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THOMAS 111 6 DONNELL, tyander ; Suntan 730 Tons. STONE CHINA. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, Lying in the Wes t I n di a Export . k. i v iArß. PHILLIPS respectfully announces that TO- At the Mart, on FRIDAY, th e 21hh i nst . at 12, Goodell This Ship carries s Surgeon, is elegsody fitted up for Pas- ATI_ MORROW, the lath instant, One o'clock, he shall POLICY for FIVE (HUNDRED POOR* Shore swims. -: SUBMIT bp AUCTION, at his Great Rai ns, New Bond-street, effected in August 18 1 1, on t h e L i f e o f a Gentleman Nowt hi Elvester For Freight or P apply wtheConintander, et the ar /MUSA. an altelasive consignment of elegant IRON-STONE CHINA, his th year, subject to an annual payment of Mi. 12s. Docker lent, Coffee House; tolleaws. Glakerell, Trail, end Co., No. il, ising large and smell dinner and dessert services, and I Printed partiftilars m a y b e h a g at the Hart, an d o f Wth Asa* I Aston Austin Friars; or to ' JOHN S. BAIN LEY. breakfast. to, and coffee sets of the most modern patterns, beautl- I and Sons. Peternoster-row. - FREEHOLD SHARE IN FULHAM AND PUTNEY- Wright NO- Id, Birehin-lane. Cornhill. fay painted and enamelled and richly gilt. Also several snits of 1 lame . orsomental vases and urns, ewers, basins, tic. dtc. the entire ; i Harding TO CH RES EMONONRSAND OTHERS. - BRIDGE. llyth. 'Flo be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by WINE I r i i t s e t i iY e. sf the bissiiifigssisis' by "limn it is eellitt g eed fee lb.. ! By WINISTANLEY and SONS, I._ STANLEY and SONS. the Beneficial LEASE of e m ay b. v i ewed this d ay lad morri „„ of sale, sod emigres bid At the Slut, on FRIDAY, April Y., at Twelve, by 'order GI the r o am , HOUSE and SHOP, carrying ilt a respectable Business is th at Air. Phillips ' s, 73, N ew Bood.ou Z . Executors ot Mr. Eight, • r reasuresa .• or Cbeesemongery Line, In one of She beet Situations at the Wes V River Tba echurch-street; ; end of the Town. The upper pot of the House is let to a respect. A COLLECTION OF ITALIAN, DUTCH, AND mei, fro^i Fulham in Bldlesex to Puts., , for the sh am able Tenant at 1001. per annum. FLEBILSII PICTURES. in Surrey, which is Freehold, giving the owner a vote for bat • . For further Partimlars, apple. is Wlnstanley and Sons, taw- IVR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on Counties, and has latterly produced an income of about lat. pelt 4 1 nester-roe., X SATURDAY NEXT, the 16th Mat. at One, he shall annum. lELS S HIP - sIIBMIT by AUCTION, r; his Rooms, New Bond-street, the Primed particulars may he had at the Red Lion, Putney ; 1 . GUILDFORD-STREII, ECSSELL-SQUARE. COLLECTION of valuable and pleasing PICTURES of the King's Anns, Fulham ;of Mr- Jones, Solicitor, liAtti..ld-stspst o call and sign fro be LET on LEAS by WINSTAN LEY and Italia , Dutch, and Flemish Masters, formed at considerable ex- Stamford-street ;at the Mere; and of Winatanley sod Sown: • • of Lords. The JL SONS, with inunediate passeasion, a very convenient and , pe n doring ng week, from comfortable RESIDENCE, plains* situate. No. PO, Guildford. m a residence on :'•t Continent, and in England from Paternoster-row. languished Cabiues, by an Amateur ; s m!pting which are choice LEASEHOLD ESTATE- li AMEN EV ' ate-et from !greet ; . eontaining good dining and drawing rooms, morning pp- 5,„„„,„,.. h. l~ 1 No. 6,978. PORT OP LONDON, April U, Ins. FOIR g ' - -- BIRMINGHAM WATER-W CAPITA L-425,000/. Divided into 5.000 Shares at 35(. each i Deposit NO ildiTidefi to take more than 25 Share•• COMMIT TEE. Mr. Joseph Walker MT. Michael '.... Mr. Thomas Tyndall Mr. Joseph Shore Mr. Joseph Taylor Mr. Homer Silvester Mr. Benjamin Cook Mr. Thomas Docker Ile. Richard Gale Mr. William A Mr. Chance Grafton Mr. George Wn, Mr. George Bragg Mr. John Sharpe Mr. Charles Shaw Mr. William Harding Mr. Jacob Pope Mr. Henry Blyth. TREASURERS. Messrs. Attwoods, Spooner, and Co. Birmingham. Par Prospectuses and Regulations apply at the Treasurers' • or M' Shears . Spoo ner , A t t woo d s , en d C o .' s , G racec hureh- str eet; ; •eßuie Boob are opened Sr., receiving Subscriptions for the Shares est already disposed of. • i,A7,;., . E OeOw of Me liononsuite the Commissioners of his a, Old Eltirle iteeenes, bt a specious Room, at the Old Broadetreet, en FRIDAY, the 22d of April inst. MOne o'clock in the Afternoon 'precisely, about TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS of GENEVA. which have been re. malady and re-diatilied, now to Vete at the tease As. tiller', 84 't be had at 6d. each, and Samples seta, at the Rudy per's Offies, Tower-hill, from Tuesday, the IS* sh , the 21st April inst. from Ten till Two e'( is d i opal 4. •plesing of Sale from Ten till Twelve o'Clock. PinwpMbehsen at the Fine and Forfeiture Ofhee, at the eke. anielemotet. BAST INDIA pousE, April 8, lan. IPRE Court or Directors of Me United Company of JIL .Verchants Exelaxe! trading to the Beet Isidies-& lurchy tire Notice, That the Court will be ready to resaive Proposals in Writing, on 4 before WLon EiDAY, the 97th inst. from the Owner or °tenon of good, sound, and substantial Copper-Bottomed SHIPS, of the liarthen of from 500 to 600 Tons, registered measurement, specify ing the Rate of Freight at which they may be willing to Let such Ships for One Voyage to China, and from China to uebec, in North America, at which Port they are to be dischargedfrom the Company's Service. The Court will alao be ready to receive Proposals in Writing, on dr before WEDNZIMAY, the 27th inst. from the Owner or Owners of good, wend. and substantial Copper-Bottomed SHIPS, of the Brethee of ben NO so 800 Tons, registered mesmirement. specify. ingiebe Bated height at which they may be willing to het such Shile for One Voyage to China, and from China to Halifax, in Nom Scotia, at with Port they will be discharged from the Coat. par.e4 Service. Tatihrellers. with the weeds 4 ' Ship Teethe ea the cover, to be several] y sealed or snd left with the Secretary, at this House, at or before Twelve o Clock at Noon, on the said Wednesday, the 27th inst., beyond which Hour no Tender will be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The Particulars of Terms, and Conditions upon which the Ships will be respectively employed, may be had upon application at the Office of Clerk to the Committee of Shipping at tins 110114; on or alum Tuesday next, the 12th inst. A COLLECTION OF ITALIAN, DUTCH, AND FLEMISH PICTURES. MIL PIIILLIPS respectfully announces, that on MIL SATURDAY NEXT, the 16th 'nat. at One, he shall SiIISMIT by AUCTION. r: his Rooms, New Band-street, the COLLECTION of valuab/e and pleasing PICTURES of the I Italian Dutch, and FL.-mish Masters, farmed at considerable ea pause during a residznce on :'. t Continent, aad in England from distiiNguished Cabioe3. by an Amateur smpong which are choice Specimens by Rembrandt Domitsichino thiussin Coursed Murillo WiltliretlElllol Teniers .1. Stein flatade McMahen Vernet ' 13reuze, &c. May be viewed this day and to-rnorrou, and Catalogues had at Mr. Plattpies. ONB-HALF of a SHARE in the BRIDGE over titA River Thames, fro Fulham in Blirid!coca to Puma, la Surrey, which is Freehold, giving the owner a vote for bait Counties, and has latusiy produced an incnme of about p* annum. ENGLISH AND BRICTOL CHANNELS . ' HIP CANAL. Subscribers to this Undertaking are requested to call and sign the Subscription List, to be exhibited in the House of Lorns. The Book will lie at our Office every day in the ensuing week, from Te• to One, and at the London Tavern, Bithopi;;ate.etreet, from Two to Four. The Subscribes" are informed that, after the pouring of this Art, they will be at liberty to transfer their Shares, and will pet be liable for rubsequent instalments or. such transferred Shares t and that a contrary statement, made by Mr. W. Broadmead, in an Advertisement this day, is a gross murepresentation. For the satis. faction of such Subscribers as may feel low doubt ou the roint, the opinions of Cenneel confirming the atatethePt. may be web en rappliakihe st «at aka. ME 3 .> 7lCiN, llth April, 11125.• . . i s 1111104 Inn-square. . - 0111LDIPORD.ST., ....uOSELL.BOU'ARE. rrio be LET Oil LEA by WINSTANLET and 1 SONS, with immediate penegalon, a very convenient and comfortable RESIDENCE, plattantly situate, No. 90, Guildford. street ; containing good dining and drawing rooms, morning par. lour, three principal bed chambers, and dressing room, four servants' rooms, good kitchen, situDery. fooun ,, an's pantry, and cellars. Te be viewed by applying en the r, „„ ism ; and further partials. lan may be 1110 of Winstanley end Sens, Paternoster-roue. Printed particulars may he had at the Red Lion, Pigmy; Ring's Anna, Fulham ; of Mr. Jones, Solicitor, Hatii.ld-otrsot, Stamford-streat ; at the Mari; and of Wnsatanley and Soot, Paternoster-row. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, HACKNEY. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, Aped 29, at Twelve, in One Lot, by order of the Executors and Trustees a Richard Dann, an. deceased. AN eligible LEASEHOLD ESI ATE, eonsiaitig of four neat nsw.bu,lt substantial DWELLINti ?lOUS/IS, three stories bigle. sad containias we meets en a t er, weds Nadia situate to Dentealame, laths right of wq into Nair pied, near the Bridge at Hackney, and in the orrupauirss of Me. Lawrence, .Mr. Austin, and other respectable tenants; at rents sunoutuing to upwards of 901, per annum. Held for filty-eigbt years. at a reserved rent of fail. per annum. To be Viewed by permission of the tenants: printed particulars may be had at the Mermaid, Hackney ; of Mr. Hillaty. No. 2h, :tlay6eld-street, Hasten ; Mr. Crosland, Solicitor, 01 i Broad street ; at the Mart; and of IT,lnataulity and Sor.s, Paternomer.zow It 4 .. .C. , ! ' ' :I nll4 , SURREY. R. DETACHED. w, Greco House, sod Two OPPIR Too' FURNIeIIi Rid REST 'Tit!! Com& Rouse, Ruh . Pr° frta Vt 4l64aar r 4 be welve Months, by 'IN TAN A.. and SONS: a very commodious and detached FAMILY RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate at a convenient remote from the high mad at Upper Tooting, Surrey, containing nine bedcharnters, dining and drawing roam, morning parlour, kitchen, and domestic offices, with an excellent garden fully cropped, green house, billiard room, &c. To be viewed by tickets, which, with further particu lars, may be had of Wins t a, , ley aid Sole, Pa ..ernoster-row. . • i tt i t a. L i tlttl ijMiTEalif" tif4 . Ott . the e c lsth iz y mt. a a r:nou s n o tts, k, he emu MONDAY NEXT, bUBMIT i ,l:CTION , at his Great Rona*, New Bond.atreet, an Assem blage of FASHIONABLE JEWELLERY, in Diamonds Oriental Pearls, elegant Suits of Dress Ornaments for Ladies, set in Gold and enriched with Pearls; Turquoises, Emeralds, Chrysophrues, Topazes, Amethysts, Garnets, AA.; Neck and Watch Chains, and a variety of Tnnkets, Snuff Boxes, and Gold Watches, and Miscellaneous Items of French and Eng. lish Jewellery. May be viewed two days preceding the sale, and Catalogues then had, at 73, New Bond-street. ENGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL. An Advertisement having appeared in the Newspapers. request big the Subscribers to execute what is called " The Subscription List," and stating that •• The Book" would be at certain places for that purpose ; it is proper to inform the Subscribers and the Public, who may happen to be Shareholders, that the document alluded to is nothing more nor less than a Deed, whereby the per sons who sign it enter into a contract, binding themselves, their heir,, executors, and administrators, for the full payment of their several subscriptions of 100/. per share, from which they cannot afterwards retract or withdraw ; and that notwithstanding any sub sequent transfer of their Shares, they will always remain personally liable to the full amount of the Shares for which the) now sign " the Subscription List." N. BROADMEA,D, Solicitor for the Landowners who are now oppos ing the Ship Canal in Parliament. CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, APRIL 12,1626. AT A GENERAL MEETING OF THE SUB SCRIBERS to the RIO DE LA PLATA AGRI CULTURAL ASSOCIATION, held pursuant to Public Adver tisements and Notices to each Shareholder, for the purpose of considering the Deed of Settlement of the utid Association; Sir JOHN E. BARINGTON, Bart. in the Chair, The Draft of the Deed having been read and discussed, It was unanimously resolved. That the Directors peepare a Deed of Settlement, in conforMity with the Draft now read, subject to such corrections and variations, not inconsistent with the spirit thereof, as they find necessary, and that a fair Copy of the Deed lie for the inspection of the Share holders at the Office of Messrs. Fuller and Saliwell, Carlton Chem ben, Regent.strea, on the 26th and 77th of this Alonth, and if any one be dissatisfied therewith, he be at liberty to withdraw his De posits on either of those days, but not afterwards. That the Deed be prepared for signature by the 12th of May next, anti be executed by the Proprietors residing in England within four months thereafter. VICINITY 0F LE2.! TIIERHEAD, SURREY, Excellent and Commodious Femilv Residence, with Offices, and Twenty-three Arts of Meadow Land. TO be LET on LEASE, by WINSTANLEY and SONS, a Capital and moti Substantial RESIDENCE, which has just been completely reps:red and decorated, and is in the most perfect order for the reception Ll+ Family of respectability, and equal to the accommodation of a immerous Establishment ; containing elegant drawing and dining aooma, morning parlour, boudoir, three principal bed chambers, six secondary ditto, dress ing romm and tire servants' moms, spaciore kitchen and offices, with good cellaring. double coach.house, stabling for six horses, harness room, man's chamber, &c. ; farm-yard. and suitable out buildings, productive garden, and four paddocks of rich meadow land ; the whole containing about 23 Aeon. To be viewed, and furadr particulars known, by applying to Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster 401 V. THE HONOURABLE COLONEL J. STAN HOPE'S UHOICE WINES. Mit. PHILLIPS has the honour most respectfully to that on TUESDA V NEXT, the 14th inst. he shall, by order of the Noble Executors, SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond -street, at Two o'Clock precisely, the CELLAR of genuine and choice FRENCH an d FOREIGN WINES ; comprising line old Sherry, Port, Madeira, and CLtret, Champagne, Val de Penas, Lebow', Lipari, &c. &c. the entire property of the late Hon. Colonel J. Stanhope, ALP., of South Audley-atreet, and which will by permits be delirered from his late reshleence to the several purchasers. The Wines ma" be tasted at the time of sale, sod Catalogues bad at No. 73, New Bood.sueet. NI -7 1 - , M DDLESEX. COMMODIOUS DE ELD TACHED VILLA RESIDENCE, With Loschhouse, Stabling, walled Gardens, and Meadow Land, about 21 arms. • By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 29:h inst. at 12, ALEASE, for 21 years, of a moat respectable VILLA RESIDENCE, delightfully situate in Turkey-street, En field, about 12 miles from Landon, commanding extensive and rids prospects, and containing ample accommodations for a family, viz. excellent dining and drawing moms, morning parlour, library, fivr. principal bed chambers, three drmsing rooms, three servants' rooms, kitchen, scullery, and an amplitude of domestic oflices, coo veniently arranged, and properly fitted ; two coachhouses, ambling for four horses, capital and most productive walled gardens, clothed with the choicest fruit trees in full bearing, extensive lawn, broad gravel and pass walks, canal, and greenhouse. The meadow land ts divided into three paddocks of very superior quality, and is a high state of .:tanurage, ornamented by a serpentine mai, supplied from the New River. The whole comprising about 21 icres, land tax redeemed and tithe free, and early possession may be bed. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with printed particulars, may be had of AVinstanley and Sons. Patemostmsrow t particulars also at the Falcon and Four Swans, Waltham-cross : the Rose and Crown, Enfield Washway ; t he reyhotind, Enfield ; and at the 31 art. ENGLIsn AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL. The Opponents of the Ship Ca nal do not think it necessary to take any other notice of an Advertisement, signed " KING and LUBIN," inserted in yesterday's Paper, than to state, that it is evident, from their own showing, the Subscription List" is neither mote nor less than a Contract of the nature pointed out by Mr. Broadmead ; and Ms explanatory Advertisement would have been unnecessary if the nature and effect of the instrument had been cor r.-Sy stated in the first instinct ; but it is obvious that an invite., tion to the Subscribers to call and sign the Subscription List to be exhibited in the House of Lords," and stating that " the Book" would lie at certain places for that purpose, was not the proper mode of inducing the Subscribers to enter into a Contract, binding themselves, their heirs, executors, and administrators for the pay. mem of their Subscriptions; and, notwithstanding the averments to the contrary, we can unequivocally repeat, that the Shareholders who sign the Contract, and subsequently transfer their Shares, will always remain personally liable to the full amount of the Shares for which they now sign the " Subscription List," and that there is nothing whatever in the Bill now pending which exempts them from such liability : and it would be absurd to suppose that the House of Lords would tolerate any Clause which would render their Standing Orders a mere nullity, as the Standing Orders expressly declare that the Parties shall, by the Contract, bind themselves, their heirs, executors, and administrators for payment of the Sum subscribed within a limited time; and any person of common un derstanding will immediately perceive, that if the Assignee of a Share should fail to make good the subsequent Instalments, the original Subscriber must, under the Covenant in his Contract, be answerable for the amour: —April l', 11325. RESIDENCE, SACKVILLE.STREET. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies that he is authorised to LET or SELL, by PRIVATE TREATY, ta Commodious LEAbEHOLD RESIDENCE, with three spa. cious and well-proportioned rooms on each Soar, and a well ar ranged suite of offices and a paved yard in the rear, situate on the west side of Sackville-street, Piccadilly. The Furniture, which is modern and handsome, may be had at a fair valuation. Tickets for viewing may be had, and particulars known, at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. THE LATE Mtt. B %WS STOCK OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. - MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that on WED NESDAI'. the 2thh inst, by order of the Executrix, he is directed to SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond -street, the REMAINING STOCK of excellent and valu able MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, comprising ten grand cabi net and square pianofortes, in handsome cues, and of rich and fine tone, by the late Mr. Ball, of Duke-street, Groevenor• s quare. Also three finger organs, and a barrel ditto, of powerful tone, and a harp by Erat. May be tried and viewed two days preceding the Sale; and Catalogues then had at 73, New Bond-street. It was then, upon the Motion of Sir John Harrington, Ind se conded by Admiral Sir Richard King, Raoivati unanimously—That the Thanks of the Meeting be -given to J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. for his able, clear, and satisfactory elucidation of the nature, plan, and objects of the Institution. J. E. HARINGTON, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, upon tie Motion of Mr. Judd, secoaded by Sir George Duckett, It was resolved unanimously—That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to Sir John Marington for his able and impartial conduct at the Chair. DULWICH. SURREY. ELEGANT VILLA RESIDENCE, WITH 27 ACRES OF LAND. GRAFTON-STREET, DUBLIN. 'P. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that he is uthorised to SELL by PRIVATE TREATY. a very spacious and well-arranged HOUSE. OFFICES, and PRE -51 ISES, most eligibly situate in Grafton-street, Dublin. These Premises, from their capaciousness and situation, might with faci lity be convened into 70 Exhibition, Lecture, or Concert Room, or to a range of Chambers or Store-bouses, being in extent 130 feet, for a term of 900 years. Particulars may 're known at Alr. Phillips's, TB, New Bond-street CIIEE R FUL RESIDENCE, . Near the Park. INSTANLE Y antiSOIS beg leave respectfully to S V acquaint the Public. that they h.ye received instructions to offer for SALE by AUCTION, in the month of May, a v.-Ty capital and commodious VILLA RESIDENCE, adapted to the accommodation of a family of the first respectability ; containing apartments of noble dimensions. with excellent oft Les, caachhouses, stabling, gardens, pleasure groands, lawns, and rich rites lon land. disposed In a park-like paddock, containing altd;ether noddy 27 acres, beautifuliy situate in the mucthadmired and sosial tillage of Dulwich, in the county of Surrey, only fire milts from Landon. The day of sale and further particulars will In duly notified is this and other Papers; in the mean time, priocipils may reedye information, by addressing a line, post paid, to Wimoanley a:d Sons, Paternoster.row. HERTFORDSHIRE AND ESSEX. FREEHOLD AND COPY HOLD ESTATES, containing rear 401.1 Acres. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, in MAY, by order et the Trustoes for Sale, under the Will of the late Samuel Pole, Esq. deeeesi,i. VERY eligible FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, situate in the heels!' of Barley. hi the county of Hertford, and in the ',wishes of Chrishall and (Midi:lll, in ttto county of Essex, in the high road to (•ambridge, front Whence thee arc distant only 14 miles, 4 from Royston, IG from Ware, and 3/ front Landon, comprising two farm horses, tehh barns, stahli-v, and out-buildings, three cottages, yards, gardens. and'sundry closures, pieces and parcels of meadow, p. sit•ee, atable, and wood land, containing altogether about 373 antics iwehes, let to two respectable tenants, 31r. Joshua and Mr. IV n). Judd, the forme:. of whi . dn has occupied his farm near 40 years, at exceedingly low rents. This property offers a 11305 t desirable opportunity to any person fond of shooting, as the neighbourhood atounds with gate. At the same time it will yield abundant income as an ineestment. The day of sale, and other particulars, mill be notified in tistur: advertisements. AT a MEETING of the MERCHANTS, BANKERS, SHIPOWNERS, MANUFACTURERS. and TRADERS . of the City of London, held this 13th day of April, 1825, at the City of London Tavern, to consider the expe diency of petitioning Parliament for a Revision of the Corn Laws, The Right lion the LORD MAYOR in the Chair; Moved by Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P., seconded by 0. 0. de 11. Larpent, E q. Resolved, with one dissentient voice—That a high price of food, relatively to other countries, is an evil of great magnitude, en tailing privations on the bulk of the community, reducing the ge neral rate of profit, retarding the accumulation of wealth, and tend ing to drive capital abroad ; and that the loss arising to the public from such high price is not compensated by corresponding advan tages accruing to any class of society. Moved by Thos. Tooke, Esq., seconded by W. Want. Esq.:— Resolved unanimously—That great fluctuations in the price of the necessaries of life are in all cases highly injurious; the extreme elevation inflicting severe suffering on the public as consumers, while the extreme of depression f, ruinous to the producers ; and that in the case of this country such sudden transitions ate followed by a great disturbance of the currency derangement of mercantile operations, unsettling the wages of labour, and producing violent alterations in the value of every species of property • that although fluctuations in the price of corn to some extent are inevitable, from the vicissitudes of the seasons, the range of variation from that cause admits of being greatly narrowed, by having the sources of supple spread over a wide space. embracing a great variety of soil and climate; that the restrictions imposed by the yresent Corn Laws, by confining our supply to the produce of this country, except in periods of great emergencT, have tended to aggravate the effect of the fluctuations. arising from the variation of the seasons and other comes. - - PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that I. on SATURDAY, the 23d inst., he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, on t )e. :remises, No. 9, Stratton-street, Piccadilly, at Two o'clock, the Improved LEASE of a CLeerful RESI DENCE, with appropriate Offices, situate in Stratton -street, Pic cadilly, enjoying an open area and view over Devonshire Gardens, contiguous to the Park, and removed from the noise and bustle of Piccadilly, and well calculated for a Member of Parliament or moderate-sised family ; the late residence of John Gray, Esq. re moved to Sackville-street. COTTAGE RESIDENCE, near EALING. MIDDLESEX. I'HILLIPS notifies, that he is authorised to .I.VI. DISPOSE OF, by PRIVATE TREATY. the Im proved LEASE of a cheerful COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with coach-house and stabling, good kitchen garden, pleasure ground, and orchard, situate between Ealing and Barrow, one mile off the Uxbridge road and seven from Lindon. The interior has been judiciously improved and avranscd, and rendered competent to re. ceive a small family. Further paretculsro, and n.d.6 for viewing, may be had on application to Mr. Phillips, 73, New Bond-street. SOCIETY for the Prosecution and Encouragement of the HERRING and COD FISHERIES in the DEEP ' SEA, and on the COASTS of SCOTLAND. CAPITA I. 500,500. CHAIRMAN—Robert Downie, Esq. M.P. DTPCTY CHAIRMAN—RowIand Mitchell, Esq. DIRECTORS. Edward Bainbridge, Esq. John Plumber, Esq. M.P. Alexander Birnie, Esq. Thomas Baikes, Esq. Thomas Cresswell, James Sedgwick, Esq. Thomas Edgar, Esq. Alexander Stewart, Esq. Captain Forbes, R.N. James Thomson, Esq. William Peat Litt, Esq. James Tulloch, Esq. Jas. A. Stewart 31ackenzie, Esq. Benjamin Wood, Esq. 141sy be viewed by Tickets which, with Particulars, maybe had at AIL Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. VALUABLE BOOKS, BOOKS OF ART, LOOSE PRINTS, &e. The Property of a Gentlemen, 'LMPHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on MONDAY, the _ sth instant, and following Day, at One, he shall SUBM fT by AUCTION, at his Rooms, New Bond -street, the valuable LI DHABI' of BOOKS, of choice Edi tions, Illustrated with sets of Proof and other Platys, and selected at great expense ; Books of Prints, Galleries of Art, Chinese Draw ings, ke. &c. expensively hound in morocco, instil', and vellum, in excellent condition ; also an Assortment of loose Prints and Drawings, and a Pair of Globes, the property of a Gentleman. May be viewed by Catalogues two daya preceding the sale, and Catalogues had at Mr. Philips's. MODERN HOUSE, OFFICES, STABLING, ac. II andsomely Furnished, at the West•end of London. c i t T fu l. l ; ly (.o ar r u ß nus i.. tl o la r t to he L h E aß T AI R io! ' I S I A I L i i b i ; PRIV ' . for a Term of years, an excellent and recently-built HOUSE, ar ranged in rooms of noble and convenient proportions, expensively fitted up, and superbly furnished, with sui:s of attached and de tached offices, roomy stabling for 15 horses, and double coach house, and every requisite domestic accommodation for a respect able family ; including tOurteen beds. The Premises are situate in a Square, and the Furniture, which is nearly new, is of a supe rior chg.. Ticket., for viewing between one and four, and terms, may be known at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. STRATTON-STREET. •UDITORS. Peter Free, Esq. Samuel llibbert, Esq. Sir llugh limes, Ban. M.P. John limes, Esq. BANKERS. Sir Peter Pole, Bart. Thornton, I Alessrs. Barnard, Dimsdale, and Co. and Co. The importance of our Herring ri,hery to the naval and com mercial interests of the country has been at all times felt and acknowledged ; but, owing to the imperfect mode of cure adopted by the individuals engaged in it, and the want of due co-operation and support on the part of the capitalist, together with the exist ence of many restrictions (now removed). this great source of national wealth has been almost wholly engrossed by foreign and rival nations. . . ELEGANT FURNITURE, WINE, CHARIOT, CABRIO LET &c. &c. &c. , M L th L e !LS respec t fully the 25th o a n nd S i lT r U w ' i ll n - Day, at One, shall SUBMIT MONDAY, A UCTIO, on the Pre mises, No. 9, Stratton-street, Piccadilly, the late Residence of John Gray, Esq. all the MODERN and ELEGANT FURNITURE, pier and chimney glasses, Sarre and French porcelain, clocks and candelabra, bronzes, pictures, and drawings, small library of books, and miscellaneous items of value and ornament ; a brilliant-toned harp, by Dodd, with Dizi's Patent ; and a grand piano, by Kirk. man ; an excellent town-built chariot and cabriolet ; and about One Hundred and Fifty Dozen of choice Old Port, and Twenty Dozen of hermitage. May be viewed three days prior to the Sale, and Catalogues at Is. each, then had on the Premise,, and at Mr. Philip's, 73, New Bond-street. MONSIEUR LEPEYRIERE'S SALE OF PICTURES, MINIATURES, AND MEUBLES, PARIS. Ili EONS' EU It II ENRY has the honour to invite the 01_ attention of the Nobility, Gentry. and Collectors of England, to the GALE BY AUCTION, On TUESDAY NEXT, the litth inst., at Hue du Gros Chenet, No. 4, of the PRECIOUS AND HIGHLY-VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PICTURES, ' principally formed during the late Revolution, by Monsieur Lepey nere, Receiver-General of the Department of the Seine, and in which Collection are many Pictures of the highest quality, by the most renowned Painters of the ITALIAN, SPANISH. FRENCH, DUTCH, AND FLEMISH SCHOOLS. SMALL CELLAR OF VERY FINE WINE. By Mr. JAMES DEN.EW, At his Auction Room, Charles-strect. Derkcl,y.square,. on TUES. DAY NEXT, a: 1. . _ It is well known to all who are nequait.ted with the commercial hixtory of Europe, that the Dutch were chiefly indebted for their existence as an independent nation to the activity with which they devoted themselves to the Herring Fishery. They very early employed their utmost skill in discovering the best mode of curing herrings, and rendering i them an exportable commodity ; and even tually they succeeded n carrying their mode of cure to such per fection as to obtain a preference in all foreign markets, which the British curers, aided by Parliamentary bounties and immunities, in vain attempted to compete with. Sir Walter Raleigh relates, that in " 1603 the Dutch sold as many Herrings to different nations as amounted to 1,759.0001. sterling. That in 1315 they at once sent to sea 2,000 busses, manned by 37,000 fishermen; and that in 1618 they sent out 3,000 busses, with 50,000 men, to take the Herrings, and 9,000 more vessels to trans. port and sell the fish, which by sea and land employed 150,000, be sides those first mentioned; and this wealth," says he, " was gotten on our own coasts, while our attention was taken up in a distant Whale Fishery." The great Dutch Statesman, De Witt, speaking on this import ant subject, says, that 3,000 busses and 40,000 sailors were em ployed in the Herring Fishery; and that the United Provinces thereby gained (accor di ng to his calculation) no less a sum than 5,001)0.000/. annually ! " These Fisheries the adds) were the mines of liolland, which enabled our enterprising countrymen to throw off tile yoke of Spain, and to rival the marine of England." The number of persons directly and indirectly employed in the Dutch Fisheries he estimates et 800,000. . . itSmall CELLAIt ofvirleHolCE WINE, com prising Old Port, Carbonells, Sherry, East India Madeira, Calcavella, Champagne. Claret, Eurgu idy, Hermitage, Moselle, &c.; twelve dozen of Claret in pints, and a hogshead of very su. perior Old Sherry in the wood; the property of a Oenacinati who has giver up his town residence in Portman-square. Samples and Catalogues mty be had the day preceding the S.:r. of 3lr. Dcnew, Auctioneer, Charles.s!reet, Ilerkeley-square. SALE OF MR. WEEKS'S EFFECrS, TIIMBORNE sTREET. l‘f R. JAMES DENl;:lVrrsireetfully notifies, that ca 11 111(INIMY, the 25th instant, and following days, he %hall SELL by AUCTION, on the premise.% in Tichborne-street, Piccadilly, the REMA IN ING PORTION of Mr. WEEKS'S very VALUABLE EFFECTS, comprising a fine assemblage of decorative furniture in pendules, candelabra, lamps, va,es. ecritoires, and other items in great variety, of chemical design, at d. the finest workmanship, arlvted to the several departmenta of the Mansion or the Cottage ; beautiful specimens of porcelain, brorats, and sculptures of great value, fine carvings and enamels, various costly objects in jewellery. superb pieces of mechanism, sclf-azri..g and finger organs, aid numerous other interesting at Mir.. the invaluable collection of moulds and casts, unfinished rto,k, patterns anti implements. The property may be viewed four days prt..eedityg the sale. catalortics may be hal on the preiniem, and Mr. Denew, Charles. street, Berkeley-agu tr.. Moved by Isaac Solly, Esq.. seconded by John Hodgson, Esq.: Resolved unanimously—That in addition to the fluctuation ne cessarily resulting from the restrictions established by law, it is notorious that a great uncertainty has pervaded the operations of the corn markets, and the intention of the Legislature has been defeated by the fraudulent practices which have been resorted to, with the view of influencing the average prices by which the opening or the shutting of the ports is determined. Moved by iViWarn Crawfurd, Esq., seconded by S. C. Hol land. Esq.:— Resolved unanimously—That it appears therefore to this Meet ing that an early revision of the Corn Laws, and repeal of so much of the regulations a.s govern by periodical average prices the admission of Foreign Corn to entry fur home consumption, is highly expedient. Moved by Alderman Thompson, M.P., seconded by John W. Buckle, Esq. : Resolved, with one dissentient voice—That deeply impressed with the important advantages which will flow nut of the improved prin ciples of our commercial legislation, and persuaded that the agri cultural interests cannot fail to re ip their full share of the pros perity enjoyed by other classes of the community, this Meeting is desirous that the present restrictions should be commuted for a fixed duty, whereby the Ports of the United Kingdom would be constantly open to the admission of foreign grain for home con sumption from all parts of the world. That in the opinion of this Meeting the amount of the duty upon admission should be limited to a fair equivalent for such taxes and burdens as are borne by the cultivators of the soil, either exclusively or in a greater proportion than other Drenches of industry. But while it is the opinion of the present Meeting that this amount of duty is the utmost that can be admitted on correct principles, as the ultimate and perma nent basis which all legislation on the Corn Trade should have in view, it proposes to leave to the wisdom of Parliament to de termine upon such higher amount of fixed duty as may be deemed expedient by way of precaution against too great a sud. denness of change, always keeping in mind, that the higher the duty the greater will be the liability to fluctuation in prices. .loved by Charles Barclay, Esq., seconded by Robert Grant, Esq.:— Resolved unanimously—That the foregoing Resolutions be em bodied in the form of Petitions to both Houses of Parliament, and do lie for signature at this place until Saturday, the 23i1 inst. Moved by Andrew H. Thomson, Esq., seconded by 11. A. Douglas, Esq. : Resolved unanimously—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to John Hall, Esq. for his zealous, indefatigable, and able exertion in affording to the Merchants, Bankers, Shipowners, Manufacturers, and Traders of this metropolis, an opportunity of expressing their sentiments on this momentous question. Moved by Philip Combauld, But., seconded by William Soltau, Resolved unanimously—That the Resolutions be published in I lie usual Morning and Evening Papers. JOHN GARRATT, Mayor. The Chair having been 'vacated, it was taken by. Thos. Wilson, Esq. M.P ; when it was Moved by !loin. Rickards. Esq., seconded by Ald. Venables :.- $ 1 Resolved unanimously—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, for the promp situde with which he has complied with the Requisition. and fur his Lordship's able and impartial conduct this day in tile Chair. T. WILSON. Chairman, P. T. N.B. The Petitions to Parliament lie fur signature at the City of London Tav,m. alus ICA LS PA RTICIYLAIL BY II IS lIIAJESI'I"S LETTERS PATENT. LIMIT'S newly-constructed PORTABLE HARPS , 1.4 &c. The most desirable Instruments (of the smaller claits) ever known in this or any tither country. In these elegant little Harps is united all the general properties and fine tone of the Pedal liar?, though only one-third the size ; are a moat delightful accompaniment to the Voice, Piano-forte, &c ; and what renders them still more desirable is, they are so easily learned to play on as to be acquired in the short space of a Alonth. Ar to be seen and heard, and only had, of E. LIGHT, Sen., Music Professor, inventor and patentee, 13. Great Mary-la-bonne strit,-t ; where also hi s recentiy.invented BRITISH LUTES may be hut. Nit —For Ladies going Abroad, no Instrument is no well d:.pted as the above. having been proved to stand the hottest uctimatee * * s Not a Music /Shop. The neglect of this valuable branch of commerce, with which Sir Walter Raleigh reproached the British nation, has continued to prevail from his time to the present; and at this day the whole of the Deep Sea Herring Fishery is monopolised by the Dutch. Round the coast of the Shetland Isles, from 5 to 600 of the Dutch busses assemble annually in the month of June, under a Commo dore of the Dutch Navy. Each of these busses contains a crew of from 15 to 20 men and boys, making an aggregate of nearly 10,000 sailors This is selected but as a single instance of the magnitude of our loss, and of the extent to which we are surrendering to fo reigners a source of trade, which, by our own exertion, industry, and surplus capital, might be made incalculably profitable to ourselves. Second in importance to the Herring is the White Fishery, which is at present carried on to so limited an extent as scarcely to deserve the name; whilst the Americars, who have to import their salt from Spain and Portugal, contrive to render the supply of European markets with their salted Cod, a highly valuable bran ch of commerce. In order, therefore, that the great commercial advantages to be derived from the liming and Cod Fisheries may be no longer lost to the British Capitalist, it is proposed to establillh a Joint Stock Company, with a Capital of Five Hundred Thousand Pounds, di. vided into Five Thousand Shares ; and that the operations of the Company should extend principally to the Scottish Coast and Deep Sea Fisheries ; and it is contemplated, that by the great practical skill and knowledge of the persons employed, and more especially -a the individual whose superior mode of curing Herrings the So ciety of Arts has publicly recognized and rewarded, this Company will be enabled to render their Herrirp in every respect equal, if not superior, to the Dutch ; so that by timely arrangements in each season for the early Fishery, they may not only anticipate the Hol landers., and obtain a preference in favour of our own produce, but establish a new and very extensive demand for British Herrings on the Continent of Europe, and in foreign parts generally. The present moment is, perhaps, the most auspicious that could be chosen for the prosecution of this great nations! undertaking ; for all the ports in the world are now open to us, the Deep Sea Act is repealed, and the Salt Laws, with their complicated enact ments, are abolished. It may be important to add, that one essential result of the ope rations of the Company will be—to furnish the means of employ ment to the Coast population, particularly in the Northern and Western Highlands of Scotland,—to prevent the necessity of emi gration, by enabling them to support themselves at home by their own exertiona,—and thus to extend to those valuable districts of the United Kingdom, the greatest and most permanent benefit that can be conferred upon them. Applications for Shares, addressed to Messrs. Knight and Fyson, solicitors, Basinghall-stmt, will be received from Persons resi dent in England to the 211th, and from Scotland and Ireland to the '3oth instant. The great length of time devoted by the Proprietor in forming this Collection has afforded him many favourable opportunities of selecting, from the most celebrated Cabinets which have been dis pcmed during the lot twenty years (and particularly during the Revolution), Paintings of the highest rank and quality, and in the purest state. The Subjects are generally pleasing; and it is necessary only to notice a few of the Painters, whose Choicest Works this Collection boasts, to afford the British Connoisseur and Collector a just crite rion whereby to appreciate its superiority : Ruben. Miens Omni Douw Vandyke Ostade C. Dolci Rembrandt Bergbem l'orregio Claude Vanderheyden A. del Sarto Cuyp If etzu Albano Ruysdael P. Potter Raphael Both K. du Jardin Titian Backhuysen W. and A. Vandevelde The Carrsccis Hobbima Jan Stein P. del Vega Wouvermans iVinants Berkheyden Among the MEUBLLS are several rich and valuable Com modes and Consoles. Clocks and Candelabras, Porcelain, a grand Cabinet fonned of Ebony, Marble Busts and Figures, :ndia Lac quered Ware, &e. Catalogues will be distributed, at 2s. 6d. each, by Mr. Phillips, 73, New Boad-arreet ; Messrs. Woodburn, St. Martin's-lane; sad Mr. Pinney, Pail mall. THE NEW SCHEME, ALI, IN ONE DAY. HAZARD AND CO. CONTRACTOR& HAZARD and Co. feel grateful for the Patronage be stowed on their Old Established and Fortunate Offices, where they have been so successful in selling Capital Prizes, par ticularly those of 50,0001. and where in a recent Lottery they hid the good fortune to sell All the Thirty Thousand Pound Pnzes— they therefore feel pleasure in complying with the wishes of their Friends, by increasing the value of the Pinks from Twenty Thou sands to Thirty Thousands, and by also adding to the variety in introducing Prizes of Teo Thousand Pounds and Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds, besides retaining the usual number of Capital., without any Blanks, as every number is sure of U. at least. Hazard and Co. much regret to state, that this is one of the last Schemes they can ever have the honour to submit to the Public, Parliament having determined to miss NO MORE LOTTERY ACTS. SCHEME, ALL IN ONE DAY, Met MAY. 2 - Prizes of . £30,000 . are - £llO,OOO 2 - 10,000 - 20,000 2 - - 5,000 - - 10.000 2 . . 1,106 - - 2,210 523 - 2,09'2 1.200 10 - - 210 . . 2,100 24 - - 62 - 1,238 50 - - - 23 - - 1,160 No Blanks I—Eaeh of the abov e, and every 1 Nemo other Number, will have bl., betas . i 10,000 Numbers. £200,000 Two Tickets of each Number. _ Tickets and Shares for the above Scheme are on Sale at Hazard and Co.'s, the Contractors', Oft- a, Royal Exchange Gate ; 2d, Cornhtll ; and 324, Oxford -street, end of - Regent-street, London ; where for a aeries of years the! have been Mat sueceastal in selling Capital Prizes. In the last 1 ear's Lotteries alone they Sold Five Prizes of 30,0001. and 20,0904. ; and the following Prises, drawn hat Tuesday, the 12th instant : & 185 - a Prise of - itl,loo 9,572 a Prise of - 2,000 • And Eight other Capitals. A splendid assemblage of costly Furniture, valuable Bronzes, and Marbles ; Sevres, Dresden, and French Porcelain ; Pictures, Turning Lathe, &c. of a Gentleman. fit. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce that on 1!1. MONDAY 2d hay next, and several following days, nt One, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Rooms, New Bond-street,thesuperlatively elegantasaemblageof FURNITURE, both useful and decorative; noble glasses of magnitude and bril liancy ; a costly turning lathe by Holtzapifell, and a variety of me ehantc4,l and mathematical apparatus; &magnificent suite of carved and gilt chairs, executed for the late Napoleon; rich or-molu chandeliers for 24, 12, and 11 lights each; splendid armoires, corn modcs, consoles, cabinets, library tables and seaetaires of the finest work, and time of Boule and Reisner; ebony commodes and cabinets, enriched with line Japan, and appropriately decorated; Sevres, Dresden, and French porcelain, in services, and specimens for the Wainer ; or-mole clocks and candelabras; valuable bronzes and marbles, in 'troupes, figures, vases, &c.; several large and fine pieces of Gobelin tapestry ; Persian, Turkey, and other carpets, and miscellaneous valuable objects, the property of a Gentleman, re moved from his mansion in the West of England. Also the col lection of ancient and modern Pictures. slay be viewed four days preceding the sale, and Catalogues had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. PICTURES, FROM THE COUNTRY MANSION OF A GENTLEMAN. A yR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on .11.1. SATURDAY. the 7th of May next, at One, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Rooms, New Bonth•crect, with out reserve—An Interesting and Select COLLECTION of ITALIAN, DUTCH, and FLEMISH PICTURES, principally ors Cabinet Size, among which will be found Specin!ens by ('orreggio Solaro Wouvermans Teciers Poussin Rembrandt Wynants Berchem Ostade Breughel Hassan Wilkie Ruysdael Stella West ate. Patticulsrly a rich little Oem by Teniers, from the Praalin Cabinet, with a few others of equally high class, the Property of a Oentletnan, removed from his Mansion in the West of England. May he viewed two days previous to the Sale, and Catalogues, at Is., then had at Mr. Phillips's. SUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD MANSIONS AND GROUND-RENTS, BIWA NSTON-SQUARE. By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, Be order of the Assignees of Messrs. Marsh and Co- Bankers, Bankrupts, at Garraway's, T!1 IS DA V. at 13, in Eleven Lou, THREE Capital LEASEHOLD MANSIONS, with Coach-houses and Stables, situate Nos. 18, 20, and 22, Bryanston-square, in the occupation of William Carter, Esq. Rev. Mr. Charlton, and Colonel 1 re, at rents amounting to 14281. per annum, held fur upwards of Eighty Years at Ground-rents. Two Coach-houses and S:atils in liryanston-mews West, held for a term of Eighty-four Years at a peppercorn, let to Colonel Eyre anti James AIWA, Esq. at 1141. per annum. A Coach-house and Stable in Wyndharn-mews, held for a term of Eighty-two years at a Ground-rent. A Ground-rent of Forty Guineas per Annum, for a term of Eighty-four Years, chargeable upon No. 27, Bryanston-scputre. A tirmind-rent of Ten Guineas per Annum, and Two of Five Guist is per Annum, for Eighty Years, chargeable upoo Coach. houses and Stables in Bryanstommews West and Crawfotd-mews. And aw Improved Rent of Fifty Pounds per Annum, issuing from a House, No. 36, Sackville-street, Piccadilly , held for a term of Eight Years. 31ay be vacated when convenient to the Tenants. Particulars may he had o f A. clor! on , E. g . Solicitor, 57. Old Broad-arreet of Messrs. 11'ard and Aldersey, Solicitors, 44, Iledfordasquare; of T. Wilson. Esq. Solicitor, Alonalgu-strett ; at Oarraway ; and Of Vawren and Cate, Urea'. M.arkuraugh-strcet. CAPITAL PREMISES . At •he entrance of iiccadilly,;AlUllc;uitnand, of that Great Public Thoroughfare--a uuatinn unrivalled Mv Business--Tich. borne-erect, and Orval By 11/r..1.1 lI 3 DENEW, On the Premise•. on MONDAY, the 23 , h inst. at I, TIS Valuable l'ltt tI'ERTY, adapted fur a PIIBLIV 1 INSTITUTION, or Business Concern, of the first sni pertanee, is placed in the most commanding situation in the Me trope:is, nnd, according to its present arrangement, comprises a spacious Double-fronted Shop, in Tichborne-smeet ; large Light Shop in NVindmill-strect, with private entrance; a vestlbul: and grand Staircase, leading to a noble Exhibition Room, Amu LW feet by 23 feet, lofty in proportion, judiciously lighted, and &tau up ct an immense expense. On the same fluor are two Skou Rooms of large dimensions, a cheerful sluing -rem. kindliest. esti various domestic accommodations ; three separate Mimeses leading to numerous bedchambers and apartments, with exinswire light shops for workmen in the attics, clock-chamber, dm -The base ment contains capacious store-places, kiteiens, cellars, ind vaults ; there are several well-placed water-closets, and water is conveniently laid on to the premises ; the whole of which are in hand. A Light Modern-fronted :Atop in Tlchborne-staet is let to a tenant at will. The Property may either be recopied according to its actual ar. rangement, or divided into three distinct dwelling-houses and shops, attaching to either of them the exhibition-room or the three may be advantageously let oir, retaining the present entrance to the mom from -Windmill-street. The tenure is Leasehold, subject to a moderate restrsca cert. May be viewed by Tickets, to be obtained by Principals Lich , on application to 31r. Denew. Auctioneer. eliarlet-strret, ley-square. . FARINACEOUS Ft )I..)1), prepared (ruin the fa'. Wheat, for Infants. ;nal Prpons with Imyniresi I hrest;.,. high] , snproved and rerorn.f.Lnilcti by the Facult% ; 11 , 0aufsctturd by JAM} II Alt I).S. Dart:. rd. Millzr to his Majesty. That is genuine which bears the lit,rd Aunt by antheretws nod is sieneg by James !lards. Sold wholesale by 15less-.. (iak, linker, 51 . . net. and Co. strut... gists, Stlisbury.seuare; Ruder and c4erlds4s. No. 4. Cheapside. and 2'20, Reg.-it-sneer, London ; stiatetl.,v-place, Edinburgh; and Ssekville.,treer. Dublin; Messrs. &relay sr—t Sons. 95, Fleet-tr.nrket ' • Meows. ituritit: and Winataalry. N a . Poultry; Mr. R e e s 'Tho mas. !0, Watling:street, Ilaaalsetais ; atd by the principal eruggists the United Kiagdaaa, in parlaras, Is. and 2s. each. This preparation will be tJund prtfetattle to Anew Rosy Ily• coit Yaw dcr, and will prep good in noy slimate. 1