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I, 1.. ; • o -CET Witt • 1 f ' • 4412411 14 14 - • * .P:44^ 4 • - • ; • .41, • ( • : :+ 4l . \ l l , 14 ; •. • • . .. • a I# l o4 l / 4 40 4 • ''' f : \ • i r . tgita 4ja . ao , . 24. .. • - 1 •1 . * ftV 1 , • • . , . • ), . • . ; ,NUMBER 1101. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6 1824." ' . • TPRttit SZVEN•PENCR. • • • .1 ARMY CONTRACTS. TREASURY CLIANDERS, Coniftisslriat Department, July 30,1824. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply BEEF and 111 UTTON to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under. mentioned Counties and Islands : This day was published, in ittoto. price 3s. SM. bound in red. PRACTICAL ORTHOGRAPHY; or, The Art of teaching Spellisg by Writing; containing an improved Method of Dictating, with Exercises for practice; and Collections of Words of difficuk, irregular, and variable Spelling. Intended for the use of Teachers, and of such private Persous as are desirous of im proving themselves in the Orthography of the English Language. ,and the practice of Composition. By W ILLIA JI BEARCROFT, Late Master of the Acallemy, Kirby Mom - side. Printed for Loogrnan, Bast, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Omn i London; and Wilson and Sons, York. • CARMKRTHENSIIIRP. ' ., .,.t T F CAPITAL Pitasnorm ESTATES, • 311 SOLD RT •Aucrtor4, IN CARMARTHEN, On the Twangy-fifth of Sarronaes next, IN TWENTY-POOR LOTS, THE CALLIVER ESTATE, situate , near LL AN DIIO. and containing about SIX HUNDRED ACRES. Thr PANTHOWELL I:STATE, situate near ST. CLAIMS, containing TWO THOUSANO THREE MINDRED and SIXTY ACRES --both Ratates.consist of rids productive Land, and capable of great Improvement. *Mr. Samuel Vaughan, at Trecach, will sbewbotk Estates; and for Particulars apply to R. E. N. Lee, Esq. Lirteoln's-Inn-fields; and Mr. Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, Cl, St. Mar tiu's-lane, London. Letters to be Polk paid. . . . 80 UTH • A stiE,lfitA . .. —6.-- - By his Majesty's ship Carneleou#last from Vera Crux and Havannah, advices hive been received from Mexico' to the 4th orJune. At that date nothing had been heard of lturbide. It is said, a strong feeling in his fa. tour existed among the priesthood and the niilitary, and that he was likely to find numerous adherents among both those classes, provided no suspicion existed of a secret design on his part to deliver over the country to Ferdinand. The least-suspicion on that head, it is added, would infallibly pare fatal to him. The Executiveat Alexico issued, on the 29th May, a Proclamation, the ob. ject of which appears tb be, though his name is not meu tioned, to put tht people on their _guard against the in. trigues of the'partisant of the ex-Emperor, :Indio which some apprehension is betrayed of his ultimate success.' Four persons, supposed to be emissaries of Iturbide, I had been arrested at Alvnrado. A French brig of war' had Sri Iced at this port, with a Commissioner on board from Franae, earned Pamuel, charged with assurances of the friendly. disposition of the French Government towardi bfeelco. 'The attacks from the Castle of fir;. Juan 4e Ulloa upon the town of Vera Cruz had been renewed with considerable injury to We :place. It had been previously abandoned, however„by the greaser part of the inhabitants. The decree. of the Mexican . Govern Meri t -, prohibiting all intercourse with . Cuba, is said to be rigidly enforced; to 'the great injury of the traJe of that island, and the discontent of the mer chants. The Cameleon has broughoi freight.of 400,000 dollars in specie. . The following are translations of papers %%hid' we , have received by the Camelecin : - . " The Sciiereign Constituent Congress hte decreed as follows: " 1. The' Port of Iluatuico,, ansbe.coass,of the Pacifies is dpe State of Oaxaca, is hereby.declared co l lite . open to Natiooalogik Foreign Commerce of importation aid exportation. ' 4 ‘'' " 2. The produce belonging to the State of °assailed scription, excepting cochineal, Which may be exported xis*ld said port of Huatulco, shall be free of export duty Tor the teat of ten years. " 3. A -Custom-house shall be established at the said port ilk Huatulcb, stud Government will . appoint ‘ _tiro, or as mug officers to that establishment as may some . for tsonfilids mg the business belonging to it: • ' • • ' .: !..:IN " The Supreme Executive Poster w cattle the DeereiLlibiti executed, printed, published, and circulated. •• . ii . ei . " Mexico, Ist May, 1824, in the fourt h yea; of iiiatii;4i. and third of Liberty. " JOSE MARIA CABRERA, President, I r l / "T " FSCO. - ELLORI AG A, Deputy-ffecretary, " MARCO. BARBABOZAS, Deputy-Sec/revery." From the Havannah, letters dated on the 20th June have been received. Cuba still continued in great.agi tation, in cdnsequence of the restrictions which the Ile publics of Mexico and Colombia had imposed on• its commerce; and it was : universally believed that the appearance of 1,000 Colombian - soldiers would deprive Spain of her present nothing inflisence over that isletil. The- cause -of. independence. is .making rapid ; strides • ' nsosigst mankind, and hay,,will be that . Monarch, ho, yielding to the neces sities of the times, has libe. lity ettbhgh tti piace•Bistfittiaelzfatnis on patronising . he iacreasa'ofsivilikation amorsgst his subjects. Bx the, accounts from Mexico, it would appear that his Most Christian Majesty IS imitating the conduct of his Most Excellent Majesty, for on the fid of June a French brig of war arrived at Vera Cruz, and landed a Commissioner to reside at the capital of the Mexican Republic. The Spanish garrison in St. Juan deUlloa was severely afflicted by scurvy and other diseases, the natural result of confinement in that unhealthy station: It wasAllso in great waiit of *all necessary- supplies. •-•tieto.l Pi New York Papers to the Bth, and Philadelpb!a rams to theeith tilt. have been received, they are ivh6o - silent`' respecting the 'alleged viCtorylAol Bolivar its&eve.« l The following Am thwooly.anicka l st illtelligryt c w . 9.21), extracting :, , ~ .`italii *Art; itft.ifi4. • . 4 i+ 44 .:b - :.) 4 Fame Sonair Assaincaer4ie*T•intet4v4 too C 9319; 4hipinkes, gitthe schooner.Trimmer,,arrieerl last; , rehint in sixteen ditY from Carthaeia,'llifethifollerwirigAlONA ; InstrY Otetetitt•in thatqltarterr ..: •. ' •, • ,o, ... .. .- 11. . Ilk Fong - fsigate • florra Cp i ptain Mallette, pn 'the brig of war Gazelle, arrived at Cartbageb*loiktiii lath of Jung from • Martinittife; ?and lastilibier2ll.4 ;Guava. In the.friliate canto. palscogpr blop?i,ut h i t:- ,serien, a member of, the . Legion of Honour, on a iiilatOii !to the Colombian GoiernmentAfiegriatere of which had not ti.inspirtici"cluringhis stay at laGutisteaL jrit:siace hip Arri!ii,L.A,c4r;h4gepa l . v ) : peplo s as well as ; some of the authorities, view his arrivarin if lii*ftlotrisiVa It had otemillned divagieeisblafeellbgsan die partipillso French' offreettOrlit it.NeagIAWRWA everything Wi'lild be put, w rights when the Governmenr it tog6tillit ceived dcelialeteireerniatleb as to theobject of dominos I Chasser lea's snissiete •I.a et ezaato eas,:: 17. u? 1-et",2 , p!f.ilv 64, :Me *kith bi ig ioci ct aatnim i also arr i ve d there on her route to Baibadoes. She lirdught ' official intelli gence of thi-iteer 'Colifihhlint Loan being finally negp. timed raids' n nidt and Co. This intelligence poi matefi all.clieses ofsqciety in tp." rthageste, as the erect of - Gilithfrietke aeth4"llll eHNt F t 1, r • Bedford Essex (exclusive of Norfolk Berh(including the Tilbury Fort) Northampton Town of Molter- Gloucester (including Nortbumberla ford) the City of Bristol Nottingham Berwick limns Oxford Bucks Hereford Rutland Cambridge cuielediag Hertford Salop This day was published, The Fifth Edition, In t2mo. Price Ss. boards, AN INTRODUCTION to the •GEOGRAPHY of the NEW TESTA 31.ENT; principally designed for young Persons, and for the Sunday Employment of Schools. • To which are now added, an Elementary Series of Questions, an Glinting of the Geography of the Old Testament, and a Geographical Index to the Scriptures.—By LANT CAit PEtirEn, LL.D. Printed for Longman, finest, Ries, Orme, Brown, and Green. Of whom may be bad, by the mete Author, Principles of Education, intellectual, Moral, and Physical. In Bvo. Price 12s. hoards. And, Systematic Education ; dr, Elentettrary instruction in the various De,partmeuts of Literature and Science, with practical Rules for Studying each Branch of useful- Knowledge. By the Rev: W. Shepherd, the Rev. J. Joyce, and the Ret. Lant Carpenter, LLD. Third Edition, in Two thick Vols. Bvo. price 14. tn. 6d. boards. ;;I Newmarket) Beau Somerset Chester Isle of Man Stafford • Cbrnwafl (indaeng Isle of Wight Suffolk Scilly) Kent (including Ti!- Surrey Ciunberland linty Fort) Sussex Derby Uneasier Warwick Devoe Leicester Westmoreland Dorset Lincoln Wilts Horham (including Middlesex Worcester Holy bland) Monmouth York In the several Counties of North and South Wales, In the several Counties in North Britain, And in the Islands of Alderney, Guernsey, and Jersey. t This day was published, In Three Volumes, 12mo. price £1 Is. boards, THE WITCH-FINDER ; or, the WISDOM of our ANCESTORS. A Rowing. By the Author of . " The Lost.muss," " Ovum Tnats," &c. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. " Front this, (a scene in the Red Bull Theatre) an opinion may be formed of the Author's skill in working very curious pictures of the olden times with his narrative. This otherwise very amusing Romance, we can assure our fair Novel Readers, will please then in story."—Literary Gazette. "We regard The Witch-Finder' as one of the most amusing and instructive Romances of the time—rich as the time Is in pro- ductions of the same class."—Somerset House Gazette. i!e Mat the deliveries are to commence on and for the .25th day of September next ; tbat Proposals in writing, sealesrup, and marked Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office, on cc before Thursday, the 26th day of August, but none will be received after twelve o'clock on that day. _ _ .11, Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one 'render; likewise the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney; u also must the several Counties' in North Britain; and each Proposal must have the letter which is &meted to the Tender properly Idled up, by two.persons of known property engaging to become bound with the party tendering in the count stated in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a priated Tender, and the prices expressed in words at length ; and should It so happen, that during the continuance of the Con tract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the smountof the &amps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, wines refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this 1 Oike,"between the hours of ten and four. " In point of story, incident, and description ' The Witch. rmder' is admirable, and is even superior to any Of the Author's preceding successful works. There is much recondite matter, which is highly curious and apposite, and the Work is one which the Antiquary will peruse with pleasure, and the mere Novel Heade: admire."—Literary Chronicle. LI, HERMIT IN EDINBURGH. This day was published, Is Three Volumes, itmo. price itis. is boards, THE HERMIT IN EDINBURGH; or, Sketches of Manners, and real Characters and Scenes in the Drama of Life. ' . " Forsan et ham dim meminisse jurabit." Loudon : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row. GEORGE AND BLUE BOAR, HOLBORN. HASTINGS new and very elegant fast Coach, the BRUNSWICK, sets out every morning at Nine o'Clock ; and the ROYAL WILLIAM every afternoon, at Half-past One, through Seven Oaks. Tunbridge, Flitnwell, Robertsbricige, and Bettie, to the Cutlet Hotel, Hastings. GRAY'S BOOK OF ROADS. This day was pbblished, price 7s. bound; or, with a set of Maps, forming a complete County Atlas, 12$. bound, with blank leaves at the end for Memorandums HE TOURIST and TRAVELLER'S GUIDE to o the ROADS, on an entirely new plan, whereby the different lines of route leading to any required point of distance are brought under notice at one reference, and the variations shevrn in the mar- gin ; the cress roads also being so arranged, that the route, from any one part of the Kingdom to another may be readily traced and re ferred to ; with a very copious General Index, forming altogether a comprehensive, useful and perspicuous Itinerary. By GEORGE CARRINGTON GRAY. London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternostewcoire. ;fp This Road Book, which is quite novel in its plan and exe cution. differs from all others in the following important particulars: 1. It is compressed within the limits of a pocket volume; and is so constructed as to be easily referable in eve: y possible respect, the General Index being so arranged, that reference may at once be had to any required line of route, at whatever considerable town or watering-place the Traveller may happen to be. 2. The different lines of route are so arranged, as to - shew the variations, not only to the ultimate point of distance, but to all the intermediate points on the line; this being effected by means of a compact and purposely adapted type. whereby every page contains as much la quantity as would otherwise be diffused through a plu rality of pages. 3. The whole is so disposed as to obviate much of the intricacy which, from the leery nature of the subject, appears almost inherent in works of this description ; the Cress-roads as well as the Direct Roads, being here arranged on an entirely new plan, and the dis tautes to and fro distinguished by a novel species of figures. , ,• ;. . A .11 1 . : . • 1. . . ,11 The journey is performed in Eight Hanna. Places and Parcels in:y also be Booked at tit* Gaon* Inn, Borough. THOS. and B. BREEDS, and Co. Proprlethrs. :!'~i 2 . RANTS. SLEG - ANT-WHDENCRIe a - , It iza, 11111 Cdr4" l NM" • '7 1. :71.4 01 t AND LAND, • • '• TO, Dli SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, - (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), THE LEASE of a very besirable RESIDENCE., in the Cottage Style, elegantly fitted up ; delightfully situate about three-quarters of a Mile from Lymington, and one and a half Miles from the Sea; commanding beautiful Land and Sea Views, the Isle of Wight, &c. and about ninety-three Miles from London. Containing—A Dining-room, Drawing-room, and Breakfast parlour; three priecipal Bed-rooms., and three Sleeping-rooms for Servants ' • convenient Offices, consisting of a Kitchen, Larder, Bader's Pantry, and Scullery ; Wine sad Beer Cellar s; Dairy, &c. Detachedr—a Stable for five Horses, Coach-heuse, Cow-house, Piggery, Poultry-houses, Barn, Granary, and other excellent and convenient Oakes of every des cription ; with a good walled Gar den, and TWENTY-SIX ACRES Of Arable and Pasture Land. - The Purchater,may be accommodated with the excellent anew hold Furnltare, &c. by Valuation.. . Particulars of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. 9 r'/ MODERN LIBERAL EDUCATION. THE Conductors of Seminaries and Establishments of Education for both Sexes, are respectfully informed, that a New Edition is ready of The TUTOR'S KEY to the TWENTY-FOUR SERIES of X 0 QUESTIONS, formed on the Improved Plan of Teaching the various Branches of Knowledge, by Mixed Questions, without Answers: Price ss. 6d. bound. 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This Residence is most admirably eatoditedkiee, Ilviitt rativeil Land avonandatilly,- and Mailman id a l softtAlwita rot, within T W. cif good Stabithipg. ; vieiVediy Maras, *Us sze liMairaimillialagialii"l' lssill 'snit .onves,.., 46:41:-.,l4;zele.f)!eilikii",,storisrlqH _oER is as pleasant in the application ccel lent in its effects; it speedily readers the Teeth the gurus healthful, red, and firm ; and by can them in this desirable state to the utmost limits ; r: gradually but , effectually dissolves tartar which permitted to collect ; takes out all dark streaks, le Teeth, which prove so material a drawback those Teeth which are already partly decayed,, 'worse. and cisanws, beautifies, and preserves it imparts to the breath the most delightful Gums that florid. redness which indicates a, Thom who cops:Andy use this Powder as directed, .00th-ach o or a Tooth decay. a concentrated. Preparation; and contains all . of the Drug of which .the Powder is made, recommended to be used with the Powder, when are in a bad.state,nanitly, spongy, sore, or apt which proceed from Scurvy, and which this I to remedy it is also 2 certain, safe, and I ooth-ach. Smyth and Nephew, Bond-street; and Mr. E.. 1-! ul's. None are genuine which have not on the Edwards, RT, tic. Paul's Church-) od." The 2s. old. Is. 4d. each; the Lotion, 4s. 6d et , t • Le 01 L.onu uctors I of Education for a New Edition is ready The TUTOR'S K EO QUESTIONS, ft it 'ulnas Branches of Answers; Price ss. 6d Of all the The Tweiter-volts Textbooka of the Syste Qaano Copy-books, wit they embrace History, pages. Astronomy, Nal in the most attractive at Printed for G. and be had of all Booksellers BIOGR. Thu day was pubilshed, gray THE BIOGRAF L ing of 565 Lessor de late Arthur Young, wdy instructive Volum Oat ever was printed. 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Will ucvrr Itelly curt for the 'loot by \ i • I t ndi t 67, •Seht. rs. Pau SITIT I'L t Shale and Edo 41 ' i 5 to livx s 23 kttttly. 1 , .--_ ' ..:~.. Public stock.:took s itee9led., now impulse; the met spit *pd. ot hers ‘. were nO afraid of being laid u nder ecisilifibuti%l for sticiptiirt of Government, and cotiiiqtleridrivotirld bring issue use their long locked up donuts. • . 41 Official adviees bad bes4.received and published in the Carthakena Goodie, from the head-quarters of General Bolivar,' dated isrApril, which give a flattering account of the Republican army in Peru, and likewise a n official account of .the. dp l truction of the Spanish squadron ip the Bay. of citiso b; a division a the Re publican force. " Mr. William D. RobinsittiNPOsenges•irr the TSITV - Mer, is the bearer &pm our Minister ;.t 'BOgottt,ifot*lbicGolltbfnallnceted aIsoROA illeMoVer n aikiOnf tkigmbis focilwAr giOister-, iviikti as yqf! .q•duarelt - 4414,kanrimp‘voy.forre.opaillmsfe.me **Fe j e lfi .s eowit r i f,ank, dpgriccrs, t/le egived Tit thirteMukta'ys ffkko (if cifililrikiftirttbilithat con i.ettio ' pbete, imam iellthaillitbitrritialderthavadeogiCoSetabia9 goikßiFfr Oise,* Suntan siss4 c001441G4 5 1V 7,41 NV '' l) 4 We primes Ki tospikaup i,apd 93egpanisharmd i urlfakr lei z e i b r a di t n a :d s . a . c fbete 4e il l* ri Malan OMB g*Stiic-illd . 0 ASOOP Iftvet erne* esiiiipsrl, wvlse a:a 7'; Ivixscr wwwww trinfrorl24l3 01,19! Si 4' triallet auras rP osfr cfil 7, . ~ • , - Ott , . '•t: _ ,XI _ V "` ~ - . CANTERBTJEY.. DESIRABLE PLEASANT RESIDENCE, )• on TM 1011 . 20 amtinsimid P. • . CAWtLE .HGUSE g With PLEASURE GROUND, LAWN, Excellent GAIIDtN, OUTBUILDINGS, COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, &c. AND TWENTY DWELLING-HOUSES, IMVIBLI Pastrami. roa nivernotur, TOg SOLD 151' 'AUCTION; • By • Mr. EOSINS, (Of Warwick HOW*, Regenbetreet), • . At the Fountain Inn, Canterbury, On Mistmarohe 16th of August, 1824, at Twelve o'Clock, IN FIVE LOTS, A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, part Extra-Parochial. Ler 1. A very pleasant desirable Family Residence, CASTLE HOUSE, Situated near Dean John's Fields, on die Read to Ashford, sub stantially built, neatly fitted up, adapted for the acconuaodation of a Genteel Family, and fit for immediate reception; commanding delightful. Views of the River and the Harbledown Hills ; a rich, Picturesque Scenery, with Lawn and Pleasure Ground in front ; Lawn and Flower Borders at, back ; and an excellent w a ll e d Garden, • clothed with choice Willi Trees; well stocked, cropped, and planted ; Yard, with Laundry and Coach-house ; Stehle yard, enclosed by folding -gates, with Coach-house, Stable, Cart- , shed, and Other Buildings, /cc: Lor 2. TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, and a WHEEL WRIGHTS SHOP, with a spacious Yard and Garden, in the Oc oupation of Mr. Steady, Wheelwright, on Lease,and Four Cottages and Gardens on the West side of the. Yard. . LoaS. TWELVE D WEL LING-HOUSES, situated in John street, with Gardens in front. Le 4. TWO BRICK and FLINT BUILT DWELLING HOUSES, and Four Brick and Tiled COTTAGES, adjoining John-street on the West, with• a large piece of Garden Ground, and Yard at the back ; Passage leading to John-street. LOT 5. TWO BRICK and FLINT COTTAGES; opposite Lot 4, and adjoining Lot 1, with Gardens at the back, and an ex tensive piece of Garden Ground, occupying a frontage, to the Street ef upwards of One Hundred and Ten Feet. These latter Lots are very eligible for Investment for small Capitalists, and give Qualifications to Vote for the County. 1 To be viewed by applying to Mr. Robinson ' on the Premise!, of whom Particulars may be had ; of Mears. Cartels and Kings ford, Solicitors; the Fountain Inn and King's Head, Canterbury; I Crown, Sitt/righourne • Bull, Dartford ; at Garraway's ; and of 1 Mr. R obins, 170, Eitimit-inivet, where a Plan of the Property I may be seem . - . ' .Ita sat • BULSTRODE, BUCKS. t• cv r y 3 RAMA L FREEHOLD ESTATE, NEARLY • SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES, BEAUTIFUL PARKS, MANORS, FARMS, WOODS, COMMON RIGHTS, &c. TO BE 'SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT', • By Mr. ROBINS, s - • (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street), THE VERY VALUABLE.AND NOBLE ritEg- HOLD ESTATE, BULSTRODE, With the MANORS or REPUTED MANORS of FULMERE and TEMPLE BULSTRODE, With their Rights, Royalties, and Privileges; THE BEAUTIFUL PARK Presenting a grand and finely varied Scenery, luxuriantly orna mented by Inc thriving Timber, presenting many valbalsie Schee for the Erection of Villas or Residences of the first consequence, with Grass Land, principally inclosed by a lofty Brick Wan; the extensive walled Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Garcleacr's House, and other Erections, AII, -4(••44.nitn: THE LESSER PARK, ' With Pickerage Farm and Moat House ; and Wid OMEN with capital Farm Houses and Outbuildings, Yards, u 'Various eligible Residences, Cottages, &c. r 3 cs To be viewed by Tickets; which, with Yardman; issylliplisl of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. a g • r• ,-. i Midlol