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I A, e/-c" / • , jr , r - / J / 4, /./ / %-r r i ,/ A , „ . 4 , // 1/' /I fr. / i. , - 1; / ' ;e*,....- 4 4 , 10 • AO L 4, 1, - • • ts? • • / I 1041 C .a a Urtlo,lkr t I Tic )Iv.it No. 6,697. LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1824. BOOKS PUBLISHED. To Sail in all May. LLOYD'S, 111sx 18, 1824. A T a very numerous NI E E T I N 13, of the SUB SCRIBEItS, held this day, BENJAMIN S!IAW, Esq. in the ('lair; The notice for the Meeting, of which the following is an extract, was read : SALES BY AUCTION. BOOKS PUBLISHED. Price 74. FOR BOMBAY Direct, the fine and very fast-cailing teak Ship LORD CASTLEREAGH, burihen 000 tuns, yingat Blackwall, JOHN RELLA ND DUR.tNT, Commander. This Ship has room for measurement goods only,superior wan modations for Passengers, and will carry a Surgeon. Fa.. Freight or PassaFe &POI to BAZETT, FARQLHAR, CRAWFORD, and CO. No. 71, Old Broad-street. PARAGON, BLACKHEATH. Commodious Leasehold Residence, with small Garden, Coach House, Stabling &e. By WINSTANLEY Ind SONS, At the Mart, Tills DAY, at Twelve, beneficial LEASE, of which about 21 years are 1 unexpired, in • very commodioas and highly respectable RESWENCE, bein No. 12, in that much-admired and delightful spot, the Paragon, 11 h, containing ample siecenunodatioas for a numerous family, via.:—Dining-room, two drawing-rooms communicating by folding-doors, study, gentleman's dressing room. four principal bedchambers, four servants' ditto, two kitchens, housekeeper's and footman's rooms, witli cellarage for sine, beer, cosh, &c. To be viewed by cards only, which, with particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternositce-rww. Particulars at the Green Man, Blackheath ; the Mitre, Greenwich ; and at the Mart. WOLSEY AND HIS TIMES. This day is published, in Bro. embellished with a finely-engraved Portrait and Autograph. and numerous Cuts price lbs. in hd.. WOLSEY, the - CARDINAL, and his TIMES, Courtly, Political, and Ecclesiastical. By GEORGE 11011".11tD, Esg Author of " Lady Jane (hey ar.d her Times." " This Cardinal. Though from a humble stock, undoubtedly Was fashion'd to much honour. From his cradle, He was a scholar. ai4 a ripe and good use; Exceeding wise, fair spoken. and persuading." SHIMS AAAA E, HEN. VIII. This day is published, in 12nia - Tpte Rs boards, the Second FAi, tiei of A GRAMMAR of LOGIC and O INTELLECTUAI, PIIIIAIsPHY, on Didactic Principles; for th e a m of Schools and Private Instruction. By ALEXANDER JAMIESON, L.L.D. Master of R mot House Classiest and Mathematical Academy. Printed for O. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave..Maria.laue. Also, by the same Author. 2. THE YOUNG LOGICIAN'S COMPANION : compriss lug qies;io:4 and Exercises to the above ; ltlma prim la. 6d.. sewed. 3. A GRAMMAR of RHETORIC and murk: LITE RATuur. ; 12mo. Second Edition; price 6s. boards. 1. THE RHETORICAL EXAMINER.; oam Questions and E LaTtiaM to the above ; Ifirno. price la. 5. 1 'IN IVERSAL SCIENCE ; 2 rola. 113Euo. pis IS.. boards. BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-31.1LL. THE GALLERY, with a &Iced= of the Works of the Italian, Spanish, Flemish, Dutch, and English Schools, is Open daily, from Ten in the Morning until Six in the Evening. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admission Is.—Catalogue Is. The Subscribers to the Print from Mr. West's Picture of " Our Saviour heeling the Sick in the Temple," who have not already re ceived the Impressions, may receive them upon payment of the remainder of their subscriptions at the British Institution daily. ICINCFS CONCERT R( 10MS, HANOVER-SQUA RE. Coder the express Patronage of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Oleneesese, and the Royal and Noble Directors of his Ma jesty's Commie of Ancient Mune. MASTER GEORGE ASPULL bas the honour to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends gene rally, that kis SECOND CONCERT, on the same grand scale as Ids fist, will take place at the above Rooms, on - MONDAY, Joao 14, 1524, when he wM perform a Orand Concerto, with Or. dema& Aossespeninaints, sad other celebrated Pieces, fr ont various Anthem, on the Piano-larte. LeadsJ h l L lea Sand. Mr. F. URA MER.--Condi • Further particadare will be duly announced. Tkkata, Half-a-Ouinea each, to be had of Master Oeo. No. 18, Cerk-alreet, Bond-street; and at the principal Music Shops. A COURSE of THPEE ASTRONOMICAL LEC TITRES on the Sublime Science of ASTRONOMY, with a (hand Transparent Orrery forty-two feet in circumference. will be delivered at the Paul's dead Rooms, Cateaton-street, in aid of the Funds of the Guardian Society for the Preservation of Public Metals. by Mr. BIRD, on WEDNESDAY 26, THURSDAY 27. end FRIDAY 28th of May, 1814. Doom to be open at Seven. and the Lectures to ennmence at Eight o'Cloek precisely. Admission Tickets for one night 3e., or the whole Course 7s. 6d., which may be had as under:— W. Fry , Esq. Treasurer, Alit drod4ourt, Poultry T. Hancock, M.D. Physician, Finsbury-square E. Freu, Esq. Surgeon, Jewry. Street T. Massett, Bishopsgate- Alderman Key, Abchureh-lane street Mr. It. Bowman, Union Brew- I J. Poynder, Bridewell Hos house, Wapping pital C. Bowdler, Great Knight T. Richardson, 23, Las t( rder-street bard-street J. Carter, 67, Coleman- T. Smith, 19, Little Moor street fields J. Davis, 56, Paternoster. J. Taylor, 36, Nelson-ter row Stoke Newington. W. Edwards, 9, Alderman- road bury S. Winmill, St. Swithin's tiouldsmith, Higlibury- lane place Of the Rev. T. Webster, Seem -I'. GYM, 52, Coleman- tary, _Polygon, Somers-town, street and of G. Hammond, 'Whitethapel Air. J. Brown. Assistant Sax- J. J. Hanel. 19, Night'''. tarp and Collector, 18, Alder gale-leae, East Smithfield nianbury. «. l'anson, 33. Aldgate SeMigMr. Bird's stay in Lon ond, he will attend Families and to teach the general outline of Astronomy and Use of the Gbh" which he can accomplish in four Lessons, after they have ten the Orrery. Mr.llid's Lectures are published, with Eight Copper-plate En. gravbigs, Price Five Shillings, sad may be bad in the Room, or at ,sloe Eton Warehause, 10, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street. By the exertions of the above Society, 816 unhappy Females have been removed from the Streets, of whom 454 have been restored to their , Needs, placed out in Service, or otherwise provided for, and .50 are now in the Asylum. The fallowing Sums have been recently received, and Subscrip dons is aid of Ws important Instimusu will be thankfully received .by the Treasurer, Secretary. or any Member of the Committee :— L s. I C s. The Coepoestion of Lon- . 1 1 don - 300 0 1 1 Mr. Alderman Key - 50 0 Mrs. Bulkeley - - 10 10 W. Neat, Esq. - - 10 10 William Gabon), Esq. Chelmsford - 5 5 Ditto (Annual) - 1 1 Mt. Han. Lord Mayor - I I Lady Mayoress - - I • George VI bite, Esq. - di John Valliant, Esq. - 4 • Mrs. Atise, Wends. worth - Ditto annual - ) - - 31s. Belcher, Roe -- 1 1 Het. Feetos - - 1 1 Thames Ballance, Esq. 1 1 Mr. J. James, 29, littcklasbury H. Jeremy, 4, Inner Tem ple-lane J. Lee, King-street, Cheap side J. H. Capper, Esq. Mrs. Slaughter . . Sir J. W. Farquhar, Bart. . - 21 Lady Rolle . . Mr. Alderman Birch - 10 10 Sir C. S. Hunter, Bart. 5 0 Sir P. Laurie 6 5 Miss Remington . . 6 5 Friend, per J. Lee, Esq. 6 Rer. IL Hill - 6 0 Anonymous, per Mr. Leach - - - 2 0 Mr. Edwanl Turner - 1 1 Mies Neare • - 1 1 Charles Woodd, Esq. . 1 1 ter. J. Hughes - 1 1 Mr. liewett - - 1 1 5 5 1 1 ALL MUST BE DRAWN TO-MORROW, TIIE 22b INSTANT. THE TWO TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, Ten other Capitals, and every other Prise, must all be decided Tominerow, when the Lottery will entirely Finish. T. 81811, of the Old State Lottery Offices, 4, Comhill, and 9, Charing-wow, cells the attention of his friends, the Public, to the clown day day of the Lottery, when the contents of the present Rich Wheel will be all drawn and decided. ITtirir;;;ficketiTZd Shares are on Sale at his Oflices, where Nine Capital Prizes have already been sold in the Patent Lottery, including Two of now, viz. :- 6,2110 a Prize of .1:20,000. 111,412 a Prise of £20,000. &e. &c. &c. The Price of Stocks is affixed hourly against Dish's Office, in Cornball., by which the public may see the fluctuations. TO-MORROW MORNING AT TEN O'CLOCK. QWLFT and CO. invite the attention of their Friends and the Public to the Rich State of the Wheel for the last and only Day of Drawing, To.nronow, TM May, when the Lottery will finish, viz. 2 £20,000 ►,OOO - - 200 per tents. besides other Prizes of 1001. &c. &c. Tickets and Shares are selling, warranted undrawn, at Swift and 4..74i.'s Offices, It, Poultry - I And 31, ALlgatc 11, Charing Cross ; lligh.strett. CHEAP BRUSSELS AND KIDDERMINSTER CARPETING. GEORGE MARTI N, at the Old Established FURNISHING 'WAREHOUSE, No. fit OXFORD STREET, two doors east of Well-street, respectfully apprises the Nobility, ke. who are about Furnishing. that his is the only Ma nufacturing House in the Metropolis where Carpets are sold by Retail, of which the following pnces must be a convincing proof : Superfine Brussels Carpeting, per yard . . 4s. Yd. The most Fashionable Patterns . . . 4s. 3d. Yard.wlde Imperial . . . . 2a. Od. Stout Ditto, all Wool, warranted . . . 21. 6d. Ditto Kidderminster . . . . Is. 9d. Ditto Ditto stout . . . . 2s. Od. Superfine Double Wove . . . . 2s. 10d. Imperial Stair Carpeting, from Is. Gd. so . . 2s. Od. Venetian Ditto, from Oil. . . . . Is. Od. Hearth Rugs, from Iv. to . 36.. Oil. Real Turkey Carpets, llli. to . . Sl. Se. Od. Persian, Brawls, and Kidderminster, w'th Borders woven to any dimensions. Yorkshire, Bath, and Witney Blankets, from 3s. 6d. per pair upwards; Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes, of all sizes, from ; Printed Furniturea, from lkL per yard upwards. •.• Opposite Berwick-Prom IRON BEDSTEADS AND HURDLES. TEES, COTTA NI, and HA LLEN, h ave on s ale a I agreat variety of Iron Bedsteads, with improved iron bottoms, via. four-post, tent, French, and half-tester Bedsteads ; stump Bedsteads for public institutions; also wrought-iron Hurdles, Hato, and Fencing; invisible strained-wire Fencing; cast-iron Paliaading for Areas ; light wrought-iron Fencing for Cottages, Ornee, fierce:lu, and Trilliage. Ornamental Garden Bordering, Garden Engines, Syringes, Gar de!? Myra, &c. Not Monies, 'ucumber and Melon Frames; every kind of Agri cultural Implements as usual, particularly the Ilay-making Ma chine, new Revolving Harrow, and General Beatson's new Cul tivator. Wrooght and Cast-Iron Work of every description. At their A_gricultural Repository, Winsley-strict, Oxford-street and CononWoad, Starniord.street, Lambeth. " Lloyd's, May 12, 1824. ' "At a Meeting of the Committee-- I " The House of Commons having ordered the Report presented on the 17th of April, 1810. on Marine Insurer - 4e, to be reprinted ; and a Notice given by Mr. Powell Buxton, of his intention to move on Monday next for a Committee of the /louse, on the Act 6 (leo. I. cap. 18, which restricts Partnerships and Societies from Insuring Ships and Goods, and front lending money upon bot tornry." Resolved, That a General Meeting of the Subscribers be held on Tuesday next, the 18th instant, at twelve o'clock precisely, for the purpose of considering what merures it may be necessary to take in consequence thereof. The following Resolutions were carried unanimously :- 1. That it appears to this 31eeting that it will be highly detri mental to the interests of this House and the Public in general, and ruinots to numerous individuals who have made insurances their sole business, and by whose talent, experience, and industry, to gether with those of their predecessors, during a period of more than 100 years, the system of underwriting has been fostered and improved beyond that of any other country, if Joint Stock Com panies or Partnerships be now authorized to effect Marine In --- --- 1191atICCS. 2. That, in the opinion of this Meeting, the formation of Joint Stuck Companies for the purpose of effecting that which can and has been done advancsgeoualy by individuals, would be to merest) many moimpolies in diffetent branches of commerce, bean icfringo- MCM of the gertseat eldMs of the public, operate as an injurious re menial imes individual nation and competition, and destructive of that system which has produced so much benefit to the commercial i world n general. 3. That a Special Committee be appointed, who shall be, and ate hereby authorised to prepare and present Petitions to Parlia ment, or his 31sjesty's Government, and generally to adopt all such measures as they shall deem expedient for the purpose of support. ing the interests of this establishment; and that all expenses at. tending the same be defrayed out of the funds of this House. 4. That the said Committee consist of the Committee for manag ing the affairs at Lloyd's, v i z.:_ , . Bei:jamin Shaw, Esq. Robert Dewar, Esq. Wm. N. Laricater, Esq. George Shcdden, Esq. John Robinson, Esq. J. D. Powles, Esq. Joseph Levy, Esq. Samuel Shaw, Esq. John Whitmore, Jun. Esq. James Lindsay, Jun. Esq. James limes, Esq. William Jaason, Esq. James flames, Esq. R. 11. Martin, Esq. John Sanderson, Eaq. Wm. Leathley, Esq. J. Marryat, Esq. M.P.: also James Inglis, Esq. Wm. Thompson. Esq. M.P. Wm. Pratt, jun. Esq. (icorge Brown. Esq. Ix. That the Committee be requested to make these Resolutions public, through the medium of The Times, Morning Chronicle, and other Newspapers. 6. That the best Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair man, and the other Members of the Committee, for their attention to the interests of the Subscribers. (Signed) BENJAMIN SHAW, Chairman. 7• That the best Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair. man for the able manner in which he has brought forward and con ducted the business of this day. PROTECTOR LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. CAPITAL. THREE MILLIONS STERLING. PRESIDENT. The Most Noble the Marquis of LANSDOWN. VICE.PRESIDENTI. Right Honourable Lord R. Edward Somerset, M.P. Honourable James Abercromby, M.P. Rear-Admiral Sir John Gore. Stephen R. Lushington, Esq. M.P. DIRECTORS. Charles Ilabbage, Esq., I.R.S. George Jackson, Esq. Robert Campbell, Esq. 3laSor General Sir Edward Ker. Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Cod. rison, Rare. M.P. newton, F.A.S. Captain W. L. Maberly, M.P. Hoary Thomas Colebrooke, George T. Nicholson, Esq. Esq. F.R.S. Alexander L. Prevost, Esq. Sir A. Crichton, M.D. F.R.S. George !talks, Esq. Francis Gore Currie, Esq. tkorge Ranking, ESC,. Thomas Curtis, Esq. Peter M. Roget. M.D. F.R.S. Richard Hart Davis, Esq. M.P. James Scott, Esq. M.P. John Harvey, Esq. Major-GenernlStr H. Tames. Natheitiel Hilda*, Esq. aentroas. George Hathorn, Esq.; Lancelot Holland, Esq. ; Charles Saville Wier, Esq. M.P. BANKERS. Mesas Courts and Co. Strlnd; Messrs. Curries, Waite', and Co. Corahi 1. ACTUARY. Charles F.R.S. CONSULTING PHYSICIAN. Sir Alexander Crichton, 31. D. F.R.S. PM Val CLAN. Year M. Roget, M.D. F.R.S. _ COUNSEL. Robert Gnat, Esq. SOLICITORS. Messrs. lileyrick and Cox, Red Lion.sittare. The necessary Arrangements for carryi Into erect the various Objects of the Institution being now comp et ed, the Office will be Milon the Slat Instant, at No. 1, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. er= of Insurance and other Particulars will be stated in a Prospectus, which will be ready fur delivery an that Day at the Office. DRAPERY AND SILK lIERCERY,&e. TFLUTTER, in apprising his Friends and the I • Ladies in geneal of his REMOVAL from Piccadilly to No. 116, REEIENT.STREET, takes this oPPoelemilY of tender ing his thanks for the patronage he received while in the Firm of F. and A., and strenuous to merit and secure so himself the con. tinuance of that kind support, has, with the greatest care, selected an entirely New and Fashionable STOCK, comprising the latest Novelties in DRESSES for MORNING and EVENING AT TIRE, SHAWLS, &c. Shawl Handkerchiefs of the newest and most chaste designs. Irish Linens, Shectings, Damask and Diaper Table Linen, of the most approved fabrics. Flannels, Hosiery, dcc. Having the advantage of being purchased for Cash, at reduced prices. be flatten himself, that on inspection they will be found unequalled in choice, quality, and prices. Six DOOM North of the Quadrant. INDIA AND THIBET SHAWLS. lt/r, AYNARD and PYNE respectfully annotutee that IVA_ they have RE-OPENED their PREMISES with a new and elegant STOCK. selected from the Mist markets, comprising • variety of Elegant REAL CASIM ERE Shawls, the admired TH !BETS, and the most esteemed imitations, copied front the India. Fashionable Silks, Morning and Evening Dresses of the first style, Silk Hose, &c. The best fabrics of Irish Linen, and Damask Clotho, bleached and finished in the approved German manner, with all general Ankles of Family Drapery ; and as their leading object will be to offer goods of the best inanufsetute, united with superior taste, and the newest fashion, on a low scale of prices, they hope to receive a continuance of that praferenct with which the establishment has hitherto been honoured. East India Warehouse, No. 8, Ludgate-atreet. PIANO-FORTE AND ELEGANT DOUBLE-ACTION HARP, FOR SALE. AN ELEGANT SIX-OCTAVE CABINET PIANO, new within three months, for Forty-eight Guineas; coat Seventy Guineas. A very superb and brilliant-toned rosewood Cabinet, richly inlaid with buhl work, quite new, fur 70gs., cost l2tlp. A short rosewood six-octave Cabinet or Cottage, very ele gant, for Stigs., cost 81Igs. One by Wornum, equal tension, quite new, made expressly for India, lags. With several others, of va rious prices, very reasonable. Also, a few second-hand Square, by Broadwood, Clement', and other respectable makers, from I2gs. to 25gs. And a very superior-toned IXHIBLE-ACTION HARP, by a first-rate maker, which has not been in use one month, for 80gs., coat 1101 pi. lly applicationat No. 20, Howland-street, Fituoy-square. Pri vate house. _ . _ N.B. OM Instruments, of any description, received in part pay_ meet. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. A s a mild and effectual remedy for all those Disorders 11 which originate in a vitiated action of the Liter and biliary Organs, namely, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Heart burn, Flatulencies, Spurns, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, &c. Ac., DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS have met with move general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every recommendation of ntild operation, with successful effect, and require no restraint or confinement whatever during their use. In tropical climates, where the consequenses of redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an invalu able and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly calcu lated to correct disorders arising from excesses of the table, to re store the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints oc casioned by irregularity of the bowels. Sold in boxes, at 2s. 9d., 65., I Is., and 125., by Butlers, Che mists, Cheapaide, St. Paul's; 220, Regent.atreet (near the Ar gyle Rooms). ; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; Saekville street, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United kingdom. r, MT BRIOHTON. Valuable Leasehold HouseinChei:Olt;nitide, let at 901. per Annum, and Throe Caresses in Rusall-square. By WINSTANLEY sad d(Mti, At the Mart, THIS DAY, at Twelve, la Lots, by direction of tbe Trustees, A N eligible and very desirable LEASVIIOLD ESTATE, with as 'dontd pnrchming the Freehold, °assisting of a handomais UwWhi t pleb Shop, iltc. situate No. $, Lolonnade , la of Mr.Wollastoo, Wine Merchant, a O F I amply ninety seven yeses. .. Also, THREZ ouliirater4ll , roofed In and timbered, 'WM* es tie mulls side of Bees & spare, Brighton, contiguous to Regaseraquese. The Land Tax is redeemed upon the whole. The House in the Colonnade may be seen by permission of the tenant. Printed particulars may be had of Messrs. G. bud H. Faithful, Solicitors, Brighton ; at the different Libraries ; al the Mart ; and of Winetanley and Sons, Paternoster.row, where an abstract may be inspected. BERKSHIRE, NEAR WANTAUE. Eligible Frethold Estate of 214 Acres, exonerated from Land-taxf and in part Tithe free. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, THIS DAY, May 21, ab,l2, in Three Lots, (By direction of the Assigifees,) 1 A N Eligible and very Improveable FREEHOLD IL ESTATE, consisting of Two Farms, containing together about 214 acres, situate in the township of Sparshott and hamlet of Westcolt, a very rich and fertile part of the county of Berks, in the immediate vicinity of most excellent markets; being about 3 miles from VVantage, 111 from Faringdon, 13 from Ihley, 13 from Oxford. Marlboreugh,'and Hungerford, and 63 from London ; in the occupation of Mr. Jan King am and Mr. Sanwor, at exceed ingly low rents, amounting to 2801. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the tenants. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Allen, East Ifendred, near Wastage; at the principal Inns at Wantage, Wallingford, Faringdon, Oxford, Beading, Newbury, and Abingdon ; at the Mart; of Mr. Tustin, solicitor, New Ilridge.aweet, London; of Mr. Brewer, solicitor, Vantage ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Pa ternoster-row. Valuable Long LEASEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, and GROUND RENTS, producing nearly 1,6001. per Annum.By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, THIS DAY, May 21, at 12, in Lou, by direction of the Executors and Trus tee' for sale, THE valuable and eligible ESTATES of JAMES BROWNE, Esq. deceased, consisting of TOPPING'S WHARF, in Tooley-street, with spacious War ehouses, Counting House*, and other Appurtimances. let to Mr. J. Scavell, on lease, 10 years unexpired; held of Magdalen College, Oxford, for 30 years, from August, 1321, at a ground rent of 31.75. . _ _ A capital HOUSE, 14, in Lower Berkeley-street, Portman. square, with Coach Houses, Stabling, and oMces, let on lease. four years and a half unexpired, and held for 48 years, at a ground rent of 171. Is. td. per annum. A commodious DWELLING HOUSE, 79, Pall-mall. let on lease, four years and a half unexpired, held under the Crown, at a ground rent of 211. 184. 3d. A DITTO, No. 41, Marine-parade, Brighton, let to J. Calvert Clarke, Esq. on lease, and held for 117 years and a half, at aground rant of 2M. per annum. TWO GROUND RENTS of 201. per Annum each, the one being the Ground Rent on the foregoing House, and the other the Ground Rent on the adjoining House. Thesery extensive PREMISES, COACH HOUSES, STA - BLING, &e. of Messrs. CTOINWeIICr and Co. situate in St. James's. street, Brighton, on lam to Messrs. Crosaweller and Donaldson, near eight year* unexpired, held for the same term, at a ground , rent of 210. 3s. A COPYHOLD HOUSE, situate the south-west corner of East-street, Brighton, let on a building lease, at a reserved rent of 30i. The whole Rental amounting to 1,871 L Sa. per annum. The several Estates may be viewed, by permission of the respec tive occupiers ; and with tickets, which may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row particular; also of IVm. Bovill, Esq. 31eschant Tailors' Ball, Threadneedle -stmt; at the Matt; and at the different Libraries at Brighton. ANCIENT FURNITURE, VALUABLE PORCELAIN, OR.MOLU CLOCKS, FINE MARBLE BUSTS ANll STATUES, &e. &e. - - MR. SQUIBB and SON respectfully announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that THIS DAY, May 21. and following Days, they shall SUBMIT to PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Great Room, Savile-row. a very large and valuable Consignment from France, Holland, and Italy, including a most extensive assortment of the Furniture of the Buhl and Ries ner Marqueterie, in the ancient taste, and consisting of inlaid com modes, armoires, cabinets, secretaires, encoirleares, library and pier tables, bookcases, &c. ; an elaborately carved bedstead of solid ebony, several ditto chain, glass and picture frames, and a quantity of fine piens of carving, in mahogany, oak, ebony, and ivory ; an extensive collection of fine Seve, Dresden, Berlin, and other por celain, in table and dessert services, figures. vases. ; rich or molu and Buhl clocks ; or.molu chandeliers and branches for ' lights, and other ornaments. At the same time will be sold some remarkably fine marble sculptures, particularly a matchless bust of Napoleon, colossal sire, and inimitable workmanship ; and some busts and statues after the most admired modern and antique models. To be viewed, and Catalogues had at the Room, at one shilling cash. NE%yICK, SUSSEX: By N'ERRALL an d SON. in Two Lots, At the Old Ship Tavern, Brighton, on THURSDAY, the lot day of July nett, at 12 o'clock A VERY DESIItABLE ESTATE: partly Freehold and partly Copyhold, lying within a Ring Fence. Lot I. A FAMILY REIMMENCE, called BEECHLANDS, with coach-bouse, stabling, Shit offices; pleasuregrounds and , and nearly Forty Acres of excellent Land, well wooded. garden is situate on an eminence, with an avenue of trees in front, overlooking a beautiful extent of landscape, with excellent water, good roads, and genteel society, and in the initial of shoot ing and field *ports, near the village of Newick, four miles from Mansfield and Uckfield, seven from Lewes, fifteen from Brighton, and forty-one from London. Let 2. A FARM HOUSE with requisite barns, yards, and buildings, and One Hundred and Ten Acres of good arable, meadow pasture, and woodland. nearly adjoining Lot L Printed particulars (with plans of the Estate annexed) may be had at the Old Ship Tavern, Brighton ; Steyne lintel, Worthing ; Swan Inn, Hastings; at the Auction 31art, London; and of the Auctioneers, at Lewes; and further particulars may be known on application to Mr. Greene, Solicitor, M, Grand l'aracic, Brighton ; or to Ir. Sowton, Solicitor, (hay's Inn, London. Also, by die saute Anglia, LADY JANE GREY, rod her TIMES. laegantly printed on post /Iva and embellished with an accredited Likeness, and nu merous Cuts, once Ws. in boards. '*' Tins Volume, independent of the interest excited by_ its subject, " the victim of parental ambition, and a sacrifice to filizi obedience," illustrates the intervening period of History between the turbulent and tyrannic reign of Henry VIII. and the glor:uus though despotic one of bill daught.x Elizabeth. " The Author has been happy in his choice of subject ; for, though the life of the heroine scarcely extended to seventeen years, yet the period which may be tailed • Her Tidies,' embraces some of the most important has connected with our constitution, both political and religious." —New Monthly Magazine. Printed for Shewouoi. Jam, and Co. Pstsrncster-row. GENUINE SPERAIACETI FAMILIES in Town and Country supplied with the best and purest SPERM OIL, at 4s. lid. per Gallon. Con. winters sending for Five Gallons allowed a discount of Sixpence pet Gallon, at W. LAZENIII''s Fish Sauce and Italian %re house, 96, bamb'sCanduit-street, Foundling Hospital. W. 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Edition s in tact vols. Po. I/. Is. in A MEMOIR of CENTRAL INDIA, including Malwa .1 a. and the adjoining Provinces, with the History and copious Illusaation‘ of this Past and Present Condition ut Countr) ; with an original Map, Tables of the Revenue and Popelatter, A tioolagical Hessid comprehensive Index. By Major? Sir JOHN MALCOLM, G.C.B. et London : Ringsbea, Pai. and Allen, Bookie: _ lass to the Hon. East India Com - patty, hall meet. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM.HottiE. MAY sit. ENTIELND INWARDS. Elizabeth. Ostle (Pitia, broker), from St. Lucia. Oileland, Whidinone ( Griffiths, from Messina. Cainsborough, Aysthorpe (Willcox and Co.), from krill?. Mar ENTraIED OUTIVAILDS.....Tbe Regalia, for Bombay; Emily, for Virginia; Georgina, for Borbiee; Lotaloa, for Lk-vista= ; Mae of Kent, and Eliza, for Rotterdam ; Thane of Elf:, for Midair& Lion, for New thlmns; and Carrie, for Genoa. CLeagixo Ourwanus.—The Westbrook., and Edgar. far Ja maica; Esther, for Berhicx ; Cobham, fix Sierra Leone; Alias a►e India ; Reward, ft.r Elaineur a Mitfurd, for Gibraltar ; and Obs.. phyra, fur Antigua. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FAL MO CT If MAY ill—Arrived the Steamer packet, from Lis, bon, in eleven days ; Joseph and .1. Green, from Shields to 3ltra. michi, out tire weeks, and has been as far as lat. 48. long. 34.; mainmast sprung. lost boats, bulwarks, sails, and leaky ; Three Prothers, hunt Shields to Quebee, out five weeks. sod as been as far west as long. 25., marn.most sprung, loss of main-top-m... 4, jib-bona, sails. rigging. bulwarks, 4c. and carpenter washed over board; Lydia Robinson, from Liverpool to Mirarnichi, out forty four days. an d has been as far west as long. 37., on the `Lid ult. sac struck by lightning, which shivered the main-mast, carried sway the main.top.rnast. split the deck and one pump killed a boy. and did other damage; and from that time to the 29th ult. sprung 'ha bowsprit, lost many sails, and was also pooped by a hem y sea, which filled th e cabin, an d washed sway the round-bouse. Pt.vstoirrn, MAY Ilk—Put back, the Contest, from London for itioliebucto, from long. SI, having cut away her mitten-mast, lost her sails, and sprung a leak, on the 29th ult. Or the port, the Eagle, from New York, reports having spoke the Fame, from London to liJirarnichi, totally &mated. Georgine, Bier freundt, from Cape Hayden for Hambuegh, which war towed in here, his commenced her repairs. POICTSIIOI/TU, MAY 11-0 W the port, the Ann, Nixon, from Jamaica, Deal., MAY 19.--Sailed for lithe River, the Apollo, Jamie, Lucy Ann, and Diadem, homeward bound. SHEERNESS. MAY 19.—The Discovery ships Ueda and Fiery tailed from the Nore this morning, accompanied by a transport, with provisions. fit.tvEsiewo, MAY 19.—Arrived the Gaitoborough, —, kom Seville; Norma, Brown, from Memel; Elisabeth, Osde, Iran St. Linda; Speculation, Hinkee, from Memel, Trosbury, Nei l son_e from Norway. —Sailed the Omar, Gibbs , for the of Goth Hope ; Triumph, Green, for 3ladeira; Hebe, Trier, for Lisbon ; Velocity, Brooks, fur Lima ; and the Vunt Blucher, fo: Rostock. MAY 19.—The Leesweesh, of Montrose, Donken, cool hien, is en sborensar this per. I - Nrw Yong, Molten lti.....The Spanish 'loop of war, Ceres, 023 guns, was taken by two Colombian corvettes, of the BP of 111a tanza, about the bth inst. The Captain and between 3 and 10 men of the former were killed, and several jumped overboiod and swam on shore. The currents bad also captured eleven sail of Spanish vessels (three ships and tight droghers). Put Lane knit*. Aran. 16..-. The Pocahontas, Grover, from Jamaica to Sew York, was totally lost on the llth inst. on the south side of Long Island. CNW saved, with the exception of th. cook. _ _ _ NEWSERE, APRIL pleurall schooner was captured about the sth of March by tie Jeanne d'Arc, Wrench frigate, and cot into Martinique. On the 20th of April, the Benson arrived at Dartromith, saw a dip with loss of fore and wisest matte, in lat. O. long. 32, &What tons ; ant, on the 13 th inst. 'arra ship with only and borriprit standing. The (ilattun, Lawson, front Honduras, arrived at Cowes, sailed is company with the Scoria and Zephyr — parted from the former on the 11th uh. in the Oulph of rlaeMa, and the latter in a gale on the 29th ult. in lat. et long. 41.1. On the 9th inst. in lat. a long. 17 r:i:efiom Portsmouth the Neptune, of Hull, for Pietou, slid Britannia, et . The Jersey, Pima, from Liverpool to Arichat, put into Jersey the 13th instant, with loss of sails, boat, and other damage, having been front the 234 to the 911th ult. in lat. 412. long. 36.—experiercul continued gales, which obliged her to throw great part of her cargo overboard, and most of the remainder is damaged and must be landed. Spoke the following vessels, via—the Elizabeth, froth Liverpool to Quebec, oo the 11th oh. in lat. et; Atonable Ma tilde, from America to Bane the Nth instant; and Atlantic, of Poole, fur New foundland, the 9th instant. The Ann, Nixon, arrived from Jamaica, gives the following ac count of the late gales in the Adriatic : vitt...—On the Gat inst. mu lat. 444. long. 31. spoke the Albury of shielda, all well. Saute day fell in with the 31aegilleray, Stoddart, of London, out thirty-too days, with kiss of bowsprit, foremast, bead of mate - mast, &c.; supplied her with two span said some blocks. Anti. ante evening spoke the Fame, Nicholson, front Sunderland to Mt nunichi, out twenty.eight days, all well. Observed four Other Ves sels dismasted ; one suppm.d to be the Union. VESSELS SPOIEIt Joa Baptista, Ist inst. from Per nambuco foe Oporto, with Imo( foromast, steering for l'ige ; 2d, brig Weasel, of Yarmouth, from London for 3loginlore ; ilth, brig Latona, of and from Liverpool for Maranhao, ; 15th. Mar• Ruts of Salisbury packet for Odualtar, by the Stalillief packet, ar rived at Falmouth from Lisbon. Lester, Woodward, for America, 5111 y 2, all well, by the Contest, Edington, arrived at Plymouth. Ranger, from Plymouth, kith inst. ; eth, brig Linty, of Shields ; Alexander 31anstiekl, Baush, Havre to New Orleans, by the Mile, Starbuck, arrived arrived at Portsmouth, from Japan, &e.—Larnillos, Baird, Liverpool fur Quebec. 25th April, with loss of forc yard, bowsprit sprung, and three men washed tiverboard.—Oreer - bow, (tray, Newry to st. Andrews, N. B. Ist inst., by the These Brothers, French, arrived et Falmouth. Extract of a letter from Captain Heard, of the brig Whim. from Demerara, addressed to 3lr. John Marshall, dated of Dover, 19th Mach:—•• With pleasure 1 have to inform you of the oval of the Whim thus far, for I assure you, on the 28th ult. I never expected to address you again. We had pretty fair weather iq crossing the Trades, after which time we experienced strong gales. On the 2fitit ult. we saw a fine launch ; it was then blowing aursag, and she abeam of us ; before we saw bet, therefore, milldam get close enough to make out what she was. The brig nods, of Whitehaeen, passed us that day. On the 27th it blew very stemg and the 2l;th it blew a most tremendous gale of wind. We scudded all the day before the wind, under close-reefed main- lo ; sight coming on, I thought it prudent to have-o, sal in half an hour afterwards, dreadful to relate, a sea struck the ship fore and aft, laid her on bar beam ends, and swept the deck clear of the beets. water-aoks, binnacle, round-house, broke the spare main-yard on deck, threw the spare top-mast, with the gallows, bell and helttey, over the starboard yardarm; in fact, every thing on deck. The crew were sated with the greatest difficulty, as we were all under water fur some time. The chief mate and one man were washed overboard, but regained the ship as she lay on her beam ends- When I got my head above water I thought the ship wee stove to tr., as all the quarter and waist-bawds wee gone. The *tar si& of the deck was usuler water, and die ship hag rot righted herself to this dap : The whole of her cargo 'assent adrift. and I fear much damage is done in the hold. The cabin and fore castle were filled with water, and all our dry provisions spoiled. On the Ist last. we fell in with the John, of shielda, Lotheringtoa„ for inimichi, who supplied us with breed, &c. ; and on the 12th. spoke the Claremont, tiordoa, for Jamaica, who supplied or with provisions, &e. &c. To the masters of both these veseels I ant under great obligations, for their kind attention to us." Extract of a letter from the Agents so Lloyd's, at Omuta, dated Bth May t--•• We learn that a letter is just arrived front Alex andria. of Egypt, dated 27th March, is Leghorn, whit!' states, that tour Algarine frigates and two brigs of war had arrived la that mt from Constantinopk; that they entered under the Tunisian ,after which one of them hoisted the Algerine colours. and took a list of all the English vessels in the harbour; that the following day two other frigate' and a schooner, under the Tunisian ear, had entered said r.trt, and tso or three other men-id-war still kept out." _ _ ME)MIANDIUM.—A list from the Agents to Llorl'a. at Alex andria, stated 96th March , mentions the sailing of t o Sylph, fur Liverpool; and Albion, for Landon; but takes uo nodal of soy AJgermc cruisers. ~. i~ ~~. ~.,