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SALE BY AUCTION. •IN RMEN 'S • "` I War IMW SOBT/1“: - .1 • :•-,.: -:: : : - ' '‘-„, VI)1. • .: • • SMITE( LAMBETH. NEAR STOCKWELL-COMMON. i South-west Border atlas New Forest. Hante.hesusen • - . g i er .ef fh* Atoweard,* Colwillielietelfsts 11. • Me Mb dais hisuaat • . 'e B d ri l leveleoggie 4 in appaeleistallooasantsbn, "'" ,' • • - , BUTHRill i grritral ." 'eseleinander N. A 1. .. - I[ .' ;l[T . 1N 8 61 7 13 ORY S'r ' ..' r,:• . • . Pr y:: alla ntl g uala T " t the COMMODIOUS PAM IL? RESIDENCE, WITS CaMad- and Chrisichureh_erat u abl e r ewa b o kt Estate, spacious '. luitteesoniTUUDAY.lles *lst leet••‘• W' Se ter thetelAndlea Desk- Her good s tot . . m4 F1F 4 ,1 •;illosX• i !ree i • I '• "l6 l:tiltuat est the mot hs Kirig a ' i s h !nin wth s. 1 " 4)(i_liscalliis TAWNADdslisiMite Ode FRIDAY, KA* 80, . ; L. • • MUIWAYo-ihr ' itE Juliet 11•43: 4 esith Dsie 'may ' Par ' taker Pares* apply_ to i e twit '• • •4 e • S i s t ' ATE 9141 TRACT. A HO sAi IIti A E L , tiIi p 'A A B D I DO ,ISIO S .• . AN . D I.ARGE GARDEN ; ALSO dine, , with Offices, Coach-hooses. Stables, Dove-cote, ant Out - By WI nTAZ.I.EI ones SOPiS. . buildings, and nearly Seventy Acres of capital Meadow- tad Pasture Land, and an extensive Reber in the liner Avon. ' diardet _ . . . Gto and item- • . KLES, MOST/ilk addIIOGNIONANy , , :Wtertiostier-istr. . . Atalw Mart, on TUESDAY, June 7, at li• IAI Tr• lags , linl•Ds i .• By Mr. ROBINS lat aottft peuatle • SS, Marlaute. .. ~ ~.a , , . . - , , - 0 2.4 % , an acceptable oar be previously made by Private Connect. (Of Warwick Howe, Regent-turxt), car. .• . Bete Spirits. '- .4r 1 . . . 4i i pai &ClCSAff &(.8 ... .T ig . A N Excellent and very Commodious RESIDENCE, lAt darraway's coffee-house, 'Change-alty. Cernhill, on WHO - Tea - . i Vinegar ..- `. Tolle!! hied , ' in Messes/A Week in June. • FHMA) . ' BON 4 . 1%.,,1T1NG .rz. held for Sixtroix Years , at a ground-rent of vsly Twenty I Val t u i a . b k i to e N n E l i ou ß ß A E:E ... .l:l:o e a L:c/ n °l o :l: r e ; u , S n a ' e f i l l ey 'l be i l t : v , ten corn ßi pi limo isinr d. M 8 arid-VALUE' ' the 'fine teak Ship, ::. to :• ~ ' LI- 11l ,'' i A. . .. OSiNnit per annum, odaptgl. fora family of the first reepieetabßity, . _ el l° • r lf, tinrifien Elltne, ..P ri l i kEt FARQUHAR- . , mii IN vr OT J.; ' and SOF% • , : \ #l' rise and good -retAir, and containing an eating Tome, 22 A .•. z Stills and Dap " sot , iir sig . in city r an . Is fitted expel * . a of ;. he the pa ,- i • ROW. *A 1 by 17, two drawing-rooms , oemerrunleideg by feWng doges, and Cbrisiehereh ; a substantial brick and btoce buih reeice, • 1181dagb1141 E'•'. " 0 I) RSTAT ,• emulating k ',tending together about ;3 feet in length, morning roam six commodiously plarincd, se a i rly t l i gt n ed a for beau t e h a e u rccati lawai. roV is ti u s h u ns flatidlre • ~: , • • for ilseengeri, ind l eardes an elm:Gilead Sur . Family of ili3tiaelica'sfrtortont,d with h s t u b ro e fi gr ne o p u t nd sa s in ta ion stef and ully pii., siespeaed aga ; .9 ,: .10: 1 ,40t . 5 t, ; : , Tor Fivight or Passage emote_ to _Mewls. . Leal. Vail, and • .._. a ~ ~ ..,.. ...... J ., to' poallittg- house, se, situate cbunbent, two dressing rooms , two nurseries, dues Med " Cali*, - 7 ,17, ' 1 1 . CO. AOSIM irrillfj Mr. J. L. nes um p, rib. , ,toluuset-strastx Gat tug emit ' some carriat:esdtraitve,e in e n Handkerchiefs TA* •' to 411 , fronting the River, seta an mort . roests for female servants spacious light kitchen, scullery, Villistawidk, en iesq.. • • . at Michaelmas next, at Nalliery., fontmall'e pantry, bed-room, and good cellars, extensive and ornamented with stately trees. The River Avon, Sowing feetelga Brandy Tubs "'ink; , • ee BUCKLES, BAGSTER imk . ELTRANAN, . the_lew and old ~. Of old 'i . NiEb• lawn, and gardens,. moat folly stocked with Arun. trees of every Qintex Cooks 331; Mink...lane. To be viewed 41,-- I; Printed p art i cu l ars description, and in full bearing, melon ground, and green-house; other &h i fee which there is an exclusive right of fishing, et nor - A aw aragn sy kw • Three 'trucks A l'uoip - • ' -• - - •.' -r May be had •cit'. awe: .- es, Soligitugg, D a yt es _ carriage yard, with stabling for An horses, harness room, and siclerable_ extent. The house contains a spacious antranaa hall, Lowpout.„Mnr 23,110. are„, 'ffi• “:"A 42 . lii - .r ' ** 's Wks'. 3 1 1, Great roach - house, carriage swe ep . . enclosed by close folding gates. elegant drawing-room, excellent dining parlour, library, peatle... ' ;iallesastausUlaoffill4°S 1 ° "" It ` ti to vari '' us Pt ' reblaere ' T HREE PACKETS, coutaini . (ME HUNDRED Mari ..,________,__"•ke 16 ,___. w _.,,' w _______ __ • Strand ; at the. the opposite side of the road, but not immediately fronting the man's dressing room, and other conventerces adjoining. A capital house, is a small' addnelt of about an acre, well adapted tnr build- oak staircai.e to the principal floor, a lady's morning room, aye f i l, plot of the Sinwitil'es. Celree, &e. and the Utensils, to be SOVER • ' NS, NINETY- SOVEREIGNS., _,_ 311141 ' be sr e.t sad ewer' ZWIIIIIIMNIMVW, where a kg purposes , hem% a frontage of 148 feet ext the River, held for excellent bed 'heathers, and two dressing rooms • • capita' liked-ist the Watelsoomoi 10142 " ° Mee ' °ld Be°3d4tTeet '' from the and ONE a RED AND U. E AM> A dIALF. rw" M e l Pe seen ' : . . : 7 1.. ! :i • '' 72:1.1 Sic itiatant,.feam ten till two o'clock, and Oa th e Isom- - - near Fifty Yeats, at a peppeteorn. • billiard room, a secondary staircase and prOpOPtiOilliblt 4C071111120- SOY Bk . LION tisely, and &stool to the Treasurer of a TO,GRCERB, TI&A DIALERS, AND 011'HERS. To be viewed Twenty-one days preceding the Sale (Saturdays- cation for servants. The offices comprise an excellent kitchen, ti ti ....rar 4 , 1 ,......0113.0“ 9.c1°4111 wbe° "itak ig tle* el " be Public Board in London, hare beep lecivrei t hMe Two- ... sake peony post-Oditp. . . . The I.}:ASE and COODiTII,I 4 of an exce ll ent slim , an d and &today% exeopted), between the hours of Bieven and Four, by scullery, servants' hall, butler's pantry, wash house and laundry, . • DWELLINO. shone In the le part Of High Holborn, Tickets ouly,. wisich, with descriptive Particulars, may . then and ether requisite offices; and cellars in the basement for wine, • ' c eiDON DOCKS. • 0 . By WINtITA I` aad SONS. • be had of Winstanley end Sons, Patetnnster.row ; Particulars ale.sed beer, &c.; yard for coals, wood, &c. Detached, a stable CONTRACT . R CAST-MON SCANTLINGS. BRITISH CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. At the Alert, TO RROW, s 12 .. aloe of Messrs. Mille sod Party, Benetton., Temple; and at the yard, three - stall stable, and standing for a pony ; another creation rprlE Dur.E RS Of the LONDON DOCK COM- A N OPE VIEETING of . the GENERAL COM- rrHE PREMIBES have ' imeopiod for more than Marts for a three-stall stable; two capital coact - house ., dove -cote, i Irli' do barehe.give Notia That dug will be ready to 11,. eigreT of the BRITISH cA•moue A.:.s.so s iA. k half .azetwilvy to t aril TaifTrodei, fbr whieli, or r DeVONSHIR.E. poultry and tool-houses, with loft over ; carpenter's shop 7 anothe yard with two cow.hottax., piggery, &c. Thirgreunds are bestut,- t i erATe s ."4" l si Lps ?"" l smary ed . i t s tb ss e tr ie r il mi ll " l" , ou ip tee h n s °Nag ja se at I t' T3 N r.xiit (W :711 1 at [he ecu alimislissuppop. e rieem."l4l.l " l"l"DAY "Y °th " ."" busi "'"l .66111.11 5 td " blialrlatUale VALUA4LE ESTA..TK FOR INVEVAIENT. No. fatly unduleted , and dope to tbe Avon. a fat. rapid steam of - (44ll P w rioo bli g 4 " o , f t ‘Bbent`Nitte Hundred Anti, - Sift* Tithes of the Past , lt t.StlEsi- chat water, presentiog cheerful arittlitled *ire ''f Weeper t I S alaius t i n a tte lP M iNZ H . , u , - . • . ibbeete S. • • . 2 'WI earryfog on a lecratire tests • here is a sepses* . entruece to the tier with die Adcoron, , and , Next . Pent . e . ntat s on to the Living. country. There is a very good pardon with Wiln and standard ,trihruiet-estre:e, lies sd ell gra com pery, containing vines of excellent kind,. Pardoners and Conditions of the Contract , and also Petunia of TtIEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARLIEN. dwelling which is well suited to the accornittodation of a respect- By IV IN:nIANI.LY and 7,0;56, excellent grass, nu3dmr p , ac a t, nd an wL d , co tu n re tai l n a s nd n . ta o r t ly th se e v m enz , &s wea rer c c: the Songs, may be seen at the London Dock house , Prince's- ItTISS F. 11. KELLY respectfully informs her friends able family , l and immediate possession wilt be given. At in th ( e ln , ( l , ,tict Ait io . n u Al a r eis r,, au Lo acz ndo e n ita o b n le T cor u en Esj ,a )p he ', - p .i re une viu e u l ail a ina t I d ?. e , Sc k. a..TIL and the Public that her BENEFIT is fixed for WED- To be viewed . by applying no the Prentiees, when printed Par- by private Contract, tire quaky , and entitled to valuable forest rights. The neigh- Every ender must be accompanied with a Letter, signed by a NESDAY, June 8, 1825, when will be perfonned (for the first dealers may be had. Particulars also at the Mart ; and of Win- A VALUABLE and most desirable PREEHOLD bourhood is highly respectable, the toads excellent, with delight- n.-,porenble Person, engaging ti become bound with the Person ten- time this Season) Colman ' s Comedy called THE JEAIAWS Manley and Sous, Paternoatereow. denng in the Senn of Five Hundred Pounds fur the dee parlor Tl. win.: ale . Oakley, Ale. C. Kemble ; Lord Trinket, Mr. Jones ; • 11l PROPERTY, situate in the Parish of Blaekhawton. a de. ful rides and drives to a great extent, without the interruption or ant* of the Contract . S. wuK ' Sir Ha m Beagle, Alr. Fawcett; Alajor Oakley, Mr. Bartk-y ; FREEHOLD ESTATES CHARTER-HOUSE LANE. lightful and picturesque part of the county of Devon, bordering on turnpikes. A daily post. A family pew hi Christchurch. Ti r-. 'London Dock Muse, May Its , 1826. Charles Oakley, Alr. Cooper ; Mrs. Oakley, Miss F. H. Kelly By WINSTA'NLI•IY and SONS, the coast, about four miles from Dartmouth, Seven from Totness, distance from London is ninety-seven mites, from Ringwood' N.B. No Tender will be received after Twelve o'clock on that lining her first appearance in that character in London)) ,, s L a dy At the Mart, TO-MORROW,it 12, i n T wo Lots, b y or d er o f seve n from Kingsbridge, thirty from Plymouth. and thirty Rom seven, from Cluistchnrch two, front the fine sea beach at Mud- ' ;ay. nor unless the Party making the Tender, or sock Person on Freeloye. Mrs. Gibbs ; Ilarriet (for this night only), M F oote. the Executors or William Child, Esq. deceased, Exeter ; consisting of several Farms, with suitable Farra-houses, afford two and a half, and thirteen from Lyndhurst., where the his behalf, shall attend to answer when called for. With other Entertainments. A Desirable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting Barns, Stabling, &c. Water Corn Al ill, and Cottages, and contain- forest hounds are kept. Tickets, Places, and Private Boxes to be had of Miss F. H. Ill_ of a Dwelling H ou s e, large yard and carpenter's workshops. in near To be viewed by tickets only, till the time of sale i particulars CIOCLETY for SUPERSEDING the NECESSITY ofMNE HUNDRED ACRES may be had on the premises ; at the hotel. Christchurch ; Kelly, 13, Tavistock-street, Bedford-square; and at the Box-o ffi ce and other premises, situate in Rol Lion-court, Charter House.lane, . CLIMBING BOYS, by encouraging a New Method of of the Theatre. let on lease• in the occupation of Air. Smith and 31r. Heath, pro• of' very fertile Meadow. Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, Or. 'Crown, Ringwood ; Crown, Lysidhurst; Star, Southampton ; cr . Sweeping Chimneys, and for improving the Condition of Children Courts Last and Baron, Fines, and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent -street, where a plan of Me sod others employed' by Chimney-sweepers. lag, ."•). Oki, 2, 3, 4, and 3, in Red Lion-court, let to very old tenants a t wards of seven miles in length. The GENERAL Al ELTING of thisSOCI ET Y will be held at In i few days will be published, in three volumes. post Bvo. Quit' Rents, Wrecks, Zatrays, and other Privileges and Appur- estate may be seen, and tickets for viewing may be bed. • ~.._ _, ........,.........__ n:_.__.__.-__ . .1,1 %Inn 1.4/IU , WaltilTil VII .111VaTif ANT • nr_ The New F.nolamierA_ at w i ll, at rents amounting to f l O l . aryter. 1 I 4 ) . \ , 1 41 1 1 , 111 ,f1 t 4 I publi . post bv, BROTHER JONATHAN ; or, The New Englanders. /I Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Ca dell, Strand, London. - . the Coy of London Tavern, Bishop ate-street, TO-SIORKOW, the Val irritant, when the Donn will be open at 'l•welve o'Clock, and to Right Hon. the LORD MA ]'OR will take the Chair at Oat o'Clock precisely. J. A. WILT, Secretary and Collector, 126, Leaden hall- street. Tickets m be had at Mr. Mortlock's. 250. Oxford-street ;rt 3letsra. Lisard's, 187, Piccadilly; at Mr. Wilt's, 121, Leaden hall-strait ; Pod at the Bar of the Tavern. . will, „, „cling to get a-yea. To be viewed, by permission of the several tenants. Printed par ticulars my be had of Francis Child, Esq. N 0.128, Upper Thames strcet ; of Mrs. Mater, No. 4, Red Lion-eourt ; at the Mart; and of Wiostanloyaad Sons, Pairroosttr-row. ,ppur , _ avileges _ tinances. The GREAT and SMALL, TITHSat. the PARISI!. corn• prising nearly Five Thousand Acres, ain cultivation. producing at present nearly One Thousand Five Hundred Pounds per Art. au at, but capable of very considerable improvemeet, as some part of the Estates are on lease upon old !iris, at trifling rents, and the greater pan of the remainder held by old tenants, Whose rents were reduced at the time of the lowest depreciation of landed produce, and eonsequendy may now be fairly and moderately estimated at TWO T IfollgA NO POUNDS FIER A Nbatm. - CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. This day is published, price 2s. fkl. ALETTER to HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq. M.P. on the subject of Catholic Emancipation, and the senti ments of his Royal Highness the Duke of lock upon that subject considered. By Sir JAMES W. WEDDERBURN. Printed for Robert Jennings,2, Poultry, and Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. M-1 R. EDEN, Surgeon, Dentist, 4S, Threadneedle—sire( t. (late with Mr. Fox), respectfully informs his rumertn.s Friends and the Public, that he continues to supply NATURAL. or ARTIFICIAL TEETH on superior principles, " without tying." The peculiar advantages of these Teeth are, they opersta ai a aupport to those which remain in the mouth (if any), and pt.!' vent their approximation, and even loose teeth are held firm ie tan sockets by their aid : they may be taken out and replaced by tha wearer with facility, and will continue securely fixed on the Cults: they will train their colour, ptrform mastication, assist articula tion, and cannot be distinguished from that of' notural growth. By this invention whole or half sets of teeth are made to set with perfect ease and freedom. The ineonveniencieo attending the less of teeth are too well known to require comment; but to ukase who bsve not experienced the comforts of artificial, Mr. Eden is desir ous of allowing some of the difficulties more or less endured by every individual without teeth. When the teeth fail, the destruc tion of their sockets invariably ensues; .the ona cannot exist the other; the process of absorption commences immediately ; ti c tooth is extracted, or, in many cases, the gum and sockets waste away, acid cause the teeth to become loose and drop out : when as teeth are gone and their sockets absorbed, a great vacuum is left :rt the mouth, which occasions every muscle in the face to be distritt. eel, and the eyes, the nose, the lips, and the chin, are sadly dis figured and drawn from their original position. These Aruficia , Teeth are constructed to supply chit defect of Nature, and gra. dually to resume the features to that uniformity so essentially Sr. quisite to a youthful appearance and perfect articulurfon: its contrivance being mechanical, it is performed without any pain. No. 45, Threulneedleatreet, facing Merchant Tailors' Hail, near the Sank of England. TO BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, OR ANY OTHER RETAIL BUSINESS. SHOWY DOUBLE-FRONTED SHOP AND DWELLING-HOUSE, Corner of Buekingkam-street, Strand. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, TO-MORRO W, at 12, by order of the Assignee of Mr. Rackham. Bookseller, dm a P,ankrunt, AN excellent and ehowy double-frunted SHOP, situate No. 31, on the south aide of the Strand, the corner of Buck ingham-atreet, most admirably adopted for any retail business whatever, and may be entered upon immediately. The House (with private entrance) contains two parlours and kitchen, four bed-rooms, and cellars. Held for a term, whereof three years were unexpired at Lady-day laid, at the very low rent of UV. per annum. To be viewed. Printed Particulars may be had of Molars. Freahlield and Kaye, New Bank-buildings; of Mr. Wiggles. worth, Gray's Inn: of Mr. J. 31. White, 14, Tokenhouse-yard; at the Mart ; aild of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. NATIONAL GUARDIAN INSTITUTION, 46, 111 BEnroaD-sow, lot the Encouragement of Good Servants, Relieving the Dis tressed. and Providing for the Aged. SERVANTS WANTED, of every description, by the Go remora and Subscribers to this Institution. Those whose characters upon it:coley prove satisfactory will be admitted upon the Books as yearly Members, and be entitled to the assistance and protec -don of the Institution, while they preserve the Character upon which they were admitted, and conform to the Regulations. The Funds of this undertaking are wholly appropriated tc be nefit Good Servants—to afford thins the means of providing against distress in sickness or old age. Donors acd Subscribers are entitled to apply for Servants, both couxukacial and domestic, for their own establishment, sad to vote for the relief of distressed and destitute Candidates. . . Also, the ADVOWSDN and NF;XT PiIY.SENTATION to the LIVING of BLACKHAWTON : the present Incum bent aged V 4 To any persons desirous of making $ secure Investment in pro perty of the above description, this estate offers a most eligible op portunity, combining, at the same time. a peculiar advantage of providing jrf any member of the family educated for the church. To be vinwed by applying to Mr. John Oldreive. at ban,lcomb, near Dartmouth. Printed particulars will be ready for delivery 28 days preceding ihe stir, and may then be had of him, and at the Oastle.lnn, Dartmouth ; the Seven Stars, Totness ; the King's Army, King's Bridge; the Royal Hotel, Plymouth ; ‘Veekley's Devonport ; the Hotel, k.xeter ; the Antelope, Salisbury ; the York Hotel, and White Hart, Beth ; the Bush, and White Lion, Bristol ; of Mr. Predefine, Solicitor, I)artmouth ; Messrs. Kerslake and erealoek, Solicitors, No. 4, ltegent,treet, Water- Imo-place, London ; at the Mart ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Patercoster-row. This day is published, in one vol. l2mo. price 50. 6d. in boards ; the Second Edition, THE CRISIS; or, An Attempt to Show from Pro phecy, illustrated by the Signs of the Times, the Prospects and the Duties of the Church of Christ at the present period, with an Inquiry into the probable Destiny of England during the pre. dieted Desolations of the Papal Kingdoms. By the Rey. EDWARD COOPER, Rector of Ramstall Ridware, and of Yoaali, in the County of Stafford. Prii.rA for T. Cadell, Strand, aad W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Applications reeetacd at the house of the Institution, 46, Bed. ford.row, daily, from ten till four o'clock (if by letter, post paid) Sundays excepted, where prospectuses, with the names of the Honorary Directors, Ladies' Committee, &c. may be obtained. ~; .~ This day, Bro. iis I. THE PRESENT STATE OF MEXICO. With considerable additions, containing recent intelligence from the !Inning Districts, Bro. di 2. An INQUIRY into the PLANS, PROGRESS, and POLICY of the AMERICAN MINING COMPANIES. Third Edition. 3. LAWYERS and LEGISLATORS; or, NOTES on the AMERICAN MINING COMPANIES, Bro. 3s. 6d. Printed for John Murray, Albetnarle.atreet. CLAPHAM COMMON, SURREY. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, OFFICES, AND LARGE GARDEN.- Rl INSTANI.LI and SONS, At the Mart, TO-3IORRO IV, at 12, by order of the Executors of William Child, Esq. deceased, A N exceeding!) , chrerful anti convenient FREEHOLD 1 - 11. RESIDENCE, with coach-house, three-stall stable, and offices, large garden, and fore court, pleasantly situated on the East side of Clapham Common, Surrey. The accommodations consist of six airy bed-chambers, a dressing-room, three servants' rooms, h4:h.semasri's clout, handsome drawing-room of good proportion, inorning.roont, excellent dining parlour, breakfast-room, gentle man'. room, and store-room, light kitchen, artillery, and yard, amply supplied with tine spring and soft water, cool larder, roomy cellarage, with other conveniences, suitable fora genteel family, who may be accommodated with early possession. IF To he viewed by tickets only, which, with printed particulars, may be hnd of ‘Vmstanley and Suns, Paternoster-row ; also of Francis Child, Esq. No. 128, Upper Thames-street; at the Plough, Clapham; on the premises; and at the Mart. CLISPOII-170IIRL LONDON, APRIL 26, 1023. PORT OF DUBLIN. LEGAL QUAYS, DOCKS, WAREHOUSES. &e. THE COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S cusToms 4o hereby give Notice, that in pursuance of the Act 5 Deo. IV. c. 92, hletivrs. WINSTANLE V and SONS trill, by their direction, put up to PUBLIC LETTING, in the Long Room of the Custom-house, Dublin, on THURSDAY, the 21st of July next, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, IN ONE .LOT, The New Dock, called George's Dock, and the Lanes Dock com municating therewith. The Southern Half Part of the New Warehouse on the East aide of George's Doric, w ith the Cellars under the whole. A new Warehouse and Whirs, situate between the Old and George's Dock. The Old Dock and Warehouses, with the exception of the King's Warehouse, called the Dry Store, and the Warehouse, called the Tobacco Warehouse, also the range of Buildings connected there with, commonly known by the term of No. 33 Lou.t The Quay next the River, in front of the Custom-house, extend ing casts/dad from the west wing of the Custom-house to the Bridge, or entrance to the Old D. ck. _ NEW MANSION HOUSE-STREET. Capital 340,00111.. in 3,500 Shares of 100/. each. This Street is intended to form a direct communication in a line !root Moorgate and Finsbury square to the north-west corner of the Bank. and from thence to the froet of the Mansion House, and to be called •` New 3lansion Howe-street." Aprli.wions for Prospectuses and Shares to be made to Sir William KR, Bart. ; Price. Alarryat, and Coleman, bankers, Mansion House.sttect; or to Mew& itectman and 11 cathcote, soh- atom Nu. 3;', Coleman-street. All Letters moat be post paid. Under the especial Patronage of the Prince and Princess Eaterluay. the Pnnce and Princess Polignac, the Emperor of Paris, an-1 many distinguished Personages, awl tecounnended by the most einineqt Physicians. ROWLAND'S KALYDOR, .powerful of effect, re: mild of Influence. 7'hls admirable Specific possesses bafas• sirie properties of surprising energy. It eradiates Freckle.. Pimples. Spots, Retinesy, and all cutaneous Eruptions, gradually producing a delicately clear soft skin; trans:Urals even the merit Sallow Complexion into radiant Whiteness; resists the scorching " rays of the Sun ' successfully opposes the ritacts of inclement weather, and renders the harsh and rough Skin beautifully soft. smooth, an] even ; imparts to the Neck, Face, 4113 d Arms, a healthy and juvenile bloom; diffuses a pleasing coolness, and, by due per severance in the application of Rowland's Kalydor, produces a beautiful Complexion. Rowland'eXalydor is equally indispensable in the Nursery to a: the Toilet. Perfectly iminxious, it may be used by the mast delicate lady, with the assurance of safety and efficacy, pos sessing softening and healthy properties. To Mothers nursing their offspring it gives, in all cases of incidental Inflammation. immediate relief; cools the month of the Infant, and enhances ma., tonal ptesuarte in the set of administering alimemary nourishment. To Oentlenien whose faces are tender after shaving.—A gres.t infelicity which attends the operation of shaving is the irritation et the skin ; Rowland's Kalydor will be found excellent beyond pot. cedent in ameliorating and allaying that most unpleasant sensation. It removes unpleasant harshness of the skin, occasioned by intense solar heat or cold winds; and thus to the Traveller, whose arms nose expose him to various changes of weather, proves an infallible Specific, a prompt resource, and, as conducing to comfort, a pleas int, appendage and invaluable acquisition. This thy, Sri. 9s. ed. PRACTICAL and INTERNAL EVIDENCE against CATHOLICISM. By the Rev. JOSEPH BLANCO WHITE, B. M.A. sod D., is the University of Swine; Licentiate of Divi nity in the University of Owns; furnterly Chaplain Magistral Preacher to the King of Spain, is the Royal Chapel at Seville; Fellow, and once Rector of the College of Saint Mary i Jam of the same town ; Synodal Exmoiner of the Diocese of Cadiz ; Member of the Royal Academy of Belles Letters of Seville. &c. &c. ; now a Clergyman of rtie Church of England; Author of " Dohlado's betters from Spain." London : Printed fur John Murray, Albemarle-street. GROUNI)-R E T COMPANY. Capital, 254,00(11. Sterling. In Shares of 251. each ; Deposit 21. The 'Committee of Management still not receive any further applicstionivtar the remaining Shares after the 31st inst. Applications for Shares, and Proposals for the Sale of Land Adapted for building operations, to be addressed to The Com mittee of Management, at the offices of Messrs. Andrews andllift, Joint Solicitors to the Company, 28, Great Winchester-street ; or 13, Huiburn-court, Bray's Inn, of whom prospectuses may be bad. By Order, J. A. WOOLRVCR, Secretary._ DULWICH, SURREY. Elegant Villa Residence, with twenty-seven ACM of Land held for Sixty years, at a Ground Rent. By WINSTANLEV and SONS, At the Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, AVery Capital, Commodious VILLA RESIDENCE, adapted to the accommodation of a Family of the first re spectability, seated on an extensive and verdant lawn, overlooking a parklike paddock, surrounded by luxuriant shrubberies and gravel walks, and commanding pleasing views of the rich scenery ■round, including Knight's Hill, &c. The House is in perfect order, amply supplied with good water, and contains apartments of ample dimensions, viz. an eating-room, about 31 feet by 20, and 13 feet high ; drawing-room, 30 feet by 20, and 13 feet high, elegantly decorated and painted by an eminent foreign artist; library, 31 feet by 20; morning room, gentlemen's room, numerous clambers, dressing rooms, bath room, &c. &c. with suitable offices of every denomination, coach-house, stabling, and other out-buildings, yards, productive gardens with lofty, fruit walls, most abundantly stocked with fruit trees of every description, hotthuuses, pleasure grounds, plantations, and rich meadow land, divided, by sunken fences, and forming altogether a parklike paddock ; the whole in cluding about twenty-seven acres, with suitable farm budding., bailiff's cottage, and lodge at the entrance, situate in the much ad mired and social village of Dulwidt, in the county of Surrey, only Lye miles from London. Held by lease under Dulwich Oollege, for a term whereof about sixty years are unexpired at a ground rent. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with descriptive particulars, may be had of iViustauley and Sons, Paternoster-row; and also at the Mart. This day is published, HINTS to the PUBLIC and the LEGISLATURE, on the NATURE and EFFECTS of EVANGELICAL PREACHING. By a BARRISTER. " Let me take this opportunity of commending, as I ought to do, most sincerely and most ardently, a work, to which the well. wisher to genuine Christianity and our Esclesiastienl'Esmblish anent, are indebted. The writer's statement of facts, his arguments front reason and Scripture, and his a timated descriptions of charac. ter, do honour to the elegance of ttis taste, the vigour of his under. standing, and the soundness of his moral and religious principles. They will preserve, I trust, malty well-meaning and attentive endows from the 'orreries which might be practised upon their credulity and their piety."—(Dr. Parr's Characters of Charle James Fos, voL 2, p. 817.) Prime] for Sherw o od. Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and Iluoter, St. Paul's Church yard. These Premises are the Property of the Crown. They have been recently completed, and in a state of perfect order, and will b 3 let on lease for Seven, Fourteen, or Twenty-one Years, from Michael mas next, determinable at the option of either party, at the expira tion of either of those periods, and the use of all the Cranes and Machinery, together with extensive privileges, will be secured to the Lessees, offering an advantageous opportunity for any person or company is establish the most extensive wharfing concern in Ire land. The Premises may be viewed by applying to the Surveyor for Buildings, Custarn.howte, Dublin, of whom Printed Particulars, with Plans, may be had six weeks preceding the Sale. Particulars and Plans may also be had at the Offices of the Secretaries of the Customs in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh; of Messrs. Win stanley and Sono, Paternoster-row, London ; and of the Collectors of the Customs in the following Ports, viz. :—Liverpool, Bristol, Bull. Newcastle, Plymouth, Belfast, Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Londonderry, Newry, Galway, Sligo, Leith, Glzsgow f and Greenock. By order of the Commissioners, T. IlifitTMORE, Secretary. 1(1 ENERAL STAGE-COACH COMPANY. 1 4. )11 . APPORTIONMENT OF SHARES. NOTICE la hereby given., that the ALLOTMENT of SHARES it the General Stage-coach Company will take place on IFEDNESDAY, the Ist of June next, at which period the Lists will be irnally closed: AN Applications for Shares will be teceived Sy Mesara. Dickins and Davidoor, until i'VESDAY, the 31tt Instant, but no subsequent application attended to. The DIRECTION being now complete, and the Arreneements fully made for carrying the Intentions of the Company into sect, so time will be cleaved in the introduction of Coaches on the levers! Reads out of Gordon ; it being a Resolution of the Cote. nottee to have the Principle of the Company fully and fairly esta blished, on or before the lot of July next. fly order, DICKINS and DAVIDSON, Se, Queen-street, theapside. CHARTERHOUSE-SQUARE. A CONVENIENT MOOSE, MTH IMMEDIATE POS- nOLIVAR MINING ASSOCIATION.—Notice is -RJ hereby given, that the HEED of SETTLEMENT and REGULATION of the BOLIVAR MINI:•G ASSOCIA TION has been approved and executed by the original Lessees of the Mines and the Managing Trustrees, and is now LYING for the SIGNATURE of the SHAREHOLDERS at the temp orary Office of the Association, No. 11, Great Winchester-street, in the thy of London * All rei•ons bolding Certificates of Shares issued by the Lessees, we reci.:.ted to ex-flange the some for new Certificates, and to exe cute the said Deed of Settlement, wiflan Sixty Days from the date on penalty of forfeiture of all their interest in the SESSION. 0 be LET, by IVINSTANLEY and SONS, for T Seven Years, a comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE, in good repair, particularly adapted for a Professional Man, situate on the South-side of Charterhouse- square , containing goo f dining and drawing rooms, six bed-rooms, and every requisite domestic office. Also to be Let, for four years, a qmall HOUSE, situate in Hornsey-lane, Highgate, consisting of live bed-rooms, two par lours, lotclaan, scullery, &c. and small garden. For further particulars, and cards to view, apply at No. 10, Pa ternoster-row. The Hours for Signature will be from Ten to ThrrePevery Day. Persons residing at a distance may sign by Power of Attorney, gar f3rtu of 'bleb :nay be had at the Office. \V. S. HANDASYDE, Secretary to the Association. Dated the 23d day of April, 1825. CAM NET-MAK E SOC I ETY.--CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDoN REPOSITORY for the CARINET-MAKERs' SOCIETY, b,ng the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LE A DEN H ALL-ST EET, opposite A Idgate Pump, and which has been established upward, of Six Years. For Ready Money and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse l ant and incid e nt s . ex p en s es; bring satis fi ed with constant employ. I It to enable them to supnort their families, the number of whom enr by thee Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. the great patronage the Committee have received, they are pea of increasing that number. !..t following is a specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods . mted a. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-poet 4 4 U Tent ditto - . 1 6 0 Bordered Mattress to fit - I 1 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ens L- 33 0 fight Mahogany Chairs - . 6 6 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - . 2 0 0 Feather lied, free from dust and smell, from .C. 2 12 9 to R 8 0 Drawing -room Sofa, from £5 50to 7 7 Ditto Bedstead - 3 R 0 Mal.ozany Horse-Flair Sofa . 610 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly Half Price. The Trade will find it worth their sne m i on. Blouses F.trnishard at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a few hours. ('ends peeked and sent to all parts of England free of expense "tin the matting. ‘, Ohl Furniture taken in Exchange; A ppraisements in Town and t"untry; and Estates valued. roust!? TEE. T. Corder r.%Wilson k i J. Cane T. 114.1er J. ULett AV. Waghorn. TIICHNEI.! ( • r.m.t.. J. d.SLER, beeretory. SURREY ........ Eighteen Miles from London, in the Neighbourhood of Oatlands, Weybridge, and Hampton-court. A DELIGHTFUL VILLA, WITH GARDEN. PLEASURE GROUNDS, AND SIXTY ACRES OF LAND. rilo be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, for a Terra of 1 Years. by W INSTAN LEY and SONS, a most complete VILLA RESIDENCE, with Domestic Offices of every descnp. tion, situate in a picturesque part of the county of Surrey, in a neighbourhood distinguished for its respectability. field sports, and the excellence of the roads in every direction. The Residence has recenly undergone a thoroughly substantial and decorative repair, as well as various 'judicious alterations and improvements which convenience could suggest, and is calculated for the immediate re ception of an establishment of the first character. The rooms are of excellent proportions and well arranged, and every part of the pre mines supplied with excellent spring water. The grounds are in the highest order, laid out with much taste, and the land adjoins the Premises. Further Particulars will be given to principals only, on applica tion to SVinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row ; or of Mr. Rainy, ;co. 8, Berkeley-square. SURREY. ELEGANT VILLA RESIDENCE, BETWEEN RICHMOND and K I NOSTON. NIT INSTANLEY and SONS beg leave respectfully to acquaint the Public that they are instructed to ofTer for SALE by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, June 7, unless an acceptable offer be previously made by private contract, at the Auction Hart. the elegant and commodious Villa Residence called CHESNUT GRO% E, pleasantly situate on the verge of the Thames, contiguous to the excellent market and post town of Kingston, adjoining the road leading thence to Bichmond, containing ample accommodation for a family of the first respectability, in the moat perfect order; including noble lofty dining and drawing rooms, morning parlour, library, nine bed chambers, principal and secondary staizeases domestic offices of every description, and excellent cellars, with pleasure grounds, beautiful lawn and lodge entrance, kitchen gar. den, handsome greenhouse, &c. The detached offices comprise a brewhouse, two coach houses, eurriele house, stabling for six horses, &c. The whole most abundantly supplied with spring and soft water. To be viewed by cards only, which, with descriotive particulars, may be bad of il'instanley and Sons, Paternoster-row ; particulars may also be had of Mears. Francis and Urquhart, Solicitors, Mo. nurnent-yard ; of Mr. Dawson, and at the Griffin, Kingston ; the Castle and Talbot, Richmond ; the Red Lion, 'Putney ; and at the Mart. Elegsnt Furniture, Upright Grand Piano-forte, Cabinet ditto, in a rosewood ease, a few Books, Noble Plates of Glass, 79 inches by 59, and 74 by N, large Carpets, Grecian Lamps, eight-light Drawing-roam Lustre, &c. By Mr. JAMES DENEW, At his Auction Room, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, TO MORROW, at THE Modern and Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, upright grand and cabinet piana-fortes, Large glasses, few valuable medical books, china, glass, eight-day clock, and other effects, the property of a Gentleman, comprising suits or card, sofa, lon, Pembroke, and writing tables, in rosewood and mahogany, consoles and pier cabinets, set of patent dining-tables, parlour and drawing.room chairs, large Turkey and Brussels carpets, in good preservation, excellent chamber furniture, and domestic requisites, &c. To be viewed and catalogues had at the Auction Room, Charles-' street, Bakeley-square. A LL NEXT TUESDAY ! BISII having distributed El even C a pital Prizes among his best Friends, the Public, on the very last Drawing, solicits a continuance of their favours in the present Lottery, con taining Prizes of increased value, and of greater variety. viz.— TWO - - - 1'30.000 TWO TWO Belida Twenty other Capitals, and NO BLANKS ! As every Number will be sure of Five Pounds at least. ALL IN ONE DAY. 3152 MAY. When every Number wiU be decided, and every Ticket a Prise. BISH has been peculiarly fortunate in selling Prizes of 30,0001. There have been only Two Schemes containing Three l'rizcs of 30,0001.: in the first, fish sold all the Three; and in the last, he sold Two out of the Three Prizes of Thirty Thousands. Biala also sold the first 30,000!. ever drawn—the last 30,0001. ever drawn—in the last three months of last year he sold two Prizes of 30,000!. and three Prizes of 20,000/..—and in the very last Drawing, 12th April, Biala sold and shared No. 7,034, a Prize 4020,0001, in Six teen Sixteenths, and Ten other Capitals, in a variety of Shares. Tickets and Shares are on sale at Bish's Offices, 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing-cross, London. ••• The Lottery will be all drawn NEXT TUESDAY, and no more Lottery Acts will be passed by Parliament. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, John-street, Bedford-row, and Hans-place, Chelsea. By IVINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, June 7, at 12, by order of the Ad ministrator of Sir James Lamb, Bart., deceased, in Two Lots, Lot 1. FIIIJE LEASE for a Term of Thirty-two Years, A. at a Ground.rent of 171., of a very superior RESI DENCE, situate No. 33, John-street, containing handsome en trance-hall, dining-room of large dimensions, and two secondary rooms on the ground floor, a no le drawing-room, and two others communicating ; eight airy bed-rooms, and various closets ; two staircases, two kitchens, butler's pantry, and every other domestic convenie tee for a large establishment. Also, in John's Mews, two coach-houses and a four-stall stable, in the occupation of Mr. Stocton, wine cooper. Lot 2. A very compact RESIDENCE. with garden, most de sirably situate No. 17, Hans'-place, Sloane-atreet, Chelsea, con taining four bell-rooms, two drawing-rooms, dining.room , and breakfast parlour ; twn kitchens, various closets, &c. ; h e ld for a Term of I.orty-seven Years, at the low ground rent of 61. Ils. The whole of the above Property is let on lease to highly re. spectable tenants. The Estates may be viewed by cards only :—Lot 1, every clay (Sundays excepted), between the hours of 11 and 3 ; and Lot 2, seven days preceding the Sale. Particulars and Tickets may be had of Mesas. Long and Austin, Solicitors, ( h ay's-inn • and of Winstaulay and Sons, Paternoster-rmy; Particulars a lso at the Cadogan Anne, Sloane attest ; and at the Mart. JIZ2r y\ _ Y. • 11111411 UNPUBLISHED AUTHENTIC MANUSCRIPT HISTO RICAL DOCUMENTS, A TITOG R A PHS, LET - milts, &c. By Mr. SOTHEBY., At his House, No. 3. IVellington.street, Strand, on MONDAY NEXT, the 30th Inst. and Six following Days (Sunday excepted) at 12 o'clock. AN invaluable and highly interesting COLLECTION of UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT HISTORICAL DOCU3IENTS; consisting of Letters written to the Princes of Orange and Nassau. William the First, Maurice, Frederick, Henry, William the Second and Thin!, and other Kings, Princes, Princesses, Nobles. and Great Men of various parts of Europe; among them, four from Queen Elizabeth of England (one written entirely with her own hand to William the First. Prince of Orange, recommending the Earl of Leicester); James the Sisth of Scot. land (First of England) Frederick and EliLtheth of Bohemia, Charles the First, Henrietta Maria, Prineets Mary, &e. Duke of Buckingham, Earls of Essex and Leicester (the favourites of Eli sibeth) Sir Henry Vane. Sir Francis Walsinghant, and Sir Francis Vere ; also a Letter in Cypher (front Oxford) each page having the Sign Manual of Charles the First, and countersigned by his Secretary, O. y. A Corlection of above 3,000 PIECES relative to Political Events, from riot; to 1726, written in French m Jesn Vanden Bergh, De puty of the States General of the United Provinces ; two volumes, comprising above 160 betters, written to William th First, Prince of Orange, the Archduke Mathias (afterwards Emperor) Maximi• liars de Dom, !Montmorency de Montirny (assassinated by Philip the Second) and others, from 1572 to 1563. A most valuable and mubitarious Collection of LETTERS of Eminent Literary Men of England, France, and other Countries, containing Poetry, Pieces of Prose. &c. A very extensive Collection of ALBA AMTCORUM ; among them a Quarto Volume presented by the learned Dibbitus to the Synod held at Dort in the years 1616, 17, and IR, containing the Autographs of the Deputies from the several Countries who were present at that celebrated Assembly. Also PA PA L BULLS, commencing in 12!17; Ancient Charters of the Low Countries, beginning in 1317, with the appendant Seals of the Nobility and Eminent Men of those States, in the highest state of presenation, the entire property of a Gentleman of the highest consideration In Holland, by whose Family they have been accumulated and preserved. To be viewed on Thursday, the 26th inst. and cstalogaes (price fis.) had at the place of sale. Sold in pin . ' bottles at Bt. 61., end in half-pinta at 41. &I. each, duty inelnded, by the sole poiptietars, A. Rowland and Son, 20, ilatton,gerden, Holborn ; and by their appointment at the follow ing respectable houses, who have just received a valuable supply. vie.—by Mr. R. Hendrie, perfumer to his Majesty, Ticirbounie street ; Sanger, 150, Oxtbrd.e:reet ; Mr. Snlytn, perfumer to the Royal Fanolv, 117, (knit and Pierce, 87, D. Rigge, Fieirroia, 158. and Browner, Holmes, and Brewster, New Bond-street ; Bsyley and Blew, Cocksput-street . • Berry and Co. 18; Greek strait ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Low, 3311, eld Prout, 226, Sirand . ; Burgess, 163, Holborn - hill • tVoodman , Piccadilly; Atkinsoe. Gerrard-street; Sutton, Bow Churchyard; Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Itopney, 108, Hatton-garden ; Bentley and Wood, Queen-street t Barclay and Sons, 93, Flea-market; J. and T. Itigge, 68, Cheapside ; Straining, Exchange-gate; Nix. fronting the Royal Exchange; Taite, 41, and Johnstone, 68, Carnhill ; Colley, 28, Bishopsgate.street ; Ford. Fen eh arch-street ; Mattress, 88, and Janes, 59. Fleet-street ; Marquis. Coleman street, Swift. 29, ‘Voxtl, 1.14, and Stamm, 129, Ho:bore; and Overton, 117, Borough. , none are genuine withoat the signature in reek" A. Rowland and Son." " Dolma et plaeree . ettee."-11 ea. Thy house, and tie the ear st tire, That honey.drop) thy plotekag wife. HAPPIN' thr insures.' I Ship" is a gift which, says Juin with ccleht:al into Previous, hot, becomes an imperativ to cleanse the grosser dom of unrestricted negkct of such instances, which, holder, should buiurious habits tropics will relax the premature infatuation natural dignity into a sufferer mote than d we address ours& felicity; nor will , are by the multi': The easy cares suspension of those 6.. —for the female habit is strengthened, and deficient In every case of syphilitic tion of the generative ...- speedily, and with ing empiric from t. deviate from general in our own hr- Surgeons, we ciao y tho.e entering i. where daily attendance letters from the count contain a remittance warded to any -- 9.. I. The /EOM Di<eagep. May be had n street, Soho; li don ; Porter, rit, Glasgow ; 61, Se sellers. Price r That hooey-drop) thy pleasing wile. 41 ESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind, - is by marriage; " the strictest tie of perpetual friend- -1 from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by ihnson, " we approach in some degree of association ) ' ntelligence." a wever, to entering into this hallowed obligation. it 1 - pztatit c duty, not only to regulate the passions, but 4rosNer nature from those impurities which the. free- I , rioted pleasure may hare entailed upon it. To the ii attention are attributable many of those hapless ch, while they excite the commiseration of the be- '.4 also impress him with the fear of self-rquesoh., iabits will effeminize the body—a residence in the lax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the 'emotion of youth too frequently compromise - the I r into a state of inanition, from which the agonised han doubts the chance of relief. To all suck then. ' 4 nukes, offering hope, energy, muscular strength. ill ouradvancesappearquestionable,sanctioned as Sky Itiplied proofs of twenty years' successful ex- t aacv. ! t sea of married life are sometimes disturbed by the those blessings which concentrate the nsmial wreath de habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can bs and deficient energy improved into functional power. to of syphilitic intrusion, as well as is every relax , " eneratire Economy, we pledge our Ability to cure with edict. Earnestly solicitous to expel the urieet. . , , 1 !Tom the position se presumptuously taken up. we • general principles with less hesitation; and coutitleo f t ' i honourabk intwrity as 31ciitbenr of the Colleg e e a it r e e t f i er ng th in e to su m ffr tr i i i m g attendance is given for personal consultation; and • these must he country ire immediately answered , ittance for advice and medicine, which can he ter_ part of the world , however distant. 1 .. (TOSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, matrimonial life) at °r on e c l e ih t e o r our Acz house No. 11, Bosivevie-street, Fleet-street, Loader, I .• Just published Seventeenth Edition, Is of LIF, a familiar C,ommuitary So theOtos i E .., .. 1 ANA, addressed exclusively ti . s a t i ltassfie : at to, Paternoster. row ; St t ilk 174, Fleet-stteet ; 4.. Cathsrimiwalmat i asimai, . . 75, Iblrafton.strest, Dahlia ; JIM. it. Trongste, South Bridge-Wee, £Airnigest ; pfd a all )44 , foe. 1 . . ... Fs 10 114 NI PO an