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CARROLL reminds , hiv.ruiencfs stud th e Public that. the ?resent Le' tterytwill? he . laraWil all in One pay, NEXT rtnasDAT, .February 25, Althouzb there are so few:Parts, 'yet the-Schenteesntaias Eighteen Capitals, in cluding {'rites of . 5C90,000, 2616,000, &c. &c. Tickets and Shares are selling at.CAßßOl.L'aolllces,l9, Cornhill, and 26, Oiford-stret t. Remarkable as CARROLL'S Offices always have been for the Sale of. Capital Prizis, they were never more convicuou4 than in the Lottery jitst ended, when he Shared and Sold TV . O out of the Three se2l),uoo Prizes, and ONE out of the Two £lO,OOO Prises, besides Twelve other Capitals, viz. -8,425 - - 420,000 16,522 - 20,000 No. 584 110 , 10,000 17,109 • - . 1,000 £5OO 300 • 300 900 .200 2.00 900 . COO 200 200 200 .5„.18?. 541 16,615 1,541 5,266 9,131. 11,049 13,C09 111,117 10,997 QUEEN'S AR US TAVERN, (ORIGINALLY TIIE QUEEN ' S LAIRDZIL), ST. JAMES'S-STREET, rtpCADIVS. - 1 DELL respectfully announces to his Pricnds and . ei • the Public, that be has taken the above Establishment, aud has spared neither pains nor expense in fitting up the same ir. a superior style for their accommodation, and. feels satisfied that those who may please to make one trial of the above, will acknowledge the justness of this -statement, and continue to bestow on him their figure favours, particularly when the moat reasonable charges are made known. N.R. •Chuice Wines, and every article of a superior quality. Excellent Reds at the back part of the premises, free from the noise of the streets. ENLARGENIF.NT OF THE WESTERN EXCHANGE BAZAAR, OLD. EOND-STREET, • • ksyssusatro-41117. • . THE Proprietors have the honour to announce, that ur.ved by dist very exalted Rstroune and liberal sup. pert cr tht Lloyd. Family, Nobility. Gentry, and the Public, they 'Aar been induced to extend their Premises for the En cluragetnetft of Ilidusttious Fimaieis arid small Trash*, Of good charade: THEIR NEW HA ZA Alt GALLEUT-IS•NOW ()PEN, replete 4rith 'ever/ detionsination of useful and orna mental Articles. The Proprietors Satter themselves,' that in poiot of decoration and comfort for public convenience, they have studied to ob tain public. approbation, and that the sante regularity and principles which have hitherto procured for their Establishment that high esiniatio,n which they are proud to feel will be sere - nuously 01t5..-rved, and while they grate ldlracknowledge the favours so largely best Owed, they beg tb - soltrit I continuance of them, in aid of Meritorious and deserving Persons, the greater part of whom are Females, dependent upon their own exertions. Opettfrom Ten to Six daily. - • ACCOMPT BOOKS. . • TOHN SMITH, No. 49, Long-acre, begs leave to t.l announce to the MERCANTILE WORLD, that bu has mittr a very eonsidtrable REDUCTION in the l'R ICE of Accomyr BOOKS; and that, conducting one of the largest eAablislanents In London, in this branch of business, he is ens bled m supply the best Materials and workmanship cheaper than arty other house in the trait... Public Companies, Bankers, and Merchants, who may be disposi-d to reduce their Counting-house expenditure, Will find the terms of this Ecablishment highly deserting their attention.—Country Stationers are informed, that attargements are made for their accommodatioo, which oomblrre the advantages of a reduced scale of prices and. the spfedy execution of orders. SCHOOT.S.—J. S. having for several years supplied Schools, on terms which have obtained for Min considerable patronage, begs leave to inform his friends that he has made a farther re duction in the price •of his Books, and that *e sanae attention will continue to be paid to the quality of the papers employed, which has hiaterto been one of the distinguishing features of this department . of Ms tinsiness. • -- • - • • , EsTABLISHED UPWARDS or TWENTY. VithltS, I , * tie SALE of IRISH LINEN 1-1 the PIECE; at the Factor's price, N0..4i0n theSeeth Side of BLOOIIISBUNY SQUARE, four .‘Joars-train the top of Southampton. street, 'lathers.. •••• riIHE IRISH LINEN CO II'ANY beg. leaye ;(-) 1. announce to the Public, that the above House is their ottly Establisisin:Lt fn Ali country ;. where they continue to supply the Nohillty Oer try, and the Puislie, with AV A Rl:l.k Nl' ED GR.ASS 131. P ACI JP.") LIN RN, for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric and colour, at a price considerably lower than they can be precur.rd thNugls any other tnediuns. • They also eng ige TO return the rt:rchase money, should any fault appear. Good - Irish Bills and Banff of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country and Town Orders punctually attended to by . JOHN DONOVAN, -4, Rkwinstoury-sq. London, Agents JOHN HOYLE, 31, St. Marys Abbey, Dsiblin. AUG y 1 F. ROOMS. TIIE 211 . ticle of LACE, so indispensable A In Toil . ten , 'Ls Dimes, has arrived at a perfection in this. country which must have surpassed the most Sanguine expectation of its admirers. The rich and elegant designs in Dresses,Vells, Sear f 4, Tippets, &c. which are now introducing by lksos,Wrir.sov, and Co. 257, Recent-strict, are very superior to anything hitherto lifered to the Public, both in textiae and execution of the pat terns. Every week, Olson, Willson, and Cn. produce fresh novel ties, either in Foreign or British Lace. In the Foreign De2art : ment their :stock contains Striped and Flounced Brussels and Point Dresser, Shiwls, Scarfs, Veils, Coifs, leichus, lappets, .miles, and Frills •, Mick Chantilly Ores VI, Squares,Vrilsi Tiruiisels, Point, Mechlin, and Valencieimes Lacer. Its Britt h _Lace :Ile Public will find an eli.zant .issartinent of Narthantp tun, B eUnghatn, and other Laces, ilaanaings, Footings, &c. a !limb c.rileetion of Striped, Flounced, and Figured Ores. , g t ree, Scarfs, Veils, Tippets, Ste. on the Gaited 2 1 .;,t Usiutria's Lam), which th.ry warrant genuine, not x,.!!letunding the contrary astrtion of any house in London. • Y. It Disoo,Wilvan, ar4 Co. use 00 such (Fat :tent as sealing : 9 . 7 r. e en t• itreet, facing the Argyle Ro o m ,. r . ' SRITISU 14 AY Iff'ACTUItE, l'ativi.ised by Ms present Majesty,t'aeir Royal Highnesses the Farces§ Augusta, the DuChes , es of CLirence, Kent, sad Chu,- eeste.. - the Nobility, foreign Ambassadors, &e. • THI2 patriotic spirit of the higher ranks in Society promotes the 3eneral eneotwagernent of national industry, and urges a bold competition with other countriee. The predi lection fur foreign articks of taste and fashion consequently de clines, amidst the fruitless opposition of those Who prat by such hurtful prejudices; this has been exemplibed by van high decree of peace:ion which TY RLING's LACE has datained, and the Increasing demand far It since 1817, whets the Patent was granted lo pretest Imitates. G. F. UILLING and Co. h-ve also ob tained a PATNNT FRANCE. for their Lace, on its inifoduction to that Court, and it is well known to pay a heavy duty in England as foreign Lice, to the nip. ry of the Public, who re thus imposed ' 'upon at double the original price.—Bordered atd Honored Dresses from 3to 100 guineas, w ith every novel and fashionable snick in the real Point and Brussels fabric ; Tamboured goods, with Nets and Laces of every IL - Md. that wash clearer than any Sure?gn Luc --•Whoksale prices for ready money. Warranted genuine at 14?, Strand, near Somerset House, and at rots other shop in London. Tbis day waspublisheri, is Bvo. price 10,..ed. CONTEMPLATIONS on the LAST bISCOMI SIN of our*BLESSED sAvioua with his DWIPlus, as recorded in the Gospel of St. John. By the Rev. JOHN BRIA'STER, \L A. !Lector of Eggleschife, Darhidn. - " The extracts will demjustrate our good opinion of this work. Books of this tone and spirit are highly accepta!ile in these languid and lukewarm days, to excite the aid‘ur of true piety distinct from enthusiasm, to briwj reli3ion home to the heart, to familiar and endear devotional exercise+, to inform the mind, as well u to improve it, and to nuke men pray with the understanding.'‘—Monthly Censor, 18.2. •.• For an account of this Work see also the " Christian Pas. membrancer„" Ocober, 1822. Printed -fur C.•itnd J. Riviagton, Waterloo place, and .St. Paul's Chtirchtyard., Of wheat limy be had, by the same Author, 1. Meditations of a Recluse Bvo. 9s. 2. bledititioria for the Aged, Bto. 9s. Gd. 8. MeditAtiotui for Penitents, Bv/s.'fh. 4. Reflections upon the Ordination' Servkels, LOOKING GLASSES Ai , ll) IT RN ITO . , -QEVERAL SECOND-FiAND ' PLATES,. 1...7 are • now on Site; ar Coorst - and . 5.131 9 $ 9 3 1 Ilishopsgate-striv ; Within.:—Sonsc of the laigrr s#ttes arii admi x:4)lr 4,lpte4 forlarge4lninkroomeand dejantefraliiiii-rodms." A large asiortinint of rich finished Claciney,.Pler;and Ch‘val;; Fraies, Wills Wei/ Glasses of superibr ctilour *and' brilliancy ; the priets reduced beyond all former precedent. • date. Glass for Windows; Catelagv:S, Btc. 4 - , This article may l l also be manufactured as high a 5.130 by 7t.t hielses, 120 by Oa; or' to iny given dimenaiorra. Xoblvmen. Gentlemen, Surveyors_ ,-Ileoprietors of Hotels and others, will fi nd this WaretiCilliC deserving attention, from its eitensive variety of excellent Cabinet and Chair Wcsik. The Upholstery arrangements display some new specimens of pecu- ILIF neatness and elegance, with . the still treater advantage of economy in the charge. Furniture delivered to any part .of the Country, without risk of injury or.expense of packing. J. C. and :ion in particular direct the attention of the Public to their mwly-invented Wash-Hand-Stand, containing certain convenieneies (especially useful to Invalids), in which all effluvia is carefully prevented. A cotriderable assortment of Turkey Carpets ; end all other Carpeting on the same reduction. publisbed, price 6s. No. VII. of THE 'N EW EDINBURGH REVIEW.—Cos- alpqo's Memoirs. • 9. Ilorne s Introduction to the Scriptures. S. I)ogleyfs.Geins. By the Ittv. G. Croley. • 4. Ibirkwood on the National D.•!)t. 5. Examen des Doctrines filedicalcs et des Systemes dee Na • sologie. Par F. J. V. Braumais. 6. Voyage en Ecosse et aux Isles Hebrides. ra t r LA. • Necker de Lansqure, &c. " ' 7: Sitrouin Journal of a Tour .and Residence:its Sivitzer. land, ,n 1817, 19, and 19. 8. Werner, by Lord Pyron ; Don Carlos, by Lord John ltnrsell; the pride:s.Tragedy, by T. 10,:ScddOes._ 9. Napier's Yreatise on Pkactical Store-farming.' 10. Tales of the •MabOr.•"Sy Ski. naiad. • •• .• ••• • 11. Calif de Lion. Byllase Pardee:. : 12. Butler's Iteminiscencti..... 13. Dr. I:lensing*. Philissophrd t ide s -•:- - • •- • 14. Confessions of an English Opium.Matenr - .A - • 18t The Innkeeper's 16. 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The DM of PRACTICAL PERSPECTIVE ; in which the Representation of fiXsjects is described by Two easy .Nlerhods, one depending on the Plan of the Object, the other. on its Di mcn.lons and Position; each method tieing entirely free from Vie usual complication of Lines, and from the diftculties arising 'from remote vanishing points. Illustrated by Thirty-eight Plates, engraved by Lowry. Uy Flkyita NscooLsos. Octavo, ' [Pf • ( X :42:NEN - MORMOVII/SIITRIC CAkIAL . SHARItS; • TcP,l3s SOW iII.VILIV4TB CONTRACT', .• ,• , •• Mrs Pd. 'MINE, • • (Successor to the late Mr. Wort), • •MNNICAPTIS__,,_ Mitt' CANAL, from Newport ( 111 4.ur#c . 90 Abergaienny Shareaiwthis catiblribiCiavigat;Onipr the L'aport and Conveyance of Co* rt.tr;Ste.4l,l44othe lest year £8 per hare; the dividends aro Rik! Italltsgatir c phe 3,1at,0f June and December. Niptfra *ALlfatile Es New BriJge-street, Elackfriars. --ti• • SATURDAY; .EifRVARI I 21.1823; , . 'lbisdaj was published; . . - '' '.. . . , ta ()ne Vidnme post evo. price 7s. M. • " • - • . i TIIE CENTO; a Selectifin of approved and 'irate - resting Passages in Prove, from Living Authors. . " t have here Only made a nosegay of culled flowcrs; and have brought nothing of my own but the thread that ties them."... bloutaig ne. - . ' 1 London: Printed for John Richardson, Royal Exchange ; and C. arid J. White, Doncaster. Fourth FAitlon, demy Bvo. price Ss. boards, rifinE BOOK OF FATE! formerly in the posses -IL sion o( Napoleon.—Published by C. S. Arnold,•2l, Ta vismek-strert, Covent-garden ; and sold by .Morrison and Watt, Feueliurch-street. " This Work has great merit in its composition ; and we confess, that we would rather introduce it to an Evening Party, as a touree of an hour's amusement, than z pack of cards, or a bagatelloaable."—Gazette of Faddon, Sen. ilk, 18:12. 130 U TERWEK'S SPANISH AND PORTLIsUESE LITERATURE. This day was published, ins volt. tiro. price £4s. boards, ' I 'HE lIISTORY OF SPANISH AND PORTU -1 G;:rsE LITERATURE-:-By F. BOUTEIVW EIS. _ . . Translated fron the Original by Tiroxasum Itoss. Boosey and Sons, Broad-street, Exchange ; and 28, Ilolles stret;t, Oxford-s:reet. `." The literary judgments which the Authr.r pronounces, are guided by a spirit of philosophical criticism; and his manner of treatity• his subject is no less instructive than the materials he bas collec t are interesting and curious; no ether Work gives eonsplete view of the Literature of the l'eninsui4.—.Vide 'rinses Journal, December 28. - A 'kg* • /141}rok6itet sciittoorr BOOK. Thirdaywaspt;iiisie4i.prierTs boupd..lvitb.trkEngrxv laza, I • QCRIPTURE NARRATIVES, cont:tining every .1.-7 Historical and Biographical Narrative in the OLD and Nirw ! TawmoLvvis i iq the exact words a the English Bible, printed Inc largo and Walk Cud of Schools abd qvcty Nat.- rativo 4sAllypirpt:ediVir*ovaelar •two effective Eravings. • By axe WV ' . S. BARROW, . Maw Wieheitioneik d New Testament, of Sabot Sernions,,./icc. Ste. Warr The lye Parts INltz a - that . are rend in Schools; Act Saba Bailee Mane itilsis-stintl:iitifao., it is smoked that macs wain* service will,lossenthered - to ii.dotation. by the fublieation, of this interesting teleciion. Thii are rendered uncoils: nuttily attraettire by-the dunia ti kagravings. ~ • . • t Printed for SIK V.149.1.11'3 apdCo. and tcrbe bad of all Itotlitiellers, with air: fulledf alfoiwatieeko Sehdoii. • NEW NOVEL ThL day was putitabid; — price 21$. hoards, Thi Saecild'Edltiettor ' - . ' . OiNIOND, a Taie : iu Three Volumes, 12m0.—.- By tbeAutfaor of " 'Me Fuvourite of Nature." , for O. and • W. B. U'hittilter ' Ave-Maria lane. ! The high reputation wlslcii the A'uthim of g The Favousite stb Nature acquirs4, by. the•publication of those, deeply, interest ing Volumes, will not, We are sure, ei:ffer anydituinution by the publication of Osmond.' The pleasure •we derived from the perusal of the former Work, made us look forward Wltlx - ,spme anxiety to the appearance of • Osmond;' and, we are happy to say, our expectations haie not bet:: disaltpointod."—Monthiy Magazine, Dee. lan. ". Caroline's death is truly . affecting ; and of the after-meeting between Osmond and his angelic wife, and .their paving inter view, we cannot speak in terms , of too 1)0 „praiae, We yield tl.e .amiable Author our unqualified eulogy fur the raigions ten; deucy of the Book ; and, as a pnrtiog wort, ine consider Os mond' one of the most successful N0v,41 of that : class which un dertake to wean us from strong passion; and teach us the phi losophy of virtue ."— Literary Itegister, 9, 1822.• • • • Also_,_ by the same Author, TOE FAVOURITE or NATUILp in three vois. 12mo. Third Edi • dun, price 21s. boards. Also, lately published, . • Tor Scutum nut Mirruass • or, The Polities of a Village. In three volt. 12nto. priceCts. bsara. A REAL BLESSING . TO AIOTEIERS. •--- AA MONO the very numerous instances of the IL happy effects of the AMERICAN SOOTHING . SYRUP in cases of Dentition, the following extraordinary Case must attract attention : Mr. 11Aunixo, of No. I, New-street, Old-street, St. Luke's, has a Child, which at the age of six years •.vas is such extreme Ipain with cutting her back teeth, as to CUM the typhus fever; and she wasted away so that her recovery was very doubtful. But having an Infant at the sante time cutting its Teeth, on I whom they were using the SOOT:11NC Scaur, were induced to try its effect in this case, when, to their surprise, the dangerous symptoms soon subsided, and she cut her teeth immediately, and became strong and healthy. Mr. 11. will gladly arum the above to any person who may doubt the efficacy of the AUTILICAN SOOTHIV. Suter, as he has had the pleasure of proving its beneficial effects upon his other I Children. This inestimable Medicine to be had, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, JOHNSON and BURONiS (late JOIINSON and moss), 1.3, York-place, City-toad ; and, by their appointment, of aihthe principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. per bottie.--Deer 12, 1840. FLUID EX.TRACT OF SARSAPAR'LLA. IN this preparation are concentrated all the Medi -4=l Properties of the Sarsaparilla Root, ewn to a perfect saturation of the Menstrum with Which it is prepared. To such 1 persons, there ore, who, &ern various causes, would experience great inconvenience, or with whom it would he utterly impos- bible to prepare the Decoction, the Fluid rxtract, vhich pos. sasses the advantages of portability, and of keeping to any cli ' mate, will be found a most desirable mode Ji employhlg this' ' much esteemed Medicine. ih= diseases in which it has proved mast beneficial are those of the skin, such as the Scorbutic Affections, Eruptive Diseases, Secondary Symptoms, &a. arising from a diseased state of the ;..stera at large. It u.ay be taken either alone or combined with water, randering it of the same strengthas the Decoction. Prypared kW Sold by BUTLN.III, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, St. Pant's; and U2D, Regent-street, (near the Argyle Rooms), Loudon; ao ? Waterloo-place, lidiniourgh ; SAckville-street, ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Klogents, lgtDottles at 4s. 61 and 7s. Go. De careful to ask for " DUTLAR'S 'FLOW ExTRACT Or SALM, riltitrapk,", as lititations . ge in circulation. ills..boart4. : • • , •. :. .. - - .- • 5, The Rerusims of Da.sweses Mann. and Urnotirrltutr --, -. . . .• SPLVINVI t DdiALf., . , • . . . . Fliaxtruar L cnnkaining ample Instructions for cl'esigning and de- Of MUSICAL and FRENCH .CLOCKS, PL ,'TE, fine nid lineatitil the different" articles Of thOW braaiches, perspectively -•-- tiliN A. PICTORHS;43OOI6B, in& EFFECTS. and geometrically. Illustrated with appropriate. Diagrams and , ~, _...' -- TO DIY SOLD-'.WCAUCTION, • . •• Designs. propori.oned upon A rc hi te c t ural Prii.ciplvs, on Thirty- • • Or 114,•WILLIA,N113, . • pro Plates, neat of which are eciloured. •Ihe. &cored Edition-, Atttie luctintill‘aft; litigholoniew tine; on Tomsk's', March 4 • To which is added an Elueidation of the Princlpitisiottrrausing 468 I . 66e . faitmeing . B6T4 . 4B .l m B we va lict pretativi . • Ornaments, exemplified out seielf' Platev.• • B . tt litottints UAW N. SUPERB AMEMBLA t c4E of It ARE - .tii VA - Iti 4to:-11.41iired. bortOs. , ••• :..; • . ~..• • • 4. 0 . j . ": _, . z • •. ~ ... , • A DR. IA MSS'S -POW DKR , • LUARLE EFFECTS, convehring: a magnificent Ida.; - 41. - Ttuutocees guiotivasivii:P444Pfiffrgctiptsvit3:. _- ! to l . , its I, -. . - . 146 , ti or ettu i s i•c a c t i steorr . pinebbeik -. • ea or ,by thts cert. greAtest discovery- in with !S t .ktatt4 4 lb if. liCaN!.. ••• + • . I,%lAi_ l i ti t ~ A l t . lini, ' 4 10 Aglatt4.l)o/0 CiPelb rieNX 11 1.mutAti gr - ' 11 . 1 9 , 4, . id -rs•*citnowiedged-.-to be' the 5. r micod4l.l) s Pist-rgal. MTV ' en - we 1141 '" n*-----.. • h •s of Dresden hurts; a Pair' of irf t rt I- Mttli•!itte during the-lait Century. 'ln cases of Fever it will often effect a cure in a few hours ) especially when freely given 1 Bvo. four Platys, 12s. boards. • • -`7.lnun Ns'...:•. wi t h StotTe .. Gus pu* • Silver Fri agree Chinese *reef, in Oriental Vaws ; tlehiy chat, and at tbr outaet.of the tiisease., It i,, Onlini%teeed with equal - i 6.N ..s ietoisovii . .. ez . ivotervev . . . - Nsw „Guyon. 4tp. 84 v , tee,. 6 . ),lnia colitdi44 , ilk, tip . f loe cw, 4: . f f Uufs , xty .. . A success in ail attacks of tlcasles, Si. A itThvoT's Tor , Sore Illeoos .. Saxon LIAIRICC, lb - At•.," u44 " - - ,..,i'.. 2 .1 4 . 1 %i iit•L; 4 li.,..-+ • A ,„ . j' . :,:q D ELK/ 41) of ' A'FF,, Atitiqu's (To aa'Aile'Von o r ie Pleurisy, and alkurtutistli; but 'at Colds and Cr.tZt I Its partake i . b..N:clioseatrfikt- 41 (1 44 4 4 al ." 4 ' -d r i n g Err s-41 "T.' , -"l'n' 'hiff- . Of 1/141;461 tylhe'verSsfalf 114118,2A4aitr f f i, - • 7g Plates . 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F ' ur .s.._`• - ••6 81 „ -- 1nt,.. , 1,.....,„% n i. .. . __. •• • . •_,, i, . . .. ....,." 11.7 t: . 7.... i : :1, : :te.. ~ c, awnifit A. 46l ll l.4.o ;a 4 ; iiii pti o a boo l - hrge ws ecti co nit ikut ytt e slo ir ee, v tia tilig i a lir a rL!;ea,,,i; father iii 1746, when he bevame Joi4lt•Pi‘triielor; ifiCis VIA by ' 17- r awer s. lin """ rix " * " artirliam " - 4.1 " " -• • ovsBlMLiw Vim i k p ilit . 0 1410 ° 4 ° "Of csref, e, * • 3 . :- •••' , e 4 •-• ','," swoo. - them AT T'il I?, ORIGINAL Weili.lil.itAUSE4 4o * W. D.• All Works on Archittatere.allbeitectieal and Pr4c: .be ♦ vtew,:o on Mouuaypt.t.ct irg an f ail foriliefaliale, .SN in SI. '2t. bottnd. Sr. Priors Church-yard, and by. cbek, Appuinviium 4 4 1 ..*aPite r, ' . •• --, inn ) Viidllias-k*d (Pies ( lite '!illek•indibPult . :triiiidi rin:p t. • nesl,•elso• OA fitigineedog, : are eanztontloNiattliort TiAB l 4 O B- 3 t5O. Oxford-street. A The Genuine have, as mini ; the sun^ .4 l b . Ketberitv ell - A.6l4whir , al 4bi t t -Y 1 • rids ' i .111i'''•"E'llhisarill'ille41.10elraiwa l at iiii b lk a uct djui rin ited llarA t 11r.. " 71:WAjill".. ': 1 • :111 M 41"1"41. 9 .1 '•. ' • . -4 • '.- :- . P ' grivid'irt the 'l3isiek ttamp. 4:...• • • • • :,. •• , Stnt. . _ .. . _ ~. ~ ... ~. Ito ", ..;:ji,c„...i. ..7.4:. •,•• ~..! i :.I v:..., i 44, i Amain •ja r ,, ' ... `7: : - 4ii _ T 1 . . • • . • • .r* . .• ',,cy4.1.17 . 413LC . 11:11VERaION IN BANK STOCK. • !..* TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At -GariauLnis Coffee-housClo Exchange-alicy, Combat, on the February, 1345, at Twelve o'Clocl, FIPHE N'Aluable and Absolute IttVELISIONARY INTEREST in the MOIETi of TWELVE HUN DRED and FIFTY POUNDS Bank Stock; standing on the Books of the Governm• and Company of the MIA of England, in the names of four highly-respectal4e Trustees, transferable •on the tlece.Lse of a Alacried 1..u1y, who will be 41i teary of age in itiarcli next. Particulata , nay booltr ‘ clpflltelamellytnn, and Clayton, Solicitorc, Lintyl;,,:q rata; at Garravo:l'a; and of :Mr Robins, No. IN, Atipl3tisereet.. WELBECS-STRERT, CAVENDISII-SQUAII L DESIIIABLI: COMPACT RESJOENCE, orvcas, • AND OARDRN. TO BE SOLD BY ATTCT/ON, • Iry Mr. ROBINS, - - (01 Warwick Home, Regent-steeet(, At Garraway's (toffee-Louse, in Exchange•Afley, On Tuussuir, the 47th :February, 1823, at Twelve o'Clock AN ELtcanc LEACCIIOLD ESTATE, com prisin„; a desirable compact Jlesidence, thoroughly re paired, .and fitted up, within a few years, fer the Proprietor's own residence, at a . con.iderable expense, situate No. 44, on the \Vest side oc: Vielheckistreet, Cavendish-square, containing, on the 1: 1 1 1 1....r Floor, foue•Attics ; Second Story, two excellent Bed chambers; First Hoar, a handsome Drawing-roani, %Valls co loured, Ceiling penatuented in the Centre, Statuary Niarhie Chimney-piect,communicating by folding-doors to a hack Draw ing-room, torresporißently.fitted up; Ground Floor, alleat Pi ttance-hall, a Vestibule, a commodious .l)ining-partour, with clouded ceiling, folding-doors opening to a hisrtry, and look into the Garden; Water-closet , & c. Liascnietit, llousekeeper's room, an excelle nt Kitchen,Larder,,C)al,Wine, and Beer-cellars. . . -. . To be vieWeLl by Ticket*. •Patlitelare melte: Premises; zt Garraway's; and. of M. Robins, No. 170, ;legent-strcet, of w;lom Tickets Aii• viewing may be bail: • • • ENU 'VS 4K-OTAPJIT.. OXFortD.sTanET. COMMODIOUS 1t003117 DwEl..Liso-nOuSg, . ... • . Large Garden, ctaboratory, flos;h-Tionscs. :and Stables tbr eight Horser,•aitipled feet Prp'felitiiftalitttliman,er any Game rysiariozsMs*acei- : I- •*- • • - t: "(pt War v4l i llot;se, ' Regetjt - street),- Dir. . , _ _ ' lantre-Hunter; Glints M. on • Tsossanisri. 4.)gebtitur,s26.,ullti, at.Mwiibro By OrOvr of the Exelluto.l&corJs Iletesms, Esq..deceased, VET Y NhatliattretE ASE 1 - 101.; 1) ESTATE;heIa . ..Lll. Toe a long • - libraincot aiLeati;•• rad renewable everyti Yetis at a . , small Fine. certain, 'comprising a spacious and very colons& anus ,tATrelli;ii-hl;ase, siiVitantialfy built, and centika.lly situate, ,No. On, on rtse gistlidesil Neiman-street; •thfordAtreee:con taining three an 4 four Rooms on a floor, with coovenien! °Meta in the Basement, Sieli;•asid Vaults; a large Garden at the hack, an Elahoratory, and a Fiveltall'Stable npening to the Mews,. with Loft a titl CoseliinanWileiden Over, opposite tO %%Mei, on the Fast side, there is aahree•istall Ssable, thres Coacls•ltuVielYwkik Lofts and Ifoomi over. . These Premises netiopy a very considerable floatage, and 'ate adapted for a Professional-Gentleman, of any eowsent.wketwo large space may bat-vital-ed. To be viewed by Tickets, which with raracetars may be bad • *mho Premises; of Nessts...l-lalland Breweley;Soficitort, New 11Wwell-citurt; Cary -street; it Garraway's L * and of 11r . Robins 1 - N0.110, - Itegwit-itiveit tif WW1664 'rickets for *kiting day be h;o1: • NOTTIN.G II A M,STRRET; 11 . 4 I. Lk. pow E.. Compact D Vika V. 41 neatly_ forted up:. and GAR DEN • au Imeelleat HT43I7A•Ia. STA RL R and COA6H-TIOUSik, with -loge hOnovesti TOREE STA LA. STABLE, etlAt OB t , with ROOLIS over,,in Nottingham Alevet.' • An eligibk Property for Investment. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - • ,By, Mr. ROBINS, .. • .. (Of lifefseich Howie, Regent street), • A t G a nterao Cellee.hostore,'lphaisge-alley, Cornhill,en Tunas- DeT, the 27th of Pirbrnary,.lll23, at Twelve o'Clock, (By Order of the Executors of J. P. Hurrooe, Esti. deteawd) A N LEASEIJOLD ESTATE, • held under his Grace the Duke of Portland, consprising a neat, compact Dwelling-house, neatly fitted aP and in excel ' lent condition, situate No.: 4, on the North Side.* Notting hart-street, St. :11ary-lc-Bone, contigunus to the Ile.Ont's Park ; in the ozettPation of -Mr. Matthews, on Lease . tit Air. Joshes'. Iremeriger, till 19,30 ; with a Oardea;:at Brisk Erection at the hack, fotiuerlf, a Careentee's Shop, 'now converted into an Eight-stalk Stable; with a Cinch- • 'house and spacious ruotny Shop 'over, situate. in liostinghasu likews, in the occapation of Grove,' on leAse to Mr. Tdbury, for its une xpi red terns or 19 yeitrs from' Chriitinati last: . a Thre- Na il s ta bl e , olsaise.hosee, with`Dwellin • over; situate adjoining the foregoing, on lease to Mr. Irsy Hall, fur an un expired term of five liars. 'far !lease to be viewed by. Tickets; the otbee•Prentisea .n application to the Tenants, of whom ?articular. may be • had ; of Messrs. Hall and Prowaley, Solicitors, New ilosvoell-court ; at Garraway's; and of Itir,• Robins, No. 1 70,- itegeno-street, of whom t;cLets may be had. •