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FOR BENGAL, (with liberty to land Passengers at I. . --.... H E South Part of the Newcome Sand having grown LEASEHOLD ESTATE S AND GROU ND.REN'IS, RAY'S BOOK of RO 15, on an entirely New X' Madras), th e new s hip PERSEVERANCE WIL L IA fif Wind, N.N.W.—High Water,'4l. m. T up to the Southward, this Corporation has caused a Buoy, 31 A R I'•LA-BONN E AND PADDINGTON: Plan ; showing, at one v sr, the various Lines a Route RAYNER BEST. Commander, (oldie Hon. Company's Regular I • Arrived, theßrown. Campbell, from St. Paters! „ ) ,. m , ee ed Red and White, to be placed thereon in three fathoms AND A FREEHOLD GROUND - RENT, ST. GEORGE'S- leading to any required point of tance; and the Index so ar-• Service), burthen 450 tons. 'l*Sni ill. from Archangel ; and 31yrone, Seindbach, ---- ' - a isurr at the first quarter ebb, with the following Marks and Bear- IN-THE-EAST• ranged as to enable a direct ands immediate Reference to any.re- i For Freight . or Passage apply to the Commander. at the /nun- ; burgh. isgs,:riz• :-- By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL gutted Route, Price is. half- 00 4d; or, with a complete set of I )ent Coffee-Howie ;to lilesars. Watts and Heath, No. 134, Fen- Arrived last night, the Mary: 'Mimi, from St. g es singland Church - - . W. S. W. At the Mart, on TUESDAY, 'September 27. at 11. in Four Lots , County Maps, 12s. With Colcumed Alsip, 15e. church-street lor to 4 - The Charles, Brook, from Liyeeputfor sfadeir Pakefidd Church - - . . N. W. iW. Lot 1. A LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE and " This.is the most useful travelling companion with which we JOHN S. BRINEEY,, .' Irs August. 29, very lenity • she had been hi Lowestoft Mill over a small Red House bearing North Stanford -C1 PREMISES, situated No. 27, Great James-street, are acquainted. The entices Routes a hich connect any two places No. 12. Birchin-lane, CornhilL to repair :It is supposed the.c . argo will not be land . . s ri, T ,, llia iat ‘i i% ll i f i t t e o m m. Pitt end North Briton, from Alex Licht Vessel - - - - N. E. b. N. Lisson-green, St - Mary-la-bonne, producing a net rent of 26/. 13s , are seen at a single glance, end any required route, whether it be . sARELL'S 13ANKRUPTcY. to • The Hardware, for Libor), *aided . Holyhead, s n ub Buoy on the Holm . - . N. E. b. E. per aneurn. along the principal or cross Roads, is , from the novel mode adopted THE. CREDITORS of PHILIP S.ARELL, of Copt- had Boo! on the Newel:wise - . N. E. b. N. Lot ;2. An IMPROVED GROUND-RENT of 31. ss , per in the book, traced out with the greatest facility."—Critical Gazette. hall.cerurt bathe City of London, Merchant, who inteqd Iv 71 1 i: t N N Y . il f l r i es am h b E r l e ;c l l7., Monk, from Leghorn, The Shoal betwixt the Red and chequered Buoy has not, ill annum, secured upon the Tabernacle in Pratul.street, Paddington • EVANS'S WALKS through NORTH and SOUTH WALES ; ' the rete. Prose their debts on SATURDAY. he 10th day of September laces mote than from four to ten lent ov er I t at low water, Lot 3. A GROUND-RENT of 241. per annum, held for 90 containing a Topographical and Statistical Description of res-re • Lost. are partrctilarly requested to send me forthwith E . l statementof Dohlio. .11 vessels should not approach it nearer than three fathoms. years unexpired, amply second, and issuing out of ask substantial cipality : to which is prefixed, &copious Travelliag Guide, exhi. th:nr Accounts, and the Bills of Exchange or other Securities they By Command of the Corporation, dwelling-housea in Market -street, Edgeware.road. biting the direct and the principal:toss-Roads, Inns Distances of Sailed, Sem. 4, the Jane, Lindsil_y, for Mode Jet J. HERBERT, flecretety. Lot 4. A FREEHOLD GROUND-RENT of 41, e s , p er an_ Stages, and Noblemen's Seats. - Illustrated aid Mops and 'Views, hld, with the names of the Partners composing . their respective flennay, lot Quebec ; and True Blaei.Biglarsd, f Firms, and name of the Partner who will attend at the Court or OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Anvil 29, 11125. nuns, secured upon a dwelling-house and premises, No. 1, Bow. forming a most useful Pocket CoaTanion. • Price lb. neatly bound yer's-buildings. New-road, St. George's East. and lettered. Commissioners of Bankrupts, and prove the Debts, in order that --- _ their . . Depositionx mei , be prepared previous to, and facilitate the SHIPPING lIVVeLLMEM sirtHE Principal Officers of Ais Majesty's Ordnance do 1 &way glee notice, that P will be received at their May be viewed and particulars had ten days previous to the ssle COOKE'S WALKS through KENT ; containing a Topogra . Business of, the Public Meeting. of Messrs. Allison) and flu....oAleby. Solicitors , Freeman's.court, phical and Statistical Description of the County, and or THE ISLE . JOHN . , ELLIOTT FOX, Solicitor to the Commission. ' PUSTO3I-HOUSE, STET. 5. k -K res ru Pall-mall, on or before T TA I RSDAY, the Bth day of Cornhill ; Mr. Allison, Surveyor, Pere -street, Rathbone-place; OF THANET in particular. New edition, corrected and improved „ 7, Ausunfriars, September 6, 1825. Sweet NTEitED INWARDII.—TiIf AttriZelltirq s l umber next, from such persons u may be woihog to supply at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry: by J. N. ,11axwEa, Esq. Illustrated with several Views and - fr tiuciiii m.l4 ,4 ith rot irg di li tto ; ; 311 U ar n y tCr A ne n h d un re ung l‘ ', f tt ro l m cick li4o frol c dna Department with . Map. Price 84. bound. SECURE INVESTMENT OF CAPITAL. • A QUANTITY OF NAILS OF VARIOUS DESCRIP. 'LEASEHOLD ESTATES, . i tie, 'De' Vries, • from . Ostend ; Johannes', Jesse COOKE'S GUIDE to the LAKES ; including a description of T HE .seYeral following sums wanted immediately On ' Mortgage of Estates of ample value, viz....42.50dt. on Vilma/aisle' 'Bekker f R rda V . 1 TIONS, Isliegton , Horton, Holloway, and Aldensote-street ; and the surrounding Scenery, the Yalu, Mountains. adpicent Towns According to a Specification which may he obtained upon applies- . BONDS OF THE EARL OF HUNTINGDON. and Villages, local Peculiarities, itc. In a Pocket 5 olume, Illus. Foreignyroperty, let at an immense rental; 8000/. on Freehold. Werciini i "J'iinge — Ge'rt r r t Plokker, from ditto one es ; lasery, Maid 'from Ordend ; Eliza, Hart, from Emil icon at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-mall aforesaid. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH , crated with Map and Views. Price 2e. 6d. Houses in Middlesex • 6 or 70001. on freehold Property in Ire- The Tenders to be marked on the outside, " Tender for At the Mart, on TUESDAY, Sept. 27, at 12. in Eight Lots. A NEW PICTURE of the ISLE of WIGHT. Illustrated land ; 5000 t. on Freehold ' Houses at Brighton ; 3000/. on 17 _Cot-. Germ esi an, from Portamnuth ; Li ars Romney, Turns Nails." By Onlef of the Board, Lot I. A SUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD DIVEL- l t il a !dap, and 26 Plates of tbe most beautiful and interesting W. GRIFFIN, Secretary. t its Surrey ; 3000/. on a house in London : 1500/. on Two a.....t.. w___,.. .. Prf C • r ' • ••.# 4/ 7(1. lING. 1. . m. p. .tatersburgh : Bolivar. Ssodboch, from Ft. Peters-. Petershurgh. arleira, put into &il• .n hauled on shore landed. lexandria, have ar. fined, Sept. 4, with has arriTert at Janeiro: Thorn's, for 31iramichi. VS. .o the LAKES ,cry, the Vain, 31 Peculiarities, Be. I ' Views. Price 2s. 6 -.sf the ISLE o : the' most i _ .._ ews throughout the Island,• itt imitation of Orlginai Sketches, drawn and engraved by Wm tritit Coon's. Second edition, with Improvements. Price 12s. in bonds ; or In Bvo. with 10 additional Views 21s. in bds. DEEBLE'S DELINEATIO the ISLE of THANE? and the CINVIJE PORTS ; - g ?P / besti?iftil Erilinv r, ings 'of interesting objects in the • ties of Margate, Ramsgate, Droadstaira, Deal, Dover, Has ; µ , Rye, &c. With Historical and Topographical Descriptions, by E. W. I3RAYLEY. Price 11. Gs. handsomely bound. Another edition en large paper, with proof impressions of the Plain, is 2 vols. Geo. haltioound and let tered, 21. , WADE'S WALKS in OXFORD; comprising an account of the Colleges, Halls, and Public Buildings of the University ; an Introductory ()Udine of its Academical History ; a concise llistory of the City, &e. Illustrated by /2 Views, drawn and engraves: by STORER. In 2 Volumes. Price 11. Is. in boards ; or on large paper, 11. IN. A NEW ' Ale Grace the Duke of (-engraved Views, and a Dr Drawings by J. P. N' the Mansion, and a ( Price Gs. in boards. ircinle Son. Deeker; Devey and Sarah. ism Brake; Vr'uv lessen. from Hoyer Wildschut. fronts Vrouw Feting. nderi • Sovereign. , r.urner,..frotti Peters. bnigtOtanchorr, Morgan, from Memel; Rose. Ront, front Haintiorgh; Atalanta, Pennon, from Potersburgh; Collings/rood. Evans, Tram Hamburgh ; ilerstaing, ranger,. from Emden New I.!niein. Vander Broeuke, from Antwerp ;..F.Aliniturgh Pocket. Wiglikus, front Rotterdam; Science, Allen,. from Hambtugh M onrriol. Thom, from Petersburg!' ; Favourite. Swaffer. froots Calais; Jorge Nitsolans, Peters, from Antwerp; Richard and Ann. Way, from Dublin; Margaret, Bowan, from Cork; Hope, Or.. miston, from / yunhurgh. ENTER F. D OU'r WARDS.--The Wilna..Tayh, for Rio Janeiro Alliance, Whitrong, for Nevis and St. Kites: Commerce. Golder. for Rotterdani Naparima. King, fur. Trinidad Flora, Kink, for Antwesp ; • Charlotta 3Vilhelmina , Moller, for Stralsund and, Griefswatd; Agenoria, A berdeen,..far. Legh orn;i Nicolay Jean. Kalle, for Chnstiania ; Ardent. Boyd, for Belfast; Speedwell. Canningtoo, for Dublin; Barrios, Hutchinson, for Madras, Cal— mum. and Teneriffe. CLEAIrED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GaavEsEirrt.—The Vrouw Janne, Wallenstein, for Emden : Jonge Joanna, Hawegh. for Antwerp and Brussels; Esperance, Van Geyt. for Antwerp; King of the Netherland., Slater, for Rotterdam; Pursuit , Bullin. for Hamburgh; St. Lawrence , Harby, for Quebec and Montreal c Acasta, Chadwick, for New York; Mary, 'lodges, for Madeira c Princesses Alexandrine and Louisa, Badman, for Stettin; Eliza„, Morphew, for Valparaiso and Lima; Dart.Stranack, for Ostend; Dispatch, Riches, for Gibraltar and Mogadore ; London, Ruin. beet. fir Hamburgh ; Sappho, 9atenby, for Carlsham. CLEARING OUTWARDS..-1141CUISS, Schipiran, for Antwerp: Buffnitbg, Ilorstman, for Bremen and Brake ; Iloddington, Brown, for De:nerara; Salm, Thompson, for Hamburgh ; Miriam and Jane, Henley, for Quebec and Montreal ; Alknnmaek, Smith, tor St. Kitt's; Ant, Eshelby, fur Hamburg!): Eliza, Blake, for Hotter:lam ; Nautilus, Tripe, for the Cape of Good Hope; Charlotte, Wilkinson, for Memel. , Secretary, PORT OF LONDON, September 6, 182.. FOR SALE, DY Order of the Honourable the Commissioners of his Mairsligia £xciu Revenue, in a spacious Room at the Chief °Mice, Old Broad-street, on THURSDAY the 22d, FRIDAY the 23d. AIONDAYthe 26th, TUESDAY the 27th, and WED NESDAY the 28th days of September instant,:at One o'Clock in the Afternoon °leach Day precisely, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. : Brandy, Cologne, Rum, Coffee, Geneva. Black and Green Tea, Africk, Peer, Whisky, W ax and Tallow Candles, Cotdrals. Soap. Cherry Brandy, Glass, and French and other Foreign Printed Cottons, Wines. pert of which are allotted io small quantities for the better accom wodation of several dealers as well u private persons who ,may choose to become purchasers. Alpo, about 6,600 Gallons of Irish Whisky. Catalogues may be had at 6d. each, arid samples seen, at the Er • else Warehouse-keeper's Office, Teeter-hill, from Friday thal6th, w Wednesday the 21st day. of September, 1825, from ten till two o'clock = and se the mornings of sale, Item ten till twelve o'clock. A -- LINO-NOUSE and PREMISES, advantageously situate the corner of Bird's-buildings, trailing the lower road at Islington, In the occupation of the widow Sandbuck, for her life, at a net rent of 42!. per annum, but estimated worth M. per annum. Brighton tages in Surrey I 30001. 00 w here' in London ; 131411. on Two Freehold Farms; 1000/. on Houses in Midditsex ; and 1000!. on Houses in surrey. Couunsniceitons from . Capitalists, or their Solicitors, only (post t S er • 4cldrestte , l to X. V. Z. Clerical and Landed Estate Agent. Cooree-house, Paternoster row, will be immediately at . to. THIJEY• INTERESTING PLAN FOR THE IMPROVE MENT OF THE HAND-WRITING IN ONE FORT NIGHT. the M R.; dl'Ut"h7oirSof , I c n ew ve s n y t s o t r en o l f o t f h s i h s o i r n t v i t l t a lu n p n le ow Sy u s n t i e v m er , 'sally adopted, begs leave to inform the Public that by his inven tion the worst scrawl may be improved to a beautiful and expe ditious hand in a few lessons, on very moderate terms. Satisfaction guaranteed. . . _ " Short-hand taught in Six Lessons at the old established Academy. 104, High Holborn. DR. FOTHERGILL'S TONIC FESIALE PILLS. THESE PILLS have been in public estimation for a very considerable time, and are particularly recommended in general Debility of the Constitution ; also as a safe anti excellent remedy in those periodical irregularities which Females of delicate and languid circulation, more especially the younger part, are Ilahle to; they tend greatly to strengthen the Organs oh the Sumach, correct bad Digcaticat, remove Nervous Giddiness, Head-ache. &c. &c. ; and as a Family Medicine will he found generally useful. Sold in Boxes, Is. 14(1. and 2s. 9t1.. br Butler, Chemist, 4, Cheapsisle, Sr. Paul's; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond -street, London; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. _ LONDON. GRAVESEND, SOUTHEND, SHEERNESS, ANL) QUEENBRO' STEAM PACKET COMPANY. 111 HE Directors of this Company hereby . give notice, I. that in consequence of the numerous applications for Marts hom the Cououy, the books at the Banker, viz. Alessra. lad_ broke, Kingscote, and Gillmann, Bank.buililinizs. London, will remain open to receive deposits until Saturday; the 10th day of September instant, when they will be finally closed. Prospectuses may be had, by letter (post pay!), or on applies ti.tn to the Company's Office, pro tern., 1, Pincers' 11all.court, 04113mM-street. A NGI.O- MEXI CAN mrsT ASSOCIATION.— .13. The Proprietor; of this Association are hereby required to take notice, that the Deed of Settlement having been approved by the Directors, must be signed by the Proprietors within twenty-one days from this 7th day of September, for which purpose it will lie at die office, No. 7, St. Helen's-place, Bishopssrate.street, London, until the expiration of that period. and that all Shares then remain ing unsigned will, with the instalments thereon, be forfeited. Persons residing at a distance may sign by power of attorney, the form of which may be had at the office. flours for signature from ten till four. SWAIN, STEVENS, MAPLES, PEARSE, and HUNT, Solicitors to the Association ' Sept. 7, 189.5. 6, Frederick's.plax, Old Jewry, London. CORNWALL AND DEVONSHIRE . MINING CO3IPA NY. Notice is hereby given, that the Directors of this Company will 'meet on THURSDAY NEXT, the Bth of September, at Twelve o'clock precisely, for ths purpose of declaring all Scrip Receipts, which may be then outstanding (if any), forfeited. The Director; hare the pleasure to add, for the information of the Shareholders, that they have paid the Second Instalment for the Mires purchased by the Company ; that all the necessary arrangements have been made for effectually working the Mines ; and that part only of the Ore, which have been raised have already been sold to the amount of 3,11001. The Weekly Returns front the Mines may always be inspected by the Shareholders. By order of the Directors, JOHN WOOD, Secretary. 211, Lombard.sereet, August 31, 1823. THE NORTH AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING, TIMBER. and FISHING COMPANY. Capital 200.0001. in 4.00 Shares of 501. each. The Managers of this Company beg to notice, that t/as project has been formed upon mature deliberation, and that they feel coo. Mint of its success. The object is to build all sorts of ships and 'fetichist Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton, and Nova Scotia, of selected materials, and to carry on an extensive Fishery on those shores. The ships, when built, will be sent home, either direct or ' upon circuitous voyages to other pans, with bah, timber, coals. or other productions of the country, as the Managers may •direct. The tish will be cured for the Spanish and Weiit India markets. Scrip receipts are ready, and will be issued by bleesn. Cock burn and Co., Hankers, Whitehall, London, on payment of a de posit of 11. per share. Applications for Shares to be made by letter, post paid, ad. dressed to the Committee of Management, at the Company's ollice, 1, Pinnen'.court, Broad -street, London, where prospectuses mar be had. N. B. Respectable merchants subscribing for thirty shares to upwards, and residing at the principal seaport towns, will be pre. trued as Agents to the Company, who may apply by letter as *bre. 20,060 IN ONE DAY. HAZARD and Co. Contractora.—And in all probabi lity this is the late Scheme they can ever have the honour Contractors) to submit to the Public, Parliament having de termined there shall bs no more Lotteries after the conclusion of the present Drawings. Hasard and Co. have been therefore stu diously anxious to form a brilliant Scheme, in which all the popu lar points of late ones are not only retained, but the Public are now Presented. for the tint time in the annals of Lotteries, and before their anal conclusion with SIX &e. Jca exceeding ONE-FOURTH OF A MILLION OF MONEY. ALL IN ONE DAY, the 18th of OCTOBER. A great variety of Numbers are on Sale at Hazard and Co.'s old established Office% Royal Exchange thus; 26, Coenhill ; and 324, Oxford.street, cal of Regent.atreet, London; where they have been nowt successful in selling Capital Prises, having in one Lottery sold all the Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes. In the last Year's Lotteries alone they sold Five Prises of 30,0(101. and 26,4001.• and in the Lottery drawn Wednesday, 31st August, Huard ana 4 0. shared and sold 2,172 6.302 C 20.00 420,000 ‘94,,W0 f 20,000 £20,000 £20,000 a Prise of a Prise of . £25,000 25,000 N 0.30, STRAND. RIIIO IRMO. KING OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS, AND THE FANTOCCINI. When King lihio Rbio, at Osborne's Hotel, First took up his lodging, and ranging about The house one day solos, he raised a high rout, Astounding the servants; but no one could tell, Nor Ring, nor domestic, the cause of the pother, For neither of the language could talk of the other. Vet King Rhio Hhio knew French—'twere absurd Perhaps to assert that his Majesty spoke it, ills parks conhn'd was to only one word. Which now recollecting late silence he broke it, Br shouting " Diable l" and led in terrorem ' The room to wh e r e Satan had stept in before him. What mighty events from small causes arise. The room so possess'd was examin'd with care, But nothing remarkable yet was found there, Excite which might either alarm or surprise, Unless t'were i pair of bright Boots, when the strain " Diable!" his Majesty sent forth again. On viewing, not one sable Imp as before, list, lining the Jet in, some half dorm more! Tne cause was explain'd—and one subsequent day To give of amusement the King a display, The figures so tiny Of Gray's Fantoccini Had audience, but not by approval were met. " All this," said the Sandwiehean Monarch, " the Jet Exhibits and more; Mr its lusture embraces With truest reflection, ineffable graces so high decoration and pleasure not lacking. My subjects shall henceforth use Warren's Jet Blacking." 'liftn rev shining and brilliant Blacking, pre red by ROBERT WA pa RREN. 30, Strand, London ; and sold in every town in the 1 .461 m. Liquid, in bottles, 6d. 10d. I2d. and 18d. each. Also Blacking, in pots, Gti. 12d. and IBd. each. A Shilling Pot Pluto iv equal to four Is. bottles of Liquid. Lot 2. An extensive LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situated in the new North-mad at Hoxton, comprising the north wing of Aske's Hospital, with a spacious residence, large warehouses, ma nufactory, numerous buildings, gardens, yards, and premises; in the occupation of slesars. Standridgc and Co., at a net rent of 981. per annum. List S. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Woburn Cottage, a genteel country residence, pleasantly situate at the entrance of Tottington-park, in the Hornsey road, containing four good bedchambers, two dressing rooms, a water closet, two par lours, suitable domestic offices, chnisc-house, stable, outbuildings, garden, drying ground and paddock, comprising altogether up. wards of an acre ; held on Isaac for 19 years unexpired, lit a very low rent of 521. 10p. per annum. The Premises are at pment in the occupation of Mr. Simpson, for the remainder of a term which expires at Michaelmas next, at 1051. per annum. Lot 4. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising extensive premises now used as a wadding manufactory, with lofts, work shops, warehouses, and buildings, situate in Nettleton.conrt, Al derspte-street, in the occupation of Messrs. \Valmesly and Hol- land, on lease, producing a net rent of 281. per annum. The Estates are held for long terms unexpired, at very low rents. Lots 5,6, 7, and 8. FOUR BONDS, granted by the Right Honourable the Earl of II untingdon, bearing date in July and Sep. tember, 1819, amounting together to the principal sum of 1,6001., with interest at 5 per cent. The Premises may be viewed, and particulsra had, ten days pre vious to the sale, of Messrs. Bartlett and Baddome, Solicitors, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street Mr. Atkinson, Solicitor, No. 2, I Church-court, Lothbury ; Mr. Cnade, Solicitor, Verulam-buildings, Gray's Inn; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. WELL-SECURED GROUND RENT of 122/. per Annum, and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, producing 261. per Annum. By Mr. SHITTTIAEWORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 27. in Five Lots. .A.Valuable improved LEASEHOLD GROUND RENT, held for Sti years unexpired, producing a net rent of one hundred and twenty-three pounds per annum, well secured upon ten substantial dwelling-houses and premises, situate No. 16,. Game ll-street-road, and No. 15 to 21 inclusive, in Spencer place, adjoining. Also, a substantial Dwelling-house and Premises, No. 6, Presi dent-street, Goawell-street-roatl ; two neat Dwelling-houses and Premises, Nos. 8 and V. Waterlowstreet, near the City-road ; ear neat Dwelling-house and Premium, No. 49k, Edmond-street, Bat tle-bridge; and an improved Rent, securedrupon eleven dwelling. house and premises in Wood-street, 01d.strect-road, producing altogether net rents amounting to ninety-six pounds per annum. Slay be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had at the Start ; and of Air. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry- ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE,JAMES-STREET, BUCKINGHAM-GATE. By Mr. CAUTY, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of ftaglsad, ea WED- N F;SDA I'. Sept 21, s ‘ t 12. ASubstantial FREEIIOLI ) RESIDENCE, very desirably situate No. 27, James-sweet, Buckingham-gate, fronting St. James's Park, containing two parlours, drawing-room, three best and two secondary chambers, with two good kitchens, cellaring, &c., together with a small garden, at the , extremity of which is a neat detached cottage containing two good rooms, water closet, and other conveniences._ May be viewed tiU the sale. and printed particulars had of Charles Henslet, Esq. solicitor, 7, Northumberland-street, Strand ; at the Auction Mart, and of Mr. Canty, Estate Agent and Sur veyor, No 80, Pcll-mall, of whom may also be had tickets to view. RECTORY OF DOW, DEVON. e n ß wl .k on U il:L l. i tt rlsgy ho t n he ou 2 r ls t t o d3 a y n' o n f ou se n p c t e emtr t int e . ■t 12, SUBMIT by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England (nnleas an acceptable offer should in the mean time be made by P►ivate Contract), the PERPETUAL AD. VOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION to the valuable RECTORY of BOW, Devon ; together with the Great and Small Tithes of the parish, containing about 2.000 acres of prin cipally rich corn land, and being of the estimated annual value of upwards of 8001. together with the Rectorial Residence, and 85 acres of Glebe Land. The village of Bow IS to a beautiful part of the county of Devon, presents every variety of field sport, and is distant from Exeter Di, Crediton 7, and from London 183 miles. Printed Particulars may be had at the principal Inns at Oxford and Cambridge ; of J. S. Clay. Esq., SoLcitor, Barnstaple, Devon; the Auction Mart ; and of Mr. Cauty, Auctioneer, Estate Agent, and Surveyor. IS, Pall.mali, London. This day is published, In Ito. pries 7s. No. IV. of ROBINSON'S DESIGNS FOR ORNAMENTAL VILLAS, containing a Design in the Old English style. London: Printed for James Carpenter and Son, Old Bond. street. --- Of whom may be had, by the same Author, DESIGNS for ORNAMENTAL COTTAGES, LODGES, DAIRIES, &c. Io 4to.lkice 34. 3e. This day Is published, In one large volume. tiro. price 16s. beards, the Second Edition of THE ELEMENTS of the THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC; designed for the Use of Students. By_GEORGh GREGORY, 31. D. Lecturer on the Theory and Practice of Physic in London, Senior Physician to the Saint George's and Saint James's Dispensary, &e: &c. &c. _ _ " Every part of this Work has been carefully revised, and the Author hopes considerably improved, and many additions to it hare been made, suggested partly by the recent observations of co. temporary writers, and partly by the Author's more extended ex perience " Printed for Burgess and Hill, Great Windmill-stmt. Haymarket. This day is published, in lBmo. price 2s. 6d. 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" The Author has here cootrived to amass together a Of whom may be had, Dr. FOTRERGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS, so much eele. brated far their efficacy In Nervous Disorders, and their various distressing affections, ELS Oppresnion of Spirits. Head-aches, Loss of Appetite. Indigestion, Spasms, Tremors, Fainting Fits, and Debility or Relaxstion of the System. In Bottles, at ds. 6d., Ile., and 225. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Macauley, Cheshunt, schoolmaster, Sept. 10 to Oct. 29, at twelve, at the Bankrupt•' Court. BANKRUPT. WILLIAM BARNES, Miles lane, checsemonger, to surrender Sept. 10, 17. and Oct. 18, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Scott and tints, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. DIVIDENDS. _ . _ Sept. 211. Edmund Sager, str7.4idmend Sager, jun., William Sager. Chadderton, Bury, Lancashire, and Richard Holt Sager, New York, America, merchants, at ten, at the Star Inn, Deans. gate, Manchester—Sept. 17. John Peck, Andover, linen.draper, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Oct. IN. Watson Stickney, Welton, Yorkshire, linen.draper, at six, at the George Inn, W h ite friars-gate, Kingston-upon.liull—Sept. 27. William West, Bre. denkury, Herefordshire, dealer, at eleven. at the Falcon Inn, Bromvard, Herefordshire--Sept. 23. Humphrey Humphreys and William Lacon, Liverpool, iron -merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Dele.street, Liverpool—Sept. 27. Joseph Howard, Thomas Howard, and Nathaniel Howard, Haughton, near Denton, Lan cushire, hat-manufacturers, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester.— ... Sept. 24. Thomas Clubbe, Chester,"_ale-brewer, st tea, lig te. Old Nag's Head Inn, Chester. CERTIFICATES--SEPT. 27. William Potts, Sheerness, linen-draper—George Paul Toth, Regent-street, St..lames's, watchmaker—John Pilling and Wil liam Pilling, Alirtield, Yorkshire. corn-millers--Thomas Living ston, Stepney-causeway, baker—Charles Albup, High Holborn, hatter. PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. 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MARKETS. t From the London New Prier Currrnt.l TUESDAY, SEPT. G, 1825. COTTON.—There was rather more inquiry for Cotton last week for export, which was met more freely by the holders at the reduced rates; about 2600 bales were sold, of which 1800 were for export, the remainder for consumption and to speculators. The demand for export continued considerable both yester day and this forenoon ; about 150 Pemams sold at 12 d. for export : the orders for Pernarne are still extensive, but generally limited to prices below the present currency ; the other sales yester day and this forenoon are small parcels Bengals. Gd. a 6id.; ordin ary Surat, fild. and Boweds BAd. SUGAR.—The Sugar market was very heavy during the last week, yet the holders were firm, and as they evinced no disposition to forte sales, there was little business effected ; the few purchases made were however a shade lower.—The market this morning has been very heavy, chiefly owing to the delivery being nearly 1000 casks short of the comparative seek of last year: the buyers, in consequence, evince not the slightest wish to purchase, and only buy for their immediate wants ; we cannot, however, quote any general redaction in the currency. The purchases of Aluscovades to-day do not exceed 200 hhds.; there is no alteration in the prices. The public sale of Barbadoes Sugar, 118 Wide, went off at very full market prices, Ms. 6d. a 765. litl.—ln the Refined market last week there were few sales effected ; some purchases toe small extent were reported of low lumps at 8131. and in crashed Sugar for the Mediterranean ; but for fine goods there was little inquiry.—For Molasses 314. was asked, bu , ..it could not be obtained generally, or to any extent. There is rather more business doing in Refined goods, low Lumps cannot be purchased under 86s. Gd. ; fine goods and crushed are neglected ; there are purchases of Molasses at 31s. to-day—ln Foreign Sugars very few purchases are lately reported. There is rather more inquiry to-day for East Inuia. particularly for Siam Sugers, which are low in proportion; also for white Haven nah Sultans. COI.FEE.—The public sales of Coffee last week went off heavily, and the Foreign descriptions were a shade lower ; St. Do mingo 60s. Gd. ; Brasil 595. a 635. The British Plantation de scriptions were dull, but no reduction in the prices can be stated. The public sale to-day, consisting of 173 casks 40 bags British Plantation Coffee, went off with much spirit, at rather higher prices, very good ordinary Jamaica Ms. a filis. Gd.. gbod middling 9.is. and 96e. ; fine fine ordinary Demerara 80s. The Coffee mark et is much changed to-day ; it looks very firm. HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The Tallow market is rather on the advance, and to-day it looks firm at the improve ment ; the new to-day 378.—Hemp and Flax are steady, at the pre vious prices. SPICES.—The only sales of East India Spices are Nutmegs, Tam. lid. a fis. 2d. ; all other descriptions are, however, nominally lower, being offered at a small reduction. without facilitating sales. --- INDIGO.—The request for East India descriptions continues ; the premium on the last sale is Pvl. on the ordinary, and 9d. a Is. per lb. on good and tine. A public sale of Guatemala Indigo on Friday went 6d. per lb. lower than last sale ; the quality was very inferior. RUM BRANDY. and 1101.1 ANDS---The Rum market has been more firm since the government contract for 150.000 gallons was declared ; the neare s t quotation of proofs is Is. Ild., but no purchases are reported ; the fine Jamaica, for home consumption. maintains high prices ; 100 puncheons averaging 29 over sold at 3s. &I.—Brandy is in improving demand, particularly parcels snit able for home consumption, and newly landed, for which 31. 3d• bas been obtained. Pale Banta on the gaily 14. lid. FROM LLOYD'S LIST: FAL3fOrTTI. SEPT. 4.—Arrived the Drynde, Davison, front London, fox Valparaiso and Lima; the Fortitude, Dupens, and the Hope, Whitford. from London. POItTeMOUTIi, SEPT. 5.--Arrived the Diadem transport. front Corfu; the Hope transport, from the Eastward; the Triumvirate, Green, and the Adriatic, —, from Peteniburgh ; his Majesty'v ship Lyra, from Plymouth, and the Hope, Henri, from London, for the South Sew. DEAL, SE PT:S.--Arrived and remain tha Sir. E. Hamilton, Narbolt, and the Martin, Weeks, front Jamaica ; the West In dira, Cook, from Antigua; the Apollo, Blyth, from Bethke; the biana. Braithwaite, from Alexandria; the Scotia, Wylie, front Almeira; the Levant packet, Cundy, from Tarragona ; the Comet. Lanplan, from Constatinople ; the Aurora, Jackson, from Smyrna;. the Albion, Burrell, from Leghorn ; the Orestes, Nicholson, front Bazbadoes ; the Duke of Kent, Coateawortb, from Pernambuco,. and the Vittoria,—, from —. Sailed die Nancy, Scott, for Quebec. DOTER, SEPT. s.—Arrived off this port the Ida Aleyda, Bak. ker, from Batavia; the Cane Groves, —, from St. Vincent's the Rhoda, Bully, from Buenos Ayres ; and the Elizabeth ant% Mary, Dean, from Siena Leone. II solemn, SETT. b.—The Emily packet, hound to Gotten: burgh, luta put back with damage. The Henry. Sy kes, front Hull. to London, has been assisted in here by two busts, in a sinking state, having sprung a-leak oft' Cromer. The Cilium, Jackson. from London for liamburgh, has put in here with loss of anchor and cable, and pools of windlass upset. She has been ashore, but not, materially damaged. GRAVEIEND, SEPT. S.—Arrived the Providence, Hurst, fro* Pitersburgh ; Mary, Dobson, rim ditto; Wemyss, Kennedy. from ditto; Supply, Seott, from ditto ; Antelope, Campbell, front I' ditto ; Ellis, Gallon, from ditto ; Delaford, Young, firom ditto : Thistle, Creed, from ditto; Tobago, Ross, from ditto; Mars. Hunt, from ditto; Tranby, Smith, from ditto; Ardour, Meade.. from ditto; Tweed, Benson, from ditto; Arundel, Veld, front ditto; Isabella, Robson, from ditto; Two Brothers, —, front Stockholm ; Patience, Walburg, from ditto ; Waterloo, Want. son, front Riga ; Fortuna, Monson, from Bragstock ; Ceres. Beecher, from Dantzic ; Despatch, Hutchinson, from Riga; Anophion, Littler, from Finland; Dandy, Gibbs, front Alkmati India Chief, Cochran], from Baltimore ; Neptunus, Capobuts, from' Rostock. Sailed the Queen, Heath, for Dantzic ; Wellington.; Forster, for Riga ; Favourite, Burmiater, for Archangel; SafFolk. Allison, for Petersburgh ; Amelia, Bully, for Cadiz ; Ant„i Eahelby, for Hamburgh ; Thistle, Brodie, for Stindnland. A MIST ERDA M, SEPT. I.—The Alexander, Steller, from henoin to Rigs, is lost near Windau. Only a small part of the cargos saved. CHRISTIANIAND, Atm. 10.—The Maria Christine, Bilstront.: from Hernosand to Hull, put in here Bth inst. leaky, with lour or bowsprit and sails, and foremast sprung. The cargo will tie landed. The Mariner, Haddock, from Memel to Boston (E.), rue into Mandell 7th inst. leaky, and must discharge her cargo. TARRAGONA. A uo. 23.—The Spanish schooner, said to have been captured off this port, on the 11th inst., by Colombian vein's of war, was taken by French cruisers. . . . BAIIBADOEIS JULY I9.—The Spanish brig Lundong, from Ca.. Wools to Cadiz, prize to the Vincedor Colombian privateer, wad off this island on the 30th ult., and proceeded for La Guayra. JULY 23—An American brig was lost here, with her tieinewat bound cargo on board, on the 26th inst.; and a small vessel gut Ix& shore the night before from the sea setting inwards. Arrived off Portland the Caravan, Bruhn, from Pernambuco Phoebe Ann, Gardner, from New Bedford the Nancy, t. oat New York, and the Perseverance, 'Watts, front St. Andrew's, Nes.- Brupswick. VESSELS STOW EN warn.—Plerald,New York to Liverpool, th!s oh. s Goliath, Charleston to Liverpool. 23d ; Blucher. Liverpo44 n. 3liramichi.26th, all well, by the Helen, Athol, arrived in the Clrle- Diadem, Liverpool to Miramichi, Bth ult. ; 28th, thirty miles N.W. of Torry Islands, the Eclipse, of and fur Ayr from Quebec , Paddy Carry, Cunningham, arrived the Clyde; Thames, of 'reign mouth, Rowley, Liverpool for Newfoundland, 25th oh. by tba Duchess of Gloucester, King, arrived in the Clyde. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CRICKET. A match for 100 sovereigns was played yesterday, at the Wae ling:on Cricket•ground, between the Kew and Chelsea Clubs, and was decided as follows : Chelsea. lst hp. 2d Inge. Andrews . VI . Gregg - 0 - 2 Pitts - 3 - 0 bull. 10 - 17 Butler - 2 - 3 Goulds - 0 - 16 Pursloe . 2 - 3 Bennett - 6 - 0 Childs - 3 - 4 J. Newman 2 - ti Bedford - 0 - It Byes - 5 - 6 Kew. lit Inge. 24 lig , . Hendeepoo - 2 - U Behanna - 2 - 9 Souter • 0 • 4 Noyce Weatern Hart Taylor Keen - 4 Hall - 8 %V. Newman s Bond Byes 1 - 1 '3 • it; - 40 Total 115 111ajor;ty for Towl - 24 - In . U . - -- dfr t 91 A match, which excited much sp o rting interest. • took Place" Monday morning for 200 sovereigns, from the 113th mile stunt. near V, hittington, Worcestershire, to the 60th mile cone, thr.a miles beyond Oxford. A gentleman of the name of Maitland un.. dertook tor the stated sum to ride the ground upon three bones its two hours mid three quarters, and lie was backed at to 4to wio. Tbe first horse, a fleet bunter, which had been for some Weeks kept up for the match. performed nineteen miles within the hour, tin. countering Broadway-hill on the road. The metro:V(l horse was a thorough bred one, belonging to the rider, sod over a good toad he gallopped nearly twenty-one 111144 in the hour. ?he last horsy galloped the remaining thirteen m i les in 43 minutes, w inning tbs match Ly two minutes. Most extenstre improvements antlalteratiOns are now in p rog ress on the highway between it . orcester and 'revoker. bury. The narrow parts are being considerably witlePee, and elbows cut off; and at Severn Stoke the road is b4:i.ig so much raised, that, except upon extraonlinary occasions, it will be kept entirely freeTrorn the intrusion of tbeSjvcro floods. 14. 1 ~.