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.I.m' ,_ ~ ..7,7/ 4 . I \o , .",t) -e.er• e , . 1 - --- .L -'1 z i . li "\. . __, . a • _ 7 . 4 4; C 4 _ --a!'".10 I ' • ; IL ' , -.---.••••••• . 1) , ~,,..„„.,,,....,,....,• ...• er....i,..„„ . ( Ns, )S 1 ) ' ~, (.4 , 1 , & , ...k ., .AorA 4. • 1‘1111111.14111t. it I . 4 .., 1 t - . - i O Q - . , 4 „,.. ---NA -.)..„), . L . . . . il , FROM LAST IVIGHT',S GAZE l'7'E. ISLF. OF wiGuT REGATTA. 7dEETINO of Ow MEMBERS of t.he ROYAL YACtri Clni, hula 3 Cowes, the Ist of June,189.4, TUNBRIDGE WELTS. Elegant RESIDENCE, beautifully sitUate in a 'valuable PARK, MOUNT PLEASANT, With excellent Offices,. Gardens, pleasure-ground., °Plantations, and Land, ornamented with tine Timber, about FOUTY-SIX ACMES. - TO BE SOLD BY 13y Mr. 11C:BINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street;, At Gartaway's Coffee-het:-e, 'Change alley, Cocnifill, TIICIISDAY, July tr.:, 18 4 4, at Twelve o'Cbsck, IN ONE Unless ptee'oes'v dispose , ' of Private Coetract, A VERY Vnitt ;10e 1itEEl1,);,1) ES l'AtE, prisire P EA ti NT 1:1 A NSION, Late the Property and Ilasidence of WILLIAM 1.1;3541Ni:2/, rAti. decease.'-. Situate at Tunbridge Wells, fl:ced ou a fine Llsen, with a delight ful dry Terrace Wa'k on the South front, surround...l with Shrub bery and rati, e dry r_ . ,! ve ". tk', comniamling ext,insive views of the beautiful diversified st:rtsendin.z ceuntry plaimed ter the accommodation of a Family lit Distinciion. Col.—an:int, an Entrance Hall, Vestibu:e or in:ie: . 11111, handsome Staircase ' two elegant Drawiej rooms, :mcl a Dinint; Parlour, handsomely fittel up, beautiful statuary Marble Cifinriey -pieces, Cc. communicating by folding doors, I:rming a 40=6' suite of Apia-tun-n:ls, neirly seventy fact keg, I'? te G! cs in ;:•.• Sasb.i.is. and a Conservatory ar , the Kist Old; a neat Breal:C.ist-rorni, Gentleman's e:sing rcren, W_ter and other Closets. 0;, Principal Finer, live excellent Redcharnbcts, three Brie-ring-room:, a large Cht:er, a Water.clo , et, all handsomely p:,rort.d, aril two lied rooms foe Housekeeper, fc.c. Three Servants' Itoyes nn the 1..:f per Si.erya A sLcondary Stkdeca-e. The Domestic Offices con-sluice a Ilowekeeper's-room, Butler's Pantry, Offices in the Basement Story, arched Wine Vaults, Beer and Coal Cellars, &c. detached (aces, Servants' Hall, a good Kitchen, Scullery Larder, Wash-hous;, Laundry ant Manglin.;- room, and two lied-rooms over; an enclosed Dlying ground, Knife and Shoe-house, &c. • A FARM Y.IRD, With excellent range of Farming Builtlinf,, , s; a Coach Yard, in which is a large Tank of Soft Water, with two Coach-houses, Sta bles for Fifteen Horses, with Loft fifd lien': Rooms ov:r ; a large open Coach-house, and delightful compact Nleado:» 1..0.d, most eligible for Building, studdrd with fine grown Timber, urnain..fitA by Plantations and a fine Sheet of Water, sup plied by a running Stream, containing in the whole upwards cf FORTY-SIX. ACRES, Enclo.led by Paling, and presenting a fine Park-IMe appearance. To Lr vi wed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had on the Premkes; at the Sussex and Kentish Ilor.ls, and the 1 abiarics, at Ti..-ibridge Wells; the A !itc-1, Tunbridge; Crown, ; White Hart, River ; Old Ship, Brighton; at Garraway's; of John Stone, Kcq. Sol.c:tor, at the Wells, of whom Ticket; for viewing may be had ; :no of Nlt. Robins, No. 170, Regel.t-stre::t, where a of the EstatL may be seen. [This Gazette states that the King has been nleased to order a conge d's:lire to pass the Grest Seal, empowering tt , e Dean and 'Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Citeater to eltct a 131shnp c•f that See, vacant by the translation of the Itizht lice. C e u egr Ilenty, late Bishop thereof, to the See of Bath and Welts ; lais has also been please•l t:) re•t•Enntend to the said Dean and Chai.:::•••, the flea. Chas. JoIhICA I3'otaf:el:, DD. to be lti.e,„ l . Chester. It also states OVIT 313eF.Ty ha: .TT:;hTed to sir Ge.o+ gc Nayler, Girter Principal King of p , ..rmissien to ace -rt dint wear the insignia of a Knight Cunntauler of the rortv,i,ue;e Otis der of the Tow•er and Swcr4.:, coal, 'Ted t:?irt him by the King K Portnal, fur the taanner ir. wii;el: !: • Olsehar,;rd his ti.ty of la y t,tin e that Vn. arch with the Order oE th Garterl. it That the REGATTA this s:ason be fined for WEDN Esrmy, t6riSqt, and TUC USD Al', 19t:t of August ensuing; and :hat Oct Hundred Pounds he appropriated from the Club Funds Inwards the Pri..tes for the Winning Vessels and Boats, subject to :lw usual reolations. TIIE METROPOLITAN LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMP N . . J 011 N WARD, 11. M. and Secretary. For the investing of CAPITAL on SECURITIES, producing au uniform Rate of Interest. SWEEPSTAKE; OF FIVE GUINEAS Eying proposed apd agreed to, the same will be railed for cn 1 RII)AT, the '2oth . of August, the day alter the Regatta, by Tufts of the following Classes, belonging to any Port: Of Lto Tuns, and nut excrediug .50; 50 Tons, and not exceeding 50; 50 Tons, and upwards. Gentlemen intending to enter for the Sweepstakes, are requested to sand the names of their Yachts to Mr. Wean, East rowes, en or before the Ist of August next, when the Regulations for the con duct of the Rae: will be ready for delivery. TULJILFS Sir TIIO3IAS BARREDI7 LE.NSTARR, Bart. M. Serjeant ()mum, M.P. Townool,, Esq. Wri.i.sass WiNc.rzsi.o, Esq. DIIECTORS: Wilkinson :I*.sthews, Esq. William Lorance Rogers, Esq. William Taylor, F.sq. William Henry Tinney, Esq. George Digby Wingfield, Esq. Broome Witts, John Wrottesley, Esq. BANKRUPTS. John I.1:11, Carlisle, merezr, to surre- , ler Joie Pr, IS, and Jtily ,c), at eleven, at the Crown and inn, Carlts!e. .Attor vies, Messrs. 1:1:11.:tt and Taylor, C102 . 4.1.ine; or 2.1 r. Blow, Carlin'.:. James l'.u-k', dr27,71 t, Jure :IS, 7;0, and 20, at at the George Inc, pat, .str....t, Attorlies, A‘lllnEton 2:id Co. Iletlfurd•row; i.r Mr. Taylor, Batik bui:dings, Liverpool. ito:lert Appleton, Manche tcr, cotton-Tinner,.7%nr, 21, at two, and-July 20, at live, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Messrs. Ilurd and Johnson,'Templz; or Mr. 5t:.!..10n, Wiliiilll Bailey White, Strand, 1:1*.t.:1-dtalYT, 30:1.! l i. ::2, arid July SO, et twelve, at the Court ro. , :nis.tanc: A li,:singhaa-street. Attorney, Mr. Purly.:il. Nt.v: Titonul liolmes, Nottinghnx, June I -I, 1.,23.d July 2t eleven, at the Ram Inn, Nottinzh2;:t. ..*%l :SICSSII6 7,4 ansi Lincoln'. :on ; nt 11r. ruyor, Not- • Benjamin Ansley, Esq. Edward George Barnard, Esq. John Bourtliet7, F.sq. Colonel Arthibahl Campbell Edward Clarke, Esq. Thomas Birreit Lennart!, Esq. M. P: • George Barrett Leonard, Esq. On the 15th inst. will be published , in T hree Vols. small triro. REDGAUNTLET; a Tale of the Eighteenth Century. Py the Author of " NI averley," Lite. Pri"ted for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and llurat, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapside, and 8, Pall-mall, Loudon. BANKCIIS, Messrs. Robins, Towcoon, °LAING, and Co. 29, Clement's lane, Lombard-itreet. THE recent Discussions in Parliament respecting Commercial Companies which have a NOMINAL Capital be yond the actual amount subscribed,-and where a responsibility ne cessarily attaches on the Members, makes it important to observe, that the Shareholders in the present Company incur no re sponsibility whatsoever ; and that the nature -and object of the Institution render it totally unnecessary to apply either to the Crown or Parliament for a Charter or for any ex clusive powers, the whole of the Instalments . as called for being immediately invested in* the names of the Trustees, either on Mortgage, Annuities, in the purchase of Ground-rents or Rever sionary Property ; and the principal object in view being to make a fixed and regular half-yearly dividend considerably exceeding the general rate of interest obtaivechin Puhlic Securities, and at the same time to preserve the Capital from any possible hazard or diminution. The first Instalment of Teu Pounds on each Share has already been advantageously invested, and there being numerous eligible Securities still remaining to be completed, a Requisition has just been made for the payment of the second lastahnent of Ten Pounds per Sisare into the Bankers' of the Company, on or before the 27th June, instant. It will readily be perceived that while this Company holds out no inducement whatever to the mere speculatist, it ail ,rds all ex cellent opportunity to individuals possessing funded or other pro. perzy, for making p.-nu:went Investments with advantage and se wiry : to the Fund-holders particularly, in so far as the present prices of the Public Funds would enable them at once to increase their Capital and their Income. The Shareholder; Certificates are now ready for delivery at the Office of the Company, Nu. 3, Verulam-buildinne, Gray's Inn, from Ten to Four daily, where every requisite information may be obtained, and where all applications for advances by way of Alort gage or Annuity, :nit' proposals for sale of Life Interests, Ground- Rents, and Reversionary Property ate requested to be addressed, POST PAW, to the Secretary. By order of the Directors , WM. BRO seeretziy. glt.tru. Fiskwiek, liabercham-Rive:, ut:tr Ili.roky, Lancashire, ..Ib,r-tuerch.air, Jura/ 2•.!, Jul.F 5. a: ;!-:e, -and y.O, .at eloreil, at tho Buil Jun, Burnley. Attern:e:;, N01'.•.,, JOllll.itrltet, Rztiford-rna ; or I\le,:s. S:1-4W Euroley. William ("took:, Manley, :. - un-raerchaat, June 22 and July 3, at une, and 2.0, At el, yen, at tAtt iStAck Bull lon, Manley. Attornies, :11r. Beverley, Garden-court, Tctupk ; Mr. Aleck, Slirptun, Yprksbire; ur Shaw and Anita dal.., !him:Ty. D DEN DS to !le made in B NG A 1.1.-STR EET. June :9 .1. Ratts, Crutchvd-frias, wi:.e.tnerchat, at twelve. .Tuns: .1. M. George, IlorshAm, dreggi-:, at twelve. June 19, C. 1 7 ,:...iu!ay, Clutched-itiars, wine-were:l.ot, at twelve. June 29, t. 7. t... Becher, Lothbury. mcrchan., at .t - .vtive. July 3, T. Dute-stret.t, St James's, tailur, eleven. June 29, G. T. W 14,11,, Piccatl:ily, ironmonger, at twelve. June 19, J. Lit tlewo..l, Rochdale, St4:i on? r, at twelve. Jane :.9, H. F. I'elerin, Lloyd's Coff:e booze, inNorancc-brok.cr, at eleven. June 29, J. and T. .litontptsol, Gateshead. Durham, east-iron foun der c, at one. June 29, C. Feiroe, 011 Ilroad-street, ovwrchant, et eleven. DIVIDENDS to be wade in the couNTIIY. This day were publisird, In Two Volumes, Ilro. price Xi. 4s. boards, T ETTE:tti from NORTH AMERICA, written ..X-4 :luring a TOUR h the UNITED STATES and CA NA DA. liy ADAM HODSON. London : Printed for Hurst, Robinson, and Co. Do, Cheapside; and a, ; aid A. Cmorstile and Co. Edinburgh. •••••••• GOETHE'S CELEBRATED NOVEL.. This day was published, in Three Vols. post two. sel. 11s. 6d. • WILL-lELM MEISTER'S APPRENTICESHIP. A Novel, from the German of Goethe. Printetl for Oliver and Boyd, Ellinbur6h ; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, Landon. This day was published, Bvo. price 10s. 6d. !worth, D I IYSIOLOGIC AL VIEWS of the STRU(AIiiIE, FUNCTIONS, and DISORDERS of the STOM Ica and ALIMENTARY ORGANS of the HUMAN BODY; with Observations on the Qualities and Effects of Food and Fermented Liquors, :old on the influence of Climate and Local Station. TuomAs HARE, F.L.S. F. 11.5. Fellow (4 :be Royal College of Surzeons in London, &c. Nut:go:in aliudnatura, alind sapientia The Second Edition. Landon : Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria•lme. .fune J. DAlton, =C. most eatthenwace.mann caetuter, at,j;lt."Vcal, at the Georze Lo, .Newcaetle.upen Only 3, T. 1.1.2.150 u awl it. 11:-dlop, Aston, near Ilirniingham, brass launders, at twelve, at BIC Stoll( Tav:rn, liirminzbans. July 6, J. I.ax, Sunlerland, currier, at eleven, at ;h.: Golden Stai d:ll4;d. Jane 30, O. Allison, Rishop.Wearmouth, rya maker, at eleven, at the ea idze Bi•hop.Weartnouth. CERT( FlCATE.—dusc J. Sixty, Batheaston, Sorn.:rset, saddler. DISSOLUTIONS OF PA ILT:ii?.IISHIPS Dornbtain and Co.-Canterbury, co ch•maiter s. Land 11. Har. Newton-Abivot, ]):von, ()corers. .1. and T. Shirley, Atter- Yorkshir.", I:larliy and Newman, T..nlc I ,ineolo , hire, sn.v.ons. Mason and S;ilitec, 1.1.7erp001, h ateliers. B. ar.d Clark, Rochdale, grocers. 1:L in and Bottualley, Li verpool, upholsterets. Sturges and Noake, Sherburne, Dorset, builders. Tipping and Cn. Oolden.scunre, warehousemen.. Pugh and Pasmore, Bristol, marble-masons. Bretherzon and Co. Li. v.-rpool, cin.chmakers. .1. and . 11: Prank, Honner and Kell, lid n-M. l ;,lia,a, iron.fon:•di:rs. and Insw,lll, Liverpool, :CA)ACC.P-Ift,ti./I;::CillierS. Pat ker an!. Ito -140,:on. Po..dver and rn:tone, linen.,;rapets. a:.cl .1. nlan, WtAt India-bvAters. Ball a.itt CO3pefS. II .1 R ROW WLA LD, .l I DDLESEX. DESI RA ISLE It ESIDEN.CE, With Offices, Garden, Coach-house, Sitible, &c. Pleasure • Graiinds; and Meadow Land, in rIl nearly FIVE ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, Byr Jr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick (louse, 14i:sent-street), ADERR APLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, comprising a very compact and eligible Residence, HARIIONV WEALD LODGE, Situate at IL.rrow Weald, in a fine part of the County of Middle sex, one mile west of Stanmore, and about eleven miles front 1... - -don ; adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, commanding beautiful and extensive Prospects, with ell requisite Offices, Out-offices, Stable, Coach-house. &c. a capital Kitchen • Garden, well stocked, cropped, awl plmtcd, and nearly • FIVE ACRES, Laid out in Lawn and Shrubbery, with Cai rine-drive. To be viewed by Tickets, which,•with Particular,, may be had of Mr: Robins, No. 170, Regent-stn et. This clay was publialied, In Three Voh. post Bvo. price XI. 11s. 6d. ► T HE lIERITANCE.—By the Author of " MAJt mact.." Si is noble;se est vertu, tilt se perd par toot ce qui West pas ver :..ri.x; et si ear nest pas vertu, c est peu de chese.-I.a. Baum& Printed Inc William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. CadeU, Strand, lonian. 53 of June, 18`..1. SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PERSONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, June 2, 1824. BENEF A C TIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT , VIZ. •X. 5. D. A. 2 2 0 A. 2 2 o A. 2 2 0 10 0 0 A. 3 3 0 • A. 2 2 0 5 0 0 20 0 0 A. 1 1 0 1 1 0 A. 1 1 0 A. 2 2 0 5 0 0 1 0 0 A. 2 0 0 A. 5 5 0 A. 2 2 0 A. 2 2 0 A. 2 2 0 2 2 0 5 0 0 A. 1 1 0 A. 5 0 0 0 10 6 A. 3 3 0 5 0 0 A. 2 2 0 A. 3 3 0 Of whom may be had, Marriage, a Nova. Tlic s,cund V.Sic. three vols. 1 2ran. 4l. is. " There roll Ain behind not only a la, ..;e harvest, but labourers c.pable of g.ttli:lll.g it in. More than one writer has of late dis played talents of this d esc ription ; and if the present Author, him self a phantom, may be permitted to distinguish a brother, or per haps a sister shadow, he would mention, in particular, the Author of the very lively Work entitled Marriage.' "—Conclusion of Tales of my Landlord • Rev. John Ilaggitt • - Harry Cook, Esq. - - A. C. P. - - I. H. L. - - James Jlammett, Esq. - Joseph Berens, Esq. - - 31. L. 1). per /ferries, Farquhar, and Co. L H. - - E. P. - - Captain Arthur M'Meeban - Wihiam Smallbone, En ! - George Giyps, Esq. M.P. - A Lady - - F. B. per Treasurer - Rowland .tones, Esq. - Messrs. Were, Ward, and Co. - Rev. I'. T. White, per do. C. 1). per Dorrien - John Withers, Esq. . - Anonymous - - T. B. per Treasurer - Robert Branshy Cooper, Esq. M.l'. Lady Calthorpe, per Messrs. Hoare I'. M. per ditto - William Hoar, Esq. per ditto Major Charles M.irticrt, per ditto N. R. Toke, Esq. per ditto - 1). Pennant, Esq. per ditto - Just published by the Author, and by Messrs. WHITYALEK, lane, price 7s. 6d. rr A BLES of the VALUES GE ESTATES, ANNUI. TIES and ASSURANCES nn LIVES, with the Doctrine of their Calculations; containing concise Methods (never before published) of determining them, with various Contingencies on l'roperty, Expectations, &c. held on Lives. The whole explained on Arithmetical Pritici t tles. By RU. THOMAS, of Falmouth, Surveyor and Civil Engineer. By the same Author, and may behad of Alr.Cary, St. James's-street, Geological and Surface Map of the Mining District ui Cornwall, with Sections, Geological View, and Report, prce 1/.12=. Also, A large Chart of the Severn, Irons Gloucester to King road, inclusive, with the Wye to Chepstow. Pace s. A VOYAGE TO INDIA, PRESERVATION OE HEALTH IN INDIAN CLIMATES, &c. Ws day wun published, in One Volume, Octavo, price 7s. A l VOYAGE to INDIA: ' cot aining Reflection.: on a Voyage to Madras and Bengal, in 1821, in the ship . 1-anath; Instructions fur the Preservation of Health in Indian Climates; and Hints to Surgeons and Owners of Plivate Tiadiug ships. Ly JAMES WALLACE, Surgeon of the Lonach. " And though in wilting it, I kept India and my Indian Voyage principally in view, I wrote what I thought might also apply to any voyage. My object has been, to give an idea of some of- the most striking circumstances to be met with at sea; to paint the feelings of the traveller journeying t o a forei g n lau; and 1 hope, though the Indian voyager will find what has been said especially to apply to him, even the voyager to any country will find somethinu in it worthy of his perusal. "In the second part of the Work, Instructions for the Preser vation of Health in Indian Climates,' I have given such dir e etiooc, I think, as will he quite sufficient for any one raking up his resi dence in these climates, &c. p. x. xi. xiii. Printed for T. and G. Underwood, .52, Fleet-street; and Chal mers and Collins, Glasgow. 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It is administered with equal eticcess in all Measle , t, St. Aitt'anu)'s Sore Throat, PleGrisy. and. ; hut as Colds and Catarrh , Dana's:, utz-sre or less of tt.unatury syy.ptoms, this Powder is pecuiLtrly efficacious in shott th.-ir duration, which, however bartnless they may be thought, cite', initiate in Pulmonary .Affections, the fatal aise 'pence; of se . .‘'.c.lL are hut too well known. As an Alterative, in it is an admit:title remedy. Da. JA tea ' ,. POWIIIVAL continues ttt be prepared by ilkscra. ,New ;:r7, and i, sit:id by them, ar tae Warehnuir, No. 45, in Paul's Church-yard; and, by their appointment, by 3. Sanger,. Ox ford...: rect. Packets 21. 9.1. honks 9.45. oral 334. each. The genitinc is dioinguish.ll y •huving the name 1 ` * New. LI ay" engraved in the Governmtut Stamp. £9B 8 G Discharges' and relieved from various Patens 60 Debtors, for the sum of Considtred the Cases of Approved Referred for Characters Re;ecte.l Considered Inadmissible - - Benefactions are received by John Camden Neild, Esq. the Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Holies, Far quhar, and Co. St. dames's-street ; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Whitmore and Co. I.ombard-street ; Messrs. Cocks, Cocks, Ridge, and Co. Charing-cross ; Messrs. I)orrien and Co. Finch, lane, Cornhill ; Messrs. Hamtnersleys, ; Mesa s. Vero:, Ward, and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street; and by Mr. Urasswell, the Secretary, N 0.7, Craven -street, Strand, where the Books may be seen Ly those who are inclined to support this Charity, .u.sal where the Society meet on the first \Vednvs*tay in every Mouth. .. 137 17 9 41 Petitioners, 15 3 Petitions, 20, and 3. ERITISII PAINT MANUFACTORY, 64, QUEEN-STREET, CIIEAPSIDE, LONDON. UP [*ON and CO. Chemical Colour NI aill.faccur er s, and Oilmen, be: most res?ectfully to recommend to the Public the following established PAints and Oils: THE ORDNANCE ANTI-CORROSION PAINT, IN TOWOER. Tide Paint is of Lead, Stone, and Copper Colours; Invisible Green, and fine White, at 545. per cwt. It has been used gene rally hi most Departments of the State, and so entirely in the Ord ilat..e, that every Gun in his 'Majesty's Seivice, for the last twenty years, has been painted with it. The Vauxhall Bridge. and the West India and Liverpool Ducks, are among the many Public Works that attest its imperishable nature. It is applicable to every description of Wood, Item, and Stone Work, exposed to the weather, aini is equally effective in the extremes of hot and ask:climates. ANTI-CORROSIVE OIL PAINTS. Ineisisle Green, per cwt. 401. &one. per cwt. -40 a. Oh ve - - 765. Chocolate - 565. Bright Green - 112 s. Bright R ed -30 s. Lead - - 40 s. Dark d i tto - 225. T; l ese.Paitint being finely grouod in Oil, are suitable fur Inside or Outaide Work. They are very ornamental and durable. REFINED AIINERAL TAR PAINT, At 15s. per - cask, containing 1401hs. This Paint is of a handsome dark Chocolate Colour, and Jet Back ; being entirely Mineral, it is hull-soluble in water,and there fore slatted fur Weather-boarding, Barns, t.luice-gates. &c. &C. where a cheap and durable ellyering is wanted. Being it lot use, it is but little more than one penny per lb. N.B. Genuine White Lead, 40A. per cwt. Linseed Oil, Ct. 6d. and Turpentine, Ss. per gallon ; Gra,a Greens, from la. 6d. to 2s. 6d. per lb. Rectified Sperm Oil, 45. per gallon. This Oil has the bril liancy ul the nest Gas, gives more light than other Oils, and, from it. extreme puraty, is without waste. Other Sperm Oil, 31. 64. and pale White, 2s. per gallon. igi• Empty Casks and Bottles allowed for, as charged. HAIR, EYEBROWS, and WIIISKERS, changed from Red or Grey to Brown or Black, by the G lt ECI A N W ATE It, which produces the tksired effect by one application ; neither stains the skin nor linen, and is entirely free irons any rut - - ple shade. If not approved after trial, the money returned. Sold in bottles at 6d. and 6s. or double boitles at 103. 6.1. by Tait, 41, Cornhill; Vickery, 6, Tavistock-street, Covent. Garden ; Low, 530, Strand ; Sanger, 130, Oxford-street ; Tich borne-street ; and at Wright's, Wadt's-passage, SELECT A ItTICLES, Prepared and Sold by :Messrs. BUTLER, Chemists, 4, Citrasesins, Corner of Sr. ; 220, Betieter-sreErr, rear the Argyle Booms, LoNnox ; Waterloo-Placc, Edinburgh ; and Sackville . street , FLUID EXTRACT of SA RSA PA RILL A, rest making the Decoctions, and particularly suggested to Sur. geo.,s and Physicians for its portable convenience and economy. The Diseases in which it has proved most beneficial are those 0. the Skin—such as Searbutic Affections, Eruptive Disease 4, Sr. condary Symptoms, &c. atisin.; from a diseased state of the System at large. APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS, feirsiring an agroe:.ble Dt•auget, and. at the same time .rti.tg a , a mild and pleasatit Laxa- Cow, r,lievi:; IlearCourn, Bile, Ittalt,;eition, Nausea, Acid:;y in the Stomach, avu for cort-ecting excesses of the table. SODA !C GINGER BEER atal LEMONA DE - POW DF.P.S, foe product:lg ute merli est2erned Beverages of the s.utt.: name, equal to that contained in bottles, and without the inetniy,Mence of • buds and breakage attending it in that form. Can ATEI) KALI, a preparation for making Saline Drtrigliti, recommeoded by the Profession for its convenience, and being more certain in is operation than those prepared with la mon, its. CARDIAC I'INCTUIU of TtritKEy It 1I a %vat rn and pleasant Laxative, adapted !ti Gouty Constitinions. PILLS of TUliI EY Itt - i 1:.% RI; and JAMAICA GIN• G 1•:.t., a:kaown lay the mimeo( l iiuurr Pais) found particularly nia fulatiaitulence, f , • iz k F o' PI 1. LS, anti-bilious, gently aperient, and particularly useful in i atTat'exir lover Complatatts. STOM AC till! Dl 1" 1'1:1! TlNcrinin, a very agreeable To. Mc, recoinvt,,:ded in Ictligestion, Debility of the Stomach, ICGETA .100TII-PI.M DEB. and ASTU I GENT 'f al it 1: for preset vital; and beautifying the Teeth and Much approved. TONIC PILLS, recommtnited in geta , ral Debility of the Con stitution, also as a bale dllci excellent remedy in those periodical irre gularities which Females, of tblicate and languid circulation, ate liable to. EFI:I.OI"V.SCENT EPSOM SALTS. dLa:re-able fla vour which accomp.ulies Epsom Salts is greatly tois preparation, besides which only halt the 4itunatity its re:Loire:l far the dose. COMPOUND TI:iCTURE of POMEGILANAT'fI, as at; Astringent much at,ed i.t Affections of the Llawels in.:ie.:tin Re laxatior, Griping, Diraffiltr. l , &a. A ALMON A TEU SVI a of LAVENDER, applicable iii Nervous and 111-aerie Affeettoos, Lowness of Spirits, Vatoting-, CONCILETe: J U ICI:. of LI MES for Punch, Littiade, S dine augh:s, lees, Jellies, -or 1.1 other purpose w.lere the t the i.ernon is required. I• The above ilr„p 'rejoin, wh-n genuine, wi l have Nesst - s4 aicTs.zits' name and address Attilialtd to them. NAVAL SUCCPSI sloep Day id, CaPt.:in Os!Y‘rne, left ll:tea:lna% Dui the 10th of April, and arrived here yc.itet 2.. t}'. \Ve :Ca a from the Morning Paperi, that the w t, ern:yr:gm,' at Havannah seven day . c,..in c,onsequence of an action fought off Matanzas between the Colombian fleet, corist ng of -two c(Tvettes and a 114 and the Spa:.ish of sear Ceres, of 19 guns (built by Mr. Eckford, of this city,) n the Gth of April. The battle lat,ted one hoar. The commander of the Ceres was kled the firs; broadcide. The Patriots captured t!lree Iteav y ship s• slut eight drogers, and disarleared ta.e'T LF.et immediately after tLe action. A .frigate, sloop ri war, a brig, and sclwoner, .sailed from FL svanuah its ozn suit of 111.2 m on the 9:11, when die eto!;orgo was taken ox, but it was not believed they would L ill in with ihe.n. It was sup. posed that the Patriot Elect would stop at Key West to repair. There were between thirty and forty kilW and wounded on boaid the Ct.res. A number jumpe I over t) and f,B.an the Cepn, and swain ashore, and v. e:e taken up and put its the M.uo Cattle for leaving toe vetsel. The vessel.; captmed wetc past of a•fl:xt of eight sail which left [lavas - L-0s on the in,t. for Spain; live of them sailed in the morning, and the other three a few hours afterwards. Several of diem were large ships, and most of them weie armed. The suLcestfid Colom bian vessels are supposed to Is:: the Bolivar and Boyaca, corvettes, and a La ig formerly the British gon•brig Mos quito.—New York Spectator. AwFur. Cos:FLatorarioN.--!•,:.! . .v Brun , wick Vipers to the end of April contain the ioiLswing account of a dread:,:l lire in th::t Province 'I Sr. lott.'t, Aran. 13 "At a very early hour on Tnesd y mot last this city presented such a wile of devast4 - ioo and lion or as was never before witnessed in the provi:,ce. A most alarming fire was soon after it ditcore red to have broken out in a building at the further end of the wharf, and a range of handsome st warehouses. &c. in Water-strccr, belonging to N. Merril, Eq. which, in con.egitence of the lowness c.f the ti!- and a . stior.z wz.,tei - ly breeze, soon spread and ecalmonie::te.l wnit the oppo:Le sidc of the s:reet, Lidding ch.:ii , :ace to every exertion on the part of.tlte 111:iit.ity, file cluh.:, firemen, and inhabitants to epv:.:si its ino-;ress, suit Prince 'William-street di..t net f:o.a Ole conflagration. Ia the course of a hours i!.e whoie range of buildings, lio;:s Mr Nichol's r) Ai:. Lovatt's wharf on the west site, ar: from Mr: J• warehouse to Mr. Say.-ard's pon !.ide of t?'.e water, in St. John's st: ect, n:ii \I r. 11'Ilee7et's :o Mr. Johnson's dwellint;-ho Ises rite west si2e, and from Dr. lloyd's t M v r .. . e L'o'gs . i.cl.c f of so . 1 1.ti 0 1 k .en ti William-street, ce ruins. Upwards of fi-'y of one desc:iiu. is and another, have been e:t!:er re.iuced to ashes or tilt ow a down for the sAlety n:Loi; mo.l ;:;12 !Ns :31iro. perty on the occ:hion 1;:t, hcLil C..tiooced at npwatUs of 30,0;14 Little insurance has been cti'ected ea any patt of the pioperty We sincerely syrupakl.i.x wit.h all thc•sutteiers, particularly with tho-e .alto 11.tve thui smlJenly unexpecteoly been called to 6.1(1...i,;:e :1 - U4S 01 n2.11:y yearsolin:tho inu. ticu." 11 PRIVATE PUPIL.--A Vacanzy is now open intim Family of a married and 'le-Dazed Clergyman, residing within a convenient distance of London, :old whose Pupils are but few. The most satisfactory references can be Liven to Noblemen and Gentlemen whose Sons he has educated. Letters to be directed for Rev. 11. S. Messrs. Rivinaton anti Cochran, Booksellers, 143, Strand, London.