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Rummui • X/.' . 1 - / 1I -f /11 • fi Z eo / r.; ' 4- I, • 4 1? :** % b tt4-,Yo •I . • • ~,. , , < 4 LONDON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, IS2-1. and R e*. th• R e d a. Thew.; t Fid e 11.14-4 Kn. 6,846. Price 7d. EXCISE-OFFICA FOR Ilvder vt" lhr flimorra Maiest.i's 11,...emme Otrtte, Old Bensd-stret-t, on 11'1 DOAN the Itlth, and F r JOS, st On , o'Clock each tEnt Sescr3l r, OLD BROOD-STNS T. SA tide Me Commissioners of his in a spacious Room, at the Chief E I ):ti ES DA Y NEXT. the 17th, 'lt IRA V, the Kith or November, , . 131.1RSUANT to et DECRF.F. of the 111t;11 COURT 1 of CHANCERY, batting daie the 16th Day of.lune, 1 82 4. made in a Csuse. " Cannings against Flower," the CREDITORS of ABEL FISHER, late of (lath, in the County of Somerset, Esq. deeessol ( whu died on ur about the 14th day of March, 11121), are, by themselves or their Soli c it ors , on or before the 9th day of DECEMBER, 11124, to wale in and prove their Debts, befall Samuel Compton ('ux, E sq . one o f t h e M asters o f t h e wild Coutt, at his Chambers in Southammumbuildinri, Chaneery.lane, Lom dun, or, in default thereof, they Mill be peremptorily excluded du benefit of the said Decree. SALES BY AUCTION. CAPITAL COLLECTION OF PICTURES. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane. DAY. to 12, AVALUABLE COLLECTION of PAINTINGS, comprising choice Productions of the most eminent 31axtere of the Ancient 'ad Modern r.ehooly, viz. : Ruben, I ywiderneer, I Car", fly Sherwood, Jones, an4l isternuetor-row. TO 7 : OU It ISTS. I. GRAYS BOOK of ROADS, on an entirely new plan, showing, at one view, the various lines of roam leading to any required point of di s tance; and the index' iso at. tango! as to enable a direct and immediate reference to any re quired mute, at whatever principal town or watering.pla , :c the tra veller may happen to be. Price 7s. half-bound, or, with a complete set of count? maps, 12s. 2. COOKE'S GUIDE to the LAKES of CU3I BERLAND, Wk:STMORELAND, and LANCASHIRE, including a de saiption of the surrounding Scenery, the Vales, 3lountains, adja cent Towns and Villages, local peculiarities, t:e. de. In a pocket iolume, with map and virwa, price 2s. Gd. in boards. 3. COOKE'S TOPOGRA PH Y of DEVON, containing • compendious topographical and statistical account of that pieta mume county, its towns, roads, rivers, coasts, minerals, manufac tures, commerce, fisheries, agriculture, antiquities, natural history, dc. &c. New edition, with map and tines, price 4s. 4. SOUTH WALES, topographically and historically de scribed, by the Rev. T. Rees, originally published in, and funning part of, the Beauties of England and Wales, but now sold separately. In one thick volume, tiro., illustrated with a map of the country, and 33 plum of interesting objects, picturesque scenery. &c., price U 4a. in boards. Thu day is published, in port R r io. ue 4d. Woad, A LICE ALLAN, and OTHER TALES. By ALEXANDER WILSON. Printed fur Usu. B. Whittaker. Ave Afaria-lane. This day is published, in 3 role. l!mo. poet Sta. heard., GILMOUR; or, The Lan Locknige. A Nuvel.. ' Printed for Geo. R. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane LI oa seta. Coffe, Tes. ye yrs, Salt. Soap. Candles, Tallow, leacher, dLilass, Fruited Caltco, Silk aid luau!, Bundler. Printed Blinds, Brandy, Bow, Genera. Sinn!), In 149, to wit V. s e mplec of the Nitrite, Cutler, f n snthe leth to the IGth of Nut spit te the ntornings of sale, th je jse o'clock, where l'atalogtica lantitirs of ..l.' - e;;igo Wise, ISriti.h OW and Com pounds, itsw S pints, V inegsr, ill °lasses, :oppyrs, Stills, Lend, Pewter, Iron, Tubs, Casks., Utensils,_ _ Mario; Jansen, .I.rtois, HaOmni Mignard, Storck, H obtains, Victor. So J. Thornhill, Duprey, Swaneveldt, Miaow, Dusan, 1' &oven, llogarth, Yandernieults. S. lt.ssa, Morland, Van Goal. Schalken, !idiom°, &c. tie. To be viewed ; and Catalogues bad at the:Hart, and of /d r.Wil lianas, Throginorton-urcet. TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. STOCK 01' CUTLERY. DRESSING-CA:SW, &c. Drr Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, -lane. TO-MORROW, Nov. 12. at Twelve o'clock, The day is pablished, with Eight Copperplates by lieurge Crutk shank, the Second Edition, price Ca. lid. board% PETER SCHLEMIHL. From the German of LAMDTTE FOUQUE. Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Marioslane. LIBERTY OF THE INDIAN PREAs. rt • LL be publiahed, by T. 31. Richardson, No. 211,!..:071:i..1, ETTERS to the MARQUIS of HASTINGS, on he INDIAN PRESS, wits an Appeal to Reason and the Smith Parliament on the Liberty et the ?MU its general. By a FRIEND to GOOD HOVERNMENT. as "elk limo e HoiaZ i lad an I* pm. Ili% VOUNII and THOMPSON. Plaintiff's Meacham Charlotte -row, Mansion Mouse. MONEY ON MOKTOAGN O 1 ANNIJITY. rIVE THOUSAND I'OUNDS and upwards, or any put lin Sums not less than :XIM), will be advanced on Life. mavens from Marriage Settlements, Trust. 11111 l ley in the Fund*. Willa, Jointure*, and real Estate, ; also on r reeltold, Copyhold. and Leasehold Properties, on fair, just and liberal term. Apply personally, or by letter tpost.p.ddy, to Mr. Lloyd, Attar. nay at Law, No. 4...ldarn-mixt, Adelplii. broth., PrdsLip vat Spill 410 ;;ellent Tobacco Cut ting Engine and Priam, ac. &c. RISE (IF STOCKS!!! I '1)1811, of the Ohl State Lottery Offices, No.;, Coen !)) hill, and 9, Charing-cross, respectfully calls the attention of his best friend*, the Public, to the new Lottery Scheme, which contains Two Prizes of 310,1100/., Two 490,000 f., and various other Capitals. All the l'rizes, with the ex;eption of the Two of 911.99 W), are Sterling Money, those Two arc part Thtee per Cents., but llish feels so confident of the increasing value of the Public Funds, that be guarantees to the Purchasers at his I /Hints, should he sell either of those Prizes, to pay them at the rate of lent. Money for each lOW. Stock ; or shoal the Three per Cents. then he above 1991., they may take their Stock—consequently, ildventurers must gain by the Scheme being partly composed of Stock. When bah made the late Scheme. he stated his reason for introducing 30,01101. l'rizes w.s •because he generally sold then), and the result has proved he was correct, as he sold, in the Scheme j ust decided, No. 15,756, a l'rize of 3e,lnat. ; one-quarter of which was sold in loon_ don, oneittarter at Maidstone, one-quartet at Bantry, one-eighth in London. one-sixteenth in Valitiburgh, and one-sixteenth fn toi rerpool. Dish also sold Eight other Capitals drawn the same day; and in the preceding Month (October) he *old Nos. IP9I and 15.556, Two Prizes of 20,tk/11.. and 15 other Capitals, which were distributed over various pacts of the 'rifted Kingdom, the particu lass of which are too voluminous to mention. Bush is now selling for the New Scheme, Tickets and Shares on a most advantageous plan for Adventurers, as the Chance of a Whole Ticket may ulti mately be obtained for leas than 51., and a Sixteenth fur lets than Ten Shillings; and, fur these trilling sums, both the 210,90111. Prizes must be obtained,and all the other Capitals may be. Schemes of this excellent flan may be had grads.—The Lottery draws and .inishes next Month. On the Nth of November will be published, in 3 wo:s. 12wro. S dli k e OE HAROLD. A Wil2 Eftl ut N. R l eal Lltsi persed with Memoirs of the English Wife. Fuesign Mist:vas, vu.wis outer Celebrated iliaracters. contit.i. e c et: changer! about S d . ,f;4111 bah, be for d u : bales fur. 'mire pur. err Cuttrn; priers are, ref eitmi T e in Ik •Iftil pre. aaaeumel Ka Island, • rre odic Nablus Purchasers. &c. to be seen at the IVarehooae, et:caber, from ten till two o'clock ; hat day's sale only, from ten till may be had, at etl. each. AN ASSORTMENT of CUTLERY, in Sets of Ivory handled Table and Dessert Knives sod Forks; a variety of Fancy Pen-knivis. on can's ; Sasso's, 8/.e. Also, several ("pen sive well-fitted up Ladie.' and Gentlemen's Rosewood and Mahe gany Drawing-caws ' Portable Writing Desks, &c. To be viewlal this dar and Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had at the Mart, and of Mr. Williams,Tbrogniorton-street, opposite :be Dank. NET RENT OF FORTY-Eft/HT POUNDS FEE ANN. di LES, topographically and historically de. scribed, by the Rev. J. Evans. In one thick volume. gra. uniform with the above, illustrated with a map and Zt engravit6h price IL es. in boards. By JON!': DAR lAN BEDFORD, Lieutenant R.N. Author of •• Views Oft the Shorts ot we bincir SCA," and who accompanied the Child. in hi. wanderings till within a ha mining; of his death. PICTURE of the 1:41.E of %I'M lIT ; illustrated with a Map and 26 plates uf the most beautiful an.: interesting ricers throughout the island, in imitation of on tketchea. By Wm. Caine. Price 12s. In boards. Another Edition, in Um with ten additional views, price 21i. in bands. - — lrintid, for Sherwood, Joni' and Co. Pat=nolter-row. LA FONTAINE% FABLES, IN FRENCH PROSE, FUR CHILDREN. - - - - - IA) PON DIN:KA. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. E Directors o f Me London Dock COlNpally do herein., Tei7€ NOLICV, that they will be ready to receive Tenders( :valid aa), medic Luatiou Dock House. Prince s.treet, Bath, on TI:ES. 'JAY, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, from such Persona an may be willing to Contract for VAULTS within a sh ,„! w ec t t ouw, %Vest of the Watts Quair Stack, London Ducks. Plans, SiWeditatiOn, and Particulars of the Contract to be seen hy applying to Mr. Dowthwaite. at the Offace of the Works, Lon 4oa Dicke, N 0.3, Pier Wapping. Every Tender moat be invontramed by a Letter, signed hy two responsible Persons. enraging to became bound with the Person tendiaing in the sum ut ICVIU. tor the d.Ae performance of the Con. tract. ROHINSON, Secretary. Lydon Do..k !louse, Nov. 4, Itr24. NI—No Tender will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that Day, nor ur.icas the Party making the Tendev, UT UMW PCTIOII on Lob behalf, :atcads, to answer when called tiw. FOR TIMETY YEARS. Ri WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart on TUESDAY NEXT, at 1" 7. A NE IV (1U114: to BI.EN1111:111, the Scat of his Crate the Duke of 31arlborough; comprising six elegantly engraved views of that splendid edifice, (ruin drawings by J. P. Neale; with an historical description or the mansion, and a catalogue of the tures. In royal Bvu. price Us. in boards. Just psiblisbed, by Beaty ei?utias, 4,liroed4trase, City, Is law ... - price 2s. begsprat. . ANET RENT of 4si. der ANNUM, for in unex pired Term of Thirty Years, issuing out of and scoured by a commodious Dwelling-houso and Premises, situate No. 6, in Devonshire-square, Ilisbopegate-street. let on a repairing Lasse. Printed Particulars may be bad ol Winsitanley and Sons , Pater noster-row; sod at the Mart. ASELECTION from LA pis FA !NE'S FABLES. in Prewch Prose ; with au English Intetintary Tress:stun. as ruent as possible. By D. BOILEAU. The am, with Sixty Culoured Plates, halEbouod, Where logy be Lid, LA CBAUMIEHE INDIENNE, LA CIINTE PE MADEMOISELLE Si rICTON, 18010. is. GENIIS ISLE DES ENIANS. BERQUIV'S PETI E bietA NDISO as. DE LA SERRE TABLE of all the /TENCH PARTS of SPEECH, Is. gd. 8. The GEOGRAPHY HISTORY, and STATISTICS of NORTH and SOUTH AMERICA and the %VEST INDIES. By H. C. Carey and J. Lea. With considerable Additions rela tive to the New States of South America, Mexico, the Havannah, aa la one large volume Ova. illustrated with attend culssrred 31apa, Chute, and Views, price Iris. boards, "rhe publication before us contains by far the most volt able condensation of American Geography, II istaty, and Statistics, which has issued from the press. It is constructed on a comprehensive and excellent plan . • the maps, charts, and plates are numerous and well executed ; and when all the modern information reriutred by the changes and revolutions on the new Continent is taken into the account, we are free to say that it is a very complete illustragon of the important matters which it embraces. Either for instruc tion or reference, it is calcblated to be a standard wurk."—Lite rary Gazette, Starch 20. Nov. G. those pt., lot (*otos k place ts leaast ved is deroard .lean Cr. Tay poly SMALL STACK OF . sUILsTANTIAL WAREHOUSES, Pudding -lade. Hi WINSTANLItY and SONS. At the Auction Mart, on TI'ESDAY NEXT, ai 12, by direction of the Executors of Mr. Those.Mearsey : deceased,_ A SMA LL. but compact, convenient, arid secure STACK of WAREHOUSES of three lofty floors. with a yard acd ware-room, eligibly situate in the vicinity of Thames-street and the water side, approachcd fruit Pudding-lane, and well adapted for the Fruit Trade. SPA Mill E CE - S 1 E V RI)OK 3. It the ad. and the lurb hold Land Ws. 43 bat, !MOM% r inidtllcp• gout ter. rplIE NINE I.IttNII 7 II7ENT TAVESTItIES, 170 1 Feet hmic esecutol by (inlet of Pope Sao X. truth the Cartoons of Matthaei, for King Henry VIII. and sold by order of the Conanansralth in IG-19, to the Spanish Ambassador, for the airot of , un:. are just returned from Spain, and are open for public inspectiun, for a few Days, at the Egyptian Ilen, Admittance, One Shilling. LARAS KEY TO TAM Sl'ANIsll LANGUAGE AND CONVERSATION. This day is published, is 18n, ► price 2s. OM. bound, by Boosey and Sons, Broad -street, Lxchangy, A KEY to the SPANISH LANGUAGE and CON- J . I. VERSATIUN (after the plan of rAbbo Bout), containinir Idioms and Expressions on a variety of Subjects ; %kb as Inwo duction t> the Spanish Grammar. The whole arrit‘gril in such a manner as to enable the student to acquire a speedy knowledge .4dl the Spanish Language, and particularly adapted te Travelisre. 2. NOTICIA SLI.F.CTA ; or, a Selection from the best Spay nish Prose Writers. With a Translation as close as possible, so as to give, in one view, ths manner of expressing the barite Sentence In Spanish and Entilisb. Intended foe both Nations. 12mo. 4s. 3. CONNELL 'S G1113 . 131.kR, for Spaniards to lawn Eng lish. 12mo. liY. bound. SALES BY AUCTION. BOOKS. Br Mr. EVA NS. To be viewed by applying at No. 20, Botolph.laoe. Printed Particulars may be had of Meows. Brown and Marten, Solicitors, Commercial-chambers, blincing.tans ;at the Mart; and of in ststiley and Soon, Paternoster-mw. 9. A NEW GENERA L ATLAS, containing a complete set of Maps, drawn from the best authorities, trial! the pr . mcipal King doms and States in the World; to which is prefixed, an Introduc thin to Geography, and no the Ems:ruction and use of Maps ; by Thomas LL.D. of the Royal Military Academy, %Cool latch ; Author of the " New and Comprehensive System of '.lo_ deco Geography," &c. &c. In quarto, price One Guiuea, half bound ; or full coloured, L. l is. lid. ll.° This Atlas includes all the re,,ent discoveries ; and the boun daries of the several States are carefully delineated, on an entirely new set of plates, agreeably to the present improved state of geo graphical science ; several of the Maps, as those of Central Asia, Southern Africa, the new States of South America, eta being given on as enlarged scale, so as to exhibit, with fidelity, the va rious natural and political distinctions. The introductory disser tations will be found to possess a degree of novelty hitherto un attempted n works of this nature ; a variety of practical illus trations, examples, and preupts, having been ititroduccd, by atten tion to which the student may easily acquire a competent knowledge of the natural and political divisions of the globe, and oldie relative extent and positions of its various cnipires,iingdoms, and states. itaY•L NATIOWAL BATE! OTTICIL ' 1. I.snemat st-rlacc, Stitstro. Nov. 10, 1824. XTOTIOE is hereby Wren, that the DIRECTOILI of 111 this COMPANY, beirg about to erect BATHING ESTABI.I:4IIMENI'S in the Metropolis, are desirous of treating -a any PlAnti ut ()ROUND, containing at the heat Kt*/ Issue Foe. 'fors sad Particulars to be feevercied in Writing (Post.free) vhe t tfflce the Camper y, to us, . . At his House, No. and FIVE following DA rIIIIE valuable COLLECTION of BOOKS of the IL late 31r. SEIICO, removed from his house, Air-street, Piccadilly ; containing an extensive Collection of English and Foreign History, English To' ography, Genealogical and Ileral. dical Works, Emblems, and a miscellaneous assemblage of vans. ble books in every department of Literature, which will be sold by order of the Executors. F.1.11:1111.E 1.1:ASE1101.1) INVESTMENT, Being an Improved Rental of 711. Ine. per Annum. fly %V NSTA N LEY and SONS, At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, by dim. last week advanced Id at &S t, 'for it:: 'however, .ade then houses toe they Vat 1111 C MCC uld freey_ tlents:xl twriptions d UMW' WC it in *Date Julius however, t.on of the Executor, LEASEHOUr ESTATE, composing Two Mea .ll. wages or Tenement, and Premises, Ne. 67 and 18, Black man-street, Southwark, and a small House in Rebel-row ; all of which are let on leases for nearly the whole terms, at rents amount ing to 1101. lfis. per annum • held for an unexpired term of fi fteen years and a half (runt Mid:admits last, at a reaerted rent of GU. ; profit rent, 711. 10s. per annum. To be viewed : printed particulars may be had of Mr. Long, Solicitor, Croydon; Mr. Henry Chester, pm. 3, Parsonage-riw, Newington-butts; at the Mart; and of Wimitazdry and Suns, Paternoster-row. 4. CONIPPINDIO de la lIISTORIA DE ESPANA ; pot Don TOISIIIN de Winne ; cuidadoenntente Reel= Cozregido pct Don Juan Dlanques. In 12ino. price in. r.d. 5. LA. FWitESTA ESPANOLA ; or, Choke Pie:ei to Prove and Vent. Prier ss. fp& boardn. MODERN FURNITURE, GLASSES, CHINA. PLATE, ROOKS, CHARIOT, PONY PHAETON and CHAISE, and MISCELLANIES of WILLIAM COOKE, Esq. de ceased. Itl PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on WEDNEsDAY NIA T. and folinsting day, at One o'clock, ha shall SUIIMIT by AUCTION, at !lapse:at Rooms, New 11mnd-street, Au AOSFAIBLAGE of MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNI. This day ii published. 1. ATERCHANTS and TR.IDESMAN'S VIDE I MECUM. The wiention of Commercial Gentlemen in respectfully solicited to di; NEW MERCANTILE ASSIST. ANT, GENERAL CHEQUE BOOR, and INTEREST TABLES, a Thin! Edition of which is just published, price*. containing twelve copious and distinct sets of Calculations, ar ranrd with peculier neatness, simplicity, and accuracy ; il-Aoigntd chkey as a check on calculations in the harry of business. TI'RE, Composed of pier and chimney glasses and mi►mss, in gilt frames; rosewood end mahogany dining. 100, card, sofa, and occasional tablvs; at* of parlour and drawing-eosin chairs; commodes, warthwbes, and chews of drawers; handsome bedsteads, with hangings imd appropriate balding; useful and ornamental French and English china, a small service of plate and plated ware, a complete pony . phasion and a chaise, book-, and miscellaneous domestic requisites; removed from Half.3loon-street. Nay be cowed ewe days preceding the tale, and Catalogues had at Mr. Phillips's. RLOOMSBURY-SqUA RE. EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE. • Ity WINSTANI.EY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at Twelve, üblie 'ale R Prim d , uit geo,- rrward Gr IrlIE LEASC, for an unexpired thin of 12 yeats, at a 1 low reserved rent, of an excellent DWELIJINII HOUSE, situate in the most preferable part of Bloomsbury-square, replete with every convenience for a family, 7 bedrooms, 2 drawing rooms communicating by folding doors, a well propor tioned eating room, breakfast parlour, and gentleman's room, kitchen, man servant's MOM, wasbbouse, cc:lmage for wine, beer, and coals, and every ether domestic convenience. To be viewed by cards only, which, with printed particulars, may be had of IVinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row; Mr. Robert U'adeson, Solicitor, Austin Friars; particulars also on the premises; and at the Mart. • By W. WRIGHT, ten. Accwtntant and Agent, London. n in the naidetabk • 35i.: eve is link and Second The quick sale of the First and Second Editions of the above Work, the private commendations awarded to the Author, the un. qualified approbation expressed by the London Reviewers, its adoption very generally in the counting-houses and warehouses of the Metropolis, are arcurnstancm that unitedly attest its value and The following are two elegant and entertaining bob Jia Ilou e Al 013 e-third the regular price, iu elegant Parts, containing velvet Engravings, Is. that valuable and ir t !resting %Vol k. By order of the C:turi of ISrent ors. B.ANTOCK, GEARY, and LEVER, Architects and Engineers to the Company, Cornbill. QOCIETY for SCPEILSEIIINt; the NECESSITY of cLIMUINU ItOY., by encouraging a New Method of Smepiag Chimneys, and for improving the Condition of Children :cc: ;elms einploycl by Chutney SWeepCr.4. At a M EETING of the COI3IITTEE, held the 21th day of ktober, 1524, %V 31. TOOKE, Esq. Treasurer, in the Chair ; The oniumuy business of the Continue( e being transacted, the Timmer nported, that Mrs. Elizabeth Dennis lronyer, late of 3!erklenburgli-squate, deceased, had by her will bequeathed a one of tad. to the Society, for the purpose of being awarded as a 'rime:et for a machine which should wholly supersede the use of Climbing Boys, and the Interest in the mean time to be applied to the et send yurperes of the Society. The Sectetivry reported the result of the recent ailvcrtiacincrit, re. qua* the names and addresses of Chimney Sweepers willing to ate the Machine.. and a letter, from which the eidlowing is an es trace, was read, from 31r. 11. Watson, of No. 2, lireat Port/and- WO.I. a.ul No. I, I !rper Spring-street, Mary-la-bonne, a MOM re. 'pretahle Master Chtniner Sweeper, in very extensive business. I take the liberty of informing you, that I have constantly wicked the for many rims, whenever ordered, and very frequently where 1 could introduce them witboul being ordered, and could do a great deal ranee business with them, if the masters and mistresses of servants would give their positive orders to hare the Machine. I mystif live in one of the moo public situations in Miry-la-bonne. mid also keep manlier house in the parish. and pub- My write up in front of both houses, Chimneys swept with Ma. ckinery;" and why I do write up so is, to try to encourage the pub. le to use the Machine when wanting ; theretore, Sir, you may in t-elute my name into your published list of machine-workers. It you will send me a Prospectus of the Rules of your Society, l rub to b e come an Aneual Subscriber to your Fund." Resolved, That so noon as a sufficient list can be formed of per. sits sung the Machines in the metropolis and its nauseam, the cx.e be ah milted for the hiforniation or the public. A In: tM p. rums sweeping with the 31achine may be had on ap ;:n.eat. to the St [Miry. J. A. Secretary sad Collector. No. l 2&. Leatleahall-street, May I, IIC4. So.ikaiptious are received be NV. Tooke, Fq. Treasurer, it Bilbser.court, ; Messrs. Hum, Fleet-strixt ; Sir P. Pak. Bar. and Cu., Barthtdamme-lane ; and by the Secretary as.l Collector. . ..... The Treasurer takes this opportunity of acknowledging the re ceipt of a very liberal anonymous donation of J. by loiter, having Vie Warairk post-mark. THE SIERC.I VEIL,: AGENCY COMPANY, and LANERCPTS' REGISTER OFFICE, VI, CAT r•TON•sittEZT, LONlioy. This Insfitution WIN several years since established, for the par- Pae of collecting and furnishing to Stibicribtra the fullest informs. nos echoing to all Bankrupt and Insolvent Estates, and particu larly ss to Meetings, Dividends, Assignees, and Certificates. in min • prevent the loft continually arising from the want of such Lt.:nation • and the utility and importance of the Institution bare tam gent:ally felt and ark:low kelp el. axe, etc forniatitm of this Establishment it has been extended atiehrses— I. The Colketion of Debts, Dividend*, and Rents. a Tue 3lsna:ouent (as Accountants) of 11._nkrupt and Lnaolvent ciate., I. Ills Investigation and Arrangement of Complicated and ISis ?eel Accounts, for the assistance and guidance of parties engaged ' , .Stotnersh:p, arbitration ,, suits, or otherwise; and of Executors L•l.l, iniinistrators. And in this department experienced and able Ae , :ntants ae.4l I 'olletturs are employed, foe whum the Directurs sit icsonilly ropistalble. ' u ;v 314m.ee received on account of .lmignees are paid immedi "al * received to the Bankers of the Estates ; and the Debts, b.141 - .4., and Rents collected, are regularly paid to the parties Liteiew,est, m the first 11'ednrsday of every month. ~ f,:et e or the Commercial Travellers'Society (which stand r 1 ;' ,,, l of cot assistance) ar c aid e d by the profits of this Eats !!!‘"ncit: IA therefore, as well on account of its utility, as to lec,l: the Osimiercial Travellers' Society, the patronage, recan t:Atom, and subscription of Merchants , Hankers , and Traders, utrrspentullv solicitca. tolictors sill save much time, trouble, and expense, by a refer. wee l ' a this I filler toe information relating to the Dates of Commis. cos and Meetings under diem, the proper Description of Bank. Niqs and Insubrents, the Nantes and Residences of the Assignee, teal stlicitors, Dividends and Certificates; and therefore the Diree. 'us thr ee to be favoured with their names as Subscribers, and with :tete powerful support. file Subscriptam to the Ilimkrupt Register Office is One Guinea .' r Annum, which entitles a Subscriber to have notice sent to him 1' .! Meeting% of Commissioners and Creditors under every Com , • 4 , a of Itankrupt in which he is or may have been interested or `,4-centd, on forwarding the name to this Office. T imasuaxtit. Sir Churl's Price, Baronet. nturevoss, / i•Oco. Austin, Wood-street Mr. R. W. Cele, Old Change lII ' D.ll4,l kille, Ilishopsgrte. Mr. I). Melville. ‘Yeotl-sfrert tow I Mr. E. Tewart, Ludgate-street Mr. J. J. helm, Accountant. Mr. T. Perry, Secretary. NoTteE 6 hcrcbigiven, That application is intended to be made to P ar li ament in the ensuing Session thereof, fur '-", to brir.t; in a Bill. mid to obtain an Act. for making, con. ‘'.°:•!, unld inaintamieg a 'sta i n ii - Er DOCK or VET It 4 , Ket. Warehouses, sheds. Basins, Cuts, and other {Forks, for te,oeptioni and better accommodation of Ships mid Vessels (mre ,. I I done connected with the coal trade), and the ('argues there• . ' 1,4 to have two or more communications with the River s 'n h Tles. and which Wet Dock or Wet Docks, W arehouses, .; ``'. I ' 14 °, h :°'t , Cuts. and alter Works, together with all requisite l'- ' •! c r:ti• -.4i11 ' Inl arf 4 . Quart, Itrielges, Railways, Footways, „,.. a . , . n 4 r 4 . or Roads, appertaining thereto, are proposed to he ~, t i and pass into and through the parish of All SMnts, Pop fe.etu;rl t i h ,'-:,.,1 4 ' of "ogn in the county of Middlesex, and in the hlui in an d i: n .,7 ! h a' , th..retif ; atid it is propose'd to fix and !or ale u, k . „i' 1. "!" 1 Bill. Tolls, Hates. and Dues, to be taken st, j 1 ,., the in,,, Dock 4w Docks, Basins, Cuts, iVarehouses. ..• i • am. Rail lk o.e d , 1 , 31 ..: wort. Quays, and other It'utks. di day of Nl:nen:her, Illof. 1%11,1,1.131 TOC/RE, b'JliCilol . , co. 3, 11)1burn-euurt, firay's-lan. the mu Sri :n the lie holden.. att. not yc: nentntion ; Rice, 14$. repasts ►trted to 'ire strong Rid roster ilw price, in France 141 W WIT. ; the Ma. nachsacti, e Berard. freely. Frrip:ions. 'Nitro At. lid. a 44.. are ad ,a‘ the quotc a ark. to 10 0 to 4 14 to 3 0 to $ 0 to 8 0 to 10 0 to 4 0 to 3 G to 2 0 to 21 0 to 38 9 lon. Lid! louceater- lb.tteh. et the tete TICS John p.uogrit the same nes King. Lie loin , . Esq. O. 3:o-street- Samuel the Esuit A Grove. ,dau‘hter Ortl-plaee. meh, aged chin the --- I, and she led till her ;nu t !lamp the even- 1. oiler be her fete dely sum -Ist that in be sudden recorded 'Epees:teal II ;knee pan" 411)(1E. after 4. 7.1111,107 1 . ONE. FOREIGN and FRENCH WINES and LIQUEURS. 31R. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on SATURDAY, the 20th instant, at One o'Cinek, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond street, An ASSORTMENT of FRENCH and FOREIGN WINES and 1.14.0 EU RS, Comprising about Four illtrdTrd Douri of Port, Sherry, Nladein, Claret, Champagne, Grave. Coil Roti, and a variety of Liqueurs; a small quantity of choice old Cogniac and Ndyeau. May be tasted at the time et Salt, and Catalogues had at Mr. Phillips's two days previous. FURNITURE. 1100K1'ASES, CHINA, CLOCK, and _ PS ...............y announces, that he al:all 01 .. SUBMIT by AUCTION, on the Premises, llomsey lane. Highgate, on TM:RAU I', the 25th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, PART of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, A drawing-room ruitc of curtains, carpet. lootablea, chairs, &e.; 3capital glazed library bookcases, an reeellent Market-641W clock, by Bowyer; bt.clareads and bedding, dining and other tables, chest ui drawers, consoles with marble tops, lndLi china, and miscel laneous useful items. May be viewed the day preceding the Sale, and Catalogue" had on the Premises; and at Mr. Phillips's, N-w Bond -street. A VILLA. GARDEN, and OFFICES, between Highgate and Homsey _ TO BE LET BY PUB . LIC BIDDINO, By Mr. PHILLIPS, On the Premises. Horrisey-Late, Highgate, on THURSDAY, the 25th instant, at One o'clock, ('ommodiously arranged and substantially built IL RESIDENCE, with conch-house, stabling, and excellent shiers; with punt and prmluctive fruit and kitchen garden and pleasure grounds, situate on an eminence, indulging a panoramic view over the counties ur Middlesex Kent. and Essex, enriche d by a distinct prospect of a fine reach of the Thames. The Pientims are to be let under conditions, covenants, and provisions, fur • term of seven, fourteen, or twenty-one years, wl•trb may be perused on the Premises, and at Mr. Phillips's, 73. New Bund.street, where also a printed abstract may be had. On the sante Day will be Sold, the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ite. THE NEXT PRESENTATION TO A LIVING IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND. MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to OFFER by PRI VATE TREATY, the NEXT PRESENTATION to a VA LUA BLE RECTOR Y in the Weal of England; the pre sent Incumbent about Seventy Years of Age. Particulars will be communicated to Principals only, by rofetence to Mr. Phillips, 73, New Bond-strcet. ELEGANTLY FUItNISHEI► RESIDENCE, STRATTON-STREET, PICCADILLY. MR. PH ILIA PS respectfully notifies thatheis autism ized to or LET, by PRIVATE TREATY, an elcicatitly furnished and well arranged liEt IIIENCE. desirably situate in Stratton-street, Piccadilly, and peculiarly well adapted fur a Member of Parliament or a moderate size Family. Terms, with Tickets for Viewing, may be had at Mr. Pbillips's,-1 73, New Bond-stzert. SIDEBOARD IW VAS:IIIOXABLE PLATE, Mr. 1:1 ; 11;1:f — At the Auction Mart, on TI 7 ESDAY NEXT, November lit, at 12, by order of the Assignees, A SII)EROARI) of AIOIIERN PLATE, comprising about 34 Ounces, anti consisting of King's Pattern and Freud) Fiddle Cleary, Tea, and lb.-men Spoms and Forks, Sauce ladles, Salt and Egg-spoons, handsome Teapot and Stand, Wine tables and Knife-rests. Fish-shce. and a 51uflinplate anti cover. May be viewed the Morning of Sale, and Particulars had at the Mart, and of Mr. Wm. Stevens. 31, Ohl Jewry. FREEHOLD WORSTED MILL. BROMIRIROVE, WORCESTERsHIRE. Early in the Month of January nczt, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract. AVERY valuablekilEElDlLD WORSTED MILL, four stories high, with wings of tines stories (in which an estensive manufactory of wonted yarn has been carried on for up wards of 30 yean), together with the shops, warehouses, ward rooms, dyr-houses, drying-house, wash-house, oil-roorna, cumbers. shops, barn, stable, and about 16 ACRES of LAND. Ti. Mill is waked by a water-wheel twelve feet wide and twenty feet lush, which is turned Ly two bUTO.I4III of water. The reservoirs cover about Pevin acres. The 31achinery, which is of the best description, atcam•engine of twelve-hone power, on Watt's principle, lathes and other tools, combs. &c. may be purchased. either alone or together with the Freehold, at a valuation. The l'remises arc close to the town of Bromsgrovc, in the county of Worcester. For further particulars, and to treat for sale by Private Contract. please to apply to M Mal& Le Blanc and ttliver, Solicitors, New llridge4trect, Black friars ; 31 r.lloustnan, 44, I:utter-lane, Cheap . - side, Loudon ; Mr. Admits, Brow:grove ; Mr. Samuel Davis, !At cote: ; ter )Ir.Nl - ylry, At1::: - .1tton,!icu Wellington, Glop. BRIGHTON. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES. By WINSTANLEV and SONS, _ At toe Mart, on FRIDAY, Nor. 28, at 12, in Lois, by direction of the Executors of Alderman Thomas Smith, Esq., deceased. VERY Valuable ESTATES, consisting of Nine Freehold Houses tieing Nos. 12, 13, 14, 13, lb, 24, 25, 26, and 28. in Frederick's-place, near the Church, at Brighton, each three stories high, two rooms on a floor, fore court, and small yard, and let at rents amounting to nearly (Inc Hundred and Sixty.six Pounds per Annum. Also, a LEASEHOLD IMPROVED RENT of 1221. per Annum. issuing Out of and secured by the capital Premises, known as the Marine Hotel on the Marine Parade. held for about twelve years; and a commodious Family Dwelling.llouse adjuinirg, be. mg No. 2, in Manchester -street, lately occupied by 3lr. Aldt mots Smith, and of which an early possession may be had, held for the like term, at a low rent. - - To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Winitanley and sous, Patemostmeow • Partitulars also at the Libraries aid Inns at Brighton, WU IIIUSg, EitathoJrne, and Basting.; at the principal Inns at Lewes, Bonham, Cucktield, Ilicksted, Crawley, Reigate, and Darling; and at the place of Sale BRI4IHTON_MARLSI P BADE. MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Producing 54.1/. Ss, pm annum. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAV. Norouber nt Twe!ve, in Four Lots. by direction of the 'Srustees for Sale of the l'roperty of the late William Parr. betel E t . .6LE 4 FiI.FEIIOLI) Al'ispartTiclilSylLih . rible for investment , consisting of th e ESTATES , very capital and roonnodious l'retilixes, known as the MARINE HOTEL., situate on the Marine Parade. Alm), THREE lIIVELLING.HOUSES, situate Nos. 1,3, and 4, in klenches ter.strect, Brighton, in the several occupations of 3lrs.Cockeedite, the representatives of the late 31r. Alderman Smith, Mrs. P,ntis, and 31r. Site, at very low rents, *mounting to 543 d. Sit. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the respective Tenants. Printed Particulars may be had fourteen days precceing the sale, at the several Libraries anti Inns at Brighton, Worthing, liestbourne, ant Hastings • at the principal Inns at Lewes, Horsham, cock. field. HickstCd, Crawley, Ite*ate, and Dorking ; at the Mart ; of Mr. Bedford, Solicitor, Ball'ord-row, London ; and of Win stanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. MOST VALUABLE AND IMPROVING COLLIERY AND ESTATE, At Backwcil, in the County .fezonrnsvt: . ..offering a secure Invest. merit for CepitaL. By WINSTANba and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAW,the 17th December, at Twelve o'clock, in Two Lou. A MOST Desirable PROPERTV, consisting of a pro- Il and lucrative Colliery now in full work, but capable of very considerable increase ; as the quantity at present raised, is not sufficient to supply the demand. The Coal is of superior qua. lity and in great estimation at 11 • ml, which is ifistant only seven miles by an excellent stone road, and from a survey made by an eminent Engineer, there is an :anima inexhaustible supply. '1 here is also a Vein of Fire (lay of peculiar good quality, which might be rendered very profitable in the use of the glass works in that imme diate vicinity. The Land comprising about fifty-three acres o: pasture and arable, is exceedingly nch and fertile, and in the highest state of cultivation, with farm house and out-buildings, cottages fur manager and labourers, lie. The whole is Freehold. A capital and nearly new thirty horse power M ENMIN E, a smaller ditto. All the 3l4chinery, Tram Roads, Waggons, &c. &c. will :•..! included in the ytireliase. And also, a beneficial LEASE tram the Marquis of Bath, of the adjoining coal which Is worked by the saute power, and upon a very low_ Lord's rent of one tenth. _ -; ihe Works altegether might be made to produce a profit of at least TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, PER ANNUM. P'rinteil Particulars will be real) , twenty-oae (lays preceding the Sale, anti may be then had at the Inns in Bristol, Bridgewater, Bath, Newport, and Illouccster ; of Messrs. Iticharas, Clarke, and Nan,. 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F A r • t. t'om u•T.—After the battle b2tweri; Ned Tante, and Inglis, on Turwlsy, there wrre several adventurers tr•wty combat fur a purse; and Little Brown, called the Spite uC Myrtle. was called noon by Non, a slutimaker, from 't her ►tripped. and fought a battle of more than half an hoar, sea all 0:1 Brown's side, although hin:t WWI a s:one heavier that, his antagonist. Note was mach hi!, hut Brown weighs &Alder miie stone, and in the last roan,' N.ut seemed to have tnenly 41.ne.rti. lie was conveyed i❑ a state of stupor to a boo h, and he only art,_ eulated that he wanted to lie down, and he never art.t Be was conveyed to a public house by his seconds, whe.. r , 11 ,„ 1 aid wag immediately procured; warm bathing', bleeding. b.-. was resorted to in vain. .1 od he tried at eleven u'rlolc at Light. A *L.:. ful surgeon opened the head yesterday, and it was clearly awe , . taintil that the deceased met his death by a rupture of a vessel or, the brain, not occasioned by a blow, but. as the surgeon supposei, by i. , xertion in hitting out. A Jury will sit on the Ludy a: tea o'clock this tucrnii,g. LEASEHOLD HOUSES, St. Ann's-lane, near the New Puat-MBee, George-yard, Snow-hill; and FREEHOLD. Deptford. WINSTANLEY and SONS At the Mart, on TITINDAY NEXT, at 12, in 1:ota, by onler of the Executors of Mr. Samuel Barber, deceased. AN RENT of Is/. per ANNUM, ar:s . in g from a Dwelling.house with Shop, No. 8, St. Ann's lane, Able/agate-street, in th • occupation of Mr. Ilarbidge. A Dwelling-house, also in St. A nn'slane, No. 17, close to the in tended New Post-Office, at present unoccupied. held for six years, at :121. per annum. Three Messuages, Nos. 3,3, and 4, in Onorge yard, Snow-hill, in the occupation of respectable yearly tenants, at rents amounting to 731. per annum. And a Freehold Estate, situate in Crootield-lime, Deptford. The Prenriscs may be viewed by permission of the respectise Tenants in possession. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Phipps. Solicitor, Weavers Hall, Basinghull.street ; at the Mart; and of IVinstanley and Suns, Paternoster-row. • ! : t 1 ji I .' 1 . , l t)P I c 1 . ,• i iii - 1 liik 1 , ~ I 1 , ~, 1 i l 1 Is 4 k ; 1 . ~ if • ' I 1 1 I 1 / • ; ,:f . . • : I f 4 i • . , . • ! 1 :, . . 1 1 I 1 t y 1 . .. ( 4 4 4 ; i (, , i it . ' , I • ' 1 . -., 1 . . • i • . A , 1 I . 4 ,k ; I • r' t It , i: 1.,. . , . , q f ii, , 1 k . 1 r 1 t i 1 ' i i : (