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M.P. in the Chair. • The Committee for the Management of the Patriotic Fund, conshler, that as Twenty Years have elapsed since the formation of the Institution at the commencement of the late war, ample 'time has now been allowed to carry into effect all the purposes for which it was originally established, and, that the time has at length arrived, which renders it proper to name a definite pe riod fat the admission of such claims as have not yet been pre ferred: accordingly the Committee now give notice, that no claims whatever on the Fund, will be admitted after the 20th of July of the following year, 1824. And, that the purport of the preceding notice may not be misunderstood, it is considered necessary distinctly to state, that applications must be strictly limited to the Widows and Chil dren of those Soldiers and Seamen who were killed, and to those who were disabled from wounds received in ection, during the late war, which commenced in 1803 and terminated in 1815, also including the bombardment of Algiers, and who have nev e r received any benefit from the Patriotic Fund. 4 , „• For the sufferers in and by the battle of Waterlooo there is a distinct Institution: having no connection _whatever with the Patriotic Fund. J. P. WELS FORD, Secretary. . . FREEFLOLDs. 111ANSELL-STRBET. GOODMAN'S-F[IMM Spaciees DWELLING-UOUSR, with estensive WASS/1.01:1; and FOUR DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining. - By Mr. ROBI NS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coree-house,'Change-ahey, Cornhill, On Tatoasaar, the nth of August, 1823, at Twelve a'Cludt, IN LOTS, A VALUABLE and COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATP., situate an the West Side of Massituirressr, Gorilatan's.Fmo s Low 1. A Ooratuodieus 11ettioy DWRLLINO-ROUSE. illeete No. htl, illaasell-street: amain* sae lame Artie and a Closet; Second Story, throe Ud-eoew 'ant . l a large Close; ; First Floor, three largo Beams and arumwe aeons_ y Lading ; Ground Floor, lionanai tablar t , ii ro Pulsate; Altdaen id the Basement; and 466 Tat at sack. In die eiteepatioh bf Mr. idiu.sta, Tent at Wilk. . . Lor 2. A DWIMUNO-110USR adjoining, containi n g one Room in the Attics . ; two Rooms on the Second Wary; two on the First Floor; two Parlours and a Lobby on the (humid Floor ; Kitchen In the Basement, and epee Yard at the back. In the occupatiao of Mr. JAQUILRAT, 'Tenant at Wi/j• Lots. A DWRLLI NQ-HOUSE, No. I*, adiebtinS, Plemird in a similar manner, with open Yard at the bad. In the occu pation of Mr. Berms and others, Tenants at - Wit • Lor 4. A convenient DWELLING-ROUSF4 Se. I *, ad joining, planned steady the same, with Yard at the back. In the occupation of Mr. JuNg% Tenant at Will. Loa 5. A spacious roomy DWALL/NO-HOUSE, No. 17, containing numerous Bedchambers, Drawing and Dining-t dams, Parlour and Offices, commodious Counting-house. large Ware house adjoining, and Cellars underneath, occupying a Ftontage to the Street, of nearly 180 feet. In the occupation of, and on Lease to Mr. Oreesassu, for a term of nearly'Sitty Year b , at a low Rent. This day Was piddishids In Two Volumes. aro. Li. 111 a Is boards, A MEMOIR of CENTRAL INDIA, including Malwa and adjoining Provinces, with the History and co. pions Illustrations of the past and present Condition of that Country ; with an original Map, Tables of the Revenue and Population, a Geological Report, and comprehensive Index. By Major-General Sir JOHN MA LC.OLM, G.C.B. K.LS. London Printed for Kingsbury, Parbury, and Alien, THIRTY-THREE NEW PUBLICATKiNS, OF SUPERIOR CHARACTER, GENERAL AND POPULAR INTEREST. THE THIRTY-THREE undermentioned import. ant NEW WORKS, on the most blurted*, Subjects in Literature and Science ' were this day published, by ilia Ra- Cit Alla PUMA% /LID CO. London; and :hay be had of all Bodt sellers lu the United Kingdom : 1. THREE THOUSAND LIVING PUBLIC CHA RACTERS of the PRESENT AGE, British and Foreign, with 150 Porolis,* match-book to Debrett's Peerage and Bi's. rooetage, 3 vas. 91. 9s. boards. 2. ROBINSON'S ABRIDGMENT of HUME and SMOLLETTS HISTORY of ENGLAND, with a Com& nuation to the present Time, and 140 superior Engravings, from the celebrated Pictures of English Masters, and Heads from Houbraken; price 9s. bound, or 1.55. royal; or the letter-press without the Engravings, at Ss. bdund; or the Engravings sepa. rately, to illustrate other Histories, at 4s. 3. The BIBLE, in ALL SIZES, and various BINDINGS, with 250 Engravings, after Pictures of the Great M asters , f rom St. to 7s. more than le unillustrated Editions, in common cir culation. VENISON. VENISON dressed this Day, and on Monday a fine Haunch; ready precisely at Seven o'Clock, Cafe Imperial, 54, New Bond-street ; at the moderate charge, for Dinner, of as. tirl.—Each, Dinner served up in the best style.—Fine hashed Venison; Venison Soup of a superior Flavour, and Made Dishes, fur Dinner at any Hour, with the Prices affixed to the Bi ll of Fare. Rich Venison a nd other Soups, Pasties, &c. sent out. Wines of the best Quality. N.ll.—The Dublin Evening Post Newspaper taken in. SATIN BEAVER HATS. GGENTLEMEN'S Superfine BEAVER HATS, from 20b. to 265. ditto Satin Beaver ditto, at the low price of 17s. with an extensive and fashionable assortment of Ladies and Children's Beaver Hats and Bonnets, to be had of T. F. SALTER, llat.Manufacturer, No. 22, Aldgate Within (oppo. site Jewry-street). Merchants and Captains supplied oe the most reasonable terms, and with the utmost dispatch. Hats covered with Silk, and made equal to new, for 12s. N.B. Forage and Travelling Caps in great vseiety. (No connection with any other House). SEVEN THOUSAND YARDS of SHEETING, of every description, now Selling from 61. to Is. per Yard Cheaper than any House in London. - 1 JAY begs to inform Ladies who are in want of •-/ • Sheetings they will find the present an advantageous opportunity, as the above quantity is a consignment from a dis tressed Manufacturer, and must positively he turned into imme diate cash. The following prices are a convincing proof that no deception whatever is practised yard wide Linen Sheet ing, .sd. per yard ; very strong 7d. and Bd. ; eicellent for 'ser vants at 10d. to ls. regularly sold by other Houses at 15d. and lad.; full 54 Mock Russia led. worth 25.; very fine 90d. with 73 Pieces of the finest make 22d. usually sold by regular Houma at 9s. 6d. and 35.; 24 Pieces 5-4 Irish do. warranted last bleach, equally cheap ; 43 Pieces of beautiful Long Cloth (for which Ms House is noted) full sd. per yard below their present value. 258, Regent-street, two doors from the Circus, Oxford-street. N. B. An immense stock of Irish Linens, Table Linen, Trench Cambrics, and Muslin, at unheard of low prices. This day was published, A New Edition, with a Portrait, in Bvo. price 12s. boards, MEMOIRS of a CAPTIVITY among the IN DIANS of NORTH AMERICA, from Childhood to the Age of Nineteen. With Anecdotes dcsuiptive of clock Manners and Customs, and some Account of the Soil, Climate, and Vegetable Productions of the Territory westward of the By JOHN D. HUNTER. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London. " A history more calculated to attract the Public has not, In out opinion, been given since De Foe made Alexander Selkirk Jets own, under the fsction.of Bobtail* Crusoe." Lit. Gazette. CART'S ROOK OF THE ROADS. 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This work may be bad bound, pith a set of County Maps of a corresponding' size, price .81. 16s. calf gilt. !Published 4I John Cary, 66, St. James's-street, opposite Pall. nail ; and may be had of the principal Booksellers through out the fUngdom. • cmtrs IMPROVED MAP OF ENGLAND. This day was published, ' - DARTS 11. Ili. and IV. Price El. Is. each ; containblg the whole of DEVON, CORNW A LL, DOR SET, SUSSEX, KENT, SOMERSET, HANTS (including the Isle •of .16ight), SURREY, MIDDLESEX, ESSEX, HERTFORD„ and BUCKINGHAhI, with considerable por tions of OXFORD and BERKS ; upon which are accurately marked the Towns, Villages, Hamlets, Rivers, Canals, .Gen tlemen's Seats, and every• object interesting to the Traveller. The whole of the Turnpike-roads are accurately described, and the Carriage-roads particularly distinguished from the Parish Grin - &nor Roads. pointing put the most ready communication across the Country, where no Turnpike-roads exist, which has never yet keen attempted on .any other Map of England, and the •Pub lisher Batten himself it will be found of considerable utility In the delineation of the Hills. particular care has been taken to avoid that unnecessary degree. of blackness which prevails in anew Maps, and makes it extremely difficult to read the names, or distinguish the features of the Country. The Map is hid down upon a scale of two tulles to an Inch, and will be finished in Fourteen Parts, at One Guinea each, which may be mounted in any number of &alone, or bound to form a handsome volume. • Gentlesneu requiring a Map of their vicinity, or any district of Country, can have any of the sheets separately; price Ss. 6d. each. Published by G. aad J. 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COLLINOBOURNE, KINGSTON, and CHUTE. Between Andover ' Hungerford, and. Marlborough. Desirable MANSION, FARMS, and LAND, MANOR abuOandy stored with Game, and a fine Sporting Country, COTTAGES, Stc. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Souse, Regent-street), At Ciarnway's Ciffee-Hesse, in 'Change-Alley, Conthill, on TIEVRIDAY, September SS, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land- Tax redeemed, The MANOR (or reputed ManocrriPCILINGBOURNE VALLEXCE, _ _ _ _ Abundantly stored with all kinds of Game ; BRONTON HOUSE, A desirable Family Mansion, recently repaired at a consider able expense, adapted for the accommodation of a Family of Distinction, pleasantly seated, embracing luxuriant Views of great extent, with mitable Domestic Offices, Coach-house, Stables for Eight Horses, Kennel, and other Outbuildings; Green-house, excellent Garden and Pleasure-grounds, skirted by a floe *riving Plantation. A FARM-YARD, at • short distance; with Barn, Stable, and plenty of good Water, and upwards of zatrialiatimnitizn AND FIFTY-TWO ACRES Of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land ; presenting a most eligible Property to a Gentleman fond of Agricultural Pursuits, and In a Country abounding vlith Field Sports. Ala, HEATHS and GAMMONS FARM, situate near Branton House, with a Farm House, Cottage, and Gardens, Barns, Stables, and Outbuildings, and nearly ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES, Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, In a fine thriving state, and stored with numerous young Oaks, and well supplied with Water. The situation highly salubrious, In an excellent Neighbourhood, and good Roads, within two Miles of Healey, six from Hungerfoni, ten from Marlborough, twelve from Andover, 16 from Salisbury, and 70 from London. May be viewed by applying to Robert Biackmore, the Game keeper, of whom Particulars may be had ; and at the Star and Garter, Andover; Swan, Hangerford; Castle and Marlborough Arms, Marlborough ; White Hart, Salisbury;' the Inns at Everky and Amesbury; Pelican, Newbury • White Lion, Bath; Bosh, Bristol; Black Bear, Devises; W hite Hart, Chippen ham ; of Messrs. Blake, White, Ainge, and Blake, Solieitors , Lass-street , St rand; at Ourways; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-greet, where a !dm of the Estates may bisren. DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, E as Investments, HERTFORD-ST:T, 114/- PIA IR. WlO MOR E. 4ml WELB TRENT. CAVEN DISH ARE. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Wanriek Home, Rermt-street), By &ration tithe Trustees of Jam Wawa, Req, deceased, At Gerraway's Celfee-bonee, On TilfilifAX. nth August, He, at Twelve o'clock, IN SIX LOTS. D ESIRABLE and IMPROVABLE LEASE HOLD ESTATES, • An Eligible Property for knifeman, Prodockg needy SIX HUNDRED POUNDS per Annum. Los 1. A Commodious Roomy DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. SS, Hertford-street May-fair; recently improved, and handsomely fitted, contain ing three good Attics and Closets. Second Story, two excellent Principal Bed-chambers. Dressing. room, and Closet. Principal Floor, two handsome Drawing rooms elegantly fitted up, communicating . by Folding Doors. Ground 'Moot, EmrsmePhall, excellent Dining-prim, Gentle.; mall'' Room,. Water-closet, and Door to the Leads; convenient Oates, eke. In the occupation of, and on Least to General - Pigot, for Seven, Fourteen, or Twenty-one Years from Lady Dog 1816. Lod 2: A Small Compact DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. SS, Hertford -street, adjoining ; Three Stories high, two Rooms on a Floor. Neat Entrance-hall on the Ground Floor ; Dicing-parlour. Gentleman's-room, Water-closet, and suitable Daces in she Basement. In the o c cupation of t he Rev. Mr. limplon, tla Lase for Twenty-one Years from Christmas,lllo6. Lir S. A; Convenient DWELLING - HOUSE, situate N o . ts, Wigmore-street, Three Storks high, two Rooms on a Floor. Ground Floor—Entrains Hall, Gentleman's-rooin; ex cellent boWed Dining-parlour, epilog to a Garden at the back ; Water-closet, and convenient OMNI{ en UAW to Simeon Bull, Req. for Twenty-one 'Fears and a hal o ban Christmas, 1812. Los 4. A Substantial and Commodloos Roomy D WEL LWO-HOUSIt, Situate No. 20, Wignsore.street ; containing Four good Attics ; Two excellent Bed-chambers, a' smaller sl e eping-room, a Ware-closet, o* the Second Floor. An ele gant InSwed Drawlog-room on the First Floor, and a Ladies' Morning-room. Ground Floor—A neat Entrance Hall, excel -lent • DinkigLperiour • Gcntleman'aesom ; a huge Nan! at the back ; convenient O ffices in the Basement ; detached Kitchen,. rice. in tile Oce era Von of sot oii Lease to Mrs. Cowell, for an unexpired T — Three Tears. Low d and 4, Comprise Two convenient weiVarraaged D W Llssl N 0410 USES, getout N 0.64 ind 6s, Weibeck.street; 'Tiaras Stories ; two and three Rooms on a floor; Water s:fiesta; Drawing rooms, • consmenicadog by .Folding Doses.; mot Entrance.,' Dioingiarlours and .Gentlemen's-rooms as the 'Groluid Plo4r ; convenient and suitable Meet in the easement, with Yards at the lack; , oar Learsto Mr:Samoa Roll, elm an Unexpired Term of Deady Eleven Yews. 'The Premises to be yin* by permission of the Tomos. . Particulate on the Priedeor ;- and , may be hid of WIT lloOtkori LincWs Inn; at Garraway s; and 'IOW ITO; • • '" • • • • To be viewed by petmission of the Tenants, of whom Parti culars may be had; of Mr. Henry Young, Solicitor, Nu. 34, Lincoln's Inn-fields; at Garraway s; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent -street. EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PRINTWORKS, MILLS, AND FARM, IN PERTHSHIRE, FOR SALE. There will be exposed to SA LE by PUBLIC AUCTION, ' within the George Inn, Perth, on FRIDAY the Tweitty-friurth day of October next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon (if not previously Sold by Private Bargain), THE extensive and well-known PRINT-WORKS of RUTHVEN, with the.PAPER, CORN. and BAR LEY-MILLS thereof, comprehending many powerful Water falls; also the FA R M of RUTH VEN, consisting of about TWO HU NDRE D and TWENTY SCOTS, or TWO H UNDRED• and SEVENTY-FIVE ENGLISH ACRES, or thereby; and likewise a LEASE, whereof Thirty-one Years are yet to run, of the CASTLE of HUNTINGTOWER, Dwelling-houses, and School-house, adjoining. This Property is situated within two miles and a half of the City and Shipping Port of Perth. The power and extent of the Machinery is more particularly mentioned below. The Land is of superior quality and in excellent condition, all under the plough and adapted to the most improved systems of Husbindry, particularly for raising greets crops, and is inclosed and subdivided by capital Stone Fences, into Parks of from Nine to Fifteen Acres. The Paper-Mill and a Park of about Nine Acres, are let for fifty-eight years, of which twenty-seven are still to run, at the low rent of £941 yearly. • The Corn and Barley-Mill, with the mellow,. of 'emir' Lands astricted thereto, are occupied by a Tenant at Will, at the moderate rent of £7O per .:4num. 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 cultivrion.. The Property holds blench of a subject superior for payment of a penny Scots money yearly, infull of all casualties; the pub lic burdens are of very trilling amount; and the Land-tax is re deemed. The rat payable for the Castle of Huntingtower, and other houses held in lease, is £2l. 10s. yearly. Should the whole not be sold in on., parcel, the following parts thereof will, at the same time and place, be exposed to sale in One Lot: RUTHVEN PRINT.WORKS, with about &sty Acres of Land, Scots measure, adjacent, thereto; and the right of all the Waterfalls within the bounds of these Sixty Acres. This Lnt will comprehend the whole of the Workshops, Dwel ling and other Houses within the Gates; the Water-wheels, Ma chinery, and Sluices connected therewith ; the Singeing 44 Bkaching Apparatus china and Navy-blue stone and iron Vats, Dying Coppers, Dash-wheels, and Itlising Vessels; a 111111, with Water-wheel for grinding Madder -roots, Alum, and Pipe clay; a complete Muriatic Acid Apparatus; Surface and Cylin der Printing Machines; Joining, Handkerchief, end 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 frani One Hundred and Fifty Thousand to Two Hundred Thousand Pieces of Goods annually : Also, the Aisle in Tippermuir Church, appropriated to these Lands; and the Dwelling-houses situated without the Gates, including the Castle of Huntingtower, and other Howes, held in Lease foe the period chorea unexpired; and producing together an Annual Rental of about £430, subject to the Rent Par&eunder said- Leese. Works will be kept in full employ until sold, so as the Purchaser may have the, advantage of immediately sureeCti ing to a long-established and widely-extended business; and the purchase-money will be received in such instalments a/ may be *greed !PT- For arther particulars, applicadon may be made to Messrs. John and James Miller, writers, in Perth. Perth, inly IS, 1823. STIRLING'S STOMACH PILLS, prepared from AY the most choke stomachic and sparks& Drop et the Ma ted* Medics, and proved to be unparalleled is the cure of Bilious Complaints, and all Disorders of the &midi and Bowels—as Indigestion, Flatulency, Sick Mad-oche, Heart burn,. habitual Costheness, and other Compkinti incident to the Alimentary Canal. They are also -singularly encodes. in the cure of Palsy, Gout, Worms, wad the Jaundice, and a powerful restorative of the System after too free an ii;dulgenee at eke table, as they strengthen the Digestive Organs, induce a healthy action of the Liver, and promote a free and regular circuladob. Females, at a certain period of life, should never be without them. Prepared without Mercury, or any Ingredient which may endanger Health by cold, requiring ocltker coninement our restriction of diet, nor can their virtues be the least impaired b'y time or any change of climate. D I RECTION& For BiLe, one or two every other Mersin After making too free at the Table, two or *Tee may be . taken the fat thing at Night, or early in th i acing. • - For inomarion, take one an hoar before ,dt one every Night, st Bed-time. For Commons, one, two, or throe may Irksubm time occasionally. • .•-.0 • . Fur Womb, two or three to be taken every For ,Jammice; wie twice of three timed a laird aemeding to their operadest so the • • .0 ot-.. For Sam Mails-Acas'infl altiOo4olo4i w - mai ilisalibrs • Prepared sad wad by-. 7• &Imams Ae. ag, Amt . wateckagel, Landoll, lit Mari, St ind. Ligphase fel *bier** Half Mak can held/140 are sighed " Ilitilibeedolica4,ll66loldibik own - • 'le :Intl Ire> •-•. , ,trAr4 1 ,1 .' it: i t& ;Lot: h . • it: 'AI • • ' ' SALES ttAUCTION. VALUABLE, EfIERHOLD ESTATE, ISLING'PON. ONE UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART OF SEVEN DWELLING-HOUSES, Stone in the HIGH STREET, ogposite the CHURCH; An &cello* GARDEN and - MEADOW LAND, upwards of THREE ACRES AND A HALF, . A very Eligible and Improvable Property. • By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Rueen-streeth At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change.alley, CornitlU, on Tanaistiay, the 48th August, 1825, at Twelve (Mock, IN ONE LOT, ()NE UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART of a very ' VALUA BLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, anima ig the HIGH STREET ISLINGTON, near the Church. Comprising a Garden, on Lease to Mr. Bagget ; a Skittle-, ground adjoining, at the ba c k of the King's Head, on Lease to Mr. Smith; a flick* Dwelling-house and Garden, on Lease to Mr. Blount; another Dwelling and Garden, in die Occupation of rdr,Bgke, Parisli Clerk; a Dwelling house and Pishmon. ger'nehop, Stable, and Garden, in the Occupation of Mr. Hudgins, on Lease; a Dwelling-house in Two Tenesbents, and Two &GP* end Oardia, in the Occupation of Messrs. Parr / "In Ml *" Laaaa an MS. Thome Richards • a Dwell big-hones Tenements, with Cheineenonger'o:shoe a 4 garden ; in the Occupation of Mr. Carvell, on Lease t. Walter Skinner; a Dwelling-house, Butcher's hop, and Gar. den, in the Occupation of 14r. Saunders, Butcher, on Lease; a Brewhouse Cowhonse Chaisehonse, and other Buiklings, with an Exce ll ent Garden' and a Capital Piece of Pasture Land, at the back of the foregoing Premises, conraining Tbree Acres, One Rood, and Twenty-four Perches, in the Occupation of, and on Lease, to Mr. Flowers, producing at present upwards of THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDSper Ann. But highly inaproveable when the present Leases expire, Which will be in about Six Years. To be viewed by applying on the Prembes,.where Particu lars may be had ; at the Angel and Peacock, Islington ; of Mr. George Law, Solickor, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway ' s; and of Mr. Robins, ITO, Regent-street, where a Plan mat be seen.