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I ONDON ASSURANCE HOUSE, BISCUIN•LANC, Cow *Hui, JDYE 1, 1825. The COURT of DIRKCFORS to the CORPORATION of the LONDON ASSURANIThi hereby give Notice, that the Trans. fer Books IstU be shut on THURSDAY, the litth in in order to Hake out hots of the Proprietors qualifie d to rote in the election of gofernors and Direetore, which Lists will be ready to be delivered on FRIDAY, tun let of July next; that a general Cobrt will be held at their House, in Bircbin-lane, on TUESDAY, the sth of said Montt of July, from Eleven in the Forenoon till Two ia the Afternoon, for the election of a Governor, Sub-governor, and Deputy-Governor; that use- said govern' Court be continued (by adjsurnmeors, end held at the same place, during the sante hour, on WEDNLSDAY. the tith of said month of July, for the election of Twenty.four Directors. JOHN LAURENCE, Secretary. N. on Art of Parliament passed in the seventh year of ltis kw Majesty, no person will be permuted to vote at the said Elec. tien who has not been possessed of his or ;or stock six calendar months preceding, except in coats provided for in the said Act. CITY OF LONDON INFANT SCHOOLS. IrATILOMP. The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR. The Right Roe. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of LONDON. The Right Hon. ROBERT PEEL. M.P. PRESIDENT. The Right Rm. the Lord Bishop of CHESTER, Rectos of St. ' lotolph's, Bishops:Tate. David Barclay, Esq. William Mellish, Esq. T. Powell Buxton, Esq. ALP. l Alexander Itubertson, Esq. M.P. John Ione& Esq. M.P. William Thompson, Esq. Aid. Stephen Lushington, Esq. M.P. LL.D. M.P. • Thomas Wilson, Esq. TIIICABURYI—J. D. Potties, Esq. COMMITTEE. ••, Mn Wm. Blisard, F.R.S., Edward Hurry. Esitt John Baonatyno. Esq. ...John Marshall, Eat. James Carenove, Jon. Esq. A. W. Powles, Esq.. Arthur Clarke, Esq. J. D. Posies, Esq. I=Clad*, Ewe- COteitstoeth, Esq. J therg :teititi Frederick De Lisle, Est John Scott, Esq. Henry Alex. Douglas, k.sq. IV. Clayton %Valters, Esq. ItobertHanbury, Esq. Tnomas Wilkinson, Esq. Robot lichens, Esq. Aleph,* Wi , Esq. John Ilialgson, Esq. And the Clergy of the neigh SECIETARIMIC The Rev. Richard Harvey, The Rev. ocalloson, I A.M. /V. At a MEETING held at the Betsey House, B . the 19th of May NU, . • The Lord Biihop of CHESTER, Rector of St. Botolph's, Bishops- • gate, in the Chair; The following Address was read:— " It is proposed to establish one or more latent Schools !or the reception of the Children or the Poor, from two teals yeses of ege. •'The object of this Institution will be, to provide for the care of tte Children during that portion of the day, when, by the necessary avocations of the Parents, they are unavoidably separated from each other; to form the Children to habits of obedience, good order, and attention ; and to give them such elementary instruction as may prepare than for entering with advantage into those Schools where they may acquire useful knowledge, and be taught the great truths and duties ofreligion. " Great inconvenience is at present experienced in the National Schools front the number of Children under the age of six years pressing for admission, who, having been taught no habits of disci. plate or good order, greatly embarrass and rmpede the process of instruction in the Schools. Per this evil an e ffect ual remedy will be furnishol by an infant School, out of which a regular supply of rell.trained Children, imbued with the rudiments of knowledge, will be from time M 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 , they tend g r e a tly t o secure t h e h ea l t h o f t h e rising generation. Those who are secostomed to WWI the Children of the Poor beet know how many . mars of disease, deformity, and bodily iscapaeityme to be met with, arising from confinement in.crowded rooms with an impure stmosphae, from other dangerous exposures, and particularly from those dir.ressing accidents by tire, which are of such . frequent occurrence. It as no part of the ilaign of this Institution to relieve Parents prematurely from the care of their Children, or to effect arty greater separation between them than even now unavoidably takes place; the hours of attendance at the School being only those in which the Parents are at present either entirely absent from their Children, or prevailed bestowing any care upon them." Whereupon it was Resolved__ lot. That, fur the reasons stored in the foregoing Attires, it is desirables to establish in the City of London one or more Infant Schools, for the reception of the Children of the Poor from two to six years of age t—and W. That a Subscription be entered into for that purpose. DONATIONS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS. I)..natz.ms. AnaoL This Bight 800. the Lord Mayor • Z2l 0 0 x, The Lott Bishop of hoodon - "21 0 0 2 2 0 Tho Lord Bishop of Chester - . 21 0 0 2 2 0 Right Hon. Robert Peel. M.P. - 21 0 0 2 0 John limes. Esq. 31. P. - 10 10 0 2 2 0 William Mellish, Esq. . JO 10 0 2 2 J. D. Fowles, Firm. . . - 10 10 0 22 0 Robert !lichens, Esq. . . . . 10 10 0 22 0 John 113nnasyne, Esq. . . . 10 10 0 22 0 Robert Coteswortb, Esq. - . 10 10 U 22 0 31stthew Wilson, Esq. - . . - 10 10 0 2 2 :clews. Truman, Banbury, and Co. .21 0 0 Robert Banbury. Esq. - - - Arthur Clarke. Esq. . . - 10 10 0 George Reid, Esq. . . - -1010 0 John Richards, Lim. . . 10 10 0 Sir IV. Blizard, . . - 10 10 0 John Scott, Esq. -' . . . 19 10 0 , lenry Alexander bogies, Frq. . It) 10 it lorederick Dr Lisle, E.q. • - - In 10 0 James Carenove. jun. Esq. • . - 5 5 0 Edward Hurry, Esq. . . . 5 5 0 A. W. Proles, Esq. . - - I 3 0 T. R. Davison, Esq. . . 5 5 0 Alderman Thompson. AI.P. . . - 10 10 0 Thomas Wilkinson, Esq. - . . 10 10 John Marshall, Esq. . - .'lO 10 0 Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P. . - lu Ili 0 Stephen Lusbington, Esq. LL.D. 11. P. - 10 10 G Benjamin Hobboote, Esq. Under Seem. tray of State for the Home Department 5 0 0 Donations and Subscriptions will he received by Messrs. Sikes, Snaith, and Co., Bankers, Mansion. House -street; and the Tres- Surer, No. 3, Freeman's -court, 2 2 0 2 II 0 2 2 11 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 FIENHAM'S PORTABLE -BATH, w i t h com pl e t e 1.2 Apparatus for heating, a valuable article in a family at all runes. but in CaICS of sickness highly important, as it may be brought to the chamber of trie invalid, and heated at the bedside, if necessary. Warm Baths elegantly fitted lip, with improved boilers for heating. In.pmverl Shower Baths, Steam Vapour Baths, Children's Baths of all Am. Knee Baths, Feet Baths, Hip Baths, and Baths or every description. At J. Benham'. Stove, Grote, and Bath Manufactory, No. 19, Wigmore-street, late No. 1 7 Edward-street, Portman-square. ____ .d Bishop -.—. - 'Pb. Lord Bishop of Lichfield and oventr do. 60 0 The Lord Bishop &S C t. Asap y h . 3d 3,1 do. 100 11 The lind Bishop of Exeter . 3d do. lOU 0 The Lord Bishop of Gloucester - 3d do. 26 0 The Lord Bishop of Chester - 3d du. 50 0 The Lord Bishop of Chichester - 30 0 Right Honorable Lord Kenyon .3d do. ICO 0 Sir Robert Peel, Bart. - . 11 do. no 0 George Gipps, EM. a - - 3d do. 75 0 Joshua Watson, Esq. - . 3d do. 105 U The Master and Fellows of Clue Hall 2d do. 100 0 • I. hound, Egg, - . - . 11 do. 10 0 Reverend H. H. Norris . . 3d do. 100 0 Reverend Dr. Frampton . . 10 0 31iss Frampton - - 10 0 ' 3ltas Frampton - . - 10 0 dl in M. Frampton - - 10 U T. Frampton, E.g. . 10 0 J. Marshall, E.g. . . . 10 10 T. Lett, Esq. - - 24 do. 20 0 Rev. Dr. Doyly . - - • . 3d do. 20 0 Rev..D. Wilson - - 2.1 do. 10 U Rev. Thomas Burrough ... - 24 do. 10 10 Rev. James /lodges .': • . 2.1 de. 1 1 Hon. and Rev. A. De Grey . . 2d do. 10 0 - Mr. See r ant Bouquet - 2.1 do. 10 10 Hon. an Rev. it. Carleton, in addition to annual subscription - . 3 0 Rev. H. Oakley - - . . 6 0 Rev. It. Pritchard - • 3 0 From Al edhurst, by the Rev. C. Alcock_ Right Honourable Sir R. Swpford 3 3 A. Capron, Esq. . 2 0 Rev. C. A lcock - ' 1 I Rev. C. Baumgarten - 1 I C. Warren, Esq. - 1 1 f. Mellenb, Es q . - • , 1 I M'.• Fisher, log. - . 1 1 - W. Densest, Esq. . 1 0 Rev. Henry Los - - - 10 0 The Warden and Rellowsaf Winchester -- o - • U JO 0 The P Ciliate raeldeut Ind Fdlami l pf St. John% SU. College, Oxford - 2d d o . 50 0 Rev. Tomas Bowdlee - - 2.1 do. 91 10 M. A. C. . - • • 2d do. 106 0 Rev. Dr. Yonge - . 2d do. S 6 . Sties Hoare, in addition to An. Sub. 10 0 Rev. Archdeacon Strong - 24 do. 10 U Rev. James Allen . 10 0 - Rev. Thomas Collins . . lOU 0 Rev. R.. Lloyd . - 6 it Major Charles Grettoo - 2d do. 1 1 Rev. Archdeacon lone* - 2d do. 21 0 'Rev. Edward Berens . . 10 0 W. Gibson, Esq— 2 ' 2 . Right Hon. the Earl of Dartmouth 2d do. 100 1) Dean and Chapter of Wells . 24 do. 70 0 Rev. Richard Ward - . 10 0 Rev. J. B. Backbone . . 5 0 Rev. C. J. Hoare . 10 0 Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. a 2d do. 1110 U A. Harford, Leg. - - 10 0 Rev. E. Gre,gory . . . Rev. T. Monies . . 5 0 Edward Wyndham, Esq. . 21 0 Rev. Archdeacon Moore - 10 0 Rev. J. Robinson . 6 0 - Right Hon. the Earl of Radnor . 100 0 Rev. James Webber - . 21 0 Rev. J. King, Bethnal.green - 10 0 Mrs. Gipps - - 3 0 Rev. Archdeacon Fronde - 3d do. 10 0 Rev. Archdeacon Sandiford - 10 10 Rev. W. 11. Chapman - 10 10 11ev. R. Watkinson .- 21 0 Rev. P. All wood . . 10 0 Hon. and Rev. R. Cuat - - 10 IP R. H. B. hale, Esq. - . 100 0 Rev. W. /Untie. . . 24 do. 10 0 Illios Jane ilrooke . . oth do. 100 0 Hon. and Rev. E. J. Tumour, to make 211. - - - Mrs. Sheppard. 2.1 Don. and in addi tion to An. Sub. - - R. Sherbourne. Rjtq. 2d Don. and in ‘. .addition to An. Sub. By , the Bishop of Peterborough - Mrs. P. Rowdier - i)ean and Cinpter of Peterborough A. S. - - Miss Milligan - W. Tritton, Esq. - - A Donation by the Rev. L. limp, and Matthew Wrench, Esq. out of a residuary propesty left for chari table purposei - 100 0 N. Connop, lisq. . . 34 in. 10 10 Rev. John Connop . . 34 do. 10 10 Rev. Thomas Thirl well - 5 b N. Connop, jun., Esq. • - 3d do. 10 10 Mrs. N. Conoop . - 2d do. 10 10 Dr. Haggard - - - 5 6 Rm. E. Neale . . . 24 do. 10 HI Mts. H. Bawdier • Rev. Sit C. F. Farnaby . 3d do. 5 0 Rev. J. Mu Ile ' - - 3 3 Rev. Dr. Parkinson . . 30 0 Rev. J. P. Herringhsm W. lit an, Esq. in addition to A s . Sub. Lady Charlotte Onaluw Rev. J. Parker . - . D. A Lad Whalley, Elq. - - y . - Francis Burton, Esq. - - Cline. Dodd, Esq. . - l'he Rev. Archdeacon Lilly - John Wilson, Eeq. - - 'John Davison, Esq. - R. Brooke, Esq. - - Mrs. Gibson - - - Anonymous, bribe Rev. C. Beason The Rev. T. V.'. Hombuckle The Rey. A. 111. Campbell G. Simmons, Esq. - The Rev. J. G. Foyster . 24 do. Geo. Jennor, Esq. . . 3d do. The Rev. J. Lonadale - - 2d do. The Rev. Dr. Yates - - . 31 do. The Very Rev. the Dear. of Ripon 3d do. Chas. Bosangnet. Esq. . - 3d do. The Very Rev. the Dean and Chapter of Peterborough - - 2d do. .The Very Rev. the Dean of Peterbo. rough - - 31 do. 20 0 Wm. Cotton, Dig. - - 3d do. 105 0 The Rev. Dr. Grey - s al do. 15 0 I The Rev/Archdeacon Lyall - 211 do. 10 10 Mrs Powell - . 20 0 The Very Rey. the Dean of Canter ' bury - Mrs. Champion, in addition to Donation Miss Champion. ditto 91... s B. Champion, ditto 1 0 21 0 210 0\ 50 0 5 0 5 0 50 0 100 0 k 3 0 15 0 A 6 I 1 2 2 2 2 f, 0 25 0 9 0 2J do. 3d do. 10 0 1 1/ 10 0 5 0 5 5 6 S 21 0 5 0 10 10 A 0 21 0 2d do. 2d do. 00 0 341 do. LOU 11 _____ - - .., 0 Itsi; br, Richards - - 21 0 Donation& and Subscriptions will be received by the principal bankers m town and country, and by the Rev. W..). Rodbyr, Secretary, No. 15, Duke -street, tV estaiinster, on siccount of the Treasurer, Charkts Hoare, Esti. 15, Duks-street, Westminster, 31st May, t 625. SALES BY AUCTION. • . DARTMOUTH-ROW, BLACKHEATH. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, • On the Premises, THIS DA V„ , at 11, THE excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE an d EFFECTS, in the spaeiout Rest icnce and Premises, late in the occupation of the Earl of Egmont, comprising handsome lofty four-post, tent, and other bedsteads, with chines and other fumitures, tine gottse feather beds,. matresses, and bedding, c hi ntz and mortise window curtains, drisslng-room suits, vier, enimney, cheral, and dressiog glasses, Turkey, Brume's, and Venetian carpets, excellent cabinet work in wardrobes drawers, dressing stands, bureaus, bookcases, dining, card, locr, sofa, Pembroke, and library tables, sofas,- conches and lounging chairs, mahogany dining-room chairs , japanned chamber chairs, Ire screens, presses, a 14terl poterri tFangle, laundry and dairy utensils, kitchen regoitites,tarderl tooli, gmen-house plants, and numerous useful articles. ' Catalogues may be had,at Ad. each on the pr e mi ses; of Mow. Driver, 1404 Agents and Surveyors . , No. 13, New Ilridgc-street, Blaelt.liarst and of Mr. ShuUiewortb, 26, Poultry. LORD bERWICK'S COLLECTION Off VALUABLE ___..'URES. The entire property of t , by whom they have then collected at Thom me. riting particular attentign are a grand Landaistipti with figures, by Claude, the Virgin and Child, a magnificent and undoubted . ape. cimen, by Murillo ; the well-known Grand Histeelcal composition of the Continence of Scipio, by Ruben.; Christ Restotjng the Blind, N. Poussin ; a Landscape by S. Rosa ; Gipsy Girl, by Murillo, /U. May be viewed, and Catalogues bad at Ik. Phillips's, 73, Bond. street. EXCELLENT GViNES OF C4PT. G. C. MACKENZIE, R.N. ; to be delivered from the Cellars of the Royal Hospital, Greenwich. AilthePstflllBll3PS3llT—ryct ATATT i vtz; r :lTif t s Pu ea bl t ic i the: , New Bond-street, on IVEDNESDAY NEXT, at One for Two precisely, Twelvoliondred Bottles of very choice OLD PORT. highly flavoured ; supenor Madeira and fibemy • Burgundy and Claret of fine bouquet and high flavour; Gram &minas, Chain ofigne, and Noyeau, of equally tine qualities; the entire property Captain . Mackenzie , R.N. The above will be lotted to accom modate Gentlemen, and permits will be meted, by order of the Honourable Commissioners of Etcise, to tho purchasers, to remove them to any part of the kingdom. May be tasted at the time of Sale, and catalogues had at the Green film. Blackheath ; Ship, Greenwich; and at Mr. Phillips's 1 73, Bond-street. STANMORE, All-- By Mr. GANN, Upon the Premises, Stanmore House, on TUESDAY NEXT, and following day, at 12, without reserve. by order of the Exe cutrix of Major-Ombra! Fawcett, deceased. THE excellent and genuine' ffOU4HOLD FURNI TURE, cabinet piano-forte, small Mord table, bagatelle board, capital bracket clock (by Tupelo?), onsaical Dutch clock, ormolu timepieces, paintings, prints, superb plated tea-urns, soup and butter tureens, hash dishes, kc. with riably-chased Miser edges ; elegant rosewood gentleman's dressing-caw* Stied complete, with beautifully-cut glass, mounted with silver t double-barred gun, by Nock; rich cut glass, china, bed and table linen, brewing utensils, capital casks, iron hurdles, rustic seats, aviary, melon frames, tools, and various valuable effects. To be viewed till the day of sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises, and of Mr. (}ann, No. Se, Regent -street, Quadrant. CANNON-STREET-ROAD, ST.OItOR - DE'S EAST. BY DRAYTON and YBINTOII, At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, Ilikk inst. at Twelves FOUR BRICK-BUILT DWELLING HOUSES, eligibly situate, and being Now. 7,8, 9, and 10, Lower Chap man -street, the corner of Mary.atreet, Cannon-street-road, contain ing each two chambers, two sitting-morns and yard, is the occupa tion of respectable tenants, at rents amounting to 63f. per annum, and held on lease for about 80 years, at the ground-rent of 31. 3.. each house. The houses are in good repair, are well tenanted, and in a neighbourhood daily improving.—Mm viewed by leave of dut tenants; printed particulars had at the elsokworth Arms, the corner of the emmn•rrcial and Cannon-street.roads, and of Drayton end Ventool, Auctioneers and Surveyort, 97, Leadenhall-stregt, and at the Mart. EXTENSIVE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, BRIXTON, At low Ground Rents. By DRAYTON and VENTOM, • At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, tbellith hist at 12 thy order of the Assignee of an Insolvent, with consent of the Mort gagee), in Seven Lots, Lott 1,2, 3. 4,/ IX NEW BRICK-BUILT DWEL ►►7J LING-HOUSES; Foe: of them Private Houses, and each of the end ones with bow-fronted Shope, ray eligibly situated in an intended new road, to be called the Dulwich N e w Road, near Vassal-place, Brixton; held for 76 years, at Si. Oa. each house. Lot 4. The BRICK-WORK, forming the BASEMENT STORY, computed at Forty Rods, with the Floor Joists for, Ten Houses, in the same road ; held for the like terms, at 6L 6s. each house. Lot 6. An UNFINISHED HOUSE of SIX ROOIIS, with the Foundation and Garden Walls of anothetSjainiog, situate in, Runell-strset, near Vassal-place ; held for. the same tertn, at 61. ' 6s. each. Lots 6 and 7. FOUR UNFINISHED BRICK-BUILT HOUSES, of Six Rooms each, in Holland's Retreat, near the last Lot ; held fur the like term, at 61. 6s. each. The whole of these Houses have been erected with superior and picked materials, under the superintendence of the insolvent, with out attention to expense; are so a neighbourhood of the first re. spectability, and where property of this description is very readily tenanted at liberal rents; and offer to the public a favourable op-' porttulity for secure investment. May be viewed ; and printed particulars had at the Horns, Ken. nington ; Prince of Wales, Brixton; Swan, Stockwell ; of Mr. Child, solicitor, 128, Upper Thames -street ; Messrs. Freeman and Heathcote, solicitors, 47. Coleman-street ; of 'haven and Ventom, auctioneers, surveyors, and estate agents, 07, Ltradenhall. l street ; and at the Auction Mart. same period wanting days, to Mr. Thomas Martin, of Red Lion -street, Holborn, at Eighty Ponods per Annum, entitling the holder of the original lease to the benefit of a renewal iron' the Charity, which is customary, on the payment of a small line. Descriptive printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Gregeou and Fonnetesu, Solicitors, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, and of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers, Surveyors, and &rate Agents, g 7, Leadenhall-street. VA►'' PNCKMAIi .BLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, . AND IVA LWORTH. Land-Tax redeemed. By DRAYTON and VENTOM, At. the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the Proprietor, in Seven Lots, unless an acceptable oiler should be made by Private Contract. A TRULY valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE of ill FIFTEEN resnectable Brick-built HOUSES, of the Annual Value of One Hundred and Eighty-fear Pounds, held fur Terms of lioty-eix Years, at low Ground-rents, comprising Eight needy-erected Brick-built Dwelling-houses, numbered 7 to 14 in-' elusive, is Clay-street, near the Rosemary Branch, in the much. admired village of Peckham I and Seven Brick-built Dwelling.' houses, in a new Street called Hill-atreet, Alontpelier.lields, be tween Walwerth and Kennhigton• The whole of these linuies have been recently erected. are neatly finished, and well timbered : ars in neighbourhoods daily improv ing, within an easy distance el London, and present to the Ca pitalists as eligible opportunity for an investment. May 14 viewed, and printed particulars had at the Rosemary Iltaneh, Peckham ; Golden Lion, cambeewell ; Horns. Kenning. No; and of Drayton and Ventom . Auctioneers, ,Ict. 97, Leaden- _ .RD..-_-- of Mr. Peggs ; a spacious STONE-M. l / 4 .)N'S YARD, in hand, with the edam' of Stabling, Workshop, and covered Shed, the front inclosed by stone coping and iron railing. The whole producing, and of the estimated annual value of One Hundred and Forty Pounds. • Is held on Lease for a Term of Forty-eight Year', at the very Oround-rent of s Ten Pouhds. The Houses were erected of superiorand picked materials, under the superintendence of the Proprietor ; contain ample accommo dation for respectable families ; and the ground (which i s fronting Cannon-street Road lis particularly eligible for building; the whole forming a most desirable property for an investment. May be viewed till the sale, by permission of the Tenants. Printed Particulars may be had at the Mackworth Arms, near the Premises; of Messrs. Freeman and Hesitate, Solicitors, 47, Cole man-street ; and of Drayton and Venturi], Auctioneers, Surveyors. and Estate Agents, 97, Leadentislt-street; and at the Auction Mart. - - FIRST-RATE INN AND POSTING -HOUSE, EPSOM, With immediate Possession. By DRAYTON and VENTOM, At the Minion Man, near the flank, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. at 12, under the Trusts of the NVill of the late Thomas Manton, deceased,wFß wit hou t t reserv e,i Avaluable HOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, occupying an acre and a quarter of gro un d, and comprising that old-established sad well-known INN and POSTING-HOUSE, THE. RING'S HEAD, EPSOM, fifteen miles from London, brick-built; containing nineteen sleep ing rooms, numerous sitting rooms, commodious bar, large kitchen, scullery, mangle-room, larder, and amplitude of calming; well arranged stabling for silty horses, granary, large covered shed, inclosed coach-house, sparrow' yard, and extensive well-cropped, garden. Also a tint ber.built Cottage, infroot of the street, in the occupation of Miss Williams. The House, with the whole of the Out-buildings, have recently undergone a complete state of repair by the tenant, co.isistent with the covenants of his lease, which expired at hady-day last, and are now in the most perfect order ; Are replete with every convenience for the carrying on an extensive and respectable business ; and the well-known celebrity which attaches to Epsom, more particularly at this season of the year, frAn the great influx of visitors to the Races, also being'the high retad to places of note, are considerations justly presumed to entitle this property to command the attention of any gentleman wishing to continue or commence a most respect able and profitable concern. Note.—The purchaser will be entitled to the right of common with other freeholders and copyholdcrs ; and which common and other waste lands it is in contemplation to inclose ander an Act of Parliament. May be viewed ; and printed particulars had previous to the sale, on the premixes King's Head, Dorking; Red Lion, Leatherhead ; Griffin, Kingston ; White Hart, Croydon ; Cock, Sutton; King's Head, Ewell; Angel, Lower Tooting; Horns, Kennington ; of Messrs. Greg:on and lonnereao, Solicitors, Angel-court, Throginotron-street ; of Drayton and Ventoin, Auc tioneers, Surveyors, and Estate Agents, 97, Leadenhall-dreet ; and at the Auction Mart. LOWER TOOTING AND PECKHAM. VALL'ABLE LEASEHOLD PROPv.RTY, AT LOW GROUND RENTS. DRAITON and VENTOM, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, 28th inst. at 12, in Eight Lots, Lots 1, R, 3, and 4. L - 1 4 16 fiT New/y.4rected, BRICK— BUILT, and STUCCOED RESI- DENCES; with slated roma, built in pairs, delightfidly situate at Toming-grore„ bower Tooting, seven miles from London, and ' contiguous to the high road, containing each three chambe rs, two parlours, kitchen garden, and fore-court. Lou 5 and 6. Two ,BRICK-BUILT DWELLING HOUSES. numberril I and 2 Brightoh-place, near the Rosemary Branah, at Peckham, containing each three chambers, glased-fronted shop, parlour, kitchen, yard, and separate entrance, in the occupation of Messrs. Cozens and Delafield, at 41 each. Lot 7. Two superior BRICK-BUILT and well-timbered CAR CASSES of four chambers, two parlours, two kitchens, and gar den each, in Southampton-place, contiguotrt to Lot 6, both which hive been erected ugaler the superintendence of a surveyor of eminence. Lot 8. Seven newly-erected, BRICK-BUILT, and STUC COED RESIDENCES, with slated an d t il e d roofs, numbered 1 to 7 iwehrsive, in Rosetnary-terrace, at the end of I)iamond-street, Rosemary Branch-lane, containing each tiro chambers, two sitting rooms, kitchen, and yard, wi t h th e water laid on. These Houses have been recently built of well-seasoned materials by the proprietors, possess accommodations for respectable fa milies ; are bald for terms of 00, HO, and 90 years, at low ground rents, and present to tile capitalist a peculiar opportunity for an in vestment. •May be viewed ten day. preceding the We. Printed Particulars had at the Castle , Tooting ; Horns, Ken nington ; Rosemary (Branch, Peckham ; of Messrs. Overran Ana Coombe, solicitors, Token house. yard ; of Drayton and Vernon), Auctioneers, Su:Nevins, and Esate Agents. :7, Leadentudlatreet;,, and at the Auctioo4lart. CATHOLIC ttAIAIS.fiItsiSTATESIENT ON • PETITI9N. - The Bishop Of CHESTER said he thought ft his duty to kakis that he had received a letter from Manchester, which rendered it necessary that he should make point Observations on what he had formerly stated respecting a petition fiorn filaochester in favour of the Claims of the Roman Catholics, 'and also - respecting the requi sitionists by whom the fleeting was called, at which that petition was agreed to. The letter to which he alluded confirmed some. but contradicted many of the statements he had the honour of making, and he had no doubt the allegations contained in that letter were perfectly correct. Injustice to himself, however, be was bound to observe, that wbat he had stated he had stated not mtile own responsibility, but on the resp o n s ibili ty o f an individual o p ho had pled ge d hi ms elf f or the truth of his communications, an d of whose good faith lie had never had the hut reason to doubt. That individual was a most respectable person, and he (the Bishop of Chestera was convinced that he never intended to deceive either him er their Lordships. Ha had now to make a few observations rela. tie. to what he had said on the occasion to which he alluded ; end first with respe c t t o t h e adjeur6Tent of the riteeting. He had stated, that when the motion for 'adjournment, was put it was car ried by a show of hands, s m e f that then tho rester number o f re speetabie persons present qtinted the Tooth. This it appeared was not the case. The question of adjournment was, hoesever, put. and subsequently, when order was restored, the same question was . again put and negatived. He believed notwithstanding that malty respectable persons did elicit the malt. Another statement wr.... that the meeting was afterwards Chiefly composed of Roman Ca: tholic litbourers, but here also inforination had misled him.. Again he had stated. that of the 16,000 signatures to the petition nearly 12,000 were thpseof thelower classes of the Irish. This 1w understood waa not the fact ;.but on the contrary, by fee the number of names attached to the petition were those of respectable and substantial ledividuaLs. There was only., other _point necessary . tq notice. He had stated, that the Damelf many Irishmen occupied very prominent places in the petidellas and that indeed they. amniediately or nearly followed that of this Boroughteeve. It appeered however Bat I blank hadbeeu left td filled up by certain.. df the requisitlohists, and as this had nos to does the naives of some Irishmen vterb substituted. He wale theirs that any otllo3 fact of impaction bad 43 / 01 r ni 44l44o di their Lordship% verde do blot ***mks t• believe thee any remarks wbleh Were not founded on fact, he had I the responsibility of ips Individual whose rank in society were such ad to eatide him to . perfket credit respect, and that he w ou ld b e tbelast to lend inntielf to any m statement which in the Kid could only redound to the disgrace of the person making it. He had reason to believe that the errors Of the individual alluded to had arisen in consequence of the confusion that had taken place, and the agitated state of his feelings on the occasion, and was convinced that that individual never intended eo deceive their Lordshipi.' The Earl of DERBY detailed the circumstances e that had toto place at the meeting alluded to, and stated that the requisitioniale were persona of the highest respectability. The petition had beim left for signature at several respectable "hops, and a notice of k was ported in many public places. He eta convinced that it Emile the aentiment" of a vast number of the inhabitants of Manciseliter. and that the general feeling in that town was favourable to Rona" Catholic Emancipation. • The Bishop of CH ESTE It observed, that he would have take* on earlier opportunity of laying this information before their Lord ships, hut he wail anxious to wait for a full House, in order thee' he might do perfect justice to the petitioners. As, howeler, he was young in P ar li amentar y e i pe il ence, this Circumstance and another which would shortie, come before the notice of their Lordships, should have the e of teaching him to snake a mars esimste inquiry before he communicated to their Lordships the otaternents of those whose feelings might be fhiuttad, and whom interests might be concerned in any measure. . Lord SUFFIELD said that the petitio4 in cI Simian had not Uwe handed about, nor had there been may ,canvass fur signatures to tti Neither had there been Soy person appointed to superintend its sig. • nature. This was worthy of remark; as it served to show that them who Opted it were influenced by their feelings. • M. Omkell, from the Privy Council Office, presented a copy of an Order of his Majesty in Council, empowering Judges in New South Wales and Van Dienan's Land to make regulations for their Courts. Mr. Mason, from the East India Ho use , p rese nted the monthly accounts of all pension", gratuities, &c. granted by the East India Comp's,. UNITARIAN DISSENTERS' MARRIAGE BILL. The Order of the Day for the seconil reading of the I.lnitarlal Diesenters Marriage 1 was then read. • The Marquis of LA .NS DO WN said thiast th:s qaaetion wait now brought within a very Farrow compass, he Should not conceive it necessary to occupy the attention of the House at any length. It was with considerable satisfaction he was enabled to state that this Bill contained the substance of a Bill which last year he had the honour to propose to their Lordships. It had been now ktnlybc up from the Howie of Commons, and although it bad beep rejected by their Lordships on the second readiog during the last &aim of Parliament, it bad been there passed without a Jingle divi sion. He was also enabled to state, that those who were more puticularly considered as rapresenting the Established Chur:h of England, who were mere immediately connected with it, and who had always distinguished themselves by espousing its m cause, and suoporting its interests, hod, highly to th e ir h onour , p art i c i pate d In the sentiments of the House of Con:mons, and had lent their assistance to forward this Bill. He did not state this for the pur pose_ of exercising an improper influence on the minds of their Lordships, but ooly to entreat their Lordships to give fits 'object their serious reflection, an the Bill was sent up by those who wets ' unanimous elsewhere, as to the existence of a grievance for which they suggested a mode of redress. Their Lordships would find, on considering this Bill,' that it proposed the attainment of a mese desirable object by ter; simple means. But before he stated what those means were as the Bill related to the sacred institution of marriage, it would be necessary to state the nature of that iustita tion, beaause one would have suppoecd, from. the mode in which the I Subject had been treated on a former occasion, that marriage was but a boon of the Legislature. Their L011141111)3 would reflect that no Government under the sun--that no Constitution—that a csvilited society, hail ever conceived faright to render the road* marriage difficul or uneasy, but tint, on the contrary, they had iiidessoured to remove every obstacle that might meant the se. eomplishment of that sacred d uty . If there existed any dime Obstacle, that deterred any person from engaging In it, it was considered necessity and Wise to put itout of the way. Now, if tp this country these did exist such an obstacle, and if it were in table that it was opposed to the interests and the dignity of she dointry, would it not be wise and expedient to remove it ? The Inelkution of marine might be considered under two heads—civil and religious. The persons for whose relief this Bill had been brought forward, did not at all desire to interfere with the subjera centidered in a civil point of view. On the contrary, they were willing to submit to all such regulations, and they only came before the House in reference to the religious portion of the subject. in this country; but it dial not follow that ben o ta id w. " l. en ln ti m re a l n y y d6 c i ms oi n n tei ed es fro h m e knew this s religious s,h cie sanction er ire ordinance was joined with a civil regulation, w of as s n e n 'a o t r t r 4 i t ge e ease as such would be object, which was to make it in ever ywity binding to the hippie"; td and the conscience of emery one who enjoyed it. Theis Ism&kps co in r. t .cien he :flataunr; body y al o h r iw perw it t n o .. be of a . nature itw t d o ist de u f r eat b the would consider that the persons to whom he alluded were, undo existing eircumstaucea, when marriage wasebout to be eolentotindit obliged to enter a divine temple with the declaration of NB opinion ...hien was not in uniiou with their feelings or their owietistate, sod that they were then obfird to do that which they declared in dads co,scienee they could mod*. It was simply to remove this co tion that the present Bill was inmedueed. This BIM In some respects from the Bill which ha had toady brenght let* I.lf , , i e . ~.--; 11 . 7. , ,,-/ [ _,) -'. Z . . ,• N . ._... ...-- . . Le -/! 1' ' /4,1 ' I. ." . 8, 4 . 4 / . ... r . .L...-o„-i___...c.--1„.„ ...... _ -. 4 1 It . I t •. , 4 .ll l l l - • I %....." 1 1 . ••-• - -....... . 1 ., 1, . ...---• . ....."' • I .. •1 in b • ' , , . . _ .. 4, lir 4 lii) t . ' I --, "' ' W „. / ..., 1 . 1 • , ----to Per feat 7-144- ' 411°, 1 6 - r d i .... .41.. t ° Nti t kilL A - r... I t--• .• • i ' t . '• lll&4 4Y-Y ik t 0 f . , .... go' , .), :. . • , • , " teeige%-- -- -..- - iminime , - • - Na 7,022. . LONDON. SATURI)AY; JUNE 4, 1825. . -•. Price 7d. _______ ...-. .........-- _ ----1. -----it • THE SEVENTY- FOURTH ANNIVERSARY a Q OCI ET Y for PRO MOTING the EN LAGeiISCN T , ,• - Doe. Am. Sub. SALES BY AUCTION. . PARLIA.III : ENTARY INTELthaIINCE. , the BOOK :SOCIETY ter PROMOTING RELIGIOUS kJ . and BUILDING of CHEIRCHItand.CHAPELIL ' Right lion. /*Mt, n Nteltol, ILF. &Iron ID 0 , —rans.— XNOWLEDGE among the POOR. The Annual General Sleeting of this Society, held at the Yes. - Dente well, Esq. . .•e. Si 0 POST - OBIT BOND FOR ONE' THOUSAND FOUNDS HOUSE. PT. LORDS, Famat, Josr‘ X EBENEZER MAITLAND. Irk Treasurer. mossins• Tavern ea the 23th of ]la d, was nennacmit aid moat Wm. Davi, Esq. . - dd. •SO 6 STERLINO". ThoOthecribers and Friends ca the above Ittethaties will EglefE enrirtabla. ; Right Hon. the• Lord Mayor . - Illd do 'II 10 By DRAYTON and VINTOM. ' ' The 1114.015, of HASTINGS took the bathe aid bit eat al t tin A.ibicie Tarns, Aldetsgate.aseet, on THURS.' The Report showed how Much wig Society bee issealentre- • ii.Cetton.,,Ess. - a - 1 ~ HI If • At the A s uctlon Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the . Sth Met- S s = or Hasthaga.'• TM Nettie Alt . Jane, lOU mental in erecting, with means idy USIA. It Iftwelde : Rev. S. Wit - - • - 11 l 4 at 12 o'clock, t . • jr . Thenseeti end the Alko lit Tr Al a 1 5 41 Itt an"r tkilifEEY, Erg. Sherif aed Aldesenest, in the Chair. grants in 393 rasa ; and, by the expaehtine of MOM, 64 km ! J. D. Poetry, Esq. - - N is NS 0 A POST-OBIT BOND, foe the Set*. 40%1,000/. Bier- r!•6414 Rea elkikedlie.the eenedin an • d STE WA RIM instromental in providing an increase ofocieemotodstioo la Cleoreitee ' Mr. Alderman Birch le • ling, secured by the following Sums, ip the hip: ds of the lett ••••• . , • • _ John Key, Esg, at/d. Mr. thus ly e . Newsom hod Ohepeh, to the amount of n3,7145itt1006. Of 4* OTOer Sir Robert Wirer", Bart. .•' HIS 0 . . Amoustatt-General to th e Court of thhocery, OAR. is. 9d. end . . et MURAT ' a petiaen *dip thy Oboe. • gr. Burton -• • Ada Grant 3I Taylor 114,5410 are for the use of the poor. The'alekstance shift 'll4 C••_„ Q. Tuner, &Nu - . 4 tie, 40 • B.lloft les. 3d. and receivable on the death uf a Baroeeobfrespee- WSW, of A le the eitiolly of littenter Ita s. 11r. Challis . 3ir. H um o rs , 2h. H. Willie Society hes an brat echausted its fineness 144 yet, is* the nun Turd' . • ti I tabillty, Mot in his (Oh year, provided his ,benthe and lielsr-at-law, 'Rolm of the 1111 Ile .time, Wheats 11 , de atim- It,. Cur! ,A , Mr. Jackson increased and increasing population or the emu% diet 0E46 1 01 (lake • - • 4 • aged 611 years, survives him, and whoa* life iii insurible. • 141110.441 es the teh/e. • - .., '•• . 1 : the tom to a much greater extent is still remalrell. de Verb_ Req. . • 2I • r t ickraoll•,ddrk . _ . 4 .1 ) h'. Lad et :,,,,,,, A...ltiz, atm...llea L nen 'nom numerous tow than th ey were at any feets f e " r i r: but • Dv . Will*" 1 ' . • 1 t sy Pr iu t i te . d s P l a o rt o, feu c lu h ra mooo ma iL y .los be o hirl 00 0f d fieor of ge Dro Pa y n-y too ,E oo sq o . Soll you c toco ltpr : cesea_ • mo ,_„ hi Ireland. . L _ T i vi :R ßNl l to S p : #ooE Ebtf aibilebstmeraid ettyy up l theit eta,stine, l titalipidoteet !Ittv.t e ll; k l s Pr ataa q . .y. " i v o'er Royal , Waling - street . inlet the Public, *bore aid is earnestly entreated, Ale wiling Li ...pc..., ~„,. . . .... ii 10 Agerioutfers, Surveyors. assEDieversionary Agents, 97, LeedenhalL tuldpert of the Coototioioness of legally hiso the St ib ate 10 94a. oz . . si i. ••• Dioner cs um? .44 . , r . pu t f ou r 0%10 , 4 ore d ir ty. the Society depends (for iL ill SappOrted Willi, by vollitatuy cum • Pim z 00.% ".• - - si 0 atreet ; an d al the m or ,,, li at A k C w i ll Ot aimi d : a : P th ri : 6o "4 ,4w ..1 4. Eeri thePli ot bi llE nf li j a l 4: 6"" C " .aid O •s it ere tel•irhervi der, tones sn maims to their Lordslits • petition rtilative siii WESTMINSTER' ROATALa Jatoes-sttects now w all t hred. o The Parliamentary Roots are specifically Re*. W. 8. 0114 . - - 1 1 LIASE - HOLD FREE' PUBLIC HOUSE AND Litrl • • 110e.bi •gate. building of adttilood Chunks'. and in placer the Wm- Thoetpawn, /Esq. Ald. M.P. • St II 'SHOP Wetter Lmies. ' The larPstron. Population exceeds 4000 pogo* they meet he iteli to 10. Lames Plebe ; ' Se q . . . • '•• , K., , •By DRATTer and VEN rom, • to .At the Aection Mast, eu WE IsIESDAY NE.XT, 'heed insr- the Lawesespectinx Agent and Factor. • would now being in a Rim Royal Mahone the DOllef ISCS__•Mrdr-Pearlid- , ND PrdOrtig- rd: l 4: a tut g l :I; °r obj b „ a ts i tare i t: ar gebettir l" .11-1 1041t $ ilea elt' 4.11.5.1"r"ici. . . . • be ' . -- at Twelve , wi th out *nerve, • Its Owe the Duke of NORTIRIYMB..., with so - St&lCee, Req• ' vis ea-p 22•lTt ri. , 41e semis durin g v.... seven ytare ot heitMetence. It has Matthias Auwoo4, Esq. M.P. . a ri: .It 4 . ~-. ~ ' ' rp c. a tothefi g' LE I F :I I I : B E d i V ac OpO c A:ILL 1 14 ** 1304 1 ` 1;011; srb itwil l i c F n h e r atteder imeid isi°d 7i fet zezr e e z t i. , , ,-, ;: e tiFrie e z ha dra:d ei b in e pt cite th iti . t on. Lord Dor._ thialeets of the Established Church to thousands who were Wm- Wrud't Fag. " t Bon. Ifoullimencdr If A the " Hie Hart," the corner of Bar 1e WONT &AM kir 14100. Lordships the 'mend, on artatis he introduced it. It Mit Ude. Had Reeterner The t on . Sir Archid excluded Thorn jmniug in its woraltiy.,„Will Not, then, the Pater Davey. Esq. •• The Mon. Via.sidufoutls M Bart. of that Church come forward and otiatZ r eXty to owl ha John Wilan, RIR - , . ~,,. : .600 0 ' IdOthett isi". 6394 , .o% mi tl natirnp numerous ihos i g:114141::.. Lerdreater Tfoe The i r ion. sol t r t . iq : Dy con of redfounlaetixortntil;finr His a lli oc a l jty c lm n b i r. y piss : g u s t) wog : John 3'bbaaa . s . :ell ! Esq. - th "let y •P a i rthei rE-Kldlok onis rl ing ubdedds . Tin 1410 014111dr iit s helk the The petition •asi then read a first tin,, and to to b e p l o w . BPSCIAIs JURIES' RILL stierhect mate of repair. /Old so lease floe egatOnsoon mem, . The LORD CHAIWCZIALCIK said abet ea the s m a l l 'r" Thoßight Hoe. The Awakes WeerMester- , hope that the example of dse Sor *lf Isa Allowed bark' = ll . att- - ''ls • . • ' Ammon covenants, at la brisenval feet at MIL INdeli it. Bill, which he considered a very NI ...., of the Rowe of Gestemaa Subjects hi every hulk of Rio, for d *et Is gil lamb•Olor. Trends, Yin. - •4 i , a nd enachial taim, wine rats, be viowe9 frorn tits House ot Cotnantiej an* resl il lirjfg • • To-MOBB W IiORNIN aSE ON sap be Prinahed win be the memo et osr a s'•'• ....- ti i ii itorr _ tftlt jgeti% 'MN mead centble lbai4 aPa l „.0 1 1• 10 ."1" • .., a • ... i n • Wasemloplet 1 POIIMENV I L "witli ....e :,,<. , . ' Dirdredk s s ea A g o *A g o % ~ Deng 4 , by au t pplying the stririnsal semi paelehadlL rim-soy • . . t * . i lei . • sneut. ad *tbe Mato . COURTS RUA., • 0.... • - ] ' com 'i l ir een, ll 4 ator t l io o n ljt f io Li t N v i alg o erpoo s. opfeion tihnethlenuere7inetya4toforBthetrilligirmincentevounty,ta%446.l . matte te aft 110 intends of eqj WitentA. Uruhart . - L.AMB"S CONDUIT- - STRiET. , - Divine Parties will be& at Eleven erOlealsgeodotell. bed mos pionteed than by support lid ' ' gnrelle46l6bod. Evi. • - it 2 . • The A N NNE RSAD - DINNER wallet kt The Thatc a r m s 5,,,y . • • Paterson, Esq. •t 9 9 141 PROVED RENT Oir PIPTY-TWO POUNDS PER' ANNUM. . House Tavern, St. Jan.rs s-str.st, di) FRIDAY NEXT . The following Subscriptions have been remind : John Lapel, Esti : - - II 0 , pawnor into a Jar. - '• • By DRAYTON and VENTOM, Ani""ddrewKJaEeNksonY(),Nortrhelerricetuedntyldielllkidicindke%!le "Line dillig "Mil ' Tickets Ills. each, to be had of the Stestertie i the Tteenrilf. May 23, Itfl3. Don. A D _ g o b. Rev. Isaac Sonnies" - - • 2 2 Ot-irge Aust. Esq. Kensington •at the Hospital: at the Thatched Ho Majesty the King . - . £lOOO U - - Benjamin Harrison. E. . 10 10 At tie Mart, ou W F.IJIN FS D., Y NEXT, et Li, under the Truata of the Will of the late Thomas slarston, Esq.. • Laid on the table. • ( M m A p lc rosen UFA ted CTU ai ktr o S o; from the magb. 21 00 , 0 m aser° ; an d a y , 'bosom:envy, until Wednesday next. Her Royal Highness the Princess Au eta . 11/0 0 Edward Meyikk, Esq. . 10 10 A w.ELL-SECURED improve ) RENT of FIFTI- Luise tut table at Asa e•Cloc.c.pletulf-past Five precisely- His Grace the Archbiahop of Cattier. Rey. W. IL. Hale .. - 6 6 ...-1. • TWO • 0 0 0 etEßeilD3. bury - . . sd don at io n 200 • Div Jos Huddert - - • .11 do. so 0 out of most respectable and substantially...built Premises , No. 46, trate*, merchants, and manufacturers of the town of Youglial, he Dr. Bright . Joseph Oilier, Esq. ills G race the Archbishop of York 3tl do. 200 U Henry Peireher, Esq. II,P. 21 0 Lamb's Conduit -street, Holbo rn , in the occupation of Mrs. Jask- the county of Cork, in favour of the Bill' for establishing AMU promote manufactifni in Ireland. . '• ' W. Gosling, Esq. John Reeves, Esq. The Lord Bishop of London • . 11 do. 24 * Robert Welbto , k• 111 9. " reed and laid on The table. Chtlistophrt Hodgson, Esq. Dr. Sutherland The Lord Bishop of Worcester . 3d do. too o Th os. poyhd., Esq. - - 2d do. II 10 e at he t l l it le u si nd in er ua th l e re l n l t ug o b t y , C rw his e r n i t i y y . , s telel k it c pometimmn i" wom W. B. Lynn, Esq. W. Tarte, Jun., Esq. The Lord Bishop of Lincoln -3d do. 1W 0 Alm Du spa - - 40 0 far the t d erm wh a ith hos P e re s ni pee ig i e t l ied ar , 2 0 eight Pounds, and are let foe the same period ' , noting ten days, , , mr „.„, „, ~.. .... ..,...___ • 1 CHARLES DON3IALL, Secretary and Recovers The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells 3d do. 100 11 Mrs. S. Horne - -4, Abingdon-street. tt'estroinster. The Lord Blotto° of - Licit:um ..d It.. li. 11...1.......- ^ • • laUttli DE.K WICK'S COLLECTION OP VALUABLE ' isiCeraeacan7far - 7 1 ; 4 17„i; ; Z . .R a „"" '''''..".'" a-e. 5 " " wen. n - o — w7m . cren7 PICTURES. M it. PH i LLTP 4 3 moat respectfully ilifssrms the 110- • VAUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, E, highly real bihty and ()entry, that he shall, on MONDAY NEXT, COMMERCIAL AND CA NNON-STREET ROADS, ST. one ' other p and following Day, a!, SURSII fby A CUTION, it his GreatGEORGE'S EAST. of many It Roma. New Bo n d- stre m. By DRArfN O and VONTO3I • and that in At the Avcdon Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, In Biront,,,N The GENUINE COLLECTION o f ITALIAN , DUT CH, One Lot, ' " be filled up and FLEMISH PICTURES, by Masters et those Scheele, As TRULY-DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PRO- Wendell* i entluseing sha works of . #41_4141 Poelemberg Jansen Ds ......V• PERTV , comprising a substantial Brick-built DWEL. not *wire i Murillo Vernet 11 0-EOUSE with a glased-tread Shop, No. 47 the Weld 111 holed' =L A N. lino .; • eancia s eo rt .a e. Comer et the Centenrmild and *Cerinott-stret Roads, te =SEM- "th iniking S. Ferrate P. Veronese Parmegian• Paths) of. and on Lease to. Mr. Janis; trusted td Sthidone Berchem A. Carmel A Brielakuils DWELLING-HOUSE and Shop, No. 46, ad- station in s isining. bethe tenure of Mr Debnev - respect, an The entire property of the Right Hon. Lord Berwick, by whom they have ben collected tit very considerable aspens,. Thom me. - A rrMBER-YA RD. i n the poss . ess' ion of Mr. Pears ; ' YARD , in hand , statement i And a spacious STONE-MASON' S and, with the Person , eking particular attention are a grand Landscape with figures, by ,h. aro. tlnfla..2 Ist.el ..‘. r".. Erections of Stabling, li orkshop, and covered Shed. the front i the indl.id, Claude, the irtrein and Child. a magnificent ...- _ r y T e- . ' t. I. I* re -111 of 10 a . 10 It la I. • a 11 1 If I! Id, , 10 11 if, 11 it Juts tees*. Percy he lato aye of one of TM • ricain r Tit' • rn 44. urgt: ; i tar. d Oar. T. Dr. irk. to Wide- ----- Bat, unapt is Do liatia, g age, :Wen Aim. S.A.. Plants- 1741;e the be ch. the lon the tise the up, we ontideat liege of c (esPe- r house. ,n; and de must i be for- London• vie above Primp's. 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