Reg*M.arreet) At Garralray'r Colres-Hoose, 'Cbange-alier, Cornball, iNveasohr, tlb 29th of November, 100, m Twelve oieloeiv, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held 4.2.. fur a Term of most? Fifty Years, at a low Groomi Best, cciatVisbre A SPAeIOCTS Rareracs. of a Paislll Pluelbiteadadapted-for the First eliathicdon, Situate No. 43, 'on the Wan- Site of Portland•place ; eattainbsi4 • On the Upper Floor, a large Bewed Nursery, three excellent Bed:tomato, aad Came. Second Story, two capital spacious Bed °ambers, WalliPa pered ; Marble Chimney Pieces, itSKIIIIMod Dremimp,molltrio ing Rooms, Weser Clore and Hew MAW amt. • • Ground Floor, Entrance Hilt,Hilt, lnner Hall, with eapital Snag Staircase to the Second Floor; a amble Dining Parlous', Walls Stuccoed in Compartment*, and Palma ; Statuary Marble Chins. nay Piece, finely Carved; Medal Culling; ?darning &soon, opening so a Coaservatary; fireabit Water Closet, and large Library. ..• . Baseinent, Servants' ILI, froaiiiiiegi Zoom, Wine Cellar, Steward Boma, Onset, Butlers' Pantry, and Water lard on; large Area • Paved and Moira. Border; ie , Women's Wa -ter Omer, Knife 8010, Cbins Ouse, and aboe- Hole. Larder, Wine CAW, and another Area. tistadisd, a digital orbs, with Messer mai Slesima, Scullery and CAI Caller, Lep Oast, Wadi Baum and Wise Cellar, a Pees. and Stalrtme• is a capital &condi" Bed Chamber, CAoks' I /We/ling Baum sod Summers' Basra, Condi Howe, austSiabie fur Si Horses, die. To be viewed by Tickets ; Paetkulara may bo bad on the Pre. mimes ; of Meier& Gresson and Fonnereau, Angeltoort, Throg mortotratreet ; at Garraemyea g andel( Mr. Rubins, 170, Resent. street, of Whom Tickep for viewing may be had. Secretary, - street, Strand, where the Books tiny be seen by those who ale , inclined to sap's* tile Charity, and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday fit filmy Mew& 11#111iNT BALMANNO, Secretary. • FROM TUE LONDON• GAZETTE, Nov. 9. - - - WIFtIOSOK Ott: 31: The ildly'enseekia dap plea/natio motet the Intone of Knight hood on William Henry Fremantle, Esq. BRANKRUPTS, George Metcalfe, Liveqmol, grocer, to surrender, Noeenaber 21, 24, and Decenther 21, at one, at the Clarendon-beildinp, Liver pool. Anomie., Mr. Samuel Brabner, Liverpool; or Messrs. Libcketock and Co. Temple. Thomas Acton, lace of Holton, Cheshire, innkeeper, November 26, 27, and December 21, at twelve, at the 801 l Inn, Chester. At tonna% Mews. Potts and Co. Gagster.. Samuel Dloore, George Public House, Crown-street. Soho, Nov. 16, 2.%' and December 91, at terr, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,. Besinghall-street. Attorney, Me. Metanle, Band. court, Walbrocric. Xdward Thomas Richardson, Charing Cross, watch-maker, Nov. 13, 90, sad Deasther Si , at ten, at the Court of commix:keen of Bankrupts, MallogbaLLstreet. Attorney, Mr. Robert Webber, Bedford-tow. EWRMsels Ompahad, km of South Moltonstreet, Hanover-square, wave SUL* Toduebte, surgeon and apothecary, November 110,111, and Ithrisather 21, at eleven, at the Office of Mr. H a rdy, Elkerld. Attemakm, Mr. Hardy, Wield; or Messrs. Capes ami Co. Royenond'obtrildings, Gray's lan. Joseph Bidmeid, Cheltenbant,Oloueestershire, plumber and glazier, November 23, at six,24, aud December 21, at ten, at the Ram Inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Mr. William Read King, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street ; or Mr. Jobs Chadhorn, Gloucester. William Gates, Marine Parade, Briththelontone, Sussex. wine. merchant, November 16, 23, and December 21, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, basingliall-street. At tornies, Messrs. 711.1011 and Co. Coleman-street. William Buten, Whitehaven, Cumberland, grocer November 23, 94. and December 91, at three, at the Black Ilan Inn, White haven. Anomie*. Messrs. Helder and Co. Cletnent's fur"; et ,Zzalllkkael Walker, Whitehiveti. Big" Sharitewell, beerdingthoessaluaeper, November 111, et deree,23, sod December 21, at ten, at the Court of Cams Litres of Banktupta, BarinehaU-street. An om i e* , M essrs . Richardson and Co. fluidal ; and Leeds, Yorbshire. forgo Frederick Sims, Devonshire -street, Keeeingtemiemi. Surrey, china and glassnun, November 16, 27, end December 11, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Ihelleg4 ball-street. Attorney, Mr. Bowden, Little St. Thomas Aponte. Joseph Tobias, late of Ratcliffe Highway, furrier. November 13e 90, and December 21, at rime, at the Court :of Conuniedeser, e of Bankrupts, liasingliall.eunet. Attorney, Mr. Isaacs, Meneell street, Goodman% Vickie. Mary Ann Gamer, Crawley, Sussex, baker end desire, November IS, at slavers, 23, at one, and De cember 11, et twelve., at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, BasingbalLetreet. At tornies, Mears. Deady wad Co. Breams-beading.. Chaocery lane ; r,r Mr. Ssedoino. Mombasa. Robert Snowden, Liverpool, master-mariner, November 13, 20,, mil December 2t, at eleven, at the Court of Commissfonere of Bankrupts, Basin/hail-street. Anomie., Messrs. Alliston and Co. Freeman's -court, CurnbilL Xllward Turner, Warrington, Lancashire, baaker. November 22. and December 21, at use, at Whit e ' s Ho tel, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Duckworth ansi Cu. Manchester; or Messrs. Ellis and Co. Chancery.lane. Thomas Green, Clarence Cottage, West-green, Tottenham, Nov. 16,23, at ten, and December 21, at eleven, at the Court of Cots. tnit.ioners f Bankrupts, Basioghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Holmes Great Knight Rider-streetr. C ommons . ,Thomas Edmonds, jun. Steyning, Surie:Mmber-merchant, Nov. /3, to, and December 21, at eleven, at the Court of Commis.. ,sioners of Bankrupts, BasingbalLotreet. Attorney, Mr. Haworth, Warwick -street, Golden-square. Richards Roby, Leamington Prior., Warwickshire, hoed-keeper, November 27", 28, and December 21, at eleven, at the Bath Leamington. Attorney, Mr. James Platt, New Boswell ' court, Carey.street ; or Mr. William Francis Patterson, Leming. ton Priors. ,Henry Roper, late of Aldermanbury, woollen.factor. November 13,20, and December 21, at ten, at the Cou rt of Commissioners • of Bankrupts. BesinghalLettect. Attorney, Mr. James Scott, Princes-street, Bedford.row. 'William Wall, Great Titchfield-street, Mary-la-bonne, tailor, Nov. so, at twelve. December 4, and 21, at ten, at the Coon et Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basiughall-street. Attorney,kiesero ' TUbury and Co. Falcon -street, Aklersgate-street. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. William Salt, Liverpool -avert, Bithoprgate, tallow.chandbr, is is insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagement* with his creditors-Filed Nov. 8. DIVIDENDS to be made Is BA SI NG HALL-STREET. Dec. 4, W. Braosby and Matthew Coert, Sowerby, near Tiddia Yorkshire, and also at Rochdale, Lancashire, curries,, at rilei4 Nov. 30, William Phipps, Sboreditch, straw hat manufacturer as eleven. Nov. 30, Thomas Thorpe, Bedford-stieet. Covent-garaeg bookseller, at nin e . Nov. 30, William Whitfield, Bow-lane,tavere lever, at eleven. Nov. ir, George Walbantke, Red Lion.strok Clerkenwell, goldsmith at* *miler. at eleven. Nov. 30, James &Men Ruspini, late of PaUAnall, medicine vendor, at tea. 30, William Whale, Witham. Essex, victualler, at eleven. Nov. 13, John Sansbury, Palatine-place, Stoke Newington, builder at 'teem. Nov. 30, Richard W eaver , l ate o f P lymouth, Devonsh ire% at ten. Nov. 30, James Harding, Great Winchester -sweet, at eleven. Nov. 30, Arthur Cuthbert Musk Groat Scothiod.yari% navy asset, at ten. Nov. 30, Robert Wruets, Great Titchheld. ;street. Mary-la-bonne, draper, at eleven. N0v.30, William Cape Mark-lane, merchant, at one. Dec. 4, J ose ph T a lb ot an d H enry 'Francis, Threadneedle -street, dealers, at twelve. Nov. 30, Alpheus ' Harris, Dursley, Gloucestershire ' cloth factor, at ten. Nov. 3g lbsiess Ledford Bellamy, South Creseetn, Alfrtd.place, Totten. lato-noust-road,, instrument seller, at eleven. DIVI-BENDS -to be made in the COUNTRY. Dee. 6, WilbaseCieeke, Northaimptert, inakaapor, aa sios,ag ear of his. Thvagobakie .kgar. eonsioe Nosthempton. Nov. 3i, awry V.** as4.ltOwd belie, 111Lopten ktiaisp, !leerier* . General Weekly AVerage- or the Pidos a Reid& Corn, wee governs Importation, made ap to the mil n( Noy. Wheat Ms. td. I Oats asto rd." Bean s ef t W. ..(4.. Barley 300. 9d. Rye 35.1. 7sl. 1 Peas 450 lash A FRENCH PAPERS. • , .e.:7.01 , .44f0rra PlOll TIM GAZITTZ DI FRARICIt €.ol4l.6:lowalie* C.ONSTANTINOPLR, Oceommailtit. ' li:11 (ax WAY Or onassa.) The Sukan does asot seem to have yct coma to sir re:albite respecting the orders which he shall give' for Ibrahim, and every thing indicates that the Poeta is extremely uneasy, and that it will wet carry into exeta tion its threats of rapture Kith the Powers. It near circumstance has just added to • its uneasiness. The rtis Austrian Internuncio, who had hitherto 'refused, not_ withstanding the incitation of the Ambassadors of the lame towers, 'to advise the Porto to accept- the pros. posals, is said, in consegnenta of neer instructions from Lis Court, to have deurareri by a rote that his Govern 'eat acceded to .tbe conciliatory eropusak.of Frosted. We are convinced that this step will greatly coniribute, rendir• the Divan more compliant. Independently of circumstance, the vac-Watson of the Porte, since. the: transactions at Nivaritso, would be a sufficient indica.- ; Con of its weakness. ' ()crone& 14. • It is now positively known that the Sul:an has not. 'recognized the armistice concluded by Ibrahim,' and that orders 114v* been sent to him to continue his ore. 'rations %%just the Grerks. This resolytiop.h.as scram& icousternation among the Franks, and the alarms wh•ch have been calmed for these tluee weeks i.it• begin 't appear again.—Angebirg Gazelle. • 7 PARIS, Newsom& 7. • The last accounts from &we in the AUgsburg Ca smite say that Admiral Codringtorr, afier forcing the Egyptian fleet to retire to Navarin, bad come back ta Zaote for a few days, and had sailed again for NavaOn, where M. de Rigny was to join him on the 12th or ISth of October. The Russian Poet passed Zaote on the 11th, and was to join the English and French squadrons before Nayarit' by the 15th, when the provisional u- mistime was to . I .1 The Quotidiease seeks the cause of the dissolution of the Chamber, and does not see in it any crisis external or internal. It ezanaines what the Chamber was which is now dissolved, and after saying that in theheciads of 1624 the full powers. of France weze given almost unaninsons4 to theitoyalists, it attempts to shew that the Royalist opiate:idols has faithfully fulfilled its tens.. The Qaotidienne creates, I know not what power, inde pendent of the King and the Chambers, a Parlianieis tory Miaisterialisni. After attacking the Chamber- of Deputies and the Ministry, it concludes thus: " At this moment there is something else to do than to ruminate on the past; it is necessary to secure the future. The spirit of decorum and moderation ea, therefore, hinder us front scrutinizing the elentoesi lists, to pursue those who have not participated in our opinions, et Thete is a general character which answers toren wants,—a designation which can triumph without pm. scribing any thing,--a spit itu,l virtue to be looked fdr in the new Deputies. —this is disinterested and iade pendent royalism. Every map possessing these honotss able qualifications—the rich endowment of true French . - men—will be, a good choice at present, because bb would be a good choice at all times. The big of these Royalists has been for nearly forty years a cont. bat ; let them then not be weary,—let them again 'crime forward to give their votes and suffrages to their King, religion, and their country. Calm and resigned, thej will not have to serve the interests of a coterie, but Con scientious duties, which they will fulfil as they always have done sincere opinions must be neither puffed up oy success, nor depressed by reverses. The Royalist pinion will have strength and moderatiod in the hel lions which are preparing, and by seskiog in its choke disinterestedness and independence, it is sore, if it does not obtain a triumph, at least not to expose itself to baie cause fo repentance." la' the journal des Deliais there are but two mon in ,Fewsce,—one is in office; and the other not. This is ;be taus.: of its vex.ition....thete are its politics. All was well when they were united. nothing will be well till 'one has taken the place of the othel ; it says so openly. The two proper names are even mentioned in its article. 'This is the key to explain all its language. Accord. ingly, it no longer has any opinion, a. appeal is to the Frenchmen of the Frenchmen of the Charter, and to honour and probity. r It is taseless to analyse the three nals—the Coital:l:6°mnd. the Courtier lst kfestinrai di Coommerct. it is the , -, • r.Tlt.. ••• .. ••• --,.. • ,-. • . • .. • ' - . ' ... . ." . . • ... • • , , . . 1 ' - ..44 1. - - _ _,, ~, --,. if / . . • • 1)//adfitt ", . ; .' . • I -'-,TI" a :' 1( 1 7: 7. (3::t).1 ... 4'. : " . - '.. , . I , • . ' .•••••••••44.- • - - '••• 1 ts :... , , ,' r .• - , ) Am o k . I , fn . • 0_ ,4.1 •• .,.. .•• .. ..•,...„1,,:,i.,1,0,1;,,...4.1.4.:•1if 1344 ~. •• .. 4 - . - , , , ; , r ; . -.. , . • • - -.• 44 eisl,l ~ '; *.L• fif Ai•lith6.4 , . ' . • ..•441 AO" , • .i • . + I - . v . ,', • !. i' . 'Lill.' 4401.113:21 . 0. t •V. . ; ; A a,no. a , , L • , .., ..., . „,-, .. 10 1 110 . f. 7040 1 :.; us,.tbw. ... v,„41.:-;. - . •: ; . • • --..........3. 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Vlleu,Pa.opp nia , a _ • 7 ssieSy` thilstii‘eif kityitsba s t. nest, t h ey w eg • : i I.lk Ail& VIKEITENOR-PLACE, That on " ~,. ,• , % mit tbst , joii , si . , tilkor i zikiewy4. . . , 0: ....,, _ ~, London. rnetchuns. at tee, at the Star Inn, Oeassiste, Min t ref t° reeeive . , _Tereltrf / 11 1 1 , 1 0 kini (taistsarep),sand vett ROM , • .; • COMPACT! EINOSIBIAS RiEffolffiClife WIT:4I The Ilarl at RA D NOR. '" ' l'' ' Dec. 6,'JObil Clttaome Susgrstre and Tiolilses Oltreikr; ''' .i;Cf.t.; 3.:. fintnereetshire, bankers at Iry at the White Horweinimillfir vilgs wi.f • , 1 - ~spfy o f what ftW4ief4l/ 0 defitijidsfirle.r. ) the • us* of MA I 1 -. 11 .. ••• •• •' 111111111DIA'rE.POSEHRAIDis t ..,r , , " ; lc ~ iii hr eAt ti e D in UNSTANyiLLg, I N e rgris e li i rw •••:•,. • • Trboos at' BARDADDREiterTerelin Ctiliadat - • - I'HILIIP 124/BE r• '' ' ' ' ' .. 7 c cr eigL at nre. 5' 1""r 11". akteN4 3 =-: --- i ' elt7 $ • • elevate altillwelef, at Vat Whfotast Cenral *Dec., tile,plip NCI/4 BURDETT, Bart. M.P. • 7 41i i i ssi ri ms , p,,,, .• 04 , .„,,,,, die elth • dai• of Pahnity'neili Wilit i firolliteciMilifik • •': ' ..--- By Dlr. ROBINS. . ' 12'44" ''... 4 " : litzetri*reßENY ALAI N DON D CADDELL, En. if Ain , . and et colaampmw aiw er a $40111 . 1 • 1 , 14 N0•_IIR01 11 11 ,11 0‘" ' 1 %a n is/ shall be sheri for the'terisilAileit of ifieVentraet. (Of Warkieir /Inver Reit,e4o,o '' - , 1 ., : ;•• • emeesiti or. Jilasbagemptey avhe i__ ---a- R ''' stp lal cha llfte udler i. , it trt _, 1131° . at - the Ciaten ilben doo got ' Ch =t,' ' 1 IleCondifican of the Cerittaet shirtieSidis'aB - thie•ollow - _ .- • I •-• •At Gareavrav 7 s Colfewhonse, ' - , CHARLES EDWARD PIGOV, Rsq.. JOHN PEP -,s- bib Tebdeilitist sprelfetherliwire"Wbeds• at Mirk atitThe . - 1 . 1 .... a.", • - - ch ur'' , . , ..._ _.. r, met' Iftweinber, lac, al 'haft dtkelly Na 7, Crania-tweet, Strand, 7th November 1827. Dec. 1, Wm. Pise...Cheltettht, GlOtroestersb siseit seller at * - ',overt.) Before One coVldek anted Diy ; . appointed ; sod mess be • __ . .. . it vALLIAttt LEAStROLD EgtAM• COO- Tbg Cow. of Oeviegrali - Petitiodcrs were this day cOsildcred ene, at the Vilarat•Slialei Inn, wdley, Woreenter9o!. :Nov: -I . • 0' • Apprther- . • 57 • , pa nt e d by a Ihienr wlgnie dr two responsiefle Persons WM. Whitworth,. Leeds. Yorkshire, manine.ynaker,;" Arno % t. , bosta,fridt ale " tiandtrini fri . the who prisinis a compact Eligible DWLLLING t HOURIO, neatly. ••. . '4 illit!iith'll6o3oblllpiile • .l the Court Itime. - Leeili. tier,. 4 Wen, Ilagkott, ~iktg;,••• ; *sing to become Owed op, and adapted for the acoornmodation ef a aniali-Geowsl 10 cheater, victualler, at lu/4.0 theStaz Inn, Deaaessee, Dec. 7, Win. Anenson,'Haallegdon, Lanus/11re, currier,' 7 saldw ir ., at -% ~ . • s' t rf "WOW to it ne:. • • • - nil of Five Hundred Peinads,• fie Of tine' • peHornlinte of die Fatally, in excellent Repair, piesindlyaineau • • • • s i • ! , - • , 4 ... . .., .;;. s 1 ' • '/0 40.1 VI • , 4 —76 the Star" Inn, Decussate. Manchester. Cierritt. No. rt, GlitiSt2tTbit-IMAtif,;- -7 I .lallii Ar‘draDd Fin razgisefingo 151 bed wives and CERTIFICATES —Nov: 30. -•-: 'n - the Person who malted the= • IW..bile Perkin wititirchaff, Overlooking the Grodnds orßitelti d gimins&Paiedei. nnewaesinas es . • 'gni% ' tiel"Pir been' • WWI Igraidee from the Robert Rosen, Ceteatorwetteet bookieder. Charles mint attend to answer when , ssurf , Priloahleilltglaild'aed Wales Alb the Shillik ;1101111n the sd of New Church-street Lean - grove , Paddlwa. k tic . . ' '' • •it razzx it cuirrom . d i r beg urrw ity, au ra „ Thivi ckint. " apenz cond e hi - servistik avyi nie valard l 4 .o . 6 Z . s ea . October, foe the um of .2310 as 11 d. ' " Bunting, Liverpool,shardware—Mlin. -Cit-a-rie-17.1741turoty.""."71:1117:hdDern- , - DUNE NS •SliNat THIS LAST - REPORT: byshire, joisier. Saistiel Billikbie r Liverpool. it s sta 17CTtfAIV.VGOI -- 1 - 7, — CR Orfoer Si, 1827. Cheinthica, Papered ; Wesel fleabag GlaairHeelherst; berECiesete. .„4. Samuel Mitchell, Ern. (second desetiany . . ,Gio. 0 0 doulter Reading Berko dra .irsh Um ,i r HE CO 4141ISSIONERS for VI CT (IA UAW fin* Fk l r • a Dm r l ' i g R4 ' 6 ' l ' lo ' l6oo . ba ndiegairli Ni"' . bib, s upy n a , . .., a , A 10 0 H ' . ' * P er .' n Swan Shepherd and lableil: soli Gib alouldinge; floassili 'Widow% Animist ►tig• et • Hear I.:licher. Seethangisii i Ilnesdespees. Weal -I- /W mAnr it .ar.arr, lc. de karky give *dice, macaw , ; sti,„ Cornice and voili " dariE ofth mikr ipi stik i Nor A Friend (deb Annual 4 Diteratildfg kilo. lir- Steatletreet, Biseakshorya jpeekedier: • firlpho , I s suisi a %=, . . or .e. .1. 3 ;t• V ••• • •f go o o •The so Skiimpopogig)igA lle . venne . ,7 next, tbey wall* read* Ihrwiii . Room, corresponalently Steed sal OtikElirthehes sod . cl 7_ T i l l "- , isle, howl& bengfeedg lifeekbeserrs Looesairei wed4fidri - t i • week* llandollOggllingliaminklW.ll,llmlbolloihe . egblgm..lleng I=etompAggi&ggiggog it l ...ig m - .PP ( : ;.' . n . 1:40 tidt 10 • • 1 • 0 ' 0 Room*. Dedtwebititi anoteltamm.:.lholeneliaeablefe s i „ • 'A. , it 4 • siseisjt4brieer,. with . fot Sidtboardfiete Car Ignigiogr uili w ireftr antwiemmisweelp • Ramp ;.ladtingonwre. 0 "elu m• ceatrsc") a all ma!, skies °I 7 1 4 4 1/ " F °a arsi4esned- Marble Chimney' liece ; Chasse,. Reek Beesn„ Gentler Sinn' °l f . .. 71 7 5 .7e -. •fr , Al - IP tuella emir akvisi, onek; • ray be demanded for the use of bits MairaiT'S 5hi P.M 1 , 414,446 , "r mass's Dressing Room s sod Water Chewer Ono ei . Lust!' Not at ebnel„ * 6 3 innbefei• Elio • • VV . , -. .1; -I i • - T 4 1 141,14.) 4' • -; JOhn Leal:neat • .abellekli.Teeltehherindsiter. or following places, kw Twelve Month% from the Era day el-Jas the Beek et the: Dense . 'lhtswent.• Wade" an t e . Dreamt Intl' n.• 11 . '. . . _l. f. ' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.. Shelves, Sink, Water laid on ; Back Kitchen or Wadi Nlitosie. Gordon pnyli ns illye .. : ;h,w al .4•o' . $., .. . •Ap.• '4 . - 1 , 'Aiwa,* and . Wou Clark, Coventry. And .alt Wen miry ware via. Area in Prone, with•Veidtk Vita Cedar, Walk Heiweilladigedd W.,. - 1 „ 6814 c° ° 400101 ! -•• ''', ..1-r • 6 ' 1' : f l.- 'S . 1 " ,vwdendihe. Within toollidaeturots. Edward YooDAßge=u• AL'' , Leith, Leith Roads, and tb• • Water laid . on, Serrasis Water - Gout , and Coat Cider/ ; • M r.. A. Craifft , r4, pet Ontnwood and * Co. . YIV .0 . 0 Young. Bristol, corn factors. Sarah Smith, has - . & ' anthem • • • Frith uf F.disibergli . W. T. pet ifinvitieivler and Os. I S 1:1 , 0 0 Ji? r h oc a te l r : Veer, Norselck.woullendrapers. Thomas Wooer, Wm. anew &irk sail lOisile 1 todonderry and UNSURE* . 'To be viewteby Tick - eta': rarfiCulars may be bad set el* P.e. /1 1 , H en , Ai m v i „ viis oih ,p er •H ows . an d. c o : • r DOM/ . •.' . . Irani HaWm •--- 1 wises; of Win. Yemen, Esq. Solicitor. No. 77; Gm* llossell- &W. xi 1.. per sod To. R. U. 411. per Dor- . Sl . 0 vr ie ic ne h r , a cire n h Wi l e i c a h nd MarT eud is. bey ' lalladartjuittanuinathanfs'etatedrelljruithnbl. A nPg til d n 'ao gl B:Hib e eighanly' ao Y d °: ;l ibi ttlaria N:: . fdamitlr .• ' Nteteawle mid Mimeo& street, Matensbery-square ;at Garraway's S and of hlf. Rubins n en an d t o , ' . . . Benefaetiops are teceived lir Borpj.Booct CANE, Bag. th. Tress • Hall, Oliertoo, Nottinghamshire, seed meeckants. d Robson; Greenock • Newhaven ~ No, 170, Regent-street, of whom Tickets fur:viewing may be had: _ Barwick ,Plynsot th . ~ surer No. 1, Brick-court Temple; also by Messrs. Drummond , Robert Burns sod Alexander Boras, Gla_ it ow coadi i n d h arm ". Hal be 'Sheiflgel; raid Bankers, Charinveross; ' Cocks and €6. ditto; }ferries, and Co. makers. Thttinas Wender and H enr y, 'Fwd . a d ; wi t n nta : pe ' Kingstown add riliblEP St. nhfairl's Step ' • - ?ozettA*l:l:2ll4tE. St. Jantees•etster; Harameraloya, Palt•eull ; Mares, Fleavairennl Ibid. shoe Warchonseined. P . H. Abbott had :John Wilkinson The Coallloitt l ef die Centraettway be eren.at thfCofirce, or by CAPITAL PART MY RESIDENCE, Whitmoreond Ce. , Lonaba,ed-street; Vries and Co. ditto t Dorrien Walbroolc-bnildings. acconotants. rpplying to the hem for the Vktealling at Plyinbuth an4d Coiin Wigh. wows. :molten - Boom m ei sitikein . and Co. rsnch-lane, rornhiU ; anti by the . Secretary, No. 7, Craven.. • _ • . ' 7, _''''' w Vint Floor, a capita) lofty Drawin g R oom la Front. Walk Pa- -pared, Borde red, ' and Finished with Gilt Mookkop a Statuary Marble Chimney Piece, finely ,Carved ; handsome Cornice and L. mu:noted Ccifng , Windosra to the Floor, communicating, by Folding Doors, to a Drairlag Roma, correspeadently fitted up, Windows to the Floor opetilat to balcony ; G e ntleasses Ana- lag Room ea the Lading, and Watts Chow. Party:and **4l Its Restorittion, to the the F renc4irill• 91. • revolotiettuy Isar- rrier Aqvussimie, as mat imposes This day was paplished, Mateo. price 12s:in boards, nREEIE GRAMMAR for the use of Scbools. Trandatel treat the German of V. C. F. ROST. " This Grammar distinguished by Judd arrangement, con. loser. sad fulness. The author judidocoly commences with Pnedg and then proceeds to Etymology and Syntax. Tbe system d Accentuation. which is so slightly in Matthias, be explains with it =ow clearness."—Mombly Maven,. Printed for Gee B. Whktalser, Ave Maria-lane a whom may.be bad, lately published, in Bvo. price ins. lad. bds. The FUNDAMENTAL WORDS of the GREEK LAN GUAGE, adapted to the Memory et the Students, by means of Derivations and Derivatives, Passages from the Classical Writers, sod other Ashotlatioim By F. Vaizr, M.A. Trinity College, Cambridge. SALE BY AUCTION. soUtR VALUABLE ESTATES FOR RESIDENCE AND INVESTMENT. THE BARTON OF MEMELAisiDAND MANOR OF NOSS MAYO, With its Rights, Privileges and Appurtenances, Chief and Couvesticsaary Rents and Farms, neatly ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND. TWIT ACRES OF MEADOW, ARABLE, AVD' WOOD LAND, Ike. All compact, and in a beautiful part of the Om* TO BR SOLD BY AUCTIO4,. • ; By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warmick House, Regentostreefr At oam/ray's Coffee House ' Cha n ge Aliey, Costal* Loam, Oa Tuussissr, the 89th NOtrember, 1827, at TerdemeiChsek IN ONE LOT, A VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, FREEHOLD, (eacept about T/Hrty-eight Ames Leasehold), nearly TWO THOUSAND ACRES; Coupriing the BA RTONS of MEMBLA ND and CAULSTON, In the Parish of HOLBETON ; THE MANOR or NOSS MAYO, Extending over the Parish of REVELSTOKE, With its Rights, Privileges and Appurtenances, ChleT and Cosmonaut, Rents, Ite. • TUE GAYS marcear rustmamb, • MEMBLAND HOUSE Itereeed on a handsome elevation, with Wings; Lawn and Car. rage Drive in front; seated on an eminence commanding rich and emotive Prospects ever &Melly-varied and intertwine Country. The Mention is adapted for the Accommodation of A FAMILY of MISILINCTION, Conveniently planned, and all requisite Domestic Offices; detached Comb House mid Stables; Verne rod Rick Yards, with Bullock Sheds, and all necessary Agrieultural Bwildiap ; the Grounds at the Gat or the Mansion form a Dell of eaceeding fine Pasture Land, *rammed by a &ieet of Water . ; Hot thruse; and extensi ve Kitchen Gard en , wa ll e d i n and clothed with Choice well selected .Irmo Trees, numerous Standard Trees, well Stocked and Cropped; with a Pond of Water supplied by a Spring t an outer Garden; hubs Homes, a capital Poultry Yard, a Stream of Witco Sowing through, and Sheds of every denostrinatiou. The CA tsroN FARM comprises an excellent Farm House, with a tapl•al set of well-arranged Buildings, which, *Mb part of Richard A rid lands sad Hormone, are in the occupation of Mr. ms. The SUSS MAYO LANDS, consist of the Farms of Stoke, R°w3 enr Middkcombe, Netton and Worswell, with Faint l imos Outbuildi ngs, Farm Yards, and the usual Appendages, tbe Ilemeo ed m e ow s ; Simpson Giles, Robert Anthony, —re "i and &icy Crocker and Sans, respectable Tenants en Lease sad Atreemeets. Sundry Cottages with Gardens and Orchards; tub Cellars with Apartments. Let go divers Tenants at Rack on ; and the principal part of the beautifully picturesque Village - "Mayo, Let on Conerntionary Rents, with Paddocks and 'lsrlactive Orchards, the whole Estate comains nearly TWO THOUSAND ACRES, Sly productive Grass Land, Arable, Pasture; Wood sad 'um; with a richly varied Land sSeentry, &volitive Sea nearly frmn the &art tc the Lleard. reds market Is about seven hake; Mmibury and Mats' re alma Market Teens, at easy distenees. leaden to be viewed, by permission of the Finally, In the Eleven till Three, Sundays excepted; the Farms as to lilt. Adams, of Caabton, of whom partleelem J, and et the respettlee Tamale t et she Hotels, PI ilymton, Hark; th e lime at Tay Bridge, Aahhers= ; &reintate livery, FA+ Splashes' Ton, and M E.xeter r. Ro ; bert HUM.' riven er , s Sludbury ; New sandal ' the Dun. t, Antelope, Dorchester a nd Selishery; Crown, Blendfordr, Office, Stiecherne • &write, erithiewatert ChristoPfieTe • Hotel, Bath; ilia* and Well. Mama: stied; Condi, ot Meters. Grosso' mad Faalattream, Selkisera Thrognititton-strert ; attarrawayb; and of Ales Regent street, of whom keel for viewing miry lie PIM of the Estate may be sues. Fish Cedars : knits; an d t ▪ na nt m ar Pi seise' Of highly r , hinutien. ; tens, near?, "▪ "cte are agg the Many nies,, nom , PPlkation he I Idol! It ae fly Seri Scri e n , " n aPort, efern a i os c i t 411 ; the lie;il• c eurt, I 'bill,. 170, 114 , and a P 1 SUFFOLK. VILWABLE AND VERY IMPROVi OLE FREEUOLD ESTATE, Iseinding du entire PARISH 3114 MA NOR el WANGPOZD, Abounding with Game, containing upwards of _ . TH'REE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACEES of capital Maeda, Arable, Meadow, Passage, Eta Lands, and Waste; Farm Houses, Cettagasoad Avicaltural Balkdags. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS (Of Warwick Hoare, Reacal-alrict) At Garraway's Coffee.hotar, 'Clangeadity, Cambia. On Tausanev, the 29th of November, 1827, at Twelve **Clock, • IN . ONE Lor, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, tam prising the whole PARISH and MANOR of WANG- FORD, abounding with Gan. and Wild Fowl, CONTAINING OFWARDII OF THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDUD ACRES: THE HALL FARM, A capital commodious Farm House, cometibla Vito a Residence for a Gentleman's Family, with a Firm 'Yard; capital Back Erection, consisting of a Double Coack House, &able for Fare Horses, Harness Room and Hay Bin ; Farm Stable for Six Horses. Chaff Bins and /WINO Room, a capital Barn,. Cart Stable, and Lamina, Ferret Lodge, Net and Trap !louse Rabbit Home, and Warrener's Lodge, and Chant ben fur Men, D rying Ground, capital Garden (part welled), Brewboase, Poultry House, Stable for loose Horses, Cart Lotigg, dm and nearly TWO THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES Of part rich Marsh Land ; Arable; Wood and Wane* t In the occupation of, and on Lease to, Mr. Smith, with sundry COTTAGES. THE, CHURCH FARM: A respettabls Fame Hewer, with Farm Yard, .Barn, Stables ) anti other Agricultural Buildinp ; and upwards of FOWL HUNDRED AVMS Of rich Minh Med Fen land. re the occupation of Mr. Saar. Tenant from mg to year, with a Cottage. This Estate Moms& with GM, and Wild Fowl. and is capable of having the finest Preserves in the Kingdom ; the Lands are aiLeonte pact intersected only by III& Giltba, with numerous Preserves mould; the limes may /ow; ebstart gum the blearopolls 7$ miky three from Brandon, six Irma Barton Mills, nine from. Thetford, seventeen front Beery st. Edmunds, anti fifteen from Newmarket Coaches pass day. To be viewed by applying teistitt Toasts ; of wham Pertkulart may-lie bed; at the Cke.tstuerab • Brenda, ; Tbetford ; tdr. Deere, Barton Ifißta ; Warta:id Arms, ffewmatiet ;Mort sad BA Duey fiehnoners ; of Mr. bionefiefd, BMlngford Half, near %Me ha; Minim 11,1ar, Brumes, lad' !alpha, Ibildieola, IMII, ft Sans '0004,x1044 hta, 14160•4 ViGelltieuitiVoile Umiak; wimps iil4.o4ls l 44stesd-1 yet seetu 1, 911