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NUMBER 13,367 BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STRAND AND CORNHILL. DIRRCTORS. &e. The Hon. Douglas Kinnaird Elijah Barwell Impel, Esq. Sir Charles Sullivan, Bart Neil Malcolm Esq. Sir Robert Wigram, g a m George G. Mills, Esq. Sir Jahr. Stuart Hippisley, Bt. Richard C. Plowden, Req Sir Francis Fretting, Ban. John Soane. g. Charles James Auriol, Esq. G. H. Sumner,%sq. John Bebb, Esq. • Joseph Warner. Esq. James Coiquhoun, Esq. Henry Webb, Esq. James Henry Deacon, Esq. James West; Esq. William Fitsbugh, Esq. Richard Williams, Esq. EDWARD HOSIER WILLIAMS, Req. Solidtor. JOHN HELPS, Secretary. ' ETABLISHED in 1799, for Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire, on the most equitable Terms, and de se principle which conveys PERFECT SECURITY, WITHOUT: ANY RESPONSIBILITY whatever to the insured, • Persons effecting Insurances for Seven Years, by one payments are entitled to an IMMEDIATE RETURN, equal to 415 per Cent. both on Premium and Duty, WHICH RETURN IS CERTAIN, AND NOT DEPENDENT on any contingency.. Policies wain,* tie sbajwipeS awn of Minot liasigial•- , -• • * This 011eelmis abiefe paktlat Damage by Fire from Lkbaskie Receipts for the renewal of Policies, eltidrilli at Carklinas 4l2 Y, may be had at the principal Offices in the Strand and Cornhill. London. and of their Agents in the Country, who will receive Pro posals for new Insorances. • REDUCED PREMIUMS. lit Class ... from .. is. .. to .. Is. Id. 2d Class ... from .. 3s. .. to .. is. 6d. 3d Class ... from .. 5.. .. to .. 4s. 6d. 1 'Tr; TO a Nor damis ato. . - IHE LIFE of LORD BYRON, including bia Cor-, rupondence with Ma Friends, and JOURNALS or Mal N LIFE and OPINIONS. Dr THOMAS MOORE, En. JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle &reet. PRIVATE CONTRACTS. CAPITAL •FAMILT RESIDENCE. TO BB LET, RLEQANTLY FURNISHND, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) ACAPITAL „Spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE,; r ece ntly repaired, elegantly fitted pp. sAdailleldri Tarnished, adapted far the accommodatfolt of a eel Family of tita First Died!sedan, in a fine cheerful al Particulars stay be had of Mr. Roane, N 0.170, SURREY. ,BLE airts!q*. IRIS NI LIDOS& TO BR LET, HANDSOMELY. FURNISHED, 111( Mr, JOHN ROBINS, (Or Warwick &soh Regenvoresta A-A A DESIRABLE AND COMMODIOUS *ESL MINCE, elegattly Sued ep sad Fetelied, weed en a Lawn, entensested by a lee Sheet of Water; adapted teethe se canntodades of A FAMILY OP DISTINCTION; WU maim OMeeo, Clipook-boso% Stable, capital Kiteben Gerdes, with Hot and Outtposo, Ste. Meadow Imel way be but if mobs& To be viewed by Tkkate,lll#l6 w:th Pardestan, may helot. et Mhliones, No. 170, COMM WOOD. NEAR KINGSTON. SURREY. .•44 - CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE. With OFFICES. EXTENSIVE GARDENS. PLEASURE • ORQUNDS. BEAUTIFULLY LAID OUT. AVID MEADOW LAND, NIWILLT SIXTY ACRES. TO BE LET ON LEASE, For a Terse % or os Lives, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (of Warwick House, fiegent.Street,) A VE t RY COMMODIOUS AND DESIRABLE • .CI. • MIS! DIEN CB, Adapted foe the accommodation ogit Nobleman or Farelkof the Nit Distinction. • I The delightful VILLA at Coombe Wood, late in'thg ealggi• tion of the Right Hon. the Earl of beetroot, deceemagikOnage, 1 within ten miles Oche Metropolis. _ a i i,thii , The Mansion is seatetion a Lawn. embracing Vi ed and interesting views in various directiocs, over a nit lil= of cmantry. The Apartments are well orrallited. of portion., with capital- Bed Chambers, and all regaling eilW ri 1 la i c Offices, well supplied with excellent water. `. ..- The Out.Offites comprise Laundry, Washiogee, Carpenter's House; Stables• for Thetas Horses, Two Coach Houses, Cart Apar , diem, Coe am" 4lMuslee,riblifY 01 1 4 eselint! . ..K try Houses, capital Conserntorlps, beautiful Lawn and wire Garden, with extensive Gravelled - acrd Terrace Walks, Flower and Etcher; Gardens, &c. The whole nearly SIXTY ACRES. A considerable proportion of which Is rich Meadow Land, bewail. fully ornamented with floe grown Timber Trees, and forming a very delightful Park-like appearance. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Roams, 170, Regent.atreet. PRIVATE CONTRACTS. REGENTS PARK. DESIRABLE COMPACT RESIDENCE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED. TO BE SOLD BY PRI VAI E CONTRACT, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick •Hosse, Regent•street). A DESIRABLE COMPACT . RESIDENCE, planned, neatly lined up, sod handsomely Fenian! w h aved for the accommodation of ' A FAMILY OF RESPECTABILITY, $ . antrara tx CLARENCE TERRACE, REGENTS PARK. Immediate Possession may be bad. • To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be 'bead of Mr. Remo, No.l7o.Regent-stree. CORNWALL TRRRACB, RRGRIMS PARK. TO BB BOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT _ . ---1 •731114409 F WiteOteassmemo. 4 DRKRABLI I•RASEHOLD . ESTATE, Reid tot a Lois Tern of Yam at a Modsrate Ground Rent. ooftrunano A CAPITAL uff StIBSTANTIAL 'RESIDENCE, •" • COINGIVALLTBRRACI. asosigrs PARE . . Adapted for the Accommodation et • A 'FAMILY OF THR FIRST RIMPPICTARILITT. Containing Intronee and Inner Hall, Spa/lost Ihnertain• Ilia Roes. Pefoilpel end Seconary, Bed Chambers. 'Dress ing Ream odd; Cold. and Sower Bath ; Servants Sleeping Roatico, Excellent Zbelles Harden. 'Agadir'', braletaist, he, ant Beer OW CosiTaults. Condi *GM / Emirate* Stable, Lott. sad Roans over • 'To be' Viewed* Ildrets, width, with Partkelars, may be bad ' et Mr. Rams, N0..110. itegent'Street. THE LONDO4 ' GAZETTE, Jan. 8. WAR OFFICE, Jan. 7. 5d Regiment of Foot.-Liesteisant Mal Lukin, from the 111141' Foot, to be Paymaster, vim Byrd, deceased. - sods Fem...Copula/Wm. &skies Grant, from half-pay Mb We* India Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Wright, deceased. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jae. 6. Royal Reglowar of Artillery—Gentlemen Cadets Wm. Harrison Asked to be limed •Lieutenant, vice Gov't, promoted ; Franklin Dunlap to be ditto. vice Beauchamp. promoted ; Francis. Dick to be ditto, vice Strickland, resigned ; Alkyd Tyce to be ditto, vice Skinner promoted ; Edward John Jones, to be ditto, vice Aleock. promoted ; Marks James Dalton to be ditto.. lee R. laird, promoted ; Wm Henrp, Forbes to be ditto, vies Teeedide. preowned; -David Edward Weed to be via Gore, promoted. • Commission in the Worcestershire Militia. thoode. Gent. to be Ensign. - DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Wiliam Philip Meters Croft, Queen-street, Flodice, lodgieg brew keeper. BANKRUPTS. • Thomas Stunk Milan's Hill Farm. Brainier, Kent, sheep sales moo, to surrender, Jag. 19, at slime, and Feb. 19, at one, at the Coors of Coesmissiosiers. Attotory, Mr. Addison. Ve re)am-belklings, Grays Inn. -.Prs Warrant, igkansi Surrey, uphoisteref.' Jim. 111, 19. at iv i rtee, sad Feb. 11,11 V ten, at the Court of ft.dtmissioneis Attorneys. Messrs. Yates and Sydney, Bury-et. St. Mary- Aze. Thomas George Hall, Kinpton-upoo- Hull, merchant, Jan. 19, at tea, 19, and Feb. 19, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Walker Old Broad-street. Thomas Richmond, &oate-Rod, Bor , ,ugh, corn dealer, Jan. 15, at eleven, tte, at ten. and Feb.l9, at eleven, at the Coors of Coto. missioners. Attotoeys, Messrs. 'I limo and Son, Coleman-street. John Rowe, St. George's-place, Back-lane, St. George's-In-the- East, ship owner, Jan. 15, 22, and Feb. 19, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. G. Wells, York-ter race, Commerciel.reed East. Charles Edward Hawkins, Crown-street, Soho, victualler, Jan. IS, st one, 211, and Feb. 19, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners. Attorneys, Mimic Evans and Harper, Kenning ton-crook Robert Rayner, Crawford-atreee, St. Mary-la-bonne * Ironmonger, Jan. 15, at eleven, 94, at ten, and Feb. 19. at eleven, at the Court of Commlinionen. Attorney., Mewl. Orchard, Hatton-garden. Wade Maley, Grafton-street Rait, victualler, Jan. 15, at ten, in, and Feb. 19, at eleven, at the Own of Coombeloners. At- massy, Air. &evenson Paternoster-row. Jahn Sisley, Beat Peckh am, sbopkeeper, Jan. 22, 29, at one, and Feb. 19, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. B. S. egg, Southampton.buildinp, Cbancery.lane. Edward Thiman, Birmingham. victualler. Jan. 19, 20, and Feb. 19, at eleven, at tie Royal Hotel, Blreaingbam. Attorneys, Messrs. Hentingcand Baxter. Lincoln's lon-fields ; and Ur. R. Bird, Birminibs.a. William Scott, Bristol merchant, Jan. 25, 2S, and Feb. 19, at one, -.- - W. et die Basis Tavern, Bristol: Attorney s, Meson. W. Tanner and Son, Bristol.; and Messrs. Hakes and Bcakenridge, Bart letes-buiklings. William Pays, Leeds, coachmaker, Jan. 27,' te, and Feb. 19, at eleven. at the Commercial Buildi ng, Leeds. Attorneys, Medics. Woosibmwo and Weston, Temple; and Mr. Stott. Leeds. Jobs Hanby, Brochenon. York-hire. lime dealer, Feb. 1, 3. mad 19, at two, at the Star Inn Manchester. Attorneys, Mes Milne and Parry, Temple; and Mews. Walker =diem, Man. chester. Thomas Stocks Petrie, Liverpool, wine merchant, Jan. 25, tt, and Feb. 19, at eleven, as the. Clarendon Remus Uverpool. Attorneys, Masan. Bettye and Cu. Claancery•lane ; ;nd Meows. J. and G. Crump, Lherpool. Nathaniel long. Teignasoutb, Devenshier, swatter. Jan. 111. 211, . and Feb. 19, at eleven at the George Ism, Rater. Attorneys. bit. Drake. Red Iforrequare ; and Mr. Moses Hess, Paul street, Ritter. Edmend Gore, St. Nickolas, Woreavterildri. bother, Jan. 194 0 . • and Feb. 19 , at one, at the Royal Hotel,- Birmingham. Attor neys, Mr. J. B. Hyde. Worcester t and Motors. Pfau and Hall, New Boswell-court. Lincoln's Inn. William Sainter, Kingston-1i jos•Hull, wonted manufacturer, Jan. tS, ar five, Jan. 118, and Feb. 10, at ten, at the Downs Arms Ina, Smith. Attorneys, • Mr. Capes, Ray mond-bilidinp, Gray's • Inn.; and Mr.Shearburn, Thanes BratickercLeeds. merchant, Jan. U, U. and Feb. 19, et one, at tke Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool Attorneys, 'Messrs. Richardson and Co. Poultry I Mr. J. Rkhatdiota, '!weds ; and Mn T. Deeenport, Liverpool. • • John Selmer, Berl* Yothehlree wonted naastfacturer, Jan. Li, . at hie, 26, and Farla.•l9. at tin, at the Downy Arms. Soak* Ahornrys, Mr. G. Capes, Raymond-buildings, Gray's Inn; and 'Mr. Shoreham Saadi. I .DIVIDRNDS. • • March 69,.W. Baosh.onal lieniainin Le Mender, Warm. cow. ihtognsorten-street, merchants, at ten, •at the Coon cif, Conamis.looers 99,.J. Bunn, 'dllbarnes, St. 'Peter. 'Hirer fordslaire, coal jrtliftalt .eleien, at the COlift •of Minnie. siosiero-Nlaw. Vann 'l4seil-lone. seen %Pori at : nvolval. as Ake comet of Consinheiswies—Jan. MN , 0. Brooks, Mailbag. Kent. linen drama it ten, at eke Costa of Commissioners -4- Feb. , it. Tyson.. Brownlow-stren,' Drury-lane, Vinosity. at eleven. at Oaf Court of Conunissionetrien. '3O. AL' Great Torrington Devonshire, draper, at one at the Comnaereial . liormaa.Jirhanl*s:lish. 13. A. Sand/ord. fiberborne, Doreetabire. 11114m-4r.pnr, at one, at she Commercial Rooms, Bristol--Jan. 30. J. Goad; Lichfield, Staffordshire timber merchant. at twelve it the Carendon. Rooms; Linempoi-4.14b; S. - A. Tarter ' Dredged, tit• elms, atithe Taloa Ins. , Bradfned-i. Pljamerajuo-limedsiseevaltairtsesshmt. at eleven. the .£ &t of ,Commtwitmera—Jas.. 19- J. L. Brown „ Helene-. street; 8010. ilraper. at tee.• at thiCodet ObnierillgOant- * 'Jona e 3 'AV .I'aisid end-F.•'IIF. Coortlestsite, lankbosenie Chiltiatir Is, "troftillbvirvilwArraistftindwr wienhantsi et eleven. at the' Conn bi . ChinwirAivottww.r VA.& lIL 11111.. 0.. 11 1 5, sad at. 114 Akbans. Unien-raw. Usti. Tower-hill, corn foams, at ten, at the Conic 0 Per Cent. Aitoi4 „___..1...• I t 5 ,c1,19:01 \ K -44 1 , Caf *Z.I.TINi... :Tr.; of Commisaioner—Jaa. t 9. R. &opus. Croons -court, Thread mtedle-atreet, mercbant. at Amen, at the Court of Commissioner. —lin. 410. R. Triphook, Gnitten.eistare. boatallor, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners--Jan. 49. R. P. Ritchie. nsercbant, 3r - • _ twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—Jan. 29; L. H. Smith, Greenwich. wine -merchants, at It the Court of Commis dams-4am 29, G. Moore, Lreerpool. merchant, at three. at the dice of Mr. R. Finlow, Liverpool—Jan. 29. W. Langford, M3li• chewer, machine-maker, at nine, at the York Hotd, Mancbever Jan. 19, T. litgoold, sen. Norwich, banker, at terelve,at the Calsrt of Commissioners, London—Jan. 30, ILift. Page, jun. and J. Anthony, Bristol, commission agents, at twelve, at tier Consmerci.i Rooms. Bristol--Fsb. 15. R. Pergyson. Leek, Staiordshire, per, at nine, at the York Hotel, Manchester. CHRTIFICATRB—Jan. 29. J. Packer, Newbury, Berkshire, carrier—H. Warren, 13elgrave place, Pindku, builder—J. Pink Heckmondvrike, Yorkshire. merchant—C. J. U. Pons, Regent-street. milllner—T. Lambert, New Bond-street, uphoisterer—L. Devine, Shropshire-place, Pancram.atteet, Tottenham-court-road, smith—A. Rawhide, Buck lerabury, merchant—M. Elliot, Northumberland House, Finchley Common, bookseller—J. Thornton, Brook-street, Holborn, glas,. cotter. PARTNRRSHIPS DISSOLVED. Ceismsmoteat..westirelisee--G. wd Co. (so fit as mecum G. Fraser, jar.) Manchester. agents.-W. F. Reyt.olds std Co (as far as regards :11. Reynolds.) Colchester. tallow nserchme—T. Gardner and J. W. Gardener. Wetton.under•Edge. Gloucestershire, carriers—W. Beaumont and J. Judd, Hudderseeld, Yorkshire, carpenters-11. Scrivener and J. W Kentish-bundler. Borough, hop factor. —W. Wain, and R Sell, Witney,Oafordshire. woolemplere— T. "Wpm and laietlf cutler.—W. Finsbury Square, upholsterers—R. and Co cutler.—W. B. Painter and W. H. -terrace. oneferry-road, Westminster, surgeons —O. IL nand H. J. Oakes, DarySt. lislmuod's.Balfolk bank - en—A. Balkan and W. W. Midterms'. Liverpool, surgeons—M. Tootell and J. R. Tacna, Charley. Loacaabire, iremesangers—S. Thornton and Co. so rag u regards T. Hod -upon- Lacy and Co. Stratford-act-Avon, Wk miners Pewee* and J. Of 1111 4 Deoakl, Deeltiesgt .11tephen. Weepnerkad. yids ileanient—k. Wens sad" "Wm. &swill ow, Pevenddre a leneknilints.- H. &Bat klielleoan. Mao sinehr, cotton Mantdiiiirers—S. Dirket and Illemingh.m. Iliaidsondeee-Ct Maeda and Co. fps •.Anthems—J. P. Winn end ii ILytire Maude, Whitford, lead smelters Robinson end ' Co. Bath lientars—q. Omer and J. Cotter, Tented' Math, Lancashire, slaters—S. Way anuttik Wee Camel. Some -Imilfe, millers a fiIiNERAL. AVER AOR PRICE OF eftlTl3sl CORIP. • (wean aoveatralhalmaraost) Fee the Wed; ceded. Jan. 1, made up from the *,amts of the Inspecten In dm abuses Cider and Twos in England add Wales. Imperial General Wed* Aimee. Wham Ss*. 3d. Oats urn, ai.f Deana an.. M. Bider ens. Li. [aye Me. 74 I Peas Ms. td. Aggregate Average et the Six Weeks which governs Duty. • Wheat Ms. id. I Oats tie. tad. Beans Ms. Od. Barley ifs. 10d. Rye Pa. sod. IPeas 375. ad. PRICB OF SUGAR. , In: TINS AVM,/ Price of BSOWN Of WICOVASIO Sepal', computed from the Returns made in the Week ending the sth day of Jan. kb. is Is. id. per cwt. eaciedire of** Dadra of Customs paid payable thence en dm lespereation thereof into Great Britain. memmemmegmemmeret NEW PARLIAMENTARY ASSOCIATION. —......„ TO THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND. Herded-square, 3d lunacy, 11130. 1 sllbuoiswOomormar.—Tie Patilausentary Session approaches .aquablisql‘allileavour to cute it as useful to Ireland as possible ; or bis Elopoompoto the unfitness of • &Walt Parliament tta*attod is SW 111111111•4‘ abssmoos lbo bedlam oitakistoootry. It Is 'opposed that command of hussar and the %Ors. otd I. of ueasce are all.psweeful in the British Senate. That is a mistake sto anybody who will consider the materials of which the lob Parliament is composed. The Paslisassos is to be moved by quite different springs from theme which mere tnental faculties can operate upon. I possess but little command of language, and no eloquence at all. I can be useful only ae a practical pains.taking man of, business ; and it is is that capacity alone la which I devote myself to the good of my country. I intend to be In Loden on the lath of January, di days before the Parliament meets. My wish is to be futnielsed wub u many petitions u possible upon each particular subject of par liamentary relief. There Is no time to be lost in getting up these petitions. In order to fa ilium the preparation and forwarding of petitions, and the transacting all other Parliamentary business in helms!, I consider it absolutely necessary to have an for these purposes In Dublin ; an once where can be obtained, by person, resident in Ireland; infortnatioh on all .objects connected with proceedings In both Houses of Parliament. and through which all proceedings and other documents can be transmitted to London. Such an once as this has been long wanting. Everybody was . desirous that it should be estiblishetb—nobody would take the trouble of establishing it—l determined to do so. Accordingly. I have taken the house N 0.116, Stephen- meet, fee the purpose. I shall make the experiment by paying the meant for at least nos year; if the experiment succeeds it will sasplirry for itself. I ant rejoiced to say that I have prevailed on my friend Hr. Ildwerd . Dwpr to undertake the management of that Mice. I mean the gentleman who has been for some years the laborious and exemplary Secretary of the late Catholic Association. It is im possible to have a man more suited to the duty. His parliamentary agency will be general. He will form sick concision. In Loudon as will enable him to transact as well bu.i nese connected with public grievances as the carrying on of appeal, before the House of Lords, and as the panda; of private bills, so as to diminish to a comparative trifle the present enormous and over whelming expense of web proceedings. But his public duties wilt be more extensive. They will include every thing that relates to the preparation and transmission to Par liament of petitions and to the mode of seeking for parliamentary redress fur Irish grievances. He will t he Care to give the Id.h public information through the Pilot newspaper of all the bills and motions relative in any way to beheld, which shall be brought before Parliament. There w.O 'be an accurate list of such motions and bills published by Mei at bast once a week, from the commencement to the chree of the sew aloe. He will also give the "ebbe. wee a week, es accurate a list as possibly can be obtained at the names of the Irish members who attend Parliament—with the days of their actual attendance at, the house, and the manner in which they vote on each particular ques tion My alikesson, who seconspeake me to Looden, Will assist hi ; the foomatiou of this list. The Irish pope will tbos be 'be reliably informed of the diligence mad conduct of their repe -1 mutative.. Mr. Dwyer will sloth* able to apply to the public in this cola 'ryas *enact of all such pro:wallop relative to 'Maud me shall regret to ham been mutilated nr neglected by the Lem* news- El y se. The local affairs of Ireland being tutinterestiog to theme of English readers. the parliamentary proceedings iishkii re ' 'eaelestvely to them' are either abbretiated or totalljeksittedby Jlible•lteietion allow,. I should hop that the afortfus Onwick. an regeolless jowstal. .to whkh the people of Intlaissi ate greedy kr debsed. will be induced to give more pubacity to the ileitoppule- Wee so Ireland. If not, my son wlllaillst Mr. Dwyue is Seam all the . abiklency. A eltheeription will be mersimy mi defray Mr. Deryer's en punesa leduding compeowdeo for his • tawallk. I mad teen ay tlott• my son will give his itervicee, Ibt atabecriptipn in Pablo will be obi pound a year ; that fur peisidwgiaidiis in the ciii.stry. r 't• All AMP. Ihillry4abeniss. W4ll beentitled dailarilse rooms, which ere.eseeeeteo mod asommodieb.. will be soppiest with Irish .44 104 with the Pataantestiory Papas, Be iparVZTAttlier - 11.awelarY It triNt reirood • 0 Per Cel • i,;' ..---,.,.. - , ki Kt, , y444 .-1 ,--- • . . . ~--;•-..,,,. ,\ ..• . 1 . 4 I 1 ll 7 - ------- -----„i ,•-•7 1)N . ti: - SI :, • ::.- 41 I _ ..... _— , ........ .. _ - fill' . ''''. •.•. . . (•S . r I ' *Z. - ...111i.• ; • :. T r, 1 i P . 7 , .. , it •-• 1 \ . r. \ • \--- - N I _,.. - - , - . - r ( „ i • . I - . - - • ~ , . 0 11111;1 - •• • t ••• 4-\ :. •,7- , . . . -1 t'iv• • .. , . . 0 ,, , ,--- / 1 • . . . ~_. :•, 4 .s • . . . , . 1 • / • . _ . . • Til A CONSTITUTION-NOTHING LISS, AND NOTHING MORE. ~ . . _ . . ' ' t. 37.] i SATURDAY UMW , JANUARY 9, 18.30: , I PRICE SEVENPENCE. .. lemememomow _ Atit neoveprrs sod with tho Podiwirwatary Parrs. a.- other ikeiments WAN heist runettot4obwhiolibikiet with Ur. Dwpr, railitoolbors will that bo hi poisetiosio my view* of pr- issy eibirs. The bet mode of trrowsittiog lotorowdow to 1. be 51woosit hlr. Dw , Any at teta , e4 l lll l fullilit e, Or it Wier of P " will be orr- robbitinefttaiwiffittleassitititillyl'esil irks- retrairJ Delor:• ; • ' • wilt be. beese•wy W howorbe o eobwriber * order to cor- d whh 11.. Dwyer. This it bowitoble• iA soovelenteo of Dedicated, by Special Cotnmissico, to the KING. E - NGRAVINGS of ANCIENT CATHEDRALS, TOWN HALLS, and other PUBLIC BUILDINGS of Celebrity, in France. Holland. Germany, and Italy ; from Draw ings taken on the spot, and engraved by Joan Com: Illostratad with Architectural and Historical Descriptions, By CHARLES HEATHCOTE TATHAM, Esq. • And able Assistants. Corournoss.—The Work will be elegantly printed in royal folio, with deectiptions in English, French, Italian, and German ; the whole to be completed In Twelve Parts. ach containing leer Plates. 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TO lig SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwkk House. Regent-street,) At Garraway's Colfee.houe, 'Change Alley, CornhiU, On TilltleMlAT. the lath February. ISM. at 12 o'Clock. ti one SAT. • A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, IL the BARONY of OGLE, situate la the parishes of Stan 'gotten, Morpeth, and Whitton, amity of Northumberland ; a fine healthy situation. and excellent Roads in all directioas, with the advantage of capital markets, Inland and for Shipment of Pro duce, within two mdesof the great poet road to Edinburgh. IlaiMff NUMMI, . The Remains of the CASTLE of OG LE and Sixteen Capkal FARMS, a genteel Residence, with Stable, dec. Farm Houses of a very superior class, Gardens, aud agricultural Buildings, Capital Water Curl) Mill, wi lf a powerful bead of Water, rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land anJ fine Plantations, divided into eon ff enient and eligible Enclosures by thriving Quick Fences, con taining nearly FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, A considerable part Tithe Free. In the occupation of highly respectable Tenants, from year se year. at very low Rentals, ansouutiog to about FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. The Estate is perfectly compact, within a moderate distance 1 Lime, and Coal is presumed to be ruder a great past of the Land, and that there is Lime also. A large sum has been expended by the present owner, in Drain tog and Planting the Baste but still capable of turtime.initss petreensent, and it is with e:solidence alleged, that the akogether is one of an importance that is seldom 40 , 4 1.:::= 11 Distant (root the capita Market Town of Morpeth only Altai Ogles, and twelve from Newcastle; situate in a fine Sporting Country abounding with Game, intersected by the iliver Arbi l Trout. other which is well stored with Tr and Fish. The neighbourhood h extremely select, In the Vicinity of semteei Gentlemen's Seam of the Ara respectability, and having n beautiful situations for Building, combining Maws of the man Ocean, and the highly Picturesque adjacent Ctiontry, ,E, . the advantagevi csaosiderable quantity of encollent Brisk Earth,' and *VW.. • • FIFTY,FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS Of the Purchase Money may remain no Albrtgage, at 4 pi+ ten per annum, rue Five Years,.at.thouption of the yueeheist. , Partheisre IMO y Ae had of .)Jr.. • [WO Yoweng, - /Garyibels Ogle Barony, .who will show the . Estate ; Mesas. Hams. Tsplieittlen, Solicitor., Pilgrim.sttect ; mettle Queen's Arad ai Pal • H0te1a..404 Sr.• Turner, at Messrs. ,Brown's on.the Quay, ,Neweavtle oe Tyne; White Swim, ; Mr. Batley, Oallowhill. and WI. Stith .ficXlll4k ,on Tweed i; Cfdfsititillevii; ' Solicitor and Tut k dead, .Morpeth ; Bob, Carl4l,-. 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