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. - • . . . • „ , . . ~., . . . . ,;., • ... k . ‘ , .4a 47 i Pt l : ... , 77. l a4 r AL il i/ (1 4 I le-e) >,--82‘,- - ; .-.— c - - .- / 7 .,--,..-e..-e---- € - Per C ont. . &,,, _4(. '.,,-.., -•- : AOC 0,... - - -- .0 ' • ••• Aga. --" . , i. ; . 4 iA;At iA" T r e iX , '" l k "4.11,4% - , (I. • . ....- + + + 1 '.; '.„• 'AV.:. '..‘, ' .4 ) ' .- ' 1 4. ...c. • • •.. .b t .t rt ,,, t oti l .. + . , • . _ ....._. _ No. 6,,71. LONDO N,.,ty. APRIL 6, 1825. • I' ' I rice / 4 . e t I 4,IOCIETY of BRITISH EITISTS, Burrout-srazET, PALL-PALL NAST. The EXHIBITION foe the SALE sr . ** WORKS of LIVING ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDOM IS NOW OPEN- Adteittance Is. Ca.alogue %VII. LINTON, &awl* FOR the ISLE of FRANCE and CEYLON, the fast sailing new River-lmilt Ship MADELINE, CHRISTO PHER 1). HAYS, Commander; Borden Me Tons.. This Snip has very superior accommodation for Passengers, and carries a Surgeon. For Freight or Psage n apply to the commander. at the Jeruss• kin Catfee-house ; to Messrs. Plane, Living, and Co. 12, St. He len's-place, ilishopsgate-greet ; or to JOHN S. BRINLEY, 14, Birchtn-lane, SALES BY AUCTION. _ SALES BY AUCTION. .._ . FURNIYIIRE, PIANO, RARP , FIXTURES,• • aelliQVCd he iii/ et: n :4itsect. Gretrenc:.aquare. 1 1 •R. MULLIN respectfully notifies, that OA FRIDAY NEXT, at One, be aba/1 SUBMIT A ; AUCTION. at his Great Rooms, New BeadArset ta•Ltals not being remitted ail the Prentem, the slegant lIOUSEIIOI.D FURNITURE, uarcul and ern a m e n ta t Ch ina an d (Ness Ware, i ) Pier and Cbimsey Glasses, Two Grand Pianos by Station and o bs Itraadwund, and Harp by Di s t, Turkey sad Brussel/4 Carpets, and meicellanesas items and Furniture an rownraod and nal.tgany, appropriate for she drawing-room, dtning.rocsn, and chuntx r. Alats•auntay Ihneres, la stoves, ceppen., prelate, &c. removed from Meuntattrest, Gromteasr.captare. May be viewed the day and mania. peassdiag.the Sale, and 4 ' l Catalogues than had, at a New ased.aneast. FREEHOLD IN THE CITY OF LONDON: - , By Mr. SHUI'TLEWORTII, At the Mart, en TUESDAY, April HI, at 12, by order of the Administrators, A VALUABLE FItEEHOL) ESTATE, comprising A 1 a commodious Dwelling-house, with From Shop, Wine Vaults, and Premise!, advantageously situated No.. f 25, the canner of Fenn.court, and near Ironmongers Hall, in ,Fesichnith:strem. lite in the occupation of Mt. Ebert Wilkinson. 4htiqsary and riot•naller, deceased. The House contains six bedchambers, with More-room and closets • parlours, kitchen, wash.hoese. large front shop with par lour ballad, a private entrance from Fenn-court for domestic macs, cellar, WU an excellent wine vault let or to Mr. Sotlar at 181. per annum. May be viewed and particulars had ten days Orevious to the sale, of Messrs. Saunders, Heywood. and Mathews, Solicitors, No. 112, Upper Thameii.street ; on the Premise, ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Sbuttlevrortb, No. 28, Poultry. • BRITISH INSTITUTION. PALL-MALL. I "SHE GALLERY for the EXHIBITION and SALE 1 of rho WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS IS OPEN DAILY, Bien Ten in the Morning until Five in die Evening. Admission, la.—Catalogue, !'he Subscribers to the Print from Mr. West's Picture of " Our Saviour Healing the Sick in the Temple," who have not shesay received their Impressions, !nay receive them upon payment of the ;itinainder of their Subscriptions, at the British Institution, daily. SOCIETY of FRIENDS of FOREIGNERS in DISTRESS. • Pmitirely to leareVravesend on the Ibth of this Month, FOR BENGAL, with liberty to Land Passengers at MADRAS, the fast-oiling Teak Ship LADY FLORA, THONIAS M`DONNELL, ommander ; Burthen 700 Tons. Lying in the,West India Export Dock. This Ship carries a Surgeon, anti is elegantly fitted up for Pas sengers. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jams. lem. Coffee House; to Messrs. Coticerell. Trail, and Co., No. Austin Prism; or to JOHN S. BRINLEY, No. It, Btrehin.lane, CornhilL The ♦NNIVERSARY DINNER of the SOCIETY will be bell at the City of London Tavern, Bialioptigate-encet, on MONDAY NEXT, the llth irut. his Royal Ilighneas the Duke of YORK, Patron. in the Chair, attended by hie Grace the Duke of Wellington, K.G. President. FOR BENGAL, with leave to touch at MADRAS, to sail early •in May, the KINGSTON, 500 Tour, W. A. BOWEN, Commander, lying in the City Canal. For Freight or l'as‘age apply to Messrs. Cockarell, Trail, and c o . Austin Friar, ; the Commander, 9, John -civet, America.. square ; or to 3CRAPIANA :TICA. In ifew dews, in Sm. rice Ss. W. LICRAPIANA POETICA.—Ey the Author of " Juan Seoelous.” Printing for John Miller, New Nage-street, Blackfrisrs. Just ptbliwbbd, JUAN SECUNDUS, Cann) first. Santo Second is in the Press. NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.—The 21st Num- A.l ber of the New Series. for JANVA KY, is just received. Contents :—.(o' Lsirtacs—Pninnett's Notes k.:l yeaico—ltalutooTe 11 V•t" -- Pickering a Reports—Xmignuiou. to Africa . r.e Hayti —bagels on American Tales—Critical Nles--Quariell) List of New Publicadons, k London : Sold by ~Tofin Miller,' Nay Bridge -street, Blackfriars. 1 I ' l l s T E W A lIDS. Chevalier these _ Henry Seymour, Esq. f:dw. Harman, Esq.. Sir George Staunton, Batt. Hen, Hughes, Esq. C. W. Stoker, E.q. 'Win. Jameson, aI,: Baron de Teimaier Ilia Excellency Baron Waltzed . * Clmu.le G. Thornton, Esq. J. B. Montetiore. Esq. k c t i t4L ia l c a i rr e ata i A. L. Prevost, Esq. CHARLES MURRAY, S Sec. T!ckets, 20s. each, may be had of the Secretary, 32, John-elreet, Bedford-row; of Mr. Hayman, at the Societe,. office, 2, fahortor's-court, Throgmortun•tureet ; and at the Bar of the City of London Tavern ; and Batson's, John's, and Tom's Coffee Boma CORN AWS. TO THE RIGHT HONOL'RABLE THE LORD MAYOR. Ms LORD, WE. th Lordse dot t. berycen•bye a re rrß e tt a ht T r - ING of the 31 ERCHA & leased TS, BANTERS, SHIPOWNERS, MANUFACTURERS, and TRADERS of the CITY of LONDON. to Consider the Expediency of PETITIONING PARLIAMENT for a REVISION of the CORN LAWS. Thomson. Sonar, and Co. linlay Hodgson and Co. H. and W. H. Smith and Co. Holford, Grilsble, Gonne, and Warree Brothers Co. Stephen Thortoo Bra. and Co. Scott, Fairlie, and Co. Wilson and Blanshard Buckles, Barter, & Buchanan John William Lubbock J. Hibbert, sen. and Co. IV. and H. B. Ward Isaac Sally and Sons William,Williams, Burgess, Thompson, Formals, aed Co. and Co. S. C. Iloland D. H. and J. A. Rucker Williams. Grenfell, and Co. R. and W. Crawshav and CO. Richard Carr Gl yn George Dorrien and Co. Rougemont and llekrends Thomas Tooke Timothy A. Curtis Jameson and Aders Bell and Grant B. A. Goldschmidt and Co. William Venable' Barclay Brothers and Co. Walkers, Parker, and Co. Dot, Anderson, and Co. John Crowder Wollaston and Elliot Cox, Heiseh, and Co. G. G. De H. Larpent Henry Warburton C. illagnay and son Herman, Mertons, and Son H. Combauld and Co. J. L. S iordet and Co. J. C. Blankenhagen and Co. Loughan, Son, and O'Brien John Horsley Palmer John Cockerell Truman and Cook Garry and Curtis Charles Ogleby William D. Dawson J. Kirwan and Sons James Gszenove and Co. William Crawford R. H. klarten and Sons Thompson and I'ov/is . J. A. Droop James Burni, Thomas Gould and Co. Rand R.Thornton and West Sandman, Gooden, & Forster J. B. Suwerhrop 0. A. Davies Silk's' and Omuta' Charles Pascoe Grenfell M. P. and B. Wood John Henry Freeze, jun. John Barandon Schroder and Cordes David Carruthos John Horstruan May, Alewyn, and Co. Pratt, jun. Nicholas Wain J. IL Boureard and Co. G. a-4 W. Soltau and Co. Johnliall and Co. A. F. lialthm.dd awn Sons Lnidon, March 210, 1811 It pursuance of tha above Requisition, I do hereby convene a PUBLIC kfilißTlNfi of the MERCHANTS, BANKERS, SHIPOWNERS. MANUFACTURERS, and TRADIs;RS of she CITY of LONDON, ior the purpose of considering the ex. pediency of PETiI'ION INO PARLIAMENT fur a REVI SION of the CORN LA WS, to be held at the City of London Tavern, on WEDNESD.IY, the 13th inst. at Twelve o'Clock for One precisely. London. April 1, 1823. GARRATT, Mayor- N.B.—All communications touching the 3lteticg to be addressed to John Hall, Esq. 6, Circus, 31intnies. OCILDH•I.L. MARCH 3E4 W 26. THE SPANISH and ITALIAN REFUGEE COM 31ITTEE aDrounce the following Lis: of Sub.criptioos : Ainouot almstly • !vertised, Cl 4260 16s. 7d. A:. X. I. J. _ST. Bacon, Esq. Sty- ! S. - _ 30 0 ford. Newersile -• 33 ! Maims. Haytlon,Guildford 5 0 The Worshipful Coco. I Robert Pedder, Esq.. 2 0 pang of Drafts's - '0 0 : Hobert Hunter - . 1 0 P. Du Caue, Esq. - lit 0 I flee. H. G. Watkins 1 0 A. A. - - - 2 2 j 31. E. and W. - AO 0 Subscriptions at taai:zow IL W.Sheppard Willsonne 3 0 and Orcenock 2701. 13s. 11:1• C. D. - - 16 0 A few friends, at Mr. The Worshipful Company Wilson's, A.Le:ar of Vintners - 25 0 Tavern,. Ccver.,:y, by John Hopkins, Esq. T. Btrbery - 10 n' Tooley-rreet - 5 0 Thomas Morgan, f'..l. ' II u man ism, Second Sub- Coventry . - 2 2 scriptioh . . 50 0 Rev. J. Biluserie - 10 O.S. S. - - 1 0 The Worshipful Com- Miss Harriet 3fagan 20 0 pang of Fishmoi'srees 100 0 A little sympathy from The Royal Susses lodge I Bond-strect - - 1 e of Emulation. No. 7ifi, 11 tsars. Hay ward, San, at Swindon. Wi.:4, by ' and Co.l.iv:rpool 20 0 W. Morn Cross.y, Esq. . Daniel Robinson, Esq. 2 2 W. 31. . - 2 2 T. H. Graham, Esq. 3 3 The Rev. J. Ili:clsiogs - 1 1 3i rs. ( trahant . - 3 3 The 51armRs of Station! :.it ti 31i, Ilf .hant - - 2 2 A Poor Patriot . 1 0 Rev. John Harvey, Col. Johnson. M.P. - In 0 H ighgate - 2 2 R. W. . 25 OJ. Frerch, Esq. by W. . , Lord Herberton—Second Siadr, Esq. - 10 10 Subscription . 10 0 J. A. Stilyth, Esq. Cole. F. P. - . - .5 0 one, by ditto . 3 0 . . . _ A few friends. nt 11' , J Sinclaire. Esq. do. do. 1 0 Hart. rtvt 2 3 L. How, Esq. Stock Ex- J. Fyne. Eat. G.h•al.ar 2 2 change . 5 5 Thomas Rider, 1;,,q. 5 0 Th.. Dcvon Coun:y Club 20 0 Lord 3larcus Hill - 0 Colonel Pell 10 0 An Old Friend -iwt 0 Is.ae Cox, Esq. - 1 0 C. D. Sibthorpe, Esq. d 2 J. Hollingworth, Esq. 10 0 Swgeon Francis Fostcr S 5 From the swan and llorae P. and C. - I I Shoe - If. 12s. 6d. W. T. - - 1 1 .1 iew friends, at Ipswlch 10 0 Thomas Nolan - 1 1 A Frieit2 • A 0 H. P. - - - 2 2 A Frictil - ' - 2 0 U. V. S. _ - .. - I I t, IlAries lltran, E. 10 0 F. FR 1:SIIFT El. ;). lion. S.:c. Fraacis Dailey, EN. - 19 I/ Subgeriptions will continle •,, ; r. eei‘ ea at the Itaak.i:s; Huu•cs aC Mimsrs. Smith. Payne n.l S.l 31an.ioniiiie-p1.2.x; !Lenard Can Glyn, M and Cu., I.oriii,m4l..,!rem; .11r.iiri. Williams and ('••., Purr!tuilale ; Mars. Denies. Far quhar. and Cg., St. Sir John Perri7g, Shaw, Barber, and C 0... ; Mcsara. Frye and Chapman, St. 3lildrad•a-court, Paulin• ; and Ak.-r, Drummond, Charing-amis. TULsDAY NI.XT. 12th INST. C s t WI l'T and CO. resptettuily inform the Pttblic that 1.3 schr.oe (to h! at: , i• C: .1 d in One Day, I'2th instant) i• tains FOCI{ Prize. of i.h Forty other Capitals. and - v Ptiz:s, as uiu.l, of vo.. ii:r %Joe, d.iwn to-L.9. Every :et will be entitled to This last fetetz:e rendered ..r tee Lotteries very ard is therefore continued in the rzsint ... A great variety of Nuo.li •s a•e silting at the old Offices of •••,:t and 1.0. It. Puditri. 12. ( I , a7ing-oms, and 31, Aldgate I.:iiidod; and Ity th:tr Agents in all the principal Intitry ow _ N.B. s%. and Co. sold Six of the (' wit.ll, in the last f'ottract. ; IS II impas4 nn Ilit• mir.ds of his best Friends, ;t: too ,•s , that this is one of the last epportu .l, to ; a . ..srge iir a small risk, as Lotteries must soon ..snore ror Se, NIA .11.1, 111-: DRAWN. fcur I' :as of :11 15 .14•":. t.mitals. There are 50 ItlAt.ki; ry '. s :rint•sr •• `„r, -it making a grand total of ad mat f s k r il t f N , :totos' sr. m -tale at I:Firs Offices. I. Corn al!, a i.•:os4, in the short space 01 three " - ' 1 : 1 - al . :: December last, he Shared •lt :W:4- -- 2.1 7R • a Lae of - 1:10,0041 1:",,7.'d; . - .. ;:U.DINI No. 699 - . - 20.0911 f,,:t111 - - - 29.0911 15,551$ - - . - . 20,000 ztpnals. A. 4 Nil. or • • II —ln every line."" • n, rrY ''`.'2l lIISII has been particu- I. -1) fortunate in vet . .., g I .:I:: ..tv. ll' le Ajril he sold all the 1:e 30 re ,0091. Prizes-- anev . nt eryce,, in Lottery snags. Ir. feed .Iyrtal has beer. t' t t,gratt.tt DUI 17.4,y 31unth ! ANSTICE and THORNHILL. Old South Sea House, Broad -stmt. .11402 BOMBAY Direct, charterefl to Sail by the 11th j: instant ' the BURLINGTON, A. C coppered, JOSEPH WILSON, Commander, lying he IhirCitt Canal ; bonbon SOO Toes. Has good accommodation for Passengers. For Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Small and Lane, Old Jam ; or to JOHN PIRIE and CO. 3, Freeman'a.court, Cornhill. VOR BOMBAY Direct, entered out at the C ustom- House, and chartered to sail bhe 20th of April, the SHIP CERF.S, A 1, coppered, burthen MO Tons, 1). WARREN, Commander; lying in the West India Export Dock. Iles good Aecnrnmodation for Passengers. For Freight at Passage apply to Messrs. Small and Lane, Old Jewry ; or to JOHN PIRIE and Co. 3, Freeman'. -court, ComhilL L'OR CALCUTTA Direct, with leave to call at 1: Madras, warranted to sail in all May, the fine new fast-sail ing frigate-built ship ROXBURGH CASTLE, GEORGE DENNY, Commander, of the Honourable East India Company's regular S ervice; buthen MO Tons register. Her accounnodations are fitted up in the most elegant and commodious style, with great heights in the between decks; and no expense will be spared to in sure the comfort of Passengers. For Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Small and Lane, Old Jewry ; to the Commander, at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, Corn bill; or to JOHN PIRIE, No. 3, Freeman's -court, Cornhill. N B.—The Owners of the Vessel have engaged an experienced Surgeon for the Voyage. FALMOUTH F LY VANS and WAGGONS. T. RUSSELL and Co Bell-Inn, 12, Friday-street, Cheapside,. beg respectfully to inform their Friends and the Public, that for their better accommodation they have, in addition to their old established tiaily Fly Vans and IVaggons, commenced to run LIGHT WAGGONS to and from London, direct through An uover, Salisbury, Shaftesbury, Sherborne, Yeovil, Crewkerne, Chard, Ihninster. and Honiton, to Exeter, Plymouth, Devonport, Falmouth, and all parts of the West of England. They hope that regularity, increased expedition, and moderate charges, will insure a continuance of that preference which their concern has so long been favoured with. T. R. and Co. beg to assure the public, that theirs are the only Vans and Waggons to Falmouth. SILK TRADE. BADNALL'S PATENTS FOR WINDING AND THROWING SILK. ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. WHEREAS, his present Majesty, by certain Letters Patent, dated the 18th day of March 1823, granted unto RICHARD BADNALL, the younger, of Leek, in the County of Stafford, Silk Manufacturer, the exclusive use of certain im provements in the throwing, twisting, or spinning of Sewing Silk, Organzine, Bergam, and such other descriptions of Silk to which the same might be applicable. And-wheress his mkt Majesty, by certain other Letters Patent, dated the Ittth day of February now last past, granted unto the said Richard Badnall the exclusive use of certain improvements in the winding, doubling, spinning, throwing, or twisting of Silk, Wool, Cotton, or any other fibrous substances • And whereas the said Richard Badn'all bath duly enrolled spe cifications or particulars of his said improvements. Notice is therefore heteby given, that all persons using such im provemems, without licence or authority , from the Patentee, will be proceeded against according to law; and a Reward of One Hun dred Guineas is hereby offered to any person who will furnish the said Patentee or his Agents with such information and evidence, of any persons using his LA inventions without his licence and authority, as will enable him to prove the same in a Court of Justice, end the said reward toll be paid on the establishment of such eviderc_ in the proper Courts. Communications are requested to be made to Messrs. Lowdham, Parke, and Freeth, Solicitors, 63, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London ; Mr. P. U. Abbott, 3, Walbrook-buildings, London; or to Messrs. Lowdhatn and Freeth, Solicitors, Nottingham ; of whom all parti culars respecting the said patents may be obtained. This day is published, price 2s. 6d. No. XXVIII. of the - • • - -- • THE liA RM()N ICON ; an Assemblage of Vocal and Instrumental Music; son.isting of Original Pieces by emi. neat British and Foreign Composers of the present day, and Selec. dons front th best Works of a►l the Great Masters ; together with a Critical Review of New l'ilusical Works , Notices of Operas, Concerts, and other Musical Performances ; and a new Lexicon of Music. _ _ _ London : Printed for the Proprietors, and published by Samuel Leigh, No. 18, Strand ; sold by W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; R. 31illiken, Dublin ; Treuttel and blurts, and Bossange, Pans; At bon and Krap, Rotterdam ; Ewbank, Brussels ; Vasi, Rome ; Paschoud, Genera ; and Orieshammer, Leipsic. SERIES OF HISTORIES ON THE STATE OF IRELAND. This day is published, in three vols. Bvo. ;nice IL 7s. T HOMAS FITZ-GERALD, the Lord of (Maley, and Lord Deputy of Ireland. A Romance of the Sixteenth Century, being the first of a projected Serie.s illustrative of the History of Ireland. 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THREE Capital LEASEHOLD MANSIONS, with Coach-houses and Stables, situate Nos. 13, Ltl , and 22, Dryanston-square, in the occupation of William Carter, Esq. Bev. Mr. Charlton, and Colonel Eyre, at ants amounting to 1,0211. per annum, held for upwards of Lig!ty Years at Ground-rents. Two Coach-houses and Stables in Bry•anston_mews Weat, held fur a term of Eighty-four Years at a peppercorn, let to Coload Eyre and Jones Mortis, Esq. at 84/. per annum. A Coach-house and Stable in Wyndham-mews, held for a tem of Eighty-two years at a Ground-rent. A Ground-rent of Forty Guinea* per Annual, for a term of Eighty-four Years, chargeabl2 upon No. i 7, Itryanaton-square. A Ground-rent of 'fen Guineas per Annum, and Two of Five Guineas per Anntivo„ fur Eighty Yeses. chargeable upon Ca.te-t -houses and StaLlet in 11-yatiaton.nit WA West and Cravtind.iuel. And an Improved itent of Fifty Pounds per Annum, isiating from a Douse s No. 3U, backville-.tree', Piccadilly, held fir a term of Eight )(fan/. May be viewed when convenient to the Tenants. Particulars may be had of A. Gordon, Ccq. solicitor. AJ. (1k! firoad.steeet of Messrs. Ware! and Aldersey, Solicitor*, 44. Hedtbrd , qiinre: of T. Wilson. Esq. Solicitor, Alontiga.street ; at Garraw..y's; and of Dawson and Cafe, Great Mar:Lorough-street. MONSIEUR LEPETRIER SALE OF MINIATURES, AND !VEGGIES. PARIS. ONSIEUR HENRY has toe hohour w invite the 1. attention of the Nobili.y. Grr.try, and t:olle:tors cf llngiand, to the SAIX RV AUCTION. On TUESDAY, Rhit inst., a: Rue du G:sa Clienet, 4, of the I PRECIOUS AND HIGH IN.‘"ALUA BLE COLLECTION rib' PICTURES. principally formed thiring the kte Revolution. by Momeeor bepes yere, Reesivcr-Heneral of thn Irci...3rtnient of the Seine. and in which Collection :r . e litany Pieti4rt.s of the highest quality, by the most renowned Painters of the ITAI.IAN, SPANISH, FltENCii. 1/I:TC/1, AND FLEAIISII SCHOOLs. The gnat length of time devoted by the Proprietor in forming this Coilection has afforded hint trany favourable opportunities of selecting, Irma the most cilehrred C abinets which have been dis rsed thilkg the 'lst twe:As liars (and par:icularly during the Itevohniot), Priatings of the highest rank LTA quality, and la the purest sate. The Subjects arc generally r!es.aing ar..!it is necessary only to notice a few of the Painters, whose Choicest I Vat ks this Collection boasts, to afr,,rd the liri.ish Cunroisaewr told Collector a just crite rion whereby to apprzciate its ha perin.lty : Ruben* teris petard Douw Vandyke (hark C. Ihdet Rembrai.ilt Rcrgi.em t'orregio Claude Vantkrbertlt A. del *alto Cuyp Metz,' Albano Rhysdatl l'. Paver Raph:itl Both K. du Jarit.n Titian DecichuyS:3 IV. and A. Van:hi:ill:le The Cursed% IlubhtriaJan P. del Vacs NVouvennans ynlnts Rertheyeet. Among the IIEVIII,FB arc sts-nil rich at.d tor,. mode* and Consoles, Clucks and ( antlelab.,s, • Cabinet frambil of Ebony, Mnrble Emus :Ind Figures, I gaffed Were. kr. Cataloguts w ill be diattibutt.l. at 2s. 6J. etch. by Mr. 73. New Bond.street ; St. Mar .rd Mr. Pinney, CELLAR OF CHOICE WiNES. M.,11, PAIL LIPS respectfully announces, that 00 SATURDAY NEXT. et Orie for Two o'clock precisely , he shill SUBMIT by AUCTION , at his Great Rooms, New Bond -street, about Three Hundred a nd Fatty Dozen o! - choice French and Foreign Wines and liirpaeuni tcoce= f g Champagne, Claret, Coti.Roti, old Bast India„ Madeira. , Port (of the vintage of IMO ant I 822), Hock. Brood. Coneiszna, Ploy so, oht F.Agnsc Brady, Re. the Property of &Gentleman miring to Franey, front whcee reahlence, Southarnrston-street, Bloonsabury.suume, they will bcdelivricd to the purchasers. ." ziew o. l . ll2g e ttstoti at th e t.aie of Cata.ostucit a.. CHEERFUL RESIDENCE, NEAR THE PARS. 11 t R. PHILLIPS has the Ifeileur to Mammy. that elk TUESDA Y NEXT he shall SUBMIT by AUC TION, isn the P-....nibee. $/, Stratton.atrcrt, Piccadilly, sit Two o'Clq:k. et: f• proved I.F.A SC of a Cheerful RESIDENCE,. with epproptiate 012 :; A. Stratton.street. Piccadilly, eC— joyirg an open area tt::d view over Devonshire Gardens, cons:gnaws to the Park, and rt•auvcd from the noise and bustle of Piccadilly. and well calculatei. t'r a Alen: b:r of Parliament or moderate-eigaL Family, the late ReSid.nce of John Oray, Esq. removed to Seek. ville.street. Alay be viewed by tickets, which, with Particulars, may be hut at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New DaLd.street. STRATTON-STREET. ELEGANT ITENITURE. WINE, CHARIOT, CARRICO , LET, ac. &c. &c. Aff R. PHILLIPS res p ce t fullynotifies, euat on T UB. JL DAY NEXT. and following Day, at Our o . Clock,. he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, on the Premises. No. 9. Stratton-street, Piec..dilly the late Residence of John. Gray. Eq. all the 510 1 )ERN and ELEGANT FURNI— TURE' ; pier and chimney glasses, Sevres and French porcelain, clocks and candelabras, bronzes, pictures and drawings, small lip better of books, and miscelieneJus items of valuo and ornament • a. brilliant-tnned harp by Dodd, with Dizt't Pateat ; and a grOnd piano br Kirkman ; an excellent town-built chariot and CA'ortolet. and about One Iluitde,s'. and Fifty Dozen of choice Old PM, aid. Twenty Dozen of It ermitage. May be viewed three dais prior to the Sale, and Catalogues. at Is. each, then had on the Premises, and at ill. Phillipa'a,7l, Near. llond-street. THE HONOURABLE COLONEL J. STANHOPE'S HOICE WINES. Al R. PHILLIPS has the honour most respectfully to IVA. notify, that on THURSDAY, 14th April inst., he shall, by order of the Noble Ex,.. atom, SUBMIT by A UCTION, at his Great Maws, New Boii.l.street, at Twn o'Clock precieely. the CELI.AR of genuine and choice FRF.NCII and FOREIGN WINES ; compr ising fine old Sherry, Port, Madeira, and CLuar, Champagne, %'al de Pcnas, Letiona, I.lpnri, 6.e. &c. the emirs property of the late Hon. Goli.el J. Stanhope, 31. P., of South. Audley.street, and which rill by permits b e delivered from his late residence to the screral purchasers. The Wines may be tested at the time of sale, and Catalog: es hi at No. 73, New Boad.street. JEIVELLEHY AN!) BIJOUTERIE. NI R. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on. 711 IDA Y. tbc 15tb instant, at One «Thick, be than, SUISMIP b 11SUCT lON, at his Great Rooms. N ew Dondltrest,„ an Assemb lage of .HIONABLE JEWELLE.3I, Diamonds an Otkotal Pearls, elegant Suits of lhaes Ornaments for Ladies, tot in told and enriched wit:. Pearls; Turquoises, Emeralds, I"hrysovhrases, Toonz%. Amethysts, Garnets. a.c.; Neck ar.a Watch Coains, and a variety of Trinkets, Snuff Boxes, and nold Watens, and oliacellr.neous Items of French and leg .l ewelisp o r May he stewed two dabs preceding the sale, and Cates:nes thau had, at 78, New Gontl-street A COL :CTI()N OF ITALIAN. IM.!TCH, AND FliliM I: , II i'lel'UßLS. 3r " S ' A' lllll { l6 . l it rS thie r" l i ri7i t e ft F li Zpril il i n ri ° >:t u . ri a ct t 's 6ne th t l i a e t ort SIL'I'M IT by A C(111 /N. at Lis Roan's, New Bone -street, tl,e COLLI:CTION of v.iloable and pleasing i'ICTL'ItES of ino Italian. Dutch, and Flemish !Ranters. formed at considerable ex.. inno , 3 during a residence on the Continent, and in England trcrn distinguished Cabinets, by an Arnatee.r; among which are cl,crco Spectinena by Rembrandt Dotninichito Poussin Carrarei Murillo IVouvermar.a Tortiets J. Stein (hustle Schalk:n Vetnet Greute. &c. May be viewed two days precedir.g the Sale, and Catalogues 17afd at Mr. Phillips's. VA .LUABLE BOOKS. BOOKS OF ART, LOOSE PRINTS, Sec. The Pr.merty of a Gentleman, Mlt. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on WEDNESDAY, April 20, and following Day, at One, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Rooms, New Bond.street, the valuable LI BRA HY of BOOKS, of choice Ed:. Lions, illustrated with see of Proof and other Plates, and selected at great expense ; Books of hints, Galleries of An, Ctilaese Draw. ings, !Lc. expensively I. iund in morocco, mssia, and in excellent condition ; also an Assortment of loose Prints tr.d. Drawings, and a Pair of (;lobes, the property of a lientlcrnnn. May be viewed by Catalogues two days preceding the sale. and Catalogues had at Mr. Phillips's. -, ule 'id air A splendid assemblage of coatly Furniture, valuable Erotic,. at .d Nlarblva ; Sevres, Dresden, anal French Porcelain , FiCtilll.4 Turning Lttite, &c. &c. via Gentleman. P.. - PIIII.I.IPS has the honour to announc e th a t o n 1.1. AIONDAY. 2il 31ay next, and severy following days. One, lie shall ,tzt.:1111IT by AUCTION, at his Rooms. New lload-street, the s tiperlativv!) elegant alsemblageof FURNITURL, both useful and decorativi.; noble glasses of magnitude sod bet!. liancy ; a toady turning latheby Holtzapfiell. and a variety of me chanical and mathematical aptiaratits ; a magnificent suite of carv:4 and gilt chairs, executed for the late N..polcon; rich tat-th, chandeliers for :14. 12, and 8 lights each ; splendid armoires, com modes, consoles, calviiitts, library tab...:: tmci sccretstres of the iigrit work, and tame of Iloule and }feistier; ebony commodes at.. cabinets, enriched with fine Japan. and appropriately decorated: Scares, Dresden, and French porcelain, in scrvues. I-nd for die cabinet; or-tnolu clocks and candelabra •; valuabli branzes and marbles. in groups, figures, imam, S:r.; serf re. large and hue pieces of Oobelin tapestry ; Pettian, Turkey, and other cart,ets, and miscellaneous valuable objects, the property of a Gentleman, re moved from his mamtion in the West of k;nglar.d. Also the CJi levioa of ancient and sunder:l Pictures. May he viewed four days preceding the sail., au .d Catalogues Ell at Mr. 7:1, New Hand-street. PICTURES, - FROM pIECOI'NTRY ALANetoN OF A - -- • - GENTLEMAN. M PHILLIPSIi. Iit ll.. lir t . t a e ll 7 i t e h hor playurt n n ex an t. ti a n t u un e . nc, t e h at sL o a n a SU 831 IT by AUCTION, at his Ronnie New BonAl-strect, with • out ret•eric— an Interesting and Relict COLLECTION .... IT A LI AN, DUTCH, aud FLEM ISR PICTURES, Twin ctcally of a Cabinet Sire, among which will be found Spetioirias by Como& Solario Wousetwians Toilets Pianism Rembrandt IVy manta Berfnena Oita& Breughel BASXIIII Wilate Ruysdnel Stella Welt &c. Particularly a rich little Gem by Teniers, from the Prarltn Cabinet, with a few others of equally high class, the Properir of a Gentleman, removed fruat hie Mansion in the West ur England. . . lily be viewed two days prev out to the Sale, and Catalegare a IL, then had at Air. Philliper. MR. FAUNTLF:P.OY'S LIBRARY. By Mr. fill EBY, At his Akuse , Wellinpoa-strect, Strand, on DION DAY N and 'I love tollotting Days, :4 12. THE ENTIRE and are VALUABLE LIBEARI of the late HENRY FACNTLEROY. Erki. of Fie irAt.. street ; containing a brill:ant :t : Englibh IliNtory, Booki of Pr. • Ror.mage, 2 cols. large pr.pt.r. • . • i .1 rt, ('lneuncey'‘ liertfootsbar, . (I , :oealogioi. by tittbihr.r • .:, • ' : Ilutchins'a e. : • . 2 cola. large p.ie. 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Printed and published by J. Limbird, la, Strand, Lor.dt.n. AKEY TO THE PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE, containing Expressions on a variety of Subjects: to which is added, a Compendium of the Portuguese (hammer, and Rules for Pronunciation : calculated to enable the Student to acquire a knowledge of the Language within a very abort time, and particu larly adapted to Travellers. By 1). E. DE LARA, Author of " A Key to the Spanish Language." Published by Messrs. Mosey and Sons, Broad -street, Royal Exchange; and T. Boosey and Co., 28, Holler-striet, Oxford-at. NORFOLK. A VALUABLE ADVOWSON AND NEXT PRESENTATION. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL At the Mart, on TUESDAY, April 19, at 12. by order of the' Commissioners mimed in a Cosmoission of Itunkniptc7 "'raided and issued against Samuel Locke, of Tenapieipisee, is the County of Surrey, &tiler and chapman. TH E Valuab!e ADVOWSON anti Nere PRE- IrIENTATION to, the RECTORY of HILGAY, in the County of Norfolk, with the Parsonage Rouse, Glebe Lend, sod Tithes, of the estimated value of Two Thousand Pounds per An. num, subject to the Life of the present Ineumbint, in the 69:h year of his a -•e. Alay be viewed, and particulars had at the C:owt: Inns, Wiwn. ham and Lynn; Norfolk Hotel, Norwich; Hoop, Cambridge.; Ram, Newmarket; Angel. Oxford; of Mr. James; Solicitor. Bucktersbury ; 'of Blesars. Gregson and Ponnereau, Sslicitom, Angel-court, Throgniortondureet ; Mr. IH dyed, Solicitor. 45, Al dermanbury ; 31eases. Scott and Sun, Solicitors, St. hi ad, etea-courz, Poultry; Aleeera. Aapinall and Jackson, Solicitors, Furuirars% Inn ; at the Mart; sod of ?Ir. Shuttltworth. 28, Poultry. AIWA NrAGEOUS CONCERN. Comprising tir . PLOUGH SAW-MILLS aid SPLITTING . o ... MILLS, with extensive PRE 11 ISES, Asd FIVE DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining, SHOREDITeII. By 111 r. SHUTTLE WORT 11. At the Mart. on TLESDAY, April 19, at Twelve, THE PLOUGH SAW-AHLLS, with a Steam-En gine of eight-hone power, vertical and circular Saws. ca pable of executing a great stroke of businew4 ; Workshops. Deal. Sheds, and other Conveniences, roost enjibly situate in Plough yard, Shorediteh, and now in full work. Also a . spacious SPLITTING-31M., with large home-wheel, three pa ir of stones, dressing tackle. drying kiln, &c. ; and com prising a Pearl Barley with lolls, stabiing, and catering, forming a valuable appendage to the pr: ceding. And FIVE neat Brick DWELLINIii-IIt)USES. in George street, adjoining the Mills, in the occupation of reirectable te nants at will, at rents amounting to 931. le-. per annum. The Estate is held for long tams unexpired, at low rents. May be viewed, and particuleo had tea days previont to the talc, of Messrs. Bartlett and Beildome, Solicitors, e 7, Nicholas-bane, Lombard -street; on the Premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. YORKSHIRE, WEST RIDING. VALUABLE LORDSHIPS, AND FREEHOLD AND TITHE-FREE ESTATES. By 11'INsTANLE5' and SONS, At Garraway'a, TO-MORROW. at 12, unless previously disposes! of by private treaty, of which due notice w ill b e g i ven . ALI. those Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ESTATES, situate at Hat-oder and New Hey, in Howland. in the parish of Slainb u m, i n t h e West Rlviitig of the county of Frick, the property of Robert Parkt , r, Esq. Com prising the Manor or reputed Manor or Lordship of Ilaredm afore said; together with a gnod Mansion., suitable Outbuildings, and live substantial Fes-houses, and SW acres, statute measure, be the same more or less, of fertile arable, meadow, pasture, and wood Land, divided into convenient Inclasurea, well watered alai fenced. Also, all that valuable and improvable tray of Continua Lund. adjoining the above Estates, called Totteridge, II areden Nab, and Winfoll, and containing about 1,1100 acres, a great ',anion of winch is capable of being subdivided and conver ted into arable and pidddre- Land, at a trilling expense. Also, all those two valuable Estates called the Sykeiand the Trough House, situate within Howland, and adjoining the List. mentioned property, and comprising four good Faml.bouses, with excellent Out-buildings. and about 215 acres, Jttati.c Inv:nano, of rich meadow, pasture, and stable hand. Also, a proportionate part, estimated to be 'ten than a moiety or half-part of and in an extenaive Commini, called Sv kes Fell, situate within Rowland, and contaioinc' et,,tut 13,040 acres, with a handsome Gothic Shooting box the:enit, Stabling. itc. These Estates are beatitift:lfy situatee, nesrly in a ring fence. The Mansion-house is :fist:tin from Slainburn sit: milts', from Lancaster twelve.f...rn Clithcroe twelve, and from Preston eightcL ts are well de wing the attention c f the Capitalist or the Sportsman, the castiostsl land being of an excellent quality, and a fiich, with the large tracts of Common, abound wan Game of alnost every description, and the property was disforested by a grant from the Crown in the reign of James 11. There is also excellent Fishing, the river Langden running through the Estates fur about eigl:t miles. Mr. Wm. Gates, of the Sykes, one of the tenants, will show the property; and printed Particulars, with Pian; attached, may be alvvtly had of Robert Parker, Esq., at Plungington, near Preston, the owner; Mr. Binns, land surveyor. 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