The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1826-02-23 00:00:00

...11111C1"."=:=111111T1111,11111=7"......gmeginr.Nr ~..4.____, .-..,. ( eat - N, A t. l / • 7 / -„).. ,-.;,.. . , /76:, I .......... t . ' ~ / 17 / -- f . / • . I . , 6 .4.1 / I , ~., 7:. A,.• ,- ..-.0 . • .1 , 1 • 1 • . li. • ii. . 4 + ' &N. - QP :.P. ' ..'" • k " . _ ....- '....-..- 5....-- , 1 1 71 4 F Pv Ir' ' Illg e it .1 .%1 r , .... .., I L,. ..I's . . s, .• Alli Ai A M' + 1 I l• 1 1-- AV— . 00 lk /~ ' i ~~~ / Or Mkt >Sitar. ' to to te ", 4E2 th . in, as nth! )f . the At ernh .: ern°, o f r. Adv.) of Deers: Al and pregetted with took—a 'w in I , %. h M alt 0 cotnPosid at LONDON, THURSDAY, 'FEBRUARY 23, 1826. No. 7,2.39. Price Is entered out, and warranted to Sail on or before 15th March, 1826. L I OR MADRAS and CALCUTTA (having all her dead weight on board), the fine Teak Ship CITY OF EDINBIIRGIV Borthen 400 Tons, A I, and co pored, GEORGE MILNE, Commander; lying in the City Canal. Car ries an experienced Surgeon, has a poop and forecast le, and excel lent accommodations for Patsage. Foe which or for Freight, apply to Messrs. Inglis ' Forbes, and Co. 2. Mansion llouse.place; Mr. Wm. Masson, 8, St. Swithtres lore ; or to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, M ark Jane. SALES BY AUCTION. BALES BY AUCTION. WOBURN.PLACS. RUSSZIASQUA TO be DISPOSED OP, with immediate possession, the LEASE of an excellent TAPdlleY RESirrEng, situated in Wobunraplace. Batten-square. embalming five bed. chambers and a Owning-room, two drawing-rooms, dining.mara, library, entrance halt, khans and dranestie offices. To be viewed, and further particulars bad by applying fe Win. garde) , and SOON. Pau-mower-tow. I Or - Toot, he city of L on ne Ch ine , di ; nfos with si.. ABSOLUTE REVERSION TO MONEY IN THE FUNDS. By Mr. MIIStI ROVE. At the Mart, TO-MORROW, aCI2, IIRE ABSOLUTE REVERSION to the MOIETY or HALF PART nf the PRINCIPAL SUM of 1.200/. NAVY FOUR PER CENTS.. stoats% in ske names of re. sponsible trustees, and receivable (P7l the decease of a gentleman aged 73, and his sister aged 10, last hlrth.day. Particniars of Messrs. Ashley sod Goodman, Solicitors, Token house-yard ; and of Mr. Musgrove. Auctioneer, 11, Aaatinfriars, Old Rroad-street. 81.0 OM SRC R Y.SQII A RE. COMPACT LEASEHOLD R Esl DENCE, held atiSsz the Duke nr Bedford. 7 By WINSTANI.EY and SONS, At the Mart. on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, THE BENEFICIAL LEASE, for near Twenty Years, of a very convenient and neatly-fitted Town Resid enee, mast desirably situate No. I, Bloomsbury-place, Blooms bury-square, particularly adapted for a medical or profes.ional gen tleman. ,nontaining good dining and drawing rooms, morning par lour, library, airy bedchambers, and convenient domestic offices, with a garden behind. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. cling" of grate. cl f Your erti Royal fled exon line, efficient: :t i • 1 :TT. d another. led I maw. Inth. when the anee the in: •• ince. Ae principles of !oration wtoch mot! of thou acestors and to Placing a Pro. I to trspsess at us as framer% adultness, Familf were orehensions the Oared to true spective. W e irate Pert osf the er.ree to divide ; which sub. asuirry of hu. P scripture and nil instruct!on, bee the eternal If nor gratitude lar.ncs, request 1 of ou t in. ('its; 1101 do rig in len esti. cn, whose deeds hose principles advonord, to of the British OMM n XALTY, DERRY. %HO: you were Lilt. and which individuals to ach gratified hr - ) ,.e my noblk from the Car. ,1:y and attach , which has so ct doting lee y . 11 one of !he the plinoiples metitutioll have . as a *oldie, I 'reedom of the Ihtiretion, for DERICK. AT tigation of the ru~Ckcepee she v,:rn Esq. ; Mr. Is° attended the mrtl the Tartu itlez a guard of tn.? civil power aged the meets t inquirieg bed ide by the pri at the time he oelonging to the ifesslon u fist to sp!4_ the trimmer's In his raiso they . both the prtsoaet said he would e Cambridge ; t.t11.-tr. .1,11 4..., WV .‘ecou n ; i.ini tali re heart enough t would, 1 have ice :" and then its housekeeper. 111,-ON m executed t ihet [ who hits, since :ichards, at Clap hile he and the xi the old wonisn and then west !side, an 1131a plundered the 11, and afterwanls nets as deserters. nier •'shammed" the chains told in whose inime. had heard to the It before, as he sently, sent home .', s 1 ELI with the evidence ension at Wood °Percy was found e where Hassey which the dread ter circumstances e ebbe perpeatroi rdered in his per ism, as stated by r minute droo -1 be disebaeged• lead to his ma forward and lee Jaattari. lBlB . by biro and feet Ells foes scowl ' bent Mains la lictinent bad bee° iy going to de& d eh* aoessidion had called Watt him ; a Judge t, placed In the ^collected having cr mislaid it; he avit of tho ppar►t'' ,t bait been tound • 'arclilmusa POO I.c will be a"' my. examination bad to E•Sk tt a Are, JobD Inifisa e° sal the elder tl; onneequesin aac CONTRACT FOR TALLOW eANDLES. NAVY-OFFICE, Feb.l6, MIS. IjE principal Qfficers and Commissioners of his Ma olty s Nary dohereloy giva.Notice, nal on THU ithDAY, the LI of March next, at One o'clock, they be ready to neat with such Persona as may be willing to most for supphine his Majesty's several Dock Yatds with TALLOW CANDLES. A noble of the Candle*. ands form of the Tender, may be eart at due Office. No Tender will be received after One o'clocktre day of treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Ament from him attends. leery Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Beard, and signed by a res p onsible Person, en g aging to be. eons bound, with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 4001. for the doe performance of the Contract. CONTRACT FOR CANADA TIMBER, ASH OAR RATTERS. AND ORDINARY DEALS. NAVY OFFICE, Feb. 17,11f26. THE Principal Offrrrs and Commissioners of his Ma- 1 jelly's Net y do /1, rrky give Notice, that on THURSDAY, she 16th of March next, at One o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such persons as may be willing to contract for supplying his fdrijeety's Doct.yards with the following Articles, to be imported: Wt the Commismoness will be willing to receive any proportion of the said Goods from the home market which the parties tendering say odic, vii. CANA DA RED PINE TIMBER. CANADA YELLOW PINE TIMBER. Aall CUR RAFTERS. OH DI NA RY DEALS. Distributions of the Articles, and Fong, of the Tenders, ma t he twi at this Office. No Tender will be received after One 0 clock esi the der of treaty, Now any notioed unless the party or an agent fur him attends. render Unlit be accompanied by a Letter addressed to Ihe Na', Noe& and signed by two to portable persons, engaging to h-onte i i ,:und with the person tendelii.g in the sumo hereinafter ote,:::tle.l, for the due performance of the Contracts. vie. : Timber Raft': I WO Deals . • • . . . 1,300 - EAST INDIA HOUSE. Feb. 22, 1826. ITHE Cosa of Directors of the United Company of Pfeedionts of Eisoiond teaks' to the East Indies do 'w.Ao give Notice, That a UENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their Douse in bratienhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th of March next, from Nine O'Cloek in the Morning until Sis in the Erecting, for the ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of this Corn. naey, in the room of John Ilndleston, E.g. who hath JOSEPH DART, Secretary. IN THE 3IATTER OF JOHN STiNTON, A BANKRUPT. 71 1 111; CREDITORS of JOHN STINTON, of Cole man.weer, in the city of London, Rant and Shoe maker, and Chapman, a h a i o rer‘d to prove their Debts before the ,unltos.oners, at the Court of Commissioners. Basinghall•atreet, at the Second Nieeting (being for the choice of Ars;tmers). s.l Tt:E )AV NEXT, the Vith day of February inst. at Eleven of the clock in the Forenoon, are relocated in the mean ti'••• •r farrii.h owe with a Statement of their Ama l fi% a nd t he Sr. r=ues they 1114.1. in md , r that their Deposition% may b• prepared. H. R. WIOLEV, Solicitor to the Commi%sion, Es•es-street, Stand. IN THE 31 ATTER OF Cil AR i.r.s PETER WHITAKER. A BANK RU PT. 11111 F. (' REDITfIRS ofCHARLES PETER WHIT -11 AKER. of Strand, in the enmity of 3liddlettex, Coal. t!:aler and ehapman, who intend to prove their Debts Ciumni.‘sioners, at the Court oftommissionevi in Posing. 1,( noon, at the Third Meotinie. on SATURDAY. the March next, at Ten o'clnek in the Alarming, are re. n t h e mean time to fornkh me with a Statement of their a- 1 the Securities they hold, in order that their Depo t:6On trAy be inmate& 11. R. WIG LE V, Sacitor to the Assignees. 32. Estex.street, Strand. IN VIE MATTER OF JOHN BASKERVILIA, A BANKRUPT. PIIHE (7111-:IIITOIIS of JOHN BASKERVILLE. 1 of te r h Dom. Lambeth-walk, in the county 01 Surrey. V ittoal.- r. a + . der and clmmal. who intend to prove their lichts before :he womissionerv, at the Court of Commitodonery in I:nanglivll.striet. London, at the Third Meeting, rot SATUR- Y, *Le 13:`1 day of Marr`i next. at Ten o'clock in the Morning, are rcque%:..i in the mean time to fornirh me with a Statement of ,heir Ae-oenta and the Securities they hold, in order that their De- iuns may b 4; prerrerl. 11. P.. wicLr,v. Solicitor to the AsAignen. voTi('t: is bcro.y That by Indenture bearing 1 1 date the SeventecaCi Day of J. NC.lfil", One thousand huntlre.l ;yid made between RfellA RD I.r.Vr.rr 1 U it:s. of Great Marelebone-street, In the County Ilahitilasher and Hosier, of the first part, JONA. N Ilfifiltiti.l). if Twienliam Court-road, In the said 11. titer, r; the second part ; and the several it id seals are thereitn , o tutiter;bed and t:Tedi!nrs of the sail Richard Levert Brook.. :led every the personal Estate and Effee.s e raid Richard Levett Crooks were, and are 0 t y the Richard Levett Brooks unto the Exceitiors, Administrators, and Ag fal. the ;tencral benefit of the Creditors of him the Broaks ; and that each Convernee and As. oaly excetitrit by the said Richard Levett Brooks on o.e dee tlio - iof. in the prebeoce et JOSHUA )11LLS No. 1. Milinan.irreet, Bedford-row, in the said is .ex, Attotney at Law ; a^d was also duly cs;•!. f,slhohl, on the Ninetemili Day of the leo try. One thousand eittlit hundtid and twenty. ce of the said Joshua Mills Ni.lson. —DISTRESS of the SILL NV EAVLIt.S. _ . l it I s 4 . • ( ~ 4 ,-- ti lA wasaa mmistaim • E or FORA- .osi tar , tie mattment lit as the . d ettl:= ! of th nem,* e of,-;.•:_ r m at a No. 79 239 ' I nett* e of ." Tar, cad and p e „77l. .....„,„,....,.. lied wit h gitatl t t e4 io in l the i.hn n te : C ONTRACT FOR -..0 emposirdi t fINOS principal Qfficer, RI Or- Twit. 1. jolty s Nary do 'resell f the eity of Lon , . That on TIIUILSDAY, tl the Ch enero oxy •ili be ready to neat wi [ shoats with a mott os for suppltine his AI se.. TALI.O reeling. o f A sample of the Candle.. lof you te. mot at tins °dice. No Tend reatied ee e gal on de day of treaty, nor • mien, Mont from him attends. t p l te, efficiency, livery Tender must be ace led another. and Navy Beard, and signed by so praise. Faith. mass bound, with the Pe r s on r • wham the s" c doe performance of the Corso'Corso' fee the M: e -------_ 'rinoe, TM, CONTRACT FOR CA RAFTERS. AN the principles of Maranon which, 'VHS Principal Off re iemory of thes e , .1 jester Very do h, rrs , ancestors end to sheleth of March next, at l le P lacin g a Pro. with such persons as may be 11 ajesty'sTtock.yards with I ion to express at last the Commisqunere will to us as freemen the said Goods from the hot tern of darkn ess , may air, vis.:— aus Family were CANADA RED CANADA YELI future reflected Aoll 0.%R RAF pprehension• the ORDINARY Di mulatto] to erne Distributions of the Artie acaPective. Ir e teen et this Office. No Ter make part of the .ai the dar of treaty, nor at legree to divide fur him att.nds. ton : which sub. little Tertlee must be se " Atti re , of ha. Ns., Board• and signed b; of *rupture and b-eniai i,,,arid with the pe and instuiet!on, m.:J:,Je.I, for the due pelt ribes the eternal Timber • Raft': • , Dea of our grati tu d e , ls . mar.nct. request ' dna, of our an. • EAST il i n as no , do I iiiiE Corr! of Dire ring in l en evi . V 1 Merchants of Ere nee, whose d eeds AirAy give Notice, those principle That a GENERAL Cl iciilly advocatrd, held at their Douse in 141 Ytte of the British Bth of March next, from N the Evening, for the ELEI r I , w:do:aim,. rang, in the room of John IV TIIE ]LEAspra coNtIInXALTY, in'. A ?II 111; CREDITOR: s , i , * 1 man.street, in the I true , ll i'..rr and (baptism!, arha r lust. and which i ~ n nits..oners, at the l'ot. Ile lothridosh to I A :,'.... at the Second Nle ~.-1 n.t'f CIIDAY NEVI ncch gratified by Eleven of the clock in II r , l•),ie my public tin... ie tarni.h roe with a! , .rmn the Car. cdnnes they hold. in fierier iaLy and attach. H. R. WI se which hu to eci :liana dining I ""'l . ll raniev IN THE. M.ITTER IV demi one of !he A If the ptintiol e s rp TI F. CREDITOR .;oustitution hate 1. AKER. of PM. Sri ti..-C , art. ,!-:aler and chit y. as a soldier, I b.lorethc Commi% , ioners. Freedom of the , bill.-trec. In redrew, a t the divtiretion, for a:, .i.,. ~: March next, ~e+•,,,! :n Old mean time REDERICK. Accounts a. 1 the Second Cli(nlS tr 43, be prepare& 11. R. 1 WAT IN THE IIATTEI A VETT. ri l_ IHE1 HE CREPIT(III b..- of glue i .-.ch estimation of the Surrey. i..K.1,131,.... d,.der hi:rusteeper the k, • itch!. benne :he t ~,, rnis, .avern :—Colonel I:,...tettisll.striet. Lor.doi ham. Esq. ._• Mr. DAY, On: 13:h day nt 111; also attended the are regar%tci in the meal board the Tartar their Ae-ounts and the Sr unties a guild of 1, .tsinune may bt umpired at th.s civil power 11. n . rouged the streets tat inquiries bad v(rrict: is lb.:rel.) node by the pat- , 1. 1 date the Serenteci .at the time he i. 1 et..tit hundred and Iv belonging to the 1 , I.r.Vl', rT it IV). tKs., e ' li ',lle,:cric. 11ibri,14.4 111.1 N tilgilli II,D. :onfession as that 1... : ..t er nr.litleiex, 11. orlirr n •-... o i who , : narn, ed to speak the se% Lr,--i cry; , rc,ive tin prisoner's in his . I ; r ( ,:,,re. part ; an nr Antis° they both ' ' v 'a.— .i,r- or I,lni the il on the priaceet ' .• ,• ~ :, , ,i 1' 11 11...C , 1t'd :1 ad said he would ~,,i,t .1,.• L , h'll tiodh 0,1. the Cambridge; are,*. in try,' far the re are heart enough s ... '.; mend I.,rrdt• Bra: 1 would, 1 have . ,:?.-111:. , 1.. t% . l IIIy t . Xeit: they :" and then t , , ‘l.,v n; f!,e ,itio tlivrc, his housekeeper. !111,-f)N, of No. 1. in executed: t h at r ee.ty u' .‘1 , 14 , ex, A t who have since c u rs.,! I , ‘, the •-.t , .I.t.tathyt '.ieluartht_ at Clay. the bet ▪ ed TOO d oy.. Wm. ktitV. O 1 mg. 111 0 1 01 ., ARI.Tat ik* /1" 0.001 Feb. 22, I ^_`4l. Asa :t1 ET I f,f the COMMITTEE held this day in the Vts!rt Rev. the Lord Bishop of cliEsTEn in the Clair, ...eilvt•l. 1 1 ' it o'siog to the very many applicants for relief, .rsi..h tio so th's its> , lave reached the number of 4.279 eases, 5....1, av-aging four to a f*ruily, amount to 17,116 persons, T HE LONDON AND Cu dr.iaztis on their fond; Lave been so great that the Corn- AND SPIRIT CO3IP rum& see under the necessity of wasting. that unless the Fend St. Martin's Church, have cons placed at their disposal be promptly and considerably augmented, Per Dozen. 1 Per Dozen the Committee s'Al he comveil , td not only to refuse all fresh ap- Port, Vintage 1020 - 275. to :Als. I Clarechafitteand Blar olicattons, but to discontinue :ttflmling f ur ther relief to the distress. Ditto Crust.d - :Nis. 425. grim . 725. to 9Ca Sag OINI that have been already subitiiti dto their consideration. Ditto sto 8 ycare in Sparkling Chain- Amount already oil% -!ttisett, £11,2t2 25.. GI. bottle - - 4Bs 565. pagne -7416-84 s. £ a. I 2. a. Sherry,Pale& Brown 275. illy. Do. and Creaming of 1 1 L'e'y Elir. O'Bryan 50 ' Do. Amontillado - 425. .114. the first quality -90 s. 901. 1 1 Wm. Eaart, Esq. 1 I i 31a:tries, IVest India Wis. 425. St. Peray, dry and sprak -110 A Frisml - 20 0 Do. East India -48 s. Ws. hog - - 635. 721. li-t. James Beeville 50 l Biteetbis . 4`2s.— 181. Chablis - - Ns.-1131. 20 0 It Messrs Drummonds & Co. Teneriffe, Lisbon, Vi. Hermitage, Red and 10 (I 1 r °options . 10 donia,& Mountain 345. —36 a. White - . 725. 1 it;tthi Hon. the Earl of Claret, St. Julien . 424. Us. Moselle. Sauterne. Ike. 50s. Boa. 1 1 Rocks:Legge . 10 Old Tom, Jamaica Rum, and Cognac Brandy, Ferintosh, &c. A Lady . 10 per imperial measure, at reduced prices. 0 P : I. ehatd Harris. Esq. 1 Bottled Stout. Cider. Perry. Button and Edinburgh Ales. I t ' nintess of Carhampton 6 • • All Goods must Ir. paid for on or heron delivery. - - Letters, post pail, to be addressed William Godfree and Co., :!y Messrs. Goslings and Co. N o . 16 , 5 t ,..„,‘ • A. 11. 3 ' 6 11 CLARK'S tIENERA I. OUTFITTINO WARE JL • II ar SE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and . ;OUTII AM ERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. Officers, (' ides. and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to Solidi America, or any other part of the Globe, will . — 1 •••‘",.**- Hammer-ley & Co. Tod iti this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, 5 0 ; Co!. G. Aubrey 1 1 !tweeds, Caps. Sa.hea, Belts, and Pistols, &e. together with a -at p,sits. Berries and Co. itage aril well-alutiufacmrctistock of Sea Cots, Couches, and 8ed ,....„. 5 0 ding; Cabin Wash-band Tables, Chairs, and Lamps : Sea Chests, , Mule and Bullock Trunki, and every other de.saiolon of Travel ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re visite' for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated Arti,:les, Knives and Forks, suitable for families going abroad, Military and ilindostance Books Maps, &e. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curriele, Tandem. Photon, Stanhope, and Chaise Garnets with every desesiption of Saddlery, &e. &e. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from their quality, Bret stile of workman gap, sod moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and of trlmillent plan of fifty years mailing is Strictly attended to the trting but one Ready Money Price, from which no abatement will 1)3 made. WESTMINSTER WINE ANY, No. IF,, Strand, opposite Lundy on ;tale— Mr. 11. G. Wa lk:r Mr. Cook _ Al Orphan M,te Legrew, by _ J. IlaHance, J Guiliemar. Esq. Tl,onias Wheeler, Hospital Gentlemen .I,eadervv :1 ..... nter and Va. 5 0 I •o the 3141- and Phi Pins - n 1 l'he lion. and Rev. 1 1 Richard Cu't ire d , elitvrtl Mayor. IL C. 31n. Ir:wry:: 111 n. Psrket t the Oil v Mr. C. S. It wiry, A M. P 15 0 Ira. Chute - 6 0 II) 0 y Ilemrs. Hatnenstabey at. Co. 5 , I. G. Aubrey I I 0 1.1 I By Me%srs. flerries and Co. 5 5 I Poivirt Ilerries, DI. 5 0 Ity helms. Hopkinson and Co. 4 0 . H. S. N. 2 0 .. A fotd y John Jlarh•ll. Friend, nE ........ Ity 31ttirs. Martin, CaU, & Co. 10 0 D. an,l r. Cooper 10 n A. ji. - 0 5 • .' 4 irfi . T. St aun t on . But. 211 II I Mr'. I'. 2 0 J. Watts Rugsell, DI. lit 0131 i IL% V. - 2 0 habseriptions are received by the Right Hon. the Lod Mayor, lirm• Ilnle.Laci. Tr.asurer, and by all the Bankers. THE WINTERS REPO,4ToRY FOR THE CABINET SOCIETY. OTlCE.—ille Trust, ea of the Cabinet Makers So- L I c:cty molt respectfully iilform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in General, that t1.,2v ! , are taken that magnificent Gothic* Building, late the Regency I'. :4asr, situated in the New-rood, be tween Al sty lebone New Church and Raher-street, in addition to their Old Establishment, 71, Leal , :thall-street, which will be opened en MONDAY. the ?Ph I.l.tant, with an extensive amortatent of all kinds of CABINET and 1: PI lOLST Y GOODS. The astonishing increase of Trade, owing to the distinguished red liberal patronage they have received from many of the tint Parrilies in the Kingdom, have induced the Trustees to augment their Ratablitbment ; and they hug to avail themselves of this op- Ivirtenity to return their grateful thanks for the decided preference they have experienced ; anti they do aver, !hat their hest exertions shall lieexercised to merit a continuance of tech unexampled en wwwrigement and public favour. They will be a Quantity of Parer, very cheap for Drawing, and Bed Rooms; and a Plate Obse Warehouse. A regular Register Bock kept for Disposing and Letting of Rousse. No Charge made fur Entry. CARROLL begs to remind the Public that NEXT WEDNESDAY a QUARTER of a !MILLION sterling will be decided. There will be no more Lotteries after the nest TwolDrowter. The present Scheme contains SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS! Besides other Capitals. ALL TO BE DErADVA IN ONE DAY, NEXT WED. NESIAY, Ist of MARCH: Tietets and Shares are DOW on Sale at CARROLL'. fortunate Orfiews t No. 19, Cornhill; 7, Charing-cross; and 26, Oxford. street, London ; where he`sold, within a short period, 4 - . Prizes of 1'20,000 $ 4 - Prizes of . • - A• 29,000 And other A Capitals in former bottcries exceeding MILLION STERLING 1 nlndonderry, waicr 3 1 Cow.. n•I 1. 31. ard Mcssia Id Co. GP. CRUM? , sod Co. from 141, trrnntl, LACE . M ANUFACTURERS. have REMOVED to their NEW PREMISES, 224, REGENT-STREET, opposite Alatitios street. TURKEY COFFEE of the Finest Quality, at the. fol lowing rmlueed prices : Raw 2'. fol. per 'mond. Roasted 3.. re pound. The Public are resreatfuily informed that Government haeinr reduced the duty , m 'nukes , Coffee. they tray now purchase that article at ,the AVIOVC• TTIC;1 , 10 , 1Pll TeilllC" 1 prirest, warranted of the finest quality, at JOHN MARSHALL and CO:8, (ca and coffee varehousy, No. 12. Soudiamoton-street. Strand. CNM, ES 6 'At per lb. ; War-wick Mottida Sd. for cash, or credit on the liana] terms, at DAVIES'S nil iwahlished War Ito ise, 63. St. 3lartin's-lane, oppa , ite New Sllarehtees (1 , 91.0.110ike. Every artiel^ of the heat, at priers as om'cr :—Candle% I; I. per dozen ; Wax-wick Moulds ; fine Wto Cr'dle.. 3, :;.1. per lb. ; Sperm Candl., 24. 3t. ; Palace Wax Lirthts. 3 , . 3lottled Snap. 7 k. vet cwt. ; Yellow, f 4 t.; f'ord, 82a. ; Win ~ t and l'aitu S.:o3p, Is. 4d. per lb.; Brown Windsor, Is. 91. ; Wax. 41. the finest Sperm Oil. 6'. 31. per gallon.---11riiers forwarded to rill parts of the world. R. ri. K be l yr E . 1 1 ii t ie o n f , tp p to I ri l ne n e tr i‘ it et in t e Jo ern;ct l l ia r n e: commends himself to tile Nobility aril Gentry for the SAGE of genuine grorth J'IIANNISPL:IIO WINES. To guard Against imposition t!'c Nobility and Gentry are respectfully in formed. that by app.O.omert at his Ilighness, Mr. Kieffer has the exclusive Sile of tlic u,:e4 1:11c.1 qy.tirth of 1112!. All choice Wines of Johannisberg fro.o the Domaine of Prince Metternich, are only sold in bottl and sealed with his Highn ess's arms. As to the correetoles‘ oof the above statement inquiries may be had at N. M. Rothsehiid's, Esq, Mr. Kieffer's residence is No. 11, Panton-square, Haymarket. ROPOSED K ENT ISii RA IL WA Y.—By desire of 1 • several Proprietors of Land through which it is proposed that the above Railway should pass, in its course from the neighbour. hood of London to Rochester. I hereby convene a MEETING of Persons interested in Opposing the measure, to he holden at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on MONDAY NEXT, the 27th of February instant, at Twelve o'clock. WILLIAM GROOM. 24, Russell-square, February 22, 11126. CLERGY ORPHAPI'COItP()RATION, Sr. JOHN. WOOD, MARV LEBONE. ANNIVERSARY ELECTION OF CHILDREN. PATRON—The KING. Patting NT—The Right lion. and Right Rev. Lord Bishop of LONDON. Vier.-Pnwssnrwx—The Right Hon. Lord RENYON. 'lnc ANNIVERSARY MELTING of the SOCIETY for Clothing, Maintaining, and Educating Poor Orphan Children of Clergymen of the Established Church of England, until of age to he put Apprentice, will be holden at Freemasons' Hall, Great Qieen.atreet, Lincoln's Inn-fields, THIS DAY. The Chair will be taken for the general business of the day at hall-Nast two o'clock precisely. Dinner on Table at five o'clock precisely. STEWARDS. Ilk Grace the Duke of NEWCASTLE. Right Rev. Walker Ld. Bishop Right Hon. Henry Goulbutn, of Rochester M.P. Venerable H. V. Bayley, D.D. Right lion. the Lord Mayor Archdeacon of Lincoln Hon. Mr. Justice Littledale Rev. C. Richard Jenkyns, D.D. Sir John Rae Reid, Bart. Vice-Chancellor of Oxford John Bell, Esq. King's Counsel, Rev. Joseph Proctor, D.D. Vice- F.R.S. Chancellor of Cambridge William Thompson, Esq. Alder- Right Hon. Lord Rolle man, M.P. No Collection after Dinner. Dinner Tickets, ltn. each, to be taken at the Bar. Donatiems and Subscriptions will, in the meantime, be thank. fully received by the Treasurers, Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge, and Joshua Watson. Esq.; at their Bankers. Ateliers. Drnm mond*. Charing-mini ; and by the Collector, at No. 67, Lincoln's I on-fields. Cvo. 4A. R EASONS AGAINST the REPEAL of the USURY LAWS. Printed for John Murtny, Athena:le-otreet. On Saturday' will be published, in Bvn. VINDICIX ECCLESIA ANGLICAN/E.—Letters to Charles Butler., Esq. comprising Essays on the Romish Rciigion, and vindicating" The Wok of the Church." IA• ROBERT SOUTHEY. LLD. Printed for John Blume. Albeconrle-street. Atn. a New Edition of the BOOR of the CHURCH ; by Robert Souther. 2 vols. Svo. This day, f!vo. 9s. N. VINDICATION of " The BOOK of the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHVRCII" against the Rev. George Town end's " Accusations of History against the Church of Rome," with Notice o f some charges brought against The Book of the Roman Catholic Church, in the publications of Dr. Philpotts. the Rev. John Tod.), M.A. F.S.A., the Rev. Stephen Isaacson, 8.A.. the Rev. Joreph Blanco White, M.A. D.D., and in some anonymous publications. By CHARLES BUTLER, Esq. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. This cloy 1/1 pUbll'hed. price 2s. TAE GRIEVANCES of IRELAND, their Causes , and their Remedies; in a Letter to Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. 31. P. By WILLUM STVRCH, Esq. Sold be Rowland Hunter, 72, St. Puul's Church-yard. TO GREENGROCERS AND SHOPKEEPERS IN OWNLEAL. LEASEHOLD HOUnE AND SHOP, In Marc-street, Hackney with possession. By Mr. bIUS6tOVE. At the Mart, TO-MORROW. at 12, THE valuable LEASE and GOODWILL of eligible PREMISES in Marowtieet, Hackney, many years in the occupation of Mr. Kilvington, containing suitable accommodation for a family, and advantageously situated for business; held for 49 years, at a mall rent of 110 L Per annum. To be viewed, and particulars obtained on the premises ; and of Mr. Musgrove, Atienionacr, 81c. 6, Austinfrisra, Old Broad-street, and Hackney. TO S3IIT/10 'THS, WHEEL \ .10111'8. COWILEEPERS, CORNDEALNIR, By Mr. AiD_S A HROWE, At the Auction Mart. TO -MORROW, at 12, r HE beneficial LEAM of eligible and improvable JL BUSINESS PREMIRIB, with possession, comprising a spacious Workshop, situated is kont of the high road from Hack. nay to Whitechapel, aujoining the Dundee Arms, many years used and occupied as a smith's and terriers shop; together with Two brick Tenemerits adjo Wog ; let to tenants at wills held by one lease for an unexpired torte of it years, eta ground rent of 141. per annum. To be viewed. and particulsos obtained on the premises ; and of Mr. 31usgrove, Auctioneer,Ac, Auatinfriara, Old Broad street. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, Great Hermitape-street, and Gommercial.toad. 13y Mr. AlLlitif; ROVE, At the Auction Mart, TO.IIIOIIROW. at 12, in Two Lots, by direction of the Exerutuus.„„f the lite Mrs. Hepburn, FREEHOLD HOUSE sod BACK PREMISES, diatinguist.ed as No. 11, that Ilermitage.street, near the London Dock. of which poasegloi may be had at Lady-day. Also a capital LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE and SHOP, with Coach-house and Stabile,. :ituated and being No. i, Arbor terrace, Commercial-road • ikm tra'lcastr.and in the occupation of M. Dobles, surgeon, &;. at SD:. net annum; held under the Mercers' Company for a term tif•irleyears, at a small ground rent of 44. per annum. To be viewed, and deseriptiwparti.gdars obtained of Mr. An. demon, Solicitor, Crown-coon, (11, 0 ;„. Broad-street; and of Mr. 31usgmve, Auctioneer, 5, Ault:l6Am, Old Broad.atreet, and Hackney. . THE VALLIABIA LEASEO AIR..IANIES SOMERS'S HOUSES,SHOP 44 t. k . AND PREMISES, IN OXFORD-STREET. DA Fer.;ABY-111ARKET, AND BHORrZfI By Mr. 'firSG:ROVE. At dm Auction Bfart,on . I , .‘IO:tiF.SDA Y. March 8, at 12, in Three Lots, by diet tup of the Arlt,mees, ril. Il E valuable LEASt, iIOODIVI LL, and POS. 1 SESSION of the DWJYt4AING.HOUSE. SHOP, and PREMISES, most eligibly si itro„and distinguished as N 0.260, Oxford-stmt, extending to . 1 , -row, in the rear, upon which a very considerable sum has ily expended ; held for 26 years unexpired, at a low rent; Also the unexpired Term io *l l LX ASE of a SLAUGHTER. I pi R HOUSE, TRIPE-HOUSE, '4. O, and PREMISES, iu Mar. shall-street, Carttaby.market, rtaioltleu.square And the beneficial LEAS , atr7 POSSESSION of those de ..inible BUSINESS PREM I Iki ‘ No. 173, High-street, Shore. ditch, the corner of New I end, and extending in the rear to Spencer-street ; held for ato . ' . 1 . years, at a low rent. The premises in Oaf. . .d Shoeeditch are extensively engaged to the pork and edam i ,in conjunction with the bu. sinews of a ebecre.nonger .; It.t „errcan ; and to the premises in Marshall-street is attached `.eli-establisked and very profitable avocation fur which they are : vil calculated. To be viewed ten days priclita ' !le sale, when descriptive peril ! culars may be obtained cal- , il/gagrei premises ; also of Mr. flicks, Norgste-mirket ;of . Harrisson, Solicitor, Walbrook. buildings ; at OarrAway's and the Alert ; and of Mr. Musgrove,' Auctioneer and Surveyor, 3, Atistiariars, Old Broad -street, and Hackney. Cellar of very choice Wines. Sideboard of modern Plate. Table and Bed Linen, China, Glass, Library of Books, Town built Carriage, and miscellaneous Effects of AIL Archibald Corbett. By STEVENS and BRENCIILEY, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane. TlllB and following DAY, at 12. by older of the Asaignees, AVery choice Private CELLAR of WINES, com prising 102 dozens of port, madcira, sherry, hock, elm-de- Vougeot, champagne, and Burgundy wines; also a particularly tine pipe of pooh in tire wood ; 350 ounces of modern and fashion able plate; handsome plated articles, a few fine pictures, table and bed linen, china, 'Ulmer. dessert, and tea services, rich cut glass, alabaster vases, select library of books, consisting of Bowyer's splendid edition of flume's History of England, Houbraken and Vertu's fiends, by Bird, and about 200 volumes, various; a hand some town-built travelling carriage, nearly new ; and miscellaneous effects. Catalogues may be had of Messrs. Bourdillon and Ilewitt. citors, Broad-erect ; and of Stevens and Brenchley, 38. Old Jewry. KENT. 'ALUABLE PREEffoLiiiiiii AND ARABLE LANDS, NEAR 11AIDSTONE. By STEVENS and BRENCIILEY, At the Mart. on TUESDAY, March 7, at 12, in Two Lots, unless an acceptable one be previously made by Private Con tract. Lot h i t Verrilesirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, COM "1. proong Itta. 2r. 29p. of hop land, in the highest state of cultivation. situate contiguous to the town of Maidstone, commanding delightful views of the surrounding country, and pre• sent ing an admirable situation for the erection of villas. Lot 2. A very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising 18a. 1r..10p. of arable land, adjoining Lot 1, and possessing the seine advantages. May be viewed, and particulars had at the place of sale, and of Stevens and Brenchley, 39, Old Jewry. HANDSOME GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PONY CHAISE, A NI) MISCELI.A.NEOUS EFFECTS._ By STEVENS and DRENCH I.EY, At Pindle'e Rome, Chancery-lane, on TUESDAY NEXT, and following Day, at 12, principally by order of the Assig. sees of Alr. Archibald Corbett. THE excellent Modern HOUSEHOL D FURNITURE, comprising capital mahogany four-post, tent, sofa, half. tester, crib, and press bedsteads and chines furniture, feather beds and bedding, mahogany wardrobe, chests of drawers, cheval and other dressing glasses, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets and hearth rugs, fenders and fire irons, easy chairs, handsome drawing and dining-room suits in chino, cotton, and moreen window curtains, japant.ed nowise* and chairs, Tose-wood card, sofa, work, and chess tables, mirrors, mahogany pedestal sideboard, set of dieing tables, set of mahogany Trafalgar chairs, chiffonier, writing tables, kitchen furniture, pony chaise, and miscellaneous effects. May be viewed one day prior to the Sale. and Catalogues had at the Room, and of Stevens and Brenehley, 35, Old Jewry. THE STOCK OF JEWELLERY, WATCHES, Ste. Of Mr. FLACTION, a Bankrupt. R. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that THIS ANIL and following DAY, at One, be shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Ro oms, New Bond-street, by direction of the Assignees of Mr. FLACTION, a Bankrupt, The STOCK of valuable JEWELLERY. WATCHES, Snuff boxes, and unmounted Brilliants, Emeralds, Rubies, Garnets, Amethysts, Turquoise, Topaz. &c. ;.also handsome Suits of Necklaces, Bracelets, and Eatrings, formed of precious stones Gold and Silver Watches, Snuff-boxes, Rings, Pins, Brooches, Lockets, Head-ornsments, Armlets. Bracelets, Combs, &c. May be viewed till the sale, at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond. street. FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPA RILLA. IN this Preparation are concentrated all the Metlicinal Properties of the Sarsaparilla Root, even to a perfect saturation of the Illenstruum with which it is prepared. To such persons, therefore, who from various causes would experience great incon venience, or with whom it would be utterly impossible to prepare the Decoction, the Fluid Extract, which possess es the advantages of portability, and of keeping in any climate, will be found a most de•drable mode of employing this much.esteemed Medidne. ThelDiseases in ',Melt it has moved most beneficial are those of the Skin such as the Scorbutic .Affections, Eruptive Diseases, Se condary Symptoms, dtc. arising from a diseased state of the system at large. It is taken in Water, rendering it of the same strength as the Decoction. Savory and Co., UR, New Bond -street, Sold In Bottles, at 41. , 78. Gil., and 90a., by Butler, Chemist, 4, Chespside, St- Paul's London: and by the principal Druggists throughout the United Kingdom. of Vault may be had, BUTLER'S CITRATED KALI, a Preparation for making Saline Draughts, recommended by the Profession for its convenience and certainty. In Bottles, at 2s. 9d., 4s. lid., Bs. Ott, end 2Us. •• • Ask for Butler's Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla. LEASEHOLD ESTATES, Producing WU. per Annum, and a Residence , with poomasion, Regents's Park. By WINSTANLEY and• SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, . . ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, consisting of a DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 51, on the soutn side of York-terrace, Regent's Park, in the occupation of 31r. Baker. on a lease for 21 years. at 801. per annum. A Ditto, No. 52, let to a yearly tenant at 911. 10s. A Ditto, No. 53, let on agreement for a lease to the Rev. Dr. Thompson, for 21 years, at 001. per annum. beam will be granted to the purchasers for the remainder of a , term of 99 years from Midsummer 1822, at ground rents of 211. each per annum. A DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 21, Comwall-tertsee, let to Miss E. Gouldamith for a term which will expire at Michaelmas next, at 1501. per annum. A Coaci-house, Stable, Man's Room, and Loft, let to Mr. Hat field for a term which will expire at Mich :camas next, at 321. per annum.—Roth held for 99 years from Midsummer 1821, at a ground rent of 521. 10s. A Detached RESIDENCE, known as the Pavilion, situate on the north side of North Bank-road, Regent's Path, standing in about half an acre of garden ground ; le; to Mr. Nelson, whose term expires at Midsummer next, but who will give possession at Ladyday, if required. Held for 80 years, at a ground rent of 19/. 16i. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the respective tenants. Printed particulars may be had at the Yorkshire Stingo, New-road ; at the Mart ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. UPPER TOOT' Mi. household Furniture, Plate, Linen, China, Glass, Books. Eight day Dial, Pair of Carriage Horses, 1611111e4U Chariot, Harness, two Cows, Sow and Pigs, Yard Dog, about eight Loads of Bay, &c. By IVINri FANLEY an SONS, On the Premises, near the NVheat Tooting, on FRIDAY, the 11 of March, and following Day, at 11, by order of the Ad ministrators of the late John Bovill, Esq. lIIHE FURNITURE consists of bedsteads, beds, and bedding, chests of drawers, wardrobe, bookcase, sideboard, dining, card,, and rembroke tables, glasses, window curtains, sums, kitchen utensils, brewing ; dairy, and garden utensils, and other effects. _ _ _ To be viewed on Thursday preceding and morning of sale, when catalogues may be had on the premises ; Plough, Clapham ; Spread Eagle, Wandsworth ; Buck's Head, Mitcham ; Grey- , hound, Croydon; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. LIBRARY OF BOOKS. By ii'INSIANI.YI" and SONS, At the Mart, on MONDAY, March 6, and following Day, at 11, by order of the Executors, ►PPE LIBRARY ofa BA RON^L'f,deceased, removed IL from his late residence in the country, which includes die Works of Burnett, Mayer, Bloomfield, Strutt, and Playfair : a fine copy of Houbrsken's Heeds, Edward's Gleanings, Dart's Antiquities of IVestminster and Canterbury, Stow's Surrey of London, Gardeners' Dictionary, Curtis's Botany, Oxford and Cambridge I ollege Founders, Guillam's Heraldry, Malham's Bible, Stackhouse's History of the Bible, London Magazine, and other valuable works. To be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding and mornings of sale, when Catalogues may be had at the Mart; of Mr. Adams, John-street, Minories ; and of Winetaniey and bons, Paternos ter-raw. STREATHAM, SURREY }Descant detached Villa Resident*, with Coach-bouser, Stabling, Offices (Cadens Conservatory, and Thirty-llve Acres of very rich Offices, Land. WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mort, on TUESDAY, March 7, at 12, unless an accept able offer be previously made by Private Contract, A.Versuperior VILLA RESIDENCE, most deliglit.; fully situate on an eminence, and a convenient remove from the high road, at Streatham, in the county of Surrey, only seven miles from London, and three from Crordon, In the moat cam. _ . . plete order, and su ited to the comtintable accommodation of a family of the first respectability, containing an elegant drawing room, 27 feet by 18, opening to a conservatory ; noble eating room, 29 feet by 19; morning parlour, gentleman's room or library, en trance hall, principal and secondary staircases, four spacious beet bed chambers, three smaller dion, dressing room, four servants' chambers, &c. The attached offices include housekeeper's and store roams, butler's pantry, kitchen and scullery, laundry, &c. il well supplied with water; carriage yard with standing for three carriages. stabling for eight horses, harness room, and brewbouse a farm yard, with suitable outbuildings, gardener's cottage , capital walled garden, shrubberies. plantations, and pleasure grounds, with extensive gravelled walks. The land is immediately con tigeous to the house, and comprises altogether about thirty-five acres of meadow; held for upwards of 76 years, at a very low ground rent. To be viewed by cards only, which, with particulars may be had of NVinstauky and Sons, Paternoster-row; particul ars also at the Mart. MARBLE TABLES. INDIA CABINETS, PIANOFORTE. FIRE-A RA'S, CHINA, GLASS, &c. By WINSTANLEY'and SONS -• At the Mart, on W EDNEsDAY, March 8, and following Day, at I I, by order of the Executors, A Largo Colkction of MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS, _CV the Property of a Baronet, deceased, removed from his late residence in the country ; consisting of about One Hundred Pic tures, of the Dutch, Flemish, and Italian Schools ; a beautiful cir cular Sienna Marble Table, a Pier ditto ; several India and other inlaid Cabinets ; seventeen lthul and Bracket Clocks, Time pieces. and Regulators, by eminent makers ; Thirteen double and single barrel Fowliag-pieces. as Air-gun, Blunderbusses, Pistols, Swords, and Cutlasses ; an Azimuth Compass, several Telescopes, a large quantity of curious ornamental China, Wass, fa. To be viewed on Friday, the 3 d of March until the sale, when Catalogues may be had at the Mart ; of Mr. Adams, John-street, Minories ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. FIVE 'HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD WOODLAND, WILTSHIRE. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 7th April, at 12, in Five Lots, by direction of the Tru.tecs and Devisees under the Will of the late Lnrd Viscount Bolingbroke, deceased, UPWARDS of 560 Acres of very productive COPPICE or WOODLAND, particularly celebrated for the finest growth of Oak Timber. which is much in demand for the Royal Navy ; comprising the Home Wood, Webb's Wood, the Planta tion, Pound Coppice, Rag Coppice, Basel Coppice, Wing Coppice, and 'Mocker's Wood, sitoate in the parishes of Lydian! 'Crewe. Lytßard 51 illicent, and Purton, in the county or Wilts, abiiut 3 miles front Wootton Bassett. 5 from Swindon, and 85 from London, and only 2 miles from the Wilts and Berke Canal. The Woods are in a very thriving condition, having been ma naged and preserved with infinite judgment, are well fenced, and abound wiiii• (Jame. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Henry Eveleigh, at Lydian! Park, neAr Wootton Bassett, of whom printed particulars may be had. Particulars also at the Inns at Swindon, IVoot:on Bassett, Farringdon, Ilighworth, Abingdon, Newberry, Reading, and Oxford ; of McNees. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Solicitors, Bedford.row, London; at the Mart ; and of Winnable, and Sons Paterncater-row. ...=..--- FURTHER RBDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE GLASS, prom Tll 7 O AND A HALF to FORTY err Cott. • BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY; ' EstaJslished by Act of Parliament, 1773 T. HE PUBLIC arei nformed, that, in addition to the Reduction in the Company's Prices, which took place in IW2O, a FURTHER Reduction is wow made, from Two and a Half to Forty per Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement of SLr Feet and upwards, agreeably to a printed Scale, which may be had at the Company'. Warehouse, ALBION-PLAUL, BLACKFRIARS' BRID(1C, where an extensive assortment of CAST PLATE GLASS, of tine Colonr and Brilliancy, su. perior to that of any other Manufactory in Europe, is on Sale by Mr. JAMES 11AWKING8, Secretary to the Company, and also by Mr. Jolts, Caoggroati, at the Company's Works at Ravenhead, gear Frescot, Lanewhire. TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. Its In. I: a. In. In. .0 a. In. In. A; 8 . 80 by 40 . . 37 13 90 by 70 . . 93 10 105 by 50 . . 75 6 80 50 ..48 4 95 38 .. 43 IS 106 59.. 102 0 80 60 •.50 10 95 45 .. 55 7 110 26 .. 19 3 80 70 ..71 10 95 lii .. 66 14 112 71 . . 147 8 85 36 .. 36 1 96 66 .. 91 13 115 110 .•. 197 18 80 46 .. 46 2 '95 75 .. 113 8 121 70 .. 172 S 85 55 ..55 12 100 40.. 63 9 123 88 . . 163 16 86 68 ..70 11 100 80 .. 70 8 127 308 • :117 2 1 90 40 ..44 14 190 60 .. 92 6 169 67..192 2 90 50 .. 6414 100 70 .. 111 1 134 70 .. 214 7 90 AO ..68 18 100 80 .. 142 1 140 61 . . 187 12 DRAWBACK allowed on Exportation, 2s. 9d. per foot su. Petticial. ISLINGTON. NEAR. II BURY. • •-• TO he DISPOSED OF, by WINSTANVEY Sid SONS, the LS ASE, with tarty possession, of a most ann. fortable DWELIANO-HOUSE. in complete repair. chtniltilY situate on Compton-terrace, flighbury; containing 'excellent din ing and drawing rooms, six bed chambers, dressing room, two kitchens, and the usual offices, well supplied with water, garden, paved area, &c. To be viewed tickets, which, with further particulars, may be had of Winstan ey and Sons, Paternoster -row. eliA PH A M.COAISION GENTEEL RESIDENCE WITH GARDEN, as. ►l l O be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CONTRACT. .1 by %VI NSTANLEY and SONS. a Oenteel and Comfort. able LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, situate on the east side and preferable part of elephant Common ; containing dining pseloue and morning room, communicating by folding doors, handsome drawing-room, three principal chambers, dreming-rnem, two nurseries, servant's chamber, numerous closets, excellent kitchen, wash-house, scullery. men's pantry, and cellarage. well supplied with excellent water, and a well-stocked and productive garden. To he viewed and farther panicuiars bad of Winatanley and Seek Paternoster-mw. VICINITY OF CLAPHAM, Detached Cottage Villa, with Carriage Drive, Ofßees, Stablirg, Garden and Paddock, altogether about Two Acres. fjCO be DISPOSED OP, by IVINSTANLEY . Ir , l SONS. a LEASE. for 30 Years, of a very neat detach-0 bite Stucco-fronted COTTAGE, pleasantly situate a..out three miles from the bridges, and in the vicinity of Clapham. containing elegant dining and drawing rooms, both with Venetian v.indows openinF to the lawn and garden, five best chambers, two secon dary ditto, or nurseries, a patent water-closet, a man's chamber, kitchen, scullery, dairy. servants' ball, and good cellars; a three stall stable, chaise-house, cow-house, poultry-house, piggerith, and outbuildings, a green.house, excellent and say productive garden, with fruit wall to a southern aspect, and paddock, the whole containing about two acres. To be viewed, and further particulars had by applying to W:o. startler and Sons, Paternoster-row. N.B. The furniture and wines may be had at a valuation. WA LTH A MSTOW. commomous FAMILY RESIDENCE. With Offices, Coach-homers, Stabling, Gardens, and two Paddocks of Meadow Land. TO he LET on LEASE, for Fourteen or Twenty one years, by WI NSTA and SONS, a commodious FAMILY Hel DENCt, pleasantly inmate in Hoc-street, Walt bamstow, containing a noble drawing room, good dining room, morning parlour, study, five principal chambers, two dressing rooms and spacious nursery, and three servants' apartments, excel lent kitchen, scullery, foonsan's pantry, and commodious cellitrage, productive garden, yards, and outbuildings, and two paddocks of mendow land • the whole comprises about eight acres. • To be viewed, and further particulars had by applying EC Win stanley and Sons, Paterno•it,x-row. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, TCESDAT, Fs,. 21. Wind W.—High water, 13 m. p 10. Arrived the William Thompson, Bourne, from New York: sailed on the evening•of the 3d February, and anchored in the river Mersey at 10 p.m., on the 20th Feb. Arrived the A driana, Goder, from Trinidad; Dolpin, ikon/ Marseile. and Cork; Lady of the Lake, Gray, from St. John's, N. 8.; Alerton, —, from New Orleas—sailed the 11th. and from Belize 15th January ; Julian, Williams, from Truiluad; Ha lard, Davies, from Demerara; Mary Ann, —, of Scarborough, from Odessa. _ _ _ • . The Casket, Tracy, from Liverpool, has arrived in the Alin. issi ppi. The America, Davies, frorti Liverpool, has arrived at Boston. The Brewton, Love, and the Pa Alma, Bartlett, iron. Liverpool, arrived at Mobile the 7th January. The Susanne, (iutehon, from Liverpool, for Calais, put ioto Ramsay the 12th instant, and sailed on the lath inst. The Prince Regent, Starkey, from Liverpool, for Killough, put inw Ramsay leaky, and was discharging her csago (was.). The Accession, Andes, nod Jessie, funs Liverpool, have arrived at Rio Janeiro. _ - _ The Moses Bottesford. Watkins, how St. John's, New Bruns. wick, for Liverpool, has been driven on shore near Lytham. The Royal George, Harper, sailed hence 4th January for New York. put into Cork 111th mat., having lost her sails, bulwarks, &c., on the 31st ult., in Ist. 46, long. 44. The Margaret, Dunning, from Sicily for Liverpool, kat put Into Gibraltar with damage, having thrown part of her Mg* over. bowl. The• Leeds, —, from Liverpool, was going into New York on the 34 first. ....... The George Clinton, —, for New York. has put back. The Brazilian, for Rio de Jaoeiro, has put back with loss of part of her false keel, haring struck on the Copeland Rock. The Thomas, —, for Cork, end Ncptcne t —, for Poole, have put back. The llankinso, Parker, from London for Liverpool, arrived at Fowey the 13th inst. • • PENZANCE, FEB. 20.—The crew of the Claremont are all drowned ; it is supposed they took to their small boat, as she was driven on shore ; about ninety casks of oil are saved. The vessel has gone to pieces. FALMOUTH, FFIS. 20.—A Survey has been held on the Dutch brig Phcanix, and it Is found requisite to take out her cargo Wore she can undergo the necessary repairs. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 21.—The Frederick, Koppertioldt, .front Malaga fur Antwerp, came into harbour this day to repair a leak, having been on the Owens. DEAL, FEB. 21.—Remain with the Sir David Scott, and the rest of the outward bound, the Elizabeth, from London to Vera Cruz ; the James Haney, front ditto to llayannah • the Fortitude, from ditto to Idarbadoes; the Peru, from ditto to 'Buenos Apes; the Jane, from ditto to Demerara; the General Palmer, from ditto to Madras • the Duchess of Athol, from ditto to Bombay ; the Mary Lock, from the South Seas; the George and Ann, Carte, from London to Cadiz ; and the John and Elizabeth, Burgess, from London.—Wind W.S.W. Gn as- ESEND, FEB. 20.—Arrived the Susan and Mary, Stewart, and Stanley, Hall, front Lisbon; Hope, Madge, from St, It!. cheers ; Industry, Baker, from Seville. FEB. fn.—Arrived the Lively cruiser. front GOrralter. Sailed the Illarshal Blucher, Carroll, for Rotterdam • Loyaia.t. Raines, for Tobago; Flora, Christie, for Antwerp; 'Etbeldreo, Sutton, for Jamaica; and the Frances Henrietta, White, for Nrir York. HARWICH, FEB. 21.—The Mentor, of North Shields, struck the Cork Sand 11Ith inst.. and was afterwards abandoned by the ezew ; she then drove on the main near Woodbridge haven. and was lightened of her cargo (coal) by some ernaekenien, whit have night, with loss of midnyatd, got her afloat; we expect her in the harbour next flood. llotenr.an, Frn. 20.—The Utdostus , Marshall, from. Liver. tempestuoush poola h a vi n g i t g o Philadelphia, been owueatfo u rte en d a ys , tfhoue rr. ee m e i n laB during which aich she experleare4 wry g STORNAWAT, FEB. 13.—The Jane, Nicholson, bound to Wick, was totally lost 8.. h inst., at the entrance of this harbour ; only the master saved. Cons, FEB. 17.—Put in the Boyish George, Harper. Isom "%nowt, out 47 days. bound to New York, with loss of sails, tr:. watts, &c. tvlßELvasr, FEB. IR.—The upper works of a ship, towed into Newcastle, prove to be those of the Ophelia .pf Beaten, from Li. verpool to Savannah, wrecked on the Kish B ank I lib inst. • BALItANALD (NORTH UIST), FEB. 11.—The Agnes, 01 Leith. timber laden, was driven on share the oth inst. on the west side of South Uist, without any person on board; only one matt standing, and bad been recently abandoned. The Agnes , Smith , of and for Leith, front St. Mary's, Nova Scotia, was abandoned the 14th ult. - PAWS, Frs. 18.—The Hanoverian galliot Stade Lintlan Wit. heimenen, in ballast, was wrecked un die coast d'Arvart, silainst. Crew saved. On the 6th inst., in lat. 43, 10ng.27, whilst scudding. with a gale from the westward, a sea struck the Fortitude increased. Manning's, stern, which stove in the dead lighta, and tllleJ the cabin with water. On the 14th inst. the Hunter, arrived in the Clyde from St.:.Ar. drew's, New Brunswick, saw a bark water•logged. and die see breaking over her decks mainmast gone .to the deek, roisruainast standing, rigging all gone from die chain-plates. topmast and rigging standing, fore - topmast gone at the cap. part of the core. topsails in the top, painted green inside, a aide yellow side. ma a small white moulding, all the bulwarks and pant of the atancliiv.a gone flush with the deck, hatches off, stern stove tn, boeport out, and ruddergsne; appeared that the crew had been on hoard very lately; canvass had horn nailed over pact of the stern, two anchors on the larboard bow, one chain bent. windlass atandicg, and no bead ; supposed to be Sunderland or built.. Cape Clear bearing E. quarter S. 59 mile... VE119E1.3 SPOKE)! 11/1111.—The Elizabeth. of and. for New York, from Havre, lat. 50. SO. N.. long. 12. by the Eagle, Chew, •a rived atCowes. The schooner Onsnger, of layexpool, for lime, 21st Nov., lat. 56, 26, S., long. 17. 41, W. ; 12th December. lot, 40, 7, S.. king. 41, 4. W.. Enterprise. Gardner, of Havre ; he. 22, 12, 8,, long. 29,'W., Sir Charles Price, May, of and from London, for the South seas ; 9th spat., lat. 36, 52, N. long. 34.14. W., Lars, of Nsad for Guernsey. from Itlo Janeiro; 18th, lat. 49, 7. N., Nogg. 8, 18, W., Charles, Hoc, of and from Britoil, for Leghorn, by the Mary, arrived at Deal. It , )4 , ~. fi ' , 1 11 1 : . 1 ‘. c 1 :,.. • 11 JO l' i • • 1 11. ,•-• 11 II • '4 • •,- ..k • -.'t I t •!4 A' 1 1 i ~, ii , i II . : 1 , 1 , 1 I I = . I' ~ i ik, , i . , L d ' , r ‘ . • , .r. . ; - , A .I p i 41:1 I t -, ,i . ~ I ' , i. 1, . .. i , I •••'..,! 1 • • i" , . ••••• . 3 , ;1 1 , 1 • 1 V t . ' ' 1. ' • ' l i t i' , .) 4 ' 1 AI • , . • . .' • '~ 7 t~~ r