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r • • : . • .0. 1 / f I , i Ai, 1" . . i( -S Si ; -• • ~ r. • • .... .. . N' • r( •v ' 1 4 4 • A F- iN11.... b' 7 OP • . 4 . •* • 7 • • • - 34 t.t At ) tk 4 % • MAY Jib I $ ; e • ;r - _ N • M lir it 1 1.362 SAT i PONTRACT FOR (MAIN PUMP . GEAR. • , V.4I"I:OFFICE, July 3, 1823. VIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS alid . co.llMLS-' SMA I EES of li if..!../ESTY'S 21:1 IT, do hereby _give S;;liee, That on WEDNESDAY, the 23d of this month, at One pock, they will be ready to treat with .such Persons as may Ise w illing to Centract for supplyin • iris Majeatt's yard, at Deptford, with sondry articles of Al NPU rer Patterns of the Articles may be seen at Deptiqui Yar4iastd a :Fenn of the Tender may be seen at' this Office.... No Tender will he received after (hie o'clock on4he Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him attends. E ve ry Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two recponAible Persons, en. g aging to become bound with the Person tendering in the sum of /IWO, for the due perform:ince of the Contrict. This day were publi s hed, In *DIA ,Qctavo wice 7 boards, .9 ETTER ' S ock the:§TAtE of CHRISTIANITY, -&-Aiu INDI ii.; in ,whicb the Conversion of the Hiodoos Is cf. 4 l%idered is. impracticable. To which is added, a Vindication of the Hindoos, Male and Female, in Answer to a severe Attack made upon both by the Reverend iirthe Abbe' J. A. DUBOIS, Missionary in Mysore, and Author of the Description of the ' People of India. • . I Printed for Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Lontiou. • • Of sv,hotn may, be bad, by the same Author , A Dewitt'.non of the Charaeret, Manners, and Customs of the l'eople of Indi a , an d t h e i r Institutions, Religious and Or% 4to. 21. 216. boards. This day was pnblished; in le2mo. price 6s. boards, imY NOT F. BOOK for I 822 ; or, The AG it [CUL TURAL QC FSTION. A Satirical Poem. By WILFRED WOODFALL, Esq. Author of " Dly Note Book ; or, Sketches frons the Gallery of St. Stephen's." Printed for G. and W. 13. Wbittakcr, Ave-Maria-lane. • Our good friend, Wilfred woodfall, is no respecter of per son, as such a our readers as arc acquainted with his former productions well know, but aims one blow at a Whig, and soother at a Tory, with a just impartiality."—Literary thronicle. July 5,1823. On the Ist of August will be publisised, la Two Volumes Quarto, Price 71. 7s, hoards, or on large paper, price 101. 10s. bolrds, ON COMPARATIVE ANATOMY, illustrated by In Plates. TO which is subjoined, Synopsis Atste matis nevi Anitnalis, nuns /Atrium ex ovi modificationibus propositum. I3y Sir EVERARD Bart. V.P.R.S. F.A.S. F.L.S. &c. Piloted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. Of whom may be had, The former Volumes on- COMMRATIVZ ANATOMY, and other Works, by the same Author. POETRi r AND •VLOWP,RS: • This day was publishsa, in ;Octavo; price 1724. boards, LORA DOMEITICA; or, The Portable Flower- Garden,, with Directions for the Treatment of Plants in Pots, and Illustrations from the •Works of the Poets. " This is a most delightful conapaulon, and highly useful both to the Student in Botany, and to those.who would linci* how to rear their plants and flowers without the labotir of tlAsludy. It rot only gives a scier,tific account of the most popular; products of the Bower-garden, and their names in English, French; and Italian, bid the mode in which each is to be cnlttsfaidi—which esquires sun, and which requires shade, whiehToiti - fhe moist, and which the dry. There is nothing either of dia4etull'in all this: the history of each flower acquires an interest from the elegance of the style, and the sprightliness of the narrative: Seth a book must be welcome at an times, as an lastrbetor in our graver moments, and as a pleasant compa.nbin in the hours relaxation."—Museum July 12. Printed for Taylor and Hessey,. 93, Fleet-street, and IS, Waterloo -place, Pall-mall. • BRUNSWICK HOUSE WATCH AND CLOCK BIAND. I • FACTORY. P. TODE most respectfully returns thanks to' Ul• the Nobility and his Friends in general, for their liberal snort during the short period of his establishment, at 248, Re gent-street, and at the same time assures them it will be not oily his constant endeavour to merit their. future encoprag ment, but to shew his gratitude for the past by paying unremit ting attention to every repeated favour, however trifling. G. P. Tode continues to manufacture every article he ad vances for sale, which enables him to vie with every other no minal manufacturer in London. All sorts of Watches, Clocks,' and Jewellery repaired. Country orders executed with care and dispatch. Clocks wound and attended to by the year, in Town and Country. ~~~.•- ;' '" Thb day was poblithed,„ in Octavo, price 12s. boards, • • RO-03 r 4 An Epic P,oem, in Twelve Boob. By J. B. P'ENNTE, Author of the colloyal Miasmal," &c. Printed for .0. and W. B. Whittaker, Avo-Maria-lane. " The lathiest of the Poem never flags for a moment, and although it almonds. in the most powerful descriptions, and, =cues of the deepest pathos, yet there are no'sudden transitions, no forced similes, or unnatural Images."—Literary Chronicle, June 23,1843: [Pat CE SEVigtirP"." SPLENDID .111ASS1 VII PLATE, ABOUT- TEN THOUSAND OUNCES, Made in the mast Fihisinnabie Style; A small CASKET of *JEWELS, bemitifol BRONZE and OR-MOLD VASES, CANDELABRAS. and vamus Article', • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By ?ilr. Tfoß (Of Warwick House, Regetivstreet), _ - At Mr. Stanley's Rooms, No. 21, Old /loud-street, Piccadilly, On WEDNESDAY next, the g:ld of July, at Twelve o'Qock, .A Superb SERVICE of MASSIVE CHASED PLATE, about TEN THOUSAND .OVNCIES, consisting of .SOdp-tureens and Covers ' Sauce ditto, billies "ar - d Covers, Dessert-disbes, Waiters, Wine-coolers, Candelabras, Candlestick& and Branches; a magnificent Breakfast -set, of unique Design apd matshleu Execution; beautiful Bronze and Or-molu Vases and Candelabras; and a small Casket of valuatle Jewels, consisting of Diamond Necklace, Ear-rings, Dead Or nament, and Brooch ; an elegant large Pearl Necklace and Bracelets; a Suit of costly large Sapphires, &c. May be viewed ou Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale ; when Catalogue& may be on the Premises, at One Shilling each; and of Mr.:Bsabiss, 170, liegent-street. PERPETUAL ADVQWSON atm NEXT PRESENTA , TRW ro ma RECTORY or WOODHAII WALTER% IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'CLange-alley, Combat, OCinuasoar, the 14ih of August, 1823, at Twelve o'Clork, 'VIM PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT 1 PRESENTATION to the RECTORY of WOODIIANI -WALTERS, situate abott4 six Miles front Chelmsford and two from Alaldon, in a fine part of the County of Essex, and about thirty-four Miles from the Metropolis; Consolistrio' A newly-erected substantial Parsonage House, in the style of an Italian Villa, with white Brick, and slated• Roof; conveniently planned and neatly fitted up, with excellent Dorne.tic Offices ; seated on a Lawn; with a Carriage-drive and a Plantation, Plea sure Grounds and dry gravelled Walks; a good Kitchen Garden, and about . DULWICH, SURREY. FORTY-TWO ACRES OF GLEBE, Wish a Barn and Shed; With the GREAT and SMALL UTILES of the Parish ; The Produce of which, by Composition and the estimated Value, • is nearly SEVEN HUNDRED I'OUNDS PER ANNUM. The present Incumbent is Forty-one Years of Age. . Particulars may be had of Mr. Benjamin Burchell, the Clerk, e Woodham Walters, who will shew the Parish; at the Inn► at Malden ; Griffin, Dunbury ; Black Boy, Saracen's Head, and Messrs. Meggy and Chalk, Chelmsford ; Spread Eagle, Ingate stone ; White Hart, Romford; at the Office of the Cambridge Chronicle, Cambridge ; the Star, and Mr. Adams, and Oxford Journal, Oxford; of Messrs. Benbow, Alban, and Benbow, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's; and of • Mr. Robing, N 0.170, Regent-street. ELEGANT RESIDENCE with OFFICES, G ARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUND, and MEA DOW LAND, about TWENTY SEVEN ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At (Unaware Cofee-house, in F.xcleange-Alley, Combat, On THuasl.►Y the 14th August, 1823, at Twelve °pock. AL Very' DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for a long Term of Years, comprising, 'A CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, Pleasantly situate at DULWICH, about Five Miles from the 'Puree Bridges. adapted for the accommodation of a Family of Distinction, seated on a Lawn, planned with Suites of ,Spa cious Apartments, handsomely Ettted up, and in excellent repair, with nearly HERTFORDSHIRE. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, With Offices, Coach-house, Stables, &c. Meadow Land, end Right of Sporting, TO BE LET, men LIDIEDIATE rounsioy, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Relent-street,) A" A DESIRABLE and COMMODIOUS RESI DENCE, adapted fur the accgrnmodation of a Family f Distinction; with goad Offices, Coach-house, Stables, excelletA Gaden, and upwards of SEVENTY-ONE ACRES of good Grass Land, with the flight of Sporting over a NL-:-or of about Fifteen Ilundred Acres, situate in a fine part of he County of liens, near a Market-• Town • good Roach, and re spectable Neighbourhood ; distant from ' London about Thirty Miles._ To be viewed •by Tickets, which, with Particular, may be had of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. COMMODIOUS AND VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, With'EiceUerit OFFICES, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, • • , GARDENS, FARM, &c. TO BE-SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • By Mr. ROBINS, . (OrWarrsick House, Regent street), AVERY, nESIRABLE ESTATE, comprisi ng , a Commodious and well-built RESIDENCE, erected' within a few years, In excellent order, and fit for the imme diate reception of a Family of Distinction ; planned with suites of handsome Apartments, elegantly fitted up; with exce ll ent Attached and Detached ffices, Coach-House, Stables, and all requisite Outbuildings, Farm-House, and Farming Buildings, and upwards of SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES (If excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable and Wood L a nd, stored with fine Thri ving Timber, the Land in a fine State of Cultivation. The Estate will be Sold in One Lot, or the Mansion and any part of the Land that may be required. The situation healthy, the Neighbourhood highly respectable, with good Roads, near a Market Town. only Fifty Miles West of London. A most desirable Property as a Residence, to those fond of Agricul tural pursuits iindFteld.Spnrta. Particulars may be had of Mr: Robins, N 0.170, Regent -street. SURREY, Near CODA LAIING and GUILDFORD. A most beautiful PICTURESQUE FRREHOLD ESTATE, MANORS, FISHERY, fte. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE . CONTRACT,• By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-stieet,) T HE Distinguished and Celebrated FREEHOLD RSTATE r t , I W RSTBROOK-PLACII ; - - With Manors, Court-Baron, Quit-Rents, Reliefs, Heriots, /ice. and Fishery in the River Way. / The capital FAMILY MANSION is - seared in a beautiful small Park, fit for the itnin,•;_iate %impales of a Family of Respectability, recently altered and improkod ct a very consi derable expense; excellent Domestic -Mims, Yard, ,Coaelt houses, Stables for eight Horses, i4ros:Hisos,oodAse l Stable, Covr-honse, large Bemire. prod."'''' , . • • ••• . (.." z.f..a, 41 .t a l; r - ' 7 I: F A z , • k., . . .. air .. ......-- -.-..: - - - -s ' . - Cl.lll ri out . : 4 ..: ' Lte .' _ • o k '' A t ' l ___ ; 41' s c , *' - • • ..ki ' IP - ...... . ---"' : • ILA :if, : ! 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THIS Day is submitted, as a .justice due to every I. individual, and as a duty that one and all owe even to themselves; viz. the attentive perusal of, " AN APPEAL TO A BILITISII PUBLICK on the hitherto unprivileged and in judicious exclusion of the Science and Practice of Electricity front the Materia Medica:" with Cures of Diseases that are un accomplishable by Medical Art ; exposing, as destructive of Hinnsn Life, the dangerous custom that prevails (for, the truth must be told!) of incoherently administering Mercurials, and deleterious Drugs, generally, &c. &c. &c. Dy DIIDI.KY ADAMS, Medico-Electrician, and Friend to the Community at large, No. S 2, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's. Said, price 2s. tid. by T. Wilson, No. 5, St. Paul's Church lard; .1. Sinner, •N 0.73, ditto ; Sherwood and Co. 10, Pater noster•row ; and by all. Medical and , other Booksellers. ENGRAVING AND PRINTING IN GENERAL.. WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Entaraver and Printer to their ROYal Higheesses the belie of, York aad the Duchess of Clarence, begs leave most respectfully to in form the Nubility, Gentry; and Public In general, that he has tritersed front Red Lion-street, Red Lion-square, to No. 30,. STRAN 0, nearly opposite lietifurd-street, where he hopes to 'merit a continuance of that support he has already had the hos rear ofieceiving front them. In sot:kith!: future favours, W. A. begs lease to observe that tde rtrictest attention and punctuality may be relied on in the *Jrution of their commands. V!, Cii:uits, and Plans, Bankers' Cheeks, Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, Circular Letters, Music Titles. Fac-similes, Tradesmen's Cards, Bills of Parcels, Visiting Tickets, Cumpli molt Cards, Coats Of Arms, Cre,ts and Ciphers, withEograving 21111 Priztkg of every description on the shortest notice. Door s nude to size, and Eugraved. Arms found and painted on e / 11 1., or Euz, , rave ' d ou Stone. Steel, Silver, Ivory. &c. Cioupli ment Cards it. gseat variety, and Card-cases of every description. W. Aksander has Lstely published " The Eight Ileatitudes," dedicat e d, by permission, to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence and under the patronage of the Royal P.usiily„ all ,!IF bound, price 15s. or in single sheets, at Is. each. Also, " the faun's Prayer," pricie2s. rid. If bound with The Beal:1- ' l 'de% price 17s. ed. which way be had as above,. and of, every t eilketable Bookseller. W The Ts ade supplied with Cropliment .Car r . . . MONTHLY SALE. Very Valuable NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY. A POLICY on a very advanced LIFE, and SHARES in the ROCK LIFE ASSURANCE. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. M. RAINE, (Successor to the late Mr. Scorr), On Wriontstiax, July 30, at Twelve, at the Mart, London, unless reviously sold, GLA MORG A NSHIR E CANAL—Ten Shares in this rare and valuable Concern, (rpm Cardiff to Myrtber Tydvil, for the export of Ir o n, Coal, &c. from the immenee Iron, Coal, and Lime Works in the neighbourltood,•dlviding. £l3. 12s. 84. per Share per • Annum, payable Quarterly, and punctually and from the steady nature•of the concern, It is an excellent Iceperty to hold. SHARKSin &e BIRMINGHAM CANAL, dividing "le per r. Alma*, with the Dividend front April last ; and. also Art Eght the REGENTS CANAL, a very interesting and improving Concern. A POLICY of £lOO, dated November, 1808, in the Rock Life Assurance Company, on the Life of a Gentleman An his seventy-fourth year, with the addition of ,C 24, the Premium XS. 14s. per Annum; and Twenty Shares in the ;aid Company. . Particulars at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham; the Mart; and. of Mr. M. Raine, 28, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London. LEEDS AND LIVERPOOL CANAL SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. AL . RAINE, (Successor to the late Mr. Scorr), On ITemresnar, July 30, at Twelve, at the Mart, London, by . order of Executors, in Lots, without reserve,. LEEDS and LIVERPOOL CANAL—Twelve Original Shres, ivith the Dividend from May last, la ths established, irety-extertsive, and improving Navigation, pos sessing ieveral eminent and well knovia advantages, and divid ing £l2 per Share per Annum, Payable in May and November, forming an eligible Stock for permanent investment. ParticUlars at the Saracen's Head, Dale -street, Liverpool; the Mart; and of Mr. M. Bain., iB, New Bridge4treet, Black friars, London._ TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES of Rich Meadow Land, presenting a Park-like appearance, or namented with Shrubjseries ' Plantation and dry gravelled Walks; a neat Entrance Lo dge, and Carriage Drive to the House, with a Portico Entrance to a Spacious Hall; a noble, Bowed Dining Parlour, about 33 feet, by 22 feet ; an elegant Conservatory ; Drafting-room, 50 feet by 21 feet ; Breakfast Parlour, and Gentlernan's4oom ; an elegant Oak Staircase to the First Floor; capital Library. over the Dining Parlour ; an elegant Boudoir • Three .Pskacipal Bed-chambers, Dressing room, Water-closet, Anti-room, and a Bath-room : a Secondary Staircase to a large Nursery, and Chamber adjoining, and Ten Sleeping-rooms, Closeis,&c. The Offices comprise Servants'-hall, Housekeeper's-room, Kitchen, Scullery; Footman's-room, Store roomi-and Cellars for Wine, Beer, &c. Detached, there ii a Dairy, Brew-house, or Wash-house, with, a Brick Oven; Farce:Rumps amply supplying the*Pretnises, with hard. and soft Water, Knife and Wood-houses ; a Stable yard, with Two Coach-houses; Sit-stall Stable and Lofts. A convenient Farm-lykrd, with all requisite Buildings ; TWo productive Kitchen-gardens, Well , Stocked, Cropped, and Planted with numerous Choice - Frisk .7rees, ForeingAnuse, Gapers', Peach-house, Melon-ground...enclosed with•lofty Walls, clothed with Choice Fruit Trees, Ice-house, Atfatic;Sununer-house, and a Gardener's,Cottage, &c. • • -• • • The / I .linch:tier may be eweoistmedated Gallery of Dulwich Chapel : • • • To be viewed by lichees. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Greybosuad, DulWich; Golden Lion Camber well ; Green Man, Blaeleseath; at Garraway's ; and Of Mr. Ro bins, N 0.170, Regent-street • wherws Plan of the Estate-may be seen, and Tickets he vie wing may sbe had. wiat Pew in the • SURREY. Between HAMPTON-COURT and OATLANDS. FREEHOLD ESTATE, EE TITH ME-E FREE and LAND-TAX REDD. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free and Land-Tat rideentedoituate in the Parishes of Walton and small part in Moulsey ; APPS COURT, WEST MOULSEY, Comprising an excellent new-erected MANSION, planned for the Accommodation of a Family of Distinction, with Suites of handsome Apartments; a complete Range of excellent Do-' nestle Offices of all descriptions; llot and Cold Bath, Ste. the whole planned and finished in a superior manner, and fit for immediate reception ; Cu/eh-houses and Stabling, with Rooms and Lets over ; Farm-yard, Bailiff's Cottage, and Outbuildings ; productive Kitchen Garden, walled round; Pleasure Grounds, Shrubberies, and Plantations; Sheets of Water, and rich Mea dow and Pasture Land, containing about ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX ACRES, _ __... An walled in, with Mitrance-gates, &e. In hand. APPS COURT FARM, adjoining and bounded by the River Thames on the North side.; comprising a genteel COT. TAGE RESIDENCE, with Oflicea, Garden, a good Farm yard, and varioui*Agrieultural Buildings, Picturesque Cottages, and a compact Farumrard, and Outbuildings; and sundry En closures of rich Meadow, Pasture, and !Alla& Land, al lyingcompact, and containing upwards of ...fity,o HUNDRED and' TWENTY-TIMER ACRES; ' - In possession of Mr. STAINIOII4UaIIir a Lion.: pi ? .e' A eningslet- DAVELLIIIIG-HOUSE, WMI4 . - Staple, and Outbuildings, and a Plot of sick G*4tin. about lirk; AP “Eft, enc4n* by Wa/los. stocked 'and ind with Brisiktrrs; in die llicupation of Mr.. Scarocre; on tease. - AliO, a. FREEHOLD and COPY HOW lESTATE, situate in the'Vtßage of Meesbam and. Padalsof Waltongcomprising a Brickbuilt ' COTT AOEs:• Gorki", . Two Barns, and nearly fiaTV4,4'WEll of excellent Arabje Land, in, the oeenita t tion of Mr. Staxactonin, on Lase. :nig Mausiou to be viewed by,l)ckets. ' Mi. liewitti . a *App. Cour t. we skint the Lad, of wi ' alorthwues tworbe.h44-itatil.tiklop4isi - Atipivitotaturpattsent k %TVA P 41 3. °`-: A ( Ftu. • • .. . • - : , . Js:^~ T nd Orchard, ace. • 1 1 1 1 . The Park Islsounded on egg ddiriry•- dB, biennia River Wry, pleaship Walks - visa WO* tise2Wdoth..ene ern p4rA.. d with left( Wadi-WWI Meats ErAnnt,n4thimisetlasJit Trees; with Capitstillehdli*Sisd - A raid. Loni c andoilismasior, Stated with fine thrhielldliedieri aimsandingiwitli Gino, ips o _ prlsing in the whole shad ONE 114,1/111)111.1WIAND =Ty- TWO ACRES. , '1: • ! • 461114 Capital PAPER, OIL, LKATI43R, and FLOGE4JILLS, with Machinery, Ourbeildise f Dwelling-haws, and.; imasead of Water; Anises Ind Oittaisi ii•Oodalesint, Ana alms .; TWENTtOPIEACREiIIinkbIigADOW LAMA May de 43e9yed briltikassoolaila, Vids.lketiteLsrs oaf be Auk bad o f Up; Itasilsr; Wei 4 VPll,i t arritissms4 whlsrp. a Dm and /0•111 briri t ithiemse_; t utt l . , x) • • ‘... =KM OW ,1101... .4j : • . ,c Ol, Si Trq .b SieTr 'POO onsr.• Jit' i - - PORCUPINE RETICULES and 'GRANADINE r: Auzi.: SCAR'S.—These elegant and fashionable ac tides are to be had at JAY'S Shawl, blercery,. and Linen Ware -2sB, Regenustreet, in greater variety and cheaper than atany other House in London. Ladies of Distinction are, there fore, most respectfully. Invited to kick "ovir his well selected stock before their departure from Town for the Summer vaca tion, as it combines many. light and tasty appendages, particu larly adapted for the season. JAY is also introducing the harle quin sprigged dresaes, which are peculiar to his own house ex clusively, and from the extensive sale they have met with, and tie universal satisfaction given to purchasers, he can recommend them with the greatest confidence. Ball Gauzes, and Dresses of every description, rich Plain and Figured. Sarsnets, Poplins, Nor wich and Cyprus Crapes, &c. the whole combining elegance with novelty and economy, for the display of taste. Fresh importa tions of Irish Linens, Table Lists's, and Sheeting,, continually on sales at very Reduced Prices.—N. B. Two doors from Regent eirno,Ox ford-street, JAY ' S'noted Warehouse for Ladies' Dresses.