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.... --.."^-lena - •-•-wir.rip•-•"- ....^. ^ ---4 .• "T" Per Cwt kAV ‘ Zel f . I S US MOW'. i 0 )1 Abb ) "Akielh,... l e , - -,. . a. i f‘ 4 1 74 Oa . P lal33 .Pa ("kftv.4 • ~~ .. ~~ .~ Numßrit 11 :355 ] FRIDAY, JULY 1; 18i).3. '4T:TIT : : • I • :. UK i ci Saysz4e44o : _ • PORT OF FALMOUTH. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, A , o r der of the Hon. the Commissioners of kis 3fri:ieny's Custonu; At %b Custom-House, in this Port, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d July , 1112 . 6, at Ten &Clock in the Forenoon, T HE NDERMEN nz. TIONED GOODS, i 161 Pieces Earthenware 2 6 Cotton Lace • 66 Ribbon 4 Braga Shawls 14 Mats 14 Baskets . 7 Silk Handkerchiefs 1 Looking Glass 4 Chimney Ornaments 1 Book of Engravings 13 Pots Sweetmeats 1 Parcel Polished Stones 4 Bottles Medicine 5 Pickles, &e. Some Shells, Chairs, Flats, &c. &c. And 8 cwt. Palm Oil. TIIE CIIILLINGAORTII ESTATE. To he SOLD in AUGUST net, DURSbANT to a Decree of th e Hi g h Co ur t of -11- Chancery, made in a certain cause intituled, CH II. LI NG WORTH v. CHI LIA NG WORTH, ,with the ePPr°' bation of James '!'rower, Esquire, one of the Masten of the sail Court; all the Freehold Estates of WILLIAM Milt- LONG WORTH, deceased, formerly of Moor-place, near the 5t117,1, Vainhall-road, Esquire, consisting of Freehold Houses in Great Tower -street, Rose -court, Water-lane, Saint Mary at Hill, and Little Bush-lane, all in the City of Landon. Printed particulars whereof may shortly be had, gratis, at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery lane; of Mr. James Taylor, Solicitor, 15, Furnival's Inn ; of Messrs. Burnley and Atkins, Solicitors,l, Fos Ordinary-court,' Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street ; of Messrs. Dunn and Words- worth, Solicitors, Threadneedle -street; of Mr. Patten, Solicitor, Hatton Garden ; and at other places, which, together with the time and place of Sale,Will b e hereafter advertiped. *JAMES TAYLOR, Solicitor, 15, Furnival's Inn. LAW OF PARTNERSHIP. • • • 1 1 Jest published, in One Volume Royal Svo. price 2ls. its-boards, A PRAC TICAL TRF:AcTISE ou the LAW of PARTNERSHIP. By N. COW, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law. Printed for Charles Hunter, Law Bookseller, No. 26, Bell yard, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be bad, every New ' risprudeuce of the Country on the Kr Law Libraries bought or CXI Tbis day sra pabfasiarahorireSs.• 811. • • QUESTA NCE a the SPEECH Wale Right lion. KJ. GEO EWE eA,NNING, in she Ifont. of Commons, an Wednesday, the 30th of Apri1,,1823, on Mr. Macdonald's Mo tion, respeetitti she ?felicitations at Vettiene, Paris, and Madrid. With an Appendix, containing Paper. presented to bo;h fuses of Parliament. .• • Printed-tar J. Hateban! u fine, WY; 'Piccadilly. 91 Gallons Branmd44y Bu Geneva 39 Wine 9.1 Whiskey Vinegar Oil 156 0 A Son) 41 Bed Feathers 11 Leather 124 Sugar ys Tamarinds 111pkces Liznum Vitz 16 Rnsi• Wood Tulip Wood 2 Hard Wood 6 Nankeen A Fowling-piece Taw Work relating to the Ju. Day of Publication. tchaiged on liberal Terms. - e Vol. Byo. price•nr. bds. l'Elt'S GUIDE; or, E 4 WCArWa. L • , ALL the Books 'ada;)tect..to.;he. Practice of thi! I N TERROR 4T1,V4 YfiTsill&est• EIIUC A TI N, .and.their for Beading, and for klement.iry Instruction, my be had. with the fullest ailoWenet on Numbers, of every Bookseller in ''own and Country; by whom Catalogues and most of the Woks are kept for Invvoting and examination. This seri:s of Books, which .bas been meaty-five years in pro gress' is now completed, b y its satisfactory extension t o very branch of liberal and desirable Education. Bridge-street,'Jitly . 4.* • This day was published, in One THE JAMAICA PLAN'_ System for • Planting and Managing- a Sugar Estatril other PLintations in that Island, and throughout the Brit4is West Indies in general. Illustrat e d with int e r e sting Ancorlishea By THOMAS ROUGEILEY, Nearly Twenty Years a Sugar Planter in Jamaica, Printed for Lorris.L.i.:, Hurst, Rees, 'Orme, Brown, and, Green, London. The Aut:i.e• of thie Wnrk has spent many Years in the occu pation of a Plantar; his.; Knowledge of the prevailing System of Culture has been matured by Experience, and he • has, he trusts, discovered some of those Errors which ave -occasioned both Expense :old Fititure.—l'reace. LEEDS. THE Undivided F ourt h P arto f t h e KNOWSTROP and lIUNSLETWILLS.—The FARM at BLACK BANK, in the occupation of Mr. Bantrrr..-;.LANDS at Knowstrop and Cross Green, and in Woodhouse Lane, and other parts of Leeds, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 7 Pieces 404 Handkerchiefs and Scarfs Foreign Silk 4 Pair Hose For Exportalion. And some Chocolate The Goods may be viewed two days before the Sale. • WHITAKER'S ItICIIMONDSIIIRE. • Tlis day was published, in-Two Volumes , folio, nn fine Demy Paper, £25 4s. and on Super-royal Drawing Paper, with Indian Paper Proof Impressions of the Plates, £5O Es. AHISTORY OF RICHMONDSHIRE,. in the North Riding of York ; together with those parts of the Everwicschire, of Doomsday, which form the Wapentakes of Lonsilale Ewecross, and Amunderness, in the Counties of York, eancaster, and Westmoreland. IN Lars, On FILMAY the Ist day of August, 1823, at the White Horse Inn, in Leeds, • By Mr. 11. PHILLIPS, 73, New Bond-street. Printed Particulars may be had, and Plans of the Property seen after the 15th inst. at the Offices of Mr. Henry Teal, Al bion-street, and Mr. Cookson, Commercial -street, Leeds ; of Mr. William Dalton, Bury St. Edmund's; and Messrs. Norton and Chaplin, No. 3, Gray's Inn-sqtrtre London ; and the Auctioneer. The Property may be viewed on application to Mr. Teal. By thelate THOS. DUNHAM WHITAKER, LLD. F.S.A. Vicar of Whalley, and of Blackburn, in Lancashire._ FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Old Ship Inn, BRIGHTON, on TUESDAY, the 29th of July, 1893, THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, The same having been seized and legally condemned, viz. FOR ROME CONSUMPTION. 3 Gallons of Brandy I 3 Gallons of Geneva 971 Gallons of Brandy For Dealers and others. 241 Gallons of Geneva 2 'Nests of India japanned boxes 14i lbs. Chocolate 1 Carved Ivory Case 16 lbs. Confectionary Feather Tippets 144 Chip Hats A small Scent Bottle . 3 Leghorn Hats 30 Bone Fans 19 Yards Lace 2 Bead Purses 140 Pieces of Porcelain, con- A quantity of bound Books silting of Vases and Chim -26 lbs. Succades hey Ornaments 31 Musical Works for Boxes Si Yards Poplin A Baad Bracelet and Necklace 27i Superficial feet Plate Glass 30 Coloured Prints, under ono 1 4-5 Gillon Wine foot square 28 Common green glass quart 3 Plain Prints Bottles FOR Zxro STATION. 519 Yards Sill: I Silk Net Shawl 6181 Yards Satin 331 Yards Ribbon Mt Yards Gauze 4 Waistcoats 42 Silk Handkerchiefs 2 Silk Scarfs 1097 Pair of Leather Gloves 32 Pair Stockings 1 Silk Scarf 10 Pair Silk Shoes 1 Crape Scarf 1 Satin Waistcoat le lbs. Silk and Cotton Laces 7 Pair Silk Gloves Map 3 Silk Handkerchiefs .91 Coloured Pripts 2 Remnants 46 Plain Prints 10 Yards Crape 1 Crape Veil . 1 Pair Silk Braces 2 Purses 3 Silk Cravats 7 Yards Silk Galloon A Piece ditto Binding 1 Silk Dressing-pawn 1 Silk Night Cap 2 Girdles I Buckle :cwt. 3 qrs. 18 lbs. unbound Books Ss lbs. Verdigris 26 Pieces Bandanna Handker chiefs East India Handkerchiefs 4 Silk Gowns 1 Silk Petticoat 4 Pair Satin Shoes 14 Pair of Kid Gloves 1 Pieces Silk Gauze GOODS DETAINED TOR ■FIND UNDERVALUED. 38 Dozen Tops of Snuff Boxes I 9 Dozen Small Snuff Boxes And on WEDNESDAY, the 30th July, 1823, at SIIORP:- RAM, 3 Open Boats, an Auobor and Warp, and sundry Half Ankers broken up. A Deposit of Twenty-five per Cent. will be required. The. Gouda to be viewed (in Office hours) the day before and looming pf Sale, at the Custom-house Warehouse, Brighton. H. PARTINGTON, Collector. It. GATES, Comptroller. PERCUSSION GUNS. A. BECKWITH has the honour to inform • Noblemen and Gentlemen Sportsmen, that his late IMPROVEMENTS in PERCUSSION GUNS have given satisfaction to every Gentleman that has used them, they having Shot more game than they had ever dune with any other gun ; lihith they attribute to the contracted line of direction, as well ut to the astonishing quickness of communication to the charge of Powder, and to the increased velocity of the shot. Beckwith's Guns may be expeditiously primed three different ways, which prevent the possibility of accident : the barrels are all proved by percussion, warranted safe, and to shoot equal to the best that can be produCed ; the locks are completely water proof, and mud easier cleaned than any others, as it is not necessary to take them off the stock.—Old guns altered to fire by percussion at a moderate expense; great variety of second-hand guns; remark ably strong and quick-firing cylinder gunpowder; percussion powder of very superior quality; copper caps and primers of every deseription ; with every article in the gun trade, retail and for exportation.—Gunmaker to the lion. East India Company, Skinner -street, London. • DELCROI X, Peefurner, 33, Old Bond-street, begs . leave to recommmd to the Public the undermentioned su perior articles of PERFUMERY, and which are already so ldgir in estimation that to comment on their superiority would be suptelluoua. His Esprit de raesude aux Millefleurs: surpassing every other compo,ition of the kind; his Esprit Su Bouquet du Roi George the Fourth ; and his nrw Etu Meriteilleuse Aromatique au Bou quet d' Espagsie ; Esprit de Rose ; Bouquet des Dames, Mare chile, 'linnet, Moust.eliae, Jasmin Midelleurs, Portugal, Viol lette, Chevrefuille Bouquet, itezeda, and many otner sorts. Antis Elitir and Anti-Scorbutic Tooth Powder for cleansing and pre serving the Teeth and Gums, and preventing and curing the Tooth-ache. The richly-perfumed Aromatic and Mecca Emollient Soaps Lod Franchipane Shaving Soap for Gentlemen's use; kis cele brated Vegetable Extract for cleansing and beautifying the hair also his Pommade Regenerative for the growth :cud preservation of the !lair ; Poudre Unique for chang:ng fed or grey hair to a beautiful brown or black; and his Poudre Su b til fur rcrnot. ing sup:dittoes hair without pain or !jury in a f'w minutes; a su refire assortment of Rouge, IPdle Antique, Sec. Ia short, he has every other article of Perfumery of the most ulPerior quality, front sparing neither pains nor expense to ob :tiothem. ills Perfumery, &c. is sold also by all the principal Perfu mers in the United Kingdom. AROMATIC sr. , lttrr OF VINEGAR. THIS agteeable perfumed liquor (the original in vention of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy in "lieving Faintness and Heau-ache, and in counteracting the erects of over-heated, close, or iniected air, continues to be pre- Pared, in the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and W !JURY, Manufacturing Chemists, Blanchester. It is sold in I, 4 lition, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. BATLEY and Mew, erfumers, Cockspur-street ; and Retail, price Sts. 9d. by one alert or more in every principal Town ; but it cannot be genuine, u?less the names of the above preparers are engraved on the 4 2overnment stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each .box. Vrpfer Sptinge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual.— As above may also be had, authenticated by a similar stamp, Nunes Catcreen MAGYIroi‘ in bottles tt 29. id. or with glass Stoppas, at 4s. 6cl. This day was published, in Bvo. price 7s. 6d. boards, REMARKS on the COUNTRY extending from CAPE PALMAS to the RIVER CONGO, including Observations on the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants; with an Appendix, containing an Account of the European Trade with the West Coast of Africa. By CAPTAIN JOHN -ADAM& Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, AA-Maria-lane. " From Cape Palmas to the Congo the Author has landed at every important place ; and he has thrown together, almost In the form of notes, the observations which occurred on these occasions. 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At CH ft IST I A N's Warehouses, No. 10, Strand, corner of Craven -street; and No. 11, Wigmore-street, London. NEW FLAXEN LINENS. AXILLARDS', IMPORTERS of FOREIGN LI ILL NESS and FRENCH CA MBRICS. The Nobility, Families, and the Public, are most respectfully acquainted, that they have received a new and extensive supply of their valuable Flaxen Linen, in 7-Bths, *Atha, 5-4ths, and 6-4ths ; the durabi lity of which surpasses every other kind of Linens, and renders it an article meriting the notice of every Family. It is brought forward in direct opposition to that class of Linens which have been found, in innumerable instances, not to pay the trouble of making up: its thread, by an entire new process, is made and wove in a way to prevent both unequal wear and splitting, and thus rendered of certain durability.—lt is sold in webs, of 25 yards, &c. from 2s. per yard, for general family wear, to the finest qualities, for the use of the Nobility, the Spanish Markets, &c. and in 5-4ths and 6-4ths, for superior Sheeting and Pillow Linens, exclusively; at their FOREIGN and BRITISH WAREHOUSE, No. 16, CHE APS' DE. Wholesale Depart ment up stairs. COWPER'S HOMER. This Jay were published, in Four Volumes, foolscap Bvo. price LI Bs. THE ILIAD and ODYSSEY of HOMER; trans lated into English Blank Verse, with copious Alter ations and Notes. By the late W. COWPER, Erg. Also, uniform with the above, the Lrerirs of the late %Lt.!Au Cowers., Req. to hit Friends. A new Edition, re vised by his Kinsman J. 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