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U Cent. • .fit ' 7, - .40". ire A Li e e" g -• y 4 , * gZ. t al •••• A.' • -?* - • ( wh ie , • tat 4 • • - . _ r:UNIBER 11,608 j SATUIMAY, MAY 1, 1624. [PRI - C3 SE%'EN-PrtiC F. THE LAST GRAND MASQUERADE THIS SEASON, Unties the immediate Sanction of-several Persons of Distinction. KING% TITEAIVE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and the PUBLIC, ate most respectfully informed, that in ctmsequence of ma aieroustippllcations, A GRAND MASQUERADE Wiiltitke place at•this Theatre, On MONDAY NE.I.T, ti AY :id, 1824. Tn Three Volumes Post Octavo, 30s. QAYINUS AND DOINGS- Second is his Da l k - 7 Published and so ld b y Henry Colb T otn, 8, New Burlington.stievt. No. 19, KING-STREET, ST. JA NIBS'S SQUARE. A SIDEBOARD of Ornamental and Useful PLATE, About Two Thousand Ounces, A Capital GOLD REPEATF.It, CHAIN and SEALS; Engine turned GOLD SNUFF-110R; MUSICAL SNUFF-BuN, in Tortoiseshell ;. and other TRINKETS. This day was . publebed, The Third Edition, in Two large Volumes Syn. 21i. VIE PRIVEE de MARIE ANTOINETTE, HEINE de FR A NCH. Par 1.%1 A DAME C.A MPA V, - Premiere Femme de Chambre de la Rein& Printed for Henry Colborn e 8, New Burlingtun.stseet. A Variety of PLATED ARTICLES, &c. A PORTIIAIT'of CHARLES /I. by VANDYKE. THE rsorvierr Or A OTETLYMAII. DECEASED. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At No. 19, KING-LTREve, BT. JAAK DICSAHEA Rt, On TUESD A Y, the . 4th of May, 1824, at Twelve o'CLick, A SIDEBOARD of PLATE, comprising • gadrnon edge Dishes ; handsome Waiters ; elegant chased and pierced missive Bread Basket; large 'Morteitis handsome Sit Branch massive Epergne, richly chased; I)essert Dishes en suite ; Table, Dessert, and Gravy Spoons and Forks; Tea-spoons and Sugar-tongs; Fish Slices; Sauce and Setup Ladles; Tea-pnt Stand ; Coiree ; Sets of Castors ; Pillar and Chatesti Candle sticks ; iilver handle Knives, &c. The Trinkets comprise a capital Gold Repeater, by Vincelion, .Chain and Suit's ; beautiful engine turned and other Snuff Luxes, Mourning Rinds, and a 1 31rmical Sctiff Bnx in Tortelsesleell. A few Plated • Articles, rensisting of 'fear Urn, Dish Heaters, Candlesticks, Inkstand, &c. and a Sine Portrait of Charles IL by Vandyke. The extensive Embellishments and Alterations which this Theatre hu recently undergone, have considerably added to the peculiar Accommodations which it so eminently.pmsesses for a Fete of the above Descriptiou, and that it has beta determined, that the one intended to take place, shall, on this Occasion, be given in a Style superior to any that has hitherto been attempted. The Interior and Exterior of the Theatre will be brilliantly Illuminated. The I'it and Stage made level, will form the GRAND •Ssi.omi, to which will fie thrown open the KING'S CONGEKT-R06,1, now an elegantly fitted-up Theatre. The Duke of York's Band, in -full .Unifona, with several tither Bands, will be stationed- in -various parts -of-the Theatre, for COON:FS:A' DANO/36, REELS, QU A Dlt IL L ES, W A LTZI I ,B, &c. Tlrie , Spirit of cifilefutitll•ire eintsbleroklytheigitieneil by the Intro- Avalon of 'various •DaliSClEti, -IPy Artists %briuttiiiig to this -A VARIF/DY OF OTRI4II. NOVELTIES 111 also be pronascuously introduced, so as to realer the Evening'. Emitrtsiontent in the:highest •Degter aniusingand interesting. This day was published, In foolscap octavo, price 9s. hoards, the Third Edition, MMOIIIS of CAPTAIN HOCK, the celemated I RISII e/lIEFFA IN, with some Account of his Ances tors. •Writren by'HIMSELF. PrinteJ for Longman, I lurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. I 3 a fcw day.; will he publishf.d, 19.trin. rINIE-Two Ee . l.()R s; in Teirßapel s iiltistrative of , .1 the Sentiments of the twn Parties in the Cherch Comizriis i—Th, ('o.tch—'fhe Ilooksellted Intirreotirie—Tuz Keeper'. Lodge—The l:epentant t 'ii‘misal-e-Tht: Church Service— The Deparito. Printed tor LantrAar, Hurst, Itte4,•Ortne,'l3l:tiven, and Green. Ticket;, to include, Tea, Coffee, Lemonade, Oranceadit,.&c. &c. Character 'rickets, 10s. 6d. each. Boxes fur Families u Patifes , to see the•lllasqucrade, may be had on at e Opera Office, 105, Quadrant, Three Guineas each. •.• As much oitifusion was created laic Year, by Persons rc &Mug Paiontitipcks, and transferring them en leavit,,g the Theatre, it is deemed necessary -to state that none will be Assoc..: iii! after Two o'Cock. The Supper will be provided in a superior manner, I.y Messrs. 11. Side and Orakran.—Supper Tickets, including Wine, l 3a. each. Tate which will consist of every variety, and of the beat Quality, will be purritled•by 'Messrs. Louis Maurits:nay and Co. of whose \Vines grist so much general satisfaction on the last occasion. 7,lashs, Dominoes, &c. to be had in the Theatre.—No Person ad mitted without a Nask. . . . . d2y trasPobliskA, 9ro. price Iftts. boards, embellished with 13 Eirgravinp, the Second Edition;of TRAVELS in E(iYirl and the MOLY LAND. Ti' ) IL which Mune , added, Journeythilingli TURKEY, G REECE, the lONIAN ISLES, SICILY,SPA IN, Etc. By WILLI - MU RAE WILSON, F.eq. F.S.A. Rrinted For Lon riven,. fluw, ; Rees; thine, Brown, and Green. To he viewed on MONDAY rrece.ling the Sale, wl-en Catalogues May he had on t!:c Premises, and of %!r. Robins, 170, Regent. stmt. Ki4PPEI-STREET. RUSSELL-SQUARE. NV EST NI I NSTER Fl RE-0 Fl' I CR, King-street, Covent-garden, 13d April, 18'21. MIE GENERAL MEETING appointed by the Deed of Settlement to' be held yearly on the last Thursday in April, or •vrititin Ten Days thereafter, for the Choice of Audi tors, and nu other Affairs, will he holden at this Office, on Thum u*Y, 'May Stkosext, -at Twelve o'Cloek. Just published, 'l l 4 , 4io , Volumes, Via price-set. ss. boards,. A TOUR tbrobgb PARTS of ihe NETHERLANDS, HOLLAND, OEEMANY, SWITZERLAND, SAVOY, and PRANCE, in the Tar IRM-2—including a Description of the Rhine Voyagein - thh middle of Autimn, and the stupendous Scenery of the Alps ip•the depth of Winter. By Cn 'A LES TEN I NANT, Esq. Also, containing, in an Appendix, fac-simite Copies, with a fair Transcript in French,. and a Translation us English, of eight Let , iers, in the hand=writing of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, to hl. wife JOSIZPIIINS, the otiginah of which are in the possession of the Author of this Journal. G. H. BROWNE, Secretary. N.B. The Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely. The mu•.t complete Arrangement has been made with respt et to the Police, which will be under the direction of war. Handley, of Queen-square Police °Mee. It is deemed neetsvaxy to ,apprise the Public that there are certain Ivory Tickets, belonging to Property Boxes : nut entitled to idmis►ion to Masquerades, and which will consequently be refused. The privileged Property Box T►cket& will, be admitted, on the Payment of 10s. 6d. at the Doors, hr return fur which a Oard will b; Oven, to admit to the Supper Room. Tickets to be had at the Door ; also, at 10!;, Quadrant, Regent s:Pet ; and at the following Masquerade Wart nooses—Mr. Mill watd, Lower Brook-stret.t ; Mr. Lay, ,Southatioltini-street ; Mr. I'ectuni, Strand; Mr. Thresher, Haymarket ; Maws. Brooks and Heath, Great Newport-street; Mr. Betts, ltuyal Exchange; Mr. stationer, &c. 10, Glasshouse-street; Mr. Simmons, Holy-1 well-stret t ; Mr. Matelot, hair-dresser, fat, Hat:on-garden; and :Air. Nathan, 11a-wick-street, Bulso- Mons- , ri to the Gallery, 3s.—The Doors will be thrown open at Ven the: Supper license-at TUE SCLIOUL MULL . . A VERY imporrAni Volume for pmposes of curls- A - 31, tbs.. Education bet just been published by thy Rev 8A.11,110W. -kis the Old and New Testament properly adapted to the Ihe of Schools, and consists of all the Narrative-paftS of the authorised tratielation printed verbatim in a-large and dear type. In fact, it contains all the passage:, primed in a k:gible and in. 'Hog manneritibiels,judicitses teachers septet from Bibles in small sod illegible type for the use of their Scholars. The work is al,a, tendered peculiarly - attractive by 1.40 striking Engravings. It is at seven shillings, and may be purchased in wholebaie ber4 of F. Westley, Stationers'-court, and of all other Booksellers iu Town and Cowin y. A Copy may.alsobe had gratis by the Conductors of large Scbodls, fa their previous inspection. rd• Awe -I.luntlttd Questions on the Volume are rimed in a Copy-hook at 42.5. LITER A W CIIZIONICLE. Every Sarurdaris published,in Fotty.eight Columns 4to. - price Sinters's:o, rriE LITERARY CHRONICLE and W:EEKLY REVIEW; forming au Analysis and General Repository of Lars-inure, Philosophy, Science, Arts, History, the Drama, Morals, )I:nineri, and Amusements. The LITLIIA C1311.0241CLE of THIS DAY contains Reviews of Captain Seely's Wonders of Elora.; Biography of the British Stage; Surtees' History of Durham ; Stei.l's Notes of the War in Spain ; sal Bruce's Death of Ciiah ; Alay-day ; an American Song, for )Ir. Mathews; with numerous varieties in Literature, Art, and Science. The prindpal object of Tess LITERAUV CIIRotacLE is to give to Private Families and Reading Societies, a faithful and comprehen sive Account of aU New liimits, as soon as they appear, and of JII intereqing Nweekies in I,it;.raturc, Science, the Fine aid Let; 1 Ar,i, the Urania, &c. 'tilt price of int IaTULARY CHNONICLIC unstamped, is 6d. TILL COUNTRY LITICRARY CILIWNICLE, rite 104.1. being st.unped, goes postage free, and has a retrospect et The MONTHLY PASTS are published on the last Saturday is each Mont:l. The fast gimaitaiiY hair for the Year 1824 is uow completed, and may be hod of al Booksellers, price 6s. 6d. Each VOLUME is completa. width' ItAelt 'and forms a v liable and permanent Recaid of the Literature and Science of the period. Printed and published by Davmsoir, 2, Surrey-streot, one door from the Strand ; where Advertisements are received and Commu- Licatigns for the Emma (post paid) arc to be addressed; and sold I. ) .111 Booksellers, Newsmen, and Postmastvrs. THE ART of 1300 K-KEEPING TAUGHT, at 7,' 1 Middle-row, Holborn, by W. JENNINGS, Author of the onl) zeal Mercantile Work extant, divided into Four Parts, eta.— Boinestic, Foreign, Fictorage, and Company Accounts. Pupils stn completely finished in two months for any Counting-house in Great Britain, and. minutely examized pry competent judgcm. fie also gives LESSONS in M KRCANTI I.E A KITH METW scien- , ufically, which cnables his Pupils to perform every calculation with one-tenth of the figures taken by any Treatise on Arithmetic hitherto published. Complicated accounts are arrang,d ih a com pressed point, and the exact state of property accumtels• ascertained. N. B. The li EA L ERCANTILE A ItT of BOO:Icli BEV ING is sold by the Author, price les, 6d. This work is copious without prolixity, concise without obscu rity, and clear without that toilsome drudgery so intimidating to the sonnet. The old circuitous method is abolished, and every branch fully explained. PATENT FRENCH LAMPS. A Saving of 50 per Cent.—J. EVANS, Manufacturer and Improver of the desert:ill ! . much admire.: FRENCH LAMPS, begs leave re specti.uily to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, t hat he hs•• just completed an extensive Stock of the above elegant • at u eent..m:'.eal article, combining all tl.e I to improvements, and 111 ' 1 1 be had of all sizes and designs in Ltonze, Plated, and Or-, wit% pla:n or ornamented Dime Shades, adapted lo the l'a'de, Sideboard, Hail. Staircase, or Conservatory, at the inhuming very reduced prices: 255. 561. 42a. 48s. 525. 6d. 355. and 64 % each, and upwards. This lamp is warranted to diffuse a light emu, to stx \Val Candles, at the expense only of one, and may be talelyr Co:warded, in packing boxes, 2s. 61. each, to any part of the Also, a variety of elegant suspending l.amps and Chan &whets, fJt limning and lhawing-rooms, full 5O per teat. under tie tis.l4l terms. Orders of say came executed in the course of a few /:ours, by addressing a line to J. Evans, at his Stove Grate and , - 1 • T AtuufActory, 1, I.llaesseet.iill, corner of ( ireat Eastcheap, • t tae Nionuntent ;ur at his Ware .rooms, 5, Finsbury-place c t, ).1:•:, near Fluhury-square London, where also may be had ge-1 • , adulterated Sperm UN, producing acitkorstriell upr smoke, • • •o• ieJ gollone-inr Old Lastlys t: ken in exchalgv• ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS, for the SALE of IRISH LINEN by the PI ECE,.at the Factor's Prize No. 4, on the South Side of BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE, four train tli.: top of Southampton-street, Holborn. IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to JL aintounce to the Public, that the above House is their only Establishment in this Country; here they continue to 'supply the Nobility, Gentry, and the Puh!ic, with V/ A REA NYED BLEACHED LINEN, fur &aim and Sheets, of the best Fabric and Wulff, at a Price considerably lower than they can be pro cured throuah any o:l2tt medium. Illey also engage to return the purchase money, should any fault appear. Good "Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country and Tov:.n . Order's attliAtd tti Uy JOIIN DONOVAN, 4, Bhustmilittrt-sq. L*nane rt A e JOHN DOYLE, ! 1, St..tktary's Abbey, Dublin. ) - g 14l s' THE METROPC/LlTitiN LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, 'CAPITAL—ONE MILLION STERLING, For the investing•of CAPITAL• nn SECURITIES, prbduting a permanent and regular Rate of Interest: enuAzes: Sir TIM3IAS Se 13ARIlirtT I.IKICNAIAD, Bart. rje , atit • thoscow, M. P. Jottm 'fossituson, E4l. WSLLIASI Witidriem7, I! q. 1MR0t70143: Benjamin Ansley, Esq. Fdward George Baruard,.E4q. John 13ourdieu, t`eltinel .ArchibardtannibeU FAwaid elirke, Thoma 4 Barrett X.enuard, Esq. M. P. George Balrett"Lenharitisq. Wilkhison Mathews, Esq. William lAoandeltegeis, Esq. William Taylor, Eq. William Henry Tiimey, Esq. curge Digby Wingfield; Rsj. ilrounie'P. Wilts, Esq. John Wrotteiley, -Esq. • • STANDING•COGNSIG, i3lat.lo4ilick 'KKR, ' Esq. Lincoln ' s Inn. bI - - sot ittru , Ishd *Vitoni.tv, .Grars inn-sqUare. iftta at, Dlr. WILMOT fhossixt. Aettrasi, Dlr. W. S. STRATFORD. SIINKMIS t Messrs. Rooms, Toivonon, OLDIND, and CO. Clemenes.iine, . tittles attending the Investment or Ca p ital by Individuals on Landed Securities, together with the 'low rate df 411te1est produced by the Funds, suggested the idea of form ing a Joint Stigli Company fbr the purpose of Waking st►ch Invest ment.s...Alie Capital of the Company consists of One • Ahllion, to be vobsetibed for in Shares of (Inc Hundred Pounds each—Ten per Cent. tit be paid at the time of subscribing, the remainder will be called for by Instalments of Five or Ten per Cent. as opportu nitiesbf Investing the Capital occur. The nature.of the Investments will be Mortgages, Annuities, Life Interests, Ground -rents, and Reversionary Property. The principal object is to make a fixed and regular half-yearly Dividend, distributing all hicidental profits arising front the falling in of Re versionary Property by way of additional Dividend or Bonus.— The regular Dividend will, it is confidently expected, considerately exceed the general rate of Interest obtained on Public securities. ' The Capital will in no instance be diminished, as whenever Re versionary or other ?rdperty is put chased, on the disposal thereof . by the Company when it falls into possession, the original purchase; money will be returned to the Capital. Whilst the Company offers no prospect of immoderate gain, the Shareholders incur no possible responsibility, nor is the Capital in anywise put in hazard, at none but ut.exceptionable Securities will be accepted. Persons desirous of taking Shares, will send Proposals addressed t..) Cat: Secretary at the Office of the Company, No. 3, Veridani bultliugs, Gray's-inn, where further particulars will be furnished ; I. l ip:ication at the Banking-house of Messrs. Rogers, Tow. gooti, and Co. Clement's-lane, at which place Books are now open for the reception of the first Instalment of Ten per Cent. which, by a Resolution of the Court of thretters, must be paid on or be fore the lath slay. The Company . is now ready to advance Money by way of Mort gage or Annuity, and treat Au the purchase of Life Interests, Ground Rents, and Reversionary Property of any kind. Applications to be made at the Office as above, from 'Four &Clock. CHILD-RED AND READY-MADE LIEEN WARE:- MOWN& • FAMILIES arriving from abroad are respectfully informed, that they may besupplied with every-deicription of WEARING 'A PP ARE I. -and - NOUSVIII Ott) LINE N; 'fit I for irnmeditte bar at CHRISTIAN'S WAREHOUSES, 10, Strand; and 11, illigmore-street. A Female Apprentice wanted. TRAXSPARENT BLINDS. WBACON, Inventor of Superior TRANSPA • RENT 'WINDOW BLINDS and -IMITATION of STAINED GLASS, 40, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, re spectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends generally, ‘ that he hrs prepared an elegant assortment of the above Articles; consisting of Architectural, Italian, Swiss, and Rural Scenery, cor rect in drawing, colouring, and general effect.—Also various de signs of Grecian and Gothic Blinds, in imitation of stained glass, well adapted for Church, Chapel, Library, and Staircase Windows.' Gentlemen re.iident in the country may be supplied with Blinds' painted to any design, mounted complete for - Axing, by sending the exact dimensions of their windows.—Near the British Nlutium. Printed fur Longniab, Thirst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Grefetr. This day were publi,hed, Itv'One lireilume, Sao. price I" s. i 9 boarit, • SCENES and •IMPItESSLONS in EGYPF and in' J • ITA LY. I 13y the Author of " Vapitir.t.zenotis of the PritowsuLA,,' " SKETCHES . . • cf-lonrs," ace. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. l 'Of Vvhbininay bead, by the same Author, Sketches of India. By a Traveller. For ):ire-side Travellers at Home. Second •Fditiotionte vol. Svo. 10s. (4d. boards. Reeollettibdi of theTetlirifula • 'containing Sketches of the Ilan tiers and Claracter ot 'tine Spanish Nation. Second Edition, one' •01. Bvo...price es. boards. • " re* Wlio . ire 'not pdets by profession, have the Art of painting ln'Wdrds with lonia& Vividness and distinctness." Review. -MAVOE'S ENGLISH 7 SPELLING -BOOK, THE 290TH 1 . EDITION. ripHE PUBLIC and the 130QKS9?MIN6 TRADE ..11L are informed. that AN ENTIRELY NEW 14.:111T/ON of this well bribieu 11101114,0011,4evised ebrongliont, and printed front a beau tiful new 'Dpse, suids-new Cuts, engraved by Bawica, and a Fron tispiece, on steel,.by Perkins and Heath, was this sl t y puhlklied, at thetaiatal pries of Sigliteenvenee, hound. The uniasralieled sale of this practical English Spelling-Book,' has. excited the Proprietors to endeavour to render it worthy' of the extensive patronage which it has constantly reed-led, and of the universal preference, in all •English Schools, with which it continues to be honour'ed. The demand for the ;Innst inct edi- We number of 1 290 Editions is a fact which suilkieltly testifies the superior pretensions of the Work, and which is without ai.y prece dent. in the hiatozy of Printing. At the same time Were published, as appropriate Sequel; to the above, new Editions of Males Reading Exercises, 2s. Blair's Class Book, ss. ARtin's Poetry for Children, Ss. and Pratt and 'Mayor's Classical Poetry, ss. 6d. Printed for Dingman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. hYOGG'S EDITION OF PATERSON'S ROADS. Dedicated, by Permission, to his Majesty. This day was published, _ _ , . In Bvo. with an entirely new Sec of Naps, price 16s. bds. or half bound, with parchment hack, I 6s. 6d. the Seventeenth Edition, of PATERSON'S ROADS of ENGLAND and WALES .1. and the SOUTHERN PART of SCOTLAND. By EDWARD ,MO6O. This Edition is arranged upon a Plan entirely novel, and the whole remodelled, augmented, and improved by the addition of numerous .new Ro:ids and new Admeasurementi ; with original and 'correct Accounts of Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, Anti quities, romantic Scenery, Curiosities, and other remarkable objects throughout the Kingdom. Lomion : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Co. ; J. M. Richardson ; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; J. Booker; Hodwell and Martin ; G. and W. E.Whittakcr ; J. 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To which it added, a Catatogoe of ad the Nantes inserted in the Chart. By Mrs. J‘din IlurrJrd. itinto. 3s. halt bound. Printed for Longman, flurst, R:es, Ortne, Drewn, and Green. HORSLEY'S SERMONS. This day was publilind, in Two Vols. Bvo. A New Klitian. 183. Boards, -QE It M 0 N 'S.-By BISHOP HORSLEY, LL.D. F. 1: : S. F.A.S. Late Laird Bishop of St. Asaph. _ " Ordine.ry readers (moderately conversant with the ands with the theory aid practice of their Religion) may derive more: advantage fro;n three Discourses than from any Volumes of Ser. moos which have issued from the press for the last fifty years."— Edinburgh Review. " Are have . indeed no hesitation whatever to say, that no such Sermon.; have issued front the British Press since the commence-' anent of oor critical labours."—Britich Critic. London : Printed for Longman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and CO: C. and J. Rivington ; Baynes and Soli ; Baldwin, Cr►dock, and• Joy ; J. Duncan; and himpkin and Marshall. • Of w:.om may be had, by the same Author, 1. Nine Sermons on the Nature of the Evidence by which, the fact of our Lotto's Resurrection is establilhed ; and on various other Subjects. Vorming the third vn!ume, in Bvo. Ws. 6d. 2. A Translation of the realms of David ; with Notes. In two volemes, price 141:25. boards. :S. Biblical Criticisni nn *the Books of the Old * Testament, and Trandafienrs of Sacred •4ongs, with Notesi Critical and Rnphtali► tory. Four votumck, . • . Faceßent FURNITURF., brilliant Plate Cur M S P.Y-GLASSES and XI ERRORS, ORF.CIA N . LUSTRES, a btilaatit-toned gant Squats P I A NO-FORTE, by Ton tune N, and other Eikell• • TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Roust:, Repenustreet), On the Primlses, No. 311, Keppel.stret, 'Russell-grime, On Wrmsrsnxy the sth of Mmv, 1; 1 •2-1, nt•ltleven o Cinch, THE GENUINE 'HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. sonsprising capital Fpur-post, Tent, an 4 Press : Bee.steads.and Furniture,; excellent Feather Beds and Bed.:ii.g; suites of Drawing. room and Dining-parlour Curtainhin Clinton, and Moline ; Sofas, Couehes, and Chairs, en ,bite; , well'snade Cabinet Articles, initosetroad and 3lalsogaLy; Lou. Card; Sofa; Dressing, Dtietng, and Prnibrolee Tables; isstidstusse, Wserobes; Chests of Drawers; Cabinets.; a brilliant, toned elegant Squaw Pianaferte, by 'Poinkin son ; ekliuney-2,lasses andllirror; Oree ' an Lustrit ; hilwarrand Dining-rootn..Chairs ; a handsome Sidelipard and fllaret ; Brus sels and Kidderminster Carpets and Ilea; th 'hugs; Finders and Fire4rons ; Kitchen Requisites, and various other Articles. •. To be viewed MOnday and Tut:idaiepeeceding the Sale, by •Catalogties, at 'One Shil!ing each—to Ile had On the Premises ; 'sr Garraway's; and of Itlr. Itubini, 170, Regent-strut, opposite Bur ' lingiop f street._ " • N'B. q'he Lease of the excellent Premises to be Sold-by Pzivate Contract. &PACIOUS DWELJ.INq-110USI: ANI? CO4IPAFT, With Yard, Garden, ter. • : POETS'-CORNRit, Oft it AT. SA NCTLIA IlY§ . WESTNIfIsIS A very Eligible and Desirable ,. Ritt.,:oun Centlensen iimitiekted _ . With the Houses of 1 1 .erihttrier.t. Coins of lAitri or the Public Offictf• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. . .. . By - 114 r. IttIB'CNA, (Of Wareivlclp•House, litetent-itifeet), .; At Garraway's Culfee-ilouse, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, On TneicsnA.r, the 20th o( "lay, 11124, at Twelve &Chick, . IN ONE LOT. AVERY ELIGIBLE LEABEI-lOLD ESTATE, held . for a Term of ferry Years, unt:er the Dean and Chan ter of Westminster ' at a trilling Ground -rent; comprising IWO COMMODIOUS DWELLINGr•IiGi.'Si:S, situate Nos. and 2, l'oets' Corner, Great - Sanctuary, oi:pwize Xing Hairy VII:* Chapel, Westntinster. The Houses ere planned nearly in tare came mancer, with three Rooms on the U'rpr Flour; Three Eed•chambers. on Abe.. econ 4 Floor; a Drawing-morn and Tall other linonis on the ririt 'Flora.; Dining•rown and Offices on the Ground stair; "ItobbY,litrc. Kitchen, Beck-kitchen, and Larder, in the Iluseinetit. With Wal and Wine Celhrs, and Yards; and Tied: orOectien-ground on the West side of. No. f.t. In the Occupation al IsLtthew Martin, Esu. and his Under 'Attest. Alma% Neat, and Compact ELLING, No. 3, POETS', CORNER ; containing, inn Ifettranct.hall. INtilite-parlour, Ser vants' Bed-room, Kitchen, Scullery, Stere-minn, Closets,. and Coal and Wine Cellar, on •the Ormond • Floor.; ati•ett:sllent Drawing- • . . room on the First. Floor, and Four Sleer!o: re.o.ns. The whole fitted up in'the Gothic Style, in a subs!antfal manner. with Water laiston. In the lkcuratifin of h;r. Ti.yuno, on Lease. To be viewed by permission of the F'. tints, : of wbont- Par:i culars may be had; of Messrs. Blake, White, :tinge, and Blake, Solicitors, No. 14, Essc":-stro.t, Strand ; Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-stnik t. NEW-STREET, SPRIVG-GARDENS, • (Commanding a View of Skadines7s Park, Ste.) SPACIOUS RESIEPCN I JAINP 'OFFICES, _ . . . WISH istiscroalt pairitsqrw. TO BE OLD BY PRIITAVE t 4 ONTfiACT, By Mr. ROBINS, - . (Of Warwick douse, Regent-street), AVERY VALUABLE LEASEMOLt/ ESTATE, held under the . Crown, for a Term of nearly Fifty Years, GRMPltiptiG A SPACIOUS AND VERY COMMODIOUS RESIDF.NCE, Planned wait suits of handsome Apartnierts, arid adaptial for tat accommodation of a Family oi . the rikst,llistinction, Pleasan.ly si-uate, NEW-STREET, SPRING-OAP:DENS, A most Eligible Situation fora %lember of the I 10u3e..; ment:or Gentlemen connected with Public (Alice,. Coiltaintog—Eight Iled-rooms, Dressing-rooms, and Water. cltriets; Two elegant Drawing-roems, looking to the ['ark roble Dining-room; Entrance-hall; capital Kitch.m, and all requicite Offices. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, w:th rarticAars, may be had of Mr. Robins, rd 0, Regent-street. THE APPROACHING HAY HARVEST. LEES, COTTAM, and HALLEN, have on tale their improved AY3IAKING MACHINES, with Irak Axles knd Bores, which are unrivalled for their superior and expe ditious mode of working. Also their newly-invevt..d Hay Col lecting Rakes, Drills, and Seed Machine:, for all kip ds of Grain; Ploughs,•liarrnws, and Hoes, Threshing and Winnoning Machines; General Bratson's Scarifier, with ail its Changes; Bruising and Chaff-cutting Machines; also an extensive assortment of Wrought Iron Hurdles, Gates, Vezandau s &c.-,-At their Repository, Wins ley-street; Oxford -street; or at the Mar.ulictory, C.rnwall-roads Stamford.strect, Lkmbeth. FOR. COCCI'S, HoAIISENESsES, I ‘ll.'Gitr,ENOVOli'S PECTORAL LC/ZENGEg SO ' r v e es Tita n c i s, 4 - of 7.Ol.l.T.L—The great demand, after 'sty years trial, a A s s il ti P n -r ! ° ti r c and ( ' ' l t Y ins i ti rl,r -op a r l i l ve C ;.; - o g i:lT!a'. l . 47rse Th rlessePe e ge. twine only have" ilay*iird" prileen en tl,c Et2Mr4, by wham they are prepitrod, as successor Jc* I;:teetioui;h.the inventor. Sold in.Boaex at Is. ltd. each, by appoisitmcnt, by Newbefy and Son;', 45, St. Pau 's - Cam-di:yard ; ti.itints and 'Co. Bow 'Church-yird; Edward', 66, hr. Paled': Church-yard ; .Dayley and Co. Corkliur-street; Nix, Royal Exchange; .1611n*tan, Cornball; 3tl; flotlacirn; Holwell; ; Sanger , 150, Oz furci-strref; Harclays,..9s,. Fleet.tnerket ; Flutes, 4. Cheapside ; Blake, 42, Piccadikii ; and the Vender* of Genuine iVetlicines.- . -- Where alsolliai; be had, GsierNocon's celebrated 'fge . :7l:RE for yse*ervingi the 'crevii and Gems and curina Toolti..lcite, ill rillar,getl.hitttles, at 2s. I. each. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, April 29, 1824. T HE COMMISSIONERS FOR VICT'UALLING his MAJESTY's NAVY, 6T. do hereby give Notice, That on FRIDAY, the 7th May next, they will be ready to receive Tender: in writing, sealed up, and treat for the undirinen tinned Articles; tc be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, viz. Artictes. Quontities. Periods of delirery. CHEESE 40 Tons As may be demanded. BUTTER BiSCU 1T MEAL 1600 Sacks Half by the 20thMay.and the PEASE - 1000 Qrs. other half by the 10th .Tune. FLOUR (Kiln dried) 600 Sacks RAISINS(NewIIIack 30 Tons Smyrna) By the 10th June. TOBACCO (Virminia Z . au Cons Leaf) 'RICE S East India 5 -- Carolina 5 In ten days from the date of CALICO - 10,000 Yards the Contract. PL AN NEL - 5,000 --•—• Samples of the Pease (of not less than two quarts each), and of the Raisins and Rice (of not less than two pounds weight each), will be required to be produced with the Tenders ; but Samples of the Calico and Flannel will be exhibited at this 011ite. ' The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office. F...ch 'Fender must specify thu. price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the day appointed ; ard the Per son who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to aniwer when called tor. WALLER' CLIFTON: