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OATS, at the firdnance lart, In Tooley.strett. may receive per- ticnl of the Contract at t (Wks between the boon of Ten and Your, and deliver their Tenders aesk.l up and directed to the Agent fur Comenleeariat Supplire, merking thereon " Tender Pre fkini t!' on or betere TUINDAY. the 24 . 1 November. but nose will he received titer Truly° o'clock on that dory ; nor will atoy Proposal he noticed unless made on or rule ,ed to a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in ll'orde at length ; not indent a better be subjoined to ouch 1'T1.1 , 0 , 31 by 'Two Persons of known Property engaging to heroine bound whb the Party tendering. in the Suui expresind in the eitrilekll4lll for the due Perforeminee of the Contract. )141T11/11 C,VEII6I.If; ASSOCIATION.—TiIeorn 1) "forting of the Committee .ill take Our at the ErttilllWlollN 'TATern, Greta Qwen-sitect, ou THIJILSDAY, thu rim day of o, to:as, at 12 o'clock. EDWARD 1111.04.1 NT, Secretary. OAR MOH? AND COILS 4:4IMPARY, BILIDOE-STREVT, UM:Kral/11C —LOSPOII. OCT. 11/. 1824. N OTICE herlleby given l' o , That the HALF-YEARLY 'ollllf the PROPRIETORB tlds Compony..mo-mant to the Act of the betb George 114. bo Mid on II FAINESOAV, the 3d day et November neat, at the (:coma and Antrim Taws, in the Steaatt, to the Ceenty of Middle. ma, at Eleven o'Ckirk in the Forma" fiy *adze of the 1 mot of Directors, RiC:IIA . RD4II;DE, ti.eretery. ...... _ , N.S. The Chair will be ultra at Twelve o'llnek Kee:m.l7. At this Alerting, the Annual Election of A 'Amon. will hike place, and tile 'Salim will catnips' open for foot bouts from its commencement. Irjr,l,Ailliedzia,,ta,,,,paaftrior trotting the lopply of Water of • Ftlft 11/id tillel6Cll,lklll.ollC COMMITTEE O MANAGEMENT. Sir Edward Banks I R'lw:t Itkk anus, Esq. llama. Itruniun. Kati. %V. lWu•h, I:tq. Jarl,M Ilurt.,:l. Emg. Edmund %I'. Rundell, Esq. V ills n + Stnnler Clarke, Esq. Hobert Slade. Esq. Vl'altiong I ramilugy, Esq. Sir Walter Stirling, Hart. Wmlpol , , Lyre, EN. W. Tbompson, Esq. 31. P. and J.4m Garrett, Emi. Alderman. Alderman. N. T. J. Glyn. EM. Jobe ram Timing, Esq. W. Grenfull. Erq. I 'olonel Trench, M.l'. Thomas !la/lifts, Esq. John Tailor*, Esq. ll'heniss flood, Eaq. W. Venahles, Eaq. Alderman. liturgic I.'oll. F.M. Samuel Williams, Esq. Rich. Al. Maikes, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Eaq. WANKI:1111 Mears. Glyn, Mills, Ilallifaa. lawn. Mills. and Co. ; stud Sir Walter Stirling. But. Stirling, and Moduli. tar:oar:cm Mr. l'ltilii• Taylor. snLicaosa Alt lam Fryman and Iltalherna. roireettmot to he had of Alesm. }mitten and Ileatheote, Coleu:al-strvrt. A 11.1wattomi for Sham to be made by Letter, whlrmoil " To the t:ohhittre 111 31anagement ;" to be left et the Mice ut Mews. Fryman and liratheute. MARINE Ir QT. PATRICK ASSU established by Ari OEVICES, DCP LIN, 3h, CoLLEG,:-na►:r.r Lox nox, 72, LorsAmo-rt a Lel. DIREI7OIIIS, (SI tRANCF.. RANCE COMPANY, of Parlisonnt. licorice Nugrnt, Esq. J. M. Pike, Esq. Robert Smyth, ►:al. Richard 'Smyth, KM. George M. Niw•yd. Graves rhaisiney Swan, Esq. S. ‘V. Tyndall, Kal. Hohert E•ii. John Wal•h, Jobn Wiatloin, ►isq. John Birch. Esq. I.lntbm Balton, Esq, t ; nage S Eses. Arthur Plume, Esq. Ito4ert limiter, Esq. J. E. Ilsnitinan, Patrick IleDennott, F:sq. John klayne, Esq. Francklls, E 4 q. Sernnril Mullins, Esq. Pattirk Nolan, Kul. The fit. Patrick Assurance ( Parliament. have opened an (H upprisbc the Post *Mire. for Air,. Ike a ivamagrr of effecting In be untriestionahle smirk? , in A CAPITA!. OP lIVO 3111.1,111 NS STERLINU. combined with liberality and promptitude in the ailjnatment of Claims, which, in the event of disagreement, w:11 be submitted to Menthes ni bows sad Averages will be paid in fourteen days ante adjust. mot. In addition to the customary allowance of Brokerage, a Discount of Ten pm ('mt. will hr made for prompt payment ; w white ar enuntr are kept, the Company will make the abatement usual at Lloyd's upon settlement of balance*. • R OYAL UNIVERSAL IN Fl RMA (DILI)IIEN, 'ompany. ratablished by Act of Nice at No. 7!. Lombard•strrct, iting 31arine Ricks. Iran:mem with this Company will ll 10k WATF.III.OI) 111111101.-90A11. PATRON The K isig'a Mnai Ex;elient MAJI .'4T V. A A I, (:1:N ERA I, M EETI NG of the 111 RECrORS arid GO VEH NOR , : of dd. VGA lIITV will he held at the City of London Tavern, on FR I lIA V next, the 222 inat. at 12 o'clock at Noon, Gar the porpme of toloptief melt niennirea a. may be denied vnilter, in order to testify their mow of the lam thi s bati k tut;ari tk:w ,toemitied in the lamented death of the late Dr. JOHN 111'K M ELL IS, Founder of the Charity. The Chair will be taken by The 1.4)1(11 MAYOR ELECT, V. P. anti Treasurer, at one o'clock precisely. The rsuumittee having declared a Vacancy of Physician to the Institution. ocraaionetl by the demise of the late Dr. J. 11. florist, Notice is hereby given, that a Special I :mend Court of the Itirectors and tissvernors, will be held at the newly ereCteil !Moser, in the 11'ateilou Brolge-road, on %1'IP:I/NI:1.4)AV, the 17th Itay of November next, at tell o'clock in the Forenoon pre cisely, forint a Physician in the room of the late Ile .1. B. Ihivir. floc ballot will commence at I I o'clock in the Forenoon, and done at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon ; and throw fentlemen who In tend to offer themselves an ('omlistrecii for such vacant situation, ▪ respiired to attend the 31onittly Committee at the I nfirnini yin the largo.) Bridge-road, on the previous IVeelticalay (Illth November) at rs de ock in the Evening precisely. and then and thereto produce their revertive 'restimonial. and Qualitieatione, at tin Catabilaie can he admitted after that day. Any information can. In the meantime, he obtained by applying to the Secretary, N 0.31, Pillosall. I'll R I,ES I' A RTER, Secretary. Dattnithis 13th slay of I let. 1821. killer and 3lctlitals lot feeding. clothing, and rearing yming childrrn, as edeed by the late l)r.J. B. Ihrris, are re.peddiahed hit the benefit of the Charity, and may be had of Simpkin and Statimier's-cou rt. To BE 1101SPI/SED (IF. AMost mtretable and entobliolied MANUFACTORY, in the North of England, which has been carried on wish inftrvwel tweets the upwards of thirty years, and is in complete order, arrangement, anal employ. The Proprietot being shout to retire altogether from titisineva, the pirchardnoney may remain ha several ycarp upon approved *tansy. N i s i ihe hot pri•wipals can be tre a ted w ith in regan t to this extra. firth anent! k hl y advantageous opportunity of employing theist. arlreo and their capital. Apply to .11r. Tatung.. smith, 28, heintreli-lane. the fiiincial_ patronage of the Prince and Princess Ete srbasy, the Princ e and Princess Polignac, the Emperor of l'etsie, and many distinguished personages, and recommended by the mint 'unarm Physicians. it ( KA IS 11(1ft, powerful of efett, yet nuW ofliodurrice.—This admirable spiaatie possesses balsamic properties of surprising en-rgv. It eradicates Freckles. Pimples. 'Mts. Redone', and all cutanistits erupt tans, gradually producing* Jelicately clear soft skin; transtOrms even the most sallow cool -11" Inn I" ) radiant whiteness; rests s the 10051 scorching rays of the sun, suroessfully opposes the mucks of inclement weather, and 'oilers the harsh and rough skin beautifully soft, *mouth, and ism ; tinparu 0r the hire. nick. and antis, a healthy and Juvenile stilt : diffuses a pivoting coolness ; and, by due perseverance in `etc application of RowiJuid's fisilvilor, produces a beautiful cum -01 •ann. Rowlanifs Kalyilor is equally indispensible in the Nursery se at the 'Toilet. Perfectly innoaious , it may be used by the most de ntate Lady with the assurance of safety and 41060,1 P"'"its'ing softening and Ite.iling properties. TO 31.111(rs tutting their off spring it gives, on all 1%1111, 01 incidental inflammation. mediate relief; ands the mouth of the infant, and enhances maternal plea surs in the act of ailittint .teriug alimentary nourishment. Gr tientlnu e n whose fin es are tender after Shaving.—A great infelicity which attenits the operation of shaving is the irritation of lhe skin Rowland'* Kalvtlor will he tOutid eacellent ley I ye tMem in anuitotating and alluring that MOPS unpleasant sensation. he removes unplcuoint harshness of the skin, measiored by intense anise twat or cold winds; and thus, to the Travelke, whose tOnll expose hint to various changes of weather, Proves an in 'lll44 speeitic--a pinion; resource —and. al conducing to comfort. • pleasing appendage and iliVaillabie acquisitiam d Sold in pint battles at Hs. Id., and in half-pints at es. fkl. each, ~,rlfl"tirlded, br the sole prom IMMO. A. 1011 W LA N If and NI IN, h " • L l 4. llSltnn-{;*span, i:olinltli, I,omion ; and, by appointment, y most Perfumers and Medicine Venders, who vend their cele brated OtACAtisAit oid roZ • Teo prevent Irmositott. ask for Rowlad's Klydor. and e the Signalljr, e ! ink, on the l e b c i, n "A. Ho i wland and yes. if' ;ft 14 11. so LONDON, WEDNEVDAY, OCTOBER 20, W 24. With all despatch, FR NEW SC)IITiI WALES anal VAN DYE MANN LAND, or VAN DIENIAN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH AVA LES, the remarkably fattl-anilb%eapPered slap HU(l1I CRA1VF0111), WILLIAM !ANION, bite ni the Intuitions, Conintander, Burden no Tons, lying in the London Dock. Ilan fine accitnimotlations for Cabin and Statrain l'antengent For Freight or l'amag, apply to BUCKLES, BAUSTEK, and SUL lIA NA N. t 3. Alialt-lane SALEi lid' AUCTION. -,-- TtrE: vAlx,%nr,r. AND vunv EXTENSIVE FREE HOLD FriTATER OF TUE LATE MARQUIS 01 01(31ONDE, Together wish Alines of Coal Stsd Irox-Etone, In Derbyshire, Staf fordshire. and Warwickshire. By 31tosta. ROBINS. 'AV the Angel Inn, Chesisr:ickl, In the county o u Derby, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. the s2ul and :‘ days of Ile. bet 04 the First Saks; at lb* Dell I. Derby, on W 1:11N ES. DAY amt TI/ElldDAli, the 374 and 21h1 days of October (for the Second); at tba Aka look Tavern, Newcastle-under- Lytie, on MONDAY, November I ((Cole the Third); at the I . t"vra Anne, Coventry. ito.W 1.1 /NESD.t V, November 3 (fur the Fourth); and at the Auction !Wirt. on TDUIDWAY, November 18 (for the Filth); by direction of the Trustees for Fahc of the English Estates of the late Mantels of Orutonde, under an Act of Parliament,' he earlobe and suitable Lots, TOW T•IK rimiT SALE, r 1 1 1111.: valuable and highly Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES of the late Marquis of OR NIONDE, , r a. IN THE Col! OF . OF DERRY, very desirably situate at C Newb Bri old, mingbam, Brampton, Watson, Ashorri. - , Morcwood Moore , and Wheats:T.44mA eirosipreben.fog rend excellent Fouts, tocluding altogether -IMO ACRES OF 1..1111. The land-tax redeemed 011 the whole, and in the occupation of • respectable tenouseq, at ezereellnglr law rent., whirls at Lady-day next wilt justify a ennsidrvalite augmentation. 'flare arc VALI lA lII.E COLLIERIES, . .. -. To Sail In all October, • • VOlt MA 1/II AS anti BENGAL, with halve to touch JIL at llialcira, the tine newly Copper& Ship WATLRI.OO, A. I. It •irinen SPn Ton.., A RILES IIA Ell, Comniatiilt.r. Lying in the 1 .17 EnnaL Has a Foot, and most risperior A.Ticninixlations for l'aasenftera, Lad carries an experienced Stiff...COM }'or Frelplit or Pasinge apply to Capt. Gardner, at the Jeruialeni Coirce-livuie ; or to ANSTICE and al, binie-atratt. near the Haat India Howie. • To Sall on %Are thr 10th of November, R CALI'U'rTA, with leave to lam! Pateenrera at MAI/RAS, the hue Teak-built Ship PAIiIUIRA, JWIN Commando-, hurdle 100 Tanta, lying in the City Ras ear/ superior seresmaodotions for Passengers. • Fur Freight air apply to Mew". Ballet, Farquhar, Crairfritd, and In. No. 71, OldlSnwul.,trcr t ; or to RUGNI.ES, RAGSTEIL and RUCIIA NAN, MI, Mark-lane. ....... ..... . and rtViiittiVe Si {nett in various parts of the hstatt, beside a Share in tits Manor of A shower, with all 4ta rights and privilcges thereunto presenting alts very dsairabis oppue j amity for fp% to D. An tlw aphid ler) S4ESTAT ES, eligi bly situate Isetwees i n n THE CODNO AND !MANOR ESTATES, in the County of Derby, in the occupation of now remeciahle mint% at low rents, and which at body.dey next may be greatly in. creased. The yore], erenpfrisends altogether about ONE 1110USAND ACRES OF LAND. distributed into sinful Farm. lying well together, with VALUABLE COLLI ER ILS, advantageously circumstanced. TON Tilt Tlllllls. A valuable FREEHOId) ESTATE, moo desirably situate about a mile Iron, thekmoriin-Trent, and throe miles from New castle-tinder-11w. h utmost% of a reepertable old Yarn) Howe, with b u tat) I e pleasantly situate, together with 194 A(kI.S EXC I:hist:NT LAND, divided into convenient liieliourea. In the decoration of Jobs Limes., as tenant at sill. This Estate abounds in line Coal. SALES BY AUCTION. NA YA I. INTELLIGENCE. THE CHILMITE ESTATE- DERBYSHIRE, The Mental, doting her late emit, czperienetd vety tempesta- With the Manor co-extensive with the l'arish, compreltendtog Six tr:loiltl- In weighing her loch' , " 10 n"'wweeY itnette• " eicellent Eamis in the best pessible cmdition„ with • va,t.ny of .1 unite' , last, the broke her two nsesiteengeta-ind stream cattle, upset Cott s, incluitl:l; the whok of the Parish, tflOrtly wititio • I•er cattalo!, sad, laid too the mm stood hat. to the bars it might ring-knee, and eznaetated froqA Land Tax. • hare prnveddatal to ninny brave steamer. Part of one of h er anchors By Illenso.. ROBINS, s f Paw left behtinl in the !toads, the shan't having broke or dose te At the Auction Marc, on Tllllll4llO V, Noremb..ote, by Aim. the Oafs. On her srrir,.J at Monmouth workmen fruit the Duck non of the Trustees for Sale of the English Elates of yard were iflountiv vent on hoard, and, t by almrwt incredible taw late Marquis of I le:monde, under an Act of Parliament. and of ti°", right md day, her active Otmetnander yea enabled to report the Devisees in Trust under the Will of the late Marchioness of! her seaworthy yestattay. Onomitle„ under a Ilteeree of the Court of ('hat ecey in Our Lot t The Slarbog Putter bits put into Dartinnoth, with her mast de- A MOST desirable FREEHOLI INVESTMENT, . feetivc. stud pt In beat out from Toehey, on the Nth 104 S. comprehending altogether one of the most cotr.pect ar.d with the Mostioel *ash rem the leowihwante ItPruoit eligible Estates in Ikrhyshire. It includes mast, and sas compelled to come to an awchnr, anti PeCt.-esit. The ENTIRE PARISH (IF CHILIC()TE, !kJ* +Mop, Captain Hope, put iwo Torbay or the Panic day. together with the Manic anti every advantage car-fleeted with It. pwww"olle. ()el'. 14—The Fortm 44 1. fral paid .. 5 . 1 n To". The t;state comprises alletether 1,328 A. 2 IL. 32 I'. of very capital Pasture, Meadow, and at rahle Intnde late illi:4ll7";ll).7se w :ed h ‘ lw" ..67firtstoilft'ub l' l 'd i—Sn4:anclr th t - Aheentner.ixitiz:erkwl3hl"awn:b^l7l:l6:it, the following Six capital Farms, with superior Vann llow-s and • tw w 14 " w kr , 111 ; to refit, end the Thisbe, 46, bettle)aonched at Md. suitable Buildings to each, end en infiuity of useful Cottages, to ford—The Ettryelus, on her retnin Entitortl, is to be paid oW the occupation era most respectable titaittty, WilillelleteeStOrS ban hrTL—We ' t O ut wr "'hew, the Y•4 0, -nte-' 24 , CePteie FAA of rented it near 210 yeast. Mr. Ko le Farm, 2b7a. la. 27r. ; Iluntitegatu. fitted fur facto SICTV.C”, it is supposed Saul Anam It. Mousley's Fenn, 2ble.. ht. 11r.; Mr. R. blnustcy's Farm, ' q t.' . Itemein Briumnis, Genoa Forte,. Lively,Neloroots. tar -223A. .211.. Ale. W. Mousley's Farm. lOTA. 2a. Or.; Ale. liar- th i ng . "awn". SeYik. Cleantien or. Redwing aat .Vigilaat. rim's Farm, 2045. 2a. Inc ; Mr. rank's Faint, 1117.1. 3a. Shr. 1w Han"". — ViCt.")'• Ali.i.'o, Welialky. Bulwark, Royal The Property includes the whole of the Parr-h. The Estate Amo., Retold, Quail, and eery n. abounds with liame,, and it is presumed that there are estimable Tor lleiokl Yaritt has been established with At complement o f Coal-mines on the Estae ; lain belonging to are eighteen IA brig, with • full proportion of-Alava THEAIARQULS AND MARCHIONESS Or iftllbllti4PE. . . , . 111 I P114`.1; IN T I. IGEN(:h. The Estnit is advantageously circumstanced in ninny respects; it is within an easy reset of the five capital markets of Tainsorth, Bottom, lAeltfielel, Ashby, and Atheatun, and the whole is CSPre• reed from the Lend Tax. The present low Rental is a bout 2,200/ a Veer. The populated rabic is 2.01104 per mitugh it Oar he eisfey alKrutil, that thitamintried frertiv does ant pesissitakosgt ther a more desirable investment for capital. A more detailed l'articular. with Plan annexed, is now prepar ing. and will be ready for el,iivery within a month, at the office. is Mesta Ceurtenay. Southampton-buildings, (lancers-lane, Lem. don; at the King's Anna. Tamworth ; George, ; the principal Inns at Burton, Aahhy, and Atitenvon t of W. it. Tho mas, Esq. Chesterfield ; rd Masts. %Villains, Brookes, Powell, and Broderip. Lincoln's Inn ; of Messrs. Amory and ('ales, Throgniortminetrect ; of blears. Cardiac and ltramley, Bedford row ; blesses. Aldridge and Smith, Lincoln's Ins ; Messrs. 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" Miss Itlitforirs elegant little volume is just hi unison with the time; it is a gallery of pictures, buulacapea, fresh, glowing, and entirely English ; portraits, likenesses we obtain not, all simply but sweetly coloured ; in short, a book to make its forget the hurry, the bustle, the noise around, in the leaves, toll old trees, and rich meadows, of her delightful Vlllage."--Litetary Gazette. " This is an engaging volume, full of feeling, spirit. and viva. city ; and the descriptions of rural scenery and rural life, are vivid and glowing."—Ncw Monthly Magazine, June, 11M1. " These ' Sketches,' we are of opinion, will, ere long, be ex tremely popular; fur they are highly-finished ones, and evince in finite taste, judgment, and feeling. They are somewhat in the manner of tieolliry Crayon ; but, tu our liking, are far more inter eating."—Examiner. Printed Mr O. R. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. This day is puldidied. in ti ro. with a large Map, price 12s. hoards. TII E CREEK RI:VOLUTION ; its Origin and Pro gress: togolier with some Remake on the Religion, National eharricter, e. in theme. By EDW.% RD 111,AQUI ER E, Esq. Author of " Au Ilistueical Review of the Spanish Revolution," &c. &r. " We were gratified to observe the publication of the present 'ohmic, which is well calculated to throw h light upon the subject to which it relacs, and to impress the reader with a strtmg feeling of the imp ounce and justice of the flreck ll'ause."—New Monthly 31 sok...inc. "To Mr. It.. fleeter Is much indebted for his exertions in her behalf, and the British l'ublie will thank him for the very clear and impartial account lie has given of one of the most interesting rem lotions that has occurred in the history of the world."—Literary rlinmicle. Al'., by the svmet: Author. An HISTORICAL REVIEW of the SI'ANISII REVO LUTION, in one thick valuate Oyu., with a Map, price 111. bottrth Printed for G. It. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. EUROPEAN REV E %V. This day is publi - siied, b. 1":,;a1;:•:.: 7, Brydgcs-street, Corent I,sadon, T HE FOURTH NUMBER -garden, of Tim EUROPEAN lil/ I.: W. CONTENT/. 1. lhitritwar. PastatL—Subjeets: The Latest Events, and the Actual State of Society. I. Polities : —British Polities—The Political Connesions of Ilreat Britain—French Politics, by N. —Greek Politics—('ruses and Consequences of the Derck Revallitieni, by a Modern Dwelt —Spanish II iitory— Cursory View at the History of Spain, by Senor 1 illeneuve-17.10. rein nl limit Britain, by Mr. Barrow. 2. Manners:—English and French Manner—Travels of Discovery in the Interior of Europe -Second Letter front a Parisian in London. Italian Man. nett--The Itatiau Tenor--'Phe Day of a Lasraronc, by the Cava. lirede Angina. Spanish 31ansient—Preliminary Sketch, by Senor Aloes 3. Literature sintl the Fine Arts.— Spanish Poetry—First Period, by Scnur Mora. Melody the Saul of Music, by Dr. Busby. Italian Literature—First Epoch, (MU the year 1180 to IMO, by M. loge Fascolo. 11. Selena' Inc RFI•ORTS. Subject* : New Discoveries in science. Chemical Report. !Satanical Report—Prelttninary Ob. servatiees on Natural Relations, by M. Mirbel. Anatomical Report, by the Chevalier Otadrroy de SL Hilaire. Physiological Report. Report on Ancient Literature in France. by N. (hano adlitxt Figear. fieographic.il Report, by M. Pepping. Medical Report, by Mr. Watt. 111. I'IIITICAL ACCOVNTl4.—!objects: Recent Prndnetiona in I.iterature and the Fine Arts. I. Literature.—tierman llinto. rice! Literature, by Prof. ticlibiuirr. Italian Periodical Literature, by 111.1irzu Fosordo. l'ouein, Collection de betties de, by N. David. M. Jules Lhirid's tiratumatiral Parallel between A twient and 3lodern (;reek. ('aptain !fall's Journal, written on the Coast of Chili, Peru, and Mexico, by M. Ch. Dupin. 2. Fine Arts._ On Painting in Fresco, by the 4 de Ctcognara. On lireek Reins, by Mr. Howard. tin the Sculptures in the French Exhi bition. by 31. David. On the Paintings in the French EahibithaL by 31. Thieve. I.:mhellishel with a Portrait of II Caviller Monti. and two Out lines—Lean, 3101 the Nymphs nursing Decchus. TOR THE TOURTO. TWO excellent FREEHOLD FARMS, desirably situate at Coundon, about two miles from TIIE CITY OF COVENTRY; comprehending two excellent Earns Douses and all requisite Farm Buildings, and 111.1 ACRES, 1 ROMA, 4 PERclics. of unusually rich Meadow and Pasture and small part Arable Land, lyine entirwy in a ring fenrr. Let at lOW rents. amounting to shout MIL a year. but from the superior quality of the land and the peculiar advantages derivable fmni its contiguity to Coventry, it may be estimated at 4001. A YEAR. Alan a PERPETITAI, BENT CHARM: 71. 2d. per ANNUM, charged uporoand issuing nut of Sir Thome% White's Charity Estate la Stoke Bigger% 111141 Spootiend, in the county of Warwick, and city of 17oventry, or one it throta. payable half-yes:ly hy the l'orporaticn of Coventry, as Trusters for sir flioinas White's 1-A3:Up rtha THE PATTI!. A valuable and very compact Ell CEDOLD ESTATE, con sicing of CI ETON I'Allh FA ICII, free of tithe. It is pleasantly situate contiguous to the Chileoto Estate. in the Parisi) of Robattin, with a goad Farm-house and requisite Farm ittaildings, and 211 ACRES, 8 ROODS, 19 PERCHES, of excellent in ■ rinr fence, and divided into convenient ; the Kirin has Veen long in that occult:him. of John purton, a rrslw•rtuhle tenant, at alowrent. The estimated va. Atte is A VEA R. .11togctlicr forming a Property of 4,4218 ACRES. and presenting a very dessralioln opportunity for investment. The Entstcs may be viewed by applying to the respective tenants. Pt ;mks' Particulars of each Estate, with di seriptive Plans annexed, may he had 28 days prior to the Sale (at one shilling each), at the office of W. 11. Thninas, Evil., Chesterfield; at the various Places of Sale; the Angel, A Ifreton ; Tontine, Sheffield; Royal 'Exchange Corce-rooni, Manchester; Ilsn and Chickviis, Birmingham ; Library, Isearnington ; Old Bath, .‘lst lett ; Sean, Alansfield : White Horse I.eeds I Angel, Ruston ; Rutland An, Rakewcil (herby, limner gate; King's Anne, Liverpool; Black's Head, Nottingham; King's Antis, Tat... worth; ieorge, Lichfield ; Queen's Ilcad, Ashby ; Angel, Adler. ston; at the oilier of Messrs. MIIIIIIIOI, Iles oks. l'owell, and Bro. deri p, Lincoln's Itw. ; Messrs. Amor, and . nbrt, Thmenionon. street ; Messrs. Cardule and Ilraniley, Reitonl-row ; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where Plaus of all the Estates may be even. SUTTON HALL, MANSION, AND DEMESNE, In the County of Derbv, with all its Manorial Rights, Privilege', and I 111111 l unties ; the Perpetual Advowann, and mar 4.5011 Acne of hand. eaonerated from the land-'fait, and within • Ring Fence ; the Alanor abounding with Came, together with I,lllitt Amato( hand, live miles distant, which form • plenums. We Moat. flame appendage ; also the invaluable Mines of Co•l and Iron-stone therein appertaining. Ity Mcio.ra. ROBINS. At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY. November IR, by . . tinn Of the Trustees fa 5316 of the English Estates of the late Al:await of ()monde, under an Art of l'Arliament, 11 E distitrztaishod MANSION and EXTENSIVE In 'MA IN of the Lite Marquis of ()MONDE, called SU O TTN ..... in the most delightful part of the County of Derby, placed in • Park of titivoimiton beauty, well stocked with (leer, and com manding in all directions interesting views of unusual extent and varict v. The MA11511)11 presents • noble itone Edifice, designed EA completed he ts: It 1101,1 S, EARL. OF SCARSMILE, in the 'nom ornamented stile of Grecian architecture; the grand suite of rooms arc (ornamented by Artan and 'Ennui, Italian Artists of great celebrity ; it is adapted to the moat perfect amen ..... whitlow of any Nobleman, nad it may be safely allirmed, that it need not dread a compnristm with Chatnwortli. Hardwick, or any of those admired Seats ill its vicinity. The Park is diversified by avenues of litt i ; al.l elm trees, beautifully feathering to the • ground, and wide spreading chennutn, relieved occasionally by pierce of water of some extent. The Darden% arc extensive, anti encompassied by Mirk walls 11 feet lii(rh. The domestic arrangements and all the (Aces are of the hest description. The Park and convenient Eamon lying in a ring fence, extend to the high mail road between Nottingham and elle.tvrtield, from Leeds to London. The *tor flame Estate is :doom 1,11911 Hera. The Estate altogether (unmet ntls &Wont .;.5011 AIRES OF LAND, upon the whole of Which the land-tax has been redeemed. The Farms are occupied fly • respectable Tenantry, at low rents, ad. mitring of consitletalde augmentation at lastly Day next ; and the whole Entate may be confidently estimated at EIUIIT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER A NNI Tll . PE R P ETITA l• A DVOWSON QaCitA'rES, by his discourse on Marriage, so comp- CI lured his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ; and, " The Suydam!" has affirmed, that the word '• wife" is the must agrmible and delightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then. of marriage, comp asses the deside ratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with happiness no earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. . . . . . Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation. it heroines an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature front those impurities whicli the free dom of unreotricted plea/titre may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the he• bolder, excite in the sufferer regret and self rep roach. Luxurioushabits will elleminize the body —a resider.ce in the tropics will n lax the elastic tibre—but excess of every kind will weaken the system. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offenng hope s -energy; muscular strength—felicity ; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanction ed as they are by the multi. ' plied proofs of twenty years' successful exprience. The felicity of married life is sometimes disturbed by the any. pension of dose blessings which should endear it—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—eat it can be stiengthensil, and deficient energy improved into healthfulness and vigour. In every ease we pledge rue ability to cure speedily. and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling eniiiiric from the position an presumptuosuily taken up. we deviate front general prin. cipiel with less hesitation ; and confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the sof. tering community of either sex (especially those entering into Ina. trinioniol life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal co/India:ion ; and letters from the country are i ttttt le diately answered; these most contain a remittance for Advice ar.d Medicine, which can be 6,rwArde3 to any part of she world, how ever distant. hiOt ti/ and /11.K.C. Surgeons. 11, Rouverie-street, Ileet-strees, Lond o n. Just publslied (sistcenth edition), , 1. The /EGIS of LIFE ; a Familiar Commentary on the above Ifiseases. IL H 1 OEIANA, salretaed exelutively to the Female t-kx. May be had at 30, Paterno , ter-rotv ; ; 16, Priam'. street, Soho: 174, Fleet.auce, Lontlttn ; Portrri 72, lira:ton-street, Dublin ; Jones, 117, Trongate, Wawa ; 11:ewart, 61, South Brulge-stteet, Etlinbutgb ; and ut all BttukstUers. l'riee:s. IMPROVED RENT AND !Amu I f BASSHOLDS. By' Mr. SIMMTLEWORTII. At the Mart. THIS BAY, sr IS. in Throe Lois. Lot 1. A N IMPROVED RENTof 82/. 4a. per Au now, amply secured and koning out of o n ete m e nt Residence, with tiatden and (Olicts, aitnair So. It. Wssibourns. terrace, liayawater, in the Pariah of l'i4Wington. Feet 2. A LEA SE1101,1) I.IIVELLINIhIIOI;i4E and PRE. 1111$1.1:4, s it ua te N o. 41, Clatendun-aquare. rimitera Town, lively . . let at ::41. per Annum , but now in hand; held fur Sixty-duce Years unexpired. at a Ground-rent of 41. 4s. Lot 3. A LEASF,IIOI.I) 1/IVELLING-110I1:41.: and PRE aituate No. I, Ilatchett's-court, Little Trinity-lane, near Queenbithc; held for Fifty-eight Veen unexpired, and producing a net Rental of 131. per Annum. Al ay be viewed, and Particulars had of Andrew Mire, Esq. Ev sex.stroet, Strand ; of Mr. Node, Solicitor, 352, Strand ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttlewiwth, 28, Poultry. FREUD IL DA. Beckenham, Rent; and Trinity-lane, Queenhithe, in the City of London. By Mr. SIIIITTLEWMaII, At the Mart, THIS DAV, at 12. in Ten Lots, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, A Valuable and very desirable FILEN:1101,1) ESTATE, 1 1 exonerated from the Land Tax, comprising N(;14:1' 1'0TT.131.:, - with fisrdens and Two Acres of Mcadow Land adjoining. Abo several substantial wrll-built_ ntFEl.LlNtl_lun Sep, in the cottage style, with u Garden to each, and other Appurte nanees t eligibly situattil in a most respectable neighbourhood, opposite Kelsey Park, at Beckenham, • short distance from the Church, nn the road to Il'est Wickham, only one mile front Brom ley, and eight fruit) London, in the county of Kent. Langley Cot. tage is a commodious residence, imitable for a numerous family. of which immediate possession may be had. The remainder are let to respectable tenants, at nett rents amounting to ISO& per annum. And TWO FI(EEllOrcl) I)WELLING-lIOI'SES and PREMISES, the one situated No. 18, the cornet of Trinity. lane and Thamessetreet, in the city of London ; and the other No. 111, in Trinity-lane adjoining; in the occupation of Meson. Willey and 'Palmer, at nett rents amounting to 821. per annum. May be viewed by applying at Langley Cottage; and parti culars had previous to the sale of Mr. Lucas, solicitor, Not tinghant.street, 111a7-la.tionne; Mr. Dunn, upholsterer, Brom ley ; at the Swan, W est Wickham; Bell, Bromley ; Greyhound, Croydon; Mitre, Greenwich ;• Greyhound, Dulwich rid Sy;wn him ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. DRAWING-ROOM OLASSES AND TABLES. TO BE SOLD late the Property of a Nobleman, /pll-0 of the handsomt st GLASSES and TABLES in London, for the end of a drzwing.roont ; and are to be sold for half their value, by N lAS and Co., Agents, 3., Bement-street : with the above it the very handsome GLASS and ORMOLU LIGHT, out of the sante room, and will be sold on the same terms. AGAIN IN ONE DAY. ItllOl,L rcturin his Iwt,t thanks to the Public for the lJ Patronage &mowed nn his (Mites in the last Contract, and has the pleasure to announce to his Friends and Cuatoniera, that he tiliared and Sold the following Capitals, drawn on Tuesday, Bth October 9.1195 - 12,040 l .3711 - 17041 10,443 - 12,763 :100 The New Scheme (containing all the popular points of the last), will be Drawn In ()ac Day , Norember 3, and contains all Money Prizes, and No ltlanks ! there are 2 - FROM movws LIST. F•LXOUTU, OCT. 17.-Artived the Cuttntcis of Chichester packet, fr wn the Leeward Islands-aaikd the 10:h ult. Sailed the John, Dawning, for Seville. POST/ MOUTH, OCT. IR Anind the Speedy, Ruralcil. from Santa Martha-two month'spaavage-caperienced very laid weather; and the Anna, Dixey, from Padang. Drat. ((cr. 18.- Arrived and niled for the River. the Mary Ann, S cott, front Malta ; alto arrived the Spring, Ihrick. front Minnie for Porton:moth. Cams down from the Rivet and remain, the Fairy Queens, for the South Seas ; Ann, Nash, for St. An deew's ; and Madras, Croshie, for Madras. Passed through, tha Trial, Harvey, fur Jamaica; and George and Mary, —, tot Leghorn. It a err:xi:stn. OCT. IR.-Arrived the Mann, Storey. the He lens, Routtnirg, and the Charles and Henry, Spencely. from Arch. angel ; Caledonia, Creighton, from Malaga ; Ann, Johmrsn, from Cadiz; Erasmus, Willer, from Jersey; Planet. 11'1 iter. front Gorge; and Adventure, Smith, from Gibraltar. Sailed the Bel lona, Storke, for Stettin. Yaw stourvt, Ocr. 18.-The Arno, Tosrscy, from Riga, drove nn board of a foreign ship, and carried away her melte, in a heavy gale of wind at P Y. IL at Elsinore. A ship of 350 nr 400 tone, supposed a Russian, from the Baltic, is on the Cross Sand, and a heavy sea breaking over her. A boat has gone off to her. The Minerva, Moore, bound to Mantel, has put back with muck damsge. Yartxnt:Tß, Ocr. I0.•-The Patriot. Airey, from St. Peters burgh, passed the Sound on the 13th inst. after experiencing a great deal of unsettled se”her. A ship, supposed to be Prussian, from the Baltic. of about 3MI or 100 ions, is on the Cron Sand, and a very heavy sea breaking over her. A bunt has gone off to her. Baisroz, OCT. IR.-Arrived the Viscount Palmerston, fib. bens, from Malaga; Maria, Reynolds; Trinity, Smith; Felicity, Rl•Hougall, front Archangel; (strut Wellington, Madgin, front St. Petersburgli ; Bristol, Haney. front Jamaica ; Harrison, —, front latieber ; Cambrian, Birbeck, from the (tape of Good Hope ; Itindon, Pierson, from St. Pereishurgh ; ((avid, Ainsworth. from Archangel; St. Vincent, Paalty, from London ; and the Hodg kinson, Cherry, front Antigua. Alt eroan, 16.-Arrived the Eliza, Ord, in 35 days from Maranham—left there the following ships, waiting for cargos, which there was great difficulty in procuring, ewlng to the politica). dinentions of the Braziliane the Thomas Parsons, of Liver pool ; Jane, and Ardent. of ditto; Canada, of LOU 41011; the barque Ann, and the 'rowan. of Penzance. MI zrua (Icy. 16.-The Fanny, Scott, has been condemned at Maranham, as unworthy of ;eßair. baring been on shore. %VA T ERFOR n, Oi:T. 16.-1 esterday, the schooner Mary, Az land, from Teigntuouth to Liverpool, with pipe clay, put in here leaky, with loss of boats, bulwarks, &c. and part of her cargo thrown overboard. ' _ Ilzawics, °vv.. 13.—The Ruby, Williamson, from Kiri to Ortuletnouth, wad wrecked on Chiswick Sand, in a gale, on the 6th inst. The master, mate, and man drowned. Five other vessels are wrecked between (Allister And Holy Island, in the same gals— !nines unknown. ..... NEWIY, OCT. IL—The Navigator, Anderson, from Arch angel to Lancister, in coming into this port, ran on Carlingford 14. r, but got off, and came into li'arnipoint, where she is diseliarg ing to repair. Part of the cargo damaged. Bu.t.rasr, Oct . . 13.—The Friends. Souter, from Ponds lk, for Memel, put in here to-day, with her ballast shined. and loss of anchors ant: cables. which she parted from in thereon, in the Lewis Islands ' during the gale on the Ilth instant. The Cicero, Stevens, from Archangel for Liverpool, slipped limn her anchors in Whitehmise !toads, the 10th inst. and put into ()omeyle. AnERTSTWITII. ()VT. IL—The Math. of and for this port, Ilumptireys, sprung a leak on the Ilth inst. oft' St. Bride's Bay, and sunk. Crew saved, and arrived at Milford. ST. litrt's, SEPT. it.—A most dreadful gale of wind was ex perieneed here on the night of the 7th instant, from the needs. east. when two sloops were lost. About eight *AI. yesterday the wind veered to the south-east, and blew tremendously till two r.m. when it came to south. and blew harder than ever. Two schoor.ers and two sloops, with the brig Alliance, got under weigh and sailed to the westward, the latter with seventy or eighty hogsheads of sugar. The boat Dash was wrecked, and the of Bristol, is the only vessel that rode nut the gale. This morning the weather is moderate. It is feared that great injury has been do•e to windward. Ato Tic IIA, Sr PT. 9.—The Arehibuld,savel. arrived Isere from London,experieneed a hurrieat.e on the sth ult. in 1et.21. long. 4•. in which she sustained much damage in her spars, sails, and rigging. 11xx tem, JULY 21.—The Mexican schooner Anahuac, had taken in a crew of 120 men at Campeachy, and had orders to cruise off Cape Catuche fur one month. The King George (whaler), late Ilrytus, is condemned at (Juay. aquil. The Aeolus, Vicary, for Newfoundland, tot spoken with sth Oct. in lat. /'l(. lung. 18. by the n Hannon, Cuelrg arristsl at Bris tol from Quebec. The Fanny, Scott, is condemned at 51aranham, as unworthy of repair. The American ship Aurora. from Rio Janeiro to Bahia, was to tally lust the 111th August, on the Alrollio Rock's—crew saved. The Lady Kerataway, SurGen, front lieni,-..1, is arrived in the Bristol Channel. The Skiers, Hayes, from Demerara. Is arrived off the Wight. The Ark, /downer, fmm Jamaica, is arrived in the Downs. The Britannia, Bourke, arrived in the River from the Cape of Good Hope, was boarded an the 2. 1 141 tilt. in let. 26. long. 35. by a large schooner pierced for Id gone, and full of men. She hooted a white flag. Those who boarded appear- td to be Spaniards. The Mars, lioherts. from Cardin° Limerick. put into Milford the 13th inst. having epniNg a leak, and most direharge to repair. VEPSELs eras t w WIT It.—The Dunlop, of Liverpool., the lot ult. of Cainoutaska; the 41, betwixt Anticosti and Cape Roger, the Ceres, of and from Cork ; the 11th, off Cape North. the Hero, Potter, of and from Clyde; the Gth inst. off Tory Island, the Northumbrian, Itavidsnn, from Clyde for Sierra Lease. all well ; br theCatlntes. Snowden. arrived in the Clyde.--Chose, Jones, Newry to Brunswick, tile 29th ult.; Barton, of Poole. bound to Newfoundland, the 12th inst. by the Countess of Chicheeter arrived at Balmou th.-111bridge 'Liverpool to Si. Domingo. Z e t e th ult.; Shannon, London for Leghorn, 99th ult.; Anoint, of Var. mouth, for London, the lth Met. by the Naiad, Hutcliiiior., arrived off Plymouth. NEW ENGLAND COFFEE-HOUSE, (h T. lA, 182 LivitatooL. OcT. 1524, wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Franidin. Grabain, Baltimore and Cork. The outward-bound u 'slain. Oft this port, three ships. sis &Clock. r so. _ _ . Arrived the Hattie, flunkey, feted New Vela, sada] cats tier. the Coulter. Wallace , sailed the 10th; add tne Negras on the 17th,; for this port. (Signed) T. W. 13:w ass. Yesterday afternoon, about half-pa,st one o'clock, a daring burglary was comtnitv..l at the house of Mr. Thompson, Vincent-square, Wunliinster, during the temporary ab sence of Mrs. Thompson and the servant who accompanied her. The thieves effected an entrance at the kitchen-door, by means of a crow-bar; they were fortunately disturbed in their depredations by the brother of the lady knocking at the ball-door, and they made their escape, taking only a diver watch belonging to the servant. !lad not the gentle min called. they would doubtless have made a considerable booty, as there Ira a good deal of property above stairs. Also the of Sutton cum Duckmanton. subject to the life of the present In. cumbent, the annual value about (4101. ; together 11 ith the EXTENSIVE 111ANI /RS, with the Privileges and It 1111 l unities. The Estate abounds with ittriw ; the Lands adjoining to the Duke of Devonshire and !..,r Windser Ilunlucke. including Tcn Thousand Acres, are • 11, preserved. There arc also vent VALUABLE MINES Ole COAL ANDIRON-STONE in great abundance, producing at present a large rental, but capable of an immediate and considerable increase. Printed particulars and ;dins of the Estate% may he had (at one shilling radii, of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield ; at the Bell. Derby ; Bull's !lead, loughhomugh ; Tontine. Sheffield ; Royal Exchange Coffee Room, Itlanenester ; lien and Chickens, Dir. mingham ; OW Rath. 3latlock ; laranby, llarrowgate; Ellistion's Library, Leamington; the White Ilneee, Leeds; the Angel. Buxton; King's Arms, Liverpool; !Seidman's Library, !'Velum. ham ; of )Iciorm. Brooks, Powell, and llnalerip, Lin coln* Inn; Illevars. Amory and Coles. Throgniorton-street ; Messrs. Cartlale anti 11r:inky. ISedlonl-row; it the Auction ilart ; and of Messrs. Kobinm, Covent-garden, where plus of all the Estates, and a drairMg of Sutton Hall, may be seen. DII,IOPA AND LIVER COAIPLAINTS. •...... ...... AS a mild and effectual remedy for all those disorders which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and hiliary organs, namely, indigestion, Lola of Appetite, Head Ache, Heart burn, Flattileneies, Spasms, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, &c. &c. . . I/1 XON'S ANTI 111 LIM'S PILLS haws met with more geaeral approval t 'UM any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every recationiendation of mild operation with successful effect; and require no restraint or confinement whatever during their use. In tropical climate'', where the consequences of redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming. they are an invaluable and efficient protection. They are likewise peculistly calculated to correct disorders arising from eseesaes of the table, to restore the tone of the 'oilman-IL and to remove most complaints occasioned by irregularity of the lamas. Sold in 110‘ , -4, at . • tli s. ; and 225. ;by Butlers's chew i , •1 4 . 1, Cheamide. :•t.Paitl's, and 210, Regent -street. (near the Ares!) Hamm), London ; and by the principal illedicine Venders throughout the l'nited Kingdom. FOR DINING-ROOM OR LIBRARY CURTAINS. IV/ ORE than sixty pair of real SPANISII CLOTH 1 CURTAINS complete, of almost every colour, but of large sixes, which are to be sold for leas than Minutes, at 32, Bentematreet, Oxford-street. TWO I:RANI► PRIZES OF .00.000 of .C 2,000 110 of - ,P2lO - 1,020 10 200 520 . . &c. &4. &c. Carroll is remarkable for his Klett Luck in Selling 30.000/. Prizes; he Sold the Two last whole Ticket Prizes of that amount, and he is the only ofllcc - kecptr who sold Four Prizes of 20,0001.. lof 111,000/., and 26 other Capitals, in Four Months. A great variety of nunibers are now on Sale at his Fortunate Offices, 19, Curnhill, 7, Charing-cross, and 26, Oxford-street. Price 74. t e Id •