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• . • • • • I I ITIMBZII 7894. • ADALTILILIT-01 1 . I O TICE is hereby given, Mai a N towered Goal Drierery t fro the 2 nth , )4 1 Seal, swishes. the jar ;duties oft woe JAI at Joetite Hall, in the Old Bailc - • , a• • ,AS• ' >.• t i • • .4" 4 °. iarr • • Ilk • • • A ‘Of r , f. ./ • - p, ad . Kai\ • ' • A l / 4 • f - • • • ik . • 11116 I -I WErfNESDAY, Jr4NE .„„ . . . rucE SIIPPICE L; -HAIIPSNMI e - - - • ' CROSS KEYS, wocip-sratrr, citiipsirm . Sunds)., /ma xi, MI 2.. A STATV4ENT"having btea nude in a Neres• paper of this day, that a Broker in the nei,;hbuu: hood , AL Moorlfilde, was chaegtd, - ea Thursday last, r din ldhad , %tit • lonioutJy stealing, at Crss a Keys Wooilst met, Cheops side £2l in Bank Notes , and a Wartli, Irmat a man named Mitt, ao idsabitant of Oreenoitls ; and that it appeared, that the F ri. 'once, by virtue of lil t . trade, as a Crakor, had Iseeu pot in psi. session of the Cross keys, in the execution of some legal process, in the furtherance of whit!, he was employed at the flaw felonywas cellamitted. This is to guroNothie, that DO ISO CiDODDIt stance did take place at the Craig Keys, Wood-strret, C=fa. JOHN STA. - /FMCS, May 26,1812. ' o Section of grr and Trial of Offences committed ;the Admiralty of England, IRO _— Bulky, Lenin, on Friday the 01 /Joie mart, at eight o'doth ka the aversiag: J. W. CROK ER. THE ARMY.. 4ILITARY ESTABLISHMENT for supply ing Officers of his Majesty's Army with Regimentals and Appointments of all descriptions for every Regiment in the Bri tish service, both for litsme and Foreign Service, conformable to the Regulations ordered by the different Commanding Officers, and approved by the commander in -Chief, at a simmer notice, and from 15 to 20 per Cent. under the regular credit charges, fur ready money or Agent's Acceptances only. Solomon and Sons, Manufacturing 'l'a I.acetnen, Em brmderers, and Sword Cutlers, No. V, New-itrcet, Covent-Gar den, London. daylvertriblii . hid s Price . PAN id. bd 4 rd., MINCELLANEOUS POEM3.—*T. G. AC K LAND, A.B. of St. John's' CoßiSe, Cambridlic Sold by Wilkie and Robinson ,Pateroooter•roor j and by Deist ton, Cambridge. , . . , This day was published, in vols. price IS,. In boards, C RIM. CON. A Novel, founded oil F:acts.-•. BY li. M. MORIAIrI Y, ' Authoress of " Brightop ia an Uproar," ice- dm. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Janes, Paternoster row ; and E. Muscutt, 259, Oxford-street. TRANSPORT Jesse 17, 1812. rrifE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING 1. lif.lJESTrs TRANSPORT SERVICE, fir tithing coieSiCK anif irouNztED SEAMEN, and for the Cure and c a ddy fIRISONER3 of WAR, * tlo 'hereby give Arotke,. T h it t hey will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 7th of, jsty,l6l2, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Per wntr isy be willing to contract for supplying, for Twelve mow b s c ocain, JACKETS, WAISTCOATS, TROWSERS, E iflasSSES, IbOLSTR-CASES, and LIST, fOr Prisoners. Viar io Health : and SHEETS, .BOYS'.SHIKTS, and DUCK . TIZOSYSII{P, for Sick and Wolizteled . Setinen;and Sick Pri sffen of Var. . . c ys Testruill be retetteed filer one , o'cloci on the day of treaty, nos as s ti l l, unless Me party, or an agent for him, personally attend. brie Tender mud be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Patna engaging to become Loma wills the Person tendering, in the s If A*looB, for the due performance of the Contract. l ar d er particulars way be bonen, Ly applying at this Office; and • (NMI teen at the Storekeeper-General's, Dube-street, Westminster. NoTaulcr trill he noticed unless made tnt on the printed Form o f Take. POPE INSURANCE COMPANY FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES—CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS—OFFICE LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON. PERSONS insured with this O ffi ce, whose Policies expire at Mr osust ra, are respectfully informed, that leapt' kr the Renewal of the same are now ready for Delivery gate Office, 'ad with the respective Agents of the Company throughout the United Kingdom. WII.LIAM BURY, Secretary. N. B. Policies of Insurance, which expire ax the above period, *sold be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, istablished by Royi:l Charter in the Reign of King George I. 'nue ' 1812. PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 24th instant, are hereby informed, that ft cripts are now oh to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal iseitange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their respective Agents istluseveral Counties; and the parties ;seared are requested to enly for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of bilfit, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, tie * du date of each Policy, will tben expire. SAMUEL F INNING; jun. Secretary. Attendance is given, daily; at the said 'Offices. for the As sume( Buildings, Goode, Merchandixt, and ;hips in Haibour is Duck, or while Building, front Loss, or Damage by Firel. and Ao for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives. .N.O. Fire Policies Wilt be issued, free of expence, to the As ursi,where the annual Premium amounts to tis. or upw'ards. BRITISH PAINT MAiItIPACTORY, 44 4 LONDON wALL, opposite Moorgate End of Betide= a...,..._ . . Hospital. w wW,DIIRABLE., AND IMPENETRABLE PAINTS. per Cwt. per Cwt. per Cwt. . . 134 % 1 1 70. White - 565. Lead Colour 5 6 5. mutat* 6.55. Stone Colour .565. Black 565. I kith ditto 50s. Chocolate 565. Red - 465. r tfiaitt • Oil for the illove, which possesses great pieseriring" qualities, ss. per Callon. per Cwt. per Gall. per GA. ?Mk Lead 525. I Linseed Oil 54. 641. .Turpentine 7 5..6d. weal ditto tas. ` Boiled Oil 6s. 041. THE above Paints are ground in Oil, and are par.. __. titalarly prepared f u r th e pa i nt i ng o f P ar k Paling lirick Lot, Mauer Front s , I ron an d W oo d B a ili ng, Til es , Sl a t e y ~and 41111 If Boardiry of every descriptions , and for suck pktpaliel. met are unequallet, as they poSSPii great durability, arets dad : P r ertattle fur 'the Worm find D r y R o t, and tra-sethd in the lat nat climates. I n a ddi t i on to diest: advantages, they are Tery or namental, and ulll cover a surface considerably graars.rthan 10 1 Mut Paints, and more than twice as great as Coil Tar; over _,_ "th o'Rd al ' , reparations from Tar, they have it most dedavvi ii.TM'inir;rig.--liru, in adh : n ng s o c losely io any serflcr,elsat ' ye 7lllftt tithe sun b us no e ff ect on them ;---itecondly, they are k i /on of application, being used with the same Brushes, an& 0. able thinner, a s °ilia Paints. ' k b olk andeo: most respect f u ll y o ff er t h e i r th a nks 16 the bili gr qi °tlttt?i and the Public in general, for the very greet e with which they have been honoured; and they also Merchants, °hip Gripers, Captains, and Dealers in Co win:l: at they hive large Z 144 quantities of Stone Ochres, ' SprOce ..._ hiltieral Black*, Ride, &e. as well 'as all articles in the `7 'tier, Pvpared for use, of very superior qualities. I wi thelle Nat* dry very • soon, not being prepared Mid! EDUCA'IWN. THE REV. JOHN Hummitys, of Canter. . bury-row, Newington-38 . 1M, Burtsy, intends, immediately after the Midsummer Rect.ls; to resume the Wotk of Tuition (in which he was engaged for many' years), and to receive into his Family a select Number of Young Gentlemen. His chief ob ject, next to the recommendation of Christian Principles, will be to promote in his Pupils, an intimate acquaintance wi th the Latin and Greek Languages, French, Mwhematics, and the Commercla Branches of Education, by proper Assistants. COMMERCIAL FINISHING ACADEMY, NO. 5, cxrear•re-stiterr, Conducted by W. TATE, (late Bout. irtowsz and TATe, little Tower•street.) • r I 'HE PARENTS and GUARDIANS of young . 1 .• Gentlemen abort to complete their Education, and par ticularly of those designed for any department of commerce, are respectfully informed, that a Prospectus of the new tystem of Commercial Education, pi-wired solely 'in this concern, Terms for Board, and for the Evening Instruction of Gentle men engaged in business during the day, may be had, gratis, at the Academy; at 31, Ba.ingh3ll-street ; and of Mr. A/MIN L i Cornliill. N.B. The Business is not interruptei by Vacations. • PRIVATE SECRETAILY. 1 A PERSON who is at piesent ,disengaged, and LA. whose education andlsabits of life qualfy him for the situa thin, wishes to be employed as Private Secretary or Confi.Lintial Clerk, with a Public or Private Gentleman of rtspectahiity, at home or abroad.—A most ro.pectable reference will be given, on personal or written application, at the Star-Office, Temple-bar; the latter to be post-paid. MONEY MA t'I'ERS. GENTLEMEN of Fortune, Merchants &c. being in want of a temporary Sum of Money tin Bills of Ex change or Notes of Hand, may be accommodated on realonabb: terms, or Manufacturers may likewise he accommodated with Money to any amount on Goods, the Adveytiser haviog an op portunity of selling any quantity of goods of all descriptions, either by Private Contract, or Public Sale.—Letters addressed (post paid) to Mr. IL Webb, N 0.1311, iermyn-street., StJanies's. Every punctuality the nature of the business requi.-es, may be depetided upon. LAVENDER AND HON'S* STEEL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER MERCHANTS TQ EWER ROYAL HIGHNESS THIS PRINCESS of WALES, and most . of the ROYAL FA AMY, beg leave Is inform the Nobility, Gent; y, and the Public, who honour them with Their favours, that the' above elegant and useful Perfumes continue on sale at their Old Established Ware house for those articles only, No. 15, CATHARINE.S TREET, STRAND; and respectfully recommend to those who are strangers to the superior quality of their Lavender and Honey Waters, a trial of them, when Sam. and Merest flatter them selves they will meet with the approbation bestowed on them for Twenty Years pact, while the price continues, as usual low, viz. the Lavender Water 3s. or 25.9 d. taking six Bottles ; Honey .Water 4.. 6d. or six for . atis.--gfir Orders for Exportation and the Conntry imnacdirely attended to. LIVER PILLS. ,NkrHO would, for even one night, suffer the pain, anxiety, and miserable fetliug, arising from accumulated Bile, when, by one or two doses of an inestimable Medicine, the unhappy sufferer dart have his gloom converted into chearfulness, Itillangour into sprightly activity; and above all, the hours de dieated to rest rendered tranquil and refreshing ?—Such is the character of the lIEPATIC, or LIVER PILLS. The benefits arising front their use are numerous, the appetite Invigorated, digestion promoted, wind expelled ; they Ow a clearing to the skin and sight, head-ach, giddiness, anti swelling in the lower ex tremities, never fail to be removed. In all female obstructions they have been found highly efficacious, and above all °titre Me tdicines.—Travellers, by sea or land, should never be without them, as they are a sovereign remedy for colds; and those con fined' to sedentary employments may always command good health by their regular use. Sold, by appointment only, at the new Medicine Warehouse, 42, East-end of St. Paul's Churchyard, dirictiy lacing ti e Ca thedral, and next door to the Medical Electric Institution, at 4s. 6d. and 2s. 94. a box. This day was published, in One Vol. stn. price it. is. Royal sto Xi: 11s. 6d. boards, (embellished with a fine Portrait of Wiclif' engraved by Hopwood), THE NEW TESTAMENT, translated from the Latin in the year I ttBo, by JOHN WICLIF, D.D. To whiCh are prefixed, Memoirs of the Life„ Opinions, and Writings of Dr. Wielif ; and an Histo: kat Accodnt of the Saxon and English Versions of the Scriptures, previous to the opening of the-15th century. • By the Rev. HENRY HERVEY BARER, MA. An Aulstant Librarian of the British Museum, and Assistant Preacher at Lincoln's Inn. ." The edition which Lewis publkhecThavingbeen always highly esteemed; and latterly very difficult to be procured, Mr. Baber was.induced to prepare the present edition, and has stamped a new veue upon the work, by many important accessions. He has given Memoirs of the Life of Wiclit, in which he has disco vered both diligence and accuracy. Subjoined to this is ail wriest! Account of the Saxon and English Versi ;Ins of the Scrip tares. The whole Volume, indeed,. forms a very valuable and meritorious publication."—British Critic, Dec., 1811. PrOtted for T. Hamilton, No. 37, Paternoster-tow ; and R. Ogle, Holborn. TENTH NUMBER, CONTAINING FOUR ENGRAVINGS. This day was Published, in Super Royal Folio, Price Two Guineas ; and on Imperial Paper, with Proof Impressions of the Plates, price Three Guineas and a Half, The TEnvit bin SIPA oc TILE 43RITISH, GALLERY Of ENGItAV mos, consisting of the following Subjects, Letter Writer Matsu. St. Christopher - - • - Eisheimer. Boys . - • • Foussin . Misers - N. L. All the Plates In thislifarionil Publication are engraved in ihe Lilo( or Stroke manner, by the first Artists In the Country. The Work will consist of Twenty •five Numbers, and will form iti;lentlid collection of ON E•Hu NDlt ED EKGs/omens, from the finest Pictures in this country, and will contain (besides an Ac count of each Picture, and a Life of the Artist) a short History of the Arts 01 Painting and I bgrairing, Including the Rise and Pro gresso( those Arts in Great itritain: •.'• Sy EUYARD FORSTER, A. M. F. R. S. ' ! The Moral& nod Twelfth Numbers are in forwardness ; said his h o psiaistslit thlehpitited and uniform manner in which this Work has 'tithento proceeded, Will merit the confidence and receive the continued support of the Public ; wilts may he assured, that the exertions of the Proprietors will be unabated, until it is compleated. The Barris ft GA Cita? OF ENGRAVINGS will then be, as a Work of Art, without a rival in this Country. The Numbers are delivered in the orderof Subscription, of course the earftebt Subscribers will receive the best Impressions. Published by William Miller, Albe t narle-itreet ; 'John Mul br, -Mite idea ; suit J. and.AAfth, ThisdAy were published, In French and EnBl:sli, in Two Vols. Bvo. price 21s. MEMOIRS of the MARGRAVINE of BA. REITH, Sister of FREDERICK the GREAT, written by Herself. London Printed and sold by Henry Colima.% Public Library, 50, Conduit -street; John Anderson, Ed,nburgh ; and John Cum ming, Dublin. N4W NO IA I lON OF MUSIC. This day was published, in !to price Ms. 6d. boards, N ATTEMPT to SIMPLItY the NOTA. TION of MUSIC, together with an Account of that sow in use, Mast rated by rsampks boels.sacred rut radars - By S. kOO ESEY, F. L. S. London : Printed by W. Bu'eu.a. 914111 Cts. for 0. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to his Majesty. Pall-Mall; end R. Baldwin, Paternoster-row, DR. OWEN ON THE HEBREWS. COMPLETE. This day was published, the first volume, la elm. price 10s. 6d. boards, (to ►e completed in six volumes) of AN EXPOSITION of the EPISTLE to the HEISREWS, with preliminary Excercitations. By JOHN OWEN, D.l). Second Edition. Printed for T. Hamilton, 67 Paternostcr-row ; R. Ogle, 295, Holborn; J. Ogle, Edinbur4h; M. Ogle, Glasgow; ant T. John atom, Dublin. Of whom may be had, A Display of Arml nianism, by the same Author, 12mo. is. boards. This day was published, A New Edition, hanzlsomdy panted in 4 2. Vols. Avis. with a Por trait of Lord Charicnitint, from an Original Picture, price .CI. le. in boards, MEMOIRS of the POLITICAL and PRI VATE' LIFE of JAMES CAULFIELD, EARL of CUARLEMONT, Knight of St. Patrick, &e. &c. &c. By FRANCIS HARDY, 1-sq. Member of the House of Commons is the three last Partla. ments of Ireland. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies Strand. -•--- REPERTORY OF ARTS AND MANUFACTIJILEi. On the Ist of June was published, price Ss. NUMBER 121 of this 'Work, cuntatning Specifica tions of PATENTS for the follow ing Inventions, viz.—A Machine fur Dressing Hemp, Has, &c: ; a new Cowl fur Chim neys to prevent them smocking; an Instrument for the quick discharge of Artillery improvements, in the construction of Watches; also a description of Count ittsta:ord', ntwly invented Lamps; a method of making closure Bricks; a method of pre. venting Steam or noxious Vapciurs escaping from the Boiler into the Roam ; a r.aper on the Alanufactuse et Weiti o liorticultural Hin:s, valuable dinovery of a niztbod of Distilling without COM. mtniscating an empyreumatic taste to the spirits, with other in teresting Papers and Plates. Published by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row. • Of whom may be had, price 4s. Gd. No. nt, and all the pre ceding Numbers of the Retrospect of Philosophical, Mechanical, Chemical, and Agricultural Discoveries, published quarterly. LOCK AND sIMGICALDISPENSARY. lisls day was published, price Ss. Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Institution , PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON VENEREAL DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as Strictures Debility, Ulcerations, &c. and that weaknevs and de rang:ment of the Generative Organs which impa•rs the cooititu tioni pointing out a sale method of cure, speedy and secret in strictures without caustic, and also in those other affections, with an Account of the Lock Dispensary, as a safeguard against em pyricism in this practice, so fatal to the young and unwary. By F. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal College, London; and Surgeon to the Lock Dispensary. Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row; and by the Author, at his private House, 21, Lower . atatlotte-street, Bed ford-lot:tam A COMPANION TO THE BIBLE, And to all Commentaries on the Holy Scriptures. Just published, neatly halt-bound, Morocco back and corners, price .4C2. vs. plain, £2., 12s. 641. coloured, • rI'HE SCRIPTURE TLAS ;or a Series of ele gant Maps to illustrate the Old and New Testament. The Work now submitted to the Public has been the result of much preparatory labour, and the Editors trust it will be found an acquisition of considerable importance. The panelist! design has been, to fix strongly on the memory the most important transactions recorded in the Bible, and to. render the Geography of the Scriptures familiar to every reads it. Of the elegant aud.corrcst manner- In which this design has been executes', it is hoped that a id - creme to the Work itself will afford a sufficient testimony. It will be seen on the very first inspection, that no expence has been spared to make it at the same time valuable to the Scholar, anti acceptable to the man of taste, and to render it in all respects deserving of that high and honourable patronage which it has already received. Loudon t Piloted for Mathews and Leigh, Strand; :Ind splil by the booksellers In town and country. BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLES OF LADIES FASHIONS FOR THE PRESENT MONTH, Most accurately drawn by an eminent Artist, and cerieetly coloured from two Original Dresses. , . . 'TWO interesting OUTLINE PRINTS, the sub jects after Can Dyk. An original SONG, and an original PATTERN for NEEDLE-WORK, in addition to a most adrui rable PORTRAIT of Mrs. DICKONS, in continuation of a , most desirable Series of Dramatic Por.raits, which have already been , given, will, for the first time, be published oil the lit Or, July nest, in the Sad Number of L,t BELLE ASeEMBLEk.:, ur 151:LLE'S CQUR°I AND FASHIONAbI.E MAGAZINE, pt ice Three Shilings. It will be unnecessary to enumerate the valuable and highly interesting Literary Artistes which w.ll, enrich this Number, but they aru suit as will deserve the most unqualified approbation; and Air. Bell, the Proprietor of this. Work, now confidently pledges himself that ne work of the ore sent times shall possess higher claims to the admiratiou of the Ladies than this Work does at preseni, and which it shall con tinue to deserve. in future; Inipectien and comparison, be bully: and confidently hopes, will justify the present declaration. He. respectfully begs leave to ,reter Ladies of Taste and Refinement its polished life to a comparisun of any weak of the present time,. with the last five preceding Numbers, which may serve as a epee. amen of this periodical publication—may be had of every ileuk-. seller in the kingdom. The finest impressions of each Number Will be delivered on the first day of every Month. , Description of the Portrait Embellishments contained in the • five preceding Numbi rs March I.—Mrs. SIDDONS, in the character of the toacor Muse, painted by Sir Joshua Rtymalds,.engravan by Card,on, to a most beautl'u/ manner. Aprill.—M.es SMITH, engraven by Car/ea u after ao original Miniature. May I.—Mr.. BILLINGTON, ails the ebotaetor CILIA, after the celebrant*: fibrin by liarriiiatia Reynolds, engraves. by Opritot 101 sow; *044 =tuner. June 1.-44 rs - ED Wt tr, Miniaturm • . • July DICKONS, tries sh crayon.. . ALE BY AUCTION. ST. JAMES'S PLACE. COMPACT DWELLING HOUSE, teetipees to the Pash. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garravray's, To-stua Row, June VI, at Twelve, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a compact Dwedling•house,situate in St. James's Place, corner of Cleveland:meet, adapted for the residence of a single Gentleman, or a small Family ; entraining on the upper storey, three Bed-rants ; second Boor, three Bedrooms ; at the first storey, a Drawing-room Licitly papered, rorming a Drawing. Isom and Library, at 6/Leasure ; ground stbrey, r seat Entraossa hall, good Dining parlour, and Water-closet; Is the basement, Kitchen, Scullery, Butler's Panrry, Larder, Servants' Hal, Wine, Coal, and Beer Cellars. To be e.eved by Tickets; Particulars on the Prentice; at Csrraway'.J aemt of Mr. Robins, Wsrsvie k.street, G olden square, of Whom-rldistesfar tteriesseerM had. STANi.EY HOUSE, CHELSEA. Desirable rod very eligible RESIDENCE. beautiful Pleasure Grounds, excellent Gardena, lisle Ponds, Offices, and Meadow Laud.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Gat raway's,To-moaaow,ld:ie at Twelve, A VERY Desirable and Truly Eligible LEASE -1-- HOLD ESTATE; comprising a substantial - htiek•buik REaIIANCE, called S'T'ANLEY IiOUSF., situate in the King's. road, Chelsea, recently repaired and beautified, at a considerable expence, plaueed for the accommodittiOn and fit for the imme diate reception of a Family of distinction, within an easy ride of Town. Hou.e stands back from the road, tacks. d by lofty walls, a Lawn, Carriage Drive, and Terrace-walk, la front, ezo cel:ent Offices of all descriptions, Stabling for six Horses ' Coach. houses. Wash-house , Laundry, Dairy, and other detached Offices. The grounds comprise a very beautiful Lawn at the back., a.lornial by Forest-trees, Shrubs, and &ewer-borders, tastefully disposed, and laid out with gravel walks, ornamented I.y fine lofty Timber-trees. The Gardens ace very creative, m a high . state of perfection, abundam ly stocked anti cropped, encompassed by high walls, clothed with numerous well-selected Fru it-trees. standards and espaliers, and Fish pea/•e well stored, aid a Mee. duw adjoining; the whole about tan Acres. To be viewed by Tian:tr. Particulars .n the Prembes; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-scree:, Gulden-squat, of whom Tickets for viewing may he had. RICH N 1., SURREY. Scarce and Costly antique Furniture, in Ebony Chain and Was, inlaid with Ivory, superb Bub', Ivory, and Ruse-wood Tables and Cabioe s, Noble Plcles of MIN Sis ' l housand Ounces of massy Silver Plate, rare old China, pair of Globes,, Guns, Green and Hot-house Plants, Orange Trees, &c. a Pleasure Boat, Awning, and other l.ffects. Ey hie. ROBINS, • On the Premises, Richmond-Hill, on Monday, July 6, sail following Day, at Twelve, THE Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, u Service of Massy SILVER PLATE, cortaisiog up. wards of SIX THOUSAND OUNCEi, scarce and valuable Antique Furniture, ha Rosewood and Ebony Chairs tnd Sofas, inlaid with ivory, costly Cabinets and Tables of the Inlerquk de Buhl; Rose-wood and Ivory Tables and Cabinets, beautifully inlaid and ha high preservation, Verd Antique and Marble-top 'Fables, on rich carved Frames, Brilliant Plates of Glass, smite 9h inches by 59, pair of-Globes, a band Organ, Indian Gang, an Eight-day Clock, numerous Green and Hot-house Plants, Orange frees, &c and other Ethic's, late the Property of the Mazetris ur Towsrsu tun, deceased, at his Mansion, on Rich mond-bill. The Furniture comprises cspital four-post, tent, and other Bedsteads, with white dinety, china cotton, and other Furniture*, prime seasoned Feather !Setts and Bedding, of various descriptions; elegant suits of drawing-room and eating parlour Furniture, in chintz cotton, damask, and other Curtains, with draperies; Grecian Couches Sofa*, and Chairs, to match ; ex cellent Cabinet Articles, in Mahogany and walnut-ttee, la wards robes and chests of drawers; Pembroke, card, sofa, and sets o( Dining Tables, &c. • eating Parlour Chairs, in r e d M o r occ o ; Turkey, brussels, and other Carpets; numerous Kitchen Requi sites, and other Effects. To be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale; Ca talogues, at la each, may be had on the Promises; and of Mr. Rolens, Warwick-surer, Golden square. • sic.urr, . A VERY Eligible FAMILY HOUSE, tinf ur - L nidted, newly fitted-up, tepkte wlrh every convenience, and suitable for the immediate reception et a genteel Family, situate on the west tide, and must preteratee part of Blackfriars goad, not two minutes walk from the Bridge. The Premises contain on the hutment, a front Kitchen soda Wash-house, with large reservoir of water, a Copper, fixed, and Kitchen-range ; large Coal Vaults, Beer, Ale, and Wine Cellars. On the first flour,a Deawintroom ed bitting-mom, Family Kitchen, and light ti culler y, with meat-safes, large lead cistern, sink, &c. a dr taehed•Water.closet on the first landing, and private Entrance. On the second Boor, thres very airy cheerful Bed roans. On the third floor, two goo d Garrets and large useful Nursery, the whole them wish convenient Clo , et,. Relit 100 Guineas per Annum, flee from a 1 Taxes, equal to 70 with Tues. Apply at the Vurnitisre Warehouse, No. 20, Mackfriars-road, • near Christ Church. FXTENtiIVg Highlaid ltlreATA SOLD, ▪ soosistift d thor Estates at OLEltififfAL. MORVICH, aid DOR N IE, situated on the west coast of the county of Ross, and about 40 mil., from Parr Augustus. These properties CON. WO in All front Dn,ooo to too,noo Acres of the finest Sheep and Slack C.utle Pasture in the Highlands of Scotland, with a wird dirrable.proponion of good Arable land, which lad, lying Other on the sea side at Loch Duffels and loch Long, or on the banks of the Rivers Eichag, Crot, and Shea!, is capable of the highest improvement, and the most approved sputa of mai:externem . Several (tithe Farms are out of Lease at Whimsday, Jots, the ,re,t in 1820. These E-tatat cowatn several extensive and thriving tracks of Wood. and hive valuable kelp shores andSahnow Fislungs attachedoo them, all of which clan be greatly enhanced in value by proper management. There areltrdlcations of Lead and other Minerals, in different parts of the Estates. The who* - of these Properties is of easy access, on the one band from lbws sea, and on the other by the new roads now making by the Par lignsentary Commissioners from Fort .Augustoe to Skye, and • from Dingwall to Xylehaken. They are will stocked with.. Came of every kind, Red Deer of the largest site, art moneront in the mountains; Roes,•Black Oame, Male FoWl, Pternintimi,t Partridges, Flares, (Alpine and common) are In great *hoodoo:,; and there and plenty of Trout and Chart In No different *Mb water lakes. The scenery of these Estates la neatly welders& the must picturesque and grand in the Highlands. The Rivera &fatal .and'Croe way •be reckoned. anianget-diolust Sahlois , glitings in that pet at the kingdom; and Lock Dutch and Lore, Lone are the best Herring Lochs lu the . View Highlands. per the accommodation of purchasersolsess Eetatos,..das are el - which ate contiguous. will be Sold either In olle. 1 01.• af.ffigwrgYs. • Application may be made to Lord Seatorth, the Proprietor, et Bmham Castle; Mosses. Madonna • and hioeippellhp+M: Edinburgh; Alexander Mandril, X*. 44, Partiamonsoireet. Westniii,ster 7 or Karen lirowo, , Eiti. ids tors.:s.up's Laaustoei labs. . - 4 , , NA cotirrrt *at ovAtit; • * SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. • Tins - rico. • - • MI Grace tht Duke of RUILAND, L. C. The hroseltloble the Marquis 411BUCIINGlil AM ' K. G. - Tbe Right Hon. she Earl-of . Nos r HAMPTON. The Right Hon. the Earl of Bu CKIN OLIAM SU I It r• .• The 11.‘ht Hon. the Earl of Versa Os'sdite. - Nrlttiabt Pilau'', Esq. M. P. • • • kiOrt BERNARD MDR LA ND, BACI. M. P. . • And Sixty Directors. Managing Dlrector—J. T. Bo a sea Be o)4pr T, Esq. F. A.S. Receipts for the renewal of Policies which terminate at MID. , SUM silo are now in course of . delivery. ICIERONS who are Insured with this Association I become Members. Such raoraTt as arise are divided EQUALLY among the Mdritbocs, according to their respective netrltetiotts, and without the ?sit- of loss, as an ample surplus C4lld has -been provided to meet at/ excess of loss that 1 12 f (Ulf ! •, • Agestsare appointed in all the pi incipal Towns, who are like l!iie /Wets to tJe Providcut Life Office; founded on similar print f:, • • • h i.,' .:, .. imromzeiir.r sAvums. . ..,. . ... al ili t gi f i t Ey-§TRET, WITHIN :IHRIE DOO RS OF FETTEt-LANF., 'FOR itEAEIT MUNET r * tittObig,' Woollen Dripr, - lifati's• Mercer, „_,__ __. igil l gtor, andetnicsis to kJ . stisttletttis Friend,. an the 'meta Weed, that 11r is enabled is smppsy them with d AP. belt, of Dttoi s iusde ih.thst first Styic ,c Elegance, and et bupe— zior quality, at the following vet, reduced prices Very best Spanish Wool SUpertne . A 1 el. Cloth Coati - - 3 • 3 0 Ditto 1111041 Wool - . - 2 10 0 Good Second Cloth Cogs - - 1 16 0 Very best Superfine Kerseyinere Breeches - 13 0 Ditto Double-nglkd 4 I 8 2 Best Datible-twilled Cord ditto - . 01 3 0 lashienable Marseilles Waistcoats • . o 12 0 _33d every o th er a rt i c l e, w h et h er Great C oats, Lidi es ' Riding 11 * , Pantaloons, kc. ice. charged with an equal regard to Ecooorny.