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BRITISH AND FOREDIN SNUFF. le said goods to be viewed at the Ring's Tobacco Warehouse, Iso Docks, six data previous to the day of sale, where Cats. may be had at etapente oath. _ _ despatch, VOR VAN DTEMEN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH J 1: WA LES, the fine fa s t-s a ili ng Brig JOHN DUNN, Al. Burtben 200 Tons. SUTHERLAND 111•BEATH, Commander. Lying in the London, Hoch.. Has good Accommodations foe Passengers. For Freight or Passage apply to BUCKLES, /3AGSTER, and BUCUANAN, 33, Mark-lane. A REGULAR TRADER. is Entered Out at the Custotn House, FOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND an d NEW SOUTH • WALES, the fine coppered Ship PRINCE REGENT: hurthen 400 Tons, WILLIAM B. LAMB, Commander. Lying in the London Dock. Has very superior Accommodationi fur Cabin and Steerage Passenger& Fur Fright or Passage - apply to BUCKLES, BAGETER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. —RTIS, Pmk-lIALL FAST. v tee the SALE of the WORKS ••• UNITED KINGDOM IS NO' - Catalogue la. ' WM. LINTON, Secretary. Socl. Th. EXHIBITIO, LIVING ANTISTS OPEN. Admit . 'MI', &c. &c. nf t 9 A ti we nea 1 anA U pk: i I t r ei Ne a ~,C h e io a:: : . . supportedt"s e r WENTTGR i a ; : 0 A :. i t i N i .. choice S . 44 , e : . i B R ONZES.II: i l lo S: :cp., Yi es,edu E t a S iporpr i mp and o r l ee liSS at i az i r l: D :l ty E aßer N :t rt il i li kr yh N d nj es O a A t iF l T t r ncfen iDNW. dilw i lept, o l : ohni Fil t B l ,.tuie l lr ha.rwi C a res : e er wi li i iPecß u : i4 h n il ' he t f e ed l l t i 'at tables, C / Li ac iu t ih A lj : Aa r l i i tß if i I V Y : a area r } u L iw S i ; i g s a rig : pt PBS .ite : s aans a r ri :o : C od i df uSi i„ : t o m a 1 nei n : e so: i R ' C f f: k ! lr ißao A: AlirP°ESS: carpets, tapestries', costly ormolu !unreal, clock, su rn i a li d s t ea k ay bi' twl . e no ng l w a i b n be r av ii ic a ,a nd o r : u a m m er c o a u ta s i i osu tem es s o h f od el eg m an th ee e a A n and c v ti al o r ii.ooms coin Char l es-street. F) tr ri net : I t; ; N e r . l T o e l t r , R .,. nE., ticß 11.:7h 1 r de (Vest , M. A f I R .,..na lll l ,±l.POlte h,.- LAIN, PICTURES, TURN NG LATHE, Ac. its. MR. PHILLIPS 'hit the honour to annotince, that THIS 1/AY; and following DAYS, at One n`Clock, he shall 51.1113111' by AUCTION, at his Roams New Bond meet,. th e superlatively elegant assembl age o f FU RN I TURE, both useful and decorative. 13 noble glasses ofor ic l eli tude and briNisineyt 'tinning lathe, by Ifdletaptfell ; a na t snit a earned and glitch:tire, executed for the late Napoleon.: er-metak._ 1 ," - splehdiel *moires. commodes, consoles, cabinets, TE7'. 1 41` -- *- bray tables and aiereenires of the finest work, and time of Boni* and• Brisnen Japan. Stare, Dresden, and French porcelain, in Hullers. Itefrittle and for decoration ; ne.molu cocks and candelabras; va luable bronei.4 r.rd marbles, in groups, figures. I•14tel,• cif. • se. vent large and fi ne pieces of Gnhelin tapestry ; Persian., Ti nker, and A utaisson carpets, and Miscellaneous valuable object's, the property of a Gentieman removed from his mansion in the Wert of England. Also, the Collection of Ancient and Modern Pictures, Prints, and Books. May be viewed, and catalogues tat ;1. ed. each) had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond street. . - -- - • lull-. TO BREWERS, MALT DISTILLERS, VINE4AR AND CIDER MAKERS. &e. &e. J. SWAN, Professed Brewer, returns hit sincere • thanks to his Friends, the Brewer*, and the Pnelle in general, for the very Renal encon-agement he has already received, and begs to call their particular attention to his nett-inventsd SACCHARO3IETER, which is PO simple in Its aggliention, that it has but one weight, end that only reqdred at a ;cry high thpivee of strength. without the aid of either rtilei or tables. the practical use of which may he attained in one lifter& : ft is con structed on true r,•ientific principle s , eombinii^eqkteity with accuracy and despatch ; and being strongly overlaid elth, gold, re. sists the ccmis , vc tv.atter so generally prevalent In all Sacchariner, thereby retaining its crignial weight : and does not require re adjusting so frequert. The instilment is also accompanied with a comparative rcle fur regulating-the lengths in brewing, and for showing the real value nf malt, to Id. pef queerer :—thus cern erirg it superior to any other yet invented, and which will enable the Brewer to produce Ale and Beer of the same strength and minlity at all Sine*, without variation. There are likewise annexed, Tnhles of Expansion sal Comparison, of the old and new Imperial :Res cuers, and other Tables of the greatest Importance to the Brewer may be had, which, by being attended to, will ensure an unerring process of fermentation, which alone can produce uniformity of transparency and &nom, and therefore will prove of the greatest advantage to the Brewer, and is of itself sufStient to insure its universal adoption. J Swan feels the' ennfidence which is the result of many years' edminued prterite in the art of Brewing, (iring which period be has taught some of the first Brewers in the kingdom, while on a tear of upwards of 70,000 miles in extent, and from 'limn hi possesses written documents of their derided approbatapn of his competent and extensive knowledge in this art, partlruhrly al to his admirable discovery of extracting a larger quantity of saccha rine quality than is generally obtained from the goods, as also for his system of preventing acidity in the hot months. Experienced Brewers of Ale and Porter sent to any part of the kingdom at a few weeks' notice.--;For personal attendanci lOU gitineas, and all reasonable exper.aes. J. Swan has much simplified the whole process of Brewing, pod brought tit to one invariable result. which is fully explained in The whole of his Tables and Journals, the price of which is 50 guineas —die purchaser being at all times entitled to correspond on the subject. J. Swan, to prove to the trade that ciao information he can give them is of the first importance assures them that he has in hie Possession d,scunrints of approval from the first 11.-,..n fins, aLe. hs the Ling:lrmrs, so .he ereeeeet i , r ss,ooe, im ;air own ha id-writing, whicb may be seen, if required. Th.; S. , Tcharonieter is neatly fined un in a mahogany box, with a bras, piste, engraved " Y. Swan" on t ti , lid, and is made only II .C. 1 , 1 g. No. 20. Little 'rower-street, London, Illanufacturtr of itikes's Hydrometer, as adopted by his Maksn's Finnourable Board of Excise; and Swan's new-invented Barktrometsr, which has been patronised by the first Tanners in the kingdom, and will be found an unerring guide to the improved mode of Tanning; also, Swan's much-improved Wire Test, which will be found to answer every purpose in the Wibe Trade which the Hydrometer does in Spirits. Sole Agent ap pointed far Gutteridge's Patent Cask Gauging and Universal Mee. suing Instruments; and who has for sale every doscriptira cf Gauging Rules, Brewing Ther notreters, end various rublles thins I n Brewing, &e., comprising Wigr.ey's Philosophical Tres tic's on Melting and Brewing; Palmer's Spirit and Wine-deuler's Directors,; Swan's impaired :Rode of Tanning which con'ains many valuable Analyses by the first Chemist of the present age Gniteridre's Universal Gauger, in erhiels Gauging is simplified,; Old is the only work of the kind enntabing the Imperial Measure, and also Tables for reducing and giving the relative value of Bri. tish and Foreign Spirits, according to toe present Revenue Hydro. meter, which will he found of infinite service to the Spirit-dealers and Innkeepers; Outterifigee Imperial Tables of Equalisation; Ashton'e Spirit Calculations, &c. ; and who manufactures every description rf Hydrorneh re. and has Invented a new Imperial Rile i l l; t e er rea , ice:rule ot T T E e q v u a a l l u i l e a t a io r r d i , a l p i ll n i r, h I e o t f o m the ,in p e u , rp s 7 i e ri o t, f , s c ho id w er i n . g Malt. &c., of any of the present old Iletnures, and their cones pnnding Value and Quantity in Imperial Gallons, which, by Act of Parliament, will be eatahlithrd univenslly throughout the Bri. tish Empire on the Ist of January, 1828, and by whirls all Li quids. Corn, &c., will be measured, and the duty of Excise and Customs charged, and the general purposes of Trade and Com merce rig dated. All applications or order. fcr J. Swan, with remittance in cash (twine other can be noticed), wil he thankfully received, and duly attended to, by clirecting for It m at 31 r. Longs, No. 20. Little Tower.etreet, London or by letter, post paid.) J. Swan is preparing for the pies a Treatise on Brewing, by Subscription. which will he ready for delivery before the elore of this year. Price 14s, octavo, beards. J. Swan, having considerable capital vetted in Cornwall Miies (some of which are new paying more than 1 .000 per cent.), as will as being Intimately connected with some of the greatest Miners arm Sher tholders in the County, has to Oiler for Sale by Private Ciiii aNtranhdacrePtevfery7 and o Fifty a pl ls a o na w: i h o n o n l ( e: e ll ' :l t i i i i i ret i e l a l ,;: • Mi r aent ili ed be T a h n i o l d::P t e n r ita d ea r d ne P i :t y u usi n gi e ri ve n n w f °H w to ti i e r h • y r . Person desirous of purchasing. .. HOMEHOLD FURNITURE, Grand Cabinet rhino Forte, and Effects, Stamford 11111. By Mr. SIIUTTLEWOI: . f On. be Premises, on :HONDA I* NEST, at 12, THE remaining liOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE, Grand Cabinet Piano Forte, and Effects, of ZECHARIAII LEVY, Esq. repenting from Stamford Hill, comprising handsome French, four_ poet. and. ether bedsteads rnd tummies; good ferilter beds and bedding, window curtains, carpets, drawers, damney and dressing glasses, a capital sct of mahogany dining tables, an elegant cart/ d sideboard and aisreophagus, an excellent set of dining room chairs, kitchen requisite.; &o. May be visaed alreinorning of sale, when catalogues way bs had on the premise.; 44 of tir.,Shouletrordi, No. 211, Poultry. T - - - HR _NNW PANORAMA 0£ EDINBURGH IS NOW OPEN. in the Greet Room, Leicester-square. This View, having been takenbist the Summer of 111 4 14, resents, besides the many well.known romantic beauties of tts venation; a more extended 'Manley. of tire very numerous Addition,' and Improve ments have been made to this City dotter she last ten lean; than has yet been evan—lmprovements' which justly rank it among the finest Cities of the world, and which tbe peculiar form of the Panorama is =lentil/41 to give a more general knowledge of than nny other Exhibition albs day.—Open from Tee till Dusk. Admittance, One Shilling. • PORT -OF LONDON:, Jaw IS, 1821 ' FOR SALE, Y Otter of the Honokrable the Commissioners of his, Majesty . ; Excise Revenue, in a spacious Room at the Chief e, Old Broad-street, on THURSDAY, the Seth day of June, DAY, the Ist, MONDAY, the dth, and TrESIIAY, the lap-of Jaly, 1821, at One o'clock in the Afternoon of each precisely, the follow*/ HOODS Brandy French and other Fe. Rum • reign Wines Genova • ~ - Coffee Shrub , , . Black and Green Tea Arrack." Pepper Ecey .- •. • 'Wax and Tallow ills Candles Wendy Soap, and C i e Spirits Glass itoa A rw ) Lots of Coffee and CMOS for Exportation, part of h are allotted in small quaoutiem, for the better accommodation regal dealers as well as private persons who may wish to be t purchasers. salogues may be had at na. each, and Samples teen at the es WarAsearrs-keeper'sOffece, Tower-hill. from ThuNday, the day of June, to Weinesiar, the 29th, from Ten till Two sk, and on the Mommas of Snle (the Samples of the day's sale ), fropi Ten till Twelve o'clock. t ij To Clear Out on the 24th inst. by/mg room for Measurement Goods only. FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, th e fi ne tea k Shi p VICTORY, burthen 680 tons, CHARLES FA lIQUH AR SON, Commander; lying in the City Canal. Is hued expressly for Passengers, and carries an experienced Surgeon. For Froght or Passage apply to Messrs. Cockerel!, Tail, and Co. Austin Friars; Mr. J. L. Heathorn. No. 40. Coleman-street, or to BUCKLES, BAGSTER and BUCHANAN, 33, 31ark-lane. P HE RUINS of EIESTUM.—A very accurate VIEW ..L . of these magnitiee^t Remains of Grecian Architecture (Tar TB - invalid Five Ilunil , eal Yeats old), IS NOW EXHIBITING at the COSMORAMA, together with a VIEW of ATHENS, comprising the Acropolis, the Parthenon. the Grove of Acadcmua, and several other equally alsis'c objects. This View.. with the Panorama of Edinburgh, will enable the. Public to judge or the resemblance %Isidro,* obeiostable between three two Cities. The Cosmorama also contains Vivra of the Pyramids, the Sphvnx. and other stupendous Amit:tidal of Egypt and same . other Views of as equally interesting charatt forming a Seleetitm which (being represented with ect) Is calculated to afford the w highest gratiti ' sulndosood to aid and Asa. ai t s li k t erW thireodieggWl ' .o. 203; Raister-sttetc-Oxford. GROUND 11ENTS, RAVERSIONS, AND SIIAREs IN TAE EAGLE Fat; AND brra; OFFICE. *. By Mr. SBUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, on THURSDAY, June 30. 1825, at 12, in Leta. (ZEVERAL well-secured LEASEHOLD GROUND k.. 7 RENTS, amounting together to ell. Bs. per annuin, held for long terms unexpired, at a pepper-corn, and issuing out of several substantial Dwelling-Houses in Bur:on-crescent, Charles-sneer, South-street, in the parishes of St.Mary-la-Bonne and St. Pancras. An Absolute Reversion to 251 1 1. New Four per Cents, a Comic gent Reversion to I 001/. Three per Cent. coupols, and Ttgenty Shares in the Eagle k ire and Life Insurance Csopser.. Particulars may be had ten days previosur r sha of lift: Charlton, Solicitor, Salisbury - mart , ffeet-s jassien—Qesr. thew led Maynard, SetiorkoVs, Lothbury ;at the art; and if Mr. Shuttleworh, N 0.28, Poult:y. FOR PASSENGERS ONLY. Chartered by the Honourable the East India Company, to sail about the 30th of June, , as L , 0 CALCUTTA Direst, tile very Else teak "gap IL' JAVA, AI, burthen 1.200 Tons, lying in the Last India Export Dock, THOMAS DRIVER, Commander. Has very ample and elegant accommodanoha for Passengers. Apply to the Commander; to Altura. R. Scott, Fairlie, and Co. $7, Great IVinche‘teroureet or to ISRIiTER and HORSLEY, 7. &filter-square. "Net ruthlfstreid, by .7.!Lutet•„73. St. Paul's 6burch-yard, A KEY to, th t SYNTACTICAL PARSING LES SONS on ihe ,. Es.enti3l3 of ENGLISH GRAMMAR, sith a Guide to Parsing sod an Introductory Lesson for very young Children, price 2a. bound. VeitY NEAT DstAcaso.REI9IDRI4OI3,. • • With large Barden, Clapton. Middlesex. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII; At the Mart, on T HiIIiSDAY, the 39th inst. at P 2, unless previously disposed of by private canine% A Very neat daached LEASEHOLD ItESIDENTCE. .LIL desirably situate near the 3-mile stone at Ciapton, containing WO servants' moms; four principal bedchambers. very airy sad •aitwAtl; a handsome bow-windowed drawing and dining parlour, tiosenient kitchens and domestic officer and collaring, paved yard, 4arge walled garden, abundantly stocked with fruit trees, and a slip of ground, appropriated as a poultry yard: The Pre •ise,t hie held on lease for nine years unexpired, at a ground rent .1 321. per anr.nm. May be viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may be bad of Mr. Shiltdeworth, No. 28, Poultry. '• Particulars will also be delivered at the Mart, and on titPre mins. Pitt 11 r T 0 STO) illE BRITISH and FOREIGN TIMBER and WOOD ASSOCIATION. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING, In Shares of 50/. each. wlitaa—Sir Peter Pole, Bait., Thornton, Fry". Down, and Scott; and Mmes. Rogers, Towgood, and Co. Bo ticirons--Mestrs. Dawes and Chatfield. ieDirectors will make a di' tribution of the Shares on the 24th int. after which day no further A pplications'can be received. I communications are to be addressed to the Directors, at rs. Dawes and Chatfield, 9, Angel.court, Throirnorton-scree, STEAM VESSEL FOR INDIA. FOR the CAPE. MADRAS, and CALCUTTA, the ENTERPRIZE, Captain J. IL JOHNSTON. wi ll start positively on the let of August next tor Gravesend, and take her final departure from Falmouth on the htb of August. The de termination of fitting this Vessel in the lint possible manner, and the unfortunate state of disturbance which Am existed among the workmen of almost every trade for some time, have co-operated to delay the departure of the above vessel beyond the period origi. I flatly fixed. The Engines have, however, been workea, arid found fully adapted to every intended purpose ; the Committee are there fore able confidently to fix the Ist of August for her letting Gravesend. Applicatirm for Passage to be made •o Mr. R. J. Saunders, Agent. Old South Sea House, Broad.street ; to the undermcn. tioned Houses of East India Agency, Messrs. Suet, Farquhar and Co.; Fletcher, Alexander and Lo.-; Cockercll, Trail and C 0..; Palmers, hlaekillop and Co.; Fairley. Bonham and Co. ; and to the Commanan on Board. Thir day. Second Edithtn. with Plittes, 2 vol 4. amill %o. Iss. A'KETCU of the M.INNERS and CUSTOMS of PORTUGAL, ntadeKluriog a Residence in Lisbon, In the Years 1821 Z 22, 23. • By MARIANNE HA IbLIR. • Printed for John slurrny, Aihenntrle-street. 1 f l~ i On the 15th initt. was ptslo,llo l ll.4ltlA. post lien. price 18a. B ABYLON THE gIitEAT.-n—By the Awing of the •` Modern Athens. London: Rrinted.fur Charles Ettilzbt, Pall.mail Elst. RITISH and FOREIGN PATFNT ASSOCIA TION. ' Capital 500,0001. in 10,000 Shares, 501. each. pleicrons. utl Bates, Esq. Viscount Olenorchy. sin N. Belchier, R.N. James Irving. Esq. th Brindle y, Esq. F.S.A. J. B. Lennard, Esq. . Brunel, Esq. F. R.S. Sir Jobn Scott Lillie. r Cochrane. Right Hon. Lord Nugent. Tro.Congreve, 1C.C.8.31.F. Thomas Tredgeild, Esq.F.S.A. ass Flirter, Esq. Captain R. W. Wales, R.N. tel Grant • J Edward Walpole, Esq. with liberty to add to their numr. KEEL—Messrs. Drummonds, Sir Richard Carr Glyn and Co. (DING COUNSEL.—Berjamin Retch, Eat., Furnivars Inn, Hollsorn. crroas.--Alessrs. Fuller and Saltwell, Carlton Chambers, Regent-street, London. ecalla of this Association after payment of the first deposit per share, it is anticipated, will be of small amount, of which eeks notice will be given. plications for shares (free of pastage and addressed to the tors). will be received by the Bankers and Solicitors, of whom °chase!' may be had previous to the 11th Inst. when the sub ion will be closed. and the shareaSisdistoi. iflon the 251 h injt . will be published. 4 veil. &v. price 12s. T HE MOOR : a Poem, in Shri3lnstos.--By Lord • POR CH ESTII2:- : Printed for Chat/es Ifirifitg; Thillanal! Said. ,fACIIED RESIDENCE ON THE-HIGH ROAD STOKE NE%VINGTON, and an IMPROVED RENT. Dv Mr. SHUTTLEW•ORTR, • At the Mart, on TEI URSDA V, 30th inst. at 12. in Two hots. Lot 1. A Very desirable detached LE.I6BHOLD RE SIbENCE, situate within two miles of Town, the cornerot hhacklewell-lane, in the high road to Stoke Newington, with a large walled garden, green-house, &c., commar.dine two valuable frontages, eligible for building on. The houseis screened from the road by a handsome row of limes and other plantations, and stands in the centre of a garden, weli stocked with fruit trees ; containing six bedchambers, hacdsome drawing and dining rooms, a breakiaat parlour, su itable domestic offices, and relining. Lot. 2. An Improved RENT of 18/. per annum,, amply secured, i and issuing out of premises attaclvid to Lot I. May be viewed with tickets, which, with particulars, may be ' had of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. Particulars may alto be had ten days previous to the Salk, of 111 essrs. 11 'Limn and Andras, Warnfued.oeury, Thresdratedle.street ; and at the Mart. L4l - On the 22d inst. will be published, in I vol. Bro., with Plates and a -• • • • Chart. nriee•lrii. NARRATIVE of VISIT to BRAZIL. CHILI, PERU; and the SANDWICH ANDS, with laneous Remarks , on the min ancletssent state and political pro spects of those - "„ By GILBERT rivicgirrAR:ItATHISON, Esq. London : Printed for ailsit Knight. Pall-mall East. GENTLEMEN CADETS, Passengers, and Officers' in the Hon. Esst India Compsny's Service, may COM PLETE their OUTFITS, at SA LTkllt's Warehouse, 26 Ald gate-within, near Mitre-street. on the lowest Wholesale Terms' and at the thrrtat notice. Regimental and Naval Regulation Suits (dress and undress), Calico and Linen Shirts, Jean Jackets and Trousers, Mosquito Drawers, Cots. Sea Bedding. Bullock and idler Trunks, Regulation Swords, Sashes, Pistols, Cabin Sam Washing-stands, with every other Article necessary for the voyage, or a residence in the climate. Every article washed, marked, packed, and sent on board, with out trouble to the parties. -Itt.t ir ETTERS jof pu blished , H Viol. Mittrlto. 11. Ils. fit!. ORACE WALPOLE (afterwards Eard of Orford) to the Earl of Hertford, during his Lord ship's Embassy in Paris to which are added, Mr. Walpole's Letters to the Rev. Henry Touch. •,,* In addition to the usual gay and anecdotical style of Wel nole's Letters, this collection contains most curious and valuable information on the political parties, and ministerial and opposition intrigues, of the early part or the reign of George the Third. London : Printed for Cha.ies Knight, Pall-mall East. FI ►iIJIE celebrity DISON and CO. have attained by the 1. perfection of their LACES, has gained them thedistinguished patronage of the DUCHESS of KENT. who hat appointed them British and Foreign Lace Manufacturers to her Royal Highness. lAdies will find at their Warehouse the advantage of a moat splendid ctioiee in Colonnade and Flounced Dresses, real Brussels Veils, Chantilly and lilond Veils. Squarer, Pelerines, Court Lap pets, Blond Flounclngs. Laces, &c. They particularly solicit at. tension to the perfection of their APPLICATION DE BRUX ELLES in Dresses, Shawls, Scarfs. Veils, Pelerines. Laces. &c. which. emanating direct from their Manufactory at Brussels, they as offer full one-third lower in price than inferior articka are asaally sold for. No. 37, Regent-street, exactly r ILFOKU, Near Ilminsier„Somersetshire. F.y Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, On THURSDAY, the. 30. h inst. at I?, ADESIRABLE FARM, situate at Ilford, near ll minster, in the County of Somerset, comprising Eighty seven Acre*, be the same morent less, of rich Arable,3leadow, and Pasture Land, with a Farm-house, Barn, Stable, and Out-build. ings, in the occupation of Mrs. Hannah Cuff. an old and very re spectable yearly Teo not, at a Rent of Two Hundred andThirecen Pounds per Annum. The Estate is held of the Earl of Egremont, for the residue of a Term of Ninety-nOie Years, from Lady Day, 1714, determinable on the death of John Salter, who was Fifty-five years of age last May, subject to a ground rent. The Life is insured, and the po heirs will be assigned to the purchaser. May be viewed, with leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had ten days previous to the Sala, at the Swan inn, Elminater ; King's Head, Bridgewater; Castle, Taunton; of Messrs. Jones and Horton, Solicitors, No. it, Holliorn•cnurt, Gray's Inn; at the Mart. and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. ELITISM STEAM and PATENT NAVIGATION COMPANY. C ALF /TAL-500,0001 in 5.000 Shares of lOU/. is Cadtpany has been formed under the immediate sanction oanonage amine of the most distinguished Naval Characters rat Bripitr, viz.:— nee-Admiral Sir P. C 'DURHAM, K.C.R. fietaAdrniral Sir RICHARD RING, K.C.B. irier.Admiral the Rt. flan. Lord Vise. TORRINOTON. trdntiral H. W. OT WA V. eldrniral JOHN MAITLAND. sawArluti nd ./1)S nv Isair —, AlMirrd Sir HENRY HHA THCOTIL On the 2sl inst. will he, published. I vol. 800. price 12s. Tj ÜBLIC EDUCATION ; Plans for the Govern ' ment, and liberal Instruction of Boys in large numbers, drawn from experience. S-eond Edition. " This is a remarkably clever and sensible little hook, on the pri-ciples and theory of Education." " The soundness. manli ness, and modesty of the views that are taken in the theoretical part. Inc' ine us very mush to defer very murh to the practical suggestions to whi:h the Author has been conducted." " The reach and vigour of Mr. Hill's speculations, entitle his practice to no common atten tion."—Edirs. Review, Feb. 13Sts. London: Printed for Cltsvies Knight, Pall-mall East. the Argyll DIRECTORS. SIT John Scott Lillie Capt. C. O. Maine, John Steeens, Esq. Thomas Tredgolo, Esq. R. Thornton, 1. - ,s q. Capt. R. VI , . Wales, R.N. Edward Walpole, Esq. tad Bates, Esq. Nataaniel Mdzitins, R.N. Robert Bruce, R.N. John Crisps. R.N. . T. Dance, R.N. rant. Esq. Vm. Inglehr, Bart. meet Lenoktl, Esq. SANKERS. Irk Drummond, Charing-cross; -Mears. Veres, Ward., and Co.. 77. Lombard-street. t tr.flarus. Messrs. Brindley. of Rochester. le advantages resulting from the use of Stearn Vessels are too y establishad to require comment: it is, hoverer, universally tied that the Vessels and Machinery hitherto employed are darned to distant voyages or tempestuous weather. I obviate the admitted defects in Steam Navigation, the rhts and models of several patents of great merit in naval lecture and machinery bare been investigated by gentlemen of ce and-nautical experience, to shorn it has been aatisfac•orily instrated, that by the combined aid of the patents selected the employment of propelling engines on the b:st principles, eonfidebtly anticipated that vessels combining benefits so rior will make the passage from London to Calcutta, by the t of Good Hope tin despite of contrary winds and currents), in tys, and to the porta of the West Indies and America in a ortionate time; and that the Company will, with such lin ant adv. Ma ten, divide a very considerable annual profit, the parative rue beimg small. and losses guarded against by the erty being ensured in London. pplieatioes for Shares to be made to the Bankers by letters, -paid, addressed " To the Directors of the British Steam and sit Navigation Company." - Prospectuses may he had of the Bankers. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAR EXETER, ' 'CIT A - ND E. - STRA ND. THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a so mind division of EleterThange, where may be seen a large and well-manufactured Steck of fashionable Carriage, Cur tick, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise flatness. with every descrip tion of Mili:ary, Hunting, and Side Saddles , for Home the, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs. Cabin Wash-hand Stands. (;sibin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed ding, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, &c. A Inrge assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets , Swor d Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, & c. &e. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win ter Home Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the 'Articles {{is this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will be made under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the PtitiFe will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this otittiqing Warehouse are in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers. art constantly kept. On the 211 ill inst. will be publrihert, 2 vot , . Rvo with • !wawa Alas of Plans, Elev•tions, &c. of the Works described, price It By. THE COMMERCIAL POWER of GREAT BRI- T.UN; exhibiting a complete view of the Public Works of this Country, under the several beads of Streets, Roads, Ca nals, Aqueducts, Bridges, Coasts, am! Maritime Peru. By the Boron DUPIN, Member of the Institute of France, Ste. &c. &c. Tramlated from the French, with original Notes, illustrative of the various details. Landon : Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. DUNCROFT HOUSE, NEAR STAINES. MIDDLESEX. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, on THURSDAY, 30th inst., at 12, by order of the Executorsanl Executrix of Samuel Jerrani. Esq. deceased, unless an acceptable offer be previously made by Private Coniract, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, comprising DUNCROFT HOUSE, a spa cious. handsome, and very commodious Family Residffice, wiffi suitable attached and detached offices, environed by about eight acres of land, very taoefully disposed in gardens, orchards, lawn, shrubberies, and pleasure grounds, profusely decorated with Ame rican a d other exotic shrubs, interspersed with forest trees i f peculiar beauty and variety, and shade.) by knolls and avenue, of floutishing elms; commanding a situation highly interesting, a short distance from Staines, and only sixteen miles from Hyde Park, embracing prospects of Cowper s Hill, Runnymede, and Windsor Castle, the vicinity to which is daily becoming more attractive. The Residence has been recently placed in perfett order,- and is tit for the immediate occupation of a family of the first respectabitity ; containing numerous servants' apartments, hand some lofty airy bedchambers, a capital dining room, 24 feet by 18 feet, an elegant drawing room 25 ft. by 19, communicating through a conservatory ; with a morning room, finished en suite. 21 R. by 16; an entrance hall paved with marble, and commodious light staircase. The attached offices are well arranged, and adapted fur every domestic comfort. The detached comprise two coach-heusca. a three stall stable, with harness room and lofts., cow house. piggeries. poultry house. &c. The gardens are chiefly enclosed by lofty walla, clothed with well selected fruit trees; there are al'o a peach-house and grapery, pine and melon pita, an ice house, ant. other desirable appurtenances, with extensive privileges on Staines Moor. Allay be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may he. had of Mr. Shilitieworth, No. 28, Poultry. Particulars may also be had of Mr. Nelson, Solicitor, Essex-street, Strand ; at the Black Dog, Bedfont ; the George, Hounslow; the Crown, Egliam; the White Hart, M'indsor ; Bothain's, Salt Hill; and at the Mart 1 MILTON'S POSTHUMOUS WORK. By his Majesty's Spacial Command, In a few days will be published, in I vol. Ito. price '2l. Hu. TOANNIS MI LTONI, Angli de I)OCTRINA I CIIRISTIANA Libti duo Posthumi„ quos ex schedis ma nusaiptia deprompsit, et Typis maritime.' primes curavit. CAROLUS RICARDUS /WAINER, A.M. :~ . - I Bibliothecse Hegira Prsefeetos. At tiie same time will be publiahed. A TREATISE on CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE, by John Milton; translated from its original, by C. R. Sumner, M.A. Librarian and Historiographer to his Majesty, and Prebendary of Worcester. One vol. , uniform with the Original, price 21. I Os. The above Works are printing at the Cambridge University Press, and will be published by Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. They will be sold also by Budd and Cslkin. booksellers in ordi nary to his Majesty, Pall mall; by Ebers, Ohl Bond-street; by Rivingtons, IVaterloo-place, and SC Paul's Church-yard ; and by Hurst and Robin‘on, booksellers extraordinary to his Majesty; and by Hatchard and Son. Piccadilly, London. Also by Waugh and Lines, bookseller to his Majesty, Edinburgh. A few copies of the Original and Translation are printed on large paper, price each U. FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH. &e. WORMS arc the cause of many internal Afflictions, V which vary so murh in their effects that they may be mis taken by the most eminent Physician, and prove equally fatal to the Constitutions of Adults and Children, though the latter more ex tensively suffer from their destructive ravages. Their most usual symptcms are Fits. Pains in the Stomach. Side. and Head, Loss of Appetite, and pale, larguid, and emaciated aupesrance in the Patient. The extraordinary efficacy of CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES in all such Complaints, as well as Ob structions in the Bowels. and every Disorder where opening or cleansing Physic is required, is so universally known, and has been publicly acknowledged by so many persona of distinction and rank. in society, that it is unnecessary here to enlarge on their peculiar virtues. Sold in Raves at Is. 10. and 2.. 91, by Butler. Chemist, 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's ; savory and Co. Eltl, New Bond-street London ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, PERRY'S ESSENCE. which has been declared in highly re spectable Journals, to be the " best thing ever discovered for the Tooth or Ear Ache." In Bottles at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. ,~ • 1U CATON ON NERVOUS DEBILITY. INDIGESTION, ERUPTIVE DISEASES OF THE FACE AND SKIN, itc. This day are published, price 31. 6d. DOPULAR REMARKS, Medical and Literary, on I NERVOUS DEBILITY, RELAXATION, HYPO CHONDRIAC and HYSTERICAL DISEASES, containing an Inquiry into the Nature. Prevention, and Treatment of those Diseases called Nervons ; Bilious, Stomachic, and Liver Com plaints; with Observations on Low S.lirits, and the Influence of Imagination on these acute and dioresaing Diseases, &c. By T. ill. CATON. Surgeon, Lite of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas and Guy. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row ; C. Chapple, 66, Pall-mall ; and Bower, 315, Oxford-street. Where may be had. CATON on INDIGFSTION. SCROFULA. and CUTA NE OUS DISEASES : with Observations on Eruptive and Scor butic Pimples of the Face and Skin, price 3s. On FEMALE DISEASES, 3s. U. VALUABLE BUILDING GROUND,' New Cross. Kent Road. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORT At his Sale Room, No. 28, in the Poultry, on THURSDAY, July 20, at 12, QIXTY-SIX LOTSof valuable FREEHOLD LAND, t.l very eligiblejor Building, situated in a highly respectable, healthy, and improved neighbourhood, o . i the borders of the road from London to Greenwich, through Camberw 11, Peckham, and Now Cuero, in the Counties of Kent and Surrey. and extending from road to mail. The hots command frontages of 50 to 140 feet by 100 to 230 feet and upwards in depth, and each Lot will entitle the Purchaser to a Vote fir the County or Counties in which it is placed. May be viewed with permission of Mr. Fdwitrds, the present ocrapier, of whom Particulars mar be had : also of Mr. Geo. Lsw, Solicitor, No. 10, New-square. Line ilti'a Inn ; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, N 0.28, Poultry. FROM Ldia; r IEW of the RELATIVE BUSINESS of the various OFFICES for FIRE INSURANCE in England, as rn by the Duties paid into the Stamp Office, In the year 1024:- 1. s. d. 109.653 15 3 64.951 16 6 62.461 12 0 47.962 0 3 43,4441:6 6 32.122 12 4 26.402 16 1 24.758 6 0 19,017 1 7 17.608 14 3 17,365 8 1 16,034 15 I 14,775 18 14,711 6 0 14,428 3 0 14,159 0 8 13.936 I 3 9,403 8 6_ll Quarters. 8,112 12 7 • 7.972 3 II 6,393 14 5 • 5,912 11 0 - 5.834 3 3 5,732 9 8-3 Quarters. - 5,161 8 1 4,746 5 4 - 4,501 9 0 4,100 0 2 - 3,33310 8 3,073 4 4 2,984 17 0 2,520 9 3 - 2,415 13 10 2,308 11 11 2,292 7 1.791 15 10 1,699 14 II 1,679 15 6 1.553 3 0 1.396 6 6-2 Quarters. 1.067 0 7-2 Quarters. 822 18 4-2 Quarters. 379 5 2-2 Quartets. - 322 II 7-1 Quarter. 97 13 10 69 12 1 Sun NORWICH UNION - Phoenix . . . Royal Exchange County . Imperial Globe • - Guardian West of England British - Atlas I:nion - - 'Westminster - Eagle • Aihinn Iland in Hind Ilime Alliance London - Kent - - I:isex and SufFolk Suffolk (East) - Ditto (West) - Manchester - Birmingham - Beacon - Newcastle-upon-Tyne Salamander - Bristol . Norwich Equitable British Commercial Hants, &c. Salop Bristol Unioa Hertford - Bristol Crows Sheffield - Old Batb • Bath San • Leeds - Palladium Easex Economic Berkshire Yorkshire Reading Fincbingfield Total - L 651,632 311 qORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY, Eoribliohed 1808. 'he Life Society is y distinct - f.orn the rwe Office. lts me now etceeds 150,0110/. sot! upwards of 0,00 lives arc in_ d. The whole profits are divided amongst the pieties irstited, every feature of the plan is marked by a spirit of liberality. I3y order of the Directors, SAMUEL BIONOLD, Secretary. crrrtielt Union Office, May 10, 1825. the concerns of the Society in London are under the superintend e of a Board, which sits every Friday, front twelse o'clock till ', at the Office, Bridge-street, Black frisrs. - 7 - t.l a[~ ~,~-~~ • GIFFORD'S ANTIBILIOUS FAMILY PILLS arc recommended with the utmost confidence to the Public as one of the most valuable, cafe, and effectual Medicines. for remov. ing bilious, nervous, gouty, and rheumatic affections, indigestion, rains and giddiness in the head. loss of appetite, sickness, and all obstructions or irregularities of the stomach or bowels. They con tain nn mercury, or any injurious ingredient, and are so peculi arly mild in their action. as to require no confinement, or alter ation of diet. The most delicate females will fin , l them materi ally benefit their general health. Naval and military mer, per sons residing in hot climates, and those leading sedentary lives, will ever experience fmm their use, a certain assistant to repel the attacks of disease arising from neglect, intemperance, want of exercise, or the effects of climate. The Proprietor having fee -1 91)ently had occasion to recommend these Pills to his private friends, is induced, by f•eir earnest solicitations, and the great benefit they have derived from their use, to offer them thus to the I public at large, as a most valuable Family Medicine. Prepared (only) by .1. Gifford. Chemist, 104, Strand, in boxes, at Is. lid., 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., and 7s. each; retail also by must venders in the kingdom. Ask for " Gifford's Antibilious Family Pills." As above may also be had, GifforsPs Fruit Lozenges, thesuperior efficacy of which, for Coughs, Hoarseness, and Sore Throats, are too well known to require any comment. Price is. lid. and 2s. each box. This day is published, in foolscap tiro., with a Portrait of Professor Potion, price 0.. boardq, FACETI/E CANTABRIGIENSES ; consisting of Anecdotes, Smart Sayings, Satirics, Retorts, &c. Ac., by or relating to celebrated Cantabs. TO, Alqyor xvii.ticrair r w. PLATO. Dedicated to the Students of Lincoln's Inn. By SOCIUS. Printed for VriMam Cole, 10, Newgate-street. STEVENSON'S SOUTH AMERICA. (1803 to 1823 ) On H'ednesday sett will be published, in S vols. Sea. illustrated with Costumes, and a View of the Bay and Fort of Callan. AHISTORICAL and DESCRIPTIVE NARRA TIVE of Twenty Years' Residence in SOUTH AME RICA ; containing Travels in Ammo, Chile, Peru, and Colombia; with an Account of the Revolution, its Rise, Progress, and Results. _ By W. B. STEVENSON. Formerly Private Secretary to the President and Captain-General of Quito; Colonel, and Governor of Eemeraltles; Captain de Frigate; and late Secretary to the Lice-Admiral of Chile—hie Excellency the Right Honourable to I :ochrene, &e. 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This work must prove of incalculable service to the grand effort of general improvement."—Sunday Monitor. " This plan of getting out works cannot fail to he highly bene ficial to the public. The present is handsomely printed, and within the reach of all ; as a book of reference it will be found very va luable. We heartily recommend it to our readers."—New Monthly Magazine. •• • Pert f. is now ready, price Is., in a neat wrapper, contain ing the first four Numbers.—No. V. was published on Saturday, Jane M. Published by John and FL L. hunt, Tavistock-street. Covent. NORFOLK. Highly important FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free, com prising 1.150 Acres of Arable, P.istiire, and Wood Land, a Mansion House placed in the centre of a finely Timbered Park, and the Advowsom extending over 2.200 Acres : the wh•tle form ing an admirable opportunity for the investment of capital. By Messrs. STEVENS and BRENCH LEY, At the Auction Mart, London, on WEDNESDAY, July 6, at 12, unless previously disposed of by private contract. AN Important and highly Valuable FREEHOLD IN VEST TENT, comprising the Manor, Mansion, and Estate of Henry Bell. Esq. deceased, situate in the adjoining Parishea of Wallington, Thorpeland, South Runcton, and Holme, about eight miles from the sea-port town of King's Lynn, three miles from the market town of Downham, and ninety miles from Lon don. The Estate consists of 1,150 acres of very superior arable, pasttire, and wood lands, in a high state of cultivation, of which 1,500 lie in a ring fence ; a spacious mansion-house, called Wal lington Han, situate in the centre of a park finely timbered with oak and other forest trees, and bounded by woods and plantatioNs. The Residence contains every suitable office, surrounded by gardens and pleasure grounds. The agricultural buildings comprise four substantial farm hones, with barns and other requisite outbuill. ings, placed at convenient distances upon the Estate. The manorial rights eatend over 1,200 acres of land abounding with game. The valuable advowson of Runcton cum Holme, with Wallington and Thnrpeland, extending over about 2,200 acres of titheable land, with a neat parsonage house, gardens, and glebe lands. The pre sent incumbent is aged 73. The whole of this valuable property (except about 127 acres) is tithe tree, lies near to excellent markets, and is partly bounded by the navigable river ()use. The mansion house and park (enmpnsing 467 acres) are in hand, the remainder is in the occupation of respechble tenants ; the whole being of the value of 2,3001. per annum. The sum of 30.0001. may remain se cured upon the estate for seven years, at an interest of 4 per cent. per annum. 'rite Estate may be viewed, and printed particulara, with plans, had on application to Mears. Jarvis. Solicitors, and Mr. Charles Beecham. Land Agent, Lynn. Norfolk ; of Messrs. Cloves, Orme, and Wedbtke, Solicitor/1,10, King's Bench-walk, Temple ; and. of Messrs. Stevens and Brenebley, 38, Old Jewry. BANKRUPTS. Jonkthan Sheet, Manahester, commission agent, ew eutrentler I July 6.7, and August 2, at three, at the King's Arms Inn, !s eam _ gate Manchester. Solicitors. Ales-vs. Hurd and Johnson. Temple; l and Mr. John Lawler,' 14, St. Ann's.sare, Manellesten. I Thomas Perl,ins, slelton-terrece, rough-road, baker. June 23. July 5, and August 2, at twele-t, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Cheater, jun., Parsonage-row. Newington-butts, Surrey. George Norton, White's-vard, Rosemary.lane. build-r. Jars 211. July h. and August 2, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Coati. Solicitor, Mr. Francis Thomas Donne, 10, Princee.stre-et, Spttar o fields. s DIVIDENDS. August 6. James Kingseil. Bladtwall. plumber, at eleven, the Bankrupts' Court—July 12. William Woodford Smith, Hot horn-hill. siJk-mercer, at ten, at the Bank(upts' Court—July 13. Ellen Caton, Preston, Lancashire, millincY. at eleven, at Ass Office of Mr. Woodburn, Preston--July 19. .lkihn Penn, Chet. stow, Monmouthshire, merchant, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn-street. Bristol—July O. Willia n ('votes, Kidder. minster and Bewdley, draper, at twelve. at the Illanittynte Court ' —July 16. John Durham, Catharine-street. Strand, cahints.,,maker, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—July 16. John bloore,X St. John's-square and Mark-lane, brandy-merchant. at ten, at shis Bankrupts' Cour —July 12. Thomas Buckland, Langley. Buck inghamshire, brick-maker, at eleven, at the 'Banks-opts Cwart-in July 19. Richard Bracken and Lancelot Bracken, Packer's -meet, Coleman-street, haise-faetors, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court-- August 6. John Hurndall. Bristol. haberdashete, at twelve. at the Bankrupts' Court—July 16. Charles Styring, jun.. Sheffield, spade George tuner, n a . t ntlyilbrove..arth.tbnee Derbyshire e l ( n d n e, , ms Sh ei t-ffi h eld e. — m f l u e l w y kk l4.. manufacturer, a: twelve, at the Commercial lain. sheffield_July 12. Ardrew Buttress, Hulni,, Llncashire. dye-. at two, at the Bridizewater Arms Inn, 111ai:hr,ter—itdr 12, Edward Edmunds, 0 0;: em nur ry r . c , Sluonsh E ire i;T sc i t F ir r r ( n .A er, TE. at ele v en , Jets 14. the Cross Keys, John AP/Circle. Mancheso r. etar•er—Thotnas Pine. Maldf. stone, miller—Pet-'r Forsyth anti John Bell, Berwiek-upon-Twoil, drapers—John Noah Leta, Wigan, Lawashire, listen-slraper— • tharge Sawyer, Wynvatt-stre...t. Cfrisswell-yrest, dealer/ in lams... David Williams, Merthyr Tidril. Wamorganshire, banker, Creams, ; kr :: rsl7e rn Litt i li l ee l i m l o ny t t ut. I.oS.ne Hughes, Lancashire, PARTNERSHIPS J T a n h l n e J ames a Nl' „ P H I iTn i uper S :o4 "aza ° t, l 6 V ka :LOO D 3 l ox -R obep treei oh I...4=brosh and Thomas Jamie; Bath, hatter. 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