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purpose of abolishing. far as circumstances will admit, the practice of climbing boys, and especially for securing to such unfortunate individuals, as long as any of them shall necessarily be employed, such protection, es to the Legislature shall seem fit. On the motion of Dr. Birkbeck, seconded by Basil Montagu, Esq., 6. Resolved--That until s total abolition be effected, this Meet ing will uie its utmost exertions to introduce the use of machinery, by diffusing information on the subject; by encouraging the for mation of Societies through the country ; and by holding out Re wards to such Master Sweeps as shall adopt and promote the use of machinery. On the motion of John Martin, Esq. M.P. seconded by Mr. James Cropper, 6. Resolved—That the Committee be requested to convene a General Meeting of Subscribers and the Public, to be held on the Ist of May next, to report the progress made in pursuance of the foregoing Resolutions. On the motion of the Right Hon. the Earl of Morley, seconded by Richard Trench. Esq. 7. Resolved—That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be pre sented to the Right Hon. the Lord Alayor, for his kindness in tak ing the Chair ; and that he be requested to continue his support to this cause. Signed by order, 123, Leadenhall-stmt, J. A. W ILT. 27th May, 1823. Subscriptions are received by W. Tooke, Esq. Treasurer, 3, Holborn -court, Gray's-inn ; Messrs. Hoare, Fleet-street ; Sir P. Pole, Bart. sod Co. Bartholomew-lane ; and by the Secretary and Collector. Ten Guineas constitutes a Perpetual, and One Guinea an Annual Member. Machines manufactured, and Orders for Sweeping therewith, received by George Smart, Pedlar's-acre, Lambeth ; Jonathan Snow. Ilalf-moon-alley, Bishopsgate-etreet ; and 112, Long alley, Moorfields. 4 'ELME SAD Wr. SLATE, COPPER, AND Li MINING COMPANY. Capital 400,0001. Shares Ten Thousand Fifty Pounds each. DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. CRaTRMAN—S. B. M. BARRETT. Esq. M.P. DEPUTT.CIIAIRIIEN—PETER Mt.tORE. Esq. M.P. Honourable W. F. POWLETT, M.P. DIRECTORS. The Hon. R. Bingham William Kershaw. Esq._ W. L. Caldecott, Esq. The Right Ron. Lord Viscount Theßight Hon. Earl of Do- Palmerston, M.P. nougninore Archibald F. Paxton, Esq. John Gray, Esq. Philip Peering, Esq. George Green, Esq. A. A. Surtees, Esq. 800. William Grey Colonel Talbot, M.P. AUDITORS. George Gibson, E.g. R. Talbot, Esq. Richard Heide, Esq. W. Wilkinson. EST. THEASURERS—Messrs. Sir Wi Ham Kay, Bert., Price, Illarryat, and Coleman ; Alessrs. Sir John Peering, Bart. Shaw, - Barber, and Co. IST•NDING COUNSEL—W. M. Bythewood, Esq. ; P. B. Brodie, Esq. ; C. H. B. Err, Eyg. SoLicuroas--31essra. Wilk. and Verbcke. SECRETART—PhiIip Rorton, Esq. MINE Su IPSRINTENDEWT—George Homfray, It is not, perhaps, very generally kr.own, that the valuable Slate Quarries and Minerals which abound in a large portion of North %talcs, have been hitherto entirely neglected, or only very partially worked. Indeed, the mode in which .11isiug operations are con ducted in this Principality, exhibits sufficient evidence of the want of skill or in.ufficiency of capital to work them. The appearance of a vein of Slate or Mineral either induces a few persons, generally small tradesmen in the vicinity, to agree to explore it in partner ship; or some individual with an incompetent capital to underteke it. For this purpose all adventures in copper and lead are divided into sixteen portions or ounces, and the usual subscription to cont inence the working, seldom exceeds r,o' . for each shereholder, who looks to an immedhste return for the inseetment, and seldom con. sents to the profits (if any) of the works being devoted to their ex tension and improvement. • This also, with reference to Slate Quarries, is the principal cause why at present, with the eleeption of Iron Works (which it is not the intention of this Company to undertake) there are in a tract of country literally *houndieg with the most viluable Slate Mineral, very few conducted on a scale promising adequate remuneration. To obtain an iinmediate and small profit, the capabilities of the Quarries and Mines are gene rally altogether sacrificed ; and if, at any future . period, the !share holder* in the adventure, or perhaps, sale proprietors be induced to extend operation, they often (Lid that all the preview' workings have only been detrimental to the property, and a serious obstacle to its improvement. This is more particularly the case with the Slate Quarries. The immense demand for this article within a few years, wield, it might be supposed, have induced the investment of a large Capital, and the employment of competent talent in the prodoctioa. But the contrary is the fact; and it appears from perwmal inspection, and the opinion of individuals well qualified to pronounce on the aubjcct, thin within the principality of North Wales, at this mo ment, only two propnetors conduct this trade on their own Estates, to that advantage of which it is so completely sus ceptible. Not that other situations and other opportunities are wanting—not that the Slate is elsewhere of an Interior quality, or more expensive in the production ; for it is found to be other. 'lee the case in verities parts of the Principality, both as to quality of material and vicinity to a place of shipment. Yet not. withstanding these advantages, and the long period during which the trade has been !steadily increasing, there are now lying in the ports of Bangor. Caernarvon. and Tremadoc, many vessels from all pans of the kingdom, and from America, waiting for weeks to be loaded with slate,• which all the exertions of the present pro prietors of the Quarries are insufficient to nrodn'e in quantity to supply the demand. Thus, in defiance of the unprecedented prosperity of the trade, the capabilities of numerous situations for Slate Quarries, it is fair to conclude, ere altogether unknown to the great majority of individuals resident in North Wales, and interested in this description of property ; or they have been de terred by want of capital from working them with energy. These considerations have induced the proprietors of this Company to pay mote particular attention to that punion of its intended opera dons connected with Slate, than they otherwise would have felt jus tified in doing; and they have now the satisfaction to announce to the shareholders that they have secured several valuable Quarries, compactly situated in various parts of the Principality, and parti cularly at Funning. in 3lerionethshire. Although the main object of this Company will be the working of Slate Quarries, yet agreements have been made fur situations, and Mines of Copper and Lead in the same vicinity, which it is confidently anticipated must prove eminently productive. The affairs of the Company are under the management of a Board of Directors and four Auditors. A deed of settlement has been prepared for the regulation of the Company, which, being ap proved of by the Directors, is the proper deed of the regulation of the Company. and must be signed by every shareholder on taking out his shares, the deposit on which is 101. a share. Prospectuses and any further information may be obtained at the Company's offices, No. 3, Broad-street-buildinge, City. By Order of the Directors, PHILIP BORTON, Stastagy. 3, Broad-street-buildings, May 27. MORRO`, 18i1 Ilenring distributed Eleven Capital Prizes among I/ hie beet Friends, the Public, on the very last Drawing, solicits a enstinnauce of their favours in the present Lottery, coo tinning Prizes of increased value, and of greeter variety, viz.— TWO - - of - - £3OOOO T WO TWO Besides Twenty , other Capitals, and NO BLANKS ! As every Number will be sere of Five Pease at kw. ALL TO BE DRAWN TO.MO When every Number will be decided. and ettl 24 iet abbvies. DISH has been peculiarly fortunate in selliill PAIN dill/AK There have been only Two Schemes containbagThiee Miss el 30.0001.: in the first, Dish sold all the Three- mod is do hat, be Two out of the Three Prizes of Thirty Tiesszuras. Biels also cold the first 30,0004 ever drawn—the last 311,411111 L ever flown—ia the last three month, of last year he said tide Mee of 30,0001. and three Prizes of 20,0001.—and in the very lane Drawing, 12th April, Bich dbld and shared No. 7.0311, a Prize of 20,00 k, in Six. teen Sixteenths, and Ten other Capitals, in a variety of Shares. Tickets and Shares are on sale at Bash's Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, London. •••• The Lottery will be all drawn TO-MORROW, and no Wei Lottery Acts will be passed by Parliament. which 11 , 90 N and tEN SANS PEINE ; a very little of will I IL convince Ladies of the superimity of DISOI CO.'s LACES over every other, in execution, dmighs, and modpation in prices: Brussels and Pabst Veils, from N. to 681.—Dresses N. 10s. to 100 guinesis.—Real Chantilly Veils, 31. to lat.—British ditto 16a. to SL—With every article connected with the British and Foreign Lace Trade, at manufacturer's prices. All articles warranted, and exchanged if not approved. Foreign Manufactory, Rue Ndtre Dame aux Nelges..*No. 447, I i Bruxelles; Warehouse, 237, Rment-street, exactly opposite the Argyll Booms. • his iatradased a few Infiniti- Ohrissesiog itet-es; - tuflprt beauty. in Saida manufacture. OILS, WHITE LEAD, PAINTING, &c. J. SMITH. WHOLESALE and RbTAIL OIL •• and_ COLOUR MAN, is selling at reduced prices all Arti. c'es in the above Trades, the qualities ut which are recommended by the most approved judges. Families, Builder., Painters, Pub licans, Shopkeepers, Keepers of Taverns, and others, will find this Advertisement well worthy their attention, as, cash being expected, a small profit sulfceth, though credit will be given to any amount on respectable references. As this is supposed to supersede the necessity of Travellers, both in Town and C.mntry, letters addressed at No. 3, Clare -street, near Lincoln's Inn-fields, will be immediately attended to. N.D. lissenee of Anchovies, warranted superior to any yet offered to the Public, and to keep good in any climate for seven years, Six Bottles fur 75. 04.—Very best White bead, 40s. per Cwt. - 4P 1 4, Robert amounting altogether t. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY POUNDS PER ANNUM. The Premises are held on Lease for an unexpired Term of Ninety-three Years, at • Oround-rent of twenty pound s per an num. To be viewed till the Sale, with Tickets; and particulars may be had of Mr. Ford, 'at the Walnut Tree, in St. Alban's-street, Lambeth; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Willock, No. 23, Oolden square. 'MPA` COMPACT AND VALUABLE FRE:1110W ESTATE, HAT SANDHURST, NEAR AWK URST, KENT. By Mr. WILLOCK, • At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Change-illey, Combilk, THIS DAY. at 12. • ACompact FRERHOLD ESTATE, called BRICK— House FARM. desirably situate, near Sandhurst Green, a short distance south of the high road leading from Hawkhurst to Rye and NVinchelsea, and adjoining the road from Sandhurst to Battel, containing near Eighty.two Acres of rich arable Meadow and Wood Land, with an excellent Farm-house, barns, stables, oast-house, and outbuildings, all in good repair, and in the occupa tion of Mrs. Hannah Bennett, who will give possession to the put chewer at Michaelmas next, if required. To be viewed, and particulars may be had at the Chequers, at ' Lamberbust ; Queen's Head, at Hawkhurst; Swan, at Sand. , i burnt t George, at Rye; New Inn, at Winchelsea ; George, at &tee!: Castle, at Hastings; of Mr. Bolton, Solicitor, No. 25, Wain-Fria*: and of Mr. Willock, No. 25, Golden-square, Loo where a Plan may be MO. CAPITAL LEASEHOLD HOUSES AND ESTATES. By Mr. WILLOCK, At Oarraeray's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, in Cornidll, on Al ON. DAY, June 6, at 12, in Seventeen Lots, by order of the Execu tors of Samuel Jackson, Esq. CIHNDRY valuable LEASEHOLD TIOUVS, ;rid ex tensive efgOPERTli s desirably tits*. Pie- Nu. 4, SR, 19, in. and if, in Great Palmey.atreet. A large Rime. of Coachroakers' Workshops lo Eridle-lsoe. Nos. 1, 2. and 3. in Little The spacious Carriers' Workshops and Warehouses on both aides Ditto. No. 47 in kf arsliall- street, and extensive Workshops behind. No. 15 in Queen-street. and the Jews' Synagogue adjoining. Nos. 14 and 11l in New Lisle-street. Nos. 9 and 14 in Leicester-place. Three Houses in Duncan-place, Leicester-square. No. 24 in Doughty-street. No. 55 is Judd-street. Nos. 95 and 96 in Charlton-street, Somers Town, with sundry Buildings behind them. Two (louses and Premises in the Clapham-road, opposite Ken nington New Church. No. 2, Queen's-row, Westminster. A ncrthe whole of that capital Range of new-built Coachhouses and Stables, called WELLINGTON-MEWS, Queen-street, be. tween Sherrard.street and Great 'Windmill -street, near Golden square, in the occupation of most respectable Tenants, at Keats amounting altogether to THREE THOL'SAND AND FIFTY-EIGHT POUNDS PER ANNUM. To be viewed till the ...sale, and Particulars may be had of Messrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and Marchant, No. 9, Carey ' street, Lincoln's-Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. NVillock, No. 1 25, Golden-square. TO CAPITALISTS. POTTON ISLAND, ESSEX. By Mr. WILIA)CK, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Change-alley, Corolla), Landon, on TUESDAY, June 14, at 12, THE very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, con- Riming o f the complete entirety of Great Potton Island, near South End and Rockford, forty-five miles from London, iu the county of Esser. consisting of a farm house, outbuildings, and near Seven Hundred Acres of rich and fertile Arable, Pastsye, and Marsh Land, In the occupation of Mr. Hickinbotham, on Lease, at SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO POUNDS TEN SHILLINGS PER ANNUM. To be viewed till the Sale, and particulars, with • plan of the Island and its inclosures, may be had at the Hotel at South End ; Ship, at Rochford ; Golden Lion, at Raleigh ; Crown, at Bil lericay; White Hart, Rumford and Brentwood; Spread Eagle, Ingatestone; Black Boy, Chelmsfoni ; Kings Head, at :Weldon ; of Messrs. Smith, Lake, and Wilkinson, No. 10, Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. iVillock, No. 25, Golden square, London. VALUABLE TITHE-FREE MANOR FARM, • Near Harden Park, and Godstone, Stine). By Mr. WILLOCK, At ()areaway's Coffee House, in Change-alley, Cornhill. on TUESDAY, June 14, at 12, by order of the Assignees of Wil liamßryant, A Large and valuable FREEHO L Mind TITHE-EREE ESTATE, called WOLDINGHA.7II MANOR FARM, situate in a most beautiful country, about three miles from God stone, seven from Croydon, and seventeen from London, in the county of Surrey, consisting of a capital MANSION HOUSE, called the UPPER COURT LODGE. with spacious barns, excellent stabling, all necessary farm build fags, and near FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES of Arable, Pasture, as Wood band ; together with the Manor of Woldlngham • late in the occupation of Mr. Richard Dams'', but now untenanted ; and immediate possession may be had. 1 To be viewed till the sale; and particulars may be had on the premises; at the White Ilan, at Gedstore ; Dorset Arms, E.st ()danced; 114.1 Moon, in the London-road, by the lb-mile stone; Ring's Arms, at Croydon ; of Messrs. Wainwright, Smith, and (Wand, Solicitors, No. 7, Furnival's Ina ; of Mr. Lovell, Solici tor, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn; of Mr. Stewart, No. 1114. Picca dilly; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Willoek, No. 26, Golden square. Elegant Furniture. Nankin Table Services, a Valuable Ifookub, and other Effects, of an East India Officer, demised. By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, At their Great Room, Sarille.row, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, and following Day, at 12, THE FURY I FURE (which is perfectly modern and in excellent preservation) comprises a handsome drawing ream nit, in orimson silk damask, consisting of four ...ta of sasnitrV twp eau and twenty-four chairs, a very neat suit of Abet OMNI. capital eating parlour chairs, dining tables and side- WSW/. reestreed centre. sofa and card tables with buhl borders. esidlont Imp pint,esisinds and hangings with clean seasoned me noes Saddenbesinness, usereuires. wardrobes. stlMisswes, owlow erguinitent _nog Mho _ll lll o l o2 lll _ l _llboor vii get frenter , wow carpet , . "rw" •Migan__ smart ditto, *Japanned cabinet, taws som lin of Nankin China, • handacun eititlight hsstrs , risfiti sat ibli, sad a great variety of other ekeets. May be viewed oa Tuesday prowling, and Cataleirlal had a t the itootn. .~_. ~zr'• play be viewed till the sle, and the Stork on Wednesday-pee. , ceding ; particulars and catalogues may be had on the premiaist = „ of Sr. Blacklow, Solicitor. 48. Frith -street, Soho; and of Mamie. Dawson and Cafe, Great Marlborough-street. ELEGANT CHANDI:LIERS, RICH CUT GLASS, 4NI) CHINA. By Mean. DAWSON and CAFE, At their spacious Rooms, Great Marlborough-street, on FRIDAY" NEXT, at It, E.LEQANT six and eight light Chandeliers, rich cut glass, in dessert sets. decanters, jugs, rams, butter basalt, 1 1 4 := cups, wine coolers. tumblers; candlestands, and; china table and dessert services, tea and breakfast sees, , Waste and ornamental china, blue and white table services, damn knd supper sets, and a variety of other articles, lotted for the eon. venlentio of private families. May be viewed on Thursday, when catalogues may be had at the Rooms. GREAT RUPERT-STREET, HAYMARKET. LONG LEASEHOLD HOUSE. A FEW LOTS OF FUR.. NITURE. &c. By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE. (By Order of the Executors of Mr. John Shiqui) Oa the Premises, on TUESDAY. June 7, at Twelve, HE LEASE of a substantial brick-built DWET..... T LING-HOUSE and SHOF t. octupelng a large plot of d , ground, most desirably situate Nall, ou tfre went side of Great Rupert street, Haymarket. Held for a term of 39 Fears, at ground-rent of M. 10s. per annum. On the same Day will be Sold, a few Lots of HOUSEHOLD.. FURNITURE and EFFECTS. The Premises may be viewed ten dip PrIAOIII to the Sale, and the Furniture on Monday. PlSTtiall/RIBIOd Catalogues mi ba bat pa taw Premises t of Mesas. Roberts and Timbre'', Solicitor% Macelestield.street, Soho • and of .Uessn. Dawson and Cafe Ore* Mtutarraurb.areet. 13 - • -••—••• RARE AgD SPLENDID BOOKS AND CURIOUS MSS. By Mr. EVANS, At his House, 93, Pall-mall, THIS DA Y, and three following Days, ACOLLECTION of Valuable, Rare, and Splendid BOOKS, and Curious MANUSCRIPTS, including iksr Marlborough Gems, 2 vols., remarkably tine copy ; Musde Fran. gals, 5 vols. imperial folio, brilliant proofs. before the letters; beautiful Collection of Chinese Drawings ; Camden's Britannia, richly and extensively illustrated with many thousand plate:, is 20 rola. in russia ; Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Eng.aven., green morocco; Roman de Lancelet et de San Oraal, 131364i6• cent manuscript upon vellum, written in 1357, with 164 itlumi nations; splendid Romances of Chivalry in manuscript; must curious Collection of Ancient Manuscripts, both upon paper and vellum, several with paintings; Collection of Manuscript Notes,.. by Gray, the Poet, 2 vols. ; splendid Books of Natural History k Colutnbi Epis'ola, excessively rare, 1482; and many very rams and curious Articles. PEREMPTORY SALE. CADDICK LODGE, FULHAM. Agreement for Lease. Household Furniture, 100 Ounces of Plato 1,500 Green-house Plants, and Miscellaneous Effects, • By Messrs. S'f EVENS and BRENCHLEY, On the Premises, on FRIDAY NEXT. at 12, by seder of dig.: Assignees of Mr. John Biden, THE AGREEMENT for a LEASE of at EXCEL. LENT FAMILY RESIDENCE, skiniunlig sigma at. Fulham, only three miles from town, add limo as Orsidteit bodge ; the house contains &ix excellent- airy what s • dressing-rooms and closets, store-room, lumbsrMMl r inele closet, an elegant drawing-room and a breaktenthsega, setlitisue entrance hall, handsome dining-morn, ,music-room, study, !souses kceper's room, nursery, and secondary static:tie, leading to 'a sundry ; the domestic offices comprise kitchen. litany, beam keepers' room, butlers' pantry, and collaring for wine, Use and:. coals; the ont.efflees consist of stable-yard, with five-elan siarlf, roach-house, brew-house, gardener's house, drying ground, ptg. geries, poultry-yore], and other offices: the pleasure porde aso • enclosed by lofty brick walls, and are tastefully disposed in loan, , flower, and kitchen gardens, and comprise nea-ly two acres. premises are held under an agreement for a lease for an unexpired term of eighteen years, at a low rent . .1!ro, the genuine and. modern household furniture, ennzprisirg mahogany four pus:. ten:, and other bedsteads, feather INA., And beddioy, mahogany Ousts of drawers, dressing tables, stands and glasses, eslt steel fenders and fire irons, chistz and moreen window zartaics, ma. hugany sideboard, 100 ounces of plate, kitcheu furniture, ssak mangle, 1,809 gran-house plants. and miscellaneous effects. . Tho Residence may he viewed with Ticket, and the Ftirsiautit, &e. one day previous to the Sale, and Particulars and easier, had on the premises, nod of Messrs. Srcreut and Bresci a / I y, a, Old Jewry. -- it - ---- ----------- . AB I N ET-MAK E RS' SO'C lET Y.—CIIRAP cARINsT and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON POSITORV for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY,. 'F E being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71. eaniet of LEA BEN IIA I, L-STRB ET, opposite A isimite Pump, and whirh has been established upwards of Eix Years. Fry Ready ldseey and no Abatement.. - The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Netflity and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Estabehbawnt for. the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics lobo lame largo. families), by offering their blanufacuared Articles in the Chhinet Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any !Inca. in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the ware+ or-v rent and incidental expenses : being satisfied with constant enstici... went to enable them to support their %mains, the number of vetoers appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 1,40.. From the great patronage the Commits,' have renewed, they are . in hopes of in'ereasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the ben Pr NI exited : el Occds, warranted:— X. P. d. - Five feet Maho,;any Bedstead, four.rioet 4 4 0 Tent ditto - - - - I 8 0 Bordered Matress to fit - - ) I 0 biallogahy Drawers with solid ends - 3n ft Eight fdaboirany Chairs - - 0 e 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - - 2 0 0 Feather Bed, five from dast a nd smell. flora f 7 12 0 to A It 0 Drawing-roo-n Sofa, fr.= 4:5 50to 7 7 _ 3 ll 0 Ditto Bedsteiul - - fli,: iiwillioihoumMtQouisona,:has hours. Goods o gn t FlrjuatearYnruyoil:filhadliresatfp;:lPirialla I 00 43 : : 1 s f [n da ; C h a y e s f i c tad Fi ti ed ee e 'is:a!argti Ap a rtmen ts ' 1 i ao t r i k as t : isiM theseo . c ir. l Goods packed and 'era to ail parts of Reiland hoe at defier* ir , except the matting. . • t , . Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Appaloosas Slam at 'e Country; and Estates valued. ••.• .. :..0 t - coaavevrett. T. Corder I J. Wilma r .1 3. T. Hasler I J. Uncle I W. w TUURNLLL, Agent. J. lIASLE34 ,‘,l. ... 7' : ( .0._ • . 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AN 1: ' .' ~,, R ,TK:derA e iorandf .t E h rL i ieL y woi tm pß i eneeetitesO r ik e . pmeru SU sif i eini_ ifE asia.Bo l N ( K / marst ß iedeme O nz l, 4 2 F:tet W isio l oa N ., El ornsii , tbe4wiet:rfe. p rho lt: .Or az W. e the florawrerker .. wiasielers or /fit NOTICE is hereby given. thee the ALLOTMENT- of •. • * ti each. CAPITAL LEASEHOLD HOUSE. BLOOIISRGRY. easier twa • Roomos the Pease SHARES in the General Stage-coach Company will taka place - •Pia, farther Se oseliell afte dis Flit - . - . SQUA RE. .elmillst Want. WED- on WRDNI:SDAY, the Ist of June next , st which period the ,in t .1,.,- • • rcloa X ie rfr. WI LLOCR, NI 1 *M AL the Ild. FRIDAY, the &I, Elm will hl finally denied. All Applications far Shaven aria be i - s The Otervafttillit i llett:' , W ai 4ate reire Polimatii At 11.0*.e.• • in Change - alley, Combill, THIS salt F, tote , at Oct each Day Meldeele, reutivedby Mom. Dickine and Davidson, until TUESDAY, the ter 'WM efsßnii s h ag agpm. ka t ... •7 ii . -- -."' l llittr.llM.}.. lir nester 0 else Adatinisasstrix.- inises, No. 6 . , 'lemon-Arent, oa WEDNESDAY NfIXT. Sahib Gift sad Corr- 3lst laststr, bet no subsequent applicatlon atten6ed to. I Frelfelleoes held teen' ' the t,e l A VERY DESIRABLE awl COMFORTABLE FA- at it The•DIRECTION being now comPlae, and the Ammonium* 1 Mews. And re w, oy m i milk so the C on* L - 4. MILY nousp, e mu N. .sp She math side of ID IV E HUNDRED end THIRTY 80TT1123 of 2471Ni lliti ' ille I • Isso lgl i a l ii pirits folly made flit carrying the Intanuwts of the Company into effect. I Great Wialbembassest, et lii, Oray'a lad. Hiesstabury-square, the corner of boatbmptalsiltreet, the lass r 4-•ee sob' tI- •Vbefoo . no tome wilt be dela= the Introduction of Coaches on the residence of 4371 1.1141 6. bo t t L au tles AY P i .ud i u ll7 n l e i ll bet ive r e : 8114. 1 1C" .206:: booties of P nlitage of oct i t i"l in:ges ;ll262 o( diesilibsitlest lin alline: • . -• -*l fig several Ramis oat of ; irbeing a Relsoluden of the Can - 1 • MO__.... EIiiiNTSEL -OdEILIIIELLEES, AND BMW HUTCHINSON. Vic Atissand t mine' to have this Prone' pia of the Company fully and fairly mut- An; - • .st Mae; . Copple Stine ead Soft. Wished, on eftiden the at . ofJuly next. 'ANTED. bi_ ..._._l6, _.,.. LA___ _ ___ . Dl l Ot sna 1110414 1 3 1 bee,... 7. al rl ib P n iary lMi tai terf: in t . hg" 4:O reogr EPOMOOk air !: ll.Bll. tore l roorn*. ol4: - . ": 7 44 ., "bettellcdtrahwutgtlf th e nt tw e ° . , Ast i & di a . m.d....... ...It". - Gt " 861 7 ; -W W. TO COL. .-w By orde. Lead . WORMS and DAVIDSON. - • • ma as a g a th ae d eafp a ra j omf o 4wwwist h a imam , /rim a h l im r once,. stia good.conaing. Senna,. - • l or y ton the ven besse ient dem are es t : . N. os.staL:)l6 anedtast7, -- • - •. ed at t: tine P l P• o s f °::le cosiogues i t e whet . , il 1 7 . :::: . ress To be viewed till the sale. only welt detest slid Pertieelere twson Wil da jat recid e, G i r nig eat i ll esi artoro m ugb. th aes . ; allt.""irk. •:-,,, - Pewees 30, Qmon- stem , Cheapaids. eel tleeireiell- expired, et away easy rent. *NI Address, A. S. C. • ffreesibtslisst. &bom- bes :I ' Mar Tub, ra EC H A NIC A L CHIMNEY-SWEEPING.— BEAUTIFUL _i4 .. • a I 4, LLA , may be bad on the remiss ; p of Mr. Veteiisson, Solicitor, Ea 11. . ... , . . 4 AIM* . Casks of Mr. Willock Ng 23 At • MEETING bald at the Ch yof Landoll Tavern, on MOU be I4T B R O P L U D ISA by Iak . '. - A ! 1111aR s., ‘F ir lastelL akar rE . b r iv i r. cka tini d oo it t i s i am in °;, o6 at e , e G i t ranra hatat at igobat alli r -- t i ta h otaa ' may b e . h a g. 'To Essikara, I BFAINERS tites," -BT ost eig sgrotiseCem . cern-m*ISW 1111111 Trucks FRIDAY , 27th Illay , called at the request oldie " Society fin V rAi s i i . A Pow Superseding the Necessity of Clintbhig Boys," for the purpose of T ° WlLlpair, a cab . , •- : : LT/ MlTta, most LEASEHOLD HOUSES. HOIST - HAMPTON-PLACE ? ettsmieste et the West End of the Toms, within a feweli ca'all r i Zst t 2 • .41)c. Ice // Is , promo the cesl use of hiseilses to cleanse Chimneys, in- d a ito s c a lb, emus as m am a 'Tea, Gese, dm dm Utensils, to be steed A lotrl g children to climb them, . tan. s=et s f . a ounfombie • '. • *IL. DLL:4 D. -R OA K, Oeferd-strect.kiesding great Its - the oputieet peris4 of 51. if my- Is-ituess .. , • Wit' ait • Obso. ON final the The Bight Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair. se desist beer at , At Osnawaylk DArat C , 11, it One Lot, By lisomm. DAWSON and CAFE, bats* Sues us MOM ' 4 " 44 64 noun . . Hes* taken into monition ion a Swirliest of the Piesmilags ir=fti imelp.sastaa . gm do mein Oa* when "al " of theawa tht Sesietp, ikeim stit o, its siak Com a ittee t . si from t totaheispatitno.iod."(. , last : mar :b e = , Im• it i r am esir. .rx on the Esst side el the Kent-pad enrithle thretei t3 4o lnere , Rtrek A LEASEHOLD ESTATE; very desirably situate FeeMantesetly. on the Praielses,se WEDNESDAY KEIT, et lap In One Let, by ester Otis Assigews • of Mews. Mardi and On. 1 ‘ Sr Egl7El BIEL O ,II OE, MAT El. lad. On ths station .of bin meet Lamle, mss led by SNOW. lix. bone, etches* seecisem a( ' / . I:maiming of two s I welbissilt . HOedis. wilt stb W PWO tepusidjse and sabstbstial Lamsetioka Wit- t . .11i,sho assupidemerffhlisseer, '"' 1..•• iiiit HOMES, with excellent 0111x3 and Dwell*, Bits Alba ils Mr Months of April, . Erma, tri'lleeshsll..• theAddrem as new reed. is-- ! I V ". isms lea MS sten, coichensiter, on Leases at briny Strong Rooms (fire-proof), excellent Cellariog and Back OHM% heads per Annum •t o amnia neatly-finished House, behind situate Nes 6 and 7, on the East side of Be:nem-street, the Ism OriL .4. "..20 .''' l'imiii. I Iv`• 't ,•-, . J 144 14 4 14 : 1 •1 1 be =llte re / 4. boi: Soo" Poofko • the &eye, at present' untenanted, but lately let at Thirty Pounds Banking-home of Mom. Mesh and Co. I,9tV. ' and ilhe it- (nano of a fatally of respects Iltly 21". ._,......_ ~.." '' 7. ' -.C•-* 4 4 ' ' ..'1", -• '. ' bilMil ~._ ' • All Cumber pard.mlsrs may be err it. wilioct,l46. SS, P" "num- The Premises may be coot w ed into Two Dwellings at a view •e ht Years and a Half of the Leese unexpired, at a too- twilling expense, having sepa snliar.ces and staircases. wad . . ~. 1 g 1 ... ' .. when the ittlaill care`- A T . ~,.,„.. ' IT Stilideq.,mainded by Cams Wilson. Esq. Geem s s a i sta s ee , y ea d alt , mil . " " , (boridays a ) hem tee b • pinion of this Meeting, the custom derma reserved Rent. . ler a term of years, r at low g -rents. To be viewed till the sale: and particulars may be had of Mr. May he viewed till . the sale, with Tickets only. Particulars &eh* WI aid SeasekSl JUallt eg the' , i . die " is repugnant to humanity, and ought T_TAZARD and CO. - 2 .. OS", trim are to be '' metsining - •M t he . ,as far as practicable, by a wise and .11 2 - - 40,9110 • .. -1., 11:z•Nv , 1: - . Bind* m the premiss of Mr, lord, at the Walnut Tres. in St. • hod oo the Premises; or A. Gordon, Esq, Solicitor, 51. Old Illi Bah The s w ans asa b ialisi r e rub s ta gur ismiez = l lll5O. that the continuance of this practice ad- 2- - 10400 t „, Albaa's-street, th y ;e of Mr. Ford, Builder, in Francis -street, Bratil-street ; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Dawson and CIA. t tiV . it having been established in evidence that 2 - - 3,806 ' r • . ALL . op's*. eh. Asylum; of Mr. Townsend , Solicitor, Cloak-lane ; GreacMarlborough-strett. s a ll bi li Z im h iit r a d ad tt i ft winm allaull e r g iodr ull " am • li t ninety-Wee ddimasys 'out of one hundred may be swept by the ALL TO-MORROW. •j- r% ~ , - . 1 . at Gerraway's ; and of Mr. W Work, 26, Golden-square. • R EG ENT-STREET. • BM, thi• itustie. sit being such lholiaLlsist o b ta i n common' machine, and the few remaining ones by making trifling AND J. SIVBWRIGHT are twit' telling Tickets their milsemeseMb - The bosom Nem shad logiitesimityie for alteration* in the Bum VALUABLE LEASEHOLD HOUSES, ST. ALBAN'S. ' By Meson' . DAWSON sod CAFE, - On the motion of Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. M.P., seconded by the • • and Shares at their OW and Fortunate 011icee, No- 37. • PLACE, LAMBETH. On the Premium (by order of the Assignees of teruis Gerdirs.fte4 di* pribigt• commit; 11, Holborn; and 38, HarmatheL Payees suiplea ebtidned, If required. pemitnes to the said 25th Right lion. Lord Gwydyr, By. Mr. WILLOCK, with the consent of the illormsgeet, on THURSDAY NEXT ' ', day 0 jevoilms law* lb , B u b h at amaa l u d att , bee d ay prier 3. Resolved—That in the opinion of this Meeting, the Laws TO-MORROW. W. ' At Garraway's Coffee-house, in 'Change.alley, Comilla, THIS at 1 2, Every Number, and Every Prize Moult* Drown. including DAY, at 12. in One Lot. THE LEASE of a very excellent DWELLING-.• to dudes vile melt perms is deoliaL . passed for the protection of climbing boys are ineffectual, and that the . children so employed are still subjected to unjustifiable hoed- Two of . - .C 38.000 A COMPACT LEASEHOLD ESTATE, most de- w / ink. a s lus s osc egratommy halfpenny by the day, ..hips, and in many instances to great cruelty. Two - . . 10,600 HOUSE and SHOP, situate in the Promenade of Regis*. 1 1 / 011 Effleii an • Pane* sad bled the said 23th day of Two - . . SAO !IL Bitable situate near Walcot.place, Lambeth. on the Wear street, No. WS, nearly opposite Hanuver-street. The , premises June, sap be °Wined la what or in part payment of principal, On the motion of the Right Hon. the Earl of Morley, seconded by Besides TWENTY other Capitals ! and side of the high road from the Aoylum to Kennington, consisting comprise fire bed-chambers, two drawing-moms, parlour, bassd , epos staltgtbe required ameant the the lists, delivered on or before 4. _. . _ John Smith. Esq. M.P. NO BLANKS I of two substantial and neatly-finished Houses. in St. Alban's-place, some show shop, and every other acannmodstion. held fora term the AM shi day of Jens, which sem Bills, with the-Interest on the Resolved—That it be recommended to the Committee to pre- anti one in Si. Alban's-street, in the several occupations of 3lts. of 31 years, nt a low rent. Bab will be lamed on the 27th day of Jane. e the Draft of a Bill , with a view to its being submitted to some Every Number is sum of ?jive Pounds at Inst. Tiffen, Robert if Mon, Esq. and Mrs. William Nash, at Rents On the same day will be Sold, the elegant STOCK of CURIO- • pare the Draft of a Bill. with a view to its being submitted to some Tct7 em if Is SUiS i Pun 'l'ifen, Robert Hixon, Eaq. and Mrs. William Nsih, at Rents Os, the same day Will be Sold, the elegant STOCK of CURIO- NB. £fl uev Bills dated prior to April, 4 hare been Member of the Legislature, to be presented to Parliament at an ALL TO-MORROW l amounting altogether to SITIES and FANCY ARTICLES. NIL All 'chequer Bills dated prior to April, 1824, hare been early period of its next Session, for the purpose of abolishing. .. . . . ... . . . . - . advadsed te beleid off. WINES AT REDUCED PRICES, WARRANTED GENUINE.- lONDON AND WESTMINSTER WINE AND SPIRIT COMPANY, No. 16, Strand, opposite St. Mar tin's Church. Per Dozen. 1 Per Dozen. 014 Port. Vint. 1821 27s to 35* Sparkling Cbam- Fine Crusted ditto 401 —48 s -72 s to 84a Fine Pale Sherry 27s —36 s Ditto, finest quality —s East and %Vest India Claret, St.J u lien, &e, 481 —84 s Madeira - 364 —48 s Chateau Margot —s Teneriffe, Lisbon, and B.intorne,Sloselle,&e. —4 Mountain -30 s —36 s in French Care hladeira and Sherry - 161 211 •„,* Si: Dozen and upwards I ties at etett price. Letters, post-paid, inclosing free and Co. 16, Strand," duly -3 ns of all kinds. - -- 4in Hogsheads, gratis. Bot- Jrnittaases, addressed, " W. God_ attended to. 1111.10118 AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. AS a mild and effectual Remedy for all those Disorders which originate to a vitiated action of the Liver and Hi llary Organs, namely Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head-ach e , Heart burn, Flandencies, Spasms, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, &c. &c. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOI I B PILLS have met with more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with succesaful effect ; and require no restraint or confinement whatever during their use. In tropical climates, where the consequences of redundant and vitiated bile are an prevalent anti alarming, they are an invaluable and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly calculated to correct disorders arising from exceasea of the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints oemaiontd by irregularity of the bowels. Sold in Boxes, at 2s. Al.; Os.; I Is. ; and 22*. ; by Batley, Che mist, 4, Chcapside, St. Paul's; Savory and Co. In, Nay Bond street...London ; and by the principal Medicine Vendee* throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, PARSON'S HOOPING COUGH MEDICINE, an effectual and safe remedy for this dangerous complaint. In packets, at 2s. TILE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND. In the press, and in a few days will be published, in one volume post Svcs. ACRITICAL EXAMINATION of DR. MACCUL LOCH'S WORK on the " HIGHLANDS and WES TERN ISLES of SCOTLAND;" containing a Refutation of his Calumnies and Misrepresentations concerning the Manners. Character, and Present Condition of the Highlanders; an Estimate of his Literary Qualifications; together with some Remarks on his Statements in justification of the violent itimmvemeats which have been recently introduced in the North, and on the actual state of Highland Economy and Population. Edinburgh Printed for Daniel Lisars, 61, Prince's -street, Edin burgh and Charles Knight, Pall-mall East, London ; and to be had of all Ilooksellers. THE HARMONICON, No. XXX. price 2s. gd. contains—l. Duettino (quite new, with Italian and English words), by Signor Coccia, of the King's Theatre, 11. German Air, with Aceonip. for Pianoforte; the Poety by P. Hall, Esq. Brasennae College. Oxon. 111. French Romance. Mehul. IV. Aria (now first published in England), from the celebrated Opera of " II Crociato in Egitto," Mcyerbeer, with Italian and English words. V. Waltz, Wilms, of Berlin. VI. Rondo for Pianoforte, Zimmerman. VII. Impromptu for Piano-forte, Beethoven.—Me. nioir of Weigl. Account of celebrated M usical Performing.. On Musical Education. Meyeibeer and II Crocks* in On the Oscillations of Sonorous Chords. N. ilivaqua Paris. On the lttuaical Drama. Some Musical Miscellanies. Review et new= 4 Worilts, Musical Report. Re. London : Printed for Samuel Woo, slimed ; sold llor W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; R. Milliken, bile.; and all isaistilima and AI usiesellers. Of whom may bepad. The Harmonieon Edition of Weber a DER FREISCHUTE, ABU HASSAN, and PRECIOSA, price 2s. did. each. Orders should particularly specify the Harmosioan Radom of Weber's Freischuts, Prsvinsa, and Abu Hassan, as the price of each is less than one sixth of the other editions. NMI that I. at 14 ere make ;any :Ili I. et, teat. Teem op, to %kw, F.ichty xhfnd 'oundo ma tl of /ter ,in -emir &I - -r NOY i.: FA side of du late the two room*, lowestic ere un. niculars No.ll. No. 2b, s had. kN.S. ill, on lost de-. the West tonsisting is lace. I of Mrs. at Rents PER 1 Tenn of T annum- Una nu) , n's-strees, Golden ' ATES- he MON, he Execti 1, and ex. -lane. es on both behind. •ining. rids sundry posits Ken. 'oachhousto I.street. tat Goldea. to, at Roots POUNDS be had of 0. 9. Carey. 'illock, No. ill, LendOn, LTE, con Island, near ndon, in the Wing*, and Pasture, and on Lease, at rNDS TEN plan of the South End own, at llil pread Eagle, at 31altion U. Lincoln . * 25, Golden- ARM, Combat, on pees of Wil. 'HE-FREE I, lee from God. ,ondon, to the tT LODGE, ry film build- 'R ES the Manor of 1 Dartnall, but had. be had on the set Arms. East 15-toile stone: it, Smith, and Lovell, Solici ;dß 194, Picea o. 25, Golden .Tll. 'ollowing Days, 'CRE, paint. billiard table. : and premises. i.ing handsome tints and other bedding,. chintz pier, chimney. and Venetian tiers, drenaing sfa, Pembroke. airs, inahugany screens, presses. tensils, kitchen numerous useful ceding the Sale. to premises; of w Bridge-street, Of Dr. James 6 e Public against acquaint them,. num, No. 45, in tieldoe - 2 9 . 1 rope la • 2 6 izenges 1 iewbery's) 9 , afoot - d by the mime of ills - 1 U mile allowance to TwEig illi J.W. CARLT ON sagas Plieb S OCIZTY of BRITISH ARTISTS, Sv rro ta-_ PALL-PALL EAST. The EXHIBITION for the SALE of the WORKS of LIVING ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDOM IS NOW OPEN. Adwittance Is. Ca.elogee Is. WM. LINTON, Secretary. ItEET, • NEW A/LOYLL ROOMS. INfADEMOISELLE DiLIPAINE DE SCHAU -1 ROTH begs leave to illinham the Nobility. Gentry, and her Friends In general. that bet MORNING C ONCERT will take place on WEDN ESD AY, Jane 8, at the above Rooms. The following eminent Performers have most kindly promised their assistance :—Principal Vocal Performers--. Madame Caradori, Signers Marinoni. Signora F. Marinoni, and Mademoiselle Garcia; Signor Curionl, Signor Remorini, astl Signor Begrez. In the course of the Concert, Mademoiselle de Schauroth will perfordt on the Piano-forte, Random Brillant, with orchestral ac companiments (Kalkbrenner); Variations Wiliam (Pixie); and a Concertante, with Violino Obligate (Mayseder), Mr. Kiesewetter. Fantasia for the Flute. Mr. Davit (hit first public performance); and Fantasia for the'C,orno, Mr. Sckunke. Among the Instrumental Performers are, Messrs. Lindley. Dra goretti, Moral'. Oury. Anderson, Ella. R awlings, Daniels, Nicks, Brooks, Davis, Schunke, Menotti, am Leader of cue Band, Mr. Kiesewetter ; Conductor, Sir 0- Srsan. Farther particulars will be duly announced. The Concert to commence at Twa o'Clock precisely. Tickets. 16a. Gd. each, can be had of Mademoiselle de Schell rah. No. 6, Charles-street, Oreavenoreaquare ; at the Music Shops of Messrs. Cramer, Addison. and Beale, and the Royal Harmonic Institution, Kaigien.street ; Chappell and Co. New Bond-street Goulding and Co., Soho-square ; Betts. Ro y al Exchange; Clo. .7 , 1016 and Co.. Cheapeide; and at Willies Muted Repository, Jaates'aorreet. N.B. Issas far Parties of six may be obtained by ail fatly ap plication. to Mademoiselle de Schauroth. MIDDLESEX TO WIT. NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 29th day of May 111 laat, an order was signed by Henry Butts Owen, Doctor in Divinity, and William %Vie, Esq. two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the county of Middlesex, for the dis.rting and turning a certain part of a public footway, commencing In and upon certain land in the parish of Hornsey, in the said county. the property of Edward Gray, Esq. in the occupation of George Mar shall, of Hornsey sforessid, carpenter and builder, at the distance of sixty-seven yards or thereabouts, from a stile at the south angle of the said land, called Tilekiln-field, and pmceetling in a north-east direction to • certain highwsy-road, called the Back-lane, in the parish of Hornsey aforesaid, containing in length one hundred and seventy-six yards or thereabouts, and In lieu thereof making a new footway, more commodious to the public, commencing at the aforesaid distance of sixty-seven yards from the south angle of the said Tilekiln-field, and proceeding in a parallel direction with the fence on the north-east side of the lands belonging to James Treacher, Esq. to the aforesaid Dick-lane, the length of one hundred and forty-shree yards or thereabouts, and of the breadth of eight Jett or thereabouts; and that the said order will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said county, at the General Quarter Session of the Peace, to be holden atthe Sessions House, Clerken well-green, in and for the said county, on the twenty-seventh day of June next; and also that the said order will, at the said Quarter Stallions, be confirmed and enrolled. unless, upon an appeal against the same to be then made, it be otherwise determined. By order of the Magistrates, J. S. SKAIFE, Clerk. MIDDLESEX TO WIT. NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 28th day of May last, an order was sited by Henry Butts Owen, Doctor in Divinity, and WI:, Esq. two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, in and for the County of Middlesex, for the turning and diverting a certain part of a public footway in the parish of Homsey, in the said County of Middlesex, commencing upon the north-west side of a certain highway-msd, called the Back-bane, leading from Crouch End to Hornsey Church, in the said County. near unto the house of Charles Brown, gentleman, and proceeding in a north-west direution, through and over certain hods, the property of, and in th occupation of the aforesaid 3'harles Browa, to certain glebe land, commonly called the Hilly. held. containing in lengtl one hundred and eleven yards or there. about ; and the making in lieu thereof, a new footway, more com modious to the public, corn •aencing from the north-west side of the aforesaid highway-road, telling from Crouch End to Homsey (north aforesaid, at the d .tames of seventy-five yards or there abouts, north-east from the ximmencement of the old footway, and Proceeding through and rayon the lands of the aforesaid Charles Iltown, the length of sixty-one ya:ds or thereabouts, and of the l , teadth of eight feet or thereabouts, in the direction and near to the brunt which separates the lands of the said Charles Brown, from the said &be land, called the Hilly-field, and terminating at the gate which !versus the lards of the said Charles Brown from the said Hilllyy tWi t and that the said outlet will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peke for the sai2. County, at the General Quarter sessions of the Poem to be holden at the Sessions House, Clyrk mwell-greso, in and fur the said County, on •he twenty-seyentli day of June next; and also, that the said order will, at the said Quintet Sessions, be confirmed and enrolled, unless, upon an ap pal against the same to be then made, it be otherwise determined. By order of the Magistrates, J... SEAIFE, Clerk. ARCS DE NAPLES. VERY large Quantity of the above SILKS, of a i ism superior quality. is all the fashionable Colours, and in Malkin on SALE, Wholetale and Retail, for ready money, • a very unusual Pr i ce, by BROiVN an d HUBBARD, 234, exatt-street, opposite Hanover-street. Indio are informed, that no sbatement can be made, either in "tall, lergepurchave. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE, STRAN D. THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se cond division of Exeter'Change, where may be seen and well-numnfactured Stock of fa-"ionable (iarriagir, Cur ie. Tandem. Phaeton, and (liaise Harness, with every descrip 0. of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East Watt Indica, New Soto h Writs, and the Spanish Main. Camp I :rdsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs. Cabin Wash-hand Stands, ' 4bin lumps, Camel and Bullock Tntnks, Canteens completely ' ,ll up. neat and elegr - lt, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed , • ''• Writing Desks, Drawing Cases, &c. A large assortment of airy and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Ildts, end Pistols, &c. &c. The ifllTialt and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win :" Rome Clothing, merit inspection, from their escellent quality, nix style of workM ' anatiip, and moderate price. The whole of the "tittles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent of fifty years standing, is strictly &ducted to, of asking bat ire, Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will be mule under any circumstances. N .B.—To prevent mistams, the Public will please to observe, lost the three_ principal entr..nces to this Out fi tting Warehouse are 11 Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and wend Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. .1 r~ II! 'f t : i k ..,, I .i• • 1 'lf ! 1 1 1 ,1 1 i l . 1 .1 i i • • .1 : I ' 4 1 ! 1 ' i .. , , ( , t . , ! ( . I ) 14 , M ' I l . 8 I ' 8 V I f , 1 i l 1. 1 I 4; • . ' •' • i I • I { I I 1 t i I /I ti 11 111 1 1 1 4 i 1 • . il 1 f 1 1 1 I A , 1 ;( 4 L it *I "I. k t •si l i l t / dr, - WI ■ I