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. ' ...7. , v1 .4 / 0 C/C6l Z Z L 1.--O-'2, / ........- r, i iit x .. - ;II ....... -...--' gr o iljt, 1 11\ Al 1 4 t `i . 1 1 ct ! ! Al ) ... . ...1 A t i jr i l lf 11. r, .4 AL . . ........ . • • _ W il l ili r ' • • -07.. lir • — 77 -- ..4f;', • -s c\ • , • • • immuftwariNftrumlie Pnce 7d. BY AUCTION. ;IDENCE, BROAD-STREET- U/TTLEWORTH, iDAY, Ott. 12, at 12, by ordiv of lbw M.D., deceased, unless an acceptable y private contract, spaciOus LEASEHOLD RESI-. ously situate within five minutes' walk 1 67, Broad-street-buildings, admirably noressional establishment, or a public in good bed-chambers. with dressing. pacTus handsome drawing-room and ‘'r4-•••Z , -c -4 1 e iio. 7,118. LONDON, IVEINESIAY, IOCTOBFAI, 5, 1825. NOTICE TO NI AItI NE RS.. rRiTrifirHOUSE, LONDON, Oct. 3, 1815. NK.OTICE, is Acreby riven, that a WHITE BUOY is moored in 64 Fathoms at Low Water Spring Tides, of the . Part or Eloow of the West Barrows Sand. commonly called i b e move, with the following Compass Bearing+, via. The Shears Beacon N.E. i N. The iitoy of the Mouse W. b. S.; S. and just clear of the Nord. Side of the Sand, where it dines at the Water's edge. The Wuhan Beacon W. or W. 4S. nearly. n e if selin Buoy N.W. b. W. 4 W. nree ship Lengths to the Northward of the Buoy thcre are To Fathoms Water, and the dry Edge of the Eastern iipit of the riled bean S.S.E. little more than a Cable's Length from it. By c.ounuand of the Corporation, J. HERBERT, Secretary. This day is published, in 1 so! 12Mo, mice bs. boards. AN ACCOUNT of the COLONY o f VAN DIE 111EN'S LAND, principally static:lid for the Use of ' Emigrants. BALES BY AUCTION. ON THE MARINE PARADE. BRIGHTON. A DELIGHTFUL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, IMME DIATELY FACING THE SEA. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Old Ship. Brighton, on SATURDAY. Oct. N. at 12, A N Excellent FREEHOLD MARINE RESI DENCE, 41 presenting an admirable opportunity , either for occupation or inveattnent; it is delightfully situate nearly opposite the CHAIN PIER, AT BRIGHTON, Being No. 69, on the Marine Parade, containing ample accommo dation for a family of respectability ; it has lately been consi. derably improved, at an immense expense, and has a projecting how front, thus commending a bold and uninterrupted view in every direction. It is at present in the occupation of Mrs. Fin. layinn, for a term of which five years and a half are unexpired, at • low rent of ISO guineas a year ; the land tax is in-deemed. May be viewed with permission of the tenant, sad particulars bad ; also of Messrs. Hill an d F armer. Solicitors, Pavilion_ parade ; at the Old Ship, Brighton ; and of Messrs. Robins, i Covent-Fluxion. By EDWARD CURB. " I purpose to explain those points or. which persons intentling to emigrate to Van Di e m e n' s Land usually require information, to Live them a general Account of the Colony and its Inhabitants ; and the prospects held out to Emigrants; show them how m turn their means, often very limited, to the beet advantage ; and to giro them such advice as may be useful in the commencement, at lean, of their very arduous undertaking."—Preface. Printed for G. Online and Co. 31, Poultry; W. and C. Tait, Edinburgh ; and G. and J. Robinson, Live:roof. CTIO) MERCANTILE RESIDENCE, BROA, Mr. SHUTTrEOT At the Mart, on W EDNESDAY ,Oct. W lig, R at H Executrix of Dr. Meyer, M.D., deceased, unl oder is previously made by private contract, AN excellent and very spacious LEASE) DENCE, advantageously situate within r of the Royal Exchange, No. 7, Broad-strec-bui._ adapted for a mercantile or professional establishmeni institution, containing seven good bed-chambers. Moms and water-closet, spacious handsome drawing-room .. anti-drawing-room, communicating by folding doors, a handsome extensive ball and staircase, capital dining parlour, library, butler's pantry, light convenient kitchens, numerous well arranged domestic offices, rapacious wins vaults and cellaring, and large paved. ward behind. Feld under the Corporation of '-- City of La..' MICABLE SOCIETY,for INSURANCE of LIVES, Sitioeawr's Ixw, FLFET•STRIET. LONDON. Incorporated by Queen Anne, 1706. And its Powers further extended by his present Majesty's Charter, granted the 12th February, 182 2 3. The Directors have now to offer to the attention of the public, Tables of Rates for the Inkumnc e of Li ves , at t h e var i ous Ages Hum Bto 72 either for the whole Life; any specific number of years ; the contingency of one person surviving another ; or for the joint continuance of the Lives of two or more persons, the Insur once payable on the death of either. Insurances in this Office arc effected in certain cues at a reduc tion of nearly 20 per cent. and on the whole on terms greatly favour. able to the Insured; and Insurances may be effected front 2801 to 5,0001. and every kind of Insurance, however short the period of continuance, Is entitled to a participation in the pecuniary ad vantages accruing to the Corporation. Thesis advantages are whoPy appropriated to the benefit of the Inured, in proportion to the antount of each Insurance. In the last year, Insurances of 291 Shares became Claims, and are now in course of payment at 2131. is. 6.1. per share, being, on 89 shares, 63 per cent.; OR 3 share., 32 per cent.; on 3 shares, 43 per cent.; on 14 shares, 35 per cent; and on-182 shares, 21 per cent in addition to the AMOilliit originally insured. Abstracts of the charters and by-laws, with tables of the premiums, may be had at the Office, where attendance is . given daily front nine till three o'clock. By order of the Cotirt of Directors, J. PENSAM, Registrar. . the City of London for fourteen years unexpired. at very low rent. May be viewed with dawn only, which, with particulars, may be bid of Mr. Shutdeworth, 21. Poultry. Particulars may be had ako Air. Finch, Solicitor, 8, Throgniortou-strect ; and at the Mar.. TO WHOLESALE TEADEALERS, GROCERS, AND OTHERS. MOST ELIGIBLE PREMISES. GRACECHUIteII STREET, NEAR CORNIIILL. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At tits Man, on WEDNESDAY, October 26, at It ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT D MINT. TREASURY CHAMBERS, SIFT. Pd, 1325. NOTICE is hereby gircn to all Persons desirous 41! coutractiog to supply BEEF AND MUTTON, T o b majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, mad Barracks in the under-mentioned Counties : Barks Cumberland Kent Chemer Dorset Sussex That the Deliveries are to commence of and for the 25th day of Yoeember nest; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked • Tender fel Army Supplies." will he received at this Office on or before Friday, the 213th day of October, but none will bu received after Twelve o'clock on that day. Proposals must be made separately far each County ; and each Propose' roust bare the I.etter which le annexed to the Tender pare r, Fu l d up, by two persons of known property engarng to beanie bound with the party tendering in the amount stated in the printed particulars. for the due performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Ten der, and the prices expressed in words at length • and ghouls.' it so happen that during the continuance of the Co ntract no troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamps en the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Con. tractor. shall be refunded to him. Particulate of the Contracts may be had upon application at these Chambers between the hours of ten and four. EAST INDI.I DOCK HOUSE, SEPT. $O, 1825. /11HE Court of Dirrctors of the East India Dock Com pany do herebv give Notice, that a GENERAL MEET ING of the PROPRIETORS of the said Company will be held at their House in Saint Helen's-place, Biehopegate•street, on FRIDAY NEXT. the 7th of October, at Twelee o'clock, for tha purpose of considering of a Dividend on the Capital Stock of the Company, for the Half Year ending at Michaelmas last. By Order of the Court. JOHN FARRAN, Sec. N.R. The Chair will be taken at One o'clock precialey. lONPON LNIVERSITY.— At a Meeting of the. lj Protioionsl Committee, held on Monday. 26th September, t vas resolved—That the purchase of Ground in Gower-sugeo, snuble for the Building, having been completed, a Call be made of 25 per Cent. upon the Amount of Shuts subscribed , ee be paid 01 or before the 15th November next, to either of th: following Ilvdters:— iEssesinTith. Payne, & Smiths I Illeurs. Comm and Co. Si. J. Peeling, Shaw, Se Hammersley and Co. Co. Ransom, Millard, & Co. Ladbrooke and Co. I Bonsai& and Ancrobus. Barclay, Tritton, & Co. Hanker and Co. F. A. COX, Provisional Secretary. Landon University DmWatt 7, FurLitars Ina. 1)1:11SLT ANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chin a eery. made in a muse Wherein Harriett Bates and others are plaintiff., and David Mickle and others are defeedants and in another came. wberein the said Harden Bates and others are and the said Devil Midas sad another are defendants; the Credrnrs of Henry Rates, formerly of the New Cot. in the Pa riah of at. Mary. Lambeth, in the County of Surrey, ()enflames, ribs died ;n the Workhouse of the Parish of St. Mary, Newington. in the said County. on the Nth day of April, IM I are, hy their to come M and pore their debts, before &ones Them. I.4.ram.af—tike h), Cluunbera, is Southampton - boil ne ar ll Bl 7( ll4 'hal "riaid icery-lant i toaddrfi. tie etbeitewthe' 10:h du of November, 11125: or, in delault thereof, they will be pe. remptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. SHEPPARD. THOMAS. and LEPARD, Solicitors, 9, Cloak-lane. 131:11SCANT to a Decree of the High Court of Otan i eery. made in *cause wherein Huriutt Bates and-other re plaintiffs, and David Mickle and others are defendants; and ii anther elute wherein the said Ilarriott Bates and ethers an I , :rtrvifrs, and the said David AI iekle and another are defendants! re Creditors of klary Giorgi, late of Prince's.rond, in the Parish o: S!. Marv. Lambeth, in the County of Surrey, Widow, who died of the 9th day of February, 1820, are, on or before the 10th day of Nac:nber. IC!), by their Solicitor, to conic in and prove their al s, before James Tweet, Esq. one of the Muters of the said t at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings. Chancery honeoit or. in default thereof, they will be peremptorily Cie betelit of the said Decree. SHEPPARD, THOMAS. and LEPARD, Solicitors, 9, Cloak-lane. and J. SIVEWRIGIIT solicit attention to the pro , • ten: Brilliant Scheme, which not only retains all the late t • , ttiat /mutton.. but embraces for the first time slime the esta- L:...u,:!n: of Lutturie.. and before their final conclusion, SIX of 241.0001. Be. &c. Xer,l:ollNa ONE FOURTH OF A MILLION OF N . A LI, IN ONE DAY, 18th THIS MONTH, (Orr ) rickets and ....hares are now on Sale at J. and J. Sivewrightsi' F,:w ate Otfi•es, Nu. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn; and 38, Hay ,. Lutulun ; where they sold in (Inc Lottery, 12,4711, a l'nze of 30.0i , UL nr.d tieveral other Capitals ! in the Lottery drawn i J..lv last. 3.t:13, a Pr z:of 21,9554 besides other Capitals. :fa T \VI:NT)," TIMUSANDS IN ONE PAY. AND NO 3101tli LiITTERIES AFTER THESE DRAWINGS. 111';11 solicits attention to the present BRILLIANT DIE, which not only retains all the late popular '""ctior., bu• rwhraces for the first time since the establishment any bet . ure their final conclusion, 1:?ti Ow) 1.1•0.91.4) u(10 £20.000 .00.000 £20,000 c. Ice. exceeding lt"''-Fourth of's Million of Money, !N 0\1: DAY! Tlll lATII OF THIS MONTH. • arc on sale at Biali's fortunate offices for eel. 1.. I. and 9. Charing.erosa. London; where , *4. 1 in the Itot few monthr, Four Prizes of 35,000/. • -I'. , or 111.9/ in the Lottery drawn 15th July last, _l_ • each, and Six other Capital.. T. (I,ARKE'S L.‘sf ,IND WF.v:T INIHA WAREHOUSE, EXETER it INGE. STU.% N IP. T HIS 01'TFITING WAREHOUSE forms a se cond division of Eeetcr'Change, where may be seta a !tree and w ellmrinnfoemr e d Stock of fashionable Carriage, f`or- Tr.,dem, Phs-ton. and (liaise Harness, with every descrtp. tsa v! and Side Saddles, for Home f:se, Las , !tl'tv , Nvr Wales, and the Spanish :Hain. Camp !'i.,..v.e.tris. tamp Tildes and Chairs. Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cam, I and Bullock Trunks, Canteens complete!, neat and elersnt, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Be d. ^':"g. ri:ine lhersing Cases, lk e. A large assortment of 1% Livalty and infantry Swords, Epa ulets, Sword knots, Sashes, !!*. and P nge ! s, & c. „.. s — ^ss and Saddlery, together with the Summer and it'in - Clathin.4, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, workwairhip, and moderaterprice. The whole of the t, this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent iftr years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but 7 Price, from which no discount or abatement will r any circumstances. 'Frani riirotker, the Public sill please to observe. rnoclpal ntrancrs to this Outfitting SVarebouse are hangr• A I.i.t of the East India Company and _:id Morning Papers, are constantly kept. PAINS IN THE &c illNls are the clime of many internal Afflictions, nary no much in their effects that they mar be mis t le mt.,t eminent Physician, and prove equally fatal to the , ' " • .it .Pluto, and t 'hil i l ren. t h oug h t h e l atter more ex . sl;'rcr frmo their destructive ravaues. Their most mall at, Fits, Pains in the Stomach, Side, and Head, Loss of o ttrd pale, llnguirl, and emaciated appearance in the , th e ext raor di nary efficacy of E/lIINti'S PATENT 14/Z EN(iES in all such f'ornplaints, as well as Ob ., VI the !t owe l s, and every lhsorder where oning or l'i—sic tret aired, is in universally known, and h as been 4 , ' , I -Iv by so many persons of distinction and rank, • ••<, • :hat it i s unnecessary here to enlarge on their pecaliar :a Roes at Is. lid. and N. W., by Butler. Chemist. 4. .t. Paul's ; Savocy and Co. IN. New Bond-street. the principal Mtilione %'etulers throughout the mom. Of m ybe Ind, PI:RIIV's ESSENCE, w w hic h I +lts beet declared In Ks/ ye* i to'kfu: Journals, to L e t h e •• b eet th i ng ever tiierover for the 001 or Ear Ache." In !So..tlcs at Is. lA. and 3. 1141. 6 •i te►lt"' NERAL PENSION SO of the Subeeribeya, held at the _ CITY of LONDON GI CIETY.—At•a Meeting City of London Tavern, Octo Electing Forty Men and Tweet Funds of the Society, Sir PEI ER LAURI the following were declared thi her 3, 1823, for Ilse purpose of ty Women as Pensioners ou the - 17121 15(189 - 158%2 . 14461 - 13753 . 121110 - 12283 - 11433 . 11145 - 10816 - 10139 - 91119 - 9807 1 1 - • 334 - 87301 - 81461 Steel Fliggins Evervhed J. J. Brown W. Andrews W. Clark Bailey Rime Mead' %V.Aikin - W. ,mith 'Lusher Tilley E. Gardner J. Folder . banchester - Bradford - W. H. Hall - R. Taylor . D. Taylor - Salmon . Dukes Donaldson 1. IrVond . S. Webb . M. Heap Quillioct tioodman . IV heelet. Wulows 8004 7030 - 742 wo 1404$ - 13049 - - 0137 - 8834 - 8624 - 8330 . 7705 - 7.27 - 7480 lE, V.P. In the Chair, le successful Candidata : - 7455 . 7059 . 0335 - 6811 - CVO - 6265 - 6163 - 5925 - 8753 - 11048 . 5282 - 5089 - 4200 - 3527 - 3518 3463 - 2821 - 1336 - 1320 - 1285 G. Weaver Horn Franzen Howell Roper Moore Hitter Cooper - %Torrington . Pitillipa Often • Brow ow Stoker A. Smith Stokes Monk Neate Gregory 'Lyre, k Nail II inde Lod ford A. Balls . .1. Andrews . Snugrs Si!cock Higgins Ewers Henry - 7379 . 674 t . 6455 . 6430 . 6159 . 8164 - 2547 718 - 125 - 921 That the Thanks of this 3lecting b e presented to the Directors, fer their general attention to the interests of the Institutioa, and particularly for the excellent arrangements made fist conducting the Ballot. That the grateful acknowleilgtnents of this Meeting are eminently doe to Sir Peter Lurie, one of the Vice-Presidents, for his kind- Auain and the unabated real with which he procaotetabeltMe Ara or** vireelterrtineeisseles.- - D.IN I L ICHARDSON, Secretary. 93. Cheapaide, Oct.), 1023. All recommendations for the April Election must be forwarded to the Secretary riot to the 30th day of December next. SCOTTISH NATIONAL MINING COMPANY. Capital 500,000!. in Shares of bg. cull. COURT OF GOVERNORS. PnEsuszsr —llis Grace the Duke of ATHOLL. VICE-PRESIDENTS. The Most Noble the Alarquis of 141 EENSBERRY. Tlic Right MU the Earl of ROSEBERR V. Goveustotts. His Grace the Duke of Argyll The Most Noble Marquis of Hastings The Host Noble Illarquis of Randy The Right Hon. the Earl of Moyne The Right lion. Earl of Bread albane The Right Don. Earl of Aber- Hon. 0. R. Abercrnmby. M.P. Sir W. Maxwell. Bart. :11.P. Sir E. J. M. M`Oregor, Bart. Sir .1. 31ajoribanks, Bart. M.P. Lieutenant-General Sir 0. Mur. ray, 11.C.8. 31. P. Admiral Sir W.J. ope,E.C.B. M.P. Lieut.(len. Sir John Hope, EL • K.G.fi. then The Right lion. the Earl Gower Right Hon. Vise.. tztrathallatt Right Hnn. Lord Gray Right lion. Lord tilcn!Ton Right Hon. Lord 31actlinalil Hon. William Maule, lion. Capt. W. Gordon, R.N. hieml64;lml J. 3lontgomeric, 31. P. Lieutenant-General J. Dunlop, 31 . 1) . 1 Archibald Campbell, Esq. 31. P. T. F. Kennedy, Esq. 1.P.3 John Balfour, Esq. 31. P. Captain J. Weinyss, R.N. JI.P• DIRECTORS I CHAIRMAN—The Right Hon. V DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN—The Hi IN LONDON. Visconti 61.ENORCIIV, 3LP. Ron. IIGGH LINDS.I :TORS. Robert Downie, Esq. Walter F. Campbell, Esq. I 3lasierton lire, Esq. 31. P. Robert Robertson, Esq. Robert Ross, Esq. John Pines, Esq. James Colquhoun, Esq. James Ogilvie, Esq. bIItEC The Right lion. Lord Rene Sir Wm. F. tiliotr, lit. F.R.S. :it Hugh lone* Bat 11 P I $I: AleianderJOhnaton. F. R.S. Ca n ain John Ross, K.S. R.N. Lieut.-Colonel J. Bai►lic, F.R.S. Id. P. Lieg.-Col. Jas. Lindsay, 31. P. James Blair, Esq. CHIEF SECtirTAßY—George Rosa, Esq. DIRECTORS IN EDINBURGH. CliAli NAY—The flight Hon. the Earl of FIFE, M.P. DT ?LI T Y.CUAIRMAN—The Rt. Hon. Sir J. SINCLAIR, But. Admiral Sir D. Milne, K.C.B. I David Scott, Esq. Gilbert Laing 3lrason, Esq. P.itrick Esq. R. Jameson, Esq. Prot'. Nat. I John llannay, Esq. W. S. HiSt. SECRETARY AT EDINECIIGII.—MiehaeI ',inning, Esq. W. S. AUDITOR.—Joseph Knight. Esq.; D. C. Ross, Esq.; and Robert Forbeil, Esq. TREASURERS AND BANNENS.-31essrs. Coutta and Co., and Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith, London ; and Sir William Forbes, James Hunterand Co. Edinburgh. rsvriss:c, Cuusisr, L.—William Harrison, Esq. SoLiciTo as —3lirssrs. Blunt, Roy, and Blunt. It having been resolved, with reference to the Prospectus of this Company, already before the public, to limit the home of Shares to 2,500, until such time as the Charter of Incorporation, now under consideration of his Majtsty's Most Honourable Privy Council, shall be finally settled; and the measures in contemphition shall have received the Hord Sanction ; and it having also been deter. I mined that the holders of scrip receipts or certificates of the de posits being paid os any of the said 2,500 shares, shall, on the completion of the Charter, be entitled (at their option) to a prefer ence of the remaining shares, in the proportion of three additional shares, for every one on which such deposit has so been paid,' such persons as are desirous of becoming subscribers are hereby informed, that they may still be accommodated with shares to a limited extent, consistently with the above restriction in the issue thereof on early application being made to Messrs. Blunt, Roy, andßlunt, or to the Secretary, at the entice of the Company, Lyceum, facing Waterloo-bridge, Strand, who, on the deposit of 3L per abate being paid nr remitted, will deliver or forward cer tificates of the imolai thereby acquired in the Capital of the Company. As it ts the wish of the Directors to place the shares in tht hands of such only as intend to become permanent bona fide holders, in no instance will more than 5 :hares (with the above privilege) be granted to any one individual, unless already eneaged, or except in men where more are requited to complete the qualification of the party as an officer of the Company. It is requested that the Proprietors of Mineral Districts, who already have made, or who hereafter may give in proposals for the sale or hire of Mines or Quarries in Scotland, will accompany their proposals with a fair specimen of the productions to which they may claim the attention of the Cbmpsny (especially lead, copper, Iron, and marble), together with any other information , in point of local situation or mineral characteristics, which they may deem nodal in guiding the Directors in ordering the surveys required to be node, previous to the selection of such places minty finally be fixed upon for the primitive operations of the Company, which are expected to comments early in the ensuing Spring. Such proposals and specimens to be forwarded, without delay, (postage - tind me riage paid) to 311thael Linning, Esq. W. 8. 11W -street, Edin burgh, *creasy to the Board them. Lyceum, No. 319, Stroud, By order of the Directors, October 4, 1826. OEORGE ROSS, Secretary. This day is published, HINTS to the PUBLIC and the LEGISLATURE, oo the NATURE and EFFECTS of EVANGELICAL PREACIIING. Ry a BA RRIS'T'E R. " Let me take this opportunity of commending, as I ouebt tc do. most sincerely and most ardently, a work; to which too well-wishers to genuine Christianity and our Eccksiastical Establishment are indebted. The writer's statement of facts. his arguments from res. son and scripture, and his animated detzrtptions of characters, do honour to the elegance of his taste, the rigour of his understaciding, and the soundness of his moral and religious principles. They will preserve, I trust, many well-meatithg sr.d attent:vc readers from the sorceries which might be practised upon their credulity and their PietY."—Wr. Pan's Character of Charles James Fox, vol. 2, p. 81 74 Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jct...., libir•ostor4ow ; and Heater, St. Paul's Church-rad. DISEASES OF INDIA. This day is published, in Bro. with idturod Plates,: price 18s. • in beards, SKETCHES of the most PItEVALENT DISEASES 0 of INDIA, comprising a Treatise on the Epidemic Cholera lof the East, Statistical and topographical Reports of the Diseases • In the different divisions of the Army urder the Meares Presi dency, embracing also the Annual Rate sif Mortality, Ac. of Euro. peen Troops; and Practical Observations on the effects of Calomel on the Alimootary Canal, and on the Ritmo* most prevalent in India. Illustrated by Tables and Plate& Ely JAMES ANNESLEY, Esq. Madras Medical Establishment. Leidy in charge of the Aleoeral Hospital, Madras, and, Gerrison Soli/con of Fort fit. George. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Flee-street. Published by W. Cole, 10, Nel so arato.lilmet, London, and sold by all• SUPERIOR MAPS' D PILINWS. NEW MAI'S of the follow* COUNTIES, divitled into Hundreds, laid down fruits the latest Trigonometrical Observations, by W. 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Hittos—Butn.—Cooper, the Gipsy.—Cribb. Ges - light-man.—Martin.--Mendoza.—Neat.—Randall.—The Suffolk Champion.—Ward—Curtis.--Spring.—Langen—Josh Iludson.—Ned Turner—Tom Shelton. Also an elegant Portrait of Mr. Jackson, in a sparring attitude, price 2s. 6.1. ; or, on India paper, Ss. . . - GROTESQUE SKETCHES. Consisting of coloured Grotesque Figures, bearing comic Allusion to the Subjects hereafter ennmerated, Is. fid. per Sheet. The Comforts of Life, 4 plates The Weather, 2 plates. Proverbs. 4 do. Well-known Games, I do. Signs, ado. Symptoms of Good Living, 2 Seven Ages of Man, I do.. ditto. Shaksperire Illustrated, 2 do. Sectarian Symptoms, 2 do. Scenes from Life. I do. Situations, I do. Appearances, I do. Animals Personified, I do. Sayings and Doings, I do. Flowers Personified, 2 do. Also, Price 12s. coloured, or RI. plain: and tastefully got up in a handsome Box, THE POLYORA MA ; or, Endless Changes of Picturesque Landscape. Designed by CALVE RT. This admirable and enter. mining Contrivance will be found a desirable ,2oiupanion in all Families, particularly where the polite Art of Drawing is culti. rated. as it has a tendency to improve the taste by exhibiting a constant variety of Scenery. A smaller POLYORA MA, on the same plan, Price Cs. coloured ; and THE v JUVENILE 114YRIORAMA, in imitation of the foregoing, Price 3s. coloured, 2s. plain. Printed for W. Cole, 10, Nenate.street ; end sold by all Book. sellers in the kingdom. ‘Vorka published by Geo. B. Whittaker. Are-Maria-lane. 1. NARRATIVE of an EXPEDITION to the SOURCE of ST. PETER'S RIVER, LAKE WIN NEPEEK, LAKE of the WOODS, &e. rerformed in the yenr 1132.3, by Order of the Hon. I. C. Calhoun. Secretary at War, un der the Command of Stephen 11. Long, Major U. S. P. G. Com piled from the Notes of Merssrs. Long Say, Keating, an d C a l. houn. By WILLIAM 11. KEATI . NO. A.M. &e. 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CARLTON-COTTAGE, With extensive Gardens, and every possible Convenience for a genteel Family ; also, a smaller Residence and Garden, very contiguous; and a compact House in Stuutex.street, on the Grand Parade, all Freehold (the Ground very inviting for a building operation). Br Mesas. ROBINS, At the Old Ship, Brighton, on SATURDAY. October 22, at 12, in Lots,..by direction of C. Kramer, Esq. who is removing to Windsor, CARLTON COTTAGE, en unusually pleasant Re sidence, that was di-stymied the BUS IN URBE, until the vast Improvements in Brighton have approached this retired Villa. Mr. Kramer has expended a large 'sum upon this favourite retreat, and fitted it up in a manner congenial to the views of a .moderate-sised respectable family; it is eligibly si tuate in the vicinity of Dorset Gardens. and possesses extended views of Brighton and the Ocean. Ad joining is a Residence on a smaller scale, in the occupation of Mr. Newman, at a low rent ; and in Susaex-atreet, near the Grand Parade, a comfortable Resi dence, with large yard, fitted up with coach houses, stabling for 20 homes, &c. The whole is Freehold, and presents a very eligible opportunity for investment. Particulars maw be had any day prior to the vale, at the Libra ries and principal Botela at Bnghton and Worthing; and of Messrs. Robins, In Covent-garden. • The Chanelriesof Frensham and Elated, in the County of Storey, with the Right of Presentation ; the Glebe and Land Tithes, end the Great and Small Tithes of the two Parishes, and the Corn Tithes of hocking Field, in the County of Southampton, producing, at low 'Rents and on short Leases, 7451. a-year. - •. •• By Messes, ROM 1.413, • • • Attha —Amdkcia„MaLimaißaqlk pf Enland, on TEIGRS DA Y, Noreisber 3. it - 12 - , riflNe ee TTIE CRAPELRY or PARSONAGE o f FREN- L SHIM, and the CRAPELRY or PARSONAGE of ELSTED. with the Right of Presentation to each ; the present In cumbent 60 years old; both are situate in the county of Surrey. Attached to Frensham is a capital Thick Mansion, formerly the Archdeacon's Palace, with corresponding offices of every descrip tion, together with a Glebe, and the GREAT AND SMALL TITHES OF THE WHOLE PARISI! OF FR ENSHAM. Also the Corn Tithes of Docking Field, in the county of South ampton, a small Farm in the Tithing of Churt ; and the GREAT AND SMALL TITHES OF THE PARISH OF ELSTED; -- whnle of which was let on lease to responsible tenants at low rents, for five years, from the 10th of October, 1821, at 7451. A-PEAK, independent, of course, of the Church Preferment. The estates are desirably situate in the vicinity of Farnham and Godalming ; and in the year previous to the time of agricultural distress, the rents exceeded 1.1001. a year, and which, it is presumed, may again be con:emplatei. Particulars may be hnd twenty-one days previous to the sale, at the principal 'lnnis at Farnham, Southampton. and Gottalming ; sr the n'l;ces of Messrs. I)endy and 3lorphett, Bream's-buildings, Chancery-lane; at the Auction Alan ; and of Messrs. Robins, Co vent-garden. OXFORDSHIRE. A VALUA DIX FREEHOLD FARM, In most excellent order, for instant occupation, very eligible, with a view to a secure investment, at Little Milton, three miles from Tetsworth : also three smaller Farms contiguous, together with several Cottages and Gardens, and a capital Dwelling-house, with Malt-house and Orchard adjoining. By blows. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY,' Nov. 3, at 12, in hots, by direction of the Assignee of Mr. Jemmett, and under an order of the Insolvent Debtors' Court, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, pleasantly 11 situate, within three miles of Tetaworth, in a neighbourhood remarkable for its sociability ; it comprehends an excellent Resi dence, adapted to a Gentleman or superior Fanner, with good pleasure and kitchen garden attached, and complete with all useful ; together with about • 290 Ct'STOMARY ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND, of a superior quality, pleasantly situate in the rural village of Little Milton. The Estate is in hand, and in the best possible condition. fly a valuation just made, the annual value may be safely esti. mated at FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS. At a former period it produced considerably mote. Also three smaller FARMS, which would form an ex!ellent ad dition to the shore, containing altogether 110 A err.. of superior Land, with Farm Houses, and all requisite Buildings, situate contiguous, and in the same parish. Likewise an excellent DWELLING-HOUSE, with Malt. house and Orchard, four Cottages and large Gardens ; all in the occupation of respectable tenants. Also a REVERSIONARY INTEREST in and to 21 Acres of Land. These Estaos comprehend altogether FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN ACRES ; and the annual value may be estimated at ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS. May be viewed by applying on the premises, at Little Milton House. and to the different Farms. Particular,' had 21 days prior to the sale, at the Star L in . O x f or d ; Pl oug h , C he l tenham ; Swat:, Tetsworth; Red Lion, High Wyeemb ; White Hirt, Benson; Crown, Reading; at the Offices of Mr. Hollier, Thame ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. IN THE COUNTY OF PERTH. TEN MILES FROM STIRLING. The Estate of RINK' E, containing 1.U72 Acres. Scotch measure; al.‘t the Estate and Lands of GART, situate on the Rank of the Teitti, about a mile from Caßander, excellent Property for In vcstment. By Blessrs. ROBINS. nder and by virtue o f a n A ct of Parliament, within the Rnyal Exchange Corte-house. Edinburgh, on WEDNESDAY, No vember 16. at 2, either in one or more 1,m., rim }: ESTATE of RUSKIE is deli g htf u lly s i tuate i n the County of Perth, contain, 1,072 Scotch Acres or superior Land, producing, at low rents, 1,0761. 10s. per annum ; the soil is excellent, the tenants substantial, and the rental punctually paid ; in many parts of the Estate the most inviting situations pre. sent themselves with a view to erect a gentlemanly residence. The far-famed GRAMPIAN HILLS AND VALE AND LOCK or MONTEITH. and adjacent country are included in the rich and romantic scenery. The lands of Gan (Mures) produce 2101. a year, delightfully placed on the BANK OF TEITH, one mile from E a ßand er ; these es THE tates pres e nt a most eligible mode for the investment of capital. Particulars, with plane of each estate. Mr no w be bed of A. Fraser, Esq., Lincoln's-Inn ; Mr. Michael hinning, and Mr. R. W. Niven, b ill -street, Edinburgh ; and at the (rakes of Messrs. Robins, London. THE extensive and valuable PREMISES, establishes* for upwards of a century in the wholesale and retail Tea. Trade (for which an d t h e genera l G rocery b us i ness , or any coot:art re.,uiring space, li g h t , an d a populous thoroughfare, they swer equally adopted), commandbig one of the finest public situations in the City of London, No. 13, on the West side of Gracechurch— street, between Cornhill and Lornbard.street, the corner of Ben. yard, a much frequen'ed avenue to the Jimmies, Jerusalem, and other Mercantile Institutions. The premises comprise, on the nrineipal floor, a spacious warehouse with a conspicuous front, a large countinghouse, and private entrance; in the upper stories.. accommodations for two families, consisting of numerous bed.. chambers, dining and drawing moms. kitchens and other offices,. with a dry warehouse, wine vault, and capacious cellsring on the" basement. The premises are also well situated and adapted for st, public trading company. May be viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry, who is authorised to treat for the sale by private contract. Particulars will also he delivered on the premises, and at the Mart. EXCELLENT FURNITURE, PANELLED CHAISE," PIANOFORTES, CHINA, GLASS, AND EFFECTS. By Mr. OXENHAM, At his spacious Rooms. 333, Oxford-street, near the Pantheon,' TO-MORROW, at 12, without reserve. ALL the genuine excellent EIOUSEROLD TU RE and EFFECTS, the property of a Gentleman de. ceased. comprising four-post and other bedsteads and hangings,. clean beds and bald*, wardrobes, drawer', dressing and wash hand stands, tables and glasses, a Parisian secretary chest or drawers, secretaires and bookcases, a winged library ditto, sets of tables, couches, sofas and chairs, chimney glasses and mirrors, two brilliant toned cabinet pianofortes, grand and square ditto, drawing. room and parlour curtains, fixtures in stove*, ranges, &c. fenders and tire.irons, Brussels carpets, china and glass; a few lots of new floor cloth. a yellow panelled chaise, and effects. May be viewed, and Catalogues had at the rooms. TO CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND BROKERS. VALUABLE EFFECTS. By Mr. OXENII.ISI, On the Premises, No. 26, Mount-street. Lambeth, facing the Asylum, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 12th inst. at Owe, THE LEASE of those desirable PREMISES, most eligibly situate in one of the greatest thoroughfares anti leading streets to the Metropolis, many years established in the • above line, comprising • spacious • commanding Shop, with,, counting.house, yard, and workshops, excellent Dwelling-house.; with private entrance, In complete repair, held by lease at the loot rent of 84L per annum, with itornediate poeseasion. Ala/ be viewed till the sale: particulars had on the Premises" and of Mr. Orenhani, AureltineerwitAppealaesp 113, Oxford.. street, near the Pantheon. CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY STOCK, HOUSEHOLD 4 FURNITURE, &r. Br Mr. OXENHAM, On the Premises. 213. Nlount.street, Lambeth, facing the As} ltt-r„: on AVEDNESDAY NEXT, the 12th inst. and following Da:!„, at 12, without the least reserve, ALL the well-manufactured STOCK IN TRADE oQ Messrs. Heßyer (going abroad) ; comprising four-rest„„ cottage, and field bedsteads, with chintz and dimity liangirgs. ca. pital mattresses, beds and bedding, mahogany and Japanned ci.es:st of drawers, dressing-tables, wash-hand stands and glasses, draw., ing.room and parlour curtains, rosewood 100, sofa, and card tablei,' mahogany dining and pembroke tables, seunof drawing-room 'aute parlour chairs, couches and sofas, chimney glasses and mirrrs, Kidderminster carpets and hearth rugs, floor cloths, a feather tirt,..j chine, and all the neat Household Furniture, a mangle, and nutr.s.; roue effects. May be viewed two days preceding and mornings of sale ; Cative !agues had on the Premises, and of Mr. Oxenham, Auctioneer an& Appraiser, 3:)3, Oxford.strcet, near the Pantheon. VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS. 4 It. SNIALLBONE respectfully announces to !tin ill friends and the public that THIS, and thiee following days_ at the Auction Mart. opposite the Bank, he will SELL, withacc the smallest reservation, by order of the proprietor, an aliment dealer declining business, a very valuable assemblage of COSTLY") EFFECTS. comprising upwarls of 203 fine original cabinet plc. turn of the Dutch and Flemish schools, among which will be found choice and beautiful specimens of the highest finish in exteriors. in. talon, buttiseapes, domestic subjects, &c., chiefly as imported from the continent ; LOO volumes of valuable books, including a splendid' and unique copy of Peinturea des Vases Antiques, with coloured plates, the presentation copy from the author to the Empreai Jose. phine; Delle Antique Statue Oaths e Romane; Antiche a 'Esco lano, a very fine copy, 6 vole. folio; Schola Italica Picture; Dale I,ogge de Rafaelle nel Wilt:eine, a beautiful copy ; 2 sets of the interesting County Excursions., 16 vols. large paper, proofs on Jo die Paper; D'Ohsson'e Ottoman Empire, 2 vols. proofs, rare Encyclopaedia Britannia, 24 vols. ; works of the most standard authors in history, biography, philosophy, the fine arts. &c. ; quantity of rare old plays ; a magnificent clock and regulator in the finest taste of the period of Louis XIV., suitable for a nublernazi's hall ; 2 rare and valuable ivory cabinets ; 4 splendid library tablet, richly mounted in Ormolu ; a very line commode table of rant old tuarquitere, with elegant marble top ; a quantity of choice Limit. porcelain in vases, groups, figures, Sevres jardinieres, ecuela. ca. binet cups. and ornaments; several fine Italian bronges ; a Kra-ti bronze of the Laocoon ; a set of the interesting views in Switse:. land, actually coloured front nature; a very pow:rlul Jar*. tees,_ scope by Dollond ; 50 rare miniatures, in a curiously inlaid net ; a valuable cabinet pianoforte, in solid rosewood case; a . aqua: * ditto by Chappell, of Bond-street ; 11 very hoe highly hnisbect gold watches ; a few jewels ; and a variety of very elegant and costly effects. Slay be viewed, and catalogues had at the Auction Mart; a^d of Mr. Smallboue. at his office, 47, High-street, Bloomsbury. nes:- Oefbrd-street. :oiefrawa:"::::"B:antoccini No. 30. STRAND. WIO RHIO. KING OF THE SANDWICIi ISLANDS, AND THE FAN'fOCCINI. When King Rhio Rhio, at Osborte'd Hotel. First took up his lodging, and ranging about The house one day colas, he raised a high rout. Astounding the servants ; but no one could tell. Nor King, nor domestic, the cause of the pother. For neither of the language could talk of the other. Yet King Rhio Khio knew French—''were absurd Perhaps to assert that his Majesty spoke ii. Ills padre confin'd was to only one word• Which now recollecting late silence lie broke it, By shouting •• Diable !" ..nci led in terenrem. The room to where Satan had stept in before hint. What mighty events from small rouses atim. The room so possesed wits exioniii'd ivi'll core, Excite nothing remarkable surprise. Unless ''were a pair of bright Boots, 'when the strzin " Diable!" his Majesty sent forth again. On viewing. not one sable Imp as before, d But, dittir.g the Jet in, some half dozen more ! re h m t e ar ith k e a r bi ll e ! f 17111 W lD ag r bcainthere. n o g ne a s d a ti b p seq uy u . ent day I T 7I, a t o i d e git r : •• All this," said tht Sandwiebtan Mopate h " the Jo va u fen ditice, but nt*by approval were nt . Es hi T bi h tl e , ii iin gu tl e m s o sio r i e laten ; :t f ; o dthe r — it an s Ki l d tuiturt embraces Thm m is , y i e. t a h u t i js u il ei ng t s r s e he tl a l hen io b n rit . cl i te n ia :b rit Rumme l, pa kinew m atrea : .1 Jet sisehibgby los , wt.. T ' So high decoration and pleasure not lacking. W p ki a s s A g te u ß T ß iaek E l eg .4 3° . ol i d n 6 , p traBd i at s e t) , Ot a rl ii"lhill es, lsc lioL iod l l6l llBll __ Tha . 1111. 11; : ki 7 .lllF lAd A ., s aa wr :ca in :Ai h so o : 7 • of Paste is equal to four Is. bottles of Liq • THE Right Hon. THOMAS LORD ERSKINE, deceased.—All Persons having Claims or Demands on the Estate of the suiJ Lord ERSKINE, are requested to transmit the particulars the:tato Masses. 31ttne and Parry, Solicitors, Temple, on or before the 10th day of November nett. on which day, or so anon (flee as conveniently may be, the residue of the Money arising from the Sste of his Real and Leasehold Estates in Sussex, iu mortgage, will be disposed of, cod all such Creditors who may neglect to send in the psrtieulur, of their Claims. will be excluded from ail benefit sod advantage arising therefrom. BRIGHTON, ON THE WEST CLIFF. A valuable Plot of Freehold Ground, imintilLately fronting the Sea, slid calculated for the erection .of Residences of a first rate description. By Messrs. ROBINS. At the Old Ship, Brighton. on SATURDAY. October 84, at 12, by direction of the Count anti Countess St. Antonio, A PLOT of FREEHOLD GROUND, admirably cal culated for an adrantageous building operation, and pos sealing the peculiar advantage of being tha only vacant spot on the West Cliff whereon to erect Residences of a first rate character, with corresponding offices, without encountering the fatiguing dis tance of at least a m il e : i t i s th e s i te o f the Count and Countess St. Antonio's late Residence and Grounds on the WEST CLIFF, AT BRIGHTON, immediately facing the Sea, and forming the extremity of the in. tended new square, to be called Cavendi.h-square. Also four valuable Plots, being on the east side of Cavendish-square, and fronting west, well calculated ter building houses on a smaller scale; and the astonishing Improvements now is progress In this the most fashionable watering-place in Europe. must add mate. rially to the value of this property, and render it a safe investment fur capital. Printed particulars, with drawings and plans of the projected Buildinga, are ready for delivery, and may be had at the Old Ship, Brighton; also of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell and hm derip, Lincoln's Inn ; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. is Si Gs Ks r. a 1- 1 0 00 if ea ea 1*