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1 i . • 46 -•- _...- . / • ,7 - , 4 ' ....0 !.." . . / 9 d ' 44v,- - Az., ~...-e- z---t-- - ) '4 l - - ,°". :- - - -- , - LZ .- V ( ' -- .- -9 -- e z z e--z--i- - 4. 47 -e,!:- - c.. - . :,, , --- . X-e---e-- - r /- / / z . 1 7 41 4 1 . tit , - il l 141 1 1 t i tti l b ) . t •i 1 ' .4. ' r • I 1 1. / 7 - _l .... y 4.- ✓' • .)•~-/ /,,, C ,/' Ne. 6,761. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1824. Price 7d I,lolt BOMBAY Direct, to Sail on the llth of U the well-known this teak-built ooppered Ship 4 II:3111R I A N, JOHN I'LAR KSON, Commander, with liberty lend Passengers on the Malabar Coast: lying in the City Canal; Borth's 7211 rant j has a Poop, and very superior ACCOID• 11101131iOni fnr Pa•sengers, and will carry a Surgeon. This ship has her dead weight already engaged,and will not Iry beyond the period fixed fur floods of any description. r Plumage apply so clptain Clarkson, No.ll, Threadneedle ; or for Freight or Passage, and for Orders fee floods to be r r::' &d new Board, to IIAZETT, FA RQI It R, CIV FORD, and CO. NO. 71,111.1 111.0a41-street. BOOKS PUBLISHED. BALKS BY ♦UCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. FROM LAsr i4ZL'J T . BIOpRAPHY FOR sCllOOl,s. This day is published, a new Edition, embellished with lb. Engraving., price 7.. bound. THE BUN:RAM! ICA L CLASS BOOK, eonitiAting of 36. S Looms in Universal Biogr.iphy, froot Bonier to the late Arthur Young, and footling one of comprehensively instructive volumes for the study and anometuent of youth, that ever was printed. By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. K I NG-STRET. ST. J.l IIIESII.SQT rA RE. Excellent Furniture, (hand Plano-forte, by Sualdart ; a arOtal Double-barrel Gun ; a Pair of Duelling Pivtols; an excellent Ilk ven-fert Hilliard Table, complete; a Snip!' Service of Plate, alinut One Thnuund Ounces about Fifteen Dozen of due fla voured Wine ; and other Ankle._._ SHROPSHIRE. IMPORTANT EREEHOLDESTATF.S, . ........... land Tax mod, with latm-bouses, Water Cern Mill, and Buildings, praludng a reduced annual rental of 1,4.501. By Mr. WM:STEVENS, M the Auction Msd, Londttn. on FRIDAY, August R. at 12 o'clock, in two hots (unlms as acceptable offer be previously made by Private eauraet). lAVery Valuable and Improvable FREEHOLD PRO PERTY, presenting to the Capitalist an excellent °ppa. tunity for secure investment, situated in a beautiful part of the County of Salop, only nine miles from Ludlow, and within easy distances of eie neighbouring markets, abounding with game, and ' affording excellent fishing frum a river which hoide' the Estate. Lot 1.—.1 very eligible and compact FREEHOLD EsTATE , comprising the Manor of Broncrott, shuaterl in a piastre's= and delightful part of the county. adorned with steady timber, and thriving plantations, comprising in the whole 0'27 mats 3 roods, and 21 perches, of exc.•elingly fine arable, well watered meadow, pasture, and wood laid, hounded by the river Carve, the whole lying, with a trifling exception, within a ring fence ; and including a water corn-mill, with meadow, croft, and mill lands ad joining. The farm-houses and buildings are conveniently placed upon various perm of the Estate, in good order, and let torespee table yearly tenants, at extremely reduced rents, amounting to 1210/. ftffire, in!, fl, UL J. of which th e following wc extra:ts, were this reamed from Lientenant.Colonel butMriatid, cincenuniliag Majesty's troapa on the Western coast of Africa, addreratil to Karl Bathurst, K.G. one of his Majesty's principal :,ecretiriss State:— Author of the Grammar or Geography. kc. ka Printed Mr G. and W. S. Whittaker, Arc 31a:is-lane, and to be had of all Booksellers. By Alt. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House,Regent.strcet.) At No. 19, King-street. St. Jarnisbusquare„ TOMORROW, August bth, at Twelve o'clock, TCAPITAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 1 the Property of a Gentians. deceased ;—Consisting of sofa and tent besisteads, with chintz catlon furniture., feather beds and bedding; handsome window curtain., in mono. and chintz cotton ; elegant Grecian conches, sofas, ,and chairs; chimney glasses; grand piano-fortes, by Stoddard; excellent cabinet articles, in rose. wood and mahogany—aork, card, 100, sofa, and dressing tables ; handsome lofty wing.library, and other bookcases and wardrobes; Parisian cabinet es= toire, chest of drawers ; seta of dining tables, on patent frames; an excellent clevap-feet billiard table, enalplete ; a capital double-barrel gun. with percussion locks ; a pair of du elling pistols; linen; and a small service of plate, comprising saner tureens and covers, dishes, haudsome chased waiters, pillar candlesticks and branches, two elegant epergnes. snuffers and trays, capital table, dessert, tea, and gray spoons, table and desacrt forks, soup and mice ladles, fidetilices, &e. Also, a few dozens of choice, Port, )ladeira, Mock, Claret, Chrmpaigne, &c. May be viewed on nimbi! and Wedwday preceding the sale, and Catalogues had on the precasts; Ilm4 a Mr. Robins, No. 1 7 0, Regeut-sweet. • - To Sall the :Sikh A ove.r, ItOIIRAY Direct, the teak slip A ',FREI), A. I. i Rutthm 701 tans, lf/lIN 1..13111, Conoriander, Icring in rily Canal, Black's(!: has very iscw.rior Accom for 3 ~•^ :rrs. and carries a tinrgeon. lA:r Freight or Pillar apply to the Commander, at the Jerusalem N.B.—Toaccommodate this Work to the practical u'e of :ichools„ and render Biography a branch of liberal 'Attention, iigti Quoitiona have been adapted to the Volume, and printed in a handuvnie quarto copy book, with spans for the answers, at 2s. ; with a key for Tutors, at 94. MODERN LIBERALEDITUATION, 4 '..fice-house; or to - - Meer". FRASER, NICHOL, and rel. 12, St. Helen's-place, Hishorgate-street. u Sail the early part of August. and has roan for Light Goods only, I, I OR CALCUTTA Direct. the First Class Teak Ship FELICITAS, Burthen 4:41 Tone, PETER CAMPBELL, Commander, lying in the City Canal. Blaek.all. Iles superior .Iccoinneeliniim fee Pirosoornt, &id carries a Surgeon. For Freight w Pa eage appip _tip, the Commander, at the Jerusalem 'offeedsreter ; to Mew*. Flatehm, Alenanier, and CO. I, Devonshire-aquas*, Bahopagatmaertiett. ter in PRINLEV 14 . MMtin-h=s, Gorelull To nail the Grit week in September, r 4 OR MA IMAS and BENGAL, the fine fast sailing Teak-bailt Ship A I:ROR A, A. I. P ERIN EA RI., Cum cinder. Bunten iM Toad lying he the City Canal, bienehouse. This Ship carries a Stargilso, and is most elegantly titted.up for resicagen• Freight or Passage apply to the Connnansler. at the Joni- For %item Coffee House; to Massa. IDOL.. Forbes, and to. N 0.2, Mansion Ilouse-phsee; or to JOHN S. BRINLEY. 14, Hirchin-huie, Cambia. — RFLITTSII 114:44ITT1T10N. PA LL. MA IrL—CWSE OF THE PRESENT EXHIBITION. . - . . 66111:GALLERY,Of the Works of the Italian. Spanish. Flemish, Dutch, and nnglish Schools, II Open daily, from Ten in the Mourning until Sit in the Evening, and will be CIA ItSED on SATURDA V, the 14th instant. By Order. JOll N YOUNG, Keeper. Admission 111.--Catrlope Is. The Subscribers to the Print from Mr. R'est's Piet ire of " Our healing the Sick in the Temple; who base not already TC ctivrd their Impressions, may receive them, upon payment of the re mainder of their anhealptiona, at the British Institution daily. THIRD CALCUTTA TONTINE. frill,: term of the Third Calcutta Tontine having expired on the Ist inst., Notice is hereby given, That the .tMcriben claiming to participate in the Funds of the Society are rescind to produce so the Treasurers at Weight, Meters. Crutten • den, klekillop, and Co. satisfactory proof, by affidavits, of the e•,ntrnee of the Parties en whour lives Shares hate been taken ; and fur:her, that Subscribers failing to produce such proof before W of January, IBA forfeit all claim, conformably to the regu- Ltitms of the Society. I,Dtlon, July 23, 1104. HEORtili AND BLUR BOAR, HOLBORN. H.wrim;s new and elegant fast COAC H, the DRUNSWICK. sera out fent° the above Inn every Morn. ing at Niue, and the KOVAL. WILLIAM every A fterntxm at floe talock, through Bevetwalot, Tonbridge, Itobert‘bridge, and Band, to th e Castle Hotel. Mantinp, at italf.past One. T. sed B. BRNEDS and Co. Proprienne. WANTED, by_ a trapeetable person, in a salubrious TT sitnetion, a CHILD to DRY-NURSE. Would take one fres the Month. Ditret to M. W. N0.:211 4 Larrent-otreet, Charm. TO SPENT DEALERS. &c. &e. rpm E CAUi /A SPIRIT ( !OM PAN Y revectfully 1 claim detttentiem of Spirit Dealers, Publicans, Ice. who woh to be supplied with a pure unadulterated Spirit. In come. lance a the late reduction In duties on Colonial Spirits, they are ro. enabled to offer these very superior Spirits at nearly the same pores' British Bin, charging only for the difference in strength, it will be delivered full hydrometer penny, with Foreign permits. Pot of their Stnek Is equal in quality to the best Holland'. Some very pun Spirits, ftt for the sane purpose es Brandy, and about Arty pipes 0 very old Whisky, equal to the best Irish or Scotch. A liberal allowance to deafen by the puncheon, or con tracting for live. All Orders from the Country addressed (post paid) to the Com pany's Agents, So. 10, Poultry, or 132, Itegent-stteet, accompa nied with remittances not exceeding three months, will meet instant ''tends. VALUABLE INFORMATION TO FAMILIES. JOHN ARMBTRONG, 31, Oxford -street, begs to irdbrm Noblemen's Daughters, sad all Ladies of distinction, that ha has now for Sale the richest and nitre choice Steck of SILKS ever offered fur inspection, and at the same time so sur prisingly cheap, that they at once astonish the buyer. The 34lowIng is a short specimen of the prices :—Striped and plain Silks very scout, 2i. per yard ; yard wide Lustrings,2s. IM ; rah fins de Naples,. Is. 1041. to 4s. Rd. in all new and fashionable visors ; rich figured Vendous, a new article, at 21. 4d. ; Levan. the, 3.. &I. ; excellent Satins for slips. 2s. Rd. ; the richest, lb.; *brief figured Poplins, Is. 3d. ; rich Irish ditto, 2s. and 23. Nd.; tKeVeh, fh. 6d.; Brussels worked ditto, 10s.; .very large for ismnromal occasions, 21s. Rd.; handsome Lace Scarfs full three pati ; Brunets ditto, 425.; French Tulle Robes. ; time lhee.eit in the newest patterns, 20s. each ; French Blonde, Liles. and Bobbin Lace, in great variety ; s:out Silk lime, aka& r' ;nit ; three-thread Cotton ditto, ins. pea dozen ; the very finest issisiartnred, much admired by Ladies ping to wanner clunates, 4 ' 4 per damn ; Irish Linens, warranted of die hest make, begin led. per yard. for Gentlemen's shirts, with India Long Llll4l'olol wide, ltd. 12d 14d. and 16d. ; Muslin', yard and ihill vide, Rd ; Cambric ditto, and India Book ditto, Rd. ; China i nye Shawls of the best manufacture, 325. each ; with may Article Iltherdohny at the 'Wholesale Prins. lettm mutt be post paid.—J. Armstrong, Illannfac '"?. aY Oxford.street, opposite Dean-street, London. A s.AVING OF THIRTY PER (TNT. IN HI/81Eit (tLOVES. AM) GENERA!. (II'TFITS, t T the I,ONIN)N (;LOVE and SIIWKING COM- A . ), P.V..il"s IVAREIIIB`I4E, 29, PIC.C.IItILLY. The s A:msalstuitsges arising from punhasing of the 3lanufarturers, own nowrinus to be enubted ; along with this, the means of tAliss simian% from distressed trodesnim, have given this Gor ton suds sdrnstages as cannot be fully appreciated witl:out a smelt the I 'ompany respectfully solicit. Tie tiunitinc, sli.trset of prices is submitted tattoo km, Mau 2s. 2d. ; stout, 3s. 6d. ; very rd. l'hias, all Silk , 3 s. Ild.; stout, 4s. ; very stout, Ha od. Eer Nem, hs. 3d. ; stout, 6s. ; rich lace, 7s. &I. " i ntinsrss stout silk, ; very Ik. fkl. '• " a ". m in'a's M 'esres, hd, per pair; line quality, Ifs. 61. per do. a sst hpe, Is. 66. or Ins. per dozen ; superfine, "a.w ;,"2' ',Il r,L Per escn : extra superfine, 2.. 6 6 . or 28s. ad. per down. It ~essn't snblescheil Cotton. 9.. per dozen ; very sum*, 4,retrcr 1 71. per dozen • extra stout, Is. 9.1. or 20s. per dozen fine. lit. per doyen. kg& • 21,3 d. ; or pantalnori ditto, 2s. fsi. • • , my 110t11, ‘," 6 :01114. 11%. PI. per dozen ; French Kid, Is. 3d. ""- PC , dozen ; beet id, Is. .or 17%. Per dozen .3•trees IToodstock G K l ad oves, I2s. per dozen ; best, h. dozen. % lA* 84 ". 2 , or dozen ; best Doe. 2a. 6.1. or 4L Per and 6 -admen who arc desirous of %electing from an ,‘..are sleek, sill find this an advantageous opportunity of I s tl on chi:. incery pro6tahlY• 111711. Agzat to thc Coot racy, No. 29, Piccadilly, nearly )%se toSi. Jam Tel i'mHm". 4NTZIC. 1 .1N1311.N. AND 1111061 AND 51 . 1 TTRE:•:ti WARE/IO1::4K. I' D I‘ON, No. li:7, TOTTENIIAAI-COURT -4 Ro.11). respectfully announces to the l'ublie, that his FEATHERS and FEATHER-11E3N arc of the 1 7' 1 "der. a.sl at the tidlosinc ev, low Pim% viz l'calters, re r ll stored • 11. Xa. d. Urrasrl. per lb. 0 2 ti to V 3 • - U I In to II 2 3 0 0 10 to 0 I 6 1.1 0 3 to 0 0 6 - 31:1 6 to 8 8 0 - 212 6 to 5 0 0 • 1 10 (0 3 3 0 - nit; I/ to 1 6 0 - 0 t 1 o to I 11 6 - 1 2 oto 3 3 0 - " 12 6 to 5 0 0 - 1 6 0 to 1 111 0 . 1 4 otol 6 0 . 13 oto 1 3 it ,V , %l"•‘• 1'1.0.n Red Ticks at Prime and Slblil.l. re-mr.de and A It is : •echo, ; !iil or smiled, by a entitvl Y, ci t tcul every kind of I ;momenta, the vast elct!pitt and taste man s for 3lditary, NAVAL and '• uantity. raft: 3,1 heri; engs:;....l of the best .Materials. . 11.1 .. eth 11 r 11 ar;.~ ~. ~ ..~ ai lkap,,~ The - Coaddrinni of Seminaries, and Establishments of Education far both' Pantes, are respectfully informed that a new Edition is T e tk or TUTOR'S KEY to the TWENTY-FOUR SERIES of WO QI'ESTIONS, formed on the Improved Plan of teaching the various branches of knowledge, by mixed questions, without answers, price As. yid bound. 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The S-cond Series consists entirely of Italian S.iervery. and is capable of even gr ea ter variation than the First, as the number of cards is increased from 16 to 24. The changes or variations which may be produced by these 24 cards amount to the astounding and almost incredible number of 6211,443,4111,72:1,239.4:61,360,000, the magnitude of which mast be better illustrated than by the following observations:— Supposing it possible to effect one of these changes ever) minute, night and day, it would require to pmduee themS 1,1110,457,285,337,212,54.1 years 75 days; that is to say, that if all the inhabitants of this globe (computing them at 1,000,000,000, of which, according to common calculation, they fall considerably short) were employed in the task, it would take them 1,180,467,385 years to complete it ; which is more than 1R6.742 times the period which has elapsed since the creation of the world. 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Sower, School Library, 73, North Sid* of St. Paul's Church-yard, London. NEW and IMPROVED EDITIONS of the REV. T. CLARKE'S POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS, ATLASES, and 4.1 EOG RA PII ICAL WPY-BOOKS. ART OF READING. 1. , 1111E ENGLISH PRIMER ; or, Child's First Book : arranged on a such a plan as cannot fail to delight young Chiklren, and facilitate their insteactioa in the Elements of Fpelltng aad Reeding. 11y the WV. T. Clark. Illustrated by up. wards of Two Hundred Wood Engravings. Gd. sewed, or led. bound. The name in French. 2. The ENGLISH MOTHER'S FIRST CATECIIIS3I for her CHILDREN, containing those things most necessary to be known at an early age. Illustrated by NO Engravings. Ily the Ikv. T. ('lark. Price Ilde or on large paper, Is. Bd., and coloured 21. rid. bound,. The same in French. 3. The NATIONAL SPELLING.ROOK; or, Sore Guide. Arranged on ouch a plan as cannot fait to familiarise the Art of Spelling and Pronunciation, remove the difficulties, and facilitate general improvement in the English Language. Revised and tine proved by the Rev. I'. Clark. Is. lid. 4, The N.ITION.IL READER consisting of Ems. Lessees in history, Geography, Biography, Natural Historf , ,Z u thology, &c. Illustrated by Engravings. :Is. fal. neatly GE(Hilt %NIT AND HISTOR'i. 3. CLARK'S (the Rev. T.) NEW CENEILIL SCHOOL ATLAS: exhibiting the various Divisions of the 11'orld, with the chief Empires, Kingdoms, and States, in Thirty-six Ancient and Modern Maps; comprising, Th e World, Alercator's l'rojeetion of the 11'otid, Europe, England, Scotland, Ireland, France in Pro vinces, Fria!! w Ikpartments, Russia, Spain, and Portaged, Turkey and llungary, Poland, Holland, and the Netherlands, Sweden and Norway, Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Asia, Pet4a, China, Ilindoston, East Indies, Africa, North Ame ries. West Indies, South America, Canaan, or Judea, I inecia An tigua, Ro:nanum Imperium, Travels of St. Paul, Italia Antique, Gallia Antigua Britannia Anti Tia, Expeditione Hannibalis, lm peritten Persecum Antiquum. Carefully corrected from the latest and best authorities, and which fur (Leans:, accuracy, and cheap ness, cannot be egualled by any other now extant. Royal .110. coloured, 135.; ditto plain, 125.; royal Bro. coloured, 130. (1.1.; ditto plain, Ills. 6d. N.ll. Any of the Maps may be had separately printed on large paper, price lid. each, neatly coloured. 6: CLARK'S NEW GEOGRAPHICAL COPV.BOOKS„ adapted to the above Atlases, I'art 1., comprising Thirty-six airline Maps, with the Boundaries, principal Towns, Rivers, bakes, and - Mountains, laid down, but the Names omitted, to be tilled up by Junior Students; in oblong fiio, pr'.ce Ins. sewed. 7. 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Comprehending; a View of the most distinguished EreMs in the llia•ury of 3lar.kind, since the tlektruct thin of the Temple of Jerusalem by Tl:its. With Maps and En gravings. For the use of Schools. 6a. bound. NEW fIII'SH Just published by the Royal Harmonic Institution, Argyll Rooms, 246, Regent-street, 11HE SSNOs, DUETTS, TRIOS, and CHORUSES. in the celebrated Opera of PER FREISCHUTZ, viz. Love, Good Night.' as sung with such distinguished applause be Mr. Ilraham, Let Fame to the Master be given' 'Why Good People are prat (lazing' 2s.— • 0! I can bear my Fate no longer, :ts. Old.—• Life is darkened o'er with Woe,' Is. Haste, nor lose the tiering Hour,' 2s.—• Come be gay. and banish Sorrow,' 3.4.- 6 If a Youth should meet a Maiden, gs.—• Softly Sighs the Voirc of Evening,' 3*—. • Then, to-day, drive ('are away. •.!..—• IVbere! what! 0 Terror'' 2s.—"Fhe Clouds by Tempest,' Is. 41.--• Let not Sorrow dare to borrow,' 21.—"lhe Bridesmaid Choms'—• Tkc Huntsman's Chorus,' 2s. Several of the most popular Airs in the 'above Opera arranged for the Piano-forte, by Gelinick and Rimbault. A variety of New Mimic by Cramer, Attwood, Rarlings, Boehm, Ale— Piano-fortes and !tarps for PAC and hire. ESTATES AND IMPROVED RENTS, Aklervgate-street, Cornhill, Commercial-mod, and llonton. Br Mr. Slll - Trlxwoßm, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, August 24, at Twelve, in Seven Lot. Lot 1. A LEASEII()LI) ESTATE, consisting of a 11 wowing Factory, Work-Omps, and Building.. situated in Nettlea:in-court, adjoining to Mastlenhead.court, Al. den:gate-street : let on Le ave to 3lessra. %Faintsley and Holland, ay,' producing a net improved rent of 28/. per annum. Lot 2. A LEASEIIOLI) DWELLING-ID/USE and PRE. 31IS ES, situated No. 6, St. 3liehael'..allev, ("ornhill ; let in counting-houses and apartments, and producing a net rent of about :.0/. perAnnutn. Lot 3. A I.EASE:If/I.D ESTATE. comprising a Dwelling hou'e and Pre nuts, situated No. 2, Albion -terrace, Commercial mad ; lam in the occupation of Mr. Stratton, at a rent of 631. per annum. ...—.. -- PAI'ENI' D • :1 1 1 1 1 INt 111'N LOCK.— -- Lot 4. An IMPROVED RENT or 72/. IN. per annum for a ..i term of 91 years unexpired, amply secured upon Five Dwelling Tills execti..sit LOCK is emottructed on the principle PEltt •I'sSION, or with FIANT H a m a n. houses and Premises, Nos. 4 , A, 11, 7, and It, Kenning's-terrace, of discharging either by and STEEL. Lot 3. An 131PR(1itEl) Itr.NT of 72/. 141 , . per annum, for the same term, and aimit.irly secured upon Nov. It, lU, 11, 12, an d or rcmovinc any pan of the Lock The transition to either mode of tiring is effectuated instaream . _ 13. Kenning's-terrace. misty. without adding, altering. whAtsoever ;it becomes a matter ot* safety as well as convenience b., : , t 1 amid 7. A LE.ISEEH/1.11 ESTATE. comprising Seven to sportsmen. Dwellinkhousos and Premises. Nov. I, 2. 3, 14, 15, 16, and 17, LACY and IV ITTON having received unqualified aproba- Kenning it.d.-rrace; held for PI rears at aground rent. Charlie:or. in the I May be viewed, and Particular. had six days previous to the country, wits i m a l evcott. a m e n 1,, e : „. ‘3 , ''• ,h e abase pri,oi;tl.-, IT- . sale, of 3i ...set. Ilartl.•tt and Ilredowc. Solicitors, No. 17. Ni_ tion of this tle•tant Loi+ front toe flr.t Sporting ittPlY:tt their : " 3 " 1 t.. '" 7 V , ! eeolas.lane ; 3lr. .Itt:i..-on. I , :sncit..r, No. I. . P N licti o.6 f 7 u . l . l l v .i tif i l e ir c el gt x r in i z g t.7s n. i l : ll ‘. ' l ',. l ,, c, ,_, :5v0y,, ,... :.,, ,.. ti i1.m.,,,,, ; .tube-Street, 1'..e.- at the 31art ; and of Mr. Shutzleworth, No. 28 (atijoir. it can be procured. : in;:)to St. 31i1a7ast:hure7t), reultry, removed from No. 27. Lot 2.—A desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE. capable of con siderable improvement, most eligibly situated at Ingnrdine, only 16 miles from Ludlow, 12 from Herdic', and 14 from Bridge north, all excellent market towns. The Estate comprises a comfortable Fann-house with all requisite and convenient Out. build'ngs, a Cottage and Garden, and 213 sem, 3 mods, and am perches of Arable. Meadow, and Pasture Land, abounding with game; and the brook, which is used for irrigaung the land, affords excellent trout fishing. In the occupation of a respectable tenant, at a very reduced rent of 1601. The poor-rates upon the whole of this desirable property are ex tremely low, and the land-tax redeemed. The property nay be viewed with leave of the respective tenants, and particulars, with plans annexed, bad at the plate of sale; Crown, Ludlow ; Castle, Hridgnorth Lion, Kidderminster ; White Hart, Much Wenlack flop Poles, Worcester; Talbot, Shrewsbury; of Mr. Tench, Brontheld, near Ludlow, who will forward a person to shew the Lutes; of Mr. John Elliot, Soli citor, Rochdale, Lancashire; Messrs. Ellis, Sons, IValmsley ; and Gorton, Solicitors. 04i:way-lane ; and of Mr. William Stevens 36 Old Jewry. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, DORSET-STREET, PORT MAN-SQUARE. By Mr. WILLIA3I STEVENS, At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, August 13, at 12 o'clock, ADESIRABLELEAS Eli 01.1) DIVE LLIN (;- HOUSE, situated No. 32, Dorset.street, Portman-square, containing Two Rooms on each Floor, a Private Entrance, Front Shop and large ll'arehouse, extending to Gloucester-mews, on lease to and in the occupation of Mr. Thompson, for a term of 21 years fmm Midsummer 1819, at a low rent of 721.; held on lease or 64 years, kss ten days. from March 11124, at • ground rent of IX Bs.; leaving a nett annual income of 631. 12s. May be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had of Messrs. Ailsop, Parke. and Freed'. Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn. fields; of Messrs. Swain Stevens, Maples, Pearce, and Hunt, Solicitors, Frederiers-plain; and of Mr. Wm. Stevens, 30, Old Jewry. ISLE OF WIGHT. STEEPHILL COTTAGE IN TIIE UNDERCLEFT, TO RE LET. Completely Furnished. . i /PH IS romantic seclusion r situate near Stccphill louse, I_ the late reaiderwe pf the Earl of Dysart, deceased, ands well known to all travellers in the Island. The COTTAGE is adapted for the accommodation of a small Family, and has a small Garden, and Stable and Chaise-house. Further particulars maybe known upon application to:11r. Ilrown, Law Stationer, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn ; or to Arthur Cowin., Esq. Solicitor, Newport.—Letters to be post-paid. HUNT'S PATENT POLISH. A MATCHLESS JAPAN BLACKING. MR. HUNT most respectfully informs the Public, that he has env tnanufacturerfand brought to unrivalled perfection his 3IATCHLESS JAPAN MACKIN°, an snide which he flatters himself will be foetid, on trial, far superior in quality to any ever before offered to their notice. To be sold 33 per rent. under the usual price, with a corresponding Increasr of profit to retailers. Small sand bottles 4d., second ditto Bd., third ditto la., instead of lid., Is., and Is. 6d., as usually charged for juicier articles. -- illi.4li.;Kiconfitlently recommends his .Matchless Japan Black. ing to the early notice of those who wish to excel by a superior polish upon their Boots. Shoes, or Harness, produce:l with half the labour, and at one thin) less price than they have been scats. toured to pay. . . . . It is snirrinted not to contain a particle of copperas, stinking oil, or any of those pernicious ingredients which prove so destructive to the leather, so disagreeable to the touch, and so offensive to the smell, with which common Blacking is in ated. It will afford peculiar nourishment to the leather, will not soil the most delicate skin, or the finest linen, at the same time it produces the most beautiful jet lustre ever beheld. To be *Old retail at all Mr. Hunt's Routed Corn Shops in the Metropolis, and by at least one respectable vender in every town in the railed Kingdom; and wholesale at his Manufactory, No. 62, Broadwali, Blackfrian, where the shipping interests are respect fully requested to apply. The article being manufactured from the very best materiab, it is renamed to keep in any climate. Directions for use on the label affixed to each bottle, signed " H. Hunt," to prevent fraud by imitation. HENRY'S CALCINE!) MAGNESIA continues to be prepared with the most *Scrupulous care and attention, by 31 essm. TH4 )141 AS and W I LLIA 3f lIENRY. manufactur ing chemists, Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s. 9d. w er wish CUSS stoppers at Is. &l. stamp included, with full directions for its use, by their rations Agents in the metropolis and through. out the United litaglout : but It cannot be genuine unless their names arc engraved on the Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork or summer of each bottle. IN most of the Venders of the Magnesia may be had, authenti cated by a similar stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, the Invention of Mr.IIENRY, and the only genuine preparation of that article. TILE RAIIIAN VEGETAIILE I'ILLS, free from Itinerary or Antimony, are unrivalled in their beneficial effects' in Nervous, llilious, and Lin/ Complaints, I.oligcstion and its numerous train of Maladies, and arc peculiarly mild and plea. sitnt as an aperient. The superior efficacy of these Pills has in creased the demand for them so much, that na taditinnal number of Venders has been appointed in London for the accommodation of the Public; and they may now be obtained in Iloxesat Is. 14d. and •3*. RI. each, of J. V. liimpstm (Actiug Proprietor). 28, llenri etta-street, Covent-garden ; 3lessrs. Stradling. South-gate, Royal Exchange ; Barrow and leans. 136, Bishopsgate Without. and 19, Walbrook ; Szqueirs. 132, Whiteehapel High-street E. and F. Odling, 139, Iligh.strect, and 171, Union-street. Southwark; Maxfield, 18, Skinner-street. Snow hill ; IVard, 321, Holborn ; Prout 226, and Ilurtield, 180. Strand i Stanley, Ift, Tasistodt. row, Covent-garden - Payne, 3, St. 31artln's-ecart ; Ambridge, 21, Late 30, Piccadil ly; Ilawkins, 11. O!d Roml-street ; Colley, S. Hollas-street, Castnitish-square ; Sanger. 1:0, a-ni Chandler, 78, Oxfoid-street ; White and Varde, !. Lamb's ( 'mut ttit-s: rest; and of almost every other 3leditine Vender tetrough,mt the kingdom. ri A_ IIIE PATENT SEIDLITZ POW DERS. p r epared as usual by S.lVOlt V, MOORE, and DAVI DSON,' 131, New Band-weees, London. To identify their Prepsration, in future a label, on w}irb the Arms of the Inventor are engraved, will he rlacc , l ow each boa and bottle, and as a further serurity his 31ajeyty's Commissioners have in their new toimps affixed to each hot and hottle„ orlered the na:nes of '• Savory. Moore, and llnyalcon," to he inserted in place of the late firm of Paytherus ann Co. The Medicine may also he obtained ge...iine of their Agents, :,Irxsr•. Newbery, 43, and Mr. }Awards, 1.7, St. 1 6 .1111's Churchyard: Messrs. Barclay, Fleet-market; Messrs. Butler, 4. CI:ear:Ole: Messrs. Sultoi and ro. Bow Church-yard; Mr. Sanger, 1.1. Oxford-stmt; Mr. Hudson, 27, Haymarket; 3lr. Rieharts, 11, St. James's-street Mr..lohnston, 11. Greek-sire:l; Mr. It. Johnson. MI, Combat ; Mr. Maekrill. 13, Irhitechapel: M CM". Irani And ('n. 324, Ilol born ; Mr. Whit.. 17, Haymarket; Mr. Stt kg: r. 4. Strand ; and Mr. Kiddie, 21, Busse'. street, Lorene-gure.n. Likewise, at one or more respectable Imuses in every pr.nri-, , a1 Town. CAPITAL. COLLECTION OF ➢ICTURES. Including Twenty rare icaliliW g ii; iOrtiaits - et - fieyaind Noble By M i rVa l t tAMS, At the Auction Mart, on SATIIHDAY next, Autt. 7. at Twelve, A VALUABLE COLLECTION of PAINTINGS, 11. comprising several choice specimens of the fuliowing great Sharer., vi 7. : Corregio Gonzales P. Wou vcrmans Northente O. Poucsin Vandyke Bloemart Sir Peter Leoly Domenichino 7.11 cher° Netscher Andersm C. Marryti 0. I)ouw NVetteau &c. To be viewed three days price and mornings of sale. Catalogues had at the Msrt ; and of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton-street. ANYUITY AND REVERSION. By Mr. SHUTTI,EWORTH, At the Mart. TEI DAY. at It, in Two Lots, Lot 1. rrHE LIFE INTEREST of a Lady, aged 4S I. years, in the Dividends seising from 1.,1001. New 4 per Cents., amounting to W. per imam ; also a Policy of In surance for 1,0011/. on the Life of the Annuitant. Lot 2. The ABSOLUTE REVERSION to GM. Sterling, re ceivable on the demise of a body, axed REVERSIONARY INTERESTS—BONDS AND SHARES IN PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. PERIODICAL SALE. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH. At the Mart. THIS DAY, at 12 o'clock. THE REVERSION to ONE-THIRD SHARE of the following FUNDED PROPERTY, viz. .-2,5001. Bank Stock ; 2.800 1 . Three per Cents. ; and 3301. Nary * Five per Cents. (now 4 per Cents.) Also, to One-third Shah of a FREEHOLD ESTATE called THURSTON FARM, situated near Brent wood, in the County of Emelt, let on Lease to Mr. Vermeil for a term of 20 years from 1816. at a reduced rent of 233/. per annum, subject to o contingency which will be stated in the Particulars of Sale; the Absolute Reversion to One-Third Share of 181111. 2s. 3d. Three per Cents. and 1,1661. 13s. 4d. Three per Cents. Reduced, receivable on the death of a Lady. aged 84 ; Four Bedford and Level Bonds; Twenty-eight New Shares in the Thames and Severn Canal ; Twenty- , ix ditto in the Kent Fire Of Five ditto in the Fmat London Water-Works; Thirty Ship ditto in the London Assurance; and Ten New Shares In the Southwark ikidge. • EXTENSIVE QUAYS AND DOCK-YARDS. By Mr. SHUTTI.PAVORTII, At the Mart. in London, on Tll URSDA Y, August 12, MEC at Twelve o'Clock, in One or Two Lots, as may be determine upon at the time of Sale, itVery Valuable ESTATE, comprising the extensive Premises. called the timer aad Lower Sand Quays, with lIIMICTOItiI Slips tin Building and Repairing Men of War and Ves sels of every class: most advantageously situated near the Har bour and Town of Dartmouth, on the west bank of the River Dan, about half a mile from its mouth, and only two miles from Torbay, in the County of Devon. The premises comprise mould laflit rid storehouses oniths' and carpenters' shops, winking sheds, saw piss, aceolumodatns for landing and stowing timber, with dwell ing-houses for superintendents, and possess every requisite come nience and local advantage for concerns of magnitude. May be viewed, and Particulars had, at the Steward's Office, Mount Bonne, near Dartmouth ; of Mr. Smith, Solicitor, Dart mouth: of Messrs. Dennett, Omens. Batendale. and Tatham. Solicitors. King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street ; at the Mart: and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 22 tadjoining St. Mildred's Church), in the Poultry. removed from No. 27. SUFFOLK-VALUABLE LANDED ESTATE. By 31r. At the tlart, on TUESDAY. An 21, at 12, by order of the Executors of Mr. lAemi Glowing. deceased, ZMost desirable and valuable FREEIi()LD and small part COPYHOLD ESTATE, comprising Three Hundred and Nineteen Aaes Three Roods and Twenty-six Perches of very fertile Arabic and Pasture Land, in a high state of cultivation, di- Tided into convenient 1'1)(1e/sures by strong fences, with a consider able quantity of thrifty Growing Timber, Three Farm Houses (one of a superior description), convenient and Imitable Agricultural Buildings, several Cottages (the whole in good repair), Orchards, Gardens, and Common Rights. The Estste forms a most eligible property fur occupation or in vesammt, lying compact, and newly within a ring.fence. The tithes and outgoings moderate; the laud-tax is part redeemed ; opportunities fur preserving game extensive; and the situation ray convenient, being only 9 utiles from Stowmarkct, 14 from Ipswich, 28 from Bury St. Fdmund's, and about 83 from London. in the pariah of ‘Yethetingrtit, and hamlet of Brackford, near the turnpike-road from Ipswich to Norwich, in the county of Suffolk. May be viewed, and particulars had I I days prcritias to the sale of Messrs. Pearson and Lawrence, Solicitors, Ipswich; Mr. John Bloomfield, Billingford, Norfolk ; at the principal Inns in the adjacent market-towns; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28 (adjoining Si. Mildred's Church), Poultry, removed from No. 27. BLACKHEATH. EXCELLENT RESIDENCE, WITH OBSERVATO RIES, &c. BY yr...syiTTTLEWORTII, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, August 24, at Twelve (unless pre 'Mindy disposed of by Private Contract), POINT 1101 . SE ; a spacious substantial FAMILY MANSION, with attached and detached offices of every de scription, lawn, green house, flower and kitchen gardens, moat desirably situated near the Point, at Blackheath, and commanding extensive and interesting prospects in every direction, the late residence of Robert Bill. Esq., but now of Robert Stanton, Esq. M.P. The Residence is in excellent repair, fitted up with every possible attention to domestic convenience and various scienti e purposes, and CaltaiDS numerous airy bed chambers, dressing moms, bath room and water closet, elegant drawing and ann. drawing mom, dining parlour .10 feet by 29feet, handsome spacious entrance htII, domestic offices of every description, two conch houYes, stables for four honer, laundry, wash house, cow house, and numerous appurtenances. May be viewed with Tickets, which, with Particulars, mar be had tea days previous to the sale. of Messrs. Bartlett and lied , dome, Solicitors. No. 27. Nicholas-lane; Mr. Atkinson. Solicitor, No. I, John-street, Iktlfiwd-row ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shut. tleworth, No. 2 211 (adjoining St. Mildred's Church), Poultry, re. moved from No. 27. DR. STEENS' CAMO,IInr. Ditmos. IAMOMILE is celebrated by and Botanist! , VI as a Plant of ciany virtues. 'This rreuaralon of it I. now universally estceined for its cllicacy in all essnplaints of the Midi, Bladder, And those alarmist{ die:kink:is of the Viscera so coninton in the East and \Vest It restores lost appetite, by correctirg the crudity which 01 . C3•1 , :I, indigestion; is highly serviceable in Hysteric Fits. anti 1 t I the Nervous System, and alleviates the violence of :Sickness. Price Is. lid. a Boale. Atupla Allowance to East and \V cat Intlia Merchants for es portutton. IGL STEERS' PAREGORIC LOZENGES, for Coughr, llotoreors., kc. 1)11 STI:1:11S . OIL, for Conenicio:-.in (I.ihhrw, w hi c h gale . rally remove% the ft in n t;it-oto,. nice 2s. :Corn arc M•ld 1•r .1. IZO, Oxfaril-street ; !Lakin.. Old llona...trret ; 1T;;n::. kt.liratr.strett ; ttradhng. Royal Laclian6c; Extract of a Despatch from Lieutenant-Colonel F utherlaad, dated Cape Coast Castle. 28th May, In2l. On the 19th instant I went to the Camp (bash or jungle), to see the position occupied by our torce, and lett M a,;or Chishohn (whole exertions have been niciat praiseworthy throughout) i:i command there, with directions to continue cattier; paths inwards the Aaiun. tees, whose fighting post was abort five miles di•tant ; returning myself into the nut, to superintend sod hasten our preparations, and to forward supplies of ammunition. 211th, I ordered every tuaa, well enough man duty, to be marched to camp. being anxioul to attack the enemy as soon as possible, having learnt that the King of Ashantee leas rapidly adru.ang with ten thousand men, to Mem a junction with the body who were opposed to us. The Forts were this day garrisoned by seamen rod marines from the aguadron, who were lauded with the ntniost promptitude by Captain Priekett, of the Owen Glendower. the thee sewer ofiixt, for the purpose. - 21st, 111e;or Chishohn succeeded, after very great exertion and fatigue, in cutting paths to the enemy's pe.ithm, shout 0:.0 P. M., when an engagemetst immediately commenced ; the enemy fought bravely, keeping up a heavy fire from bush se thick that he con , .d only be seen at intervals, and making see.•-al at!coapts in turn Ma 3lmor's flanks, but finding himself baffled a' nit points, after lighting for tire haws, his lire tassel, and heretical than the Meld. ma we afterwards ascertained. with great low in and wounded, whilst ours, as will appear by the tinsexod return, was tritiing iu both. The advantage thus gained might have been prodtrtive of the most br nefiiial and decisive results, had it been in Major ClMd:alon's power to follow it up, but neither threats nor persitasiuhsmukl prevail on our Fiance allies to advance a step in purseit of the enemy ;on the contrary, most of them Bed pre: ieus to-the tiro foe, others won followed, and es 31ajor Chisholm at last found himself abandoned by all, except the uScers, regulars, and militia, and • few brave native au:Mirka not composing in ell near half oar forces, he wry prudently reti re!, without the slightest molestation, to a position rather on this side of that ichith he occupied previous to the action ; and the Ashantees two darts afterwards returaeti the ground from which they had on thy: .Teasion been driven. I cannot close this communication without capnssing my obliga tions for the cordial co-uperaticat and assistaate rinuvrew to me by, Captain Buller, C.B. R.N. (and • before his arrival by Captain Pnekett) and the officers of the squadron under his orders. and in particular to Captaio Bowen, of the Driver. exvnians r live months last year, in mounting and equipping the guns of tb's fort, drew forth the warm acknowledgments of the late Commo dore Sir Robert Mends. I must also particularise Lieutenant King, 11. N. fiat of ti-e Driver, who commanded a division of our forces in the ti:11 fur several months in 18:3, and being a volunteer, was sl i v iidt aJuzded in the affair of the 21st instant. From Mayor (I:isholni, Royal African Colonial Light Infantry faith wht•se civil government I do not mean to Mtertere), end b:1 officers, military and civil, I receive et cry eurrort, duties are, in consequence of ureic very hawed number, try latguing and laborious. much to add. that Major Chivhohn, who is really a most deserving and jealous officer. — represents the regu. lan (2d \Vest India regimest and Colonial ecrps), militia, and some othca, to have conducted themselves with very praiamionny steeliness in the recent engagement. Return of the ilegulsrs. Militia , and nnargartivd fo:etc, shewiig their strength prior to the action with the iishantees, un the 21st 111.4, and their losses in killed, wounded, and missing, en th.it day. Cape Coast Castle, May. 10 2 4. EFFECTIVE PRIOR TO THE ACTIOX.A-Regliltn.-1 I captain, 2 lieutenants, 3 ens:L.'''. 1 quartermaster, 2 an,l staff:surgeons, 12 strjeants. 10 drummers, 211 rank and file. Militia—.l captain. 3 lieutenants, 1 ensign, I 9 serjeanas, 448 ratk and file. Total-1 major, 2 captain", A lieutenants, 4 ensign*. 1 quartermaster. 2 assistant and statsurgeons, 31 serje:nts, 10 drummers, 637 rank and III& KlLLED.—ltegulars—l rank and file. 31ilitia-3 rank and file. Total-4 rank and file. • WounsED—Regulars--1 sericant, 1 drummer, lii rank avd tile. Militia--1 captain 3 scrjeants. AI rank and Ile. Total -1 captaih, 4 serjeantr, 1 drummer, 09 rank and file. 3itsst w".—ltegnlsrs--1 serjeant, 7 rank and file. Militia.—Eo rank and tile. Total-1 serjeant, 87 rank and file. The unorganised native force consisted of 77 chiefs and 5,182 men. of whom 84 were killed and 003 wounded. NAMES or OFFICERS WOUNDED.--CAIRAitI Wm. fluteli!n son. of the militia, dangerously ; lieutenant King, royal amity, slightly. Extract of a Letter from I,icutenant-Colonel Sutherland, datcd Cape Coast Castle, 31st 111sy, Herewith I have the honour to trar.snut a duplicate of are. spatelt. under date of the 211th instant, furwardt4 by his Majesty's ship Driver. gince then the enemy has made entrancement of itrportanee, but the army under the King is said to have formal a junction with that at Fettue yesterthty, and I suppose he will ininiedistily ate. dertake something, hi:. united force being stated to amount to teen thousand men, and as the rains have paw set in he will Lot certainly remain inactive. I am making,the nios: strenuous exertions to collect a for c e strong enough to cope with the enemy, and whew rm. I :.:•cc:ed far as to render an attack on him prudent, I shall endeavour to drive him a little further into the interior, if I can ::ono more. In the mean time I learn rite small-pox and dy.cntry are com mitting sad ravages in his camp, and these are likely to be arsis:ed by want of provisions and the present incl.-moot season. BANKRUPT( IEB ENLARGED. R. P. Ritchie, formcrly of IleKau, nicychaat, from August 7. to 14 at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. R. Blundell, Liverpool, dktiller, front .lugust 3, to 28, at tcr, at the George Inn, Liverphol. Shortie, Bristol. soap-manufacturer, from August 7, to liep. umber 113, at eleven, at the Runurier Tavern, Bristol. B : INKRUPTCTF.S SUPCH:q:DED. D. Agoilsr, Devonshire-square, wine.rocrehant. E. llellycz, Kenning:on-lane, master-mariner. ILINIEFLUPTS. W. Wightwiek, Dreenhammerton, Yoll:shire, vintner, to sur render And 16, at six. Aug 17. and Sept. 11, r.t eleven. at tins house of . Baynes, York. Solicitor'', 31cgsrs. N.ymcur, rink, and itlessrs.Nortnn and Charlin, (fray'/ Inn.squrse. Y. Pt yell, Earl -street, Blaelttriars, corn-factor. Aug. 7. 14, a-il Sept. 14, at ten, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitors, 31e , s7s. Abbott r.nd Barnes, Ton*. It, Place, 31ountsorrel, Leicester, victual:or, Aeg. 9. IU. 7.3 d Sept. 14, at eleven, at the Lion and I.c;awt.-. lirttors, Messrs. Mime, Iran:loon, and L'Attas, :New Zr,.t ar.,l 31r. Bond. Leiecr4cr. J. Lawton, Lob Cross. Vorksiiire, wocl.t2rlcr, .10g. nt two, and Sept. 1 1 , at Svc at the Star 1 un. .•!:t3c;lc , t(r. vrs, Mr. 'lampoon. Ilanchester, and Messrs. fiilis, Sots, and Barton, Chancery-lane. B. firtinshaw, Blackburn. I.arcii.hirc. grocer, Aug. ln. Sept. 14. at twelve, at the (Ace of Mr. B. Bewh.erst, Slack: urn. Solicitor., Mr. Blackelock, Sergeant's-Ibn, and Mr. B. Dew . Blackburn. DIVInENDS. Sept. 4. 31. 31etralr, the younger, I.:nTtten-ura - -11u11, Incr. chant, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck 'l'avern, Kingston-upk Sept. 4. M. :Betasif, the elder. Kingston-111-on-Dull, merch.c.., a eleven, at the Dot; and Duck l'avtrti, Kir,gston.upon.llul Aug. 2.1. 1). T. istrby, stock.brokte, n: tti the Bankrupts' Ccurt. Aug. 25. It. %Vllion, Dinning:lam. r.:errhant, .t 1 tirtive, at Royal lintel, Birmingham. Aug. 26. J. Alcrry. Little 1 ernwuth. Stull)lk, fishing-tccact...r.*, at six. at the Black Lion Tavern, Great I%,itnotath. Aug. 24. O. Atkinson. llishop-'.l"caan omit. Durinm. d.e-.l;v. at eleven, at the Monk.M'esnitouth-slacia Aloak.il'et.raoatn, Shore, Durham. CERTIFVATES.--.lrGy , T `.ll. J. Drabwell, Orcat Hasse wineone:chant—J. sha', liaapton, linen-draper—lt. IVil.on„ draper—W. Holum, the older, Bolton., I.a.icashirc, rencr--S. l'restwidge, Drury-lane, grocer—ti. Ringstawt Lis` erg, Surrey, builder. PARTNERSHIPS DISStiLVE:D. a. Mills and E. 3lins, Lawroac?. I'onntney.lanc, tner,!lar.3— T. Hennington and J. Ilarrisun. Ttricv-.treet, Letherbrizrowand J. Skillet, tailtan—T: 1!. it and 11c. , -Sr.ae. thurch...treet, Spisaltield., itfacturer,--J. RcaJ. g and J. Tipping. I,oaming,ton Prior., %Vara is k, dealers in v1:.1. — J. I)nncullt and T. I.urtly and J. (*. }'Arkin, 1.0.dN, 11.Are.‘leit and J. lirahriln, Koitish.tawn„ stat:c.coach.aiast:r.—.l. 3/. Illellbte.t. Savage.gardens, merch.v.t.—%V. 111.il ant:''. he .le, Al'ath.upon-licarne. York, greccrs—ti. PG. 4.r aid it. I'..!kinsoo, I.ceda, nit rcha.its—E. Carman and W. t • ‘l*.awick.street, irJutoongcra--A. %. Light. it. A. ( 'ochranc, J. Duna, 11*. 1.. Smarr, W. Charleinn, It. \I% Damtll. and A. `lea - bray, Ilett'n-i;•.thc.l!o!c, Ihtrham, as tar as concern. %V. 1.1,4 ht Jerd:iii and J. E. Jerdeio, I'ol%i-stem tobacco azd anulLatanufacturt.s. 4 ( 1 1 ,woNtve..—.1nn Stevenson, the wife of a labouring men ct Illenkinslip, is in custody on suspicion of poisoning her hushaud's brother s a boy about 12 years of nye. As the fatal fori:y is is. -w, 'aid. the husband suspecting her fidelity, set the child to nmeh her conduct and she destroyed him with sous potion CD tonal and butter--.The...istk . Courant. L ~, ~~ 11 1 ~ o r the ~ ew• 11. VA , 11 41.1 V °4 Tpg ;,-. 01 I. Nr. 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