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Capital MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND, newasins or CROWN LEASES, RRGENT'S PARK, Producing a Net Rental of FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY-ONE POUNDS TWELVE SHILLINGS, A very advantageous Property for Investment, WITH A LONG REVERSIONARY INTEREST, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Cbange-alley. On Tocaspar, 11th Augur, 182.5, at Twelve o'Clock, IN TWO LOTS, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under the Crown for a term of Ninety-nine Years from 1819, pnaluciag a Net Rental of upwards of HUNDRED AND FORTY-ONE POUNDS Pk: it ANNUM, Oa Lease for Sixty Years from blichaelmas,lfi23, issuing cut of Fifty-three Hous,s, No.. 4 to 56 inclusive, situate in Augustus• street, Regent's Park. There is a Reversionary Term of about Thirty-live Years, which will be highly advantageous to a Pur chaser, as it is a rising and fast improving neighbourhood. Pa►ticulars may be had of Mr. Lyon, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury ; at the Jew's Harp, Regent's Park ; at Garraway'e ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. LEASEHOLD HOUSES. TO BE SOLD 131 AUCTION, diture for the quarter ending the 90th September, I kt 2 4 ,. By these accounts, it appeats that the reqiiots into the Treasury from all the brancbes of the revenue during that quarter, amounted to 396,552 dollars (which the Customs alone yielded 219,191 dollars), and that the expenditure of the B:ate in all departments only to 4.58,692, leaving a very u.nirnpottant t!rlic;r. Our correspondent adds, tha t nOne of new Iteput,h. , of Amemica posse3s, relatively to their exityilaitut!, abundant a revenue as Chile.. On Morrtuer, the Bth of Auguit next, at Oarraway's Coffee-house, outset previously alsposed of bY'reVAti Contract, OUR subAtantial K ell-built Brick * HOUSES, si tuate No. SI and. SO, Spencer -street; No. 9. Lower asarles street, Northattptnuiquare, in the Pariah of St. „lernes's Clerken- well; and N 0.54, Cross.street, near Islington Church, let to vef s y respectable tenants. at low rents. The Houses are in the best repair. To he seen, with Tickers, Mondays, Wednesdays; and Fridays, from twelve to three o'clock. :1-'OUR HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE ACRES, A:4 the TITHES of nearly the whole PARISI', about THIRTF:EN HUNDRED AC:t.r;:i. TO IP; SOLD BY A UCTMN, By air. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street : ;, At Garraway's Coffer-House, 'Change-alley, Co:TIM, On Tutpasaar, Bth September, 132.1, at Twelve o'Clock, IN THREE LOTS, IHE VALUABLE FREEHOLD and small part LEASEHOLD ESTATES, nearly TITHE FREE, The Property of the late Thomas WARING, Esq. deceased. SITUATE AT Pot further Particulars apply to Mews. Frond and Rose, Soli citors, Svrle.street Lincoln ' s Inn-Herb; or to Mr. Murray. Sur veyor and Land igent, 61, at: Martin's-lane, Strand.—Letters of inquiry to he post paid: A MERICAN PAPERS. 'FO prevent the SCORC MING RAYS of the SUN affecting the SKIN, is by using that infallible Specifw ROW LAND'S K A LYDOR, which immediately allays the smarting irritability of the Skin, produces a delightful and pleating Coolness truly comfortable ; it also removes Freckles, Pimples, Spots, and all Cutaneous &warms; imparts a luxuriant and matchless beauty to the Complexion.; affords soothing relief to Ladles nursing their Offsprin,;.—To Gentlemen after Shaving it al lays the irritation and smarting pain, and renders the Skin smooth and pleasant. Price Bs. 6d. and 4s. 61. per Battle. duty included.—Sold by the sole Proprietors, A. HOWLAND and SON, No. 20, liaison-gar. Jen : and by meet Perfumers end Medicine Vendee.. . AA for Itewland's Kalydor, and see the Signaler, A. Row. LAND and Sox. FROM THE BOSTON ADVERTISER. General La Faytt . e arrived at Buffaki, New York. on the 4th of June, where he was received . veith great enthusiasm. At this place the follossring interektillr, inch!ent occurred. The notrd Se,oeca Chief, Rea Jacket, was iutto :ace.] to him. At the celebrated Indian Treaty, held in the ye.ar 1784 (at fort Schuyler, now the village of ltiMe, in the county of Oneida), the chat acteristic observatiol of the native had marked the youthful and gallant Marquis La Layette; and the ravages of forty years, aided by wounds, disease, and the pestilential vapOurs- of the dungeon of Olmnte,.did not prevent his recogni s ing the Marquis in our nation's guest. But it is more remark able that the youthful orator of the Seneca nation was still fresh- in the General's recollection. 'Learning !ha Red Jacket was present at this Treaty, he inquired what had becorne of the young Seneca, who on that occasion so eloquently opposed the burial of the tomahawk?— The Son of the Forest replied, in the peculiar phraseo logy of his native tongue—" fie has the honour to stand before you !" The Pittsburgh Gazette gives several interesting anec. dotes connected with the visit of General La Fayette to that city.—" Old Alexander Gray and Galbreath Wil son-seemed to glow young again: the latter asked the , General if he remembered the young man who assisted him over the fence, immediately after be had received the wound in his leg at the battle of Brandywine, which caused his lameness? The General instantly recognised in Wilson the gallant young soldier who had performed the service, and a very curdi it embrace followed.* EDWARDSTONE, Between Sudbury, Lena Mallard, Hadlrish, and Tloxford, in the County of Suffolk, comprit.ing the capital and productive Lands, HILL'S, or HOME FARM, the PRIORY FARM, and *QUICK'S FARM; with good Farm Houses, Offices, Gardens, 'Orchards, roomy Pam Yards, Earns, Stables, Cow-Houses, and various Out-buildings, Cottages, Woods, and Lands, the whole containing nearly FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE ACRES. - - FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. BANKRUPT. William Moore, Houghton, Cumberland, butter and bacon.i*er. chant, to sat render A ugust 4,4, and 10, at eleven, at the Grapes Inn, Carlisle. Atternics, Messrs. Birkett and Ce. Cioak.lane; ur Mr. Blow, Carlisle. DIVIDENDS to be made in BASING HA LL-STRIIRT. Also, the Great and Small Tythes of nearly the whole I'arisb, • BOUT THIRTI?.EN HUNDRED ACRES. Streams of Water running through the Lands, and Pieces of Water stored with Fish. The Estate lies compact, and abounds with Game. Good Roads in all directions, and the Neighbourhood highly respectable. Distant from limy, Ipswich, and Colchester, fifteen miles • sic from Alford, Hadleizs, and Sudbury; and -sixty from LOndon: August 9, J. Flaw, late of the New Kent-road, grocer, at ten, August 9,1). M'Kinlay and A. M. Belesario,Sine-Lsoc, merchant; at twelve. August 9, T. Butcher, Holborn, victualler, at twelve, August 9, A. Ellis, Mare-street Hackney, carpenter, at twelve. July 30, C. Sims, Crown-court, Mare-street, merchant, at elerren. DIVIDRN DS to be made in the COUNTRY. May be viewed, by applying to the Bailiff at the l'riory Farm, where Particulars may he had , also. at the Saracen's Head, and Black Boy, Chelmsford ; Corrind White Hart, Cokliestcr ' • White Horse Ipswich ; Angel Inn, Bury ; C rown , Sudbury ; of Messrs. llobson, Lightfoot, and Robson, Solicitors, astle.strect, Leicester square; and of Mr. Robins, No. ITO, Regent.street, where a Plan of •be Estate Wray be seep. August £O, T. Walker and H. Palmer, late of Bristol. furnish ing ironmonger, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Btistol.— August 10, T. Salter, Manchester, merchant, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. ugust 9, W. Davies, late of Nestor, Cheshire, draper, at two, at the Star lan, blancisester. August 12, W. Cross, Liverpo ol, currier, at ten, at the Mite of Mr. Southward, Preston. August 12, A. Trim, late of Davenkam, Cheshire, car rier, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn, Warrington. August 12, J. Driver, Lite of Dutton, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at the Ohl Bull Inn, Blackburn. BLESSINGS OF LITIGATIO:+7.—A suit was determined, during the Spring Term of the Superior Court at Ha lifax (N.C.), which had been fifteen years in Cow, ;he Jury returning a verdict of one dollar, and the crisis and expenses amounting to two tholisand dollars ! The par ties were, Gregory v. Hooker's administrator. CERTIFICATES —Acausv 9. J. Bell, Manchester, dealer in cotton twin and weft. J. Cave, Coventry, ribboninanufacturer. U. Plant, Wharton, Cheshire, flour-dealer. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. . • WORCESTERSHIRE, WITHIN THREE MILES OF EVESHAM. A DESIRABLE ELIGIBLE FARM, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE ACRES, Situate in the Hamlet of • SIIP:RRIFFS LENCH. In the Parish of CHURCH LEECH. AN EXCELLENT PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway'a Cuffee-House, 'Change-alley, Cornhilt, _ .. Cu TnuasnAy, the 25th August, 1825, at Twelve o'Clock, By Order of the Trustees. IN ONE LOT. AVERY compact and valuable FREEHOLD ES. TATE, LEASOW'S FARM, near Evesham, CUM . /Mtn; A roomy Cottage, with Garden, Orchard, Farm Yard, large Barn, '{table, Cow-house, Cart and Waggon Lodges, and Outbuildings, und sundry Enclosures of excellent 14 E ADO W, P AST U ltE, ARA B LE, and WOOD LAND, urwARDS OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE ACRES, In a good state of cultivation, and part bounded by a Brook of clear 'limning Water; on Lease to Messrs. Joseph and William Cooper, most respectable Tenants. The Tithes are held under the Bishop of Worcester, at a truing Quit Rent. The Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Wm. Law Phelps, Solicitor, at Evesbain, where Particulars may be had, and a Plan of the Estate seen ; and of Mr. Lawrence, Northwich Arms, liengeworth; of Mr. Bentley, Star, and Hop-pole, Worcester; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; Plough, Cheltenham ; Angel, Alcester; King's Head, Gloucester ; Darke and Co. Solicitors, Bed Lion-square; John Thomas Church, Esq. Great James street, Bedford-row ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. VALUABLE BUILDING MATERIALS, INNER SQUARE OF TILE KING'S MEWS, CHARING-CROSS, IN LOTS, TO BE PULLED DOWN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, IL-gent-street), ON THE PREMISES, On THU/ADA!, 21st July, 18.5, and two fulluwing Days, at Ekven o'Clock, gy Order of his Glues the MASTER-GENERAL and the llonuurable BOARD 01 , ORDNANCE. FICHE VALUABLE, EXCELLENT, and SOUND A MATERIALS of TURF M SUBSTANTIAL DWEL LING-HOUSES, and other Buildings, ua the East and West s;:its of the Inner Square (tithe King's Mews, Charing Cross. COM !RISING . A large quantity of Capital Sound Brick Work, excellent clean Thal Flooring, Wainscotting, capital sound Timbers and Joists, Quartering, &c. in various Scantlings; Stone and other Staircases; good sound Glazed Sashes, with Boxing% Shutters, &c. Folding and Six Pannelled Doors of useful dimensions, with Architraves, and Marble and Stone Chimney-pieces of modern taste; Yorkshire and other Paving Stone, Sills, &c. A large quantity of Lead in butters, Pipes, Cisterns, Sinks, Force Pumps, and Water Closets, tee. Iron Work and other Materials, all of which are convertible to useful purpoaeo. A number of Valuable Fixtures. To be viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday pretesting the Sale, by application to the Birrack Serjeant, at the Castle.street Gate en trance to the Mews, of whom Particulars may be had, and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent- street. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, AND GARDEN, NORTON-STREET, PORTLAND•ROAD, NEAR TIII REGENT'S PARK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By rtr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee-House 'Change-Al:ey, Cornbill, On 1511:11SDAY, August It, 1825, a: Twelve o'Clock, • - A . DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; COMPRISING A GENTEEL RESIDENCE, Pleasantly situate, No. 77, formerly No. 76, Norton-street, Portland-road, contiguous to the Regent's Park, With spacious Garden at the back, and entrance from Portland- - Ho;d. The House coneairul, on the Upper Story, three good Sleeping rooms; Second Story, two airyQd-chambers; First Floor, two neat Drawing-rooms, Windows opening to Delco:ilea ; Ground Floor, Entrance Ile.ll, Dining and 13re.Arast-toonta, lame .I*- 4k n at the back, conoutioitating with I'ertland-ro4d ; ILoc.nent, sive. light k:itchena, conveniently fated up, V....iter laid on, Ste. ~,d Vaulta tor \Vint, 13 Coek .8 4 e• To he TieSeLd Fy Lave of the Toiaitt.--I'.otictilara may helm': of 7,!elsri. Drundre re, F.rinlis, pod Ftettple st away's; and a Ai. 'towns, Nu. 1 iu, licgcni stree t. CARROLL, CONTRACTOR. THE LARGEST SUM EVER KNOWN IN ONE DAY; 1:218,204 ! THE ONLY TIME THERE WILL EVER BE £lOO,OOO in Four Prizes AC25,0110 each ! CARROLL, the Contractor with Government, king anxious to evince gratitude for past favours, in forming the new Scheme which be has now the honour to submit to Public notice, has not only studiously preserved all the popular points of late L otteries,: as the total exclusion of Blanks, by making every number a Prize, Ste. but he feels pleasure in presenting, for the mum time, and he regrets to add, it must be the only and the last time the Public can receive FOUR MAGNIFICENT PRIZES OF TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS EACH, IN STERLING MONEY! Parliament having determined, at the conclusion of the present Drawings, which are finally arranged by THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER, TO ABOLISH LOTTERIES FOR EVER! SCHEME-ALL MONEY!-NO BLANKS! 2 •. . Prizes of . . $25,000 Money . . 2E50,000 2 . . . 20,000 Money . . 40,000 2 . . . 5,010 Mono/ . . 10,020 2 . . . 1,055 Money . . 2,119 2 • . . 505 Money • . 1,010 12 . . . 202 Money . . 2,424 20 . . . 60 Money . . 1,200 60 • . • 24 Money . . 1,441 No Blanks !—Each of the above and every other Number will have .e 5 Money, being . 110,000 11,000 Numbers. Two Tickets of each Number - £218,204 Each £20,000 Prize will have £5,010 more ! ALL IN ONE DAY! 31st of AUGUST, (Nzar MONTH.) Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at CARROLL'S, the Con tractor's Offices, 19, Cornhill ; 7, Charing-Cross ; and t:l5, Orford street, London; where he sold, in Four Months, Four Prizes of £20,000 ! and lately, Four Prizes of £39.000! In the Lottery drawn the 31st of May last, CARROLL sokl No. 5,446, (Class E) a Pt i.e tri £10,000! No. 6516, a Prize of £1,105, and Five other Capitals ! A REAL ELESSINO TO MOTHERS. ITHERE is not, perhaps, in the wthle Materi t Me dics, any one remedy Which so effectually relieves the pain of a suffering Patient as the AMERICAN -SOOTHING SYRUP. Who can watch the writhing tort .:res into which a lovely infant is often convulsed during the period of dentition, without feeling sympathy for its sufferings? and who would hesitate to procure a remedy, when a remedy '.:an be ftund, whirls is obvious by the • effectual relief effvded in so nte.ty dis:rossing eases which are daily coming to the noti.:e of Mrs. ;;;OLINSON ? Therefore, Mothers ought ni.eer :o be without the Atucrican Soothing Syrup in the Nursery ; fir if a etild awakes in the night with pain, by only rubbing the Gums with a few drops of the Syrup, -it will imme diately open the urea, heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers sod etnivaltioas; for should it come in 'competition with any other iisorder t it often destroys the mother's brightest hopes. To be had, wholesale and retail, of Johnson and Co. CB, York- ' City road; by their appol- ,, -ient, of all principal We lkin.: V..adors in Town Country., at 8,. 91. per bottle. N.I;, None ace grauier, unto, s4ptcd on the Stamp with Mrs loluasolis Ling. as diets ars at.veral spurious aorta. Amos and Ransford, Worcester, tallow-chandlers. C. and M. Josses, Oswestry, milliners. Coney and Austin, Jermyn-street, bricklayers. Cooper and Hale. Clare and Harrison, Liverpool, accountants. Balsam and §cott, Clapham, schoolmasters. Hough and Hope, Manchester, calenderers. J. and B. Hipwood, Can. non-street-road, cabinet-makers. Long and Co. Leadenhall-street, merchants. W. and J. Statham, Huddersfield, boot and shoe makers. Taynten and Cbeetham, Lincoln's Inn, law-stationers. Hafford and 'Atkins, Leicester, sinker-makers. Perrottet and Rostaing, mother of pearl-carvers. W. and (3. Smitb, South Melton, Devon. Brookshaw and Cottier, Manchester tailors.— Whitehead and Lowe, Manchester, balen derers. Parkin and Co. Sheffield, merchants. F. T. and J. W. Roberts, Almondbury, Yorkshire, cloth-merchants. J. and W. F. Burton, Old Broad -1 street, merchants. SOUTH AMERICA. -f- FINANCES OF COLOMBIA. The decree of which we give the substance below, is inserted in the Gazeta de Colombia, of the 29th March. The Colombian Government, desiring to co-operate in supporting the credit of the Republic by the punctua lity with which it pays its debts, and there not having, as yet, passed a law to fund the national foreign debt in a fixed, secure, and irrevocable manner, has resolved to decree as follows : " Art. I.—The fourth past of the produce of the maritime Custom-houses, arising from duties on exportation and importa tion, shall be faithfully deposited in the chests of the said Custom houses, from July next inclusive, without any possibility of alter. ing its destination. " Art. 2.—At the conclusion of December this year, the office of the Customs shall pay into the provincial Treasury the whole of the duties thus collected, aud the Treasury will carefully pack them up for the purpose of being transmitted to where the Governor may direct ; the same Governor being required to lend the neces sary aid to secure its safe conveyance. Art.:..—The Treasury of Guayana shall remit to the depart mental Treasury. The latter collecting the portion which belongs to its district, shall remit it to Carthagena. collecting on its part that which belongs to Barcelona. The Departmental Treasury of Venezuela shall collect that which belongs to Puerto-Cabellq and La Guayas, and shall give it the same direction on Carthagena, whither will likewise flow the remittances of Rio-Ilache, Coro Maracaibo. and Santa Martha. The part belonging to Guayaquil and the ports on the Pacific shall be collected at Panama, with that of Chaves and Poertovelo . The Intendants of Magdalena, and of the Isthmus, wall in proper time receive orders about the destination of their funds. _ . " Art. 4.—(Like the foregcing this is merely one of regulation.) " Art. s.—By the present decree, and former orders which have been transmitted to the Custom-houses, for the redemption of the domestic debt. created before 1821, the produce of the Maritime Custom-houses not applied to any other object, shall be considered as divided into Pout parts, of which one shall be ap plied to the purpose expressed in this decree, a second to the said redemption of domestic debt, and the two remaining parts to the ways and means of their respective departments. " Art. 6.—But if unforeseen circumstances should oblige the Intendants to redeem any debt contracted by them, and approved by the Government. with a part of the unappropriated two. fourths, they may take their measures accordingly, only apprising the Government of the fact. " Art. 7.—When neither the law nor the executive shall make any different arrangement, the retention of the fourth part shall be observed as in Article Ist, from January, 1826, and hence forward every six months' remittances shall take place of what his beedeollected. By Articles 8 .and 9, the Intendants are ordered to observe this decree, and the Secretary of the Treasury to secure its execution." FINANCES OF CHILE. Ir. our Saturday's Paper we quoted from the Argos, a Buenos Ayres Paper, a statement respecting the finances of Chle, which purported to be derived from thereport of acommission of theChilianCongress specially Appointedto inquire into the subject. The report was ex tremely unfavourable, stating that the civil and military ,ervants of the Republic weie several months in arrear of pay ; that the Loudon loan had been wasted without Answering any of the purposes for which it was raised; And that no other method of meeting the temporary SilEculties of the treasury could be devised but a forced Loan of 400,000 dollars. A cortesponient litnap,;l.l sent us a counter-state nent, and suppo:t. it . by ref-neoLe to otlhial docu nents, which con:aii . . the accouu of ihcome and cxpen. GKtI:C FROM TUE ETOILE, DATED MONDAY, JULY 18. PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF GREECF- " Considering that many merchant vesseli, under Vas rious foreign protections, have been taken by the Greek fleet, and sent to the Government as laden wilt? provi sions and ammunition lor the Turks. Considering that the otsject of the Government of Greece is to injure the Turks, its enr , mies, by all the means in its power, without however, imf eding in any manner, the commercial transactions of foreign Powers, so far as these transactions doWot interfere with thekneu trality, the Executive Council decrees : __ _ 1: A Commission, composed of four Alemtrars, is establEhed at Napoli di Romania, to form itseli,into a Maritime Tribusial.— This Commission is ordered to proceed to the strict examination of the merchants' ships, which the Greek fleet has sent. for th a t purpose into the port f this town, to pass a legal sentence, accord. ing as the cases may be, and to transmit its different decisions to 'he Government, through the Minister of Justice. Dionysius Xenis, Onphasos. Prassakakis, Stekoulis, and Maxi mo:, are appointed Members of this Commission. " The Ministers of Marine and of Justice AA execute this Or me, each as far as he is concerned.—Napoli di Romania, 1825. " The Vice-President BOTASSIS A NAG NOStIS, SPI. LIOTUKIS, MAVROMICIIALIS, JOHN COLEUS." " This communication has just been made to me by M. de Bois le Gate, the King's Charge d'Affaires. (Signed) " B. BARBERE, Consul of France." FROM THE MONITEUR, JULY 18. An article from Lintz of 3d July, is to the folloa ing effect :—lt seems by recent accounts from the Archi pelago, that the Captain Pacha, deceiving the vigilance of Sachtury, by going a long way about, had got into Candia with his fleet, and thence entered Suds to re pair his ships, that were &imaged in the late action.— Hussan Bey had previously let Suda for Modon, but Miaulis had got between him and the Morea to hinder him from reaching Motion. Sachtury went to Such to observe the Captain Pacha, who is said to be arvai lance with Hussan Bey about tt-e chief command. It appears from good authorit y that the Captain Pacl.a has no troops on board but those that were embarked at Con stantinople and in the Dardanelles; there were only a few thousand men on the Asiatic coast, rasher to prevent the landing of the Greeks than to act on the offottive. There is no more idea of attacking Santos, or any other of the Greek islands. Accordingly the Sautiots, who were for some time much alarmed by the motions of the Turks, are thinking of new expeditions, and begin to harass their enemies. - The French Consulate in Spain has sent a notice., dated 44th July, that the principal Secretary of State of his Catholic Majesty has informed the King': Legation that the permission to import foreign grain into Spain is prolonged from 30th June to 30th August, for the ports of Cadiz, Algesiras, Seville, Almeira, Malaga, Barcelona, and Tarragona. Mahon is added to these ports, and if, during the two months of the prolonga tion, there shall not have been introduced 50,000 lane gas of corn into this last port, the permission to isni,ort shall be prolonged for the Isle of Minorca t.ll this quan tity is completed. To Totrarszs.—Gray's Boa of Roads will be found a very useful Travelling Companion, possessing, as it does, peculiar features of utility and ready reference. Pbr instance, it brings into one piiint of view the various lines of route leading to any required point of distance, and the general Jade: is su arranged as to enable a direct and immediate reterence to any required route • an im portant feature which has so long been wowed In Itinera ries. It is also accompanied with a complete set of Connly Maps, geogra phically arranged, in the order of the Counties, so as to combine iu the advantages of a large folding Map, without its inconve niences. Added to which, its general plan and compression, V means of a compact type, within the limits of a Pocket Votime, render it a very useful ansiliinito every other Road Book four Published by &Jamison and Co. price Its. half bound, or with Maps toioartd A A ETC- - 11 br JIM, tam. I the THE Afi NEY LSTATE, ROMNEY MARSH, KENT. THE MANOR OF AGNEY, And above FOUR HUNDRED AND Lftarry ACRES of remarkably Rich FATTIN CS and GRA ZING LAND, Held upon Three Livea, renewable ; together with Two Policies of Insurance, by wh ich the Two elder Lives art, insured. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. DRIVER, At the Auction Mart, on TULSDAY, the .2d of August, At Twelve o'Clock, in Three Lots, unless the whole be previously disposed of by Private Contract, ATRULY DESIRABLE and VALUABLE • LEASEHOLD ESTATE; comprising TIIE MANOR OF AGNEY, And about FOUR HUr DRED AND EIGHTY-TWO ACRES of exceedingly Rich Fating and Grazing Land, called Court Lodge, Lamberdens, Great Breek House Fields, and Shootings; now in the occupation of the Trustees of the late Rd. Dense, Esq. most eligibly situate In Romney Marsh, adjoining the road from Rye to Lydd, in the parishes of (lid Romney and Midley ; held under the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, upon Three Lives, renewable, according to custom, subject to small Annual Reserved Rents. The Rates and Taxes are remarkably moderate. . The Property will be divided into Three Lots, for the accom modation of purchasers ; also, Two Policies of Assurance in the Amicable Society, by which the two elder lives are insured to a certain amount, to be divided and Sold with the Estate. The Property to be viewed on application to John Mortley, at Court Lodge, Old Romney; and printed specifications may be had at the New Inn, Romney ; George, Rye; Swan and Castle Hotels, Hastings ' • Saracen's Hral, Ashford; Bell, Maidstone ; Head, C anterbury; at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of Eng land ; and of Nears. Driver, Surveyors and Land Agents, New Bridge-street, Biackfriars. EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public they have, after mach labour and at a very considerable ex pense, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction and extreme diiiszulty of execution, that they trust will effectually prevent the many Frauds that are daily practised on the Public.— An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a pink colour covers the principal part of the Label, the names of Day and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and black, and placed on a white ground, the address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, is also white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on tke lace pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a white ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before, black letters on white grivind. 97, High.ll:;lhorr.. Septerater, 1843.