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The Patentee takes this o rtunity of returning his thanks to the Publit for the increasing demand for ttli Patent Portable Washing Machine, ancLagaitt recommends it to the attention of such gantaies as have not hitherto adoptedit, as com bining in its Use that greit desideratum, viz. the WITT cf Time, Labour, Soap, and Fuel. T o be had as above: price a common sire, £2. 1 op. ditto large, Li. 10a. S 0 7 6 7 6 7 6 There Will be exposed to SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, within the George Inn, Perth, on Flume, the Twenty-fourth diy of October next, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon (if not previously Sold by Private Bargain), IHE extensive and well-known PRINT-WORKS of RUT LIVEN, with the PAPER, CORN, and BARLEY MILLS thereof, comprehending many powerful Waterfalls; :11;.0 the FARM of RUTHVEN, consisting of about Two H UN DR ED and TWENTY SCOTS, ot TWO 11UND1tED and SEVENTY-FIVE ENGLISH ACRES, or thereby; aad likewi s e a LEASE, whereof Thirty-one Years are yet to run, of the CASTLE of UN TIN urownit, Dwelling-houses, and School house, adjoining. This Property is situated within two miles and a hill of the City and Shipping Port of Perth. The power and exte it of the Ma chinery is more particularly mentioned below. The Land is of superior quality and in excellent condition, all under the plough and adapted to the most impro zed systems of husbandry. particularly fur raising green crops, and :s inclosed and subdivided by et:ult.:l Stone Fences, into Parks of fru a Niue to Fif teen Acres. The 1)..1,c-l;:a and a Park of about Nine Aert s, are let for fifty , eight years. of witiat twenty-seven are still to rt.n. at .the (,W rent of .Eiati yearly. I The Corn and Barley-Mill, with the mulrures e certain Lands astricted thereto, are occupied by a Tenant at \Vili, at the moderate rent of £7O per annum, and the remaining part of the Land is in the occupation of the Proprietors, by whom the same has been farmed for the last thirty years, and is in the highest state of cultivation. The eroperty holds blench of a subject superior for payment of a penny &ots money yearly, in full of all casualties; the public bur dens are of very trilling amount ; and the Land-tax is redeemed.— The rent payable for the Castle of Iluntingtower, and other houses held In 'lease, is £3l. 10s. yearly. .Should the whole not be sold in one parcel, the following parts thereof will, at the same time and place, be exttised to sale in One Lot RUTHVEN PRINT. WORKS, with about Sixty Acres of Land, Scots measure, adjacent thereto; and the right of all the Weerfalls within the bounds of these Sixty Acres. This •Lot*Will comprehend the whole of the Workshops, Dwelling and other Houses within the Gates ; the Water-wheels, Machinery, mid Sluices connected therewith ; the Singeing and Bleaching Ap paratus, China and Navy-blue stone and iron Vats, Dying Coppers, Dash-wheels, and Rinsing Vessels; a Mill, with Water-wheel for grinding Madder-foots, Alum, and Pipeclay ; a complete Muriatic Acid Apparatus ; Surface and Cylinder - Printing Machines; Join ing, Handkerchief, and Shawl Printing Presses, with Copper-plates and Cylinders ; Plain and Engraved Printing Tables, with Blocks, plain and cut—all of an extent' capable of bleaching, printing, and finishing front One Hundred and Fifty Thousand to Two Hundred Thousand Pieces of Goods annually : Also, the Aisle in Tipperinuir Church, appropriated to these' Lands; and the Dwelling-houses situated without the Gates, in cluding the Castle of IluntingtoWer, and other Houses, held in Lease fur the period thereof uneipired; and producing together an Annual Rental of about £4.50, subject to the Rent payable under said Lease.' The Works will be - kipt in full employ until sold, so as the Pur chaser may have the advantage of immediately succeeding to a fang established and widely-extended business ; and the purch--.se-money will be received in itch instalments as may be a:;rced upon. For further particulars, application may be made to Neasrs. John and James Millen, Writers, its Perth. Perth, July 15, 1t25. • DR. ROBERTSON'S VEGETABLE DROPS:L' TbetiO inviluabir Drops. 'preisared by a double dllaillatie: - 'bf Herbs and Roots, of a singu l arly medicinal quality, and without Fly j mineral ingredient whatever (as verified •on oath before the Lord Mayor), rank superior to any remedy ever yet offered to the Pub lic. They are pgrtieularly recoinmended, with the approbation.of the most eminent of the' Faculty; for bilious and nervous disordels, and are a complete antidote in all scorbutid cases, and impurities of the blood, whether arising from irregularities, or otherwise. To be had of the sole , Proprietor, No. 7, Bloomsbury-square. Price, the quart bottle, 40s. The smaller, for children, 6s. FROM LAST AIGHrS GAZETTE. [This Gazette contains an Older in Council for all vessels to per form quarantine which may have come from' nr touched at the i-land of Ascension or Sierra Leone. It also contains the appointment by the King of the Rev. Alexinder Macleod to the Church and Parish of Uig, in the Presbytery of Long Island, and county of Koss, vacant by the death of Dr. Hugs• Munro]. BANKRUPTS. - John Jenkins, Tewkesbury, miller, to surrender October 9, at three, 10, and November 4; at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Tewkes bitry. Attornies, Mr. Joliet, Tewkesbury; or Mr. Wiudus, Bartlett's-buildings, Ilolborn. Samuel Wfliment, late of Wilton; Somerset, timber-merchant, October 29, 21, and November 4, at eleven, at the London Irn, Taunton. Attornies, Messrs. Dolme and Co. New Inn ;or 31r. Meade, Taunton. DIVIDENDS be made in IfASINGII A LI,STREF.T. J. Webster, Tower-street, merchant, at twelve. Nov 1, J. Campbell, White Lion-court, Cornbill, merchant, at twelve' DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Oct. 20, T. Goldney, Chippenham, Wilts, clothier, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Chippenhani. Oct. 16, C. Smerdon and B. Penn, Liverpool, druggist% at eleven, at the Office of Mr. Woods, Lord itreet, Liverpool. Oct. 18, W. Watson, sen. and jun. Alnwick, Northumberland, corn-factors, at eleven; at the Spread Eagle Inn, North Charlton, Northumberland. Oct. 17, J. Warburton, Brom yard, Ilerefordshire, miller, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn, Bromyard. Oct. 17; J. and S. Waldle, late of Dilston, Cumberland, manu facturers, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle. . CERTIFICATES.—OeT. 14. J. Baader, Bolton - le - M oors, cotton-manufacturer. Jacob, Pe ter, and Betty Fletcher, Eccles, L a n cashire, cotton-spinners. 1 ' OfSSOLVTIONS OF PA RTNF.RSIIIPS. B. and R. M. Holborn, Shoreditch, grocers. T. arid W. W. Nash, Nag's-Head-yard, Southwark, hop-factors. Smith and Tarte, Birnungharn, plumbers. Knapton and Martin, Nicholas-passage, Nicholas-lane, bill-brokers. S. and J. Wolstenholtue,- Sheffield, Manufacturers of 'Britannia metal goods. Dawson and Co. Glas gow, manufacturers. Gossage and Clark, Rugby, Warwickshire, linen-drapers. Schofield and Buckley; Lees, Lancashire, cotton spiitners. Rawson and • Ashwell, Nottingham, iron-founders. — Lupton and Jackson, Wakefield, wool-staplers. Wakefield and Co. Northwich, Cheshire, salt•manufacturcrs. Truman and Sluper, Bristol, milliners. Vuuillon and Carson, Princes-street, Hanover sqoare, milliners. T. and J. Woodham, Winchester, attornies.— Williams and (3 fogell,late of Castle-street, Falcon-square, milliners. Ellis and Watt, Grenada-terrace, Commercial-road, wine-merchants. Ward and Co. Wood-street, Cheap.itle, as relates to J. Ward. Nobility ELEGANT GLASSES, FURNITORE, &c.—The and Gentry are invited to inspect the Ware-rooms of Coorsn and SON, 93, Bishopsgate-Within, where is ex hibited an assortment of new and second-hand Plate Glasses, admirably suited to every description Of draw ing or dining'rooms. The prices ate +lst reclined 40 per cent. on Plates measuring 100 inches by 72, and up a•ards.; and on those of smaller diniensions the altera tion will be found equally important. The extensive, preference given to this Establishment is thankfully ac knowledged by the Proprietors, who, in their endea vourt to evince their gratitude, by manufacturing arti cles in a'superior manner, at prices suitable to the times, ' hope to merit a continuance of public support. In the furniture department is comprised every new and ele 'gala article of Upholstery• Cabinet, and, Chair-work, regulated upon such a scale of economy as to demand and ensure the patronage of rank and fashion. POR ftiGAL. FROU THE WEST BRITON% By the Blucher packet, Captain Furze, which.arrivect at Falmouth front Li.,hon on Sunday last, we have re ceived the following comnratiication . " LISBON., Snr:rnmriF.R. 6, 1893. " Some of the troons that cornoosed the garrison of Bahia have arrived here; they ealbarked at a very short notice, and the preparatious ma.'e for their re ception were very few. General MaJeira is on board a ship of the line which has not yet arrived, and has with him all the brass ordnance that • was in the place. the militia belonging to the city were left to settle matters with the Brazilians as they be t could. —The soldiers who have arrived here expected to find the Conctimtinn in full energy ; birt . they learned at St. Michael's that it had been overthrown. They wore tbe - Constitutional .cockade • unill they arrived in this port; previously to their landing they were disarmed, and are now' carefully looked alter; a contidetab,e degree of sickness prevails amongst them. 1-or_i C(ichrane's squadron followed the fleet for some day, after it left Bahia, and succeeded in capturing several ve.sels ; some of which were retaken by a frigate belongirg tathe' flying squadron, which consisted of Irina sail of ships of war, and about SO transports. A frigate, bearing the Brazilian flag, boarded a large merchantman, and ' after plundering her of her guns and military stores, /Allowed her to procec i. This Government have furnished the. French with military stores for their operations against Cadiz. All the regiments in this city, except two,.are ordered to . proceed to the province of Alentejo. " On the 3d instant, the new French Ambassador had his first audience; lie was conveyed to the palace in the King's own carriage, and was followed by up wards of 100 carriages filled with the principal Nobi lity, who attended to offer incense to their Gallic friend. The British Ambassador, Sir Edward Thornton, has arrived ; he landed from the boat or tho frigate which conveyed him over, and was scarcely noticed by the Government people, who have been so as%iduous in paying court to the Frenchman. In fact, the French are everything with the people whio govern, and the Bri tish nothing. Sir Edward Thornton has solicited and obtained a private audience of the King, with tk hom he continued for two hours. The governing party here resort to the most violent measures; all the officers of the 4th regiment, except four, are confined in the castle, as are 27 officers of the 16th 'regiment ; some officers belonging to every other corps are also in confinement. The Priests, the Ultra Nobles, and the private soldiers whom they have bribed, are the chief supporters of de:potism. On the 4th, the money raised in London, as a loan to this Government, was receive', and has been distri buted amongst the supporters of the counter-revolution. The Patriarch, Amarante, and Pamplona have had a full share. The Patriarch has resumed all his former authority. The ?.ing is kept in the greatest ignorance of what passes ; the Queen and her son are the real rulers. The Lisbon Gazette of the 31st of last month, contained a long al tide against the Freemasons, who are accused of being enemies to Christianity, and whose ob• ject• is to overthrow all religion ; they are said to be princirglly Jews. It is understood, that on learn in g the overtnrow of the Constitution, the' principal inhabitants of the Ma. deiras applied to the'English Government til take them under its protection ; but that in . place of returning an 'answer to the apVieation, "the British Ministry sent the docurbent to the Government here, who thus possess the means of rniniiig a number of the Most respectable individuals in these islands, and who had signed the ap plication. For the honour of England, I hope this state' went is not cmrect. Mr. W. B. Whitney, the agent for Voyd's here, was barbarously murdered'by robbers, about 38 - miles from the city, on his return - from doing business at Vigneiri. Two shots were fired at him, both df which took effect. After plundering:him, the wretches fled. Mr:Whitney, lived for thirty hours after the attack : he was interred in the British buiial troundi at Lisbon, ow the 5t hi with every demonstration of respect."