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/ -1*- /.< z-c - t 1 V . _ ,e/ i 7 7 rd ~z,-(s 7 4--4,t._ - i.,. ,7 ( _ / ,-L/ / 47, • .„ ._ i . . t„t,./,7/// •z---,,,,,, ~,.... • as er , V • i ---- ...--,---___ \ 1 ,'! i I lk_ l ir _ -1 1 . • i 1. 4 1 Ha.. , al rttit ( LOic 1 I - 01 111. I • ll \ I C N __ti, L M t '- 1 + _ il , -.... N, . , ) • . t V No. 6,982. LONDON. TUESDAY, APRIL 19. 1825. Price Id. SALES BY AUCTION. NOTICE TO MARINERS. TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, April 18, 1823. INFORMATION hasten( bent Mu day received Mid the BUOY of the SHIVERING SAND has bean rue foul of .oti broken adrift, thereot is hereby given, and that Measures have been Wien tor eAusing another Buoy le be laid in that simauen with all r.lcti.mble •b14.-itch. By command of the Corporation. J. HERBERT, Seaesary. Is now open for a short time, at No. 5, Haymarket, a MODEL is IVORY. on a large and grand wale (beaud full, inlaid ), of the MAUSOLEUM of AGRA, which eat a million sterling. Admittance, Is.; Children, 61. ; Description -book, dd. SALES BY AUCTION. THE CREDITORS of TIIO4 - AS DANIEL H6Y, sued as TUOM A.S BOY, and commonly called or knows by the name of Thomas Hoy, late of No, 8, liare.: ll Srech Rrid .- lane, Betlinal-green, in the county of Middlessu,Cabusokand Chair Manufacturer, an Inuit ent Debtor, who was lately discharged from the Gao l of the King's Bench. in die county of Snrrey, an requested to meet st the Offire of Mr. William Janes- So/eaten 26, Threadneedle -street, Condos, oa WEDNE6DAY, the lilt day of May next, at Si: o'Clock is the Ersatnget' tips same day p.•re- Marty, to erinsider and detrrminelipakebe time, Owe, and manner in which the Interest of the said Thomas Daniel Bey in eatable Freehold situate at Whetstone, in the mid county of hi iddlesex, shall be sold and dispmed of by Public Auction, and generally on the Affairs of the said Thomas Daniel Roy, dated the 19th day of April, IES. CHOICE FINES. By Mr. CA%JTY. At his Great Rooms, No. 811. Pall-tkall. TO-MORROW. at It ASMALL CELLAR of CHOICE WINES, the property of a Gentleman, sionsisting of fine old Port, pale and brown Sherries, East India Madeira. Claret, Champ_ at= and Burgundy, and twelve doom of very choke trench W Brandy. The Wines may be tasted at the tole of Bak, or previously on payment for Samples, and Catalapaa had of Mr. Cauty, at his ?teat Rooms, ED, Pall-mall. Cy Mr. SAUNDERN At bis Gent ROOMS, No. 39, Fleet-greet. on TUESDAY, Aril N. at Half-past 12 precisely, by order of the Exteutori, A PORTION of the LIBRARY of the Right Hon. Sir ROBERT DALLAS. late Chief Justice of the Court of Coalition Pleas, duct:abed : indnding the Philoimphical Trans fusions, 18 vole. ; florkc's Works, 7 vols. • Fyffe 's Anatomy, S vols. ; Monts de Rousseau . 12 vols. • vols. Bacon's Works, 6 yob- t Nichois's Literary A tecdohni. 11 vols. ; Chalaters's Bio graphical Dictionary, 3 Toll ; Howell's State Trial. 39 cola. ; CEtvres Voltaire, 112 vols. ; Brandt , '. Journal of Science and the Arts, 17 vols. ; Journal des Gourmands, 36 cols. • L. Col lection of French L.:acute, &c. &c.; the Irbil% it good rt. sz:rwhtiott. To blyiewed, and Catalogues had. MISS WOOLRYCH'S CONCERT, UNDER THE IMMEDIATE ra.TnotrAot Or The Most Noble the Dowager Marchioness of SALISBURY, The Most. Noble the :11are.hioness of SALISBURY The Mr*i Noble the iii;CiiiOne;; (4 The Right Hon. the Countess COWPER. The Right 1100. Lady CAROLINE DUNDAS, and NOTICE TO MARINERS. TRINITY-NOUSE, LONDON, April 18, 1825. lINFORMATION has been this day melted that the LIGHT VESSEL stationed off the SALTEE.S, near Water- :o-d, on the Coast of Ireland, has paned from her Mobrings. The Vessel has arrived at Dunmore, and the Cerporatien for o:eserving end Improving the Port of Dublin hive caused the necessary Illessures to be taken for replacing her at her Station as as possible. By command of the Corporation, .121IERBERT, Seartatry. BRITISH CATHOLIC ASSOC lAT lON. —M OPEN MEETING of the GENERAL COMMITTEE of the BRITISH CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION will be held at the Freemasons' Tavern, on MONDAY, the 25th Instant, at the **Clock precisely. EDW. BLOUNT. Santary. MILANTHEOPIC SOCIETY, MILE-END, en . %bibbed March INC for the discharge of Primers foe small Debts, and der *lie temp4rat7 relief of the mannlientring slut lahorring Poor in London, and it, environs. Patron. His Hovel Mistiness the Duke of SUSSEX. Te Anntrerstur Dinner oT the Subscribers and Friends to this Institution, will be on WEDXEODAY, the 4th May next, at the City et Landoll Tavern. The Right Hon. told Viscount TORRINGTON in the Chair. STEWARDS. Jolla Barnes. Esq. John Lumby, Esq. Lsq. James Percival, jun. Esq. George Wm. Clifton, Esq. Joseph M. Sparks, Esq.• 1 halms Cope, Esq. Viscount Torrington. lleorge Bennekey, Esq. George Walker, E. Iphm. Heywood, Esq. John Wilke, jun. Moser at Five precisely. Tieke!s may be had of any of the Stewards, at the Bar et tht Tama ; and of any of the Directors. • • JOHN WOOD, Secretary. THE CITY OF LONDON CENTRAL STREET, , AND NORTHERN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. CA - CAPITAL EIGHT HU NDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. bedivirled Into 16,000 Shares of 501 each ; a deposit of IL per 1 Share to Is: paid en subscribing. TROSTZTII. JOHN GEORGE LAM BTON, Esq. M.P. REDWARD ELLICE, Ea+ M.P. OWLAND STEPHENSON, Esq. W. TYRI NellAsl PRA ED. Esq. Rev. GILBERT BERESFORD, M.A. DIIIIECTONS. ROBERT WAITIIMAN, Esq. Alderman, Chairman. J. G. Booth, Esq. James Monisoo, Esq. James lieverids!, Esq. Wm. John Reves, Esq. Hon. Captain T. R. CUTZI2O, Robert Slade, Earl. R.N. William Smith, Esq. Bon. W. Booth Grey. John E. Terrcy, Esq. Alexander Galloway, Esq. Thomas Wyatt, Esq. Charles Hoppe, Esq. G. Weathentone, Esq. Thomas Lett, Esq. This C 051 PA NY has been formed for the purpose of effecting a ;rest public improvement, by removing the unwholesome, dis gusting, sit;il filthy neighbourhood which occupies the space from Ilolborn-bridge to Clerkenwell-grent, being principally inhabited by the lowest description of prostitutes and depraved thieves ; and to form on its site a spacious street, from Fleet-market, whereby a direct communication will be opened from the Obelisk. in St. Georges-fields, to the great Northern Roads, with Crone Streets, to afford the necessary accommodation and convenience for traffic. Itlias beer. ascertained that the ground-rents for the frontages will produce an ample revenue, to pay a remunerating interest for the capital employed in purchasing the old dilapidated houses and buildings on the spot in question ; and, u Fleet-market will shortly be removed, the most favourable opportunity non presents itself for carrying the projected improvement tato effect. Another important object of the Company is, to erect capacious public slaughter-houses, close to Smithfield ; so that the nude will be taken, in one minute, from the mark to a convenient piste for slaughter, in the mast humane and expeditions manner. A pplicatiori for Shares to be made to the Secretary, Mr. R. Hall; a: 51r. Harmer's, Solicitor, No. c 7, Hatton-garden, where Plans, arranged by 3lr. J. B. Papworth, Architect, may be seen, and Pnspectuses hart. Subscriptions received by S r W. Curtis, Bart. and Co. 15, Lot:I -lya-street ; sleens. Remington*, Stephenson, and 0.69, Lom bard-street; 51entrt. Williams and Co. Birchin.lane, Cornbill Messrs. Parrs and fleyfrote, '25. Bridre-sureet, Blackfriars ; and slessn. Freed* and Co. 169, Fleet-street. BOGNOR AND ALDWICK IMPROVEMENT COM PA N Y. Capital 200.001/. in li,Dbo Shares of 50!. each. CHAIR MA ,4—!..:r J. lilt EXTON, Wit. K.C.B. PEPCTIC Cu*, n3SASI—The Hon. W. FRAsEs. DIULCTOIIIS. Capt. Brenton, R.N. Copt. Orercatl J. Brenton. Esq. Pt. Reth'er T. C. Banks, }'q. C. IL Robinson, Esq. '. Escker, Esq. I:. Si:•sitst. Esq. Lieut.-040ne% rsirrnqn G. Webb, Esq. J. Key, Esq. Aiiitrtn..n • ---- _ A I'DITORS. Colonel J. Carnet., D. Aierens, Esq., I. Langford, Esq. ‘N EU!. .31:ssrs. 51 ^ens, :mit Co., Ceeltburn and Co. SireNrisral.'nueset.—NV. H. Jones, Esq. Solact - ro 11.1TIc. Kaye. Esq. Bognor, where the t 'knikary promise to erect their buildings, is I beautifully situate o .he Coa.t u: Sussex, surrounded by a country nen in foliage, ald luxuriant in ve;:etatien. It combines the bemties of the coont•y with tit ads:lmages of a marine residence, peculiarly ealeuinied for 11.1:hing, R hard sandy beach of eausiderable extent, with a very gradual descent, and as such, pre. cots every passible attraction in IhtlAc who ate in quest of a nisi dcnce at the Sea side, either her the purpose of Bathing, or of en jayiug the salubtity of tie sea Air. fhe Climate, even in the 1V inter, is found to be as congenial to the feelings of the delicate veletudinarian, us that of any other part on the southern Coast of England. The distance between llognor and London is about sixty miles, and by means of a road, (for.which a Bill is now in Parliament,) will be in the line of the much.admiredSenthern Tour of the Coast of Kent. Sussex, aril Darts. The Company has been formed under the full conviction, that acconnuodatior.s at Ilogror have long been a desideratum to numer ous ramifies of distinetavn resorting thither; indeed such has been the requisition in which houses hate been held, that it in core. puted that not mare than one-third of even those who have ar rived there have been able to obiain places of residence. The Company is to pun hase from the chief proprietors of ground at Bognor, a large tract of land. As a proof of the advantage of the bargain—the sellers have agreed to take two. thirds of the price is Shama, of the Company ; and only a portion of the remainder is to be paid down. Tice greater part of the land so purchased will be let on leases for terms of years, in lots., to varea.s ht. lidera, at ground relit': taxa for this purpose arc now waiting. The builders will be ye naffed to erect these lmestris aecordinp, to the plans and specifies tions of the Company. The capital of the Company will be further employed in erecting public buildings, laying out their plantations, and in advancing :keret , on mortgage to the builders, on the security of and in pro portien to the progress that they make in the buildings. Thus the first step of the t'ompany is, to procure a rental, and its cnr.stat.t progress will be to secure an advantageous channel for ins isaing their unemployed capital. '1".• speculation, if it can be so called , will therefore have a' , allii.sl property for its basis and secerity at every step; and as a r eraurion against loss, lie a er improbable. the same may appear, site company have an option, within three yeses, to return any 2 .iirtion of the Lula purchased that thee may rot use to the sellers, ..t Cie price at which the lots were orig. Ally bought. As a defence against competitors, the sellers of the land to the Company, who are also the owners of the adjoining property, are bound under foefeiture of their Shares in the Company, not to part with the adjacent ground, until the Company have had the refund. No more risk can thevelore attend this adventure than iu attic ordinary PM is incurre I by any other purchaser of estates. They will holy call in the first iesmace fur 21. on each Share, making only - - .C 12,000 And within six months limes, for 51., making - 30,0011 042.000 Until this sum be accounted for, and a balance sheet produced. comparing the expenditure of the Company with the acquired property, and stating every particular of the progress of the un dertaking, so as fully to satisfy the Subscribers as to the nature of I their prospects, no further sum shell be calltil tor. The accounts shall be re4ularly audited on the first Wedne:iday of every month. That the Auditors may not ,inly state their satis faction as to the correctness of the accounts, but should they per ceive any expenditure which they may conceive to be unnecessary, or greater in amount than might appear to them to be indispensable, that they should nom the same, and call for an immediate meeting of the Directers, in order to a discussion relative to the expediency of continuing the expense in question. Applicati Ins for Shares to be made to Messrs. Dorrien, !liven", and Co.; Messrs. Cockburn and Co. ba r k er s; M ows. Call an d Co. bankers, Bognor; and to Mr. Chad:* Kaye, Solicitor, Dices builtibtp, Holborn, Her Excellency the Countess DE LUDOLF. Miss WOOLRYCH (Pupil of Mr. Rochsai has the honour of anweitacing to the Nobility, Gentry, and her Friends, that, aith the assistance of the most eminent Vocal and Instrunier tel Talent, ber CONCERT will take place at the ARGYLL ROOMS, on THURSDAY, April 28, on which occasion Mr. BOCIISA and Miss WOOLRYCH will perform a celebrated Duet on Two Harps; and Miss Weelrych will also perform • Brand Fantasia rti the Harp, with Introduction and Variation: 4 and Orchestral Accom paniments ; both composed by Mr. Bochum. ' Le.ider, Signor Spagnoletti. Conductor, Sir George Smart. Full Particulars will be immediately published. Tickets, at lOs. 6d, each, may be had of Miss Woolrych, Oxfard-street, Wpm-circus • of Mr . Seguin , Opera -o ffice, Bond ' street ; and of a ll the princip al Music Sellers. — LOND(II: I4 I i CICS. rir C ri l l e rgaTOrlS of the LONDON DOCK COA ; r: PANY slo hereby give Notice that they will be ready to re mire TENDERS (sealed up ) at the London Dock Reuse , Prihce . s weet. Bank, OG TUESDAY, the 26th April (instant), at One o'Clock, from such Persons as may he willing to Contract for form ing an Iron Swivel Bridge, and fur Electing the same at Old Gravel Lane. St. George's in the East, Middlesex. Plans, and a Speeificatioa of the said Bridge, and also the par. Oculars and conditions of the Contract, may Le seen at the London Dock House. Even• Tender must acamnpanied with a letter signed by two reeponlible Persons, engaging to become bound, with the Person tender:rig, in the sum of 2,0001, for the due performance of the Contract. S. COCK, Secretary. London Dock [louse, April 8, 18 25 . Tender will be received after one o'clock on that day, nor uea.ss the party making the Tender, or some person on his be. half, shall atteodto answer when called for. (`CAPITAL SECOND-HAND CHARIOT and PHAE- Vi TON. This Chariot has Collingc's Patent Axles, and has been put lately into condition ; has new wheels, and a great deal of new wood-work, with new braces down the backs of Springs ; is painted a fashionable olio. gran, and is campleat in every part. The Phaeton is a particularly neat and light litJc Vehicle, with a h,ad ; is hung on Springs, with braces, lining drab, painted same colnur as the Chariot. To infirm Persons, or Invalids, it would be found invaluablz, on account of its excessively easy motion. The above Articles are nearly equal to new, and will be sold at a rca.onable price. Inquire at 31r. Tinton's. Market-street, May-fair. MO LICENSED VICTUALLERS.—In consc9uence of the numerous applications for Licensed Victuallers Shares in the London Ale Company, end the necessity of using discrimi nation,in their allotment, Printed Forms may be procured or filled op, and Prospectuses had, at the 114nking.house of Sir Walter Stirling, Bort., Stirling, and Ilodsoll, Strand ; and at the Office of John Dickinson, Esq., solicitor, 6, New Broad-street; also at the Bar of the Freemasons' Tavern. It is requested that those Licensed Victuallers who have not received answers to their appli cations will consider this Notice as applicable to them. The Com mercial Shares were allotted on the 14th. ENGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL. The SUBSCRIPTION LIST and CONTRACT for this UNDERTAKING is lying for Signature at the Office of Masan. KING and LUKIN, 5, Gray's-Lim-square. I)RITISH MINING ASSOCIATION.--CAPITAL LI THREE', HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, In Twelve Thousand Shares of 211. each. Applications for Shares must be made by letter (polo-paid), ad. dressod to the Solicitors of the Association. Wm. Andrews, E►qy. 211, Groat Winebrater-street ; or W. J. Norton, Esq. )7, Old Broad-street, on or before TUESDAY NEXT, the 19th in►t. 11.1tecre . APT1.4414.T. ' C UERNSEY AND JERSEY PATENT SHIP BIJILDINO COMPANY. A oplicnions for Shares cannot be received after THIS DAY In ..he mein time Forms of Tender mt 7 be haC at Sir John Peering and Co.'s, Cornhill ; Altssrs. William Denham and Son's, Freeman's-curt, Conihill • Shipping Office. 358, timand or the Compsny's Provisional (lee, No. 1, Cowpces-ceart, April 19, 182.5. I_IIBERNIAN CORN and FLOUR COMPANY.— Capital .C 250,000, in 6,000 Shares of £5O. object o: ills Companv, is to purchase and manufacture Corn and Flour in the Sister Kinrlon, at extensive Mills erected on the t:•hs , inon and other rivers. whence it can be conveyed by water to C.trk, Dublin, Ross, Waterford, Vol:Vail, and Lime rick, for cansamption or %Opulent to London, according to the stet: m the markets or other CiTCUITIMRPCLIL The p2culisr advantages which this Company possesses, afford the ',twit 'ratifying prospects of unusually extensive profits, whilst the ep , reions of the Cenmeny. in producing an article of superior gaalay at a :noderate price, will confer a benefit upon the public, and in breaking up a monopoly as grieve us as it is powerful Applications for Shares to he made to Sir Walter Stirling, Ban., Stirl :tit, and Hodson, bankers, Strand, until Thursday, and from Irelst.d, until Monday nest, when the Subscription will be closed. BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN SHIP-BUILD ING C(I3IPA NY. Capital 500.04141/. in ROM Sharer of W. each. CHAIRMAN—I%:Ihani Thompson, Esq. Aid. 31. P. DEPUTY CH.SIII N—RObert GilIMO!, Esq. DIRECTORS. Hart Logan, Esq. Si ..on 31•Oillivray, Esq. William Pratt, jun. Esq. Chris. Richardson, jun. Esq. William Sikes, Esq. Andr:w Belcher. Esq. John f"hapman. Esq. James Ituwie, Esq. Philipp Gowan, Esq. platt ew Harrison, Esq. AUDITORS. Nathaniel Gould, Esq. 1 Alreander Gillespie, Esq. BANKERS-- 51csan. Sikes. Snaith, and Co. The late settee Imars sustained by the Shipping Interest of this Kingdom, and the immense field opened to Great Britain for an extended and increasing Commerce, by the enlightened policy of our Government, have caused a corresponding and extraordinary rise in the price of Ship-building. Such, indent, is now the demand for Vessels of all descriptions, that mail P , rsons, desirous of employing their Capital in Ship ping, r.rttnoi be supplied by the Builders with the tonnage they require, except at very high prices, or under circumstances of delay, Viten defeating cue wore immediate purpose of their specu lations. Is is therefore proposed to establish a Company, for the purpose of building ''easels in British North America, on Contract and for 'Sale, but it is intended, for the present, to wane the operations of the Ceropany to Canada only. Immediate sales will be the object of the Company, but the Directors shall be empowered to employ their shipping until dis posed of, and, in case of need, to purchase wood cargoes for the purpose of loading their vessels. The t arious advantage: to he derived by a Company, established for the purpose of Shipbuilding in Canada, will not admit of detail within the limits of a Prospectus; but It may briefly be observed, that, front prim :lent experience, the following results may confi dently be enticipated. lat. The einployntent of a numerous and useful class of persons ini the Settlement ; and by a beneficial diffusion of Capital and Labour, an increase in the national importance of the Colony. 2dly. An ample remuneration to the Proprietors—who, inde pendent of the local advantages which will attend their endertak ing,tinay reasonably look to the favourable Rates of Exchange, and the Freight its their Ships consigned to this country for Sale, as sources elf considerable and immediate Profit. It remains only to add, that it is intended to construct Vessels adapted for all trades and purposes, under the reticular inspection d the Company's Agents, by practised Shipwrigots, and with such Ise attention to the selection and seasoning of the Timber, as, t is hapel, will materially improve the character of Vowels built in Csnada. The Capital of the Company is 500,0001., raised in 10,000 Shares, of '.lOl. each. a portion of which will be reserved for Persons in I Canada desirous of becoming Share-holders. The Affairs of the Company to be conducted by the Board of Directors, who shall have the power of insuring their property, and of making all necessary Regulations for the management of the Company. The property of the Company to be vested in the names of Trtistees. A Deed of Settlement will be prepared under the ablest legal advice , and th- shareholders will be required to sign the same. Nu Share shall be sold or transferred until after the payment of all calls previously made ; and then only with the consent of two or more of the Directors. An Instalment of 4L per Share, to be paid into the hands of the Bankers to the Company forthwith, to Oar account of the Directrrs. Due entice to be given of all further Payment' ; which shall not at any time exceed IsL per share. All communications to be addressed to the Secretary, to whom applications cur Shares may be made ; but no renders coo be re amed *Re Saturday, the ad int. W. OILS.ERSON, Secretor", S; Cicoldwitrtre, Crotched Frier& _ 4 . • THE LATE MR. ALEXANDER M'DIGKTN'S VALLI. ABLE STOCK at JEWELLERY and . LOO GEMS, WORKING IMPLEMENTS, Ste. By Mr. CAUTY, At his Great Rooms, 80. Pall-mM, on WEDNESDAY, April 27, and following Days , eacti•Day at 12 precisely, by direction of the Executors, without reserve. MHE valuable STOCK ottenprista a quantity of bode rer rearls, i„. brillians, - gem., /HA coloured stones, all of great beauty and atlas, suits nt - Timetnysts, garnets, turquoise, and pearls, and c trysopbases, in the t Mate of ladies' drag, or naments; large and fine brill' ,itoo,rings, crossso, rings, pins, and brooches; gold watches ald . and numerous e ff ects; to gether with the entire fittings a *mega of the manufactory. May be viewed two days prxwais. and Cetaloptes bad at the Auttion Rooms, as above. . . ___ 14AIIVOLD , i Vices. F, ELEGANT 11. Detached Stabling, and 01 —. rem pote. ---y u rwww- muss re b T ai, midi; k and Effects, gonna ht-terrace. By Mr. CAL ir, At the Auction Mart, opposite the B of England, on TUES DAY, blay le, at 1, to One Lot ( eas previously disposed of by , Private Contract, of which_dt2!_i_nlliee stl!_te giver). A N Elegant LEASEHOLD KES/DENUE, compels- All ing best and secondary chambers, drawing and eating rooms, convenient offices, &c., desirably situate, *, Connaught.terrace, near Hyde Park; together with all the appropriate and elegant household furniture and fixtures, marble cold and hot bath, ward robe of bed and table linen, china, glass, &c.. an inventory of which will be exhibited at the time of Sale. The furniture is of the best description, having been supplied by an eminent uphol. sterer, and the residence is every way fitted for the immediate re. cep ion of a moderate-sized and respectable family. To be viewed by Tickets only, between the hours of twelve and four, which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Mr. Canty, Auctioneer and Appraiser, No. 80, Pall.mall. Particulars may also be had upon the PfelilllCS ; and at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England. SPLENDID MARINE VILLA. WITH OFFICES, PLEA- ', SURE GROUNDS, STABLING, &c. ISLE OF WIGHT. Ly Mr. CAUTY, At the Auction Mart, opposite /he Hank of England, on THURS DAY. May 19, at 12 o'Clock, by order of the Noble Proprietor, in Two Lots, ATruly Elegant and 'Ili:illy distinguished AIARINE VILLA, adapted to the Residence of a Family of Distinc tion, with ollices, pleasure pounds, stabling, &c. occupying a site of several acres, and commanding the most extensive and delight ful views of the Ocean, being situate in the preferable part of Ryde, in the ISLE OF WIGHT; Alio, A Genteel RESIDENCE and OFFICES ADJOINING, held on several young and healthy lice., at small quit rents and brims. _ . . . . . . . The Villa and Residence can only be viewed by tickets, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Mr. Cauty, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, No. 80. Pall-mall„ London. Particulars may also be had of lles►rs. Robson, Lightfoot, and Robson, Solicitor', Castle-street. Leicester-square; Messrs. Sewell and Ream, New. poet, Isle of Wight; at the Fountain Inns, Portsmouth and Cowes; Bugle, Ryde; Dolphin, Southampton; and at the Auction Mart, Landon. CffESIIIRE. THE BREDBURY kiYAfi;I4EAR STOCKPORT. By Mr. VAUTY, Oa TUESDAY, the 31st day of May next, and two following days, at 12 o'Clock, at the Warren !Stat.ley Anna Inn, :2tock. port, in Lots, V HE Manor of BREDBURY-CUM-GOIT, contigu -1 was to the town of Stockport; conslating of sundry valuable as coo .o ant Almo• 1611 . 1M1C caurpruntg upwlW ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED STATUTE ACRES of excellent meadow, pasture, and arable land; and about 100 sta tute acres of wood land; with suitable farm houses and out bu4dings, POWERFUL STREAMS OF WATER ON THERWEES TAME, liVAYEri.&6RN:riti,L. --- and various chief rents, amounting to tit Ir'm 9d. Also a Moiety of the adjoinimt Manor of Romiley, with several valuable faruis of upwards et TWO HUNDRED ACRES, producing at present ■ very low rental of THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY POIJNI3:3 PER ANNUM. An Estate in the township of W netli, in the said county : and a small Farm in the township of Niiughton ' in tl.e said county. To- gether with several valuable Pews and Sittings in the Parish , 1 Church of Stockport. These Estates are capable of great improve ment, being placed in the midst of a very ponulous trading district ; ! and, from their proximity to the towns of 'Manchester and Stock port, and immediate access to coals and water-carriage, they pre-' sent great advantages for the ereploynmot of capital. Upon the rivers are several falls of stater, or considerable power, and situa tior.s well adapted for the erection of machinery and manufactories upon the most extensive scale, particularly fur silk and cotton mills and factories. The respective tenants will show the estates. Prinnal particulars (price 2s. 6d.) may be had, one month prior to the sale, of Messes. Newton and IVinterbottom, Solicitors, Stockport • of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Broderip, So:icitors:No. 9, Lincoln's-lon New-square, London; and of Mr. Canty, Auctioneer and Land Agent, No. 80, Pall-mall, from whom, ia the mean time, way inquiries respecting the Estates may be made. By Mr. SAUNDERS. At his Great Room, No. 39, Fleet-sue, t, THIS DAY, and four following dat r, at half-past 12 precisely, ASELECT and Elegant LIBRARY of a Gentleman, containing many early editions of Dramatic Authors, in French and English ; a Series of Ancient English Romances and Poetry, uniformly bound ; together with a Collection of Prints, Portrait*, and Copper-plntes ; among whiz!' are— Fot.lo-51acklin's Bible, 6 role ; 31eyrick's Armour, 3 vols.; British Gallery of Pictures, 5 vols. ; Thut7tl;des. 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B Mr. SAUNDERS, At his Great Room, N o. 30, Fleet-street, on THURSDAY, the oath inst., and Two following Days ' at Half-past 12 precisely, I"HE splendid LIBRARY of a Gentleman, lately de ceectl, including a tine Collection of Variorum and Delphin Classics, Dictionaries and Lexicons ' with many of the beet and most expensive modem Works of English and Foreign Lite rature, in elegant Bindings of 3lorocco, Russia, &c. ; among ' which are, in For 10.—AlackEn's Bible, Bowyer's Home, and Boydell's Wil ton, subscription copies; Stafbril and British Gallery of Pic tures. 5 vole. large paper, proofs; Ghamicey's Hertfordshire ; puerile'. Monasticon, by Ellie ; Tableau do la Revolution Fran cais, 3 rid...proofs; Labe. Veritatis, 2 vole. ; Florence Gallery, 4 vol.. ; Anstopinutis Rusted ; ripener's Pulymetie; llogsrth's Works. Qu ART o.—Reca's Cyclopedia, 43 vole. ; Grose's Antiquities, 12 roll.; Lysorts's &mime of London, 5 rob. ; Pinkerton'. Voy. ages and Travels, 17 vols. ; Encyclopedia Brim:nice, 20 ve4s. ; Repten on Landscape Gardes,i..g ; Hunter's Lasater, 5 vols. ; Lu cian' Opera, Kemstetiunuu, 4 rob. ; 'Arius Drakenborchii, 7 ,01.. ; Ledermuller A mnsowet.; 31 iccoscopique. 3 vols. • Wattoo's English Poetry; the Works of Hume, Gibbon, Ad dison, Pen nant, 3litforil;'Racine, Corneille, red Moliere. ()Craw°, &c.—Shaw's Zoology, large paper ; Naturalises and Zoological 3liscrilany, '..7 vols. ; Pottoran's Fishes, 4 vole. : &atoms of England and Winer, 26 vols. • Rollies Works, 23 ,01,. ; ?humus Opera,l2 vols. ; Cicerone Opera, Panesti4.l vols. ; Polyhius, rtchweighonseri, 2 vole; Anthologise Gesue, 13 cols. &c. &c. To be vierml, aid Catalogue had. KENT. WITHIN EIGHT MILES OF LONDON. To be LET on LEASE, a capital and substantial RESIDENCE, in complete repair, and It for the imme diate reception of a Family of respectability, and equal to tbe ae cominodatioe of a DUMMY% establishment, with a capita! Garden, Greenhouses, i.e. and 18 Acres of.excellent Meadow Land. A Farm Establishment and Land adjoining may fro had if 'wished for. To br viewed by natio' only; to be had at Mr. Nunn's,l9, Great James -street, Bedford-row; or of Mr. Holmes, Surveyor, Leiri3:larti, Kent; of whoilt further particulars may be knew. ....... ~...,: i 1 e. ,„,,,,,,,,. . 17e /Ronda, neat w! 16.110,... THE CASE of the N DOCK COMPANY, with the Elide:cc which the Directors were desirous of laying before th,l Cornnti:tce of the House of Commons, on the St. Katharine's Deck Bill. By Mr. S. COCK. Secretary to the Company. Printed for J. M. Richardson. 23. CornhiU. ST. KATIr.RINE DOCKS. In the press, AN ANSWER to t'..e CASE of the LONDON DOCK COMPANY. Audi alteram partem. Will be sold by .1. 31. Richardson, 23, Cotnhill, This day is published, price Is. FREE. COMMERC7 WITH INDIA: a Lean ad dressed to the Right Hon. 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Ocularly those of 20,011. and where in a recent Lottery they had the good fortune to sell All the Thirtv . .rhoussod Pound Pnzes— they therefore feel pleasure in complying with the wishes of their Friends, by Intl-cueing the value of the Prism from Twenty Thou sands to Thitty Thousands, and by also adding to the variety is introduelrg Prima of Tcu Thousand Pounds and Pelt a of Five Thousand Pounds, beside retaining the usual number of Capitals, without any Wanks, as every number is sure of fl. at least. Hazard cnf 4:,0. much regret to state, that this is on e of the hick Schemes they can ever hr.ve the honour to submit to the Public Parliament I , zring determined to pass 440 11101/1; LAYf TERI' ACM. SCH ESI • ALL IN ONE DAY, Flit MAY. 2 . Prces of . C:000 ere 2 - - - 10.000 2 - 6.otid 2 - l 106 4 623 300 10 - - 210 24 . 62 .00,000 20.060 10.000 2,210 2.092 1.200 2,100 1,248 1,150 No Blar.±,s !—Earli of the above, and every l 100000 other Nt.cnber, will bat:: Ct., being - 10,000 Numbers Two Tickets of each Number. Tickets and Shares fair the above Scheme Are on Sale at Hazard and Co.'s, the Contractors', OfFees, Royal Exch►nge Gate ; Cornhill ; and :124, Oxford -street, end of Regeat-street, London ; where for a st •ies of years tier haw: brcti most successful in selling Capital Prise , . In the lASt Year's Ltutericei alone they Sold Viso Price.; of 30 Otiol. and 20, 0 /901. ; and the lcelowing Prizes, drawn last Tuesday, the 12th instant:- 8.186 a Pie of • . 9,379 a Pri► or And Eight ether Catn:.ils. £300,000 £20,100 2,000 EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Kerswell. Armsterrig. tut arrived off Fiemeuth; she seed from the Cape the 21st Jactiary, tied from St. tte:eua the 12Ua of February. _ _ _ _ . --.; PASSE ROE RS ►ER SIR Gtoa4e OSBORNE. Captain C 01113014 recently arrive,i from the Cape.—Mr. Lamerts„ Mn. Laments, and two children t Mn. Itairhock and two children ; two Maoterr ment; three children to the Moravian itoc;at ; and Mts. Kittle. APRIL 11.—The Enterprise, Gardner, from dr:: South Sea, at Karr& GRAY'S BOOK OF ROADS. In a compact pocket volume, price 7.. half-bound, or. with a com plete set of County Blapl, 12s.—with coloured Maps. Ire. THE TOURIST and I'R.IVELLER'S GUIDE to the ROADS. on an entirely new plan, shewing. at one View, the various Lines of Route leading to any required Point of Dis tance ; and the Index so arranged as to enable a direct and lame diate Reference to any reqoirt.! Route, at whatever principal Town or Watering-place the Teat cller may happen to be. " This is the most Useful teat ening companion with which we are acquainted. The various routes which connect any two ;laces ace seen at a single glance ; many new lines of, road are painted out ; and any required route, whether it be along the principsl or cross-roads, is, from the novel mode adopted in the book, traced out with the greatest facility."—Critical Gazette. Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co., Paternoster-mw. IRISH TOPOGRAPHY. This day is published, rplIE BEAUTIES of IRELAND; beLig, Original I. 13:lineations, Topographical, Historical, and IliogvapLical, of each County, dedicated by •pormisr,ion to the King. By J. N. BREWER, EN. Illustrated by numtrous Capper-plate Engravings. This publication is intended to class with " The Beauties el England and Wales," and will be comprised in 3 vols. livo. The first volume, emLellished by twelve Engravings of Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, and otli,r pietoretarac objects, is just published, price U. 4s. half bound and Lettered, in (it.:llV CVO. ; or on Royal paper, with proof impressions of the Plater. U.l6s. For the ar, eomodatian of the Public, who may prefer that mode of publics. thin, the Work is also pu . .dished in 3lmultly Parts (ou the Ist of every month), price 4a. each ; or on Royal paper, 6s. The 2d Volume is in a mate of gnat forwat,lucsx. London : Published by Sherwood, locco, r.nd Co., Pateraoster. I row ; and by R. Milliken, London. NEAI.E'S IiENTLEMEN':_Z SEATS. This d..y it pull In 6 vols. royal !Ivo. pricz 21. lea. Kosh, or in Ito. with roof 1011. Tasman; of the Plates on li.dta papa, 51. each. VIEWS of NOBLEMEN and GENTLE MEN'S SEATS in England, Wale, Scotland, and Inland, horn Drawings, By J. P. NEALE. Engraved in the line manner, by the tirst Artists, and wow panied with descriptions of the Mansimis, and a Genenlogiml Account of the Proprietors, these 91% vein:nes containing font hundred and thirty-two Vinns of the most splendid Mansions in the United Kingdom. Published by Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row :by whom also are now publishing, in continuation of the above work , sod uniform therewith, A SECOND SERIES of VIEWS, nonriving of such as mould not be contained within the limits originally prencribul, and in cluding interior as well as eximor Views, Lodges, and Entrapce Gates: in monthly pars (on the Ist of etery month). Price Is. each, in royal Bvo., or in 4:a. with p:oof it:limiter:4 on Ir.dia paper, 89. 110 W '11) ENJOY PARIS. This day is publisher!, with Maps and Plates, 34 Eaitinn, price 10*. in boards, or les. &J. bound, - - - - - A NEW GUIDE to PARIS, from the latest Obaerca- I'll dons; bein_yr altered and enlarged from the AVork cuided " Bow to Enjoy Paris." By PETER [VERVE. This Work contains an accurate and rritivil Description of the Dutldirgs, Ardiquitice, Paiotinant„ Theatres, Literature, Politics. and Religion, as well as of the Manners of the Ihliabttorros; form ing the most comprchelsise Guide hitherto published, and calm ?stud for the entertaiument ant: V. m Gn of paean* who, with out visiting, are desirous of Wooing acquainted wish Cr, N/exo polis of Ff e.DCe. To which aduad at/I,4ton* foe trateirirg the least expensive manner, by three &Great Routes ; an Armuut of the Environs of Paris; and a copious Index. .• We itelitarti not ro pronounce it the bete Glut& to Paris es tart."— Literary Chronicle. Pr:ntel tee th-awool, Jones, seal Co., Patm.oect.“-w. - _ _ SfIIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE. ArnmL 111. ENTERED I:CITATD...;.—Mere.!4h, Illur.dcll, from Lisbon Wood, from St. jlichael'et; Loaka. Robertson, from ditto; Susan and Mary. Sr:. eard, from Lisbon ; Wheaton. Bit% from I ivermso: ; Louise, Bar. hers, from Si. Auden!: Agenoria, Barker, from Christiania; Kitty, Meiklrjohn, from Catopitarhy ; Isabella, flcr lock, from liiiboa ; Jack Tar. Anderson, from Jamaica; Ctrs, nook, 3PAribur, tem St. Domingo; Pallu, Ewen, from Lis. bon ; Royal Eagle. Partridge, from St. Michael's; Deft, Clarke, r.' Liverpool; Highland Lad, Vickenran, from Hamburgh Emma, 51`Dougall, from Jarmel and Port - au-Prince ; Ann and Sarah. Rcolauford, from Harnbur,rh ; Wirral end Mary, Slade, from Dublin; t‘ta3ev, Dale. from Watorforel; Robert and Mary, Way, front eNtrk ; - 11.1/al Soverrign, Cooper, f.-am Belfast ; Ve nerable, Geor7, from DuEtin 4 Waterloo, Crinbell, front Pelfaat ; Marys, Haskell, from Welcome:- Abeam. Lloyd., C . = London derry; Artuese, fram'Cosk ; Gleaner, Griffiths. from Limerick; Anita, Gray,. f:om Dublin; Hero. Salver, from %Vaal. ford ; Jane, Campbek Isom Limerick ; Tomes, Fan, inner Youghall ; Sultan, Read, from Waterford • Speedwell, liantiirg. ton, from Roca; Ann a..il 3! aria, Vinery, 'front Youghrill; Jr.•;•_•, Lewis, from Waterford ; henry Porcher, Thotr.iion ' from Cal cutta, Madras, and St. Helena : Antelope, Campbell. front C'hs. retne ; Neptune., Stcplieus, from Gurnisey ; Caster, Bunker, from the South 5(3.1 ; Duke of York, linlayson, from St. 31i:biers ; Rapid, Giltle , dale, from Hainburgh ; Sine& Faitlant„ f- , n Calais; Lively, Baxter. from Bordeaux ; Isabella, Ruling, fromi Hamburgh. ENTERED OUTWI.IIDS.—RichnicLI, Gilderdale, fur Barr burgh ; Simpson, Simpson. for Beimbay ; Skipsey, baidler. fo. Quebec and Montreal ; 7MA:tin. Pattisoo, for Barr:redoes r.:11 Vincent's ; Bessant, for Calais; littdrem, Champlin, :sr New York; Ilia and Nancy, Head, for Newfoundland ; land, Park, for Sligo; Ann, Rundle, for Canhagella and Curem. bia; Medway Einerton, for ilertier. CLEARED Medway,/ Fl SALLY AT GRALESEND.—John, Waters, for Him:burgh ; Ward, Hare, for St. John's, New Bruns wick; Union, Braille, for Calais; Nentrel, Christensen, for Dram men; Thalestris, Walinve. for Hayti; Prince.a Charlotte of Wales, Alden, for India; Good Irrein„ Curson, for liatuburgh ; Sir William Curtis, Whlttirigharn, for Calais. CLEARING OUTWARDS.—Sic Edwani Paget, Geary, for Ma. deira, Dladrs., and Calcutta; Sally, Rossini, for Collis; Willie micas Jorgenson, for Trostitre; Friends, Ill•Plierson, for Gib. mita! ; Sirte ' for Guernsey and Jersey; Esperance, I Van Geyt, for Antwerp; Eltialortn. Sky, for Dronthrim ; P:o. videntia, Fahrhrodt, for Mrniel; Royal George, P.eywhls, foe Teneitif, Me.drar. and Calcutta; Asia. Turlock, for Rio Janeiro; Maria, Mat. from Rostock ; Twce Gebraniers, Schambier, fe Rotterdam ; Fame, Crvill, toe Packet. - WiL limas, ditto; Dart, Stmts.:A, for ((.sal t• Earl of Clancarty. Heath. for Rotterdam; Seeman, Erotic, for Bordeaux; Brune. wick, Brahntn, fur °porta. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO InEr.itua —Jane, Williams, fur Limerick; Arjrnt, Boyd, for Belfast. FALIROVTII, A Mite lB.—Arrived oil the port the Lady Hood ' Ill'Kensie, from St. (Motion(' in forty.foor days. Sailed tt.e Dalt . of Kent and the .Sandwieh packets, for Lisbon ; and thi klan:hioness of Quee.mbetry, ditto, for Atuctir-a ; and the Marl }Alen, lloonklson, for C.trthag..-:ta. PLvnotrn, APRIL 16.--Arrived tiT the Tort yesterday the, Kola/HI, Artostroag, from the Cape set Baud Hope—railed the, 28th Jit.naty. 1'010'5,4m1 - fir, APRIL 17.—Anier.1 the &soles, Transport, from Chathit.o. Sailed the Minstrel, Ate. it, for New Souta Wales; the Aria, Flits:sick. for tialubergh ; the Norfolk, Gent;, fur New Smith Wsh, ; and the Borodino tratisport, for Clusthatn. Drat., Arm. I; —Amy! the Albina. Skatiforth, from De . merara ; and the r:.or,zita v; - arner, from Bernice. In the course of le ractt.ind, the whole of the outward bound Sever.l ves-t-!.. have come clown sawn the River and passed thro. ; :h ; names n, and to signals exhibited. URAVESLAD, Apuit. li.—..tressed the Berwickshire, Thomas Court., and the Docile,: et Athol, from China; Itrdway, Whitt ; Henry Porche% 'Chopin ori ; Catherine, ; Asia, Lirdt , ty, tram fh ; :Er leorr.it Osbourn, --, from the Care of n. 4,3 IliT.?; Eicit, from Gibraltar; Harvey( Rechuto, 11.4 tr ; thr.goin, Allen ; and V.ttaria, Bros n. front Jarnattw ; Ifehry Wellesley. Mitlsco, from Honduras ; John, Batwing, hem St. Domingo ; Thomas. White, from Sierra Leone ; St. David, Wormiug, from ditto; Anson Lincoln, fans Vir ginia; Constitution, 111‘Rae, from ditto ; . 4 1.iethassa, Dawson, from Alarosidriat Catherine, Swan, from llavannah ; James Duncan. itosewell, from Lisbon ; Venus, Nicol, from Pernambuco; Awe: lilt, Bally, from Cadix; Susan, Carbyn, from Charente; Jane, Wylie, flora SL Lucia; Entrain, Wilson, from St. Vincent's; Anima, Shadforth. front Demerara. Sailed she Eber, Andersen . . fcr St. John's, New Brunswick ; Mairnhall, White, for Moradort &robin, for Lisbon; Cyrene, Barrett. for Bltteleira ; Aurora, Hallett, for St. John's, New Brunswick; Claremont, ter Rizhebutat; Margaret, Jeffetson, for Genoa; Harmony, Brown, for Rip ; Enehantress, Klllork, for Gibraltar; Fries.dr, /11 . son, for Unto. Pante, Apats. 13.—0 n the Nth of October a most violent hur ricane say experienced at .51anilla; all the shipping in 'import of Cavitel rcreisol cL.mage. A French cot tette of war lost her main rout, (sides, A-. The Spanish vessel Ft. laabilla, was totaUr lest, and all on hot.wd, nint teen. siren tied. Five p.m.% containing spirits of sine. marked " L. F. I, 9. 11, 24, a..ci 4:I. sad branded !I L. F., with B. and were picked on ce. the 17tn ult.-tun the Isle of Sain, near ()shim:. by the Di is, arrived a: Havre.: Au ItlllUNit was liet.l, at the ()61 kinr.'s Janice greet, 13ere; leihn.i..gwe, la tor: T. lltsr.s, F.tto. on the body ef RictintO anit, att hitting, r... 1.1 d.r eq.ploy of Hr. Britt. wharf, ('..tr.t.e...(ter, %Ye:tone:mitt/. teed tho was 'rnr•wiry eoutt.ne. in 411 upon WWI h•lusc, tint A up 1: - .--;;e I..ino!ev of wood, a.A vito rtantlink tt.s rein ad opotioF in the Ji ro. when the c-kti tcake and fik• tell bnekwoul, dretti. of eigut C. t , . the I. %el rownt. his felh..o. waitn.w. read. zed hint i accat.....t!e vomtorie•,, arta pent tea MU Itt'i.tte. a sortt» tin, vin etenthel the air ze...ireal withal Ave mirwrar4 ttf.et the Ottideat creurre.:, eeeired 1.1.. to be cooveyeet to the Itofito);.ty. Tl.r lower part of .:111 wody was caralyeta...od chief the vertebtwut his hack was broken. T::e derwasnd coenplathedt of tio Dud sensible ten Lot. Lk died uu Tkw - r.lny matey Vere . . 3...." Aeeideutal Ptah:." • • -- -, P -~.' Ai) •;* , I I r .....i . . _