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Joey Salsas, QUEEN of the NETHERLANDS, Joan Pgamom Have resumed their station, and proceed regularly every succeeding WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from off the Custom-House, at Eight o'clock in the Morning, for the conveyance of Passengers, Carriages, and Luggage to Rotterdam. For further Particulars application to be made to the General Packet Ollee, 558 Strand, and for securing Reds, to • N. W. SYMONDS, Agent, 1, Crescent, blinories. ?dONMOUTEiSHIRE, kw NEWPORT and PONTYPOOL. KENt. • SUPERIOR RESIDENCE, SEATED IN A PARK, With a benutind Terrace-walk in kat ; Excellent Offices, Coach-house, Stable, Farm-yard, and Buildings; Pleasure-grounds, capital Gardens,' Hot in/ Greess-house., &very, ornamented with Sheets of Water, acc. and upwards of EIGHTY ACRES OF MEADOW LAND; Situate about Twelve Miles from London: TO BE SOLD_ BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS; (Of Warwick Hong, Regent.street), At Garraway's C.olTre-bone, 'Change-alley, dcirnkill, On 'ransoms , the 19th 311 4 , at Twelve &CNA, AVALUABLE and very Desirable - FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a large and truly-desirable Residence, BLENDRN HALL, Recently altered and Sued up, and adapted for the aeconimoda rion of • •ANIIMIAWTISS• )dr. Joseph Walker Mr. Michael Goodall Mr. Tikonas.Tyndall Mr. Joseph Shore Mr. Joseph Taylor Mr. Homer" Shiver Mr. Benjamin Cook Mr. Thomas Docker Mr. Richard Gale Mr. William Aston Mr. Charles Grafton Mr. George' Wright idn• George Bragg Mr. John Mr. 'Charles She* Mr."WilliatrXrding Mr. Jacob. Pope Mr. Henry Blyth Treasurers—Messrs. Attvrodds. Spooner and Co... Birmingham. Far Prospectusesand Regulations apply at the Treasurers', or at llessrs. Spooner, Attwoods, and Co, Gracechurcli-street, where books are opened for receiving Subsciptions for ?he Shares not already disposed of. ELIGIBLE INVEStMENT. - - --- A COPYHOLD and small part LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Pleasant RE,IDENCE, with about EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, COAL WORKS, COTTAGES, TRAM-ROADS, andthriving WOODS. r LAND-TAX 11RDEBNIED, • TO BE SOLD 'IT AUCTION, iktizt4s. (Of Warwick-House, Beiesaketteet, London), NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, that the COMMIS. STOMpftS for PAVING the . Liberty of ST. JAMES'S, I . 9 mike s Plate, in the City of London,-do intend, on the expiration of two calendar months from the date hereof, to Pay off and Dis charge all principal Monies and Interest secured and made payable upon and by virtue of nine several Bonds of £lOO each, and nuns bered respectively from No. 1 to No. 9, inclusive, granted by the said Commissioners upon the 29th day of November, 1923, pur suant to the Act of Parliament of the 57th of his late Majesty King Geo. 111. c. 29. The stem! Holders or Assignees therefore, of the said Bonds, are hereby ;nuked to Ott Notiee, that each and every Of 'them respectively, may receive the whole of the principal Money and Interest due upon their several securities respectively, iron. or at any time after the expiration. of the said two calendar aseliths, by applying for payment ,to . Mr. John Breach, - the Treamirsr Of the said Commbeinnees, It his house, No. 1, Aldgate-1 Within. between the hours of Ten and Twelve in the Forenoon, or any Monday in any subsequent week. Dated this 15th day of A prtl, 1225. SAUNDERS, REA WOOD, & M ATTHEWS, Clks. • Br. Oastaa or rim Ploratrunt, At Oarraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-3Hey, Combill, London, On Tnuasoar, the 19th May, 1825, at Twelve o'Clock, ONE LOT, Av. CRY valnable COtYHOLD ESTATE, and a small part LEASEHOLD, fur a long Term, HERRING and POD FISHERIES - SOCIETY, for the Proseentiou and Encouragement of the Herring and 'Cod Fisheries, in the Deep Sea and on the Coasts of Scotland. comratarso About SEVRNTY-TIIRRP. ACRES of COPY 1-10I.D. and A FAMILY OF THE FIRST DIStINCTION, - Seated in a Park, richly studded with fine growing 'Cimber, beau tiful Plantations, and ornamental Sheets of Water well stocked with Fi.h, situate IN TUE PARISH OP BRXLRY, IN THE COUNTY OF KENT. The House contains a handsome Entrance-hall, Vestibule or inner hall, Study, two h a nds ome Libraries, elegant Drawing-R oom communicating by folding-doors, walls stuecmd and painted, Sta tuary Marble Chimney-pieces, enriched Curnioes, lee. with Win dows to the fluor, opening to a beautiful Terrace-walk.; a capital Dining-ruoni, Gentleman's Dressing-Room, &c. all of handsome proportions. The first floor contains seven principal Red-Chambers and four Dressing-Rooms, handsomely fitted up; Water-Closet,Bath- Room, School-Room, &c. over which there are two secondary Bed. • Cltanilrers, six Servants' Rooms, Nursery, a Housentaid's Closet, Passages, &c. • The O.lices comprise Housekeeper's Room, Store-mom, large Kitchen, Pantry, two Meat-larders, China-rontni Scullery, Butler's and Under- Butler's Pantry, Servants' Hall, Bailiff and Gardener's Moms, lien-Servants' Room, and Sleeping Rooms over. VERY SUPERIOR CELLARS FOR W I NE,BEER., ALE,&c. The Outbuildings• consist of cool Dairy, Scullery, Laundry, 'Wash-home, Shoe-house, Knife-hole, &c. a Stable-yard, Double Coach-house, Stabling for Ten Horses, Harness-room, &c Dove cote •and Poultry-houses; Home Farm-yard, with Cart-horse 13a &able, Waggon and Cart Sheds, Cow-house, two commodious rns; another Farm-yard, with Granary, Piggery, and Slaughter house, Poultry-house, and Rick-yard. Capital walled Kitchen Garden, well &ocked, Cropped, and • Planted, and clothed with choice Fruit Trees, Melon Ground b seed-room, Hot and Green-houses, Grapery, &a. The Ple asure-grounds are mast tastefully disposed with Gra velled-Walks, ornamented with Thriving Shrubs, Flowers, Ever greens, &c: The whole containing about EIGHTY ACRES Of fine Meadow, and small part Arable Land, find); varied in Hill and Dale. . Ttrbe viewed by'Tiskete only. Paittenlars may be had mato. ,Prenitses ; at - the Castle, Elthant ' • Golden Lion,. Bexley He e * • Bull. Dartford; Star, Foot's Cr ay; Moitar, Woolwich; Green Mandßackheath ; of Messrs. Kaye, Freshfield, and Kaye, Soli citors, Bank-buildings; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. • 170, Regent-street, of whom Tickets may be had.: • Capital, X 500,090. • Chairman; ROMBILT Dnymesn, Esq. ALP. Deputy Chairman, Rovisann 3hreszt.t., Esq. bilUertoits. Fat J. Plummer, F.sq. Alex. Rink, Req. Thomas Mikes, Eiq. Thomas Cresswell, Esq. Jatnes Sedgeritk, Esq. Thomas Edgar, Esq. Alex. Stestralt, Esq. 'Capt. Forbes, lt.N. • J; Esq. • • nearly ELEVEN ACRES of LEASEHOLD, CWM DU COLLIERY, Situate One Mile •front Pontipool, and Ten from Newport, in the Parish of Trevethen. neit-Stoile-bolit 'DWELLING-HOUSE and OFFICES, GARDEN, STABLES, and other %Wings. Thirteen substantial Stone•built Cottages, with Carpenter anti Smith? Shops, Cabin, Tool-house, &mpg, Sheds, and other Erectioni. James Thomson, . Wm. Peat Litt, Esq. James Tulloch, Esq. Jae. A. &civet Mackenzle,Rsq. I Benjamin Wood, Esq. Auditors--Pcter Free, Rsq. Samuel Hibbert, Esq. Sir Hugh :. bites, Barb - M.P. John Inns, Esq. Bank• Sir Peter Pole, Bart. - Thornton, and G. Messrs. '-' ' Barnard, Dimsdale, and o. The Mitumonthshire Canal passes through the Estate. The whole of the F.state abounds with valuable' Stratas of Coal, Iron Ore, and Fire Clay. A Level for Coal has been opened to an ex tent of upwards of Six Hundred Yards, and an Mr Shaft, in part, has been opened.--A capital Wharf for Shipping doali, &c. nailed with the Canal by a Tram road. The Property, at a moderate expense, may be made a very lit erates. Concern, mkt} may be calcitlattd to raist-from Fifty to One . 1 1 Hundred Tons of Coals per day. ' • • tielely-erected Ovens, produelng Coke and Coid Tar. The Timber on the Estate, Tramtplates, Waggonts Canal Boats, and- other -Materials, to be taken at a valuation, and ediato possession may be had. .Thoinas Watkins, on the Premises, will 'hew the y. where Particulars buy baba' and Planaof the Estate seen ; and at the Bush Tavern, Bdstol; Lion ' Wolveciaarapton ; Hen and Chickens, Birminghant; T. G. Parr, Esq. Litchfield; Bell, Glouces. ter • Messes. layaw,Swanam; of Memo. Jones and Waddington, Withers, Ugh; the ILlng'elltad, Newport ; at Garrawars • and of Mr. Robins, No. I , 7o,llegent.street. London, where Plans of the Land and Strata of Coal may be MD. - This day was published, in Sim price Os. boards, A KEY to BLAND'S ALGEBRAICAL PRO BLEMS, containing also the Solutions of the Equations and Problems in the Appendis so the Fourth Elition. Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. The importance of our Herring Fishery to the naval and com mercial in4sreits of the country has been at all times felt' and ac knowledged ; but owls g to the imperfect mode of cure adopted by the individuals engaged inh; and 'the want of due co-operation and-1 . support.on the part of the capitalist, together with the existence of many restrictions (now removed), this greet source of national wealth has been almost wltogy engrossed by foreign and rival nations. It is well known to * Zt who are acquainted with the - commercial history of Europe, that the :Dutch were chiefly indebt e d for t hei r existence a 3 an independent nation to the 'activ it y with which they devoted themselves to the herring fishery. They Very early em ployed their utmost skill in distovering the best mode of curing herrings,. and rendering !bens an exportable commodity ; and eventually they succeeded in carrying their mode of cure to such t &tertian as to obtain i prefireace in all foreign markets, - which the Britishcuiers, aided by Patflaint•ittary bounties and ties„ in vain attempted to compete *kb.. ' Sir Walter Raleigh relates, that laic Yobs Dutch'sold as many herrings, to different nations, asariumiged to 24'40;000 sterling. That in 1615, they, at once, seat to S 4 2,000 busWs, manned . by fishetmen ; itod teat in thik i they sent 'out 5,000 bosses,' with lieloOq Oen, to take, 04:birdies & and 9,oso'.fintre vessels to' transport) and. sell 'the fish, vihich, by War and land, • employed, I 50,000rhesides those first mentionelll.'3l)a. this wealth," says he, " was fatten on our owu coasts, wlsileopt attention was taken up Ia *a 'distant whale fishery." The great Dutch statesman De Witt, speaking on this important subject, says,: that s:ooorbuilfis ancropeci sailors iieroernployed. in the herring fishery ; and that the United Provinces thereby gained hacecoding to hircalcolatiori) no IMO a sointhari 25,000;000 annually) These fuheries," be adds, " were themluis of Hot land, which enabled our cuterprising countrymen to throw:Off the, yoke of Spain, and to rival the mark* of England." • The number` of person directly and.indirectly- employed in the Dutch iiiheries Ise estimates at 80%000_ The negleceofthis valuable branch of coninierce,lrritli - which Walter Raleigh reproached the British nation. has continued to pre vail from his time to the present; and at this day-the whole of the deep sea herring fishery, is monopolized,hy the Dutch., Round the coast of the Shedind isles, from sock to 600 of the Dutch busses assemble annually in the month ctflunp, potter a Commodore of the Dutch navy. :Each of these hones contains a crew of from 15 to 20 men and'hert, Malting AD liggitgate of lowly 10,000 sailors ! This it lelittO ilistis: l 4,i4 l ll l / ittstahce of the magnitude of our . less , . and of •the extent- to which we are surrendering to foreigners a source of trade wbicb,.by our own exertion, industry, and surplus tapital, - might belga& : Incalculably profitable to ourselves. - Second in IMportance to the Herring is the 'White Fishery, which is at present carried onto so limited an . extent as scarcely to de mrve the name; whilst the Anwsicane, who Anne to inlPort their sok froin Spain and Portugal, contrive to reader the su pply . of tin ropeaa markets with their salted Cod a highlyvaluable branch of commerce.. " . • In order, therefore, that tine iteai earnmercial advantages to be derived from the Herring and Cod Fisheries. Ma be'no longer lost to the Bela* calsitatist, it is proposed to establish .a. Joiot Stock COMpany, with a capital of atsbo,opo, drvidedbitri OW Shires; and that the operations of the Company should extend principall y to the Scottish Coast and deep sea Fisheries • and it is contempla— ted, that by the great practical skill and kn owledge of the - persons 'employed, and more especially of the inpridual whose superior' mode of curing Herrings the Society of Arts hispubliely recog nized and rewarded, this Company will be enabled to reader theft Merlins in every respect equal, if not superior, to the Dutch; so that by timely amngements hi each season flir the early Fishery, they may not only anticipate the Hollanders, and :obtain a prefer ence'in favour of our own produce, but establish a new and very . extensive demand for British Herrings on' the continent of Europe, and in foreign parts. generally. The prepent moment is perhaps the most auspicious that cosd be 'chosen for the prosecution of this great national undertaking ; for all the ports In the world are now open to us ; the Deep. Sea Aet 5s repealed ; • and the Salt Laws, with their complicated enemas°, are abolished. ' THE WONDERS OP FLORA. This day was published, isi:one large Volume Alva. Several Engravings, a Second Edition, with considers* additions and imPrsovaments. pace 18s. ,boards, T A BRAME .1 a JOURNEY to the and DWELLINGS escavatml out Oa Mount:du of Granitt. and-extendhsg upwards of a mile. aad'a quarter, .at Ehtens: in die East Indies, by the, route of Poona, Ahamed.Mugger, and Tait ,s • returning by DOwlutsbad and Arongahad; with lame General Ob servations on the People:ad Country. By JOHN B. SEELY. Captain Bombay . Native Infantry, Scc. &e. Author of 44 A Voice from India in Answer to the Iteformen of England." Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. • • • •• SUFFOLK. VabIaiII•FRIIIHOLD ESTATE, between Stow Market .• and Bandale, _ - l e4 earl" tom. ca evat k ANLE E AR TREA 'ALG BRA ? Therketical and Practical; with . ooduttaireovonsents - in titre Solution of the Higher Equations la the. Illeoluudes, a Infinite Series, in the Binomial Theorem, Scc. - $y J. E. YOUNo. " A new and ingenious general method of solving Equations hag been recently discovered by Messrs. Atkinson, Holdrodi tad Hor ,per, independently of each other. For the b est praeshm6-Sew of this new method, and its applications, consult the qUessentat7 Treatise on Algehra.'by Mr. J. R. Young s t stork whlbit dkettes our cordial recommendation."—Dr. Gregory. Edition of Acton's Mithematics,Vol. 1, pp 260. Painted fay Geo. , B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. • • MANOR of NETHERALL, in OLD • NEWTON, With the „Rights, Royaldes, Quit Rents, and Appursenances, Capital MESSUAGE,• or FARM=HOUSE, • With Barhs , Stables, auk ether Agricultund.Buildingi; and SIXTY-FIVE Acute of soperik Arabia and Pasture *Land, with tbit,GREAT TITHES of the Parishes and Hantleqf OLD NEWTON, in Dugwortb,. TO BE SOLES BY AUCTION, • By Mr. EOSIN& (Of Warwkeke•House, Repn4etreet), . • At -Garrawles COW-House, Cornhin, ' On THUIUIDAT, 19th May,1824, at Twelve o'Clock, . . •••- IN ONE LOT, • 1• n . jiTATIYAB I LE IfREEHM.D 'ESTATE, 'itufite• : about liti44 *Ow Market,' ak the road to - Bo: to , comprising The MANOR of NETHERALL, in OLD NEWTON, • With the Rights, Royalties, Quit • Rents, and Appurtenant:is thereinto belonging. ~ • . • • A capital MESSUAit or FARM HOUSE, called . . NET R HALL, With Farm Turd, Bork Stables, and other suitable Agticulturat Farming Buildings, and about • 'SIXTY. FIVE ACRES , • Of superior Future, cod Arable Land. Also, the RECTORIAL, or GREAT TITHES; front about ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES of most excellent Land. • . The whole in the occupation of Mr. Charles Burchamot respecta ble tenant,• but the whole may be had at Michaelmas neat. The situation of this Estate is extremely eligible, and capable of Set improvement, and in a fine . Sporting Country. The Buildings alterin excellent order ; the Reeds good; Neighbourhood highly table, ugly Three Miles from Stow Market (one of the best liarketrin tee County); 'Thirteen from Bury St. Edmund's, and Fourteen from .• To be viewed by applying to Mi. )iniebim on the Pet:MIMI), of whom Particulars may be Itadvsf darriotes, Solicitors, and the King's . llead;Stow Market ; BM, Bury St. Edmund's; Mr. Haynes, Seek loos Crows, Halesworta ; Golden Lion, Ipswich ; Swan, Harketow; Cams,.Coichester; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170 NissWitreet• CHEPSTOW, MON NI 0 UTHS II I E: THE HARDWICK MANSION AND ESTATE. FREEHOLD AND LAND TAX REDEEMED. Wet ether STONE-BUILT RESIDENCES, with OFFICES, GARDENS, Ike. and Inclosures of Rich MEADOW LAND,- the whole upwards'of • THIRTY-SIX ACRES; Commanding the most pleasing and delightful (Views of the Bristol Channel, the. River Wye, and the Severn. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, - Regent-street), • At Garraway's Coffee-House,'Cbange-alley. Cornhilt , Lend" . On Tkuasnar, the 19th of May, 1845, at Twelve o'clock; IN ONE LOT, THE Delightful and much-admired FREEHOLD ESTATE, most beautifully situate in the Hamlet of • • HARDWICK, On a fine commanding Eminence, embracing Noble Views of the Channel, the River Severn, ace. Bc.;. and the rich diversified surroand ! bag Country, and pleasing . &enery of the Shipping passing and reposing. • HARDWICK HOUSE, A most Substantial Stone-bork Mansion, planned for the attain moe.ation of a Gentleman's Family, with Oilices of all descriptions, Double Coach-house and Stables, Walled Gard,enb, Farm-yard, Sod various Out-buildings. • • Six other Detached Stone-6014 RESIDENCES, With. Oakes, Coach-houses and Stables, Yard, and Out-buildings, ' Walled Gardens, acc. all planned and hued up for the Residences of Gentlemen's Families, and how let to most respectable Tebanfs. • The Rent and estimated Value upwards of Five Hundred Guineas p Annum. The Buildings have all been erected within a few Years, in a ttaaat substantial manner, are in the best state of repair, and form . a most Desirable Property for Residence and Investment. The Peer and other Taxes are low. May be viewed, by applying to Thos. Evans, Esq.- Hardwick • House, the Residences, by pet mission of the respective Tenants, of whom Particulars may be had ; also, at the Beaufort 'AMU, Chepstow • the King's Head, Newport; Bush," Bristol ; White Lion, and York House Hotel. Bath; the Bell, Olouceiter; of Mr. Bentley, and at the Inns, Worcester; at Garraway's ;, and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, London, where a Plan . of the Edam may be seen. A.,5100 SEXTO GEORGII IV. REGNI. • This diy was peblished, price 19s. inboards, or bus. handsomely bawd, die Examen" Eornox (greatly improved) of ~ • . latillrOltlSS ENGLISH LAWYER; or' .4 6 11 EVialr Man ins own Lawrsal • Camaiabe a teary of the Colatitutien of England ; its LAWS AND STATUTES, Particularly those relative to Arrests Executors and Ad- Muter &Workman Rankin*, • ministraton . • Master and Servant Retie& Rockidei • Guardian and Ward 'Nuisances Rills Gl:Animus,. Husband and Wife Parent add Child The Clergy Insolvent Debtor :Parish.Odicers Distresses -Landlord & Tenant Tithes . . The Game Laws Libel WE* Ste: Ste... Also, THE CRIMINAL LAW 0 •JINGLAND, • limbs:di:it every specks of Ohm" *di shair • . INPubilPients• To which is added' an Arrintnix, cautahhig - die ,mast approved Forms of Agr• Lessee, Wills, acrdThatinients, Notices be tween LaWW.. andirenant,Contracts,Articles of CoPartnership,&c. Also, A SUPPLEMENT, containing The Insurance Laws , The _Excise Laws, The Assessed Taxes, I ± The Customs' Laws, • Stamp Duties. The witole,earefully digested float the best Authorities ; and the Statuiei aid Term Reports broughtidown to the 6th Geo. IV. THE Earfenrit 111;11S01: - By JOHN GIFFORD, 44, • London :. Printed for A. Whelliers Mitre-eovn, El -place, Hol born ; and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kit our. • Of whoa► may be had, GIFFORD'S ACTS OF THE PRESENT REIGN; The lst, td, and 3d Gee. IV. (passed in 1520, 1821,1822), price ss. id. the 4th Gee. IV. (Is2s)'price ifs. 6d. and the sth Geo. IV. (1824), price 4s. FREEHOLD ESTATE, NEAR CHESHUNT. Eligible COMPACT RESIDENCE and OFFICES. Excellent GARDENS, • t'LEASURE GROUNDS, and, MEA DOW LAND, Entrance LODGES, acc. Endoved by Park Paling, and part bounded by the New River, all in good order, and fit for Immediate receptinu ; ILEUM MILfl "wow LONDON. The whole about THIRTY-THREE ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warrick House, Regent-street,) At Gariaaay's CAdraie-hesae, GRAM, OH THURSDAY; 30th May, ISIS, at Twelve o'Clack, It may be important to add, that one essential result of the opera. lions of the Company will be, to furnish the means of ethployment to the coast population, particularly in the northern and western liighlands of Scotland ; to prevent the necessity of emigration, by , enabling them to support themselves at home by their own, exer tions, and thus to extend to those valuable districts of the United Xingdom, the greatest and most permanent benefit that can be coo. lerred upon them. Applications for Shares iddressed to Messrs. Knight end Piton, Solleit4ka i lheinglallarfitovili be received from persons resident in Engiind until the 20thinitent, and from parties in Scotland and Ireland until the 30th instant. • t ~. .. APRIL 13, 1824. THE following Capitals, all drawn yesterday, were ,all ,bared and sold by BUIL No. 7,034, £20,000 in Six- teen Sixteenths:— Sixteenth to Blandford lkstesith to Chester. Sixteenth to Chesterfield Sixteenth to Edinburgh Slateendt to Exeter Sixteenth to Gravesend Sixteenth to Grantham% • aixteenth to Liverpool No. 474 7,114$ 8,403 11,30$ Sixteenth to Manchester Sixteenth to-Newcastle, Staff. Sixteenth to Newcastle-on-Tynis Sixteenth to Scarborough Sixteegth to , Sialding Sixteenth to amworth Sixteenth to Wakefield Sixteenth to Crencester .21,000 Whole Ticket 1,100 15 Sixteenths' 500 Whole Ticket 300 Whole Ticket 302 Whole Ticket 300 16 Sixteenths £OO 14 Shares 200 10 Shares . 200 14 Shares . SOO 4 Shares ace. :cc. The New Scheme, A to be Drawn 31st Mai, contains • Two A 30,000 Two Two 4,961 036 No. 521 2,776 6,112 7,522 . , . . • • 10,000 5,000 And Trent? ether Call*, AU Money ! No Blanks ! %elks and Shares are selling at BISH'S Oct,s 4, CartiliW, and 0, Charing Crow CAPITAL ghirATro ß CARMARTHRNSHIRR, SOUTH *ALBS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. ADAM MURRAY, At the Boar's Head Inn, Carmarthen. on Smoak, the 2511 of April, at Twelye o'Clock Noon, riPHE following Capital and highly Improvable FRURHOLD PARA, situate in the Mowing Parishes, and near the good Markets of Carmarthen and St. Clair's. Parishes. Tenants. Tenures. 1 Quantity. 1 ! 7Canthruvell and I Mill 2 Craggy torn Ffynnon Sala 4 Trewent 5 Buriliglid 6 Mr wi Llwyd 7 111337 3 37 Mr. Samuel Vaughan, Treleach, will thew the Farms, and fur ther Particulars may-be known, by application to H. Howell, Rag. Solicitor, Carmarthen; 11. R. N. Lee, Req. Lincoln's-Inn-fields; and Mr. Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Mar dn's-lane, London. Letter/ to be post paid. 'W; Lewis and John Thomas At Will Henry Thomasl Life James Howell 1 Ufa John Bowen 2Um David David 1 Life John Williams I Life ,William Jones A. 11. 1. do. do. do. Laney- Wog 338 1 28 187 2 7 35 0 12 89 3 32 92 0 17 293 3 7 301 0 14 BOERHA AVE'S RED PILL (No. 2), a cele brated anti-venereal and *purl& of the blood. These Pills are pecaliarly useful to these who are obliged to travel, or to take me dicine without interruption of business. By mild and safe operation, they strike at the root of disease, and quickly eradicate it; thereby preventing the fatal effects to which thousands are victims. Co. pious directions are given with each box, by irhich the patient can minister to himeelf with safety sod secrecy. A single trial will prone l their superior eflir,aky and power to subdie and expel disease, even When other remedies have Sold by Mr. R. Johnston, NeU, Cornball ; Mr. Sanger, 150. 0/ford-street; Ur. Wird, Holbwa l • and Mr. &rattling. Royal Extbange,ani sU other Meditine Yceders. Price 4s. 4d. (er box. ; .r,:i~i~ rrHE Valuable and Pleasant FREEHOLD ES rATE, Tithe Free and Land Tax Redeemed, CAPEL HOUSE AND PARK, Situate between Enfield and Cheshunt, fit for the immediate recep tions:lra Gentleman's Family. THE MANSION, A substantial Brick.baat Building, is seated in a beautiful Park, Surrounded by fine Plantations, Pleasure Grounds, and noble Forest Trees; Two Entrance Lodges, and Iron Gates, with extensive Carriage Dile. Contains, on the Ground Floor; a spacious Hail, with Music, Drawing, and Dlninx-rooms, Library, - and Breakfast Arleen. The Offices comprise Housekeeper's and Butler's-rooms, Ser vants' Hall, a very complete Kitchen, and other requisite Oilers; a cipital principal Staircase and sp acious Landing to the First Floor, which contains Four capital Bedchambers, with Dressing rooms, a Boudoir, large Nursery, with every convenience, and Three Bed-chamhert. witlinumerous Closet*. On the Upper Floor, Six large Sleeping - rooms for Servants, Closets, Fruit - room, D oor to the Leads. Out Offices—Coach-houses, Stables, Brewhouse, with excellent Cellaring, Bailiff's Residence, compact Firm Yard, with Cow house, Calf-pens, Piggeries, Shed., &c. An extensive Walled Garden, clothed with choice Fruit Teets, well Stocked, Cropped, and Planted, and capital Meadow Lind, ' containing about THIRTY-THREE ACRES. • Adjoining the Road from Enfield to *Cheshuut, fenced with Park Paling; on West side. the New River'bounding and encompassitt considerable part of the Estate. by the side of which there is an extensive Terrace Walk, and delightful Walks in various direc tions. • The surrounding country abounds with Came, and the 'neighbourhood highly respectable. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may he luol on the Pre mites; at the Bull. Hoddeidool . the Haunch of Venison, Ches.. hunt ; Falcon. Waltham Cross; and George, •Enfield ; at Gar raway's; and u. Mr. Robins, 170, Regcnt-oreet; of whom Tickce for viewing may be had, and where an eLvAtion of .the Noose, and Plan of . tbe Estate may be seen. • • DR. JAMES'S POWDER. • 'HE celebrity of this Medicine, and its decided caey is more than ever established, by the greatly . increased introduction of it into the prescriptions 'of the most eminent' Phy. sicians at the present time. For the guidance of those persons who ire eat of the reach of medical advice, each Packet is enclosed with full directions for its me. In cues of Fever it will often effect a cure in a few hours, especially when freely gte. n, and at the outset of the disease. It is administered with equal success in all attacks of Measles, St. Anthony's Fire, Sore Throat, Pleurisy, and Rheu matism ; but as Colds and Catarrhs partake moreor lasso( Lallans amatory symptoms, this Powder is peculiarly efficacious. in; inning short their duration ; which, however hermit's they may be . thought, often terminate in Pulmonart affections, the fatal 'Mien quencer of which are but too well known. •Ai an Alterative in ' Chronic Complaints, it is used with peculiar success. . . • Dr. Jam's P•WDZa continues to be prepared by Messrs. NaW. stay, and is said by them, at the Original Wareham., No. 45, in • St. Paul's Church-yard; and by their appointment, by J: Sanger, ISo, Oxford-street.—Packet. es. 9d. bottles 245. and 535. each. The genuine is distinguished by having the name" F. Nevibery,' engraved in the Government Stamp. • • AROMATIC SPIRIT OF ,VINAGAR. THIS agreeable perfumed liquor (the orig(nal`iii vention of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy in relieving Faintness and Head-ache, and in counteracting the effects of over-heated, close, or infested air, continues to• be pro pared, in the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. antLlnt • HENRY, ManufietuAngs Chemists, Manchester. •It is iioltin London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Ilaysir mid IlcaW, Perfiimers, Cnekspur-street ; and Retail. price ms by tme agent or more in every principal Town ; but it cannot be genpini, unless the names of the above preparers •a s ee ;engraved on lb" Government stamp, which is fixed over th! elsrk of each. toski... Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by 13ayley, and Blew, as tteeel. As above may also be had, authenticated by, stamp, HENRY'S CATAMIED MAGXVIIii, in bottles Slo maw WI glen slipper sat 41.6 d. • . .1. . •• • S .. ♦ MN