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! 7 # , '' /-1 , -1 V No. 6,983. NOTICE TO MARINF:RS. TRINITY.HOUNS, LON - DON, April 18. Ifl2B. 1 NFORMATION haviv herr, this dug reerieed that the 1 BUOY of the SHII'ERING SAND has been run foul of and broken adrift, Notice thereof is hereby given., and that Measures have been taken for catt•iing another Iluny to be laid in that situation with all practicable despatch.—By command of the Corporation, J. HERBERT, Secretary. MARINERS. NOTICE TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, April 18, 111125. lINFORMATION has been this day received that Me LIOHT VESSEL stationed MT the SA LT E ES, near Water ford, on the Coast of Ireland, has parted from her Moorings. The Vessel has arrived at Dunmore ' and the Corporation for preserving and improving the Port of Dublin hare caused the necessary flessttres to be taken for replacing her at her Station 114 /003 as possible.—By command of the Corporation, J. HERBERT, Secretary. CUTTING TICKETS FOR THE SECOND DAY OF DRAWING THE SECOND LOTTERY FOR THE YEAR 1523. LOTTERY OFFICE. Somerset Place, 12th April, 1825. THE Managers and Directors of the !Ad/cries do hereby give Notice, that Numbers of Tickets and Shares thereof may be registered for the purpose of receiving information of their fates aßer the Drawing, and may be examined at this Dike, every day (Sundays excepted), with their Registers of Benefits and Blanks. And the said Managers and Directors do hereby give further No. tice, that they will cut Or the Tickets to be put tato the Wheels before the Second Day of Drawing ebehecond Lottery for the year 1843 into their respective Boxes, A and B, on TULSDAY, the liedr day of May nett, at Merrl e'slock In the Forenoon, et Ibis Office, beginning first with the Repeat Tickets, which are to be eat into Box B. and continuing until all tits said Tickets for each of the said Boxes are completely cut therein. And the said Managers and Directors do hereby give further Notice. that they will attend and oversee the Drawing of the Tickets of the raid Second Day of the said Second Lottery for the year 1823. on TUESDAY, the 31st day of Hay next, at Coopers' Mall, in Bas:nghall-street, within the City of London. SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS. Surrouc-srazir, PALL-MALL EAST. The EXHIBITIONTuriiteiiCE of the WORKS of LIVING ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDOM IS NOW OPEN. Admittance Is. Catalogue h. WM. LINTON, Secretary. BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL.M A LL.—CLOSE of the PRESENT EXIIIRITION. The OALLSRY for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS IS OPEN DAILY, from Ten in the Morning until Five in the Evening, and will be CLOSED on SATURDAY, the 23d in‘t. Admlssicm, Is.—Catalogue, Is. The Subscribers to the Print from Mr. `Vest's Picture of" Ottr Saviour Healing the Sick in the Temple," who have not already received their Impressions, may receive them upon payment of the remainder of their Subscriptions, at the British Institution, daily. MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL. ASERMON IviiibeireacletioniiiSlDAY, the 24th April, 18.13. at ST. JOHN'S WOOD CHAPEL, by the Honourable and Reverend Edward John Tumour, M.A. Chaplain to tbe Dowager Countess of Winterton, and to the Royal Uni. venal Infirmary for Children, Alternate Preacher at St. John's Wood Chapel, and Occasional Preacher at St. Paul's Cathedral, for the BENEFIT of the MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL. Service will coalman at Elev e n _ _ A Committee of Governors will attend in the Vestry, after Divine Service, to receive Subscriptions. jiLSYLVM FOR.FEMALE ORPHANS.- The ANNIVERSARY SERMON of this CHARITY will be Preached on SUNDAY NEXT, In the Chapel of the Institution, by the Right Reverend JOHN Lord Bishop of BRISTOL. Service begins at a Quarter past Eleven. EDWARD FOSS, Secretary. Donations and Subscriptions are earnestly entreated on behalf of this old and interesting Charity, which has supported, instructed, and provided with respectable situations, nearly Two Thousand Female Orphan*, and the Funds of which have been materially di minished by the necessary purchase of their Premises. and by the new building thereon. They will be gratefully received by the Treasurer. W . Williams, Esq. M.P. Portland-plate; by the Committer; holl by the Secretary, N 0.311, Essex-street. 'YKEHAMIS l' MEETING.—The ANNIVER SARY MEETING of Wykehamista will be held, at the Thatched House Tavern, St James's-street, on WEDNES DAY. the 4tb of Ilay next, when all Noblemen and Gentlemen educated at either of he two St. Mary Winton Colleges are re quested so attend. STZWARDS. 1 Jolts Trevelyan, Esq. The Rev. R. R. Smith William Bragge, Esq. Charles Dyneley, Esq. The Rev. Dr. Williams The Rev. John Coker Charles Mills, jun. Esq. William Hostheote, Esq. J. R. HA YWARD, Secretary. '-•k. Tickets 12a. each, may be had Linnet on Table at 81: o'c at the bar of the Tavern. ST. KATHARINE DOCKS. In the press, AN ANSWER to the CASE of the LONDON DOCK COMPANY. Audi alteram partem. Will be sold by J. M. Richardson, 23, Cornhill. This (ley is published, ACASE against the JUNCTION of the ENGLISH erd BRISTOL CHANNELS by a SHIP CANAL. Witt a Preface and Notes. AiilliWitlßEß OF ONE SHARE. Thus. Royal Sir ! to see you landed here, Was rause enough to triumph for a year.—Dryden. London : Published for the Author, and sold by J. Chappell, 98, Royal Exchange. In the lint week of May will be published, in post octavo, price 10s. GI THE FORESTERS.—By the Author of " Lights and shadows of Scottish Life," and " The Trials of Margaret Lyndsay." Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, Strand. London.—Of whom may be had. L LIGHTS and SHADOWS of SCOTTISH LIFE. Fourth Edition, post Beo. 10s. 6d. 11. The TRIALS of MARGARET LYNDSAY. Second Edition, post Bro. 10s. 641. This day are published. price K.. in boards, OBSERVATIONS on PENAL JURISPRUDENCE, and the REFO9,IIIATION of CRIMINALS. Part 111. Containing further Remarks on the Opinions of the Edinburgh Reviewers : on the Society for Prison Discipline ; on the Ge neral Penitentiary at Milbank, and on the State Prisons in America; being an attempt to demonstrate the necessity of adopt. ing sn Improved System of Criminal Jurisprudence. With an Appendix, containing the latest Reports of the State Prisons at New York, Ste.—By WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq. London t Printed for I'. Strand; J. and A. Arch, Corn. hill and W. Picketing, Chaneery-lane. Where may be had, by the same Author, OBSERVATIONS on PENAL JURISPRUDENCE, and the Reformation of Criminals, Bro. in boards, 9s. ADDITIONAL OB.'.,ERVATIONS on PENAL JURIS PRUDENCE, Sx. Bvo. boards, 6s. CATON ON NERVOUS DEBILITY. INDIGESTION, I, ERUPTIVE DISEASES OF THE FACE AND SKIN, &c. This day are published, price 3s. 6d. 111010PULAR REMARKS, Medical and Literary, on 1. NERVOUS DEBILITY. RELAXATION, HYPO CHONDRIAC and HYSTERICAL DISEASES. containing an Inquiry into the Nature, Prevention. and Treatment of those Diseases called Nervous Bilious, Stomachic, and Liver COM. plaints ; with Observations on Low Spirits, and the Influence of Imagination on these acute and distressing Diseases, &c. By T. M. CA TON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas and Guy. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row ; C. C.lapple, 66, Pall-mall ; and Bower, 315, Oxford-street. Where may he had. CATON on INDIGESTION, SCROFULA, and CUTANE OUS DISEASES : with Observations on Eruptive and Scor butic Pimples of the Fare and Skin, price 3s. On FEMALE DISEASES, 3s. 81. lAR. JAMES'S POWDER.—The celebrity of this Medicine. and its decided efficacy. is more than ever estab lished, by the greatly increased introduction of it into the Preterits. tions of the most eminent Physicians at the present time. For the guidance of those prisons who are out of the reach of medical ad vice, each packet is inclosed with full directions for its use. In cases of Fever It will often effect a cure in a few hours, especially when freely given, and at the outset of the disease. It is adminis tered with equal success in all attacks of lileas/es, St. Anthony's Fire, Sole Throat, Pleurisy, and Rheumatism; but as Colds and t'stsrriis partake more or less of inflammatory symmorns, this Powder is peculiarly efficacious in cutting short their duration ; which, however harmless they may be thought, often terminate in pulmonary affections, the fatal consequences of which are but too well known. As an Alterative in Chronic Complaints, it is used with peculiar auxess. Dr. J 411121 1 .11 Powder continues to be prepared Nlessrs. New bevy. and is sold by them at the original 14'archous No. 4:i. in St. Paul's Churchyard and, by their appointment, by J. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street. Packets, 2s. 'JA.: Bottles 245. and 335. each. The genuine is distinguished by having the name " F. New bey," engraved in the OOTCSOMMr. Stamp. APRIL ZU. UPPER FITZROY-STREET. A LEASEV.OI.D RESIDENCE, Producing 601. a Year, upon a repairing Lease, and held ken Years and l'hree-qnarters, at a Ground-rent of 18 Guisswas, By MNsts. RONNE. At the Mart, TO-MOUROW, sib** direction of the Examtgryt of the Right Mon. Lord Chit fJentice DlitlVl. deceased, A N excellent LEASE IIOLI) RESIDENCE, desirably Cl.. situate, No. 13, in Upper ritcroy.street, and adapted to the sccommodatlon of a moderate Psmily ; Is in excellent repair, and or Lease to Mr. Robins, a reapsnsibls tenant, at a Oround-rent of BW. a year, and in the occupation of The Rev. J. it. STEWART, Lora Term of Eighteen Years and a Half, when the Rent may be grvatly augmented. Reid for a period of Sixty-two Years and Tfirer-quarter,, from Midsummer next, at a Ground-rent of Eighteen Guineas. A oonsidrable sum was expended as an equi valent against the low rent. 31ity be viewed with leave of the tenant, and particulars had pre cious to the sale, of 'Messrs. Afeyrick and Cux Solicitors, Red Lion-square; at the Mart ; esti in Covent-garden: THE EAST SIDI! OF BEDFORD-SQUARE. A FIRST-RATE RESIDENCE, WITH COACH-HOUSE AND STABLING. Held of the Duke of Bedford for Fifty Years and a Quarter from Midsummer law, at a Ground-rent. By Mears. ROBINS, At the Mar`. TO-MORROW, at 12, by direction of the Executors of the Right Hon. Lard Ctief Justice Dallas. deeessed, THE distinguished LEASEHOLD MANSION, for med the Residence of the late RIGHT HON. LORD CHIEF JUSTICE DALLAS. It is desirably situate on the East side, and preferable part of Bedford-square, and comprehends all the Accommodation a highly respectable Family can reasonably desire; and overlooks, very agreeably, the Museum Gardens. It is leased to the representatives of Mr. West, and in the occupation of H. Bacon, Esq., a most responsible Tenant, for 16 years. and at a clear Rent of 2401. a year; held of THE DUKE OF BEDFORD, for a period of fifty years and a quarter from Midsummer last, at a Ground-rent of 171. 2s. May be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had of Messrs. Meyriek and Cos, Solicitors, Red Lion-square; at the Mart; and in Covent-garden. 10.1:Ei BY AUCTION. THE ROTHERHITHE WATER CORN MILLS, on the Bank of the River, calculated to compete successfully with any Mills near the Metropolis, and equally well adapted for a Distil- lery on a large scale, with superior Dwelling House and Offices, in t h e occupation of Mr. Bach, with possession. By Messrs. ROBINS. At the Au-tion Mart, opposite the Bank. TO-MORROW, at 12, T HE Capital and Extensive FREEHOLD and LONG LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, the WATER CORN MILLS AT ROTHERHITHE, advantageously placed on the Bank of the River, with a Sue and powerful stream of water passing through this extensive property. The Mills were a few years since destroyed by fire, and have been rebuilt in a manner combining the most perfect substantiality. with a facility for working the mill to advantage rarely to be met with. The situation is immediately fronting THE LONDON DOCKS; the Residence is °famine-riot ordet, mad calculated fbr the entire convenience of a respectable family, and the capability and struc ture of the Mills would render a competition with it unavailing. The Lease to Mr. Bach is just expiring, at a rental of £1,364 A YEAR, which included a consideration for the use of the valuable machi nery. The whole property is in the best order for instant occupa tion, and immediate possession will be given. Particulars will be ready prior to the Sale, at the Mill; at Jack's Coffeehouse ; of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Broder'''. Lincoln's Inn ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs Robins, Covent-garden. Valtuitde Leasehold Estate, held of the City of London, renewable for ever, according to the custom of City Leases. By 11140.QUIRD and SON. At Oarraway's, on FRIDAY NEXT, at It o'clock, by order of the Administrators of Mr. John Pe rr ott, d ec e as ed. THE substantially-built . and very convenient DWEL LING flOrSt., No. 27, on the West side of South Alol ton-street, near Oxford-street, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Rednisyne, held of the City of Lbndon for 62 years from 711idsunr . mer, 1824, at the yearly rent of 41., end renewable every fourteen years, from Midauntmer 1825. on payment of a tine of 201., accord. ingto the custom of City Loses. . l'rinted particulars may be hat! at the place of Sale of Mr. Henry Rice, Solicitor, Jermyn-strret ; and el Mr. Squibb sod Sic, Saville-row, of whom tickets for viewing may he had. • VALUABLE AND HIGHLY-IMPROVABLE FREE HOLD PROPERTY. By Mr. SQUIBR and SON, ' Ostraway - sCoffee-Houle, on FRIDAY NEXT, in II Lott., r H fullooing valuable and highly improvable _A. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, offering most eligible oppor tunities for Investaientn--. Lot 1. A small DV..ELLING-110USE, No. 9, Swan.alley, Coleman-st-eet. Lot The•SUN and. THIRTEEN CANTONS LIQUOR SHOP and PUBLIC HOUSE. on the Esse side of Castle -street, Leicester-squart_ , adjoining Cecii- wart. Lot S . The-DWELLING-HODS in Cecil-court, adjoining the shove, and lately oorupied by Mr. Ch bat 4. A DWELLING-HOUSE and7I I OIISES, Mai the gap of Cassis. area. - is ‘ Lot A 4 Bitto," (.atle-etseet., adJeteilegsaabova, Lot 6. A DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES, No, 11, on the South side of Omen -street. Leicester-square, in the occupa tion of Mr. Parker, Tallow-glut/idler. Lot 7. A DWELLING-HOUSE. adjoining the above, in the occupation of Mr. Humphreys. jeweller. • . • Lot 8. The STAR and GARTER PUBLIC HOUSE, 13, Green -street, in the occupation of Mr. Edward Fancy. Lot 9. A newly-built DWELLING-HOUSE. and SHOE', with extensive back Premises, No. 14 Green-street, in the occu pation of Mr. Brown, Shk-dyer. Lot 19. A DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP, with extensive back Premises, No. 15, Oreen-street, in the occupation of Mr. Brown's under-tenants. Lot ii. A spacious newly-bnillt DWELLING-HOUSE, with extensive back Premises and Workshops, No. 16, Green-street, in the occupation of Mr. Barna, The Premises may be viewed with lee of the respective tenants, and particulars had at the Sun and Cantons. Ctstle-street the Star and Garter, Green -street; at Garraway's Coffee-house; of Wm. Chisholme, Esq. 36, Lincoln's lon-fields; and of Mr. Squibb and Son, Saville.row. BERNER'S-STREET. SUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD HOUSE and STABLING, Producing a Net Rent of MI. per annum. By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, At Garraway's, on FRIDAY, the oth of M a y next, at 12, THE substantially-built and very convenient LEASE HOLD RE--IDENCE, No. 11, on the east side of Ber ner's-street. in the occupation of 31m. Norgan ; with a four-stalled stable, coach-house, and dwelling rooms, in Berners-mews, let on lease for 21 years from Midsummer Hill, at the low and very im provable rent of 1051. per annum ; held for an unexpired term of 42 years from 3lichaelmas Mit, at a ground rent of 101. Printed Particulars may be 'tad 14 days preceding the Sale • of Messrs. Williams, Whrtmme, an d t o ., N o . 9, Li nco l n ' s inn New-square; of Mr. Van lletthusen, 31, John.street. Bedford row ; Garraway's ; and of 31!. Squibb sod Son, Saville-row. TO FURNISHING IRONAIONGERS AND OTHERS. J,,g,tsz AND STOCK IN TRADE, 'Clskelee-etetet. Ornevenor-square. W. HENRY- WILSON begs to announce, that he has received instructions from Messrs. Cundy, who are relinquishing the Furnishing Trade, to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION. on the Premises, No. 2, Charles -street, Grosvenor. square, on TUESDAY. May 3, and following Days, at 12 (unless an acceptable offer should be forthwith made to purchase the Pre miles, and take all or part of the Stock at valuation, and which may now be obtained on most liberal terms), the beneficial LEASE of the above excellent PREMISES, held for 62 Years unexpired, at only 60!. per Annum. Also the valuable STOCK in TRADE, which is all modern and of the best manufacture; comprising a capital assortment of register, sarcophagus, and other stoves of elegant patterns. orna mented suitable to every description of room, with fenders and fire irons to correspond ; ascending and descending hall stoves, kitchen ranges with ovens and boilers, copper still, washing and brewing coppers, an extensive assemblage of articles for domestic purposes, in copper, bell-metal, brass, and tin ; bronze, plated, and japanned goods, in urns of elegant patterns, coffee biggins, French and other lamps, candlesticks, dish covers, plate and vegetable warmers. va trays, and waiters; a general assortment of cutlery, black iron mongery and brass work, and innumerable other articles. Lotted suitable for the trade and private families. The premises may now be seen. The Stock will be on view on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale. Particulars and Cata logues may be bad on the premises of Mr. James Clift, Solicitor, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn ; and of 31r. Henry Wilson, 105, Hat ton-garden. RICIDIOND GREEN. The spacious BIANSION, vith OFFICES, PLEASURE GROUND, and GARDEN, formerly occupied by the Lord Viscount Fitswilliam, decease!. By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, At Garraway's, on FRIDAY, Nay 6, at 12 (unless an acceptable offer be previously made), A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the substantially-built and spacious Mansion (on which a considerable SUM has been expended within these few years), ex tensive stabling and out-offices, large court-yard enclosed by gates, a porter's lodge, a beautiful pleasure - groun d, occupying nearly the whole of the north side of Richmond Green, together with a very productive kitchen-garden, abutting on Asgill-lane. enclosed by lofty wills clothed with the choicest fruit-trees ; the whole together containing upwards of three acres of ground, and offering a most desirable residence for a large establishment, on a very ppfitable investment to the speculator. Maybe Timed by Tickets, to be bad of ]lr. &math as Sou, Saville-row, of whom printed Particulars may be had twanty-one days previous to the Sale; also of Messrs. ()ddie, Oddie, and Foster, Solicitors, Carey-street ; on the Premises ; and at Garra way's. A VALUABLE AND INTERESTING COLLECTION OF BOOKS. By Mi. - S()UTHGATE, At his Rooms, 22, Fleet-street, TO-MORROW, and Two fol. lowing Days, at Half.past 12 precisely, BEING the LIBRARY of a celebrated Antiquary, consisting of English Ilistory and Antiquities, Law, Theology, General History, Classics, and a few tine Works of the 13th Century, among which will be found Folio.—Tanner's Notitia Nloruislica, with numerous HISS ; Ad. ditions by Cole and Nesmith ; ditto, enlarged by Nesmith, his own copy—Dugdale's Alonsaticon, by Stevens, very line copy, 3 vol.. mule, elegant—Balai Scriptorea Britannicr, 1549—Bede" Ba tor* 1633—Matthre Paris et West.—Waterhouse upon Furtescue, with both Portraits, very line, 11663—Registrum Ilonoris de Rich mond, 1722—Fuller's Church History—Canident Angliea , &c. Scripts, 1603—Twysden's Historic Anglicans—Gale's ditto, dito, 2 vols..—Stukeley's Itinersrium—Alfredt Res Gestni Walsingham, 1674 —Tyrrel's History of England, 2 vols.—Petty on Parliaments, large paper—Madox's Paronia and Funnula, 2 vols.—Bloornfield's Norfolk, 6 vols.—Ceve's Script. Ecclesiastic:. 2 vols. large paper —Sandford's Genealogies--H ickes' Thesaurus, 2 vols.— Walthcri Lexicon Diplornaticum, 1766—Wilkins's Concilia, 4 vols.—Pur chas's Pilgrims, 5 vols. fine copy, with the rare frontispiece—Gra. vil Thesaurus Antiquitaturn, 12 vols.—llayle's Dictionary, best edition, 6 vols.--Fox's Martyrs, _printed by D a y e , 1750—Lyrs super Bibilam , printed in 14111—Legenda hanctorum, very the copy, printed by Paffroet„ 1479-11anolus, printed in Ycnice,l463 Jerrell's Works—Bueyan's Works, 2 so!, —Poole's Anno tations, 2 vols.—Bp. Hoadlcy's iVorks, b vol..—Winckelmanni Storia della Scultura, elegant, 3 vols.—Ditto's Monumenti A ntichi, elegant, 2 vols—Tillotson's Works, 3 vols. 1752 —Keach's Me taphors—Duchess of Newcastle's Playi and POMO', In 3 vols. In Quarto--Tacitus, Brotier, 4 soh. fine copy, Tussle, Paris. 1771-31irrour for Magistrates, in verse. 1610 irgil's XIII Bukes in Scottish Meter. by Douglas, blnek letter, 1563—Newtoni Principia, fine copy. 3 vols. tine copy, in russia—Lantharde's Kent, 14:06—Valentine and Orson, black letter. And in Octavo--Ilearne's Acta Anemialorum, large paper— Diuo's OIL Neubrigensis, large paper, 3 vole —Ditto's Thomas de Elmhant, large paper—Araer de Reb. Ues:is, large paper—Triveti Annales, large paper, 2 cobs.—Roperi Vita T. illuri—Textus Roffensis—Titi Live Fore Jullensis—Vita Ilen. V.—Joannis Olasioniensis—Robert de Avesbury—Robert or Gloucester. 2 VON. ....Daiwa! de Parma—Fueduni Scotlchron icon, 6 vols.—Leland's Itinerary. 9 cols.—Ditto's Collectanea, 6 vols.—Cali Vindicia, (ix. onitnais, 2 vols.--Camdt.mi Annals, 3 vole.—Rossi Warwicensis, 2 vela.—Llber'Niger, 2 voles—Curious Disenneses, 2 vole.—Adam us de Donterhun, voles— Langtat's Chronicles, 2 cols.—Denediztaa Abbu, 2 voles—/Inningi Chartularium, 2 vole.—Annals de Dun. stapie,2 vols.—Walter Hetningford, 2eola—Otterbourne et '4 bamotede, 2 vols.—Allured) Reverlacensis—Sprotti Chronica—Lls of Alfredo all by Hearne, and very tine. &C. &C. May be viewed, and Catalogues had at the Rooms. :,..w:::," ~r"Xw~l ELEGANT ITALIAN VILLA, At the foot of Harrow Hill, on the Road front /farrow to Stanmore and Pinner, with Pleasure Ground, Paddock, and 43 acres of Land. By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, At Garraway's, on FRIDAY , the 6th of May, at 12 o'Clock, by order of the Executors of the late George Hutchinson, Esq., in Lots. CIASSETTA COTTAGE, an elegant Italian Villa, substantially built, and planned by an architect of the first celebrity, for the accommodation of a moderate establishment; surrounded by a small pleasure ground, with a kitchen garden, good stabling, and coach-house, convenient outbuildings, gar dener's cottage, and a field of ten acres of excellent meadow land ; another field of eighteen acres immediately adjoining; a large and productive garden, partly walled, in which is a small cottage resi dence, and a detached Geld of valuable meadow land of about seven acres. The estate may be viewed. by tickets, to be had of Me.lllll. Little and Son, Mortimer -street, Cavendish-square; and of il►r. Squibb and Son, Savillc-row : of whom particulars may be had fourteen days preceding the sale : particulars also on the premises, and at the place of sale. BEAUTIFUL FLORENTINE MOSAIC TABLES, Unique Clock Case, formed of precious stones ; very fine Bronzes, magnificent Armoire, specimens of ancient igarqueterie de Buhl, Sevres and Dresden Porcelain, and a great variety of other tie ganciea, recently consigned from the Continent. .IR. SQI'II3B and SON respectfully announce to the Nobility and Gentry, that at the latter end of the Month they shall bring to SALE, at their Great Room, Saville-row, se veral extremely beautiful FLORENTINE TABLES (some of arge dimensions), composed of valuable materials, elaborately and tastefully disposed ; a unique clock case, formed of precious stones, to represent fruits and flowers ; a magnificent armoire, and several tine specimens of ancient marqueterie de buhl, in commodes and knee-hole tables, library tables, richly-ornamented bookcases and pedestals, Ladies boudoir tables and chefroniers, with plaques de porcelain ; clocks of rich design, in the taste of Louis XIV. and XV.; or-molt pier and table candelabra, supported by bronze figures on marble bases, three feet high ; massive or-mole bras de eherninke, marqueterie commodes, cylinder secretaires, tables and jardinieres; a collection of fine antique bronzes, specimens of fine oriental sea-green embossed china, with chased and gilt mountings, particularly a pair of bottles, four feet high, magnificently mounted ; Dresden and Sevres porcelain, in vases and figures, some modern French ornamental porcelain, 6.c. Ste. Seville-row, 4th April. TABLE AND DESSERT SERVICES OF THE IRON STONE CHINA. MR. Pll I LLI PS respectfully announces, that THIS DAY, at One o'clock, he ,hall SU BMIT by AUCTION, at bis Great Room', New Ilrnad.etrett, an extensive consignment of elegant IRON STONE CHINA, comprising large and ►mall dinner and dessert service/I, and breakfast, tea, and coffee sets of the most modern patterns, beautifully painted and enamelled, and richly gilt. Also several suites of ornamental vases and urns, ewers, vases, &c. Ike. the entire property a the Mahufacturers, by whom it is consigned for absolute sale. May be viewed, and catalogues bad at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond.street. THE LATE JAR. BALL'S STOCK OF 31L`SICAL INSTRUMENTS. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, by order of the Executrix, he is directed to SUBSi IT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms. New Bond-street, the REMAINING STOCK of excellent and vslu. elk MUSICA I, INSTRUMENTS, comprising ten grand cabi. net and square pianoforte', in handsome cues, and of rich and fine tone, by the late Mr. Ball, of Duke.street, Grosvenor square. Also three Anger organs, and a harril ditto, of powerful tone, nod • harp by Brat; 2fl violins; a violoncello; portable mahogany billiard.table; and a capital gun by Nock. Alay be tried and viewed till the Sale; and Catalogues then had at 7:1, New Bood-street. A COLLECTION OF ITALIAN, DUTCH, AND FLE. MISH PICTURES. lt/r R. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on IVA FRIDAY NEXT, at One, he shall SUII3IIT by AUC TION, at his Rooms, New Mond-street , the COLLECTION of valuable and pleasing PICTURES of the Italian, Dutch, and Flemish Masters, formed at a considerable evienee during • real. dente on the Continent, and in England from distinguished Ca binets, by an Amateur 4 among which are choice specimens by Rembtandt, Shalken„ .1. Stein, waive/mans, Carmel, Donsinichino, Vernet, Ostede, Tenien, Murillo, Poulain, Omer, ix. May be viewed, and catalegues had at Mr. PlaMipe's. is Nola in Pit, duty included, II attnn. garde log respect( viz. :—by 31 street t San! Royal Paull MR, and R Bayley and street; But Burgas% 16.. Orrrard.strer Paul's Chun.' Wood. Qw and T. Rlf treating du t'o ltlattraam. Hs. wrest; S.ir Overton, 111 airmaseis io =~~ - L:EaL% tt, - ....... . . . 0 - .-r 4 V . . ~. r Z e) -4 / ' ....-------. 7 17 7 A /e/ 1 f ; • , ' ‘ Cam' /, /' - -- t %. i - ' ka / 7 L.- 1 . , ;,,-(..-‘,‘ 111 - 7-4-- / /i' ( / ' i''' , ' • ~ . . , / /' ,' ". • 1;„." - ) ill ,- 0 y.:::.• . ~ . -. lA , 1' ....? s l. . _ 1 \ TI 1 ibt 4 \ 4 . 1 . - ---1 c r cer r nojin . 1 ---........, - 00- Price 7d. SALES Bt AUCTION. EXTENSIVE SALE of REVERSIONARY PROPERTY. th T e i l l E r y mt:tjay s. ii t i t f e or p ms the r of the Amicable Association, ailvertised to take place at the Mar'. on for a abort period. Dile Notice will be given of the Day of Sale. Poultry, April 15, 182 s. Building 31ateski, curio us cani ng , LEE-PLACE MANSION. in Wood by Grinling house (38 Tessellated gloom, Painted Ceilings, a capital Hot. (38 feet long, nearly pew). and numerous Erects. By Mr. 814 UTTLE WORTH, On the Provokes. at Gee. in the County of„Xenr, on MONDAY NEXT and following Day, at 11, A LL the valuable- MATERIALS of the ancient 3IANSION HOUSE and OFFICES, called LEE.P LACE, Iwautiful carvings in wood in Gritsling Gibbons, consisting trait, flowers, grcups of gains and fishea, a file antique chirneei. pace, and other specimens of equal rarity and *inn moe : two to:- related oak floors, a handsome carved wood ceding with six allego rical paintings in good preservation, a capital hothouse (lately nen.• ad, ail feet long), cornucopias and other ornaments cut in sone, IL. the Materials comprise brick work, plain and pan tiles, oak and fir ambers, flooring, boards, wainscoting, internal fittings of alt dearriptions, stone, brick, and clinker paving. Also several coos of lied. lead pipes, cisterns, and pumps; a quantity of old ire., used fixtures, &c. sky be viewed three dayaprevious to the sale, when catalogues may be had on •he prenstoss; of Messrs. Driver; siu7veynrs ac Leal Agents, 13, Neve Bridge-street, Blacktriars ; and of Air. Ittottlesturtb s 28, PfnahrY• FREEIIOLD F. 9 ATM Nra •••CIA , • . rase By Mr. atItiI"tLEWORTIL At skot Mart, on WEDNESDAY, May 4, at 12, in 31 Lots, Ninlettit previously disposed of by private contract, VALUAJ3LI and very improvable FREEIIOLD ESTATES, exonerated from the land tax ; comprising U dwelling.houses and premises, Nos. 1 to 20 inclusive, and Noll. n, 23, and 24, being nearly the whole of Holywell.rosr, near Fins bury-aquare in the immediate vicinity o f t h e N ew North-road, a neighhourhOod rapidly increasing in respectability and consequence ale a ground rent amounting to 71. Ills. per annum : in the occu pation of repeatable tenants, the principal part for the remainder of terms which expire at Christmas 1030, et old and very low VOWS* amounting to 40r. 10a. per annum. May be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and Particular had previous to the Sale of Messrs. Lowless, Crosse, and Bettye, Soli. coon, Hatton-court, Threadeeedle.street; at the Mart; sag of 31r. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. NEAR DUNMOW, ESSEX. B Mr. SHUTTLE W ORTH , At the Mart, on THURSDAY, May 26, at 12, unless previ. ously disposed of by Private Contract. H ILL FAl{\l, a desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES. be the same more or less, of rich meadow, pasture, and arable land, with a farmhouse. farm-yard, bares, alibiing, and suitable agricultural buildings, desirably situated at Old Samptord, near Pinching Field, abo u t t en miles from Dumnow, and forty-eight from London, in a preferable part of the county of Essex. ?'ow in the occupation of Air. John Willett, at a very low rent. May be viewed with leave of the tenant, and particulars had at the Saracen's Head Inn, Dunmow ; Sun. netted : Rose and Crown, Saffrom Walden ; Orcen Man, Harlow ; Black Boy, Chelmsford; Stokes', Epping-place; of Messrs. Lowless, Croix. and Battle, Solicitors, Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street ; at the Mart; and of hlr. Shotdewortb, No. 28, Poultry. TAVISTOCK.SqUARE. EXCELLENT TOWN RESIDENCE, WITH COACH HOUSE AND STABLE. Br Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, T At the Mart, en HURSDAY, May 26, at 12, in Tiro Lots, AN Elegant FAMILY RESIDENCE, i n per f ec t order, and most desirably situated, No. 11, on the east aide of Tavittock-square, in the parish of St. Pancras, ard near the New Church, containing seven airy bed-chambers, spacious band. same lofty drawing room, 24 feet by 21, communicating by folding door's with an anti.drawing.room; excellent dining-room, 24 feet by 21; breakfast parlour, suitable domestic arrangements, and cellaring. Also, a good COACH-ROUSE and Three-Stall Sta. ble, with loft and servants' room over, situate in Tavistoca-mews, immediately behind the residence. The Estates are held under se. parate leases, for terms of upwards of ;0 years unexpired, at low ground.rents. May be viewed with Tickets only, which, with PartFul.rs, may be had of 11r. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. Partic tar Islay eke be obtained. ef Its. Welter. lielisisor, Threadneedle.nreet ; and at the Mart. WEST. E VD, HA M PST EA D 4 DELIGHTFUL FAMILY RESIDENCE, WITH LAWNS, PLEASURE GROUNDS, AND SHRUBBERIES. By Mr. W.STEVENS, At the Auction Mart; on TUESDAY, !Hay 18, 1825, at 12, by order of the Etecutria, without reserve, ACOPYHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a substan:ial FAMILY RESIDENCE, situtne at West-End, Munn stead, Three Miles from Tows, the late Residence of Germain Lavie, Esti. ; containing numerous airy bed chamters, dressing moms and closets, well.proponioned drawing moms commu nicating, capital dining room, breakfast room, and litter/ open ing to a conservatory. and a very superior arranirement of dom•stis offices, front and back gardens, green house, de. Also, a LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising a newly. etrected siz.stall stable, double eoach.house. with rooms over, and seven scree of land tastefully laid out, and adjoining. May be viewed by Ticket, and Particulars had at the place of Sale; of Messrs. Oliverson and Denby, Solicitors, Frederick. place ; and of Mr. Win. Stevens, M. Old Jewry. ELEGANT and NOVEL . SPRING COSTUM ladies of Fashion will find, on Inspection, the largest and decidedly the most choi:c a , sortment of rich Gros trete Ducapra, Otos de Naples, hevaniir.es, &c., in all new agd beautiful French colours, never beftire seen in the British empire, and not to be ex celled in the world. Beautiful Barige de Loie Handkerchiefs and Scarfs, rich Gad and Silver Lamas for Turbans, Laces, Lace Dresscv, Veils, &c.: $ choice collection of Marabout Feathers, from IN. Si., and a boundless display of India and Imitation Shawls and Scarfs, from one to twenty guineas, with various new fabrics for dreg., combin ing utility, novelty, and elegance, which far escced the limits of an advertisement to describe. We beg leave to call the arention of Ladies to the advantageous terMll on which we offer our (foods, being the sole Manufacturers, and having purchased en immense quantity of raw Silk before** enormous advance which has recently taken place, enable us to sell all Silk 000.1 s at the same moderate prices 'lash has justly gained our name so much celebrity. SHEARS and COMPANY, 120, REHENT-STREET, Eight Doors from the Quadrar t. N.B.—An emensive Assortment of Parisian bilk Opera Cloak,. Under the *special Patronage of the Prince and Princess Esterhaty. the Prince and Princess Polignsc, the Emperor of Persia, and many distingniahed Personages, and recomnaended by the most eminent Pysielans. .. mild of i 4 nL ' e S n ce. 1 1. 1 1: le D ad 0 , 2 , , ,i g i c e w s er fo il ! , of al:to: mic properties of surprising energy. It eradicates Freckles, Pint plea, Spots, Redness, i.nil all cutaneous Eruptions, gradually pro.. ducting a delicately clear soft skin ; transfomia even the most Sallow enr•plexion int,' radiant Whiteness; resists the 'combing rays of the Sun, attecessfully opposes the attacks of inclement weather, and renders the han.h and rough Skin beautifully soft, smooth, and even ; imparts to the Neck, Face, and Arms a healthy and juvenile bloom; dttfu‘es a pleasing coolnps, and, by due per severance In the applica:ion of Rowland's iCalidor, prsduces a beautiful Coinpinion. Rowland's Kalydor is equally indispensable in the Nursery as at the Toilet. Perfectly innoxious, it may be used by the most delis eats lady with the assurance of safety and efficacy, possprsinfc softening and healing properties. To Mother* nursing their off spring it gives, in all cases of incidental Inflammation, immediate relief; cools the motith of the Infant, and enhances maternal plea.. sure in the act of ulmlnistering alimrdtary noulishment. Td Gentlemen whose Fates are tender after Sharing. A great infelicity which attends the operation of Shaving is the irritation of the Skin; Rowland's Kalydor will be found excellent beyond pre. cadent in amtlitw.uing unit allaying that meat unpleasant seuntinvi. It renioves unpleasant harshness of the Skin, occasioned by inter se solar heat or cold winds • and thus to the Traveller, whose avoca tions expose him Specific, a prom itigattperu . lfige • 4 ,r um' mu% 10 are Writeller, WitOlke avers- r to him to varians changes of weather, proven an infallible prompt rmouree, and. as conducing to comfoet, a pieta. r. lace and invaluable aequisidon. Pint Bottles at Os. GI., and in Ralf Pints at 4e. GI. each, tied, by the wle Proprietors, A. Rowland and Son. 20. rdrn, II olbr rn ; and by their appointment at the follow- table houvro, who hove jeer received a valuable supply.. Mr. R. I lend: ie, Perfumer to bin T•chbounte- niter, 150, t kfrrd.street ; Mr. Smyth, Peri:goer to the MIT. ill, Gatti... and Pierre, 57, P. Rim, 35, Iklerwin. 4 ' Brottster, Holmes, and Brewster. ticw Bond-street; id Blew, Coclopur-street; Berry and Co , IS, Greek- ANT, 4. Cheatende; LOsr. 330, and Prout, 226. Strand; revs y tt i.lbo to r n u : h t i to it; . I ( t l ' h oev tirc lin h a .y o, ard P : icca li d 4 i ward lltploA : • arch-yard: Rowney, 106, Batton-garden • Beasley a* dece-er Mei: Barclay and `Sons , 96, Fleet -inalthett J. igge. 65. Cheapeile ; Stradhos t Exchange -gate; Nig, he Royal Exchange: Take, 41 awl latinetona, volley. 23. flishopsteatdaerset s Tdmi. Feachurcladersse WI sad Jam. 69. Piseustrase; Marquis. Colmar. rift, 29. Ward. SU. mad Ilesesa, 1211. Adkins sad 17. lionmgh.—Observe. Dom ara reanisse wishes( dlid • red, " A ROWLAND It I/03." LONDON, WEDNESDA - I, I NGLISII AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SIM' Jli ('ANAL. %Ce understand that the Petitions against this 3lcsaure fmm the Corporation of Bridgwater and the Dean and Chapter of %Vella. presented to the House of t'ommons on Monday_ Evening, arc to be supported by the strenuous exertions of those Bodies, with their Parliamentary Friends, and that the termer hare already instructed the Town Clerk of Bridgwater to oppose the Bill in the Conn 'ratter. y M PERI A L PLATE GLASS COMPANY .— I' WANTED by the above Company TEN ACRES o f FREEHOLD GROUND, by the Water Side, on Thames or Canal ; poss essios to be immediately had. Persons having the same to dispose of are requested to send in Proposals, stating full particulars, addressed to the Board of Di. rectors, George and Vulture Tavern, Cornhill. C ANADA SHIP-BUILDING COMPANY.—The Committee of Management are now ready to receive Tenders for CORDAGE. SAIL CLOTH, CHAIN CABLES, AN CHORS, and COPPER, to be Shipped in July next. Particulars will be given on application at their Office, No.:, Freeman's -court, Cornhill. SALES BY AUCTION. A POLICY for :IMO/. in the GLOBE ASSURANCE OFFICE, effected 11 years ago. Ili Altman ROBINti, A' the Alart,.TO-MORROW, a 412, APOLICY in the GLOBE ASSURANCE OFFICE for 3 OWL mode on the 30th June, 1014, on tae Life of a Gentleman, now aged 4d. The annual premium in consequence of the lenrh of tune it has been effected, is very inotietate. Particulars at the Mart, and in Clorent-gardert. FORTY POUNDS A YRAR, amPly ' resa Lie;ihdd Estate, held for 70 years:in the Bonnet. By. Messrs. ROBINS. At the Mart. TO-MORROW. at 19, ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, bKId for 70 years, at ground rent of three uuineas only, consisting of a very capi. tat and superior -built HOUSE. adapted to the ore:to4lon of a re spectable family, with domestic offices of every description, large gardea and summer-house, desirably situate in Crimscutt.iurret, in the Borough ; It is l e t f or an unexpired term of two years, at a very low rent of OIL a year, but at the expiration of which period it will produce at least fifty guineas a year. Particular, may be had of Mr. Davie. the tenant, who will allow the house to be seen from two to four o'clock ; also at the /Bart ; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. BRITISH SH I PPINU Capital One Million in LOAN COMPANY.- 10,000 Shares of 1001. oath. COMMITTEE OF MAN•OEMENT. Duncan Campbell. Esq. Alexander Isaac, Esq. I Henry Frederick C o l e y, E sq . Thomas lowkins, Esq. John Cumberlege, Esq. James Rothe, Esq. John Easterhy, Esq. I Sir Edmund Temple. Robert Harrison, Esq. The specific object of this Company is to advance Money 11111 Ships' Cargoes rod Freights, at Five per Cent. on the eseartty of the Erick an which the loan is made. The profit* arising over and above the Interest of Five per Cent. will accrue from Ineuranees and other collateral benefits. The plans for the regulation of this Company being completed, and nwiterous proposals fur loans received, it is deemed advisable immediately to comtnenee business. The Committee, therefore, request that applications for SharrA may be addressed to their tem porary Offices, 49, bombard -street, on or before SATURDAY, the 30th instant, after which none will be attended to. (By order) PETER GAILLARD, Secretary. CIENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The Public are respectfully informed, that STEAM PACKETS of the first class for the conveyance of Passengers, Carriages, Horses, $a will ;tart from off: the Tower. for CALAIS, DAILY; OSTEND. every SATURDAY; VAR MOUT 11, every WEDNESDAY ; BRIGHTON to DIEPPE, every SATURDAY. In Mar, superior PACKETS will ply between LONDON, DUNKIRK, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, and RAMS GATE, Particulars. with Tide Tables of the exact time ofatarting: may be had of Mr. Black, at Lucimbe's Library, Old Steyne. Brighton ; 3lestra. Laws and Son, Yarmouth ; at the Bull and Mouth Coach-office, 40, Regent Circus, Piccadilly ; Middleton'a, :Ito, Exeter 'Change, Strand • Custom-house Quay ; and at the Company's O ffi ce, 24. Crutched Friars, where all further infor mation may be obtained. The Directors will shortly announce to the Public the various Ports to which they intend snpointing the Vessels now building. CHARLES BESSELL, Chief Clerk. CATTLE -FOOD CULTURE ASSOCIATION. CAPITAL. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, In Four Thousand Sharmr of Va. eneh. TREASURERS AND BAN K vas—Sir John Peering, Bart. Shaw, Barber. and Co. SOLICITON —Mr. James Florence. This Company has been formed with the view of lessening the evils to which Dairy and other Cattle Establishments of great public benefit are at present subject, by being dependent for their support on uncertain supplies of appropriate Food from Lands situate at a distance from the Illetroixilis. It is a well-known fact, that owing to the rapidly-increasing po pulation of London and its neighbourhood, an immense demand has lately arisen for Cows and other Animals of domestic use, and that the Proprietors have been seriously embarrassed with diffieul. ties in procuring natural Herbage for their Stock. They have, consequently, had no other resource but that of Hay and Grains, or Food still lass favourable to the production of Milk, either in point of quality or quantity. The Society, which now lays claim to public and individual en couragement, combining the advantages of agricultural experience with the force of capital, proposes, u far as its means will extend, to remedy tha oomplatned of, and tbss to enable tin Pro prietors of Live Stock and Dairy Establishments in the Metropolis to rely with confidence on a constant supply of cheap and nutritious food, while they will preserve a simplicity and unity in the great obt of their undertaking. With a view of forming the above Association the most accurate Estimates and Calculations have been made by practical men of the highest character: and there is no doubt that the individuals who shall embark capital in the undertaking will derive a much larger profit than usually attends upon its most successful application to general agriculture. Its promoters disclaim all views of monopoly, and hays no ambition beyond that of leading the way in the broad field of profitable enterprise and useful skill. A Eire of the Directors. together with a more detailed Prospectus, will appear in the course of a few days. and, in the interim, appli cations for Shares are to be sent (if by letter. post-paid), addressed to the Secretary, Mr. James Florence, Solicitor, 33, Finsbury. square. "CATTLE-FOOD CULTURE ASSOCIATION. " Please to insert my Name u a Subscriber for Sham in the above Company, on which I agree to pay the deposit when required." BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN SHIP-BUILD ING CO3l PA NV. Capital 600.0001. in 10,900 Shares of !SOL each. 01,01m/or—William Thompson, Esq. Ald. 31. P. DEPUTY emit RllAN—Robert Gillespie, Esq. DIRECTOR!. Andrew Belcher. Esq. Hart Logan, Esq. John Chapman, Esq. I Simon 311`Oillivray, Esq. James Doyle, Esq. 31 . illiam Pratt, jun. Esq. Philip Gowan, Esq. Chris. Richardson, jun. Esq. Matthew Harrison, Esq. Sikes, Esq. AUDITORS. Nathaniel Gould, Esq. I Alexander Gillespie, Esq. BannEns--31esses. Sikes. Snaith, and Co. The late severe losses sustained by the Shipping Interest of this Kingdom, and the immense field opened to Great Britain for an extended and increasing Commerce, by the enlightened policy of our Government, have caused a corresponding and extraordinary rise in the price of Ship-building. Such, indeed, is now the demand for Vessels of all descriptions, that many Persons. desirous of employing their Capital in Ship. ping, cannot be supplied by the Builders with the tonnage they require, except at very high prices, or under circumstances of delay, often defeating the more immediate purpose of their specu lations. Is is therefore proposed to establish a Company, for the purpose of building Vessels In British North America, on Contract and for Sale, but it is intended. for the present, to confine the operations of the Company to Canada only. Immediate sales will be the object of the Company, but the Directors shall be empowered to employ their shipping until die. posed of, and, in ease of need, to purchase wood cargoes for the purpose of loading their vessels. The various advantages to be derived by a Company, established for the purpose of Ship - building in Canada. will not admit of detail within the limits of a Prospectus ; hut it may briefly be observed. that. from practical experience, the following results may confi dently be anticipated. let. The employment of a numerous and useful class of persons in the Settlement; and by a beneficial diffusion of Capital and Labour, an increase in the national importance of the Colony. 2dlv. An ample remuneration to the Proprietors—who, inde. pends:nt of the local advantages which will attend their undertak ing. may reasonably look to the favourable Rates of Exchange, and the Freight in then Ships consigned to this country fur Sale, as sources of considerable and immediate Profit. It remains only to add, that it is intended to construct Vessels adapted for all trades and purposes, under the particular inspection of the Co:npany's.tgents, by practised Shipwrights, and with such due attention to the sele;tion and seasoning of the Timber, as.l it is hoped, sill materially improve the character of Vessels built in C'ansda. The Capital of the Company is 500,000 L, raised in 10,000 Shares, of WI. each, a portion of which will be reserved for Persons in Canada desirous becoming Share-holders. The Affairs of the Company to be conducted by the Board of Directors. who shall have the power of insuring their property, and of making all necessary Reguktions foe the management of the Con; patsy. The property of the Company to be vestal in the nausea of Trustees. A Deed of Seteement will be prepared under the ablest legal advice, and the shareholders will be required to sign the same. No share shall be soli or transferred until after the payment of all calls prev;ouslv made ; and then only with the eooseut of two or more oldie I)irecors. An instalment ef Si. per Share, to be paid into the hands of the Ilsokers to the Capra)) forth,' ith, to the account of the Directors. Due texice to be given all further Payments ; which shall not at shy one time etered 51. per share. All communiations to be addressed to the Secretary. to whom app!ications for Shares mavbe made ; but no Tenders can be re ceived after Saturday, the 21Id W. OILKERSON, Secretary, 6, Gerald-square r enriched Prier& ..~: ~