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- 4 orrCent• • .`" ~s . • Ay+ , • • , • -.0z.-A- *. . •4; . • 1 0 t i tYt kili4.l '• - • v.ll. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, No. 7,208° ,NIJARY 18. 1826. WEST DIDIA DOCK CO3IPANY. I Just published, in twn sols. Ow. price 245. boards, the fifth Edition revisctl and corrected. eiilt on additional Preface, containing Strieturis on a recent Publication by William Stephen frilly, M.A. Rector of North Fatirtnidge, Essex. ►(SHE HISTORY of the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, front the Ilirth of Christ to the Eighteenth Century; in cluding the very Interesting Account of the Waldenses and Alba- SALES BY AUCTION. • FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. irIIIPPING , IIVDELLIGEIVa. DI ILI TA RY PROMOTION. troy of (helm-loco, January 11 , 13`26. Cm* of Royal riappentand klinert—Secantl Captain E. Mahlon, of the Corps of Roy,‘l Engin?ert. to be lut-ant, vice Joao, who reigns the AdjLt intcy--dated Jan. 14, 1326. rrIIIR COURT of DIRECTORS of the WEST INDLA DOC% CMIPANY do hereby give Noir.. that ac EXTRAORDINARY COURT or GENERAL IN EET (NG ;iris COMPANY wiUbe held at this House. on FRIDAY, tne tlth instant, at One o'clock in the afternoon, pursuant :o the tllo.:rini Requisition, agreeably to the Act of Parliament •• Ws, the andereigned, members of the West India Dock Com. pony (bets severally Proprietor' of It'll!, or upwards of the said Canpany's capltal stock). haying had reference to the reductions in toe Rites and (31argcs payable to the Company, made in the years M2l, 1823, and NIL to the recommendation of the Select CAnuilttee of the House of Common* on the Foreign 'trade of the l'euntry. and lathe declaration of the Company, in the printed :Able published on the'27llrJune, 11123, W. —That the Rates thereby established were ' intended to give the West India Trade the decor tut WA% at less than remunerating charge,' whereby the T eem_ mentiatton of the Select Comniittee of the House of Commons will la: completely Whiled on the 3lst instant, do hereby request that a Special lieneral Court or Extraordinary Meeting of the said ('om. }any may be called. for the purpose of conaidering the expediency of makar.g such alterations in the said Rates as may be adequate ant! consistent with the fair charges of the Port of London. " WILLIAM MITCHELL " RICHARD LEE " 4f: SEAS BARELY "COLIN ROBERTSON DgotinE HIDDERT " DAVID LYON. Jun. " ANDABW COLVilir "JOHN PLITSIMER "JAMES SHAW "JOHN H. DEFFELL " GEORGIE BROWN " JOHN DRINKALD." /17 odder of the Court, H. LONOLANDi, Secretary. Wort India Dock House. Jan. 11, It32t. N.B. 74' ch 4 be mica at Two o'clock pesoiealy. NEGRO SLAVERY.—Tbe PETITIONS to be pre setnod us the Howes of Lords and Commons, from the in heAtaott of Laudon and its vicinity. for the mitigation and ulti mate extinction et st.A V bail' throughout the British dominions, snJ unarninowly agreed to at the Meeting held at Freemasons' Hall, or. the 2l‘t December last, Wm. ‘Vilberforce, Esq. in the t;hait, lie .for signature% at the undennentioned places. viz—Free masons' Hall, great Queen.street; Crown apd Anchor. Strand; King's head, Poultry ; Moms. Ilatchard and Son, 187, Picca dilly; Messes. Harrey and llarton, 35, linteechurch-street ; Mr. L. B. Seeley's., Fleet.arreat; and at the Antis Slavery tiosiety's (kite. 18, Aldermanbury. 1 MPERIAL BRAZILIAN MINIM':' A880CIA TION: The Directors of the !repaid Orgeftlan Mining Association having, under the powers vested in them by the Deed, made a C.►Ll of FIVE POUNDS on each of the Shares of the Associa tion, forming Me Second Instalment, the Proprietors are requested to pay the same on the amount of their respective Shares to Messrs Frys and Chapman. Bankers, within thlrty days from the date hereof. ------- No Transfer can be made after a Call until payment by the Pro priest desirous of making such Transjor. LEWIS LEWIS, Jun. Secretary. Jan. 2, 1824. ITNITED KINGDOM TEA AGENCY COMPANY. J The Public are requested to take notice that H k;NRY sti,KXANDER ILLINOWORTE, the late Manager, mid LEWIS GORE GORDON, late a Traveller in the KICKY of **Company, are no longer employed by the Directors ; and all maws are cautioned spinet giving credit to the said Henri A. Illingworth and Lewis Gore Gordon on account of the said Com. patty, as the Directors will not hold themselves reepottaible for any of their engagements. - - - • The Public ire likewise cautioned against recovering any scrip for Mharee in the above Compsne, unleis the same be signed by the Secretary, Mr. JAS. BU f TIVA NT, the said h enry A. Ming 'worth and h. G. Gonlon having, in eoropeny with others, clantles.. tioely removed all the unappropriated Scrip, together with other property, front the Offices or the Company. To Sail In April, VOR CALCUTTA, the well-known first class Teak 1: Ship PALIIIIRA. bindles OM tons, JOHN LAMB, Vommander. liar aecorninalstions are of a superior description, and she carries an experienced Surgeon. For Freight or Par+age apply to BUCKLES, BAUSTER. and IWCUANAN, 33, Mark-lane. To sail on the 21:kh of February, 1e26, FOR CALCUTTA, with liberty to land Passenger s at the eery fine Teak ship PROVIDENCE, bar. !hen 700 tons, JOHN DIA RTI A RDLIE. Commander (of th e Honourable Company's Service) ; to load In the City Canal. Has a very commodious poop and other mrellent acc,ommodarions fo r Passengers, carries 'Starves, and Is fitted as a regular Indiamati. 1-',w Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem Lace-house; or to ISBISTER and HORSLEY, 7, Billiter-aquare. With all delpatilt, having one half of her Cargn actually 1 - 10 R VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, and NEW SOUTH 4 WA I.ES, the faat,sailing Ship, ADRIAN, A I, Burthen 3& Tent STSPH EN BROWN, Commander= 11inir in the Lo: ion Dock. Has superior accommodations for Paaaaagan, aad will (arty an.eayeriencad Surgeon. _ _ . For Freight or Parrage. apply to W. D. Dowsoi, MP, Old Broad. strut% ; the ender ; or to ISIHSTER and HORSLEY, 7, Billiter.oqsaro. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S TEA WAREHOUSE, Hee. 91, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. rr WHITRIDOE and Co. are now supplying the /IL* Public with TEAS wetly at the Wholesale Price.. BLACK TEAS. I GREEN TEAS. Twankay - 7 0 Bloom Hymn - 8 0 Fine Hyson - 10 0 Young Hyson - 10 0 Finest Hymn, - - 12 0 Gunpowder 125., 1.12., and 16 0 s. d. ood Csnion is. 4d. sad 5 ' tong. %-in-a.cou . 6 0 Vine Von . Superior Gorgon trod Southong Souchong 6 6 8 7 • . 8 0 imperior bouchong 10 0 Prime s. d. I 6 2 0 Tea, 6s. 4d. !amain Cofre• )utch ditto U. d. Fine Bethke - 2s. 4d. to 2 8 Turkey - - 4 0 !O INVALIDS WHO CAN: rOT TAKE PEDESTRIAN OR EQUESTRIAN EXERCI%E. HOPE, UPHOLSTERER, Rathbone-place, IV • Londintrespee - titifylnforms the Nobility, Gentri. Stc . . bet in the ostirre of his basins (tbe letting nut of Merlin, Rath, 4 Invalid ('hairs) he has had se great •deniand (or CHAMBER IXERCISING HORSES (through the recommendation of the r'sewlty), that he is induced to manufacture them on much im. principles, the springs being so tempered as to carry from 5 o 311 stone: the action is similar to the canter of the managed iou., Slid by the least est:than will cause a genial warmth and Lepers' circulation of the blood. The price from Bto 12 guincts. Way tither Ire putchased or hired, with suitable power to the seteht they are intended to carry. Likewise a much-improved LEO.REST. which is strongly re. !ommended t persons subject to the gout, rheumatism, or cold or !snip feet. Persons having Rath. Merlin, or Invalid Chairs to dispose of, .nay address as above, post paid. Wednesday, the 23:11 of January, 1826, li l e.3lticea 7 will cow. menee the Publication of E ItEPRESENTA'NYE, a Daily Morning News- JL paper, intended to convey the earliest and most authentic , ohtteal, Commertial, and Domestic Intelligence. Advertisements, nd Communications far the Editor, to be sent to No. 50, A hie. lade -street, until the :rah of January, and after that day to " The tepresentauve" Dice, No. 26, Greet G evage.street, Westminster. Inlets for this Newspai,cr ue requested to be sent to the rust tasters and Newsmen..Albeniarle.strftt, Dec. 29, 192.5. ° cDICATED. EY PERMISSION, TO Il ia MAJESTY. In the press. and speedily will be publistiod, ITERARY and MISCELLANEOUS MEMOIRS. nu J. CHADOCK, Esq. IU.A, F.S.A. " Yet bath my night of life grime memory."—Shakßpeare. . . Copies of the First Volume havlng been hastily given, which ere nerdy intem'ed for particular friends es a kind of remern. rant!. more ere uow required than can possibly be supplied ; it is lereorr thought proper to commence the publication of Two Vo. L „ ~ the secoa of which will eonNist entirely of a Journal made Fiance previous to the laic Revolution. is day is published, liantisoniely printed in post fly°, price 7s. in boards, A LES OF TO-I)AY ; or, Modern Facts. Con- Mining Narratives ..f the most extraonlinary Occurrences of ' rat drte. With Engravings. This work contains more interesting matter than moat of the an. al Publications. lei narratives may be read with all the plea-' able excitement afforded by romance, while they impart real °ledge, and afford higher gratification from the circumstance of it being true. The embellishments by Mr. Williamson are riled. and at the same time instructive: it will be found one of cheapest books of the (ley. and one of those works which ems oft Profitably be put Into the hands of youth. _ Published by Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row ; told by eatley m i d Th f ral, Dublin; and all other Bookseller/. ii. Thi By WILLIAM JONES. London : Puhli!bed by the Author, 5, Lovell's-court, Pater noster.row, alid sold also by all other Booksellers. " There a uo exaggeration in Mr. Jones's language, when he says that if hell had byin emptied of its inhabltants,and all let loose among the valleys of Piedmont greater enormities could neither have been expected nor committesit than those indicted by theCatho. lies on the AV aldenses anti Albigenses). He has pursued the nageVy to the concluding scene, and related it with the feelings of as 'Liftman and a Claristian."--Qoarterly Review, No. LXV. IMPROVED LEASE OF AN ELE(I.I.NT RESIDENCE, REGENT'S PARK, AND TILE COSTLY FURNITURE, WINES, PLATE, LIBRARY. 1% 1r R. PH DILI PS respectfully notifies, that at Twelve 1!L for One o'Clock precisely, 'IRIS DAY, he Pltwal SUB MIT by AUCTION. without reserve, attdtt the Premiers, No. 43. York -terrace, Regent's Park, the eleipotly fitted and conveniently arranged House and Offices, the property of a Oen. tleman retiring to the Continent. The pendent ate pleasantly and airily situate in York-terrace, with its front towards the Park, commanding varied and beautiful views of Highgate and !lamp. stead, St. John's Wood, &c. with immediate access to the Park, and contiguous to the most fashionable part of the metropolis, and consisting of a cheerful suite of drawing rooms, fitted with great taste, a spacious (lifting room and library, and a suitable number of airy and well-proportioned chambers, coiupetast to the accommo dation of a family Of respectability, uniting the requisite offices, with the pleasure ground in front. Alay be occupied immediately after the Sale. field on lease. at a moderate rent. Airy be viewed by descriptive particulars and catalogues, nt Is. lid. each, which may be bad on the Eternises, and at 73, New Bond-street. Booksputlished biSherwood,Gilbert,and Piper, Patarnostee-row. TO SPORTSMEN. RITISH FIELD SPORTS; embracing Practical I_.ll Instructions in Shooting, Hunting. Coursing, Racing, Fish ing, £.c. ; with Observations on the Breaking and Training of Dogs and Horses : also, on the 31anageasent of Fowling-pieces and all other Sporting Implements.—lly W. H. burrs, Illustrates] with upwards of tin highly-finished enmsvimp, coin prehending every variety of subject connected with held spurts, and executed hy the most eminent artists. In I large volume liyo, price IL 18s., or on royal paper, with proof impressions of the plates, 31. 3s. JOHNSON'S SHOOTER'S COMPANION t -comprising a Description of Palmeri and Setters, as well as of those Birds which are the object of pursuit ; of scent, anti the reason why one dog's sense of small is superior to another's. The Fowling-piece fully ' considered. particularly as it relate§ to the use of percussion pow der. On the properties of Percussion Pottier, and best method of making it. Shooting illuatrarett, 'and the art of shooting flying simplified and clearly laid down. The Game Laws familiarly ex. planted, tic. 6.e. By T. B. Joitttsom. New Edition, consider. ably enlarged and improved, and illustrated with three Engravings by liandscer. Price 9s. in boards. This is a well written and well arranged piroduction."—Lit. Citron. The S PORTS3I A N'S REPOSITORY, comprising a series of highly-finished 13 ,, gravings, representing the Horse and the Dug in all their varieties, executed in the line manner, by Mr. John Scott, from original Paintings by Marshall, Reinagte, Stubbs, and Cooper; accompanied with a comprehensive descrip tion of the different species of each, and a variety of information in Training and the Amusements of the Field. ByW.'ll. SCOTT. Author of " Bridal, Field Sports." Elegantly printed in 4to. and embellished with Forty highly-tinished•Copper-piste Engravings, and numerous Woodcuts, price 31.35. boards, or may be had in Six Penis, 10s. rid. each. TAPLIN 13IPROVED ; a Compendium of Farriery, wherein is fully explained the nature and structure of the Horse. Exem plified by ten Cuts, each the full figure of the animal, describing all Ms various parts. Price 2s. The TURF HERALD; or Annual Racing Calendar for 1824, with copious Indices, and separate Lists of the winners of King's Plates And Gold Cups. Also Lists of the-winners of the Doncaster' St. Leger, and of the Derby and Oaks at Epsom, from their onm mencement; winners of the King's Plate at York since 1710, and of the Gold 'Cup at Richmond since 1739. By Julia: FROST Price lie. half-bound. A VISIT to the FIVES' COURT. By ROBERT CRUIE9 MANE. Being a faithful picture of that celebrated place of amuse ment, for displaying manful'sports. Price ts. accurately coloured, or may be hail, framed and varnished, price Us. BOX LANA ; or Sketches of Ancient and Modern-Pugilism ; including every Pugilistic exploit from the days of Fsgg and Botughton, down to the tight between Hickman and Cooper. B Plwitc t: SCAN ; in three large volumes, ilvo. price 21. 4s. With a Fourth Volume, containing all the Transuetioes of Note through -1 out the TORTS 1321, 1022, and 1823. Preceded by a practical Tres tile on Training. including Captain Barclay's method, after which he trained Tom Crib and himself. price 18s. in boards. THE ROAD TO A FIGHT t a Picture of the Fancy going to a Fight (measuring in length 14 feet) containing numerous OM. ginal Characters, many of them Portraits t in which all the Frolic, Fun. hark, Gig, Lite, Gammon, and Trying-it.on, ore depietesi, incident to the pursuit of a Prize Mill, accompanied with a copious .and characteristic Key. By PIERCE ROAN. Price I is. plain, or 11. coloured, neatly done up In a box for the pocket. " Nothing equal to this Picture has appeared since theiniriiiiable Hogarth's " March to Finchley." We here find real life, origi nality if ataractic and the peculiar traits of • certain cleat in so ciety, so masterly pourirayed, and' with so much notirte, that it might he urged it is without a competitor in the modern school of design."—.S'portivg "ling. LIFE IN LONDON. By Przacr. EGAN. Or the Day and Night Scenes of Jerry hawthorn and his elegant friend Corinthian Torn, in their Rambles and Sprees through the Metropolis; ele gantly printed in royal (Ivo. and -embellished with 36 coloured Plates, and numerous Cots ; the Scenes from real life by I. R. and G. Cruikshank. Price 365. in boards. The ENGLISH SPY; Characteristic, Satirical. and Hume- MS. By BERNARD BLACEMANTLE, " the very spy o' the times," the eccentric historian of the present age; comprising Sketches of . Character, Interspersed with choice Anecdote and original Remarks. Illustrated with rich coloured Plates, drawn from the life by Cruikshank. Now publishing periodically. The first vo lume completed, and embellished with One Hundred Designs, full of spirit and humour, continued on the Ist of every month, price 3s. fal. each Pan; the Parts last published containing a variety of Scenes taken at Bath, Cheltenham, and other places of fashion { able resort. The SPIRIT of the PrRLIC JOURNALS being an im partial Selective of the best Essays, Jcua d'Esprits, and Tales of Humour, Prose and Verse, from the Morning, Evening, and Sun day Newspapers; arranged as a Work of Reference, or to form at most entertaining Volume, either for the Library„Fire.side, or Pos.-enaise. Accompanied with characteristic Embellishments, by the Cruikshanls, Rowlandson, Lane. Findlay, 11 awksworth, and Wageman. To which are added the Chronological Events of the Year. unit an Obituary of eminent Persona. Price lbs. W. in boards. Also, a new Edition of the Volume for 1823; containing, besides the Selection of the Year, all the Poetry of the John Bull, from the commencement of that paper; the whole of the celebrated Parodies on 3loore's Melodies, &c. &c. Price 10s. 6d. in boards. E SCHOOL FOR WITS; containing a valualile Collec tion of Bon Motes, Anecdotes, Epigrams, and other Poetical Jens d'Esprits, spoken or written by the moat celebrated Wits of the Age. a great many of which have never before been published. By RALPH WEWITZZk, of the Theatre Royal, Drury.lane. Price ed. in Boards. The HERMIT in EDINBURGH or, Sketches of Man. ners and Real Characters and Scenes in the Drama of Life. In 3 vols. price Ilia. in boards. " Tim reader who turns over these pages in quest of Life in Edinburgh' will find abundance of character, exhibited in a very piquant manner."—Critical Gazette. The SPORTSMAN'S VOCAL LI BRA RY : containing nearly 400 of the best Songs r.lating to racing, shooting, angling, hawking, archery, &c. Handsomely printed to foolscap Bro. with appropriate Embellishments. Second Edition, price:ls. boards. THOUGHTS on FOX and HARE HUNTING; in a series of Letters. By PCTI.R ilecuono, Esq. A New Edition, in Bro. with numerous Cuts. 14.. " Mr. Rockford has so well described the present practice. and' given such solid and rational advice on the subject, that his Tres. tine has. frain the date of its publication, become a general Teat Book; indeed, all persons that delight in Field Spottsshould be in possession of it." SPORTING ANECDOTES; including numerous character. istic Portraits of Persors in every walk of life, who have acquired notoriety from their achievements on the Turf, at the Table, and in the Diversions of the Field ; the whole forming a Complete Deli. neation of the Sponing World.—By PrEncg East. New sad improved edition, illustrated with Coloured Plates, and nu. merous Wood Engravings. Price 12s. in boards. KUNOPCEDIA ; a Practical I:ssay on the Breaking and Train. ing the English Spaniel and Pointer. To which arc added, In structions for attaining the Art of Shooting Flying. By the late W. Donsov, Esq., of Eden Hall, Comberland. In Oro. price 10s. 6d. in boards. " The Author has hare contrived to amass together all the per. ticulma of Horse, Dog, and Man, worthy of bring known. It la It happy composition, full of whim, with a slip of morality 11 a bit of lemon peel in one's punch. and flavoured by the litue•jnice of slang. No affectation,—no dispirited plve es.. taint eubjeets, no nonsenee! It does not run a long-winded down, but is every thing by tits, and nothing long. All heard of the wonderful phenomenon mare, Mr. Plpylena,.—Flying Chiltiere,--Snoieball s —Eclipse,—Toto Ilarnbletontsn, and a toultiiiide of others, should purchase anecdotes, for they are faithful In the dispensation of fame and beast."—London Magazine. M it. E I F VALL I A N OTS. a I t SL S A A u L c Lof lta Tlen ß d a i r t t l ho r m d ew cn i s a t n li THIS and EIGHT following DA VS,is arranged in the following order, viz. :— I►first Day—The Wardrobe of fine Damask Table and Bed Linen and Wearing Apparel, &c. Second Day—Plate, Plated Articles, Jewels (including a fine Brilliant Necklace), Gold Chronometer and Witches, Snuff Boxes, Trinkets, and Cellar of choke old Wines, consisting of Pon (12, LI, 6, and 5 years in bottle), East India Madeira, Sherry, Sauterne, old Bock. and Claret. Third Day—The Indian and Chinese Articles, Freneh•Clocka, Marbles, full-sized Billiard Table. large Glasses, Curiosities, Phi losophical and Musical Instruments. &e. Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Days—The valuable Library. Seventh Day—The choice Collection of Paintings. Eighth and Ninth Days—Valuable Miscellaneous Effects. To be viewed till the sale, by catalogues only, at 6d. each, which may be had of Mr. Thomas Williams, !Egli-street, Cheltenham ; Mr. Ridley, North-Sheet, Brighton ; at the Mart ; Garrawity'a and Chapter Coffee-houses; and of Mr. Williams, Throgroorton street. • FREEHOLD ESTATES AND MANORS, DESTONATEII • ARHELDHAM HALL, NEW HALL, BACONS, MANOR FARM, MARSH FARM, and the coATE FARM, With Family Residences and Workmen's eminent the whole oornoirrime Assemovistottekdo siiiiistrieltos of A stteldbans and Dcngie, Hues. ' - By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON. At Germany's, London, on TUESDAY, the 2lst Pehruarr. 18.2 C. nt 12, in One Lot, by order of the Trustees of the late Horatio NVegg, E.g. V ESE highly important and valuable FREEHOLD 1. ESTATES are situated in the most de.irable parts of Asheldliam and Depgie, within ten miles of Mahlon and four of the port of Burnham, in the county of Essex. comprising a portion of the richest land 'in that highly cultivated county, and offering one of the finest opportunities for the investment of capital; it is dividei into Five Farms. cmtsining ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and EIGHTEEN ACRES of rich arable, pasture, wood, and marsh land, of the very first quality, in a high ROC of cultivation, lying nearly within a ring truce, divided into Five. Farms, with family residences, workmen's cottages, and every tequisite agricultural building, all in good re pair. and occupied by a tenantry highly respectable. The Manors or reputed Manors of Old and New Hall and Ba cons, with the Court Fees, Courts Baron, Righti, Royalties, Fines, Quit-rents, and Appurtenances, and also all the valuable growing Timber on the whole Estates, which has been recently valued at 5,000/. will be included in the putchase. The Property is sold subject to the Life Interest therein of a Gentleman in his Oath year. Particulars may be had on application to Messrs. Sewell, Blake, and Keith, Norwich; Messrs. I.owton and Nicholson, Lansdown place, Brunswick.square; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, .`34, Buck lersbury, London. rro be Peremptorily SOLD, .pursuant to a Decree of IL of the High Court of Chancery, made In the two several I causes of Taggart versus Hopkins, and Taggart versus Hodder, with the apprubioten of Francis Paul Stratford, Esq. one of the Masters of the vitt ('ours, at the Public Sale-room of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on FRIDAY, the 111th day of February, 1821, at one o'clock. in One Lot, a valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, catled FUR LEY FARM, situate in the pariah of Netherbury, in the• comity of Dorset, about Owe miles from Ilridport and Beaminster, consist of ISIS. 3n. 3!v. or thereabouts, of excellent meadow, pasture, arable, and coppice land ; tot Cher with a substantial and conve nient dwelling-house, cider press-house, store-cellar. dairy-rooms, good garden, farm-yard, barn, stables, granary, and other out buildings; and also a detached small fame-Morse, with dairy-rooms and other oat-buildings, and garden ; the whole being within a ring fence. Printed particulars and conditions of sale may he had (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers. in Southampton-buildings, Clrincerv lane, London; of Mr. Sabine, Solicitor, No. 9, Carmarthen. Street, Bedfoni•square. London ; 3lessns. Nettleshipp, and Bicknell, Solicitors, Orocene Hull, hoodoo; Messrs. 'iVaiisewright, and Giraud, Solicitors, Furnival's Inn, London; at the Bull Inn, litidport ; and at the principal Inns in Blantiford. TOSMPIi COOPER and k r/ Within, AUCTIONEEIV, APPRAE, AGENTS, and UPHOLDERS, leg to inform thri. - the public generallr, they continue to REGISTER ESTATES and II) E$ for SALE, in any putt of the Kingdom, and trust that few concerns in the metropolis, atioing from their long sow blishment, por.sess more extensive connexions for the disposal of property. Housefold Furniture purchased at liberal prices, or ri. moved ro convenient situations fur disposal, if sales on the premises are objected to. It is the principal feature of their Establishment, to settle all sale accounts generally within three days after the salei Mare been ef• trued, and to make no charge for registering property intended to be disposed of by Private Contract, unless absolately sold through their agency. Ez ,, TAT ES SU RV ENE It and V A INE It ECE i PT of RENTS. S'curities, and all deaerlptlon of Pro. perty trisnaged With promptitude and despatch, whether under trust or otherwiseosnd ample security given where required Lind • dry soon-- :e-street, 110U$E ends, and DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY, Lgt at the Bankrupt Office, under Act IL Geo. 4:11, cap,l6, see. 6. damrs Sucit. Blackman..dreet, Southwark, boot and shoe manufacturer. (Flied Jan. 17.) SEPIIMUS lIERHERT RYLAND and Josuu• KNIGHT, Islorselyclown, lightermen. (Filed Jan. 17 ) BANKRUPTCY SUPERSF:DED. _ _ . . JOKY CONWAY,i:pptril3ll;fortr-ftil.;;O;anibet.ll, builder. BANKRUPTS. Avatrstve APPLT:CIATIT, Startifortt.street, Lambeth. printer, dealer and chapman, to surrender. Jan. 21, at eleven, 31. and Fib. 211, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, 3lr. J.- a Boatock, tieorge.atreet, 3lansion [loose. likotoB SADLta and Joitx Flaru, (treat Guildford-atreet,' Southwark, seed•crustiers, dealer' and chapman, Jan. 28, at eleven, Feb. 7, arid 28, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, hlr. ‘Villiam'Copeland. Gray's Inv-square. Jolts/ licntwELL. Upper Clapion, Middlesex, tsrern.keeper, dealer and chapman, Jan. 21, at eleven, 31, and Feb. 28. at twelve, at the Bankrupt" . Court. Solicitor. Mr. Robinson, Walbrook. WILLIAM CAMMACX, Coppice.row, Clerkenwelt, timber-mer chant, Jan. 21, Feb. 7, and 18, at eleven, at the Bankrupt.' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Cltft, Ilolborn•cosirt, °ray'. Inn. Soggier SHAVE, Wellclose.aqutiee. linen.draper, dealer and chapman, Jan. 24, at elvvan, 2.8„ and Feb. 211, at tea, at the • Bankrupts' Com, Solicitor, Mr. liettjatnitt •fileethrick, Lawrence-lane, Chespside. Joist Durrox, Tottenham•comt.road, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, Jan. 24, 31, and Feb. 28, at twelve, at the Bank. rupts' Court. Solicitora, Messrs. Green and Anhurat, Sambrook court, Basinghall-atreet. A LEXANDEI CANBELL MANX', Church-street, SnitalBelds, silk-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, Jan. 21, at eleven, IC, and Feb. 28. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mt. Cranch, enioo.courti Broad-strect. JADE" Hitt. ten. and HILL, jun. Wisbech Saint Pettit', Isle of 1•:ly. Cambridge, hankers, dealers and chapmer, Feb. 7. 8, and 28. at ten, at-the. Rose and Crown Inn, Wisbech Saint Peters. Solicitors, Mr. Thomas Wing, Caroline-place. ; and 111ters. Gtirdbtstone, Wing, and Jackson, Wisbeeh. DANIEL. HARDY, Brillion, Norfolk, bombaxine.mannfacturer, Feb. 1, at five, 2, and 28, at twelve, at the Bull Inn, Norivich. Solicitors, Messrs. Poole, Greenfield, and Gamlen, Gray's Inn, London ; and Mr. John Ransom Holt, Norfolk. RICHARD DRITT•IN, Birmingham, pocket-hook-lock-maker and brass-founder, dealer and ehaprnan, Jan. 36, 31, and Feb. 28, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham. Solicitors, Moan. Swain, Stevens: Maples, Pearce, and Hunt. Frederick's. place, (lid Jewry ; and Mr. Whateley, Bennett's. hill, Birmingham. JCUIN MAY, JAMES WYllanN, GYM. WHITE. NMI JOHN MERCER. Deal, Kent, bankers and copartners, dealers and chap men, Jan. 30, 31,.and Feb. 213, at eleven, at the Guildhall. Can terbury. Solicitors, Mr. Noakes, Sandwich, Kent; and Mr. Ben jamin Hall, Serjnant's Inn. Fleet-Street. Jottx LEWIS, Sheffield, linen.thaper, dealer and chapman, Jan. 27, 28, and Feb. 2a, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Solicitors, Mr. William Thompson, Sheffield; and Messrs. Bettye, Fisher, and Swilow, Chancery-lane. ADAM CLAIM, Jerntyn-street, Haymarket, carpenter, dealer and chapman, Jan. 21, 28, and Feb. 28, at twelve, at the Batik• rums' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Stevens and Wol ' ad, bitde Saint Thomas Apostle, Queen-street. • RICHARD HODOsKIN, Bromptan, Kent, grocer and cheese manger, dream and chairman, Jan. 28. at eleven, 31', and Feb. 26, at ten, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Noy, Tem pler and Noy, John-street, America-square. and Tower-street. Jon); Cooler, Wood.street„ Cheapsitle, hosier, Jan. 21, 44. and Feb. 28, at nine, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Stevens, Hatton-garden. EDWARD ATKINSON, Morpeth, Northumberland, tanner. dealer and chapman, Feb. 2,3, and 28. at eleven, at the Turk's Head Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Solicitors, Mr. Leadbitten, Bucklersbnry ; Mv. Forster, Neweaatle-opon-Tyne; and 'Mr. Chatiton, Morpeth. Hanna- EDGCC MBE, Tewkesbury. Gloucestershire, cabinet maker, dealer and chapman. Feb. I, at five, 2, and 4.11, at ten, at the Bell inn, Tewkesbury. Solicitors, liens- Jenkins and An. bon, New Inn ; and Mr. Lewis Goodin Senior, Tewkesbury. NATHANIEL MEssITER, of Frame Selwood, SomenteLshire, banker, woolstapler, dealer and chspnten, Jan. 24, 98. and Feb. 48, at eleven, at the George Inn, Frome Selwood. Solidtors, Messrs, Ellis and Blackmore, Gray's Inn ; and Messrs. Britton and Bush, Ifeotna m . 11'. Wiraussom and WILLum Coons GILL, Holborn.• bridge, woollen-drapers, dealers and chaittned, Jan. 28. 31. and Feb. 28, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors; Messrs. Jay and Byles, Gray's Inn-place. JOHN WATsON, Willington, Northumberland. viewer of col. Bevies, iron-founder, irommetchant. dealer add chapman, Feb. 6, 10, and 23, at eleven, at the Turf Hotel, Neweamie.upon.Tyne. Solicitors, Messrs. Grace and Stedman, Birchin-lane, Lom bard-street; and Messrs. Carr and Jobling. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. EDWARD Ilinnann and WILLIAM HENRY ALEXANDER. Norwich, manufacturers, partners in trade, dealers and chapman. ' Feb. 1,2, anti 28, at four, at the Castle Inn, Siinr Peter of Man croft. Norwich. Solicitors, Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe. King's Bench-walk, Temple ; and Messrs. Parkinson and Staff, Norwich. Jong . MAY and JOHN Meat:Ea, Deal, Kent. money.scrl.' veners, trader* and copartners, Feb. 1,2, and 21.1, at eleven, at the I Guildhall, Coventry. Solicitors, Mr. James Leith, Deal; and Mears. Alexander, Carey-street. Lincoln's Inn. DIVIDENDS. I Feb, 7. Joseph Brown, Austin-friars, merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court-Feb. 11. Thomas Daver.port Latham and Joseph Parry, Devonshire-square, merchants, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Cuurt-Feb. 11. 'Thomas Vale. beg.alley, Lorg-acre, coach joiner, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court-Jan. 24. George Gardiner, St. John's-aurem, ironmonger, at twelve, at the Rank rupt;' Court-Feb. 7. William Hugh Jones, Croydon, Surrey, coal-merchant, at twelve, 'at the Bankrupts' Court-Feb. 11. James Figram and Thome Russell Pignm, Maidstone. pavers,- at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court-Feb.. 16. George Sharp, Leeds. conlwainer. •at twelve, at the Sessions House. Leeds_ Feb. IS. Richard Newell, IlerelMd, tailor, at eleven, at the Catlett house. St. John's.struel. Dereford-Feb. 8. Thomas Buckle, beads; merchant, at eleven, at the Coutt-House, Leeds-Feb. 18. John Wilson, Leeds, 'Fetzer. at twelve, at the Court-House, Leeds--Feb. 14. Thomas Johnson, Deanne, Derby, victualler, at twelve, at the Georsre the Fourth Inn, Nottingham. CERTIFICATES.-Fen. 7. Joseph Liversidge Tuck, Haymarket. jewellev-John Crone. Cheltenham. tallow-chandler-William Ford, Exeter, nurseryman -Marian Pierpoint, Cock and Bottle, Strand, victua l er -John Thatcher, Worth, Sussex, innkeeper -John Hollins, Ardwick, near Manchester, iron-founder-John Schmidt, Ball-court, Com bat, bill-broker-Win. Patterson, Basinghall-street, merchant-- Robert Yorston, Mitre-court, Fleet-street, law-stationer-Leonard Jackson, Gerrard-street, Soho, picture-dealer. SCOTCH SEQUEST It A 'PIONS. HENRY TAYLOR, Glasgow, haker; creditors to meet in the Lyceum Rooms, Glasgow, Jan. 23, at twelve, to choose an interim factor ; and Feb. 17, at twelve, to elect a trustee. Janie CARLIER Terxmln, Leith, merchant; creditors to mess in Ambrose's Tavern, Piccardy-place, Edinburgh, Jan. 20, at one, to name an interim factor; and Feb. 3, at one, to elect a trustee. Jour; and WILLIAM CLELAMIk Glasgow, joiners and marble. cutters ; creditors to meet in the Black Bull Inn, Glasgow. Jan. 24, at one, to appoint an interim factor ; and Feb. 7, at one, to elect a trustee. II von (100 t.% Wilson-town, distiller; creditors to meet in the Royal Exchange Coffee-house. Edinburgh, Jan. 18, at one, to choose an interim factor ; and Feb. 1, at one. to elect a tntstee. ADAM and FINDLAY, Luggieside, Kirkintilloch, distillers; creditors to meet in the Lyceum Rooms, Glast ow. Jan. 19, at one,' to name an interim factor, and Feb. 3, at one, to elect a trustee.. •, • PETER M'INTIRE, Glasgow. shoemaker and leather-merchant; creditors to meet in the Lyceum Rooms, Glasgow, Jan. 23, at one. to name an interim factor; and Feb, 7, at one, to elect a trustee. (MAMMY SANDERs. Glasgow, wholesale hardware-merchant and agent; states of affairs at the counting-house of Mr. James Tway. accountant, Wilson-street, Glasgow ; dividend to be paid Feb. 17. PA RT NEASII I PS DISSOLVED. John Bradley and William Hyde, East India-mad, Poppet, rope-makers-A. ram% Hernaman, Newton-Abbot, Devonshire, and Andrew Howard. St. John's, Newfoundland, merchants-William and David Drysdale. Alva, North Britain, woollenmanufacturen --Jans titanium, John Travis, andJatnee Leas, Bottom of Green Acres. Moor, wit hin Oldharn,..Lancashire, cotton-spinners-F, 'r a t. coach-makers- A. d. LIVERPOOL, MoxnAT, JAN. 16. • Moak-F. fair—tiost—High Water II m.p.4. Lnived the Crown. Piarlar, from Caßamat SPOTISM", beer St. John's N.B. • New York. MIMIC. from Now real having been in .the C hannel 16 ders • Richard, yletcher4freew Demerara: Comnserca, —, from St.' John's. T.H. t Yuba . Plabody. from .Miramichi ; and Neptune, from Neofeling" land anti Jersey. L • Off the Jane, from St. John's, NA; Spartan. from Mew ' Orleans ; Pilot, front St. Peterseargh ; and Mediterranean, frame Havre.—Three Ship. of at half-past three. •.• . The Arab, from Lisbon, sailed the 2tith Dec. I the IlardWerst was to sail in seven days. The Crown, from Calcutta. taunt from Calcutta 21st /baguet. and. front Sand Heads lit Sort The Henn!. hPLeod, wees 6 Mil from Sand Heeds Sept. far Liverpord : the Crown talked from 18th Nov. ; the Sir; Chnifee hieort. for Falotellib. bras se sail litth November; on the Ist of Jan. an the edge of the soundings, spoke the Julius Cvesat, from Liverpool for New reek. The Indian, Shannon, from Liverpool, hen eittived at dd. cotta. The Emnia, Al'Honald, from &mos Ayres. for Eiverpoof, s arrived at Crookhaven ; veiled 28th October, -hi comprtor wish e Martha. fur lAvertmel. The Fanny was to emit from Mermen 24th Octoker. for Liverpool. The Buenos Ayres packet and Mi. nerve were mead in all November. The Richard, More, from liiverpool, has anived st Carthaguaa• The Alargaret, —, and Maria, —, from Liverpool, - Wake strived at BitenooA ere.. The Elizabeth, Tobin, from Liverpool, wiled' at Denier. la 26 days. ilf i ettudr. JAW. 13,...The Zephyr: Arrowandth , nalludAllinfle endures 28th Oct, fir London, with the Rosalind, evolved hew; , former was run on board of by an Ainerican ship. anti received .01ipundetable damage, and in coneetlence wait accompanied-into • 241111 WM by the latter. cu. MOUTH, JAN. 11.—Wind S.E.—Arri red the if eigiiiiigtoo, KWassan, from Penang. suited 21st August, and from the Cape gf Good Hope Bth November ; Faith. Walker, from ninon* Sitita'• wich packet, from Lisbon, sailed the lithirat.—Suiled the Emukthi packet, for the Brazils. PLvatouTtt, JA X. 16.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrival the Favottrlre„ Ford, front the South ideas. sailed from St. Helena the 2tath ler November. The Sir Christopher Scott, bound to Ainsteidere, was at St. Helena, and had buried her Cupful*: the IleretHet. Vaughan, was to sail the day after the Favourite; the Elishitt, stone, and Sir Godfrey Webster, arrived at the Cape the 4th •etf Noventher. Poirrituotrrif, JAW. 16.—Wind 8.5. W.. fine.—His Majesty's ship Herald , went out of harbour, • and remains at it:pithead; bound to Malta.—Arrived the John and Dorothy, Smith, frets Sunderland. Dtst., JAN. IG.—The wind shifted to the S.E. about cicren A.M., since which the weather has been line anti clear; it was pit. viously a thick frosty haze, with a light wind from the No Ws Passed through the Wesley, Tindall, for OportOt and the Ma watch, Rich's, fir Lisbon: and the Three. Sisters, Jones, irons Waterford, for London; the Berwickshire, for India. tenntins.• • • Itsuastaeu, JAN. 16—The broadside tif a wreck, supposa* to hare b. en a brig, was towed in here this afternoon, but bean* under water, nothing ran be. aseertained until the ebb. Guaves It; X tr. Jsri. the Kscipe, ll'extel. Asia, Round, from Listisn ; Sarah, Redman, from lied Lark, Paul, from St. Michael'.; Fortuna, Shumack, from Strad: sund ; Endraght, Winners, from Saloc.—Salle! the with," Bryant, Days, for Jamaica ; (langes, Lloyd, for Calcutta. I HITEHAVEN, JAN. 12.—Four of the crew cf the Albtogi Fisher, of and fur this port, from Dublin, arrived lucre the.ktra instant ' and report that they abandoned her the 27th .ult. near Lb" Orm's Head, being nearly on her beam ends, and it is feared ) foundered soon.afterwarda. • AxTitEnP, JAW:l3.—nm frost continues, although some appearance of a change. this day.-11'in1 W.S.W. The river is full of Busting ire. lasnox, JAN. 7.—The Union, Abbott, from Seville: ORA' put in here 24th ult. has .aliseisarged her cargo into the Joaqu'r4 Guetherine, in order to be repaired. The Margaret arid Jean, Nichols. from Seville, Toe. London,. Thar put into.Liabon leaky. loss or mils. "i.e. and must discharge. The :Heiler', fur New South Wales, was, spoken the liiiti;kkti by the Elphinstone, whir.li arrived at the Capecit Uood Hope die 3d of Nov. from London. • The Marquis. of Beatings, for New south .Wales, was spoken in lat. 9. N. by the M'ellington, Evans, which derived at the 4.4011 the 6th Nov. from London. The Henrietta, bound to the Mauritius, was 'woken the Ilth. Sept. by the Pheasant, Pagler, which arrived at the Cape the 4th Nov. front Uibtaltsr. The Amphitrite. Morgan, was totally dismal* et Trinidad& de Cuba during a hurricane, oh the . 2ittli Sept. hot has 401 refitted, and sailed fur Litocien. about the 9th Nov. 'l'lw Abilete. he:ong.. ing to Kingston, Jamaica, was wrecked at Cuba during she same gale. •ais 1493E1.9 IN THE TAGUS JAN. 31a,jesty'i ships .smk blon, Ocean, Tribune, and Aurora; Desire, Barley; Reit. Writ= - • . tens; Carolina, Cuming ; Diana, Duncan t Thistle, Brodie; Venus, Andrews; Royal Mail. Scott; Tom Bowlinb. Positstow Vintage, Fraser; Susannah, Watson; Agnew. Belcher; Settredau. Mitrdan ; Avalon ; Pcrrinian ; Retrieve, Steel; Vigilant, 1.-ck ; Mayflower. Langmead ; Standley, Hall; Union, Abbott; - • dence, (Milk ; Susannah Maria, Steward; Hardware, ; Little Ann. Merchant; Agenoria, Tuchest ; Norfolk. Postal: Hope, ;Badge - Fame, Trickles ; Eclipse, Smlth;• Vacuole. flanileyrs ; Selflower, Hayward; Friends, Howard; hleridaki Tape; Cumberland, Clements. • EAST INDIA SHIPPING. • 'Tlue ANGLER'S (WIPE t being a nee, plain, end Practical Treatise on Angitng, deduced from many years' . and Observation. Ily T. F. SA wrEst. New and enlarged Lion, illustrated with numerous new Cuts and Lngrarings of Flies, &c., drawn from the Life, price Ue. in boards ; or royal paper, of which a few Copies only are printed, This hook is quite sttidded with well executed F:ngravings, exhibiting faithful portraits decoy object of the Angleetpurevit, as well as explanatory representations of all the Iniploments ployed in Fishing, with full and clear Instructions We were much pleased to find some ample ins , — ing, which we have hunted for in TIMID Aunts of Sporting, No. 23. Isis Majesty's ship LiTey arrived at the Cape 6tlr N. , vernbovi: from Trincuumlee, bound to England ; on the 29t5 100. 4.40.1 the ship Isabella, from Madras, in distress, having los! her wk.. masts, &c. The Liffey supplied her with spans. The Ileighington. arrived at Falmouth, spoke the Enterprise itesm-restel on the Mt Oct. in tat 34. 30. S. and long. :3, .East, all well. The Louisa, from Calcutta, put into Penang• ia a leaky state. and Nailed again for the Cape, in company with the licittltingierk. Capt. Sumatra, of the liiphinatoae, from London to Dessal i , died nt sea on the '2.kl Sept. . . ARRIVALS THE CAPE.—The Elphinatnne, ..:Lean. from' London, on the 4.h Nov.; on the 6th, the ‘VellinKuin. Lcaue. from do. ; on the Bd, the Two Friends, IIloo:n, from St. Abeirsaw.l •on the 4th, the Sir Godfrey. Webster, Renolson: from Cotit--, sailed from 'fencritTc the dth of Angina; on the Oth4 ttielkarise cant, Pairler, from Gibraltar, for India; on the 25th Sept. hi% dlajelty'eship Liffey, Coe, frotn Trincomalee; on. the .113t11:0414i sober the Si. Ilelena, Fairfax, from St. Helena: on the Nov. bis Majesty's ship A:ens, Alachielsen, from New York: an the 25th November, the Favourite, Foord, koin 'fidfouerbil ifip 29th August, the Heighington, lVilson, from Penang, atilea. August Id, nine weeks--codie, sugar, spices, rattans, hod, nuts. PAsszttathe PER HEIGHINGTON—Ensign de la Tritty,-his Majesty . ' 87th Rep., and Mr. Dixon. Satiorns Tiros( Tut CAPE—The Amity, Johnson, on i?2a 18th October, for Dreenoek. OcT. IV.—The Alacrity, Finlay. for Bombay. Our. 20.—The Ellen, Camper, fur the Slauritiva. OcT. 30.—The Triumph, Green, for Bombay. Ncid.3.—The Eleanor, Weir, for London. The Venus, Kilgour 4 was loading at the Cape for Vats Ditienatic Land and Vert South Wales. The Melville, Phillip", fresta , tes welt coast of Sumatra, and sailed for Singapore 11th • Slurs sro EN WITH—The Enterprise, Johnstone, the 1 .14. October, in Ist. 34., 30, S. lung. W. E. steaming against a 'fresh . S.E. wind and heavy sea; the Hereon, Phillips, from Antwoer.; , .. to Van Dico.an'a Land, 11th Dec. in lat. 47, cong. IR, Henrietta, ,Strom Bordeaux, bound fin; the hbidenintlra s , the 11th the Pheasant, arrived at the Cape from Ointaltat,t; . • *the Isabella, 11 Allis, from 'Meares, in distress, having lost ttret s . mart. ac. Etc. supplied with spurs by his 31ajedy'x'shinLitliy$•r: the Marquia of Hastings, for New South %Waleson lee. :Lie. uteri • Wellington, arrived at thr Cape; the Medway, tier tilt* S4kitia. . %Vales, the 15th of October, per Elphil!atOtte, Arnve4 at fak. Cape; the Hercules, Vaughan. to ail the Thud* Noves.,lkr the Sir Christopher Scott, IVise, from Batavia and tivz Cape. St. Helena, bound to Amsterdam. PASSEMOEUS, PEI LOUD LowTBCa, Toon : ST. 141 f I..t.rta —Mr. Thomas Cole, Mr. Stephen Cole, Mr. Thos. lteeu. eke sistant•Surgeon; Mrs. Ann Reed. 1111.ses lleed,•N rig " Reed Emma W. Reed, Sarah E. Reed; Jahn , Rev. lowater Vernon, Chaplain, returning 'Pumas (dae.r.trt.:„. • 'EAT. Counsellor, Mrs. Eliza Oreentree. .Miaa.Jane Brat,Jus, William %V. Doeeton, Lieut. D. M.Malicin Menne. Thomas S. Reed, Thaw. B. Knipe, J. It. C. Mason, omit:lulu V. Attilwawrop, - • eadda. From Bumbay—Miases A. treinuier,,E. Idesseeit. 3t. 3 Braid, E. 31is• Elias Meed.,Mnt.J.. AL Do- -'s Euripesix.ser. an:. W . Med!se ip of morality In it, like •„• J. t. ‘ncl !ton have extmitive dry more-moms for wars- . ton and Francis Mott, Lade Q reed -street. H dux " . c ,,,,, h _ rnA i em _ calle4s. From Rum ay--: mica n. v. vonnes..-, it. qtripir.r. gy 3 Braid, E. Disfountain, Mrs. Miller, :Bow Eliot End., 1xi.../... avoured by the choicest hott,ing Furniture of all descriptions, on moderate charges. Thomas Gilbert Boathouse and Thomas !lollop, 11ancheater dispirited pasaages —no linen.desners--John Dyeterand W. T. Coker, huleand skin-brokers w ,„ ' . ' In • long- winded subject TOOTH-A(11E AND EAll-ACTH —John Fielder, Charles Pitt Bartley, and John Fielder, jolt., 'W. l' s edn'an• cadet. Mr. Henry Pritch a rd, RIO. en %SW ling long.' All. who hare )3ERIII"S ESSENCE has received the unction and Duke-street, Grosvenor-square,. attorneys--Thounis Gorton and establishment, procieding via ft. Helens and Bombay ; Mr. J. a;.. : Mr. Well's matchless I support of the most distinguished pereonagas in She King. chariest Dean Rowney, Birmingham, fender-manufacturers— Johnson, file MOClldf it. :EchPac.—Tntn Crib,— don, together with the united testimony of the first Physicians In Edward Ititherta and William Owen Roberta. Liverpool, wholt4ale. 4==11•11..1.. 11.1111 . 111.=.1 . should purchase these &nape. And numerous favourable comments la liiably tespectabk geneers—Senittel Duke, Jecob illehael, and Samuel Weliwyn , FlRE.—Monday evening, absont, halflipM ten oel . 0..., - nsation of f a me to man Itleilical Journals, whore it has been declared to Id - tbe beat Parke, Red-Lion-square, sttorrieps-,Joeeph Williamson, .and fire broke nut in the upper part of one of the.bausrs fortn Cr iag or thing ever discovered for the Tooth-Nein and Igapipthe." It in. William Daffy, 1-pital-stleseth AMMO**, Alk-nienufacturer , — son's-buildings, -a beautiful new row, opposite the canal: - li - r*v, Ploin , end complete ws"toneolls l 7 re li evva the most exerncistinu pain. putwever the John Juke*, and John Jultatn i lus., Dowlete, wholessle.iron- Kinpland-rosd. The family were ontersainitig • pasty of frets% run ma ny years' Prnctice Teeth sound and firm, prevents further decq, ellbetually cures otongen—Thomu Cesike and Jan BrromellOrth, Counter-street, and the sett ant, who had gone up stairs, is supposed OD have ac...i... gee and enlarged Et.h- the &awry In ihe Gums, fastens loose 'lentil, sad tinders them Southwark. potetoe deelire—John AWN* /Meson and Alesan- deetly fired the coo/tins !bile arranging 110*.luda„ MeV:: and Engruvisiga of Fish. finn and serviceable to the latest period', and eftetuidly prevents der Lodwlek Irvine, Canal p row, Beratandsey,spe-Inahers.—llenry was, of course, immediately given to the jennies at* Lei ore .; ~ s. in boards •or on fine the Tooth-ache, Portion and James li'right, theplednkbuildinge, Holborn, en. hon c hoed; and the parish *epicene from the New ,(' Aix eel • Sold to Routes at Is. I id. and 23. Vd. by Patients Chymists. 4, pavers and priotera—Prelds rilital g al i LosmintJane, Richard Ilsek»sp, which was sou miscue spos,serweib.tdreiseek. '2 printed, Pis. II executed Engravings , Cheapside, comer orb . % l'tora ; and 54, Sarttrins....", t , 1) ,, b14 , 4 idlengiu, Darlington , and Jahn ffort 7 . Taunter, commos- gems et the demer downwards, Nth,. asseholif of the AngleeePurawirs 141101 7 and 0 0 .. 1:1 6 , New Illottil-strect , end 1120, ftegelkspeset ; and earners. so far as regards John . Hartley— ward Bibby, Blanches .. and the Sun opposed to Ouu a, asoce ettenstaterin L . . . ....., • all the Implement' em- tx, °he principal Medicine Venders througbeu. th i s Mika in tom. , ter, and Richard Carr, Preston, ootton-matingteturees--Charles however, ties roof had tit In , _- beat be the Ortriliten-94 •"'. . ... . tractions for using i ltem. Of whom meg his bad, 1101111An'IS 111tVNSIPHMC C OR N"Paverner Miller and Christopher Blackmer, Cork-street. Mud- and a Featly and ample supply of !rater She ille 1 •-. le is l i on for Troll- ELAISTEK, .elt excellent ilemedi fur Snarl*, Camel gx:, , ta t : i4l.-11141Pr Rohde, JooePb Albin Slack, Pitt Tho/11111,. the upperlbsera sittheaeue husk MA/re *lli • Thellesects, Leman street, - Onegenan'sdfields, . sugar- elegant furniture, were entirely dell4fOr 1311 lire "Catall7 Walton and Cottoes".- Bunions: tie: . 6 .° Be careful to ask for " Perry's Essence for the ?riche , rattersoo fu as regsrds J. A. Bleck. extinguished, end tbe engices bad gr e .Nse) lv NM 'eletks THE SUPERB FURNITURE, PLATE. WINES, PICTURES, NOBLE ULAMES, POR. CELAINF. GLASS IVARE, BOOK lk CLOCKS, &c. ERRACE, REUENTS-PARK. ,r R. PH ILL PS most respectfully amoutices, that L. THIS and 'PUREE following DAtil,._44 Twelve for One o'clock precisely each day, he Lahala 411113T1T Oy AUCTION; without reserve, at 1%9A Yalriallhasa i Agrees perk. the modern and elegant HOUSEHOLD FUKNITI7ItE, nearly new. fashioned with signal taste. and in the highest preser vation, embracing a costly suite of drawing-roontnppendages, in rosewood and blue silk ; noble glasses, in gilt frames, measuring 93 by 26. MI by rm, et; by 59, 65 by 47, and others of minor.dimen 'ions ; brilliant chandeliers and Limps ; sofas, chalse.lounges, her triers and chairs, formed of rosewood and silk ; excellenrteting, screens, a rosewood cabinet piano ; the shaped and cireJar lon, sofa, occasional, card, and other tablet' ; consol..” , and pier tables, formed of picked rosewood ; live mahogany library book 411..44 ; dining-room suite, formed of a massive carved aidebaard, with braise mountings ; pair of column closets: a sarcophagus cellaret ; a costly set of dining-tubles, fourteen feet long by five wide, formed of picked and beautiful oak, and eighteen chairs, carvedirames and morocco seats. The chambers embrace handsome four-post, canopy, and tent bedsteads, with chintz 'draperies and window-curtains, en suite ; excellent setv.oned bedding • a ladies'-dress wardrobe ; chests of drawers ; cheval and oilier glacier ; toilette and dresaing-tablei. The Service of modern PLATE, of 2,600 ounces ; a Library of weilowlected Books, in handsome bindings ; a cellar of choice French and Foreign Wine/. Liquenrea, and Spirits; an aasmolage of useful and decorative Porcelaine and Ilisgait ; rich or-molu Clocks, Candelabra, and Bronzes : a collection of Paintainga, Drawings, an 31iniatures ; an excellent service of rich Cut Glass ; culinary articles and miscellaneous objects of utility and ornament. .lay be viewed by Catalogues only, to he had, at Is. Ild. each, on the premises, and at Air. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. go'