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N*TONIE Ifiri or Living slieleton.— Thlsonnoodiseisy of Naturahas been examined ony of tile men pine Vas Faculty in France end !t* whi elm beeliaarM EWA Pbsommanou. Ile has boss fist he ebb et e eillehee, in the confident be wal N; biliebeelbellet of &ince. lle is $ of me, in " amid bsa eyes by Web teeeinbled non. although be bee Detained as ealsrgement of bone equal y of his age. • , e Faculty and de Mk are invited to view so unparallele d . gig, who will be IBITED THIS DAY, at the Chinese in, 91. Pall.rn —.. noes of Exhibition from Ten to Ose, horn Two to Six. —Admission 2.. ed. HOOMEAVY MINING ASSOCIATION. CAPITA L-200.000/. In 4,00 Shares of 101. each. ipliealioni for Shares will be received, post paid, by Messrs. en, {Volker, Maltby, Ellis, and Co Minters; and George or, E•q. 5. dray's lon.square, Solicitor to the Company. rust 2, 1821. sou. lly comensad of the Corporation, J. HERBERT, Secretary. BAST INDIA MOUSE, July 13, 11.73. ME Court of Directors of the limited Gewsperno Merchants of Essistad tretßeg to the East ladies do Itsro6l Seta. la Ors Coast .1 be 111 Nedra Pielenhi w ia tt Nitari oti or bon lisait wznizar. ;m ak en r. 114111.temetstl itsObilt I =rr t a die s trp e ary% Oil the words " imp es the cone . to 1 5/, witb tho =tau at more ezidia sebtl~ean llkb T ottder t neat. Of beyond " 4181;1118 _,.. BAIT, Secretary. 616iii i V i dWitha ct e e nd Coodklleae Ander which the -many 's larrfte, may be had Ilisrii4nais am pla t ;: to the Committee of Ship. ENERAL IMPANY. —The Dumont of the above Company hereby give notice, I HALF-YEARLY GENERAL :MEETING of the PRO- Eroßs will be held on THURSDAY NEXT, the 11th at One o'Clock precisely, at the City of London Tavern, )pagate.stelet„ for the purpose of declaring a Dividend. alkrgive notice, that the Deed of Settlement of the Comi ty lying foe signature at their Office, No. 24, Creteked-friars. By order d the Directors, CHARLES BESSELL. Secretary. HE THAMES TUNNEL COMPANY.—Notice is hereby Given, that a FURTH Eit CALL is made of E POUNDS PER SHARE upon the shares in this C,oru , which Call is to be pail to Messrs. Williams, Williams, esti, and Williams, of Birchin-lane, Cornhill, on or before the yof Septem b er next. By order of the Court of Directors, CHAS BUTLER, Clerk to the Company. slirook-bolldlngs, 9th Aug. 1112 S. )ILNIVALL AND IWN()NSIIIRE MINING COMPANY. lice is hereby given, that any outstanding Scrip which shall e paid on or before Monday next, the 46th inst. will be de- I Forfeited. anti the Holders net admitted Sharglioliters in the pall. The Holders of such Scrip see therefore requested to :mice that they must attend at the Offices of the Company on fore such day. and sign the Deed, pay the Call ordereitof 101. hare, and exchange their Scrip ( b e Shares. By order of the Directors. JOHN WOOD, Secretary. Lombard4treet, August 8, 1825. HE ALLI K NG ASSOCIATION. CA P1T.11.-30.ui.ta. In 1,200 Shares of 201. exch.—Deposit 21. per Share. LINKERS. tits Entett, Walker, 3laltby, Ellis, and Co., 9, Mansion House-street. object of this Company is to raise Tin, Copper, Cobalt, mese, and Lead, on secured property in a most valuable rig District in the richest part of the County of Devon. e.third of the S' am to be taken by the Proprietors in part lent for the property. ip Receipts, entitling the bearers to Shores In the above Aiwa may be obtained or application to the Bankers until Wed. ty neat (unless the Shares should be previously subscribed tan parruern of the Deposit of 2/. per Share. Prospectus, containing a highly favourable Report from a known Mining Agent, together with a List of the Committee, .'pear in a few days. ITY of LONPON LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION. is :HENlstns of this I NS?! runox are Informed. that Ilse et TEN LECTURESon NATURAL and EXPERT r L PIIIIA)SOPH Y will be delivered by Mr. PART TON. at Albion Il dl. Moorgate, London-wall, to commence MORROW, August 10, at eight o'clock in the evening eel,, and to bis confirmed every succeeding Wednesday, at arse place and time, until completed. On 3londay, August Lzeture on the Terrestrial Globe; and on Monday, August I Lecture on the Celestial Olobe, by JAMES MITCHELL, U. F.A.S. and eiti Monday. August 29, &Course of Lectures hylielogy will be commenced by WILLIAM SPEIR, M.D. 51eraber can be admitted without producing his receipt, h will then bc exchanged for a ticket. nulemen desirous of becoming Members are requested to apply te Committee, on Tuesday and Seturility evenings, at the ion Cnf•t.h'usc, Ludgate-hill. or at Albion Ihdl, between the a of seven and right on the Lecure evenings. iberiptioo 21. per annum. payable hall-ratty. By order of the Committee,.. (1. STAY, See. pro tern. ROYINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND.— CAPIT.II. TWO MILLIONS. aims hereby given, that the DEED OF SETTLEMENT be ready f,r *SIGNATURE on the Ist of August next. and he at the Office of the Secretary, in St. Helen's-place, Lon : rut at Mains. P. and D. Illahony's Office, 29, Merriort ire North, Dublin, for that purpose, till ltilh of said month of ist, previous to which day every Proprietor is required to pay ucontlinstsltnent, execute the deed, and on executing the deed tcharge the present Scrip Certificates for others framed in pur. to of the Act of Parliament passed last Session. By miler of the Court of Directors, THOS. JOPLIN. Sec. lank rums of Powers of Attorney for exeriting the Deed of isolot are ready stiunpol at tacit of the above-mentioned Cu, to be delirer.al to the Agents of parties who find it incon ant to execute the Deed In pers.m, on payment of IL Ills., the e of each stamp. _ IROVINCIAL BANK I , f IRELAND.—Notice is hereby g!scs, of agreeably to the original intention of can oe the Capit a l of this Company, pmgresairely„ as the Local iblishments should he C.-toted, and business being about to be sainted. the SECOND I NST.ILSIENT of SE percent. is 'by required to be paid, between the Ist and 15th of August ether a the Office of the Society, in St. Helen's-place, Lon. or at Ateliers. P. and I). Alahonfs Office. 29, 3terrion.square W. Dublin, between the hours of 10 and 4 e ach day. ley order of the Court of Directors. sailea, July 11, 1021 THO. JOPLIN, Secretary. - - - - - • --- - KENT. WITHIN EIGHT MILES OF LONDON. 1 0 be LET, or the LEASE to be SOLD of, a capital and substantial MANSION, in complete order, and ht for tined ate reception of a Family of Distinction, and equal to accommodation of • numerous establishment, with a capital den, liteen.houses, &c. and Sixteen Acres of excellent Meadow Fora Establishment and Land aejoining may be bad, if !ed for. '0 be r iced by tirkets only, to be had at Mr. Nann's,l9, Breit ite•iford.row • or of Mr. Holmes, Surveyor, I, Fent, of whom further particulars may be known. A CERTAIN CURB FOR CORNS. IRE INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORK-PLASTER. This m.' efftctaal remedy has enjoyed • very extensive for upwards of half a century, and continues to maintain a ded supswieri , y over all ointments, salvos, ke. of the like de- Ptlon, affording immediate relief to *persons 'filleted with H of recent or long standing, without the least injury to *and by T. A xtell, and Fold in boxes at Is. le. each, by "ri. Barclay, Fl e e- mar k et ; Butte% Cheapside : Edwards, St. d Church-yard ; Pro•it, near Temple-bar t Purser, I. Finch t 4 Sanger, I be, Galbal.amet ; .soood sod Co., Bow Church ; Want, 324, !Ribero ; and all V:adm of Punt igediciam A REGULAR TRADER. FOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH WALES, the tine eoppered Shin PRINCE REGENT, burthen 40U Toni, WILLIAM B. LAMB, Commander. Lying in the London Doek. Has very superior Acerionnodations for Cabin and Steerage PassengeTs.— For Freight or Passage appiy to BUCKLES, BAG:ITER, aad BUCHANAN, 33, Mark.lane. A REGULAR TRADER. To succeed the Prince Regent. VIDE VAN DIEMEN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH .1 . WALES, the tine copperrd Ship PRINCESS CHAR LOTTE, but-they 400 Tors, JOSEPH BLYTH, Commander. AVM Load in the London flock. Hu eery superior Accommo dations for Cabin and Steerage Passengers. • For Freight or Passage apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTER. and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. To Sail the Slat of August, and has room fur Measurement Giocds only.• FOR CALCUTTA, the fine Teak Ship BARROSA, Burthen 730 Tone, HENRY HUTCHINSON. Com mander; lying iu the Kest India Export bock. Has eery.supe rior accommodations for Passengers, and will carry an expenencot Surgeon. F.'' , Freight or Passage apply to the Commander at the Jetties Lem Coffee House; or to EL:CECLES, BAGSTER, and IIUCHANAN, 33. 31ark.lane. BY AUCTION. CLAPHAM COMMOX. A eomentaitßlCOMlCE. with CowettAcatee, Sable, and pro ductive (tartlets. 13y WI NSTA 4NI.Ei" and SONS. At the Mart. Tills DA Y. at 12. AComfortable anti cheerful RESIDENCE, held on lease fm near eight years, pleasantly situate on the South east side of Clapham-common, on the high road to Tooting, Et). sum, &c.; containing six bed chambers, two dressing rooms, dining and drawing rooms, parlcsur, kitchen. &c.; g coach.house, three-stall stable. wash-house, &c. ; a neat fore -court, and a large p t ,ductive garden. To !..w viewed by cards only, which, with particulars, may be had of Winn-Nit,' and Sons, Paternoster-row particulars also at the Swan, Stock well; Horns. Kennington ; and at the Mart. DETACW ) COTTAGE It ES I DENC E --S CH RE V, Within three tui:rs of the Ilridges; with Coach-house, Stable, and Gardena. By NriZ,TSTANLEY and SONS. At the Mart, THIS HAI, unless an acceptable offer is previously made by Zrivec Contract, rir TIE 'LEASE, - for, Nine Years, at a reserved Rent, -1- of a COTTAGE ORNEE, situate at South Lambeth, containing five aleeping apartments, ra: elegant drawing.roorn, shaded, by a veranda, and opening to the lawn ; a good dining_ room, breakfast parlour, store-room, china clews, kitchen, wash house, wine .and beer cellars, and other cscellet:t offices; green house, aviary, roomy coach-house, two-stall stable an .1 loft over, and enclosed carriage-yard. To be viewed by cards only, which, with descriptive particulars, may be had of \l'insunley and Sons, Paternoster-row ; parti;:ulars also at the Mart. FREEHOLD HOUSES IN ST. .MARTIN'S-LANE Capital Public House, and several others, in Chantloa-street ; and the Whole of Seymour-court, adjoining. By Mr. W I LLOCK, At Garrawsy's Coffee. House, in Change-alley, Cornhill, on WEDNESDAY, the 17th inst. at 12, in Sixteen Lots, ALarge and valuable ESTATE, consisting of SIX TEEN FREEHOLD HOUSES, very desirably situate, Nos. 25, 2f. and 27. in St. Martin's-lane, near Chsring-cross; Now 28. 2V, 30, 31, 32, 33, and 34, in Chandos.street, forming the whole South Side of that Street, from St. 31er:in's-lane to Sey mou7-court ; Nos. 1,2, 3,4, 5, and 6, in Seymour -court, in the occupation of very respectable tenants, on leases at old rents., amounting to EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS PER A NNU3I. _ To be dewed till the sale,;;o and particulars, withf the several lots, may be had at the Bell and Dragon, and at the ship, inyhaados.street ; White Horse, St. Marun's.lane and at the %1 kite Lion, Hemmings.row ; of Mr. Bedford, Solicitor, No. 1, liedford•row; at Ganaway'a; and et Mr.Willock, N 0.25, Golden. square. AN IMPROVED RENT, AMPLY SECURED., By Mr. MUSGROVE, At the Mart. on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, in One Lot, AN IMPROVED RENTAL of 611. 13s. per Ann., secured upon cligible Leasehold Premises in .Minerva -street, Centre-street, and Cambridge-circus. Hackney-road. The property he leasehold, for an unespirzi term of 58 year. Deseeiptive pertieulassea•y be obtained at the Mart; sit Garra way'st and of Mr. Musgrove, Auctioneer, &c. 5, Attatintriats, Old Broad -street, and Hackney. HE DON, SALTS BY A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Al STRUT, FORTLAND•PI4 A Desirable LEA A GEN Pleasaady situate No. 7 land-roal. contiguous to at the hack, and entrane, The house contains, rooms ; second story, drawing-rooms, vrlndm trance. hall, dining and communicating with P conveniently fitted t for wine, beer, coals, To be viewed by le had ; Messrs. wain lei e. • e MIN, to By DRAY At the Auction Mart O. able offer shiJatel 1 4 VALUABLE FR 1 Rightfully situate on the preferable part of Nov brie built, stuccoed RES bers, three aessessrlas. Mao breakfast parlustr, arra eVI house. stabling, and large • . . el sleeping. w, two nest ml Sear. Cl. it the benki ht kketteoe, , and vaults lan may be kora, Tint. II an accept. :t, moat de- BRIXTON H ILL _ ........ Very superior LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, held for nearly 100 Yews, at s Ground Ron. By Mr. Ml t 4; ROVE, At the Mart, on THURADAY NEXT, at 12, in One Lot, A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of k Tao reseectable Residences, with extensive Gardens neatly laid oat, detached and delightfully situate in front of, and at a pleasant distance from, the high road at Brixton.hill : have been erected, within the last two years, in the most substantial manner, and estimated to produce a clear income of nearly 1001. 11 year. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with particulars. may be had of Messrs. Ashley and Goodman, 27, Tokenhousc.yard ; and of Mr. Musgrove, I, Austinfriars, Old Broad.auset, and Hackney. CHURCH-STREET, 11,10KNILV , - Capital LEASEHOLD HOUSE. with Coach House, Stabling, and Darden. By Mr. M USti ROVE, At the Mart, on THUR6DAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the Proprietor, . - T HE beneficial LEASE an nfimediate possession of • those very desirable PR EM ISES for many years occupied by Thomas Hovel], Esq., who has removed to Lower CLipton, sdaptcd either fora private residence or fur business, eligibly situate in the preferable part of Church-street, the corner of Sylvester row, holden far an unexpired terra of 23 years, at a low rent. To be viewed till the sale. Descriptive particulars may be obtained on the premises; also of Messrs. Amory and Coles, Solicitors, Throgniotton-street ; and of Mr. Musgrove, Auction. eer and Surveyor, 3, Austinfriars, Old Broad-street, and Hack ney. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY at HIGHBURY, and LEASEHOLD HOUSE. near EUSTON-SQUARE. By Mr. MUSGROVE, At the Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, in Two Lots, by artier of the Assignees of Ale. Samuel Henson, a Bankrupt, FItEEHOLI) ESTATE, consisting of 'tiro excel -La. lent Houses and Ground, at Ilighbury Vale. mar High bury Barn Tavern, Islington, part let on tease to Mr. Nicholls, and producing together Fifty Guineas a year. Also, a respectable Leasehold Residence, No. 7G, George-street, Euston-square, let to Mr. liamhurgher, at Sixty Guineas a year, held for nearly seventy-years, subject to an annual rent-charge. To be vit wed by permission of the respective tenants. Descrip tive particulars may be obtained on the various premises ; also of Messrs. Harvey and Wilson, Solicitors, 43. Lincoln's-Inn-fields; at Highbury Barn Tavern 1 at the Auction Mart ; Garraway's ; and of Mr. Musgrove. Auctioneer and Surveyor, u Austinfruirs, Old Broad-street. and Hackney. COPPICE-ROW, ChERKENWELL. VALUABLE ESTATE, held under the Earl of Northampton. By_M r. RO E, At the Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, in One Lot, by order of the Proprietor, AN excellent LEASEHOLD HOUSE and PRE MISES, No. 211, Coppice-row, Clerkenwell, the corner of Vineyard-walk, with a spacious Brick Building behind, on lease to Mr. Knight, and occupied by him as workshops and apartments. The house is in the most substantial repair, anti of which posses sion will be given at Michaelmas next. 'rhe whole forming a very compact and eligible property for investment or occupation, and is held for seventy-live years from Midsummer, 1791, at a mere no minal ground-tent of M. 15e. per annum. To be viewed by tickets, which, with descriptive particulars, may be had of Thomu Sherwood, Esq. Solicitor, Palagrare place, Strand ; and of Mr. Musgrove, Auctioneer, 5, Austin friars, Old Drool-street. Particulars also at the Mart and Oar raway's. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, WAREHOUSE-KEEPERS AND OTHERS. MESSRS. NUNN AND FISHER'S VALUABLE PRE MISES IN ORUB-STREET, In the City of London. By Mr. MUSGROVE, At the Mart, on THURsDAY NEXT, at Twelve, in pursuance of an Order from the Vice-Chancellor, and before the Commis *lona' under the Bankruptcy, in One Lot, ALL those spacious BUILDINGS, distinguished as No. 19, on the West aide of Orub-street, near Cripplegate, with an entrance thereto by lofty folding-gates, and consisting of a substantial Dwelling.house, very extensive Workshops, large and lofty sheds, carthouses, stabling, foreman's cottage, and roomy paved yard, with other appurtenances ; held for an unexpired term of sixteen years, at a very low rent of 601. per annum. To be viewed and descriptive particulars obtained of 3resars. Spence and Desborough, Solicitors. Size-lane, Bucklersbury ; of Messrs. Ashley and Goodman, Solicitors, 27, Tokenhouse-yard ; at Oarraway's ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Mr Musgrove Auctioneer and Surveyor, 5, A ustinfriars, Broad-street, and nackaty. planted wit tiptop, are two %loins v. • •perwu. Irani cow anu carte ingot, stumg, granaries, anti piggeriet ; roseate', with 111 aces Vlt rich wa‘d or land ranging with the high road, in six enelosuresapart of *Well Is remand t. contain good brick earth. The Mouse is substantially built, and fittad in a modem style of neatness, with a handsome viands remelt the saure,:which commu nicates with the principal floor by . Fgench windowc‘commandiag delightful and extensive views at the unties of pant and Surrey, also the Metropolis, from w hi c h i t ' distant abate 11X miles ;is o within a short distance 61 the chur ;is surrounded by gentle. men's seats, and the neighbourhood, t highly respectable ; and, as the land is in front of the road, it is presumed to offer a favour. able opportunity for the erection of villas. Note.—A moietrof the purchase money may remain on mort- N ' . lay be viewed by tickets only, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Drayton and Ventom. Auctioneers, Surveyors, and Estate Agents., In, headenhall-street. Particular* may likewise be had on rite PIIII/Vilill ;at the Greyhound. Doled& ;,, the Golden Lion, Camberwell ; the Horns; Kaphingten 4.0- Mt. Edit, :oh citor, 211, Broad-street -buildings ; ark at the Auction Mart. VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING GROUND, Near the Nine milestone on the Croydon-road, Land Tax re deemed. By DRAYTON anek.VEXTOM, At the Auction !fart, on WEDNESDAY, August 24, at 13, in OnPLot, A Valuable and large l'lot of •FREEtfOLD BUILD -111, !NG GROUND, (Land Tax redeemed) desirably situate in Wgddon-lane, Thornton heath, near the nine milestone on the Croydtin-;oad, occupying a frontage of 200 feet, by a depth of 100 feet, particu:srly adapted for the erection of a Villa, suited for the residence of a'gt:ntecl family, the situation being respectable, and commanding pleas;,ngly interspersed views of the delightful Coon. ties of Kent and Suri;v ; or, it is equally desirable for the erection of Tenements on **aim; scale, which would command an imme diate occupation, as buildings of this description are much in de. ' mend in this particular part of the road. May be viewed by application to the workmen of Tovee and Jeapes„ near the land ; and Particraars had at the Wheatsheaf, near the land ; Greyhound., Croydon ; White Lion, Streatham : and of Drayton and Venom, Auctioneers and Surveyors, 117, Leadenhall-street ; and at the Mart. VREEHOLO AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, Bethnal-green and 31ile.end. Dv I) it AY TON and VENTOM. At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, August 24, et 12, in Two hots. LotI.rrUIREE FREEHOLD Brick-built DIVEL JL LING ROUSES, Land Tam redeemed, numbered 1. 2. and 3, desirably kituate in Park4berk'bene nomas's-street, Hare-fields, Bethnal-green, in the tenure* ar 4 llllseers. Ransom, Munson, and Dixon, at Rents amounting 2s. Lot. 2. SEVEN highly respectable LEASEHOLD Brick built DIVELLING-HOT:BES, hadatedudtg fitted, and num bered 1 to 7, hvelasive. itl Besleblsteliemt, Ammar of Oxford street. near the Turnpike at Mile.ead, in the oeettpation of very eligible tenants, at Rents amounting to 13:d. 10s. and held on lease, sixty-six years of which are unexpired, at the very low ground-rent of 51. each house. The whole of these !louses have been erected of good materials, without restriction, are in excellent repair, well tenanted, the aituations undeniable, the neighbourhood daily improving, and are justly considered worthy the attention of the Capitalist for safe in. vestment. May be viewed, by permission of the tenants., 14N days prior to the Sale ; printed pirtiettlart had at the Golden Eagle, Mile-end ; Salmon and Ball, Bethnal-green ; and of Brayron and Ventom, Auctioneers. Surveyors, and Estate Agents, 97,Leadenhall-street ; and at the Mart, BRECONSH IRE, SOUTH WALES. MOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. By DRAYTON. and VENTO3I, At the Auction Mart, on IVEDNESDAY, the 24th Inst. at 12, in four Lots, Lot 1. p YTIN DU FARM, in the pariahs of Llanthcw, within one wile of the town,of Brecon ; can prising 2OR acres 3 roods of excellent arable, Meadow, and pasture land, with farm house and other buildings thereon. brit 2. RACHFVNIDD FARM, adjoining Lot 1, consisting of 73 acres of arable and pasture lank fhb farm bowie and other buildings thereon. Lot 3. BRYN HALL FARM, is fire pariah of Lianywern, within three miles and a half of Brecon ; consisting. of 9l acres 2 roods of arable, meadow, and pasture land, with farm house and buildings thereon. Lot 4: BLA EN CA 3l LA IS FARM. in the pariah of Devyn. nook, within six miles of Brecon ; comprising 11l acres 2 roods of pasture land. These Farms are in a high state of cultivation, and the whole of the buildings in good repair; the neighbourhood is genteel, anti abounds with game. The river Usk, well known fur its trout fish ing, is distant about a mile, which, togeth er with the great advan tage of the excellent market town of (through which the mail and other coaches pass daily), an where there is always a good supply of coal cheap, and abundance of lime en the estates, are acquisitions deserving the first consideration : the whole com manding delightful uninterrupted views of a fine picturesque coml. try, and presenting to the capitalist a most favourable opportunity for investment. _ N.B. There Is a fine growth of young oak and larch on Lots I and 2, and of oak on Lot 3. AlaY , be viewed any day previous to the Sale, by leave of the te nants; And descriptive printed particulars had of Messrs. Church and Morrice, Solicitors, and of 51r. David Rees Clothier , Brecon; the Angel, Abergavenny ; lleaufbrt Arms, Chepstow ; Ship and Castle, Neath ; Castle. Merthyr ; Bear, Cowbrldge ; of Mr. Tat ham, Solicitor, 27, Golden-squ are ; Mr. Peters, Solicitor, 15, New Alilman-street ; and of Drayton awl Ventom, auctioneers, surveyors, and estate agents, 97, beadenliall-street, London ; and at tie Auction Nut. PICKLE-HERRING !ARK &e. PICKLE - HERRING, SOUTHWARK. To Corn Merchants, Whatingers Lightennen, and others. VALUABLE FltEElloLD ESTATE. By DRAYTON and VENTOM, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, September 11, at 19,, in Lots, under the Trusts of the will, and by order of the Executors of John Green, Esq. deceased, unless en acceptable , offer should be made for the whole, or part, by Private Contract. A T ruly valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, of the estimated value of 1000/. per annum, in the occupation of Messrs. Betts, Roach, Sainthill, Meux and Co., Walleigh, and others, and comprising that old-established and well known Coast.- ing Wharf, being PICKLE-HERRING WHARF. in Pickle herring-street, in the Borough of Southwark, Immediately opposite the Tower, and occupying a very considerable river frontage, with granaries. counting-house. and respectable dwelling-house attached ; the IVaterman's Arms public-house and liquor-shop opposite. with the whole of the warehouses. granaries. stabling, and other build ings, extending from the front of Pickle.ben trig-street, running to the southward, emtward, and returning to the northward, form in.," three sides of the square of that extensive range of property. A brick-built Warehouse of three floors in the centre, and a dwel ling-house in Vine-court, part let ou leases, which expire in 1828, and the remainder in hand. The immediate contiguity of this pro. perty with the Corn and Coal Exchange, Coatom-house, etc. is an advantage presumed to attach to it considerable importance, and the great facilities it possesses for the housing, landing, or shipping corn or merchandise, will ever claim a prior consideration with the merchant or factor; Of it is equally eligible for the capitalist, aa a secure investment. May be viewed by permission of the tenants, 21 days prior to the sale. Printed particulars had at the Watertuan's Arms; Royal Oak, Vauxhall George lon, Borough= Phenix Tavern, Rat cliffe-cross ; Europa Intyßotherhlthe; Ship Tavern, Greenwich ; Corn and Coal Exchange Coffee-howsee ; Mr. Stevens, Solicitor, itlaidatone ; and of Draytois and Venom, Auctioneers, Surveyors, and Estate Agents, 97, LesdenhallAUret, where a pl an o f t h e k,state may be seen; and at the Alart. 1, 1825: SALES BY AUCTION. • . FREEHOLD, BERMONDSEY WALL, LAND TAX REDEEMED. 13y DRAYTON and VENTOM, At the /section Mart, TO-MORROW. at 12. ARespectable Freehold brick-built DWELLING HOUSE, very eligibly situate, No. 43, Bermondsey Wall, near East-lane -stairs, and contains four airy chambers, two par lours, kitchen, waah-house, ampletude cellaring, and pavad yard. May be viewed till the Sale Printed particulars had at the Europs Inn. Roth er hi t h et aide Drayton and Vemoin. Cdoo. "4 and -date Mews'-97, Eseadenhall-street and at the Mart. RESPECTA 8141 COTTAGE RESIDENCE, WITH LARGE GARDEN, WALWORTH. By RAYTON and At the Auction !W D art, TO-MORROW, VENTOM. at 12, by order of the Proprietor, IliMost respectable brick-built DIVE LLING-ITOUSE, with stated roof, erected in the Cottage style, with large productive garden, well cropped, and planted with thriving vines ri and fruit t rees i n f u ll bean g, very pkasaatly situate in t.ottuge` firove, West-street, Walwortb, two miles from the Excliara...ll contaiolng four airy chambers, dining and drawing dooms tutlfe dimenalona, two kitchens, pantry, and every , necessary a ccoinmoda. Lion. The whole in good repair, and early possession may be had. ce Ism, 44 years of which ma unexpired, subject to a ground rent of 101. 10s. May be viewed preceding the Sale, from eleven to fur. Printed particulars had on Ow premises, and of Drayton and Ven tom, auctioneers and estate agents, 97, Leadenhall-aucet and at the Mart_ ,TEVESii;n;i' Isy hsve of On th Ifo - rm PILVOMIIIIII, with Powerful fi - ea . d. of Water, a capital Family IVELI.INO ROUSE, with 13 Acres of Land, beautifully laid nut ; a desirable RESIDENCE and 5 Acres of Land ; Three HOUSES in the town of Faversham, and sundry allotments of GARDEN GROUND. Due notice will be given of the day of Sale. 34, Old Jewry, London, August 6, 1026. SEYMOUR-PLACE, CURZON.STREET, MAYFAIR. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, And Valuable Effects. By Mr. JAMES DENEW, On the Premises, TOMORROW, punctually at on account of the great number of Lots, THE Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, givens,. docks, porcelain, lamps and lustres, drawings, pints, library of books, and numerous valuable effects, the pro pmy of a Nobltemen, No. 9, Seymour-place, Curzan-street, May fair; comprising four post, field, and press bedsteads and bedding, with other 'chamber requisites, drawing.rnom suite of French window-curta;:is, chairs, sofas, and fauteuils, japan chests, mar quitiere commodes and cabinets, card, sot's, Pembroke, writing, and 100 tables, set of dining tables on claws, parlour chairs covered in hair cloth, sideboards, large Brawls and Kidderminster car pets. hall clock, copper kitchen requisites, and contents of the do most ic offices. To be viewed this day, and Catalogues had on the Premises ; and of Mr. Denew, at his Office, Charles-street, Berkeley-square. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pier and Chimney Glasses, Cabinet anti Horizontal Grand Piano Fortes, Two Harps, Violins, a Pair of large Globes, Eight-Day Clock, large Turkey Carpets, a select Library of Books, a few Paintings, Linen. &c. By JOSEPH COOPER and SON, At the Rooms, N 0.138, Oxford-street, on THURSDAY NEXT, and following Day, at 11, on account of the number of Lots, by order of the Executors of Mrs. Mary Jane II ugford, deceased, removed from No. 18, Montague-street, Portman-square, a sale not being permitted on the Premises. THE FURNITURE comprises mahogany four-post, tent and other bedsteads, with chints, cotton, and white dimity farnitures; prime seasoned feather beds and bedding, mahogany chests of drawers, washing and dressing tables, large chimney and pier glasses, imitation rosewood couches and chairs, rosewood pier tables and cabinets; large Turkey, Brussels, and Kidderminster carpets ; printed cotton and other window curtains, mahogany sideboard and sarcophagus, a set of patent dining tables, a pair of 18-inch globes, horizontal and grand piano -fortes by Stoddart and Tomlinson; two tine-toned pedal harps, one by Erard ; two violins, a fine model of a vessel in ivory, a few paint logs by esteemed masters, an excellent eight-day clock, linen, china, and variotta effects. Also a select LIBRARY of BOOKS, in handsome bindings. To be viewed to-morrow and morning of sale, and catalogues hod at the Rooms ; and of Joseph Cooper and Son, Auctioneers, 93, Hishopsgate4treet With In. LirEnPOOL, SUNDAY EVENING. Wind, W.N.W.—High-water 15 m. p. 4. Arrived, the Elizabeth. White. from Cape of Good Hope. Nailed May 26; Hesperous. ll`Cockle, from New York ; Jane. Wheeler, from St. Petersburg!) ; Lady Floattrez-Bishop, front Drogheda ; Helen, Cunningham, from Newfoundland, sailed July 26 • James. Smith, from St. Petersburgh ; Wilhelmina. Mey, from ' Memel ; Alliencen. Storen, from Ilrahestadt ; St. George, Harper, front Dublin ; Hibernia. —. front ditto; Agenorta. Berwick, from Londonderry ; William Pitt, Vernon, from Dublin ; Lark, Codd, from Wexford ; Wexford Packet, Cullen, front ditto ; Glasgow, Mick, front Glasgow; Mary Ann, Donnan, from Killough. The Oporto, from Oporto, passed Holyhead, Aug. 6., with wind at W.N.W. to IV., strong breeze. EAST INDIA SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ST. JAG°, CAPE DE VENDS, JUNE 15.—The Lady Flora. 31'nonnall, arrived from London the 27th of May, and sailed for 314dran June 2. PASSENGERS rEn Pc:Lotus, Captain Brodie, from Bengal, Madras, and Ceylon :—.Mrs. Brodie, Mrs. Tumbletou, Mrs. R ose , Mrs. Clutterbuck, 111;a. Smith, Mrs. Potts, Miss Rose, Miss E. Rose. Major Turner, Major Evans, Lieut. Arthur, Lieut. Potts, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Dart, Mr. Campbell, Miss Campbell, Mr. Clut teyboek, Alias (lough, Miss Clutterbuct ; three soldiers, threz women, two ebildren,ltervants. THE CarE.—Hia :11ajemty's ships Owen Glendower and Sams rang were to gall from the Cape for the Mauritius the 17th of Junc. PASSENGER PER Ills MAJESTY'S SIIIP ANDROMACIIE, FROM THE CATE.—Captain 11. Lumley, his Majesty's 55th In. tantry. SHIPPING IN FE LLIGENCE. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, Auo. EL—Arrived the Smyrna. Plain, from Zantr: the James Dunlop, Hart, from —; and the Magnet packet, from Lisbon. Oft the port the Darius, Clark, from Alexandria ; and the Merchants. frotn Grenada. . _ . PLYMOUTU, ACV'. ft.—Arrived the Lord Melville, Robertson, and the Lord Exmouth, Congdon, from Quebec ; the Escape, Evry, from Faro ; and the Lyra transport, from Gibraltar. PORTAMOUTII i e too . 7.—Arrived the Fame, Osborn, from St. John's, New I nswick. Sailed his Majesty's ship Romney, fur Quebec; hiti'Majesty's ship Ranger, for Lima ; the Charlotte, —, for Memel ; and the Maria transport, for Cork. DOVER, Attn. 7.—The Enterprise steam-vessel. for India, pasted to the westward yesterday morning at daylight ; this morn. mg early she was seen off here (her engines not acting), she re mained so until about ten o'clock, when she proceeded to the west ward, her engines apparently in order. We think she may have sustained some injury in her machinery in yesterday's , gale, when off' Beachy Head. and drifted back during the night. DEAL, A uo. 7.—Arrived yesterday and sailed for the river, the Quebec packet, —, and the Nile. Storey, from Quebec ; the Simon Taylor, —, from Jamaica ; the Hero, Cumming, from Canmeachy ; also to-day, the Unicorn, —, from St. Vircenie ; the George tlibberts, Drysdales from Antigua ; the William and Alfred, Mason, from Dominica ; the henry and Harriet, Sneaie, from Quebec ; and the Anti, Poulreath, from the Mediterranean. Came down from the River and remain, the Topaz, Strogan, for Barbados ; the Laconia, Daniels, for New York ; the London, Smith, for India ; the Louisa, Burn, for Malaga ; and the Cale donia, Lye', for Quebec. Sailed the Medway convict ship, and the Marquis Hastings, for New South Wales ; the Fanny, and the Doves for the South Seas. G nay Eery o, Atm. 7.—Arrived the Marlborough, Middleton ; St. Ann,Sughrue; Alliance, Vinchey ; Wallace, Wallace ; and Al bion, Proctor, all from Jamaica ; England, Stephenson ; Royal George, Ward; Charles Tennison, Borsch; Flora, Hilloy ; rus, Wright ; and Bebe, Brown, all from Quebec ; A Iknomack, Bonafor, from Trinidad; Para Packet, Patcre, from Brazils ; Bed ford, Martin, from Africa ; Pyramus, Brodie, from Calcutta ; William, Ruddock. and Hope. Madge, from Lisbon ; Skylark, Davis, front Smyrna; Marshall, Bennett, and Ocean, Whittle, front Honduras ; Sirene, Andrews, from Marseilles ; Enchantress, Killock, from Gibraltar; Sarah Ward, Moore, from St. Vincent's; Albion. (lardy Latona. Robinson ; and Cutlereagh, Wight. man, from Miramichi ; George. Johnson, from Malaga ; William Smith, Bacon, from Charleston ; Aurora, Hallett, from Cape Breton; Lion, Sherman, from Vern Cruz; Jenima, Craig, front Grenada; his Majesty's ship Cyrene, from Malta; and Frith, Fonter, from St. Domingo. Sailed the Toward Castle, Jeffery, foe New Smith Wales ; Cossack, Fraser, for Miramlehi ; Effort, Lurkle, for Zante ; Ranger, Holt, for Smyrna; Loyalist, Ramis, for Prince Edward's Island; Thetis, Green, for Quebec; Ant, Watson, for Buenos Ayres; and Thetis, Crisp, for Lisbon. MIRAISICIII t JULY 13.—The John, Young, which arrived on the Ath instant, from Loader% saw a large brig on shore on St. Paul's Island, and the aew oft board endeavouring to get her off'• She was timber laden, with painted ports and bad. PitIZAGS Price 74 Copy of a letter from the Right Hon. W. Huskimorr R Preston, Esq. of Liverpool. Somerset plate, Aug. 3, 1820: Dear Sir—in reference to the lots .pending Question of the 11b01,1• tior. of theduties of prrage and butlerage on wise imported Svc:ribs porn in .the Duchy of Lancaster. I have the satisfaction to acquaint you. for the infi.rmation of the parties interested-, that a correieler. able advance has been made In the Adjustment of these difficult matters. Some unexpected obstacles br.vP indeed materially retarded the progress of the ncgstiation in the Duchy of Lancaster, but I have remit to hope th;.t before the commencement of the nest Season of Parliament, the business will have been brought to such a state of forwardness ea mei lead to its early conclusion. 1 dbl Sir. yours, faithfully, To R. WILLIAM HUSKIBSO N. Preston, Esq., Chsirman, Sec. SPORTING IN7'EI,I ,IGE.VCR. - TATTERSALL'S, MONDAY, Aug. 8. Thew weir not above half s doyen subscribers present, nearly all the sporting characters having left town for York August Meet. leg, which is exi , ec ed to produce unusually good sport, and be very numerously attended, as it will have considerable influence on the Doncaster engagements. Accounts have reached town from York. by which it would seem that Cleveland is rising, and some letters quote the odds as low as II to I. The few present at T.o_ tersnll's made some bets, but the following. were the only horses named : ST. LEGFR. 3 tb I apt Memnon 1$ to I apt Altiaidors 7i to 1 apt Alderman 20 to I apt Addy (taken) V to 1 apt Redgaunt/ct 20 to I atist Whisker (taken) 13 to I apt Cleveland 3i to I *gat Pastime (taken) se POLICE. 3rtAWSION TlODilr, AUGUST B.—Tlamtas James, a Jebtar, confined in Whitecrosa-atteet Prison, was brought before the Loan MAYOR, charged with !lining committed a violent assault upon Mr. Bunning, of 11Iolineux.street, Edgeware.road, Mr. Bunning stated, that he went a few days ago into White cross-street orison to see the defendant, who had been arrested upon a bill by a tithd party. lie went up to hint and told hint ',hat another person would have considered an agreeable piece of news— that he would be out in a very short time. The moment he uttered the words the defendant struck him a most desperate blow in the tiec_repeated the blow, and then seized him, and celled out " the pump—to the pump " James was then assisted by other persons. and draghing Mr Bunning to the pump he threw hint into the trough, and would have pumped upon hint had not some persons interfered. The complainant found it necessary immesh. ately after his rescue to get some blcod taken from hint, and he was confined for two days to his room. The Lorin MAYOR told the keeper of the prison, who was present, that he had thought tLe disgraceful rows which used to lake place in the prison were wholly at an end, and that the last corn, ic hen had operated as a never-to-be-forgotten example. The keeper (Mr. Spencer) said the inmates had behaved a :ill the greatest propriety since that occasion up to the present assault. The defendant thought the mere assault, without the purnpu. s , was nothing, and said, in his defence, that he had not pumped. The Loan MAYOR ordered him to find bail to appear a: t!.e next London Sessions, to answer for the assault. CHARGE OF MURDER. GL ILDRALL, Ava. I.—Patrick rke, an Irish labourer. cat brought before Mr. Alderman Cox, the sitting Magistrate, charges! on suspicion of having occasioned the death of his wife. From the brief statement given by the brother of the del ease I it appeared that the prisoner and his wife had been mewed f oe IT years, and had aparently lived very amicably together tH arum a fortnight ago, when a quarrel ensued between them, and the pri soner beat his wife so severely that she was obliged to be taken to the hospital..where she expired on Si n lay morning last. Thomas Bourke. her brother, a tailor, residing in Golden Lion-court. Al deragate-strcet, had in the course of the day apprehended Rourke a+ a public-house in Shoe-lane. Mr. Alderman Cox, understanding that a Coroner's inquest nos about to be held upon :he body of the deceased, declined going iut,i any inquiry as to the circumstances of the case, and remanded the prisoner until the verdict of the Jury shall be known. ATTEMPTED FRAUDS BY MEANS OF ERRANO CARTS. Wm. Laurance, the driver of one of Clarke's Islington errand carts, underwent examination upon a suspicion of fraud, under the following circumstances ;..- Clarke's city errand cart called on Saturday morning at Mr. Mayor's, warehouseman, Friday-street, and the driver of it (nut the prisoner) delivered an order for a quantity of goods to the valiw of about 101. purporting to he from Mr. Robinson, a draper it Islington. Mr. Mayor, however, never having had dealings with Mr. Robinson, although he had frequently solicited his custom, i hesitated sending the goods by the errand cart, and the more so as the driver appeared more than ordinarily anxious to get posse.sloti of the property. Mr. Mayor, however, chose to send the artivfra by his own servants, and in consequence discovered the order was a forgery. In the evening the prisoner, who is the driver of Clarke's Westminster cart, called to demand sixpence, as the charge for the carriage of tee order, and was accordingly given into custody. Mr. Clarke, the proprietor of the errand carts, now attended, and awed, that the order in question had been left at one of their booking-houses, the Three Johns, White Lion -street, by a strango man, to be delivered by his errand cart. He had accordingly g i ven it to the driver of the city cart, the man who delivered it to Mr. mayor in the morning, and learning from him that the charge for it had not been paid, directed the prisoner to call for it in the evening. This explanation of course exculpated the prisoner, and be was discharged. A gentleman in the office said this sort of attempt at fran,l through the means of the errand carts was by no moans unit equrnt. Four eases precisely similar had come to his knowledge in toe last three months. _ ..... Alderman Coz observed that the shortest and most effectual method to put a stop to the practice of sending fictitious orders 1.7 errand carts would be so punish the proprietors of them for tilele illegal undertaking to deliver letters for hire, and recommended Mr. Mayor tp lay the circumstances of the case before the Secretary dr the Post-office. BARTHOLOMEW FAIR. A meeting of the City Lands Committee took place at hall on Saturday, for the purpose, amongst other su`ijecte, tat. log into consideration ihat of letting the ground in Smithfield t.• the several applicants for situations on which to erect buildings for the ezhlattion of pantomimes, in erludes, giants, dwarfs, toile beasts, &c. Before the last Court of Common Council tt place, many applications had been made, the report that error , . were making to put down the fair altogether baying, we understatiO. caused a great stir amongst the various managers. Apv signed by forty licensed victuallers, resid Dt ID the imme,:i neighbourhood of Smithfield, was presentedcummittce. It stated that the petitioners had paid heavy ma for thete houses. in consequence of the advantages derivable from the an nual fair; and that If the fair were removed, or any presently, were offered to the uwal exhibitions, the property of those hells,. would be so much in3ured as to cause the ruin of the petitioners. In the Committee, we are informed, the representations made of the manner in which the difrerent interests concerned in the letting of the ground would be affected, made considerable impression. The general feeling amongst the members. was, that the fair was a very great nuisance, and that the theatrical booths ought to be sue. pressed. that the encouragement given to thieves by the great feet. lities afrorded in a large space, crowded with persons of all dtserip tione assembled together, priucipally by the facination of the shoes, was a sufficient argument of itself against the practicce of letting the ground to the owners of shows. It was also argued that thw petition of the licensed vietnallers was in itself a proof that the fair was the means of leading to other indulgences, besides the innocent amusements of looking at all the wonderful things ethi_ bite(' in and upon the theatrical buildings; that the publicans de. rived so large a profit from the sale of spirits and beer during the four days, as to lead them to apprehend that the loss of these four days devoted to the celebrating of the Saint, would not only injure, but actually destroy them and their families. This latter argurneit was looked upon by some tie conclusive ; but denied by others. who insisted that the public.houses in the fair and its vicinity we a always conducted with the greatest regularity upon the occasion : that no scenes of riot took place in them, and that they were cleared of all visiter, at the time prescribed for closing tiolaes of the king. After considerable discussion it was resolved that the ground shout'. be let as hitherto has been the case. The LOUD MAYOR, We understand, objected as he had done its the Court of Common Council, to the numerous exhib tions as t:nd ing to excesses in drinking and other kinds of debauchery. IL• deprecated at the same time the idea of abridging the pleasure 0 , the lower orders, so far as their pleasures were Ent blended *Ph the mischievous materials which were to be seen in such athan.latve in Butholomt w Fair. The fulfilment' against the rornmil to lct the ground were certainly, in his opinion. very suong. but u the corporation bad pledged themselves to discuss the question mist fully upon a future occasion. and as it was a ! , iti , iret which found, from the:number of interests concern-4, rcf l uirel deep atter. . don, he approved of the intention of the Committee no: to deviate from the usual plan upon the presen!oFeasion. We believe that although the prohibition shor. fee. is not to bme,etircifosrpeccedta,cte. faEiracwhillu'oclta s vtedilinuirt y e :ar t n c tl u i to ff. r o e ir n t a ng ee o r rt e . as m tporto oa of the area, and this year we have reason to think will introducc the pruning knife even more unceremoniously. It is whispered that Mr. Wom bwell will be denied the oppom. pity of exhibiting poor Nero and NFallace, as his conduct has rt. cited the utmost disgust In the Clip , i IL t, I