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...,. .‘,.. 4 Als= -~ Iv, t /r . , A ; ,(14 e 1 , No. 6,655. EARL of LIVERPOOL and LORD MEL -I'ILLE CALAIS STEAM PACKETS will leave the Tower Stair' every MONDAY, IVEDNESDAY, and FRI DA I'. Parties wishing in ell the above Packets for Calaia, or cha mber., may be apegpmorla tet with one of Mom any Sasavday, Sunday, Thursday, or Friday. For timber pardeulan apply . to Mr. NORMANS, No. I, Water -lane, Thames-atreet. LONDON AND EDINBURGH STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. rp yew]. Ai the above Company COMME NCE 1 their VOYAGES few the SEASON on WEDNESDA Y, the 7th instant, fee the Conveyance of Passengers, Goods, Car nraesengenaz. lAaded and Received on Board off Scarborough and Tynetneutb. *ben the weather will permit. The 80110, Captain BEATSON, will start from lackwell early on the Morning of Wednesday, the 7th instant B and the JAMES WATT, Captain DALI., on Wednesday, the 14th instant. One of th ear Packets will suit every Wednesday Morning, from Black we 11, London, and Newhaven, Edinburgh; and in a abort time on Saturdays. A. MITCHELL. Steam-Packet Office, 34, Leadenhall-street. MR. RIES'S FAREWELL CONCERT. RI ES most respectfully acquaints hie Friends kY IL and the Public, that peculiar circumstances have induced him to fix his CONCERT on THURSDAY. April 11, instead of the date formerly &tirades& Further particulars wiU be duly announced. Tickets, Ids. lid. each, may be had of Mr. Ries, 57, tipper Nortoo.atreet, Portland-place; and at all the principal Music shops. . CHURCH PRETE/CHF:NT. To BE 501.1), several desirable PERPETUAL AT ). VOWS/ENS, varying in value front 2501. per annum to 1,6001. per annum, situate in some of the finest counties in Ire land, with excellent Illehe Houses and extensive (ache Lambs, via. in the counties of Dublin, Lowth, 3lonsahan, Kildare, Meath, Roscommon, Tipperary, and I.ongford. For particulars inquire of Charles Knight, Esq. 26, Basing— halListawt. WARMING AND VENTILATING PUBLIC BUILDINGS. PRIVATE RESIDENCES. HI rr. HOUSES. SUGAR-DOUSES, MANUFACTORIES, Am Ac. on an anatomical ontionproved Plan. OFAMOE STRATTI /N, the Patentee, is genevally to be seen tat his Chambers, No. I, Fumiral's Inn. Holborn (particularly on Tuesdays and Fridays, from Eleven till Fair o'clock), when his Invention may be seen, and mtplanations and satisfactory references given. - 131PKOVED POBTABLF: BATH, With complete Apparatus for cleating. Privy Five Guineas. AVALUABLE Article in a Family at all time'', but fa caws of Sickness highly important, as it may be brought ti the Chamber of the Invalid, and heated at either side if nrciasary. WARM BATIIS, elegantly fitted up, with improved Boilers for IleatinF ; Improved Shower Baths; Steam, Vapour, and Sul_ phoneys Fumigating Baths ; Children's Baths of all sizes; Knee Baths, fe et Baths, Hip Baths, and Baths of every description, at JOHN BENHAWts Stove, (irate, and Bath Manufactory, 1, Edward-street, Portman-square. 1 I /ATENT SELF-ACTING K ITCH EN RANGES, with Roamer and Boiler, warranted to answer in every par ticular, and made suitable for both small Families and large Establishments. References given of this hot respectability. Ma nufactured and Sold by N. H. WHITELEY, the Inventor, No- 2, Rosonian- street , Ckvkenwell, London. The name and address is cast upon the front of the Boiler; AU others are only imitations. ..... ----- W. H. W. solicits the inspection of hie method of heating En traoes Halls, and all kind. of Manufactories, or for pur poses of Hrying. Also all kinds of Pans, VM., &c. for Brewing, M'ashing. Dressing of Food fur Cattle, Baths, &c. heated by Steam, upon a simple plan, and at a trifling "- N.B. Proprietor+ of Schools will find W. I f. ‘l'hiteley's Cook ing Apparatus a very great acquisition, and an incredible saving in their establishments. _ ....... A Inge Range to be seen continually in use at the Manufactory, No. 2, llosuniaa-street, Clarkenwell. Old Usages and Mors taken in exchange. GENUINE SPERMACETI OIL ... ..... FAMILIES in Town and Country seppNed with the best and purest SPERM OIL, at 41. Cid. per Gallon. Con. sunsets sending for Five Gallons allowed a discount of Sixpence per . liallon. at W. LAZENIIV's nab Sauce and Italian Ware house, RI, Lamb's Conduit street, Foundling I hivpital. W. Izszewbr, Son of Elizabeth Lazenby, Proprietrou of the Ile. mine Harvey a Sauce, begs most respectfully to infonn Families who may honour hint with their comnuurds, he commences business with the determination to sell every article of the very lint quality, and at low prices. for ready money. New Swedish Cranberries, :Is. per gallon. Superior Anchovy Paste, for Sandwiches, 2s. Gd. per pot. Genoa Msearoot, Vmuicdli, and Parmesan Cheese, 2s. per lb. NO PI'FF. NEWS FOR TAHAMS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND OTHERS. primp: WEST OF ENOLANI) SUPERFINE BLACK l'IA)TIIS, in cut. at 12s. per yard and upwards; ynme Blue ditto, Ida. per yard and upwards; prime Clericall and other Mixed Cloths, 12a. per yard ; prime Stair Carpeting, hid. per yard ; prime yard-wide Tailors' Calicoes, 7d. per yard ; Oen. Omen's fashionable Waterproof Elastic Silk flats, at I Is.; the very best ditto, at Its each; tieodenten's very best grain and na tural Tan Gloves, at Ifs. per dozen, usually sold at :Ss. 6d. per May be had at No. 2113, Whiteums-suret, a few doors up on the left hand from Barbican. Hats may also be had, for the convenience of persons at the Writ End if the Town, at the Agent's, No. tit, Wartlour-street, Oxford stmt. P.s.-Good Bills discounted. /"" . 49V-43. CIUNA OF:NITINE TEA WAREHOUSE. • lir T HOMSON and Co. No. WI, Pavement, Moor • fields, respectfully inthnn Families, that they ton wine to sell Genuine TEAS, out of the Original Packages, as imported by the East India Company, which cannot fail of giving aniversel satisfaction, being selected out of the moat approved Lemke in the last sale, and of the finest qualities and flavour, at their respective prices, it being the Proprietors' determination to tell at a small remunerating profit, for ready money only, relying solely on the patronage and support of a discerning public. . T. and Co. take this opportunity of returning their grateful thanks for the liberal encouragement they have hitherto received, and hops, by unremitting assiduity and attention, to insure a eon totem:a of the same. A trial is most earnestly requested. No Doha Too bought by this Establisbutest. EI)WA RD EAGLETON and Co. Wholesale and Re tail TEA DE.thElis and IiIt(W.ERS (established Fifty rears) respectfully announce to their Connexions and the Public, that their new and extensive Pre:nises, Nos. 821 and 114, Newgate street, ARE NOW OPEN, where they solicit an inspection of their various Articles, procured for Cash front the best Markets, and which they purpose belling at small Profit, upon similar Terms. _ Lag' !emu and Co..' Stock of Tea has been selected in the present mil former East India Company's Sales, with peculiar care and ac. knowiedged judgment, and, from their long experience, they have no hmeitation in saying, they consider themselves competent judges of the flavours best calculated to plow the Consumer. They there. foe only request a trial, and trust to the superior quality and the moderation of their charges for • continuance of that support vitich has distinguished their Establishment daring the list half entury. Eagletun and Co. have now on Sale, of thAr own Importation 'Cargo orrery fine FOREIGN FRUIT. Very line New Malage anJ Smyrna Raisins for Wine, at unusually low prices. All I Mies sent (free of postage) to any past of the Metropolis. Country Orders, addressed to eton and Co., by post or other. sue, enclosing remittances, or tx&sa fur payment in London, will be punctually attended to. ("HEAP R()ASTEII) CORN is now offered for Sale in ki almost every Street in the Metropolis, but HUNT'S GE NUINE ROASTED CORN can only be obtained Wholesale at his klanufactory, Bmadwall, at the bottom of Cross-street, Black ,hars-mad, and sold Retail, at 1 hie Shilling per Pound, at the fol.. 'owing Shops, fresh from the Manufactory every 1)&7 Newgate-street, facing Skinner-street; 9, I harlotte-terrace, opposite the Coburg ; 111, Pall-Mall, opposite Carlton Palace; 1110, Ihi 14rd-street ; 17A, Great Surrey-street, Blatlthiarst 35, St. Martin's-court, St. Martin's-lane; 93, Whitechapel ; I, London Bridge Foot; 21, Little Earl-street, Seven lhals ; and Next door to the Elephant and Castle. P.S. The Public arc respectfully requested to make I Me Trial of Ilunt's Genuine Roasted ('are, which, upon comparison, they will find as f ar s u p er i or to common Roasted Corn, as the best Mocha l is superior to parched Horse Beans. N• 11. A liberal Allowance to Agents and respectable Persona /ha supply their l'inintry Connexions on Commission. I . nalluiterataLSl , ttA it at Prime Cost. • None is genuine unless signed " H. IJUNT," to imitate which is (stony. <<~ ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Now Ratriox...Srarivr„ 111..scsraissis, EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL — ONE MILLION. I MWRANCER falling due at LADY DAY will expire, onkss renewed within fifteen days from that period. The Company's Rates and Conditions arc of the most reasonable description :—no Charge is made for Fire Policies, when the Premium exceeds :--no Admission Fine is charged on Life Insurance :—a liberal Commission is allowed to Solicitnes, and others, who effect Life Insurances ;—and every facility is afforded by which toe Interest and Cosivenicace of the Public may be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS. Sccreti BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STRAND AND CORNIIII,L, ESTABLISIIED in 1799 for Insurance o f Houses, uses, Buildings, Manufactories, floods and 3lerchandize, Ships, V and other Property, on the must equitable terms, and on principles affordbig solid and permanent security to those insured. DIMECTOIII4, &C. Sir Jong Cox II •prEsl. E r, Bart. Chairman. 0101110 E HOLM: SUMNER, EMI. M.P. I reputy Chairman. Hon. Douglas Rittman' George D. Mills, Esq. Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. Neill Malcolm, Esq. J. P. Antiol, Esq. Richard C. Plowden, Esq. John Bebb, Esq. John Saline, Esq. William Akmew, Esq. Hubert Taylor, i'arq. James Henry Deacon, Esq. Joseph Warner, Esq. Francis Freeling, Esq. James West, Esq. William Marsh, Eng. Richard Williams, Esq. Thomas Maude, Esq. JOHN lIELPS, &aviary. TITS ( 111 NT Y FIRS ()F FI ( ead PROVIDENT 411 FE OFITCE RICOENT-STREET, were the Original Offices which e ff ected Insurances upon the principle of combining the security of an adequate permanent ( lin addition to the fluctuating Funds arising from the Premiums) with the beneficial rule of returning, at stated periods, the Surplus at' the annual Pre miums to the Contribiluirs, after paying losses and expenses. The importance of this improvement is acknowledged by extraordinary pu die appmbation, and by the numerous imitations of it, which new Offices have lately offered, and which older ones have adopted in changing their Constitutions. The principle is of chief value, because as it yields, by the specific Sums insured, and the Return of the Surplus, th e fullest value for the Ikposits, persons have no masonable motive for venturing on the lure of reduced and insuf ficient premiums proposed to them by Adventurers, and which has led to frequent instances of disappointment and nun. CAPITALS, A MILLION STERLING and upwards. Seventy.eight Thousand Persons have sought Protection in the County Office, and have found it. Claims have been paid to Sixteen Hundred Claimants. Exempt from the Expenses of Lawsuits, and also from thc sacri fice of an enornious 1 ommission to Agents, to which sonic new Offices submit, to induce them to canvas for Business, great accu mulations have been made. In these, Persons Rho now insure participate equally with the original Members. Returns of Twenty-five and Twenty per Cent. in conse que nce have been invariably paid to all Persons who have continued insured Seven Years, upon Annual as well as upon Septennial Policies, and whether they have been Claimants for Losses or otherwise. Forty. two Thousand Pounds have been returned in this way to about Twenty-five Thousand Persons insured, within the last Ten Years —an important advantage which no other Imurarce Office existing has atliwded. Bonuses of 131. Ba. and 2/1. 14s. per Cent. hare been paid on Life Policies. Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns. TO THE PUBLIC. and J. SI l'EWltieslif, Contractors for this last tl • Lottery, in return for the Patronage it has received, have resolved that the Public shall have the opportunity, until next Tuesday, of making an Adventure almost Free of Risk. Risking only 1:0 9 0 may gain a Sixteenth of 4:20,000 Ititking only 17 i ; may gain an Eighth of . 20,000 Risking Duly 1 itt 1; niay gain a Quarter of . 20,0041 itisking may 3 5 U may gain a Half of - 29,0110 Risking only 519 0 may gain the Whole - 20,000 There are but 6,000 Tickets remaining, all to be drawn sing ly, with not two Blanks to a Prise. THREE Prizes of 1 20,000, One of which is to belong to the tinit-drawn Prize next Tuesday, and the other Two of X - 20,001/, as well as thirteen other Capitals, may be drawn the same day, yet every Ticket or Share purchased now shall have the Privilege of receiving back nearly the whole of the Purchase 3lnney, whether it be Brawn or l7ndrawn, Blank, or small Prise. pratiolod it is brought back to the Odra where it was - A Ticitet costs .C 2 TD 0 but may have beck .C 516 0 0 A Half costs 13 16 0 but may have back 10 10 0 A Quarter coats 6 111 6 but may have hack 5 5 0 An Eighth costs 319 U but may have back 213 0 Sixteenth costs 115 U but may have hack 1 6 6 A Plan " lar in principle was adopted before, when Prizes of 1;5,000 and £2,0911, he. were distributed but there never was such a Boon offered before, as the Chance of Three .020,000 Prizes fur the trifling Risk of only .C 5 19s. LONDON REPOSITORY FOR CARRIAQES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. JOHN MARKS and SON respectfully acquaint the Public, that they have constantly on view for Sate from 300 to 400 CARRIAGES, new and secund-hand, some of which are of the most splendid and modern constructions, and at the most economical and reasonable prim. Their extensive Premiss, the largest In London for Carriages, are situate in (heat Portland -street, Portland-place, and Langiuun place ; they are open to the free and %inn-drained access of the Public, and so unequalled a display of elegant and useful Vehicles invites inspection, as an object of public curiosity, on the part even of those who have no desire to purchase. Every Carriage is numbered and has its price affixed. The exhi. bition consists of:— Os. Gs. Os. ox. Landaus from 400 to 30 Ilarouchetts . 120 to 35 Coaches - 300 to 30 Phaetons - IW to 25 Landaulets - 230 to 40 Curricles lOU to 40 Chariots - 250 to 30 Stanhopes -l 60 to 20 Barouches - 180 to 50 Dennetts, Scc. The Establishment of JOHN 81A HKS and SON being the oldest as well as the largest in London, its reputation for respecta bility is well known to the Public, and col issions in regard either to a specific quality or price from any part of the world are executed with promptness, and the transmission and exportation performed with care. Old Carriages arc received in exchange. and Carriages sent in for sale are arranged in the Repository Mr a small weekly compen. anon, and for a commission of 3 per cent. on the sale. CELEBRITY. —The superior efficacy of the ROYAL ELIXIR of LIFE, and the ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, has increased the demand for them so much, that a widely extended agency has of nemssity been established for their sale, and they may now be obtained at almost every respectable Medicine Vender's throughout the Kingdom. In London they are sold by J. V. Simpson (acting Proprietor), 28, Henrietta-street, Covent garden ; and, under Ins appointment, by Messrs. Straining, South' Gate, Royal Exchange; Austin, 155, Cheapside; Borrow and Deans, 156, Bishopsgate-without, and 19 Wrdbrook ; Sequeini, 132, Whitechapel High -street; E. and fr. (Riling, 159, High street, and 171, Unws-street, Southwark ; Maxfield, 18, Skinner street, Snow-hill ; Ward,324, Holborn; Prout, 221 i, Strand, near Temple-bar; Payne, 6, St. Martin's -court; Sanger, 150, Oxford street; Hawkins, IL ()RI Bond-street; and Grignoo, 171, Regent. street. The Elixir is a complete restorative of the animal functions in advanced life, and in all cases of nervous and con sumptive debility ; in the most violent attacks of spasms, or gout in the stomach, It gives immediate relief, and nu person subject to those alarming complaints ought to be without it. It is sold in bottles at I Is. each, duty included. The Pills, free from mercury or antimony, are a peculiarly mild and pleasant aperient, and a never-failing remedy in bilious and liver complaints, indigestion, and its numerous train of maladies. They are sold in boxes at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each. /~ { l At .'l._ltiritV/k_14 7 1 Pr-e LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1824. ANOW.MEXICAN MIN ASSOCIATION. NOTICE M is hereby given, that the DEED of the ASSOCLATION for AP/STING in WORKING the MINKS of MEXICO now Ma for Signature at No. 147, twat!alkali-street, where the busing's of the Association will in future be conducted. . . The Proprietor' are reque"ted to 'a and to align the same, any tune between the flours of Ten and Four, and to bring with them the Ranker'm Receipt which they MAL Proprietor" residing at a diosnce elaziti a l: by power of attorney, the form of which may be had at than JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary. 71 --- 2 Winchester 'louse, Broad-strvet, peal 1, 18 4. N.ll. The Proprietors will please to observe, that the First lostelasent will be forfeited, unless the Deed be signed on or before the 16th lost. IMPORTANT ACCOMMODATION To Dealers, Manufacturers, and Private Persons or Families. 13ERBONS who may pawns a Dead Stock of any description, which it may be desirable to convert Into other Merchandise, Or Article' in general use" will meet with an opportu nity of exchanging to advantage. Titadesmen and others also, who must otherwise make cash purchases of any article, may do business or supply goods to the amount of what they may require, may be supplied in turn with other goods, or command tidier bushiest", upon terms likely to suit. It is superfluous to add, that this will open a new connexion to young tradeenum, and afford an opportu nity to many of exchanging useless Articles for goods or business that they may actually require. Address, stating nature of goods sr business offered, and what would be preferred in return (post-paid only), to H. li. U., Peers Coffee-house, Fleet-street. N.B. There is no description . goods but what would be acceptable. WRITERS, CADETS, and PA:WENGER:I to INDIA. HEBBEItT, No. 187, Strand, corner of Arundel street, apprises bodies and Gentlemen Lound in India, and other foreign destinations, that they can be equipped with every article for the voyage, warranted of the best quality, and made up in the most fashionable manner, viz. :-.-Calioo Shirts. from 3e. tkl. each; Linen ditto, front Is. each; Cravats; fine Jean Jacke!s, Vests, and Trowsers; Dressing Grves, Towels, Sheets, Table Linen, llosierv, Bedding, Military Appointments. Trunks. &c. Ladies will find at Mrs. Ilebbert's a very superior and extensive Stock of Articles, ready made for the voyage, and for a residence in India, or, if preferred, niade to pattern in a few days. Morn. ing Dresses, limn IVs. each; line Calico Libeinises, from 3s. each ; Night Downs, Slips, Caps, and every other article equally cheap. IJll'lh'l'l NE UNIUASKI.:I). THE Progress of Merit, although frequently assailed,l is not impeded by Envy and Detraction. The aggression of ambuscade terminates in defeat; and conscious rectitude ulti mately triumphs in the attainment of the grand object—public'. approbation. The test of exerience is the guarantee of favour, and has establiahed WARR E N'S BLACKING in general esti mation ; of which there exists not a stronger proof, than the tacit acknowledgment of a host of servile imitators, who surreptitiously obtrude on the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine ar ticle, to the great disappointment of the unguarded purchaser, and manifest injury of Warren, whose character and interest, by this iniquitous system, arc equally subject to detriment. It becunars, therefore, an indispensable duty, to caution the public against the manteuvres of unprincipled venders, who having no character to lose, and stimulated by avarice in their nefarious pursuits, situ at the acquisition of money through any medium but that of honour. The original and matchtra Blacking bears on each bottle a short direction, with the signature "ROBERT WARREN ;" all others are counterfeits; and in many instances the imposition labels are artfully interlined with a different address, in very small cha racters, between the more conspicuous ones of " No. 30," and "STRAND." It is earnestly recommended to shopkeepers and others, who are deceived by base fabrications of Warren's Black ing, to return the detected trash to the source front whence it came and expose the machinations of rascality to merited obloquy. Warren's Blacking is surpassingly brilliant; it excludes damp, gives pliancy to the leather, retains its pristine virtue in all cli mates, and, combining elegance with comfort, is an article equally of indispensable fashion and utility. Sold by every respectable Fender in town and country, in bot tles, at 6d., led., 12d., sad Itld. each, '6 !lam!! S' LA DIES GOING TO INDIA, Ace. ItS. EIiBERT, IM?, Strand, corner of Arundel- Street, begs leave to acquaint ladies going to the East or West Indies, that she always keeps an extensive STOCK of ART 11'1,ES R DV-31A DF,, that are necessary for the voyage, and for a residence in India, viz.--Chemists, from 3s. each ; long gowns, caps, petticoats, pocket handkerchiefs, hosiery, bedding of every description, elegant millinery, morning and evening dros ses in great variety, at the most modisste prices. Ladies may have their own materials for Dresses made up in the most fashionable manner, and they will also rind an advantage in applying to Mrs. H. for their outfits, as she will engage to supply every article that may be required, of the best quality, and to ship them with out trouble to the partiwi.--Gentlemen, as usual, supplied with every necessary. A NEW, SUPERB, AND FAMIONABLE STOCK OF SILK (A(N)DS, PURCHASED. SINCE THE DUTY WAR RES(:INDED, FOR CASK. GR. NISBET and CO. fns Green's) solicit the • Nobilit Ac. to limped der New and Splendid Stork of SILK MERC ERY, LINEN DRAPERY. 11A13ERDASH ERY, HOSIERY, and LACE, which are of the First Quality. From their general connection with the first Manufacturing Houses, their Extensive Cimityl, and Fallen Markets, they are enabled to sell every article at astonishingly low Prices. They also respectfully make known *se a System of Selling at a small profit, with attention to the Novelty and Richness of their Goods. compel them to Sell as they Bey, for Money only. Warehouse, No. 138, Regent-street, between Lt ter and Beak-street. CURIOUS SHAWLS AT HALF PRICE. GREAT BARGAINS in HANDSOME and RARE SHAWLS are now submitted to the Nobility and Public, many of them being Inas than half tilde original price. The Square Shawls in India red, blue, scarlet, white, crimson, fawn, and Week, which were Four (lulneas,'are to be add at 41c ; Cachemere ditto, at Sla Guineas, for 70s. ; Ifing Shawh (in the above colour), in the aa mdi titi o urzio=fela. to 111. of Phowls eras (Ai property of a very consi derable Factor, who spared no expense of pattern and quality. They are consigned for Sale (ready Money only) to BROWN and CO., Silk 31anufacturent, 13, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. Of wholesale purchasers in any sum exceeding 101. a Banker's Accept ance at two months will be taken. RUSSIA SIIEETING, 6d. per yd.; damask napkins, 61. 611. per dozen, with • 20,0001. stock of Sheetings and Irish Linen, at 3IALLCOTT and J MIES'S, 78, Oxford-street. and the corner of Winaley-street. The following Is a list of prices ; Russia sheeting, fld, per yd. ; stout, fill. ; superior, 100. ; IL j superior quality, 144.; ti-4ths, Is. Id. ; and some exceedingls, fine, I. 3d. ; 6-4thß, Is. Id. to,2b. ; an immense quantity of 8-4ths, 9-4ths,lo-4ths,ll-4ths, Ilussias, without a seam, from 2s. 14. to 7s. per yard ; the 12-4ths, at ifs. to 7s. peculiarly adapted for the use of Noblemen and Families of distinction. Irish sheeting, o.4ths wide, at Is. 3d. ; very good, la. fkl. ; and exceedingly fine, 25.; 8-4ths do. 2s. 24. to 3s. fid. ; and • few pieces very beautiful, at 3s. W. never equalled before at 4s. 64. per yard; 3.4ths Damask breakfast cloths, Is. 64. each I 6-Iths, 4d.; 7.4ths, 3s. 3d. ; (Lithe, Os. 6d. ; 2j long, 6e. yd.: 3 yards, 12s. ; 4 yards, 20. ; and • superb awiortmesit of the richest damask, of every size, uncommonly chap; breakfast and dinner napkins to match ; also about 1,000 cloths, of different sizes, a little wiled of course, much under their original cost i 60 dozen of cambric handkerchiefs, bs. 6d. per dozen ; and Jacconet muslins, 64. pa yard, I j yard wide, • ith every description of muslins, plain and printed ; and an immense stock of Barelay's and other approved makers of Coleraine Irish linen; all of which will be found, upon inspection, to be decidedly cheap. No abatement made or credit given, but if any articles do not give satisfaction, the money returned. Be particular, blaUeott and James's, 78, Oxford-street, the Pantheon Linen Warehouse, and the corner shop. DITTY 'WE SILK 0001 K TO THE ARMIHKRB OF RICH SILK STOCKINOS, SU PERFINE COTTON AND LAMBS' WOOL HOSIERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT UNPRECEDENT EDLY LOW PRICES. 10 KIPLING and CO. respectfully solicit an inspec . tion of their extensive Stuclt, which they are not/ selling at the following Price.:— China silk, cotton feet, from 2a. 2d. ; stout, a.. very stout, 48. Rd. --- China, all Silk, 3s. 11d. I stout, 41. 9d• very stout, Gs. Gd. Evening Dress, all Silk, ss. 3d. ; stout, Diu. fd. ; rich lace, is• fid tientlesuen's stout Silk, 7s. (id.; very stout, Us. 6d. Cotton Stockings, M. per pair; fine quality, Ils. lisl. per dozen; stout and fine, Is. fid., or IQs. lid. per dozen; superfine, 25., or 22%. and ad. per dozen ; extra superfine, 2s. Gd, or 2Rs. Gil. per dozen. (ientlemen's unbleaehal Cotton, 9s. pof dozen; very stout, Is. fid., or 17s. per dozen; extra stout, Is. 114., or 20s. per dozen. Half Hose, tis. ; fine, I Is. per dozen. 1/rawent, Is. Rd.; very stout, 2s. 3d., or pantaloon ditto, 21. Gd. Ladies' Kid Moves, I Is. fid. per dozen . • French Kid, Is, 3d., or 14s. &1. per dozen • . best Kid, 'ls. fid. or 17s- per dozen. Dentlemen's Woodstock Gloves, Ilk. per dozen; best, Is. 6d., or 16a. fad. per dozen. Doe Skin, 2s, or 225. Rd. per dozen ; best Doe, 2s. Gd., or 28s. 6d. per dozen. Families and Dentlemen who are desirous of selecting from an extensive Stock, will lied this an advantageous opportunity of laying out their money profitably. H. Kipling and 11'0.'s Warehouse, No. 16, Poultry, ten doors from the Mansion (louse. NINETY -FIFE DOZEN of FRENCH CA NIBRI(' HANDKERCHIEFS, at Ills a dozen; fine, 161. and 315.; seven boxes of the finest Franceever . produced, from 255. to 525.61; a lot of soiled Damask Napkins, is. a dozen, well worth lis.: Breakfast Cloths, IHil. each ; rich Damask Cloths, two and a half yards long, 7s did. each ; three yards ditto, 12a. 6d. t three and a half ditto, 16a. ; Mock Russia Sheeting. Cat a yard ; fine ditto, lid.; Real Russia, yard and quarter wide, 18141.; very stout, 12d. and 14d.; tine ditto, Ilia.; 200 pieces very stout, and curiously fine, from HQ. to 2a.; 63 pieces of the full width, requiring no seam, •2a. Id. (the common price is 2s. Pd.) ; 17 boxes of fine Irish Sheetings, full 5-4ths wide, lid. a yard ; line, 16d. and 18d. ; superfine, 25. TEN THOITSAND PIECES of the best IRISH LINENS ever imported, from 9.1. a yard to is. 6d.; stout, lid. and 16d.; tine, ; fine undressed, 21d. and 2s. Six Cases of real tierman Holland., from 3s. • yard to 6s. Cid.; fine ell-wide Long Cloths, II!. 100. the pieta (3 yards), well worth 10d. a yard ; elegant Marseilles Quilts, full three yards square, 14. 6d. each ; good lark Counterpanes, is. &L ; (,hintz Furniture& Pd.; Furniture Dimities, hl. ; good Mor e au. lid . ; large Russia Towels, tlx. a dozen ; Glass Clotlu, is. 61; India Rook Muslin& lid. a yard. 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With Twelve Plates, handsomely printed in lags octavo, pviee lels. boards, _ _ . _ LAWRENCE'S LECTURE/4 on Physiology, Zoology, and the Natural History of Man, delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons. By WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. dm &c. " The intense Interest excited by the republication of this Work is the best proof of its merit. To the Studeht, it is the most useful System of General Physiology ever published, while the elegance and beauty of the composition render it very superior to the dry and revolting productionsof other Authors." LONDON II VPMITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, for every Description of CABINET FURNI TURE, FEATHER-BED and MATTRESS MANUFAC TORY, No. 71, Corner of LEADENHALL-STREET, London, opposite Ak4;ate Pump.' Reedy Money only. In HE Society of Cabinet-Makers respectfully inform 1 the Public that they still continue the above Establishment, fur ;he benefit of industrious mechanics who have large familift, by offering them manufactured articles in the Cabinet line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than any house can de in boadon by 2.1 per cent., then. being no other profit required on the pods but the bare house expenses; at the same time will be sutficientli satisfied with having constant employment for themselves an.' This Society was established in June, 1818, consisting of 20 mechanics, adding the number of their wives and families, amount ing to 66: in June, 11119, Live more were added to the Society ; in June, 1820, ten; and in June, 11121, eight. The total number now receiving support through the means of this Establishment, is 191. The Society and their families beg leave to return their sincere thanks to those Ladies and lientkmen who have hitherto honoured them with their orders anti recommendations, and shall always feel happy in their endeavours to give future satisfaction • at the same time solicit a continuance of their benevolence, whereby they may be enabled to increase the number of the Society. The following articles are inserted as a specimen of the very low prices, all warranted-ready money only. FLU size mahogany four post bedstead, lath bottom 3/. 15s. ; full size tent bedstead a 6s. ; bordered hair mattress to fit IL Is. mahogany drawer, solid ends 3/. 3s. . • feather bed 21. 106 ; ditto, free from dust and smell, full size 31 . 10s. ; six japanned chairs of any description in oil IL lie. ; best Otto wash-hand stands 165.; ditto dressing-table, 165,; hearth rugs 14s. ; three feet six Inches chest Qf drawer% Y! Is ; three feet mahogany' Penis broke table IL Ills. ; three feet ditto on pillars and claws 31. 15s. • mahogany dressing-table 11. ; ditto bidett, best 11. 411. ; ditto bedsteps I/. as.; ditto ditto 1!. 12s. • ditto ditto W. 2s. ; ditto box glass, two drawers, best British plate {fist. ; ditto ditto It. 6s. ; ditto ditto I/. 18s. ; ditto swing glass, large size commode 3s. ; ditto ditto Is. ; ditto ditto Bs. ; ditto ditto 12s. ; sea bed and pill ow Is. od.; dittoditto 6s. ; ditto ditto 7s. ; tray stand 7s. ; long mahogany tray 14a; japanned book shelf 71.; tea caddy 10s.; Port. able desk 21s. ; desk covers in number 145.; music chairs, any pattern 8. 6d.; eight mahogany chairs, covered with horse hair, brass nailed 61. eight ditto ditto 64.•155. ; eight ditto ditto 7/. 76.; eight Trafalgar ditto W. 95.; mahogany sofa to match 7/. 10a.; ditto couch 71. 10a.; ditto ditto 8/. 106; ditto, with bedstead, 71. 1111 a. ; set of mahogany card and sofa tables, on turned legs, banded in rose-wood 81. lbs.; set of mahogany tables, two card and sofa, on pillars and claws 121. 12s. ; ditto, the best that can be made to order or pattern, 161. Ills.; handome 7 feet 6 pedestal sideboard, with carved back, 171. • ditto 7 feet 161.; ditto 6 feet IN.; set of dining tables, of the cast psi. tern, 4 feet by 10 feet 6, Ill.; ditto, 4 feet 2 by 11 feet 6, ; ditto 4 feet 6by 12 feet 6, 161 165.; if Spanish, an advance of N. 18.. ; straw paillasse 11. Is. ; tent bedstead and furniture W. 15s. ; bamboo bedstead and French elliptic top, with drapery and fringe, 81. 10s. ; five-feet mahogany four post bedstead and furniture, with French draperies lined all through, complete Ills.; live-feet ditto ditto 111/. ditto ditto, with cornice, of a superior make, 18!. Sloe. ; ditto ditto, with gold cornice, elegant drapery, 20/. ; drawing-room curtains, of the best mo rine and chintz, fitted for window W. 6s. ; ditto ditto 71. 75.; ditto, of a su perior and elegant style of work 101. 10s. ; drawing-matt rose. wood; drawing-room Trafalgar chairs; ditto, inlaid with buhi, 201. ; table, 2 covers, and sofa 18/. 18s. ; ditto 11. Is. ; drawing room sofa 61. 65.; ditto 71. 7s. ; ditto 81. lbs. : horse-hair cushions, each Is. 6d.; covered ditto 4s. W. THURNELL, Agent. COUNTRY DEALERS 51:1"PLIED. 7/ ei '.'_, . -~ Price 7d. SALEt.i . ifir AUCTION. ELTIIAM FARM. KENT. FREEHOLD ESTATE. LAND-TAX R EDMUND. GENTEEL FARM-1101:6E. WITH OFFICEI4. GARDEN, and needy Two Hundred Aerce of LAND, all lying comp. and meet eligible foe OeCUPatioo and investment. By NT. 1105110, (Of Warrick House, Itegmuotreel. . At Garrawarti'Lofrae-bouse. 'Citaiiip-wliey, Gambill, on TH UL - DAY, the Sib of April. 1324. at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, AMOST VA LI TABLE iff.KLi!OLD ESTATE. colorising El THA M PARK FARM, with a PidaAn't. substantial DWELLING-HOUSE and Offices, inclosed Yard. Stables for ail Morten. a Lott war, :haitte-Imitse, flurne.s.rousi, Wood-louse, and Outbaiklinp ; a capital licru, and l'uw.hotm.• for sixty Cows, Cart.uheds, itier:unded by newily Two Nur.- dred Acres of capital rich productive Meadow and Arable Lori , divided in convenient Indian:rev, wittt mart beautiful Sites to• Building, and adjoining the high road from Elit , iant to iVradwich i and communicating with Eltham Park to Eltham and Meow UM. only right miles from le.:.tion ; plenty of fine wateq ; vet- , eligible for investment, and for tne lte.:dence of a tientlewlein tin d of agricultural pursui t. . A n.st Property for liientlerner, in the Building Concern, as the firottr.dx are divawillpi, and well calculated for erecting Villas connuandin7 eetcriire views, tee. May be viewed, by applying on the pia: list, where partiagtrs may be had; at the Castle, Elitism Hull, Shunter's Hill g Hwy.! Mortar. Woolwich; Green Man, Mite:heath ; !ltd Lion, Lieri•- hani; Crown and Sceptre, and Ship, lirzenrith ; of Mereini. Jv airs, Jame.,, and Abbot, Salk:item New Inn ; at Graraway. and of Mr. Robins, No. 17U, Rttlfent-ttntee, what a Plan Or t.:' Estate may be attn. r - • , - • Z LIBRARY, ..... By Mr EVA !SS, At his House, NO. VS, 7•11-Mall. THIS DAY, April 2, and following day. 9rHE LIBRARY of a GENTLEMAN DECEASED, removal from his house in the moony. luclui lag Eney • eloped's Britannic*, 20 vols. • Batty'* German Scenery, larg paper., pronf impressions; Is:rater'. Phrtiognomy, 3 cols. in Rum.; Chaucer 's Canterbury Tales, 2 v 01... large paper. with Mortimer's plues • bysons's Envintrot ■ of London. 3 vat • Coxes Life of Maribor :ugh, 3 rola. ;_ Johnson'. Dictionary, by 4 vols.; Shaves Zoology, n vols. large papa, plates. in Russia Nichols's Literary History or the XVIIth Century, 12 vols.; An derson's Collects= of the English Poeta, 14 vole.; 11 , ellhalet British Theatre, 23 vols. t Clarendon's History of the Rebellim, and his Life, 8 volt; Swift's Works by Sara, 11l vols.; &c. FRIERI4 RARNET and FINCHLEY. In the County of Middlesex, within Eiett Mika of Ueda% By Mr. BURTON, On FRID.I I", May SR, nt the Auction Mart, near the Bank et England. at Twelve eclat* (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract), in Six LOIS, THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD ESTATES:-- Lot I. The capital FREEHOLD MANSION-HOU:4E, called the FRIERY, with extensive Pleasure-grounds and(:a•- dens (calculated for a family of distinction), situate in Friarn Bau - net ; and SS Acres of Meadow and Amble Lind immediately st.-- rounding the saute, including 3 Bitilirs Cottage. The decal and very appropriate FURNITURE :nay be had by valuation, red. Lot 2. The MANOR HOUSE, with suitable Offices, in Friern Barnet (adjvining Lot I), with certain Manorial Righ and Quit Rents, and 2 Acres of Pasture and Arable Land. Lot. S. FOUR PIECES of LANT, in the perish of Frie.ro Barnet (opposite the preceding lot►), cwind Conduit I eld, Hyther Tylets, Further Tyler., and Damson Grove Fnids, containing to gether, 38*. 38*. This lot, and Lot 4, have Frontages of seve ral hundred feet on the high road leading iron. the admired villa t l of Colney Hatch to Whetstone. e FOUR PIECES of LAND, adjoining Ltr. 3, calash Church Field, Five Acres, Lane Field, Church Food Field, and Church Fick], containing together, 45.6 3a. sr. Lot 5. A PIECE of WOOD LAND, situate in Black Horst lane, in the parish of Priem Barnet, called Little Friers l'er:: Wood. containing 111*. 2a. 10r. : and TWO PIECt; co ARABLE LAND, celled Hungerdown, or Clover FieltM 4-4 Ploughed Field, cortaining together 3l w 2a. Vo, This Lo: "imp lons 3 and 4. TWO PIECEd of 4.IND. in the parish of Final?) on the high North Road, opposite the eighth nide stone, .callr.l New Allritmerit'and Idttle Hogmara's Herres, containing - 4A. la. 12r. This lot hat a Frontage of ?Oil feet; Pod 4n4 upon Lot I. The Land-tax on ap the lots is redeemed, and the Lends 1 Friern Barnet are exempt from Tithes, so long an they remain in tote *ode and martinance of the owner. The lands in Finchlcy are subject to a mcdus of 241. per acre, i lieu of great tithes. Permission to view, and thrther particulars, tarty be had of M-. Chapman, at l'inchley Lodge : particulars may also be had efhlr, Burton, 25, aucklersbury • of J. T. Rostock, Solicitor, Georg:. street, Mansion House, London; at the place of ; they!, Man, Whettione ; Red Lion, limpet t King's Head. Wader, ; Angel, Edmonton ; Queen's Head, near Finchlcy Church ; cl>d the lied Lion and Sun, jiighgate. -• GOODMIGH, Watch and Clock Maker, No. 1`.1.'. 111,4, (-street, near the Quadrant, solicits attention of Vie Nobility, Gentry, and the Public to his 31ANCFACTORY, No. 126, REGENT-STREET, where he has a great variety o' superb Gold and Silver Watches, on the most approved peincipkf, el u ica I Clocks,' (Neater and Chime Bracket. and Hall Clocks, with a choice collection of splendid Chet al, and Chimney Clocks. R. G. having every artiste manufactured under his own imme, diate inspection, can warrant them, as to quality and workmanship, which upon comparison will be found at lower prices than goods of an inferior description sold elsewhere. ••• Clocks wound and regulated by the year. IF A PRINCE I)OES NOT PLEASE THE LADLE:, Wm) SHOULD ? A. P. not only pleases the Ladies, b.:: also the Ladies' Maids. Ilundreds of Ladies of Tile have cape, rienced that PRINCE'S RL'SSIA OIL is a great preserver an., momoter of the Hair ; and as it is rather thick take out of the bottle, the Ladies' Alalds find it is troublesome in dressing their Ladies' hair. The Proprietor has therefore new clarified and im proved the Russia Oil, and it pours out of the bottle like cream, which has made it the pleasantest and unrivalled f.fil for dressing the hair, as It will always keep the bead and hair clean. beautifiti, and In curl : in short, the Royal Family, Nobility, Gentry, ate. may rely upon it they will not have a hair fall off or turn grey, b, using Prince's celebrated 'limit Oil, which is so improved. th:.: it has made it the greatest nourishes: and preserver to the hair in ti .e universe ; will make it grow thick and long, and preserve it fret,, falling off or ever turning grey, and is such 'a nourisher to ti, roots of the hair, that even if it had began to turn grey, it wt.' es rtore it again to its natural colour, by keeping the head Tools: for about a month with the oil. It is sure to clear the scurf frog( infancy to old age--will restore the Milton bald places, if there !s the least sign of roots, by also keeping the head constantly nton.t for about a month with the oil, which hundreds of Gentlemen be%e esperieneed. Ask for Prince's Improved Russia Oil. The ounce bottiv, five shillings ; a hirge bottle, containing use ounces, one pound, :3 a saving. Sold by the sole Proprietor, A. Prince, N 0.9, Polard.stn (e s Oxford street, London; 21i, London road ; and by most princir,! Perfumers and Medicine Fenders. lie particular, and observe " Prince" on the Wrapper and Seals and his address, " A. Prince. 9, Poland -street, oxford -street, London," is on the cover of each bottle—without, it is not genuine, and cannot answer the pnrpose, Purchasers ought to be particular, as Counterfeits are in circulation. Englishmen, as well as other nations, might to be acquainted with the following is well known in Russia that Bean' Grease is tno harsh for the hair, and makes the hair turn grey at d fall of. This is well known; the Emperor Alexander, and per ions of distinction, lost their hair at an early age througt using the Bear's Grease—and whoever recommends it for the must do It for imposition ; but Prince's celebrated Russia tf:l warranted not to contain any Bears' Grease whatever, but the greatest nourishing ingredients for the hair ; and if they want the genuine Russia Oil in Russia, or any other part of the globe, they must send to A. Prince, 9, Poland -street., lurdin for it, and i t is the only article that ac tually preserves and pramotts the hair. Gentlemen of the Medical Hall have analysed Prince's Rurs..e OiL—have published in the Gazette of Health." No. Ir, that the discovery is a great credit to the Proprietor, and is SJperk , to any oil for the hair, and will do, in cases of baldness a,..1 weak hair, what can possibly be done in strengthening and ie storing it. The Medical Gentlemen have also analysed another Oil, which is daily puffed in the Papers, as used by Emperors. Kings, Dukes, &c. eke. and have:published in the " Gan esa Hadth," No. 12, that on examining the ingredients of this grand Oil, they find it contains only common r.il, coleured and per fumed : therefore it cannot be compared :o the Russia Oil, a. a nourisher to the hair. Several Captains who have come from the (ontircet have de. dared, that whenever they have landed meri-lusimize, They hav e he,m asked if they had any of Prince's !Russia Oil ; therefore Merchs will find an advantage in exporting it.—Merchants and Captai..s will receives liberal allowance for exportation. Proved by affidavit on the 24th of November, 1814. before the Lord Mayor of London, that A. Prince is the original Proprietor .0 the naivete/ of the Russia Oil; and therefore, it any .9rflumvf. medicine-vender, hair -dresser, or any one ehe in Great Britain or any other country. sell, under any pretence whatever, an Oil called ItusokaOil, and is not A. Prince's of 9, Poland-street. London, .t is hereby publicly pronounced they are impostors. as they not 01 , Iv impose upon the Public by sellins thesis counterfeits, which do rm answer the purpose, but also injure A. Prince, the Original Pro prietor, who has a large family, and has spent, within these la: twenty years, above Fitly Thousand Pounds in advertlw.g to nias.t: it known.