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I tske the liberty of submitting, that I received my pro. Lasoonal education at this Hamital, and azted as a perpetual dresser undo Mr. Curt*: ight himself. Should I Le so fortunate as to attain this object of my ambition, it shall be my constant endeavour to merit your approbation, by an active and zealous discharge of the duties of so important and responsible a ifituation. I have the honour to remain, with unfeigned respect, I me most obedient humble servant, 17, Haymarket. JOHN CHARLES LITCHFIELD. Theatre of Anatomy, Blenheim-street, June 17. Mr. John Charles Litchfield, Candidate for the Office of Surifeon to the Middlesex Hospital (vacant by the resignation of Mr. (,art wright), having commenced Isis professional studies under my im mediate superintendence, I have great pleasure in recommending him as a proper person to fill the vacant officg, from the numerous opportunities I have had the gratification of noticing his persever ing application to the duties Of his profession. 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VI by 39, 89 by 30. and warless ef .eistersioae. capital mahogany library bookcases, wardrobe% epaggoloss, aid dints at drawers, dining, card, library, Ws yettabrolsk end IrOtt adbka. a. drawing room suite. tour poet, tota l choir, mill beestessie sent hangings, excellent bedding. and chandler ,gagebsitea, Ifiropeis earners. a Merlin** gamy chair. sweesstsgasapps Seim aerstios mahogany room doors, and a variety of illsellisdaand nodal Items. Catalogues had oa the Premise,. and at Mr. Philips's, 73, Pica Brand-street. • TWO HUNDRED tor:. or (*.PITA I. Ilet)SSletnatf FU NIT UR E, in excellent condition. French polished Wingel Wardrobe and Drawers. Patent Dining Tables and Sideboards, Two very fine Sets of Ro?eorood and ZebriCiiid Tables, Roman Cashiers and Pier Tables, 31oreen Parlour Curtains, solid Rosewocil Chairs and Two Sofas—the entire genuine Property of Captain Swanburn Ellice, going to It,dia, and removed from Pinahnry-square. By Messrs. DUNBAR and SON, No. 26, Little East Cheap, Cammmstreet, City, TO-MORROW • and following day. at 12. AVAIATABLE ASSORTMENT of HOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE, comprising ,two capital mahogany four. post bedsteads and rich hstigings, lined and frielvd ; goed white goose and clean bedding ; serrants' and cottage ditto ; large round mahogany lon table; a suite of the finest chintz drawing. room curtains, eagle cornices and ends, chairs and sofas covered to notch; Persia Carpets and rugs ; rosewood dressing-ease and wriing-desics ; ironam.ie dimfer and supper service; case of pistols. horse-hair couch, and two sets of mahogany chairs ; French lamps and ornaments, and a great variety of useful furniture. slay be viewed any time previous to the sale, and Catalogues bad at the Auctioneer'. Regent-street; and at Garraways. DEVONSHIRE. VALUABLE ESTATE FOR INVESTS/ENT. About Nine Hundred Acres, Manor Tithes of the Parish ; toge ther with die Advowson, mad Next Presentation to the Living. By ‘VINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Auction Mart, Lyndon, TO.MORISOW, at 12, in One Lot, unless an acceptable offer shall be previously made by Private Contract, A VALUABLE and moat desirable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situate in the Parish of Ittackheaton, a do. lightful and picturesque part of the county of Devon, bordering on the coast, about four miles from Dartmouth, seven from Totness, seven from Kingsbridge, thirty from Plymouth, and thirty front Exeter; consisting of several Farms, with suitable Farm-house,, Barns, Stabling, &c. Water Corn AIM. and Cottages, and contain. ing near NINE HUNDRED ACRES of very fertile Meadow, Penner, Arable, and Wood Land, Or chards, &c. ; let to good Tenants ; with the MANOR, extending upwards of seven miles in length, Coins Leet and Baron, Finns, Quit Rents, Wrecks, Estrays, and other Privileges and Arpur. tenances. The GREAT and SMALL. TITHES of the PARISH, con. pricing nearly Five Thousand Acres, all in cultivation, producing at present nearly One Thousand Five II undred Pounds per As. Hum, but capable of very consitierahle improvement, as some part of the Estates are on lease upon old lives, at trifling rents, and the greater pan of the remainder held by old tenants, whose rents were reduced at the time of the lowest depreciation of landed produce, and 'consequently may now be fairly and moderately estimated M TWO THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM. Also, the ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION to the LIVING of BLACKHAWTON : the present Incum. bent aged M. To any persona desirous of making a secure investment in pro perty of the above description, this estate offers a moat eligible op. ponunity, combining, at the same time, a pecular advantage of providing for any member of the family educated for the church. To he viewed by enpfying to Mr. John Oldreive, at Landetwub, near Dartmouth. Printed particulars may be had of him, and at the Castle.lnn„ Dartmouth; the Seven Stars, Tonnes: the King's Arms, king's Bridge; the Royal Hotel, Plymouth ; Iceukley's Hotel, Devimport ; the Hotel, Exeter ; the Antelope, Salisb.ult the York Hotel. and White Hart, Bath ; the Bush, and White Lion, Bristol ; of Mr. Predeaux, Solicitor, Denotouth ; Memo Kerslake and Crealock, Solicitors, No. 4, Regent.strect, Water. Inopitic-, London ; at the Mart; and of winstanley and Sock, Paternoster.row. WINES AT REDUCED `RUC! .ERANTED PRICES, WA. 17tH E. ['MINSTER. WINE AND 10. 16, Strand, opposite -13 L Alan. Per Dozen. Sparkling Cham pagne - 72 to IR Ditto, finest quality b 8 Claret, St.Julten,&c. 48 Do. Chateau Margot — ltlS Ssuterne,llloselle,dec. 00 Bundles, in French Bottles . 4 Spirits of all kinds. irked in Ilogsheada,gratis. Bot. mittanees, addressed, " W. God. tended to. M R. W. MARTI ASER, Surgeon-D e mo (brother. is..law sad ',Mae of Mr. D. De Chemaat), No.!, Fri: h. street, Saimaignaire, having united his practice with Mr. De Che mant, bens lea,. respectfully to acquaint the Nobility, Oeutry. and his friends, that, residing constantly with big brother, he will 54- ways be at home during professional hours. Mr. M. baths( resided tome time in Paris, has been enabled to nuke several improvements in De Chernant'• useful and highly.approved dimaivery of the ARTIFICIAL INCORRUPTIBLE MINERAL PASTS TEETH, which he is certain will faUy convince rill who map favour him by inspecting the*,. of their superiority over every species of animal substances. Messrs. De t %man% or Mortiffiet may be consulted on this branch of their profession erect day, feom twelve rill four. llr. M. having detested mock of hie time to the 'study of the M.:eases incident to the Goole lard Teeth. as well as asieoding Children through their difficult and 810.11014.11 CS dargerous procws of dentition, bege•to say I.e may be co:waited exchouvely theteeda from ten to twelve. GA aIN 11W 80e lET y.—cuk.,Ar CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LOWEICIN REPOSITOR V for the CABINET-3IAKERS* SOCIETY bring the only real one now existing in London, N..'7l. Merl Pr LEA DEN HA 1. L-STRE ET, opposite Aldgate Pumirowidirtich has been established upwards or Six Vears. For WA, Af snag and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully infnem the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct Lite above Establ4fiwient for the Beneti: of industrious and ingenious hitthanios (who have liege families), by offering their Manufactured Ankles in the Cabinet Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London, no other profit being required than tolerably the warehouse rent and incidental espemws; bench satisfied with constant employ. meat to enable them to support their families, the hemboter w i appear by the Books of the lam Quarterly Meeting to be la. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they ere in hopes of inerroing that number. The following is aSpecinien of the Low Priers eked ; all Goads warranted:— £. a. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 . Tent ditto . . . . 1 6 • Bordered Matteis to fit - 1 I 9 Mahogany Drawers with solid ands - 3 3 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs . . 6 6 • Alahogany Pembroke Table - - 20 0 Feather Bed, free from dust an small, from i 2 • to 8 6 0 it ro liatilt w ao i gß n: end . y r s oorn titiree Sof .: , 1,; so lfro fa m . £3 . 6 !J . to 7 ti 10 osOurward, Dis A Quantity of Pape r Hangings for Bed ill I nd, h ibetmg, and Drawn... nd It wort Rooms, at nearly H Prue. The 'Prude w ir attention. coe fe x w t O te t i ld oud ib e T: Fy aes t . h rs : er pac r annmuti :::::ed rsbe ig : t a tatesa n d t r i 'n'srateizinaistEttifed:a.vlioldapii:ser;e2mAof°liprianc:tt:adisiendAnibP;ofimailtassomi:sliebsall is a commirrwit. T. Corder J. Wilma I J.,Cartit T. Hasler 1 J. thirst AV.lVaghorts. THURNELL, Agent . ASLER Ssorerorr. NOTICE TO MARINERS. BRITISH TRIVI2'Y HOUSE, LONDON, June 16, 1825 . I NUAL GENERAL. MEETING of the BRITISH NOTICE is hereby given, Mat a White Bmoy is laid in CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION w ill h e h e ld at t h e C rown an d six fathoms at low-water spring tides, abreast of the Shears Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on SATURDAY, the 36th inst., Beacon, which bears from the Buoy N. i _W. The Bony is distant at Twelve o'Clock precisely. 2 fathoms from the dry edKe of the sand, and 294 fathoms from ED. BLOUNT, Secretary. she Beacon. The Maplin Aiuoy, and the Blacktail Beacon in one, S OCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS : SuoroLx-ibeitise, hearing W. S. S. Vessels approaching this part of the Sand, and within II mile of PAI,L-MALL EAST. sha B soy , should not bring it to bear to the Soot " h ad of The EXHIBITION for the SALE of the 'WORKS of .IT A. W. 4W. if coming upwards; nor to the Eastward o f N. E.O. LIVING ARTISTS of tUNITE!) KINGDOM IS NOW OPEN. Admittance Is. Catalogue Is. E. IR. if going downwards. By order, WM. LINTON, Secretary. . _._ .1. HERBERT, Secretary. NEW ARGYLL ROOMS. PORT OF LONDON. Under the immediate Patronage of FOR SALE, Their Royal Highnesses the Princess Augusta, the Duchess o of Kent, and the Duke of Sussex. Dr Ortler of the HunneraMe Commissioners of Rie- r r 11—E .MASTERS SCHULTZ'S Mo C ENING ONCENT, .1.) eget Revenue, in a spacious Room, at the Chief Office, /o , :k wrouNESDAY, Jane the 22d, 1826, to commence at thd Bread-eireet, on THURSDAY, 23.1 of June, at One o ' C lock w o'clock. a die afternoon precisely, .-. Principal Vocal Performas.—Madatne Caradori, Miss George , A QUANTITY OF LEAF AND MANUFACTURED Ttr. Mr. Witham, Mr. Tetrad, Mr.liates, hi,. H 'le ' Illy Bloat- FfACCO, SEGA RS, CHEROOTS, EAST INDIA JACIA- burn, and Mr. J. B. Sale. * liaSE. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SNUFF. Part I. Ovatare, Prometheus, (Beethoven.)—Glee_coneartn The said Goods to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, for the Spanish Guitar, with Orchestral Accompaniments louder Docks, six days previous to the day of sale, where Cats- Hummel of Vienna , dotter Leonard Schulz, (aged nine years) Jagless may be had at MIMICS each. (Giuliani.)—Song. Miss George " Lo 1 here the gentle lark."— PORT OF LONDON, June 13. MS. (Bishop.).-Variations, - twanged (Or the Physhannonica (a newly FOR SALE, invented Instrument) and two Guitars, by blr.Schulz, sen. par- r Order of the Honourable lila* sty' Excise Revenue, in a xpacious Room at the Chief ON Ben / ad-street, on THURSDAY. the 38111 du of June, Me Commissioners .qf his f o rmed by the Masters Schulte and their Father.—(hole.}_"--" The Troubadours Farewell." (the Abschied der Tro u b a dou r s) a FantaaiaCoocertante on a favourite Romance id Blangleeit DAY. the Ist, MONDAY, she *A. and TUESDAY. the *Ur comPornal to Voice, Pnian-lbr ass, Vial* and 4 p ßlee. oda Dar of July, lir23, at One o'clock In the Afternoon of each . thus performed for the first time in tMi Ossuary by Signora Cica- da pretisely, the following GOODS s— don Mr. Lacy, and the Masters Schultz.—(Mondieles, Mayseder, Brandy French and other Fo. and Giuliani.) Rain reign Wines Part 11.--Overture, Figaro.—(blozart.)—Glee.—Grand Verb'. Raieva Coffee Cons and Polonaise for Pianoforte, Master Edward Schultz, (aged Shrub Black and Green Tea II years.)--(Winkhler.)—Air, Mr. Braham, accompanied by two *reek Pepper Guitara—(Morars.)—Air, with Variations, for the Flute, MS.) Whiskey Wax and Tallow Master 31inui.—( R. Lacj.)--Port Pourri Concertante for the Phy- 1 eardials Candles sharmonica and two Guitars, (by desire) the blasters Schulz and every Brandy Soap, mid their F at h er Schulz Onlogne Spirits Glass Leader, M. F. ('rams.—Conductor, Sir George Stuart. Mao a few Lots of Coffee and Cocoa for Exportation, part of Among the Principal Instrumental Performers are blesses. Lind- which are allotted in small quantities, for the better accommodation . ley. Dragonent, Davis. Ace. of several dealers as well as private persons who may wish to be- Tickets half-a-gui lea each, to be had of Mr. Schulz, No. 7, dome tambours. Leicester.street, Leicester-square; and at all the principal Music Caudevass may be had at 6d. each, and Samples seen at the Shop.. Incise Warehouse-keeper's Office, Tower-hill, from Thursday, the TO TILE GOVERNORS OF THE MIDDLESEX lad day of June, to W.Anea3ay, the 29th, from Ten till Two lI()SPITAL. a'slook. and on the Wirnings of Stile (the Samples of the day's sale MT Loans, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN, only). how Ten till Twelve o'clock. T N Consequence of the resirmation of Mr. Cartnrioht. I I.- T• " Price 7d• PHI-~BALES BT AUCTION. PHI- WhICII 4 , O B4L ietA ND IN ID . —BelFUrktpru s,O cAnnivas. ltob. • GLASSES I. BRONZES, SILK dANOINOni, cAlesTs. TArgs• ird and Tity, &c. Ac. • /ridge; WK. JAMES DENIM rcipseefutitaamitnees to the cza, Nobility and Gentry, dint he shin SALLby A 1./CTMM. Time, on TO.MORROW. and Two following Dam at his A NCI lON Cillarles-amet, Berkeley-square, ,a tew articles of AN. irately, Itf L IT FURNITURE, of the highest clew, and in fine pro- 1 serration, removal hom the town residence Oa ?mon of Rank. • au 7 - vary choice selection of and China, both natal and ornainestal, Ng- Talugble bronzes, marbles, sculptures, and carvings; large glansti, int , en. supported by line porphyry and other table:B 4 swim. of silk and de.. mask ban in carpets, nepeatda needy ohmic Instme, desk, A l an't•l and cand ban d e a raii, ollllrltTo4ll Ilan& of elegies:sand value. or the May now be viewed, and catalogues bad at the Asactiao Room. in Charles.stecet. -rip ..... k WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY.. HE Courtofpitretore Company T hereby give notice.. that an HALF-YEARLY COURT or GENERAL MEETING will be held, pursuant to the Act of Parliament, at the West !Aix Dxk Haute, No. 8, Billiter.aquare. on FRIDAY, the B.h ti.ty of Ju next, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon, rim the purpose of CH OOSING and APPOINTING FIVE DIRECTORS of the *aid Company, to succeed those going out by rotation ; also, a DIRECTOR, in the room of David Lyon, Esq. who has disqualifel; at which :Heeling a DIVIDEND win bs declared for the Half Year ending the 30th inst. By order of the Court. H. LONOLANDS, Bee. West India Dock House. :Tune 17, 1023. The Chair will lee taken at Two o'Clock precisely. QT. umrs HOSPITAL Air LUNATICS.—The V/ ANNUAL DINNER of the GOVERNORS of this t A Rini will be at the London Tavern, in Bishoptgate.atreet, on THURADAY. the 23 1 of Jut;e Hit Gore the Doke of IJSti DS in the Chair. tt • r Ilmj. Bond Cahhell, Esq. Richard Nichol!, Esq. Charles Few, Esq. George Talbot. E. Te Rev. Thomas Oi•horne The Rev. William Tyner John Al. Heathcote, Esq. Henry White, Esq. Daniel J. Long, Esq. Rohert Young, El, Dinner will be no Table at Ilelf.past Five precisely. N.B. No Servants, earept those of the Nobility, Offizers, and Stewards, will be admitted. JOHN WEBSTER, Joint Sec. THOMAS WEBSTER.) MEXICAN FIVE PER CENT. LOAN.—The Seventh Quar.erly Payment of Interest on Mexican Fitts per Cent. Stork, due on lit July next, will be paid at the Count. ilphouse of Messrs. .t. tioldsehmidt and Co. on FRIDAY. hi July. and every h 'weeding day, between the hours of Ten and Two u'Cloek ; and the holders are requested to have the Dividend Warrants at their Office. with Lists thereof, numerically arranged, at least one day pr.:vious to payment, in order that they may be eaamined. 1•IIE BRITISH and FOREIGN TIMBER and WOOD ASSOCIATI‘M. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING, In Shares of NI. each. Dswawas—Eßr Per r Pole, Bart, Thornton, Free, Down, and Scott, a d Rogers, Towgood, and Co. Sottcyrous—Hams. 'Mires and Chatfield, TheDirreors wilt make a distribution of the Shares on the 24th Ins:ant. after which day no further Applications can be received. All communications are to be addressed to the Directora, at Alums. Dawes and enadield, 9, Angel-court, Throgmotton-street, London. LONDON CARPET COMPANY. CAPITAL 200,0001., in 501. Share,, one half reserved for he Trade. The object of this Company is to prepare the wool, spin, dye, and weave on a new principle, that will, with much less labour and general cost, so improve the texture and colours as to command every a arket, and yield a larger dividend than other investments, she prompt pay of the Trade en-bling the Capital to be turned at least thrice s-year. Eattn.ire premises, admirably situated. and adapted fur combining all depatments, are secured on most advan. tageous terms. One Pound per Share is the deposit until looms ore ready to work. Applications for Shares to be made, until the 21st Inst. to Messrs. Fisher and Speneer, Solicitors , IValbrook-buildings ; Sir Walter Stirling ,Bart. and Co. Bankers, Strand ; and at 1, Lancaster-place, Waterloo -bridge, where Prospectuses may be had. I)RITISII STEAM and PATENT NAVIGATION COMPANY. CAPITAL-I'4O,OOEL, in 5,000 Sham of 1001. This Company has been (mond under the immediate sanction and patronage of some of the most distinguished Naval Characters al Gr-at Britain, viz.:— Vice-Admiral Sir P. C. DURHAM. K.C.B. Vice-Admiral Sir RICHARD KING. K.C.B. Vice-Admiral the fit. lion. Lord Woe. TORRINGTON. Rear-Admiral R. W. OT WA Y. Rear-Admiral JOHN SIAITLAND. Rear-Adrairal JO.,EPII SULLEN. Rear.Adadral Sir HENRY HEATHCOTE. DIRECTORS, Sir John Scott Lillie Capt. C. 0. Maine, H.E.I.C. John Stevens, Eaq. Thomas Tredgolo, Esq. B. Thornton, - Esq. Capt. R. Waka l R.N. Edward Walpole, Esq. idward Rates, Eati. Capt. Nathaniel Be:chier, R.N. Capt. Robert Brace, R.N. Capt. John Criapn, R.N. l:apt. T. Dance, R.N. J. Grant, Esq. 'Sir Wm. Ingleby, Bart. M.P. 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To obviate the admitted defects in Stearn 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 expeitence, to whom it has been satisfactorily Moctonettated, that by the combined aid of the patents selected and the employment of propelling engines on the best principles, a is confidently anticipated that vessel' combining benefits in superior will make the passage from Condon to Calcutta, by the Cape of Good (in despite of contrary winds and currents), in SO days, and to the ports of the 'West Indies and America ►n a proportionate time; and that the Company will, with such in,. portant advantages, divide a Tray considerable annual profit, the comparative risk being small, and losses guarded against by the Property being ensured in London. 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