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?111•11111r - 7 - • two! e 4G—ts '"z" • -• --~-,- 4". • C N,g. 4- c . "l oo 4ur . . •. ...'.t , • • r.r7 691 f.' No. 7,036. •. ..... • f .. : e i . ) / ,za.:_&• Prr ernt ..... ~ . I , 4 t 1 • , , . . . .. ... ~. ' jili - • , - , -44, ,-1 •• .. , , . _ ._ 10: . , yr • or, EftengElriP LO 7 • NDON, TUESDAY, JUNg DF I VONSHI RE. ESTATE FOR INVESTMENT. 1 Acres, Manor Tithes of the Palish t top. qrton, sod Next Presentation to the Living. "NSTANLET and SONS, _Load" THIS DAY. at 11, in One aCCePtabill Ofret shall be previously mods by French I Collo reign ru n h Black and Green Ti. Flask PL Whiskey Wax and Tallow Edials Candles arry Brandy Soap, and one Spirits . Glass £Mo a few Lots of Coffee . and• Cocoa for Exportation, part of wk:ch ars allotted in small qua:Aitits, for the better acco.nmodation al mayoral dealers as well as privalc persona who may wish to be some parcliasers. tattalogues may be had at 6d. each, and Samples seen at the Eloise Warehouse-keepeer Off.c4, Tower-hill. from Tln.niday, the Ad day of June, to NVednesday, the 29:h, from Ten till Two a'stAft, and on the Mornings of Sale (the Samples of an. day's sex only), from Teri till Twelve o'clock. • EAST INDIA I; it'SE, April 26, 18'25. TIMM Court of Direetars of Mr 'United Company of JIL Merchants of Eaglond trading to the Bad Indite do hereby rim Nueice, That a QU4RTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY wil he held at their House Ur beadenhall-street, OD Wsoussrmr, the 22d of Jane next. at Rleedi o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the-purpose of declaring a Dividend from Christmas' imt to Midsummer next. That the Toaster Books of the said Company's 6tock will be shut on Thursday. the V' June next, at three o'clock, and opened again on Thursday the 14th Joly following. And that the Dividend Warrant" tiri the said Cooiany's 6tock due on the sth July, will be resady to be deliyeredon Wednesday, the 6th July next. ;PETER AMER, Assist. Sec. EAST INDIA HOUSE. Axe 17, 1825. ITHM Cosrf of Directors of Me United Company of Afrafesft of Ersglirud Irdifing to Me Bost hulks do hereby Notice, That the (QUART E RLY OENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY, appointed t, be bold as their House, in Leadsuball. street, os Wgpszsrsair, the lid instant, is made SPECIAL, tor the purpose of layibg bt tern the Proprietors, for their consider ation, certain Amendmeou which have been made to a Bill no• peridinf in the House of Commons, entitled, " A Bak for further yegolating the poyinent of the Salaries to the Judges of his Ma. jesty's COprta in Indis, and the Bishop of Calcutta, acid forgo. *bon flrig the Transpeesultm of °Modes* from the Island 4 Saint lJslena JOSEPH DART, Secretary. LONDON DOCKS. ',VIE Quirt Dirrctote of tie Louden bock Co_illpany do hereby prise notice. that a YEARLY OtHEIIAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS will be held at the London ,Dock Howe, Prince's-street, !intik, on FRI DA Y. the I.t of July neat, at Twelve &Clock, for the put otre of declaring • DIV I EN D upon the Company's Stock for the Half Year ending the 30th of Jam (truant). Alsotar the Election by Ballot of Twenty-four Directors for the Year ensuing; and on other Mhos. 8. COCK, Secretary. Laudon Dock House, June 15, 1025. N.B. The Chair sill be taken at One o'Cinzk preeieely. The Hanoi will commence immediately after the Oeneral Meeting, and close at Your o'Clock precisely. TONI)ON CARPET COMPANY. .4 CAPITAL MAW in MIL Shares, one half reserved for Le Trade. The object of this Company is to prepare the wool, spin, dye. and weave one new principle, that will, with mach less labour and gore& coat, so improve the texture and colours as to command every a arket, and yield a larger dividend than other Investments, the prompt pay of the Trade enabling the Capital to be turned at least thrice a-year. Extensive premises. admirably situated. and adapted for combining :ill departments, are secured on most advan tageous terms. On. Pound per Share is the deposit until looms are ready to work. Applications for Shares to be made, until the 21st inst. is Meows. Fisher and Spencer, Solicitiws, Walbmok.baiklinv ; Sir Walter Stirling,Bart. and Ca. 14 ediera, Strand ; and at 1. Lancaster - plate, Waterloo-bridge, where Prospectuses may be had. 111 OLIVA?. MINING ASSOCIATION.—Notice is beset given, that the DEED of SETTLEMENT and REGULATION of the BOLIVAR MINING ASsOCIA TUX,: has been approved and executed by the original Le-mites of the Mines and the Managing' Trustier., and is now LYING for the SIGNATCR Eof the S 11.1 EI I OLDE RS at the teumtemp orary ora Office of the A ssecia!ion, No. 11, Great Winchester-street, in the City of LondOn. All PersorCr. holding Certificates of Shares issued by the Lessees, sat renuirsd to exlhange the same fin new Certificates, and to exe. cute the said Deed of Seviement, within Sixty Days from the date hereof, on'penalty of forfeiture of all their interest in the Associa tion. The nears tor Signattiv, sill be from Ten to Three every Day. Persson residing at a distance may sign by Power of Attorney, the farm of which may b hid at the Office. W. S. ILINDASVDE. Secretary to the Association. Dated the rid day of April, Mtn. I3RITISIi STEAM anI , P A A \t ENT NAVIGATION Cartras--1100,000i., in 5,000 Shares of 1001. This Compaq has ben formed under the immediate sanction - and patronage of *time of the most distinguished Naval Character. sf Urest Vice-Admiral Sir P. C. DURHAM, R.C.R. Vire-Admiral Sir RICHARD KING. K.C.R. Vice-Admiral the RL Hon. Lord Vise. TORRINGTON. Rear-Admiril R. W. OTWAY. Rear-Admiral JOHN MAiTLAND. Rear-Admiral JOSEPH SULLEN. Rear-Admiral Sir HENRY HEA THCOTR. DIZECTOIIII, Sir John Scott Lillie Capt. C. 0. Maine, H.E.I.C. John Stevens, F.Ol. Thomas Tredgolc, Esq. B. Thornton, Esq. Capt. R. W. Wales, R.N. Edward Walpole, Esq. Xthrud Times, Esq. apt. Nathaniel Belehier, R.N. v.:llu. Ruben Bruce, R.N. V:apt. Jotn Crispo, R.N. {'apt. T. Dance, R.N. ;.7. Griot, Esq. ffira. Ingleby, Bart. M.P. J. Baena Leonard, Edq. - 'RANKERS. Ileum Drummond, Charing-crops • Megan. Vent, Ward, and Co., 77, Lomb ard-street. SNIP-BUILDERS. Messrs. Brindley, of Rochester. The advantages resulting from the use of eteam Vessels are too innly established to require comment: it is. however, Universally admitted that the Verwela and Alactinery hitherto ernp:oyed are not adapted to distant voyages or tempestuous weather. To obviate the admitted defects in Steam Navigation, the draughts and models of several patents of great merit in naval architecture and machinery have been investigated by gentlemen of science and nautical expelience. to show it has been satisfac•endy demonstrated, that by the wanbined aid of the patents selected and the employment of propelling engines on the best principles. it is confidently anticipated that vessels combining benefits so superior will make the pasaase from London to Calcutta, by the tape of Good Hope (in despite of contrary winds and currents), in 10 days, and to the porta of the \Vest Indies and America in a proportionate time; and that the Company will, with such time rttant advantages, divide a very considerable annual profit, the e•miparative risk being small, and losses guarded against by the Inoperty being ensured in London. Applications for Shares to be made to the Bankers by letters, pet-paid, addressed " To the Directors of the British Sunni and atent Naviption Company." IPreepectusee may be bad of the Bankers. Premium paid in , i.nce years, . to the benefit of even years' insurance. No charge will be insde for the Policy when the sum insured tin=ts to three hundred pound. or upwards. • Jew, 1828. NV 11,11},11 HARRIS. Secretary. CITY of LONDON INFANT SCHOOLS. PATIONS. The R ght Honeasable the LORD IRA VOL The Right Bon. and Right Rev. Lord Bishop of LONDON. VICE-PATIION. The Right Honourable ROBERT PEEL, M.P. His Majesty's Seuetary of State for the Home pertinent. PREIIIDCNT. The Right Rev. the Lord ;Bishop of CHESTER. VICE-PAZSIDENTI. titepi.l;nshington, Esq. LL.D. M.P. Win. 3IeIBA. Esq. Alex. Robert•ion, Esq. M.P. George Scholey, Esq. IVilliani Thotupson, Esq. Ald. M.P. Sir It. Wigrsm. Bert. M.P. Thos. Wilson. Esq. 31. P. Win. Youthles, Esq. Ald. Jas. Alexander, Esq. M.P. David Batley, Esq. Aleur.der Baring, Esq. M.P. Samuel Birch, Esq. M.P. Samuel &banquet, Esq. Geo. llrydges, Esq. Aid. M.P. T. F. Buxton, Esq. U.P. un Chas. Flower, Bart. Sir R. C. Olynn, Bart. Ald. Charles Hemng, Eq. John Lines, U.P. TREASURER—J. LOJILT7 Sir Wm. Blizud, F.R.S. John Bannatyne, Esq. Jas. Cazenove, jun. Esq. Arthur Clarke, liaq. George Clode, Esq. Robert Cotesworth, Esq. Frederick De Lisle, Esq, • Henry Alex. Douglas, Esq. Robert Hanbary, Esq. Robert Hichens, Esq. John Hudson, Esq. And the Clergy of the eighboueing Parishes. StICEET MUDS. Rev. Richard Harvey, M.A. Rev, George Tomlinson. B.A. At a-Meeting held at the Rectory House. Budinpegate, the 19th of Mars 1925 - the Lord Bishop of CHESTER, Rector of St. Betolpha, Biahopsgate, in the the following Address was reed and approved t—• It is proposed to establish one or more Infant Schools for the reception of the Children of the Poor, from two to six years of age. The object of this Institution toilette, to provide for the are of the Children during that portion of the dr when, by the necessary avoutinns of their Parents, they are unavoidably separated from •eseh oho! to loses the Oloillrea la halti4.4ll 00 8 4 111 ; 01 . good order. and attention ; an?, to give them such elementary instruction as may prepare them fOr entering with advantage into those Schools where they may acquire useful knowledge, and be taught the great truths and elates of Itel:gion. Great inconvenience is at present experienced in the National Schools, from the number of Children under the age of six years praising for admission, who, having been taught no habits of discip , line or good order. greatly embarrass and impede the process of instruction in the Schools. For this evil an effectual remedy will be furnished by an Infest School, out of which a regular supply of well.trained Chaim), imbued with the rudiments of know ledge, will be from Stolle to time furnished to the National Schools. It is no unimportant recommendation of such Establishments, that by promoting cleanliness and regular exercise on the part of the Children, hey tend greatly to secure the health of the naing generation. Those who are accustomed to visit the Children of the Poor best know how many uses of disease, deformity, and bodily incapacity are to be met with, arising from confinement in crowded rooms with an impute atmosphere, from other dangerous ex posures, and particularly from nom: digressing accidents by lire which are dutch frequent occurrent e. It is no part of the design of this Institution to relieve Parents prematurely from the care of their Children, or to e ff ect any greater separation between them than even now unavoidably takes place ; the holies of attendance at the &hue I being or ly-those in which the Parents are at present either entirely absent from their Children or prevented bestowing any care upon theca. • Whereupon it was resolved -Ist. That for the reasons stated in the foregoing Address, it is desirable to establish in the City of London one or 4nore Infant Schools for the reception of. the Children of the Poo, from two to all years of age. 2d. That a Subscription be entered into for that purpose. The following Subscription have been received:— Don. An. Sub. - 21 0 21 0 2 2 21 0 2 2 - 21 0 2 2 10 10 2 2 . 10 10 2 2 10 10 2 2 10 10 2 2 - 10 10 2 2 . 10 :0 2 2 10 10 2 2 . 21 9 _ - D. Powles, Esq. ITTEz. Elward Hurry, Esq. John Marshall. Esq. J. D. Ponies, Eul. A. W. Ponies, Esq. George Reid, Esq. John Richards, Esq. John Scott, E4q. W. Ciatton Wallets, En. Thomas Wilkinson, Esq. Matthew Wilson, Esq. Right Hon. the Lord Mayor The Lord Bishop of London The bard Bishop of Chester - The Right lion. Robert Peel, 31. P. John Inner, Esq. M.P. • - W. Mellish, Esq. - J. D. Posies, Esq. . - Robert II ichens, Lsq. John Bannatyne, Eni. - Robert Coteswortb. bur. • - Matthew %Filson, Esq. Messrs. Truman, Banbury, and Co. Robert Banbury, Esq. - Arthur Clarke. Esq. - - - - 10 10 George Reid, Esq. - - . - 10 10 John Richards, k.sq. - - - - 1 0 10 Sir W. Minted, F.ILS. - - - -10 10 John Scott, Esq. - - - - - 10 10 Henry Alexander Douglas, Esq. - - 10 10 Frederick De Lisle, Esq. - . . II 10 Alderman Thompson, 61. P. - - - 10 10 Thomas %V ilkinson, Esq. - - - 10 10 John Marshall, Esq. . . - - 10 10 Stephen Lushington, Esq. LL.D. M.P. - 10 10 Thomas W . Wilson, Esq. M.P. - 10 10 James Cazenove, jun. Esq. - . 6 6 Edward Hiiiry, Esq. . - . 6 6 A. W. Potiles, Esq. - - . 6 6 'r. R. Davison, Esq. - 6 6 - Henry Hobhouse. Esq. Under Secretary of State for the Home Department - 5 0 W. Clayton Walters, Esq. . . 3 3 Charles Herring, Esq. . . 10 10 George (lode, Esq. - 6 6 J. H. Tritton, Esq. R. P. Glyn, Esq. . - A. Robertson, Esq. - J. Byrn, Esq. - - Sir R. C. Glyn, Bart. Alderman James Alexander, Esq. - Sir R. Wigram, M.P. - Thomas Hankei, Esq. - Sir C. Flower, Bart. Alderman Venables - Thomas Tilson, Esq. . Samuel Robinson. Esq. - Alexander Rartns, Esq. . Richard Brook, Esq. - Richard Ganthony, Esq. . Henry Errbank, Esq. . John Letza, Esq. John Buck, Esq. - . - - 1 1 G. A. Edmunds, Esq. - . ... 1 1 Henry 31iller. FAR. - - 1 1 Thomas Stephenson. Esq. . . - 1 1 Thorns. Williams. Esq. . . - 6 & 1 1 David Barclay, Esq. - - - 10 10 2 2 John Dunaton, Esq. - - - 1 1 W. Inglis Esq. - . • - - 1 1 I', C. A beirdetn, Esq. - - - 1 I John Wallen, Esq. - . - 10 10 1 1 .Montague Burgoyne, Esq. - - 2 2 A Donation of Ton Guineas constitutes a Life Governor, sad an Annual Subscription of One Guinea, a Governor. Donations and Subscriptions will be received by Mews. Sikes, ' Snaith and Co. Dashers, Manafon.housretreet; and the Treesurer, Zio. 3, Freanatee-coutt, Cosnhlll. 10 10 10 10 JO 1• 10 10 . b 0 10 10 10 10 le 10 10 0 20 0 11 0 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 22 I I 2 2 2 2 This day, post Byo. 15s. Fifth Edition, thoroughly revised, sad with ccumitier.thle additions." , • INFORMATION and I;;RECTION far TRAVEL LERs on the cONTINENT. By MARIANA STARKE. Printed tor John Murray, Alheniarle.ottect. This day, Second Edition, with Plates. 2 vols. small Ryo. 13s. ASKETCH of die AIANNI:ILS and CUSTOMS of PORTUGAL, ninde during.a Residence in Lisbon, in the Years 1&21, 22, 23. By MARIANNE BAILLIL Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. 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At ti.e same time will bevabliabed, A TREATISE on CURISTLIN DOCTRINE, by John Milton; translated from it.' original, by C. R. Sumner. 31. A. Librarian ru.d Historiographer to his Najeaty, and Prebendary of IVorceater. One vol. 4to , uniform Inch the Original, price 21. 10a. The above Works are printing at the Cambridge Oniveraity Pre►s, and will be published by Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. They will be sold also by Budd and Wein. boottaellers in ordi nary to his 3lajesty, Pall mall; by Ebent. Old Rood -street; by Rivingtana, Waterloo-place, and St. Paul'ai Church-yard ; and by Hurst and Robinson, booksellen extraordinary to his Majesty ; and by Ilatchard and Son. Piccadilly, Lnndon. Also by Waugh and limes, booksellers to his Majesty, Edinburgh. A few copies oldie Original and Tnuislatioo are printed on large paper, price each 51. This Day is published, handsomely printed in 2 vols. bro., with tiro Portraite. price IL 1.. in boards, Ir HE LIFE of JOHN SHARP, D.D. 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B the Same. In II rola. royal Bro. Price 10f. Ws. in boards, or in 20 P.irts at 10a . 011. each. The NATURAL HISTORY a BRITISH QUADRU PEDS. with coloured Plates. By the Sante. In 3 you. royal Oro. Price bl. Ito. in boards. or in 12 Parts at 9r. each. The NATURAL HISTORY of BRITISH SHELLS, with coloured Plates. By the Same. In 5 vols. royal Bro. Price V. 15s. in boards, or in 20 Parts at 7s. 6d. each. •,* The Volumes and Parts of each Work us sold singly for convenience of purchasers. AND J. SIVEWRIGHT.—The opportunity of I uP • obtaining a Fortune by risking a small sum of money wail goon cease for ever. J. and J. Sivemight can recommend the New Scheme with confidence; for Besides 4 Prises of 20,000 Guinan. Besides the usual number of Capitals, Besides all the Numbers belly Prises, SIXTY-FOUR PIPES OF WINE will be presented gratis to the fortunate Holders of the Four Prima of One Thousand Guineas, being IS Pipes to each Prise, and In proportion for Shang. The Wine to be mimed from the Stock of any Wine Merchant in the Kingdom, by the formate Holders themselves. FOUR 121,000 I All AS rn,oso t 21,0011 he. amounting to ;204 ,4 42 ! Will be decided All in One Day, FRI DA Y, I bth JULY. Tickets and Shares are now oo gala at J. and J. Shrewish** Offices, No. 27, Comhßl ; It, Holborn; and 35, Hayounketi where they sold in a late Contracts 12,4714 n Price 00/11 ) “.1. 1 Ina several other Capitals. 'ALES BY AUCTION, 'HEE ITOLD ESTATE, HARP-LANI TOWER-STREET. - 'META NLEY and SONS. Mart, THIS DAY, at It. Stmogly-Timbered WA RC - lOUS:Eft, a Broker or Warehouse Keeper, desitaMy si _ of Harp-lane, Tover-atreet ; comprWog Ave rooms on each, coonting.bouse, crane-Mak sad milts under the whole ; oar % liefammisdas • and .C.u. and others. argying to Marrs. Martin mid &wow Cams \ way be had at the Cernmettial Coti r arlionse. Mart, sad of Winatanley and Sons, Pater- • an roost desirsbk FREEHOLD situate Jo the Parish of Blackhs 'non. a de se part tithe county of Devon, bordering en 'miles/ram Dartmouth, seven from Tome's, Ige, thirty free Plymouth, and thirty from eatieral Fs**,_ with suitable Farm-houses, Wats , COM 'MM. OM Cellars, sad cootaiu '4 HUNDRED A CBES , Putney., Arable, as& Wood Land. Or. Tenants ; with the MANOR, ex teruling *fiords _ in length, Courts beet and Baron. Fines, Quit .Resat; Wrecks, Emily', and other Privileges and Appur tenanems _ - The t rtr T and SMALL TITHES of the PARISH, corn prisii.g nearly Five Thousand Acres, all in col ivation. producing at present nearly One Thousand Fire Huadred Pounds per As ■u 71, but capable of very considerable Improremcnt, as mine part of the Estates are on lame span old lives, at trifliog rents, and the g►eater part of the remainder held by old tenants, whose t.ents w re reduced at the time of the lowest depreciation of landed produce, and ceiteetmently ma, now be fairly and moderately estimated at TWO THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM. Also, the A D PRESENTATION to the LIVING of BLACKHAWTON c the present locum bent aged M. To at .y persons desirous of making a secure investment its pro perty of the above description, Chit estate offers a most eligible op portunity, combining, at the same time, a peculiar advantage of pro►iding for any member of the fer4ily educated for the clinch. To be viewed by applyir.g to Mr. John Oidn :ire, at Larulcomb, Lear Dartmouth. Printed particulars may be had if him, and at the Castle-Inn, Dartmouth; the Seven Stars. Totness; the King , ' Anne, King's Bridge; the Royal Hotel, Plymouth ; Weekley'm Hotel. flevonpon ; the Hotel, Exeter ; the Antelope, Salisbury ; the York Hotel, and White Haat, Bath ; the Bush. and White Lion, Bristol ; of Mr. Predeaux, Solicitor, Dartmouth ; Messrs. Kerslake and Crealock, Solicitors, No. 4, Regent-street, Water.. 100-place, London ; at the Mart; and of Wusstanlwy and Sons, Patersoster-row. CUSTOII-PIOIISE, LONDON, APRIL 28, 182 A • PORT OF DUBLIN. LEGAL QUAYS, DOCKS. WAREHOUSES. &e. THE COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS do hereby give Notice, that in pursuance of the Act 5 Geo IV. c. 92, Meows. WI NSTA NLEY and SONS will, by their direction, put up to PUBLIC LETTING, in the Long Room of the Custom-house, Dublin, on THURSDAY, the 21st ofJuly next, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lut, The New Dock, called George's Dock, and the Inner Dock.coes municating therewith. The Southern Half Part of the New Warehouse on the East aide of George's Dock, with the Cellars under she whole. A new Warehouse and Cellars, situate between the Old and Geofge's Dock. The Old Dock and Warehouses, with the merlon of the King's Warehouse, called the Dry Store, and the Warehouse, called the Tobacco Warehouse, also the range of Buildings connected there with, commonly known by the term of No 33 Loft. The Quay next the River, In front of the Cestnm.houae, extend. ing eastward from the west wing of the Custom-house to the Bridge, or entrance to the Old Dock. _ _ . nese Premises ate the Property Of the Crown. They have been • Man* alcir.firod to a stare of perfect order, and will be let (mime fee Fourteen, er Twenty-one Years, front bladrael. mas next, determinable at the option of either party, at the espies. tion of either of those periods, and the use of all the Cranes and Machinery, together with extenaire privileges. will be secured to the Lessees, ofering an advantageous opportunity for any person or company to establish the most extensive wharting concern in Ire. 1 lama. _ The Fremises may be viewed by applying to the Surveyor for Buildings, Custom-house, Dublin, a whom Printed Particulars, with Plans, may be had six weeks preceding the Sale. Particulars and Plans may also be had at the Offices of the Secretaries of the Customs in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh; of Messrs. Win. stanley and Sons, Paternoster-rust'. London ; and of the Collectors of the Customs at , the following Ports, viz.:—Liverpool, Bristol, Hall, Newcastle, Plymouth. Belfast, Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Londonderry, Newry, Galway, Sligo, Leith, Glasgow, and Greenock. By order of the Commis4oners, T. WHITMORE, Secretary CHATHAM-PLACE. BLACKFMARS, FURNITURE, PLATE, FOREIGN CHINA, BOOKS. CARRIAGE AND HARNI:t:e. &e. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, On the Prtniser._9, Chatham-place, lllitchi:Jr', THIS and fol. lowing DAY, at 11, b r y.order ot the Executor. HE remaining FURNITURE, Eight-day Clock, T Plate, Plated Articles, a few Books, Landau and Harness, and other Effect", the property of Mrs. Winstardev, deceased comprising four-post, sofa, and tent bedsteads, feather beds 'and bedding, mahogany wardrobe, chest of drawers, excellent winged bookcase, seven feet six wide; a capital set of dining tables. card and Pembroke ditto, Axminster, Turkey. and Brussels carpets, window curtains, a quantity of Nankin china, kitchen utensils. /cc. Catalogues may be had on the Premises.; and of 111r.Shuttle worth, 27, Poultry. GROUND. RENTS OF 1447. &. PER ANNITM. Most amply secured on Property of the value of warty I,OOOL pet Annum. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, TO-MORROW, at 11, In One Lot, VAtUABLE GROUND-RENTS, issuing out of Fifty-three Houses situate in Pundenom's-place, the front of Bethnal-green-road, Mistier, Cambridge, and Grove street, and Grove-place. Bethnal-green, in the county of Middlesex; including the Duke of York public-house. The above desirable Estate is submitted as a most favourable op. portunity for a secure investment ; held for 116 years unexpired. Desenptive Particulars may be had at the Mart; of Messrs. Robinson and Hine, Solicitors, Charter Douse-square; and of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton-street. SPLENDID FURNITURE* GLASSES, PORCELAIN, SCULPTURES, CARVINGS, BRONZES. SILK HANGINGS, CARPETS, TAPES. TRY, &e. &c. Ilk/r.R. JAMES DENEW respectfully announces to the /NI. Nobility and Gentry. that he shall SELL by AUCTION, on TO.MORROSV, and Two following Days, at his Auction Room. Charles-street. Berkeley-square, a few articles of AN CIENT FURNITURE, of the highest chess, and in tine pre servation, removed from the tows residence of a Person of Rank, a very choice selection nT old China, both useful and ornamental, valuable bronzes, marbles, sculptures, and .carvings ; large glasses, supported by tine porphyry and other tables, suites of silk and do. mask hangings, carpets, tapestries, costly ormolu lustres, cluck, and candelabras, and numerous items of elegance and value. May now be viewed, and catalogues bad at the Auction Rooms in Charles-street. By 111 r. SAUNDERS, At his Great Room, No. 39. Fleetmtreet, on FRIDAY NEXT and Five (01km/ins Days (Sunday excepted), at half-paat II pre cise' v. THE valuable STOCK 'of a BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, removed from the West End of the Town, retired front business. containing an Assemblage of the best modern Publications, including Hogarde's Works; Abbott and Smith's Insects; Fraser's Himala Mountaios ; Scott's Border Antiquities, lege papery Ress's Cyclopedia, 45 vols.: Pinkertoo's Voyages aid'jravels, 17 vols.; D'Oyly sad blast's Bible, and Common Prayer, 4 vols. large paper; Encyclopedia Britannic*. and Sup. plement, 96 vols.: Yalpy's Delphi° Classics, 711 vols.; Chahner's Biographical Dictionary, 32 vas.; Inchbald's British Theatre, 24 vols.; Dodsley's Annual Register, MI volt; British Poets, 100 Talk ; Edinburgh and quarterly Reviews; Beiuties of England sod Woks, lb vole; &lash Novelists And Essayists; Malone's shskspeare, by Boswell. 21 vols.; Sharpe's British Poets' and, Prose Writers; Bulfon's Natural History, by Wood, 21 vols. ; Mayor's Vo e w and Travels, 38 vols.; His Works of Burke, Gibbon, H Devito, blitfordHutna. Swollen, Brun, Via. melon. Mom, mean, Switt i Locke, .Bacon, Milton, Rollin. Dryden, Re. &e. many is handsome bindings of morocco, futons. and calf; together with an Assortment of Juvenile and School Book. useful and fancy Stationorv, comprisiDrawing. Writirlis and Printing Papas; Post and Foolscap Co py and Ciphering Books: Imperial and Royal Leder.; Drawing. Account. s d Blemolandsto Rooks; Morocco and Russia Wallets; Travelling Cases, Pens, Bliieklead Pendia, Siding Wax. Slates, Ite. Re. To be viewed, and Caelogre had (price ls. sub). By Mr. ROHL S, (Of Warwick House, t.street,) At estrasPay's Coffse.hanes, Change-allfy,Cornhill, on THUM !: DAY NEXT, 44 12, in Sweat Lots, F REEIIOLD GROUND RENTS, amounting to upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN POUNDS PER. ANNDM. LAND-TAX REDEEMED. GROUND RENTS. amainting to Ooe Hundred and Sewilsv teen Pounds Fourteen Shillings per Annum, issuing out of Twenty , . one Houses and P situate its hlaccleafie.d-strert North, and Premises is C:t r i e ttleu-row s on lease to Hearn. T. . 4 -tirtet. T. Bidggood, .7. Hardionsn, and M. Rourke ; Mrs. Watts; Messrs. Bittlestoo, IL Lawrence, R. Roberts, T. .S..iiEnc, and T. Douglas. ()ROUND RENTS, amounting to Ninety.nine Founds per Annum. issuing; out of Nine Houies'inMatelesfiehLstre e t South; Three /louses io Preaident-street East ; One House on the east side of President.street ; Two Houses north side of tho road from Brick-lane, leading to Messrs. Pickfords' Wharf, between 111 seeks field-street and the becks of the Houses in York-street YWttsen Houses on the east and west sides and at the north and of Mamie*. field-place; Two Houses on the porth aide of t!le road leading from Brick-lane to Mews. Piekforsia . Wind ; and the first Howe on the oast eor Mscclesfield.r _lone, northward ;, en lease to M,..ssrs mid Vradtioo, Doeters3, 1% elk( r, !' • Llror- Mardittnea s , Siratb. D avis, kc. The premises mar be viewed by Ism of the respective tenants. Ranieulars slay he had at the MaesiesSehl Am*, attioiniog the Regent's Canal; ei Mr. Lyon, (freest Russell -street, Bloomsbury; at Oarraway's 4' and of Mr. Robi ns , No. 170,Regcnt.street, where a Plan of the Estates maybe 90640 COPYHOLD—BOW, MIDDLI By Mr. ELLIS, At Oarraway's Coffee-hosse,.oo THURSDAY NEXT. at It: by order of the Executors Mre. Mary Ester, deeea.e,t, MOST desirable COPYHOLD PREMISES, si:nata in front. of the High-strese, adjoining the Brew. house, near INIV Bride ; eonsiseiog isf a capstal Stare-house and Cellars, 112 feat In depth, and ffontage to the high road of 30 feet, now in the met:potion of Messrs. Hodgson and CO., tenants at will. at 601. per annum r held of the Moser of Bromley St. Leo nard's. i EL The premiss' may be viewed by permission of th e tenants, intt printed particutars had prior to the Sale, of Mr. El!is, 36, Fen.. ehurOt.street ; and at Garreway's Coffee-house, Thange.alieh, Conthill. BUCKLER SBURY—CA PITA L PRE3IISEI. • By Mr. ELLIS, At Guraway's Dofftx-house, 4 ;isange-alloY. Conligns on THURS- 4 DAY NEXT, at 12, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES, most eli gibly situate at No. 6, Barg .yard, Buckletsbury, consist ing of extensive warehouses, with spacious dry cellars, counting.. houses, and convenient dwelling-house, in thi occnpati•,n of Messrs. Stead and Co. who will give poosession at Allrirmartee next. The premises are in iiteeilent repair, and are held on lease for an unexpired term of 20 years from lAdyday last, at 1901. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the tenants, and printed partials lan had prior to the Sale, of Mr. Ellie, 96, FenebJrch•stree; ; of Messrs. Alliston and ilundleby, Freeman's -court, Coro1.111; and at Garraways. BRIGHTON. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, GROUND RENTS, &e. By Mr. ELLIS, • At Garraway's Ceffee.house, 'Change-alley, Certain, on THUIS. DAY NEXT, at 12, TWENTY-TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES, situate& near the Crescent, Brighton, called Crescent Cottages., let on hese for 99 year., at rents amounting to 12M. per annum. Nine FREEHOLD HOUSEA, situated In Manchester-194 let on lease for 99 years, at 44L per annum. Five FREEHOLD HOUSES, situated in Telegraph-street. 4 Four ERESHOI d p ROUStoitesterllf.Cedtoe-rpw, leas "leaseler Si years, at 31t. per 'mum. Primed descr:eative particulars may be had at the prircipa! rnrst; Worthing end Firichton ; of 31r. Ellis, 3ti, Faichurch-street ; and at tiarraway's Cuffee.huuse. LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. HACKNEY-ROAD. By hlr. /111.ISHROVE, At the Mart. TO-MORROW, at 12. in our Lot. itCompact LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting c r eleven brick-built Dwelling-houses and gardens, with a-- purtenanru. Nos. 29 to SI insiustve, in Ellzabeth-sireet, near the Durham Arnie, Ifackney.road : also two !souses, shops. and coal. shed, at the south end of the above, being Non. 6 and 6, JAMP4o street. The whole let to gond and very creditable tenants, chiW-• weavers, at low old rents, and producing a clear Income of upirt of 1001. a-year; held by one lease for be years unexpired. To be viewed ; panic -okra on the premises; and Of Mr. Mt,' graft, & Austin-hum Old Arced -street, sod at Hackney. LEASEHOLD ESTATES, Lite the Piopeny of 11r. John Smith, deceased. By Mr. MUSGROVE. At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d inst. at 12, in Voni Lots, in ruratrance of an Order front the Vice-Chancellor, COMPRISING Five VOUSES and SHOPS; Nog, 80, 64, 63. fa. 67. Holywell-row, Shoreditchs; Three Dire: line-houacs ard Gardens (one a baker's shop), Ncs. 1,2, 3. Garden-row, Gibraltar-walk, Behnal-wrgen-roatt, la the orcu*ioo. of Mrs. Tropp and others • Two Hones with Gardena.- Neu 3 and din Gibraltar-walk afOreaaid • and a house and garden l'titt. 3, Princess-street , at the back thereof. The whole occuplek geed tenantv, at low old rem& To be viewed till the sak ; nartieulars may be obtained on tha premises; of Mr. Vi'arleson, solicitor. 11, Awatinfriant ; of Mr. Gat. ron. solicitor, 10, Princess -sweet, Soitaltields ; and of Mr. Musa grove, 3, Austiafriara, Old Broad -street, and at Hackney. The ABSOLUTE REVERSION to the Sum of 1001.: 81-o an ELIGIBLE ,LEASEHOLD ESTATE, at 110XTON. Be Mr. MUSGROVE. At the Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, in Two Lots. Lot. 1. 1 118 E ABSOLUTE REVERSION to thshprir.. cipal Sum of lOU New Four per Cent. Stock u payable on the death of a Widow Lady, aged 31. last birth-dsy. " Lot. 2. A compact and very Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consia:ing of throe Houses and Gardens, Nos. 3,4, and d, on the South side of Norris-street. Hyde.lsoe, Horton to Messrs. l'ritc, Bradley, and Wood, yearly tenants, at.6tK. pit annum, and held for an unexpired term of VI years, at a'ann.li ground-rent of Mts. each House. To be viewed wail the Sale. Deseriptive Particulars sad Cop, ditions of Sale may be obtained on the Presniaea; aim at tbit Auction Mart, and tiarrawaye; and of Dlr. Musgrove, V, Austin. friars, Old Broad-etreot, and Hackney. • • URSUANT to a Decree of Lite nigh Court:a Ch a n:. L orgy, made in n can%e licrcil I)are and Abets we Phiintilk and Citnrge tiordon and others are. Defendants, .t.la• CREDITORS ofJOSEPH DARE, late of Southampton-a:7%% in the Parish of bt. Dile& Canitn rue:l, in the County of Surtey, E'4l. (who died in the month of February 1013) are to come in and prose their debts before Francis Paul Stratford, Esq one of yhis Mowers of the said Court, at his Chambers to Southampton. building& Chancery-lane, London, on on before the 20th d all July, 11125. or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily - Ow eluded the benefit of the said Dectce. SHEPPARD, THOMAS, and LEP.IED, Solicitors, 9, Cloak: lane. PUHBUAN'f to an Order of the Lord Irygh Chauee mote in the matter of John Whitehead. Matthew Ho td i and Jahn Haddeeklnow detested; Bankrupts. the CR EDIITFORS of MARY HADDOCK, :who died on the 3d day of Soptenrlicr. NO, aadmatthe Widow of John Had,loek, formerly of Citemon. street, in the City of London, Hanker, and afterward+ of ftre. , -4- 411.plore. in the County of Surrey. are to some in and prove Oar- Debta before Francis Paul Stratford, Eaq. one of the Mastenl of the High Court of Chancery, at his C;honbers in Sottliamfiton buildinlo4 Chancery-lane. London. on or berme the 20,h day of July TO9B ; or. in default thereof, they will be peremptorily so. denied the baulk of the paid Order. Sli EPPA RD TH 031 AS. and LEPARD. Rolicitora. i . Cloak-laue. ' • iNHANI'S PORTABLE BATH, with aka**, 13 Apparatus foo heating, a valuable article its a ratipaymt 4 siz a k times, but in eases of aieknom highly impact/mt. as It. lra bteught to the me ehaniber of tbe Invalid. and Imatilii at the if nreemody. arm Baths elegantly k bailers far hawing. hapnitred Shower: ' Bath% Children% Baths of all sues, Ease aldier • Baths, sad Baths entry daseription. • :. , - 0 , ~• At J. Salmi% Stove, (Mae, and Math lishodadkrt.**4 Wigotere.street, Ida N. It, ZETurktreet, Pievilbgeaff .. • • 1 r:. C if NOTICE TO MARINERS. THE 'W BRITISH and' FOREIGN TIMBER and ! ASYLUM FOR )'.MALE 011PHANS.-00 SUN- • SALK tr . A rgivi HOUSE, LONDON, June IS, ISM 000 ASSOCIATION. DAY NEXT Four Young Want% late orphans of this 1 10 OTIVE is hereby given, Mat a Whik Buoy iit laid in CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING', 1 Charity, who have faithfully served thine apprenticeships, will VALUABLE FREEI 1N eke fathoms at low-water spring tides , abreas t o f the Shears In'Sharee of 601. each. : auend to return public thanks, Morning and Evening. . TO' Boma, which bears from the Buoy N. 4W. The Buoy is distant BAKE-us—Sir Peter Pole, Rare., 'fluterkion, Free, Invert, sad The SERMON in the Morning will be before their By WINS IS lastresns from the dry edge of the sand, and 294 fathoms from . Scott, and 3lessrs. Rogge,. Towgead, and Co. Royal Highness.. the DUKE and MICROS. of CA 31 BB I DOE, At the Ma die Beason. The Maplin Buoy, and the Blackted Beacon in one, _., Sot Er:lrons—Mem& Dawes and Chat fi eld. by the Rev. H. HnnwAiliZ Hanwatos, AM. Alternate Morning A well suited foe a Bra STACK of Stron isea 11. riag W. S. The Directors will make a distribution •of the Shares on the 24th Preacher ; and that lathe Evening by the Bet Beaus Wut?t, ex ikeni cellent wi Panels approaching this pa rt of the Sand, and within 14 mile of- a lnstant. after which day no further Applications can be received. A.M. the Evertiog Preacher. EDWAIIII FOSS. Secretary. with two rooms m u, Mate on the west side of H Ibis Iftwip. should not bring it to bear to the Southward of -AR communications are to be addressed to the Directors, at li. W. iW. if coming upwards ; nor to the Eastward of N. E. b. Moen. Dawes and Chatfield, 9, Angel-court, Throgniorson-strect, - 110Y.:(1. UNION ASSOCIATION, S, Lancaster- B. i B. If going downwaeds. London. By order, place, Waterloo Bridge, Establiablid and Empowered by of Messrs. Langley and .C4l J. HERBERT, Secretary. iIiROTECTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Act °I Varli 4 ment- To be viewed by apilliyin 4. Si. OLD JEWRY. For securing to 'lts .Members (male and female) Weekly Allow.' b ete, be I)____,."^"ta",*-11111- PORT OF LONDON.. JA MISS BROODEN , Esq. M.P. Chairman. 'aces in Sickness, Pecuniary Asistaace to Femeles at Lying-in, ,„'",S 'Ob.'', P•rucuites unlY ' FOR. SALE, ATCITANDSON BORRADA ILE, Esq. Deputy Chairmen. Sums of Money at Death, Annuities in Old Age, Endowments for ""°lll- lane, at the l iar DIRECTORS . Children, and °thee Benefits; nosier-row. UV Miller of the Honourable Commission ers of Eg- li) aim lieu use, in a _spacious Room, at the Chief Office, Thomas Ailed, Esq. Wm. Pratt Litt, Esq. For Encouraging the Establishment and Inspeovemen tof Friendly Old Brood.ateeet, on THURSDAY, 23d of June, at One o'Clock John Richard [taker, Esq. Magens Dorrien bilges', Fesq. Societies throughout the Etogiinm ; ! D 1 John Cooke, M.D. Robe. Humphrey Marten, Esq. For Promoting the Generit Employment of Clerks, Mule and VALUABLE ES'J sr the afternoon precisely. A QUANTI'fI OF ItEA AND IMANUFACTITRED TO- J. EL 111. Dawson, Esq. M.P. John Masterman. Esq. Flanale Servants, and the Working Classes : and Abcut Nine iliindred Ace RACCO, SEGA RS', CH 'ROOTS. EAST INDIA JAOA- Thomas Oanskell, Esq. Richard Price, Esq. For the Pensioning of Aged Presume of Oval Character, whose titer with the Advoirion, L. A. Goldschrnidt, Esq. Rnbert Pryor, Esq. airciunstances have become reduced. .:41.4111. BRITISH AND OREION SNUFF. BY WINS Tbis said Goods to,be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, Joseph Owen Harris, E sq. Win. Williamo, Esq. M.P. PATROII/1. ' • . At the Auction Mart L bailer Docks, EIS days previous to the ►day of sale, where - Cala- Rd. Peekover Harris, Esq. John Wilson, E. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORE, E.G. G.C.B. F.R.S., but, unless an ' acceptab lap seen sp.be had at sixpence each. James Inner, Esq. Richard Wilson, Eaq. st.e. and nearly One Hundred Nobkruen , Awl bleatbers of Pas. Fri em eentrace, . -. James Jacks, Esq. limns% 4, Y VA LUA BILE an PORT OF LONDO.V, Jl/1/111 HI, 1821. The Company beg leave to call the attention of the Public to the PlEstnrrer. . - Lll. PROPERTY, situi FOR SALE, advantages held oat by this Of fi ce. . . The Right Honourable Lord M • NALD • lightfil , end picturesque pa joi e - Maio and Female &nimbi, Clerks, 1 and Lesbourere, of tee Honourable the Commissioners 0f11.4 duration, Ths Ins'";e4a t ulf _all Policiee te of not less than one . vent , Exam Revelog4 in a sracim . i t „ 0 „, ia d ie su j e , will ed toe ratesb .proportion of two-quests . sif 4 ed to secure the benefits a this , daily, from seven from Xingsbridge DA, v w e t N ee , ,tht_Profitb an roprieteni to the remaining spe.third.L,,,,a; we, and en Monday Flit! ..0% till Nine. Jimmy, I ea./Asti* of sees ILL!! „. the let, :11 rD T A? T. 4th, an ik trESDAY, their Kreh"er.ait sireeosria/f9;ITt Lir re d ftwel tomb.' — wr ' 4 I. "l'ett liel-viuld Pre‘Pecut-046- . he ima At the Osord-Staidtag, ftc. Maus tore , and °fall Booksellers. ch Dam a July, 1926. al One o'clock in the Afternoon of each • Uleimenee typos the Company may have ri•eir demands.enba misted to arbitration ;or ilt cases where the loss is comedy as. Vemcns de‘irous of funning Friendlytug near PA:4,IIIIOPS in the Co Ccrintry, 0r,,,, Meadow, NINE ft der pricise/y, the following GOODS :—y fertile 1 upwards of seven miles in 1 French sad other Fa; certained, they will be Iml"edlatelY p aid without deduction or upon the unerring and permanent srtein adopted by this lostitu- chard.. sc.; let to good Ti uon, and those desirous of being appointed Agents in 0111111 t Town, &anal , discount. Losses by Lightning will be made good. Rant I reign Winos c o ff e e Premium paid in advance for six years, will entitle the sesurod are requested to apply by helm', post-paid. • - gait Rents, Wrecks, Est Boners to the benefit a sa.vpn vea•m• inmomnre_ - .1 _ . . . 2 4 , -- kent_e_en 1 1.: , 0 .i• I , . • 1 . 1 %I v P . Il i 4 11 ' • i.• ,:. :.-- - - 1' . 4 "4/ • ' , 4-• no, • . . t re, .li , :v. ii ki - 41 .• t 1 , . . • , r i Price 7d. . f ( I ------4 7 - 7rir'7. --7-- sAymi BY AUCTION. --- LNE, FIBBNOLID GROUND RENTS. 1 Nasslestleid-street, Biottlatter-rovr, President-street East. Mac. I dmileld-street *KO: Yodt-autes, and Macclastitl.l-pla•A‘llts4 1 0 mounting to upriver'. a C3EB, . TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN POUNDS- • tablysi- sa. 14. lifiurve U f 11 . I ikt . 4 • .~ ,