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NOTICE is Aerebti toall PCII•NIS defill r ys contracting to supply the following Articles fur the use of the Army, vit.:— BEEF AND MUTTON, To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and flex. racks. in the under-mentioned Counties and Island : Devon, Dorset, Hants, Isle of Wight, and in the several Counties of North Britain. That the deliveries are to commence on and for the 28th day of November next ; that provsals in writing, sealed up and marked, " Tender for Army Supplies." will be received at this Office on or before Tuesday the 26th day of October, but none will be received after twelve o ' c lock on that day. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, except for the counties comprising North lkitain, all of which must be included in one Tender, and each proposal mut,: have the letter which is annexed to the Tender properly tilled up, by . two persons of known property engaging to become bound with the party tridering in the amount stated in the printed particulars, for the due performance of the Contract; and r a proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed tender, and the prices expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen 8114 during the continuance of the contract no troops should be supplied by virtue of the eagle, the amount of the stamps on the comm:t anti bond, paid in the tint instance by the contractor, stall bc refunded to him. Particulars of the contracts may he had upon application at these Chambers, between the hours of ten and four. HAND- A Ni) FIRE-OFFICE, NEW ' BRIDGE STREET, RI.ACKFRIABS, instituted in 1095, for the Insurance of huildings, floe Furniture, Stock in Trade. &c . within the Kingdom of Great Britain. SEPT. 28. 1024. All Persons whose Ineusinneas Wane due at Michaelmas are re guestsd to observe, their Receipts are now ready, and should be paid within fifteen days from this period. The Directors arc desirous of calling the attention of the Public to the advantages derived by all persons insuring in this Office, that while all Losses have been paid by them with the utmost promptitude and regularity, front the establishment of the Office in 1696, a Return of the Profits bas in variably been made to all persons insuring with them for seven years duting the whole of that period. No charge is made for Policies when the sum insur.sti amounts to SOL or upwards. Attendance i t.iven daily at the Office, from Nine in the Morp hs& until Four in the Afternoon. BENJAMIN ROUSE, Secretary. Thin thy i. publinln.l. in 3 vol.. I2' o. prier IN. bard., STAN3IORE ; or, the MONK and the MERCHANT'S wIDOVV. A Novel. Printe4 for Geo. B. Whittaker. Aye-Maria-lane. SALE POSTPONED. WiNSTANLEY Itud SONS he , - kave to inform • the Public, that tits MALE of the EREEHOLD and COPYHOLD 1 tTATFSft EPSOM. advertised to Tuesday next, the 12th instant, at tie Mart, is unasuidatily POSTPONED for a short tune. The Cambrian, Birbeck, from the Cape of Good Hope; hu arrived a: Bristol. She sailed from the Cape the 10th, of July, and from St. Helena the 29th July. Van Dietnen'r /.tad.—The Aguilar, Wilmot!. was to sail from Hobart's Town, for Por: Dalrymple and Sydney, the 6th April. The Jupiter, Park, was under weigh at Hobart Town the 31 April, for dingspore. ,Vrtr , South Wuou.—The John Bul, Orman, woo ex— pected to arrive at Sydney in Apt-a, from China, with a caro of teas. CHANCERY-LANE. Be Mr. WILLIAMS, At No. 23, Chancer►-lan., on THURSDAY NAXT, Oetebir 14. and fallowing Day, at 12 rretnortd in cocsequenec of a &As tot being allowed on the Premise.), A LL the Modern 11()USEHOLD FURNITURE, LX. new within Twelve Months. A brilliant Lined upright Grand Pianoforte, in a mahogany_case, by Sudan; a Grand Piano forte, by Houston ; art elegant French Clock, supported by Egyp tian Marble Pillars; and Glans; a valuable Library of Four Hundred Volumes, among which tie licea's Cyclopedia. 34 vols.; • tortoise-shell Cabinet, large brilliant Plate Glasses. a few capital Paintings; Twenty•nine Dozen of line-flavoured P..rt, Eighteen Dozen Sherry, Seventeen Dozen Madeira, Fifteen lluncn Hock, and numerous valuable Effects. - This day is published, in 2 thick sole. Bro. embellished with New Maps and View of Sidney, price 24a. boards, a New Edition, considerahly enlarged. of STA'T'ISTICAL ACCOUNT of the BRITISH /IL SETTLEMENTS in AUSTRALASIA ; including the Colonies of New South Wales and Van Dieman's Land. With an Enumeration of the Advantages which they offer to Emigrants, as well with reference to each other as to the United States of Ana:flea and the Canath:s; and Directions and Advice to Emigrants. By W. C. WENTWORTH. Esq. A NAtiVe of New South Wales. Printed for Oro. R. Whittaker, Are Maria-lane, London. Due notice of the Day of Sale a ill be hereafter given in this and other Papers. Paterrostev-row, October it 1f1'24. CLATWCI. SURREY. • Freehold Ground and Inn/rased Rents, amounting to nearly 2.101. per Annuni; a convenientiilcasait Residence, with posamisiun ; Plots of Building Ground and Three Meadows. By _.IV I N iq t ANI,JI V and SONS, 41 the 3lart, on TUESDA init. at IL in Thirteen Lots, b 7 diroction of the Executers and Devisees for Sale of .1. Harris, Lsq. deceased. VALUABLE and very improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES, exonerated front the hand Tax, consisting of A GROUND RENT of IW PER ANNUM, isaning out of and most abundantly secured by a eapltal Residence, with Garden, dtc in the occupation of R. A. floldechmidt, Esq. THREE °thee DWELLING.HOUSES, COTTAGES. and I LAND, all situate in Larkhall-lane and the Wandsworth.road. TWO other GROUND RENTS of a. PER ANNUM EACH, with the valuable REVERSION to TWO nest and cot. venient DWELLING-HOUSES, situate adjoining to St. Paul's Chapel at Clapham. An IMPROVED RENT of 97L lea., issuing out of and most amply secured by an excellent brick Dwelling-!louse with large Darden, Coach-house, Stsibl . , „ &c. occupied - by r .--'Wilkinsoo, Esq. on lease. A genteel and comfortable ROHDENCE, pleasantly situate in Larkhall-lane. Clapham, adjoining the preceding Estates. with Coach-house, Stable, an d large Garden, and of which an early pos- SeSleoll may be had. Sandi,' PLOTS of BUILDING GROUND, with frontage on the Wandsworth-road. The Hibernia, GiHies, was to sail from Sydney the 30th April, and from Hobart's Town the 3lst May, fay Loudu,i. THE SPANISH WORD-BOOK; or First Step to the Spanish Language; on the plan of the " French ad. Book." By li. OALINDO, a native of Spain. Price Is. Published by Dulau and Co., 37, Soho-square. The Furniture consists of loft" mahogsr.y four-poet beds:. - ads, with chintz cotton furniture', minis up in the most fashionable style: coacb-top, tent, and servants' bectstizols and hangings; prune goose-feather beds, and bedding ; exceh - •nt mahogany ca binet article*, in commode chests of drawers, ladies' and geode men's dresaing-atands ; handsome suite of rosewood card, iota, and 1 100 tables; drawing-room chair'; noble pier and chimney glasses, of large dimensions, io gilt frames ; acts of clinic", cod, and pets. broke üblcs, secrentire and bookcase, mahogany valour chairs, celleret sideboard, window-curteilns, Brussels, I'enetian, sod Kid derminster carpets; oilcloths, stoves, &mi s sile requisites. Ac• itc. Ta he viewed on the Wednesday preceding and Meanings of Sale; and Catalogues had of Alessi". Robinson and Hine, Soli-, dues" Charterhouse-square; at the place of Sale; sod of Mr. Williams, Throgatorton-street, opposite the Auction Mar. CAPITA LFA M f•wflPo USE—HIt f Hee* • With Coach-House and Stabling., handsome HousehoOrtimitnee. sad valuable Effects. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE, OcT. 7. RA; Pt FAITEILED INWAIDS.—The Prioce of Waterloo, and Elaipa, from reatend ; Stratton, and Larkins, from Startgate Creek ; Lively, aid Hope, from Harlingen . • Sane Repos, front Antwerp Charl.is, from tin e r tae y ; Dorset, from Rotterdam ; Aurora. frost tareliar ; Davidso.:, front the Cape c4' Hood Hope; and Fairs Queen, from :Hal -wit. EbITITZD OUTW•III3.--The John Baahinart, for % o ar John, Royal Charlotte, and Emerald, for Jamaica ; Two iraa. fur Ilambiergh ; Wear Johan, for Bremen ; Iltram e for Naslaa t laidePolize fur fiondurea. CL ZARIN& orrTWAItT)S..—The Jump, for Gibraltar ; Wen* for Bremen ;- Venus, for Bahia; Ertl/I.olk for Botn:Jay ; Alat, for Stride; sad llatry and Sarah, for Liaboa. Just published, one vol. 12mo. is. bound. A THEORETICAL and PRACTICAL GRAMMAR 11. of Ow FRENCH TONGUE ; In which the present usage is displayed, agreeably to the decisions of the French Ac a d em y. 137 M. DE LEVIZAC. Ninth Edition, revisal and corrected, By 31r. STEPHEN PASQUI ER, hl. A. Printatfor Dulau and Co , 37, Sobo-aquare. SAY ON MIME! INDIA. la Rye. price Is. HISTORICAL ESSAY on the RISE, PROGRESS, and PROBABLE RESULTS of the BRITISH DOMI NION in INDIA. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. By JOHN BAPTIST SAY. Author of " Letterset. Mr.3lalthus, on various subjects of Political Economy," •• 'Treatise on Political Economy," &c. &c. Printed for Vented, and Co., 30, Sobo-square. Of whom may be had, ALL MR. SAY'S OTHER WORKS. A small MEADOW at the back of the before-mentioned Houses; and Two excerout MEADOWS, each containing about Three Acres, situate on the north-west side of the Wands worth-road. FALMOUTTI, (kr. 6.—Sailed the Hero, %%Leon, for Malts and Corfu. To be siewed by tickets only, which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Messrs. Socnce and Deshorough, Solicitors, Star. lane, Ducklenbur ; and of Winstanley and Sons. Paternoster row. Particulars also at the Windmill, and Plough, Clapham; Nag's Heutl,Wandsworth-road ; Swan, Stockwell; and at the Mart. THAMES WATER COMPANY.—At a MEETING heW the Ilth of October. tau, at the Albion Tavern, AWers gate.sueet, for the purpose of " considering the expediency of es tablishing a Company for supplying the Metropolis with pure Water from the River Thames." It was resolved— That it has long been matter of just complaint throughout the metropolis, that the supply of water is of inferioe quality for do.. mestic use. besides being uneertain, and very generally insufficient for the ordinary consumption. That this uncertainty and insufficiency have occasioned numerous and heavy losses of property, by reason of the impossibility of ob taining a supply of water in cases of fire, for many hours after the arrival of engines. That it is most essential to the safety of the Inhabitants of this rest metropolis, that there should be a boundless •Ind constant supply of water, and equally so to their comfort and health that it should he of unexceptionable purity. That in consequence of the great increase of population in the neighbourhood of London and Westminster, and the establishment of manufactories of various kinds on die banks of the Thames, by which the stream is constantly polluted and rendered unwholesome, it is impossible to draw a supply of pure water from any part of the river near to the metropolis. That Mr. Philip Taylor, having laid before this meeting the re. stilt of the surveys, and the estimate which he has prepared by order of the promoters of this undertaking, it Is the opinion of this meeting, that, by the adoption of the plan proposed by him, a boundless supply of water, drawn from a part of the river Thames so distant as to preclude the possibility of pollution, may be fur nished even to the attire of the highest situations in the metro polis, that in the event of fire that supply will always be Instantly available in every part of the town, and may be carried In an over. ethelming column to the top of the highest houses, even without the aid of fire-engines; and further, that it appears likely that this plan may be carried into execution at an expense which would en able the Company to furnish the supply upon terms In no ease ex ceeding those of other Companies, and in many cases, and portico. lardy where the water is carried to any considerable height, at much lower rates than are now charged, and also secure to the Proprietors a liberal return for the capital to be Invested. That application be made to Parliament, at the next Session, for an Act to ancorperate a Joint Stock Company, under the title of " The Thames Water Company," to carry into effect these im portant objects. Thr the Capital of the said Company be 75n,000t., to be raked by trausfeerable shares of 1001. each, with power to increase the same ; and that a deposit of V. per share be paid at the time of subscribing : and that Messrs. ()lyn Mills, Rethink, Glyn, and Co., and Sir Walter Stirling, Dart, ;ad Co., be authorized to re ceive the same. _ . Thu the concerns of the Company be managed by Twenty-four 1 DiTeCtol2, to be hereafter chosen by the body of Proprietors. That Mr. Philip Taylor be appointed Engineer to the Company, end that he be requested forthwith to prepare the estimates and de. tails which are further necessary. That it be referred to a Committee of Management to investigate the farther derails and estimates, and to take such other sups se mar appear to them to be necessary. That the following Gentlemen do form such Committee, with power to add to their numbers:— Sir Edward Banks Wm. Routh, Esq. Thomas Brunton, Esq. Edmond W. Rundell, Esq. James Burton, Esq. Robert Slade, Esq. W. Crawshay, Esq. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. John Garrett, Esq. Alderman W. Thompson, En. M.P. and R. T. J. Glyn, Esq. Alderman Wm. Grenfell, Esq. John Eam Timins, Esq. Thomas Ballifas, Esq. Colonel Trench, M.P. Thomas Hood, Eisq. John Tulloch, Egg. George Lila'. Esq. Wm. Venable% Esq. Alderman Richard Mee Raikes, Esq. Samuel Williams, Esq. Robert Rickards, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. That Messrs. Freeman and Hcatheote be appointed Solicitors to the Company, and that they do forthwith give the necessary pasha. 11111111Z11 notices. That all applications for shares be made by letter. addressed " to the Committee of Management," to be left at the Olin of Messrs. Tresses, and Heathente, Colemaiirtareet. BISH, CONTRACTOR WfTfl GOVERNMENT FOR THE PRESENT LOTTERY, ITAViNG, agreeably with hi s usua l custom, a d vert i se d Al the Scheme in full, now ode the attention of his best friends, the public, to its principal attractions. It contains Two Grand Prizes of Thirty Thousand Poona', and Thirty other Capitals; all the Prizes are sterling money c there are no Blanks, every number being sure of at leant H. and the plan of having the whole Scheme decided in one day having given such general satisfaction, is again adopted by WA ; u all the above Ca. Pads, and all the other Prizes will be drawn, and every number decided. on TUESDAY, the 3d of November, all in one day. e e . As the intend to the Drawing Ls so very short, and Lotteries ate so soon to temiinate altogether, Dish solicits an early purchase at either of his Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, when the following Capital Prizes, all drawn on Tuesday last, Sth inst. wets shared and sold :- 13456 •• • a Prize of . . . 20,0501. No. 499 . • Another Prize of . • 2 0,0001. 19,495 . • £2,050 10,550 . . L3OO 7.404 . . £220 4 444 • • 18,475 . • 1 101 11,406 . . . 300 10.938 .. . 220 634 • • • 1 , 0 00 14,378 . . . 300 12,074 . . . 220 an i • . 510 2,02 . . . 220 12 , 748 . . . TM 3 ,047 • . • 510 3,259 . . . 220 18,073 . The Contractor's O ffi ces , 4, Cornhill, 9, Charing.troes. vildE LONDON and WESTMINSTER WINE an d A- SPIRIT COMPANY, beg to assure the Nobility and (len til, that their endeavours shall be unremitting to merit • continu um of the favours with which they have been honoured, and that they have constantly on sale the following Articles, warranted geOlLille and free from adulteration : Floe Old Port - per dozen.3B 48 12 Crusted ditto, from 2 to 8 years in bottle in pints 311 Brown and Pale Ahary . . 3(1 40 44 Real Amontillado ditto - 48 50 Curinus East India ditto . West India.Madvira 49 42 CIar et ,FRENCII AND tij t Juli en I . ll ittrChatc- u 31c r. per dozen. Genuine East India _ ditto ..... 48 50 Tenerilre, Vidonia, Bronte, Lisbon, . 36 40 42 Burellas, finest qua. lit? - . - 42 31slinsey, in pints - 35 Foreign Liqueurs, in eases of six bottles, V. Os. per are. Curator', 10s. fal. ; Maraschino, 15s. Gd. per flask. ERMAN WINES. Ditto, Finest lin ported - - -- 1 05 Ditto, ditto, in pints 54 Sauterne Moselle. kr. . 62 72 Old flock - . . I°s VI N F-4 . g•MU 84.0 90 105 Sparkling Cham pagne Ihtto Superior - 90 1:1 White Cape - . 18 :11 superiorditto, Ma deira and Sherry flavour — 24 1 Fine Cordial Ilin, 14a. per gallon :Jamaica Rum, 141. 14... • Cogni.tc Brandy,2la 25a. a . Country Orders inclo,ing remittances, (post paid,) addressed a kr. Win. Oodfree, 16, Strand, faithfully executed. Red Ponta/ . 21 eonstantia, in pints 28 Huck . . 28 This day is published, in one voL 12mo. price fn. boards, AN ACCOUNT of the COLONY of VAN I)IE MEN'S LAND, principally designed for the 115 C of Emi grants. By EDWARD CURR, Esq. .• 1 purpose to explain those points on which persons intending to emigrate to Van Diemen's Land usually require information, to give them a general Account of the Colony and its Inhabitants; and the prospects held out to Emigrants ; to shew them how to turn their means, often very limited, to the best advantage ; and to give them such advice as may be useful in the commencement, at least, of their very arduous undertaking."—Preface. Printed for lleo. Cowie and Co.. 31, Poultry; W. and C. Tait, Edinburgh; and G. and .1. Robinson, Liverpool. MEDICAL STUDENTS PREPARING FOR EXAMINA TION AT APOTHECARIES' HALL, Will find the Four following Publications muncularly useful :- 1. T HE CHEMICAL DECOMPOSITIONS of the NEW LONDON PHARMACOPEIA of 1221; to which are added, Tables of the Materia Medics. By JONATHAN PEREIRA, Apothecary to the General Dispensary, Aidasgate. street. Is. CI 2. A SELECTION of PRIESCRIPTIONS, illustrating the VMS iOlll terms used by Physicians in prescribing. By the same Author. 18mo. 2s. 6tl. TRANSLATION of the PHARMACOPEIA LON. DINENSIS of 1824, with Notes, !cc. By the same Author, 4. A SERIES of QUESTIONS and ANSWERS in CHE- M ISTRY, PHARMACY, BOTANY, ANATOM Y. dte.; with extensive Tables and References, tte. ; 18mo. 6s. By Charles Mingay Syder, hemmer on Chamawitry, _ _at. Printed for John Awdoesso.ll/miled Dookeeller, 40, West Smith. geld ; and sold by We. Jackson, Irisearroet, Borough. Where also mow be had. A complete LIST of the LELTUJIIIIIS delivered In LONDON, with their Terms, floors, be. Rt. Published and Sold by J. SOUTER, School Library, 73, North Side of St. Paul's Cluireh-yard, Loudon, new and improved Editions of THE REV. T. CLARK'S POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS, ATLASES, and GEOGRAPHICAL COPY. BOOKS. ART OF READING. 1. The ENGlLlSiiTßliiiiorVhlrs First Book. Ar ranged on Ruch a plan as cannot fail to delight young Children, and facilitate their instruction in the elements of Spelling and Reading. By the Rev. T. CLARK. Illustrated by upwards of 200 Wood Engravings. ad. sewed, or 10d. bound. The same in French. 2. The ENGLISH MOTHER'S FIRST CATECHISM for her CHILDREN, containing those things moat necessary to be known at an early age. Illustrated by IWO Engraving". By the Rev. T. Clark. Price 6d. or on large paper Is. 6d. and coloured 2s. 6d. bound. The lame in French. 3. The NATIONAL SPELLING.BOOK; of Sure Guide. Arranged An such a plan as cannot fail to familiarise the art of Spelling and Pronunciation, remove the difficulties, and facilitate general improvement in the English Language. Revised and im. proved by the Roc T. Clark. Is. 6d. 4. The NATIONAL READER; consisting of easy lessons in History, Geogvapby, Biography, Natural History, Mythology, &c. Illustrated by 100 Engravings. Ss. 6d. neatly bound. GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY. 6. CLARK'S (the Rev. T.) NEW GENERAL SCHOOL ATLAS; exhibiting the various Divisions of the World, with the chief Empires, Kingdoms, and States, in Thirty-six Ancient and Modern Maps; comprising the World; 31ercator's Projcc. tion of the World ; Europe ; England ; Scotland ; Ireland ; France, in Provinces; France in Departments; Russia ; Spain and Por. lugal; Turkey and Hungary; Poland; Holland and the Net ; Sweden ard Norway ; Dermark ; Germany ; Switzerland ; Italy; Asia; Persia; China; Ilindostan ; East Indies; Africa; North America ; West Indies ; South America ; Canaan, or Judea, Gracia Antigua; Rotnanum Imperiura ; Travels of St. Paul ; Italia Antique • Gallia Antique • Britannia Antigua .• Expedi. tione ; Iruperium - Per;iaim Antiquum—carefully lected from the latest and best authorities, and which, for clearness, accuracy, and cheapness, cannot be equalled by any other now ex. tint. Royal Ito. coloured las. ; ditto plain 125.; royal byo. co loured 13s. cd. ; ditto plain Ios. 6d. N.B. Any of the Maps may be had separately, printed on large paper, price 6d. each, neatly coloured. 6. CLARK'S NEW GEOGRAPHICAL COPY-BOOKS, adapted to the above Atlases, Part I. comprisiug 36 Outline Maps, with the Boundaries, principal Tawns, Rivers, Lakes, and Moun tains, laid down, but the names omitted, to be filled up by junior students. In oblong folio. Price 10s. sewed. 7. Ditto, containing 3f Projections, or Lines of Latitude and Longitude only, to be tilled up by senior students. Oblong folio. Price 10s. - N:ll.Any of the Outlines or Projections may be bad separately, printed on large paw, price 4d. each. 8. CLARK'S MINOR ATLAS, containing Twelve Maps, viL t—l. The World ; 2. Europe ; 3. England and Wale, ; 4. Scotland ; S. Ireland ; S. France ; 7. Spain ; 8. Asia ; 9. Hind°. Stan; 10. Africa; 11. North America; 12. South America. Half. bound. Pike 4s. W. neatly coloured, and 3a. lid. plain. 9. CLARK'S MINOR COPY-ROOKS, No. I. containing 12 Outlines for yoturger pupils. Price 2s. Rd. 10. Ditto, No. 11. containing 12 Projections, or LifICS of Latitude and Longitude only. Price 2s. rid. 11. CLARK'S TOUR of EUROPE, with Maps and Engray lop : abridged for Schools. Price 66. 12. CLARK'S TOUR of ASIA, with ditto ditto. Price Ss. 13. CLARK'S TRAVELS sad OBSERVATIONS of the WANDERING JEW. Comprehending a View of the most distinguished Events in the History of Mankind, since the Destruc tion of the Temple ofJerusslern by Titus. With Maps and En. ravings. For the use of Schools. 6s. bound. SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ POWDERS. THESE Powders arc so contrived as to produce, when d as directed, water, exactly of the same quality as that found at the celebrated Seidlitz Spring : the water impregnated with them becomes, in an instant, sparkling and effervescent, and forms an alterative Saline Aperient, as pleasant as Soda Water. They remain unimpaired by tune or climate. Prepared and sold by the Proprietors, 3lessra. G. /11.1RSHALL and Co. Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden-square, in Boxes, 4s. Gd each, and in Bottles at 22.. duty included. N.B.—The Public are cautioned against imitations, and are re quested to observe thewords, "Prepared by G. 3larshall and Co." will be printed upon every label, with each box and bottle ; all other Preparations, under the same name, advertised for makiag the Seidliu Water, are spurious. To be had as above : The Oxygenated Soda Powders Lavender Water Cheltenham Salts in crystals Ditto, Perfumed Ditto ditto, ir. efflorescence Ditto, 31il1e Fleur Finest Calcined Magnesia Vegetable Extract Pectoral ough Drops Esprits—various Aromatic Vinegar Eau de Cologne Lavender Vinegar Arquebusade Water, Ise. &r. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for every Climate: and Genuine Drugs and Medicine', for home and export. ation. of the finest quality. Prepared a l so , an d sold as above, very superior FRENCH POLISH, for all kind.; of tine Wood, Furniture, &c. KENT AND SUSSEX, Valuable Mansion, with Old Acres of Land hand Tax redeemed. By DRAYTON and YENTOM. At the Auction Mart, near the Bank, on WEDNESDAY, October 13, at Twelve. under the Trusts of the Will of Jesse Oregson, Esq. deceased : in Eighteen Lots. Lot I. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, I. known as MOOR HOUSE, situate in the pleasant village of Hawkherat. in the county of Kent ; comprising a mo dern capital brick-built family mansion, with slated roof, erected within the last fourteen years, under the superintendence of a sur veyor of eminence, without restriction, presenting a handsome uni form elevation, approached by a lawn, with carriage-sweep and portico ; the back front opening to &stone terrace, with a viranda extending over the same. On the principal floor is a spacious en trance-hail, and vestibule supported by pillars ; handsome drawing room, communicating with a con tory; eating and billiard. rooms, of large dimensions • library and breakfast parlour. On the Mat floor are four best bed.rooms. with dressing-rooms and patent water-closet. On the second floor, four secondary chant. hers and three store-rooms. The domestic arrangement embraces offices of the usual description, with two servants' chambers. The outbuildings consist of brewhouse, laundry, stabling for seven horses, harness-rooms, double coach-house, with lofts and men. servants' rooms over. Detached are the erections of d'art:an** house, five cottages, cow and cart lodges. open stable, piggeries, mushroom-house, and every other requisite building ; togett4 , with 116 ACRES of rich ARABLE. PASTIVRE, and WOOD LAND Ina high state of cultivation, the whole within a ring fence. The house is surrounded by thriving plantations, pleasure and framing-grounds, two fiali-ponds, handsome lawn, productive flower and kitchen gardens, enclosed by brick walls. It is seated on an eminence, commanding most delightful and picturesque views of the surrounding scenery, and of a finely-wooded rich and ter tile country ; is distant about three milts from Flimwell, five from Cranbrook, three and a half from Sandhurst, five from Roberts bridge, ten from Tentcrden, fourteen from Tonbridgs, nineteen from Hastings, twenty from Maidstone, and forty-eight from Lon don ; and universally allowed to be the most perfect and desirable of the description in the county, as the residence of a gentleman. Note.—Four thousand pounds may remain on mortgage, and im mediate possession may be hail. Lot 2. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called CANALS, in the parishes of Hawkhurst and Sailhurst, contiguous to Lot I ; com prising 23 saes of hop, arable, and w ood land, with a stone-built cottage thereon• possessing the peculiar advantage of a strong Chalybeate spri ng, of the same properties as those of Tonbridge Weal!. _ _ 'This estate has a vote for Kent and Sussex. Lot 3. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called EAST HEATH PARM, adjoin* Moor House Lands, in the parish of Hawk burst ; comprising 101 ams of bop, arable, pasture, and wood lands, with superior farm-houss, two cottages, out-house, and other buildings thereon. Lot .1. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called THORPS and STREAM FARM, in the road from Hawkhurst Moor to Sand hurst; consistingof 51 acres of hop, arable, pasture, and wood land, wit' farm-house - and other buildings thereon. Lot 5. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called LITTLE WIG SELL, in the parishes of &Munn and }Whim, In the county of Sussex ; containing 242 acres, of hop, arable, pasture, and wood land, with fartn.house, cottage, oast-house, and ether buildings. 1,0001. may remain on mortgafe. Loth. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free, called RED LANDS - containing 105 acres of hop, ar a ble, p a sture, and w o o d land, in the parish of Saihurat, on the out side of the town of Ito bertabridge, in the county of Sussex, with excellent farm-house, outhouse, and other buildings ; in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Weeks. Let 7. TIIREE FREEHOLD and COP YHOLD COT TAO ES, pea! the Church. at Hawkhurst. _ _ . Lot 117 A FREEHOLD HOUSE, contiguous to Lot 7, with 12 Acres of arable and pasture land, with cottage, barn, and build. logs thereon ; in the occupation of Mrs. Jesse Gregson. Lot 9. A FREEHOLD HOUSE and /HALTOM, with 8 acres of lend, with a fish-pond ; adjoining Lot 8; In the tenure of Scrieant and Piper. hotlo. TWO COPYHOLD COTTAGES, adjoining Mirk burst Moor, with large garden ; in the tenure of Hopkins and Roberts. _ ii. A FREEHOLD COTTAOE,wIth GARDEN, bound ed by the road, form the Moor to Highgate ; in the tenure of Ri chard Piper. Lot 12. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called BISHOPS, in the parishes of Ctanbrook and llawkhurst, contiguous to the turnpike road ; consisting of 125 acres of hop. arable, pasture, and wood lard, with farm - house , oast-house, a nd o ther b uildings ; in the oc, cupation of Mr. Kemp. Lot 13. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called STONE MARSH, in the parish of Stone, in the Isle of Oxney, in the county of Kent, within three miles of Rye; containing 52 acne of excellent pasture land, in live inctosurea. Tot 14. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, adjoining the preceding Lot. called STONE MARSH ; consisting of 14 /term of arable land, in the tenure of Mr. etpringett. Lot 15. A FREEHOLD EsT.ITE, known as EAST 51A V TOMS, is the parish of Rolvendim, within four miles of Tenter. den, consisting of 24 acres, in three inclosures. Lot 18. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the parish of Ninfield, in the county of Sussex in the occupation of 111 r. Landsell ; con aiming of 22 acres of arable, pasture, and meadow land, with farm. house and other buildings thereon. Lot 17. A COP VIP ILI) COTTAGE. in the perish of Heath. field, in the county of Sussex, called LITTLE SMITHS; in the tenure of Mr. Jarman. Lot la. A FREEHOLD AND COP] HOLD ESTATE, in the parish of Waldron, in Sussex, known as SHARP'S COR NER ; containing Jr acres of arable, meadow, pasture, and wood land, in the occupation of Mr. Goldsmith. Lot One may be viewed by Tickets, which with particulars M O may be had of essrs. regson and Fonnereau, Solicitor s , Angell. court, Throgmorton-street, London ; and the remaining Property, by pt:rmisaint of the Tenants. Printed particulars had at the Queen's Head, Hawkhurst ; Hare and Hounds, Flimwell; licorge, Granbrook ; Swan, Sandhurst ; George, Itobertsbridge ; Woolpack, Tenterden ; Gy•orge, Rye ; the Sussex Hotel, Tonbridge Wells; Bose and Blown, Ton bridge ; Fountain, Canterbury ; Bell, Maidstone ; Swan and Castle, Hastings; George, Battle ; Star, Lewes ; Chequers, Gam berhurst ; Crown, Sevenoaks; George, Farnborough; the White Hart, Bromley ; Green Man, Blackheath ; of Mr. Willsher, Surveyor, Hurst's Green ; at the Auction 3latt ; and of Drayton and Wentom, Auctioneers, Surveyors, and Estate Agents, 97, Leadenhall-street, where Plans Of the Property may be inspected. PHARLES WRIGHT, WINE MERCHANT to the ROYAL FAMILY, OPERA COLONNADE, HAY ARKET, LONDON, especially calls the attention of the Public to his CHAMPAGNE of the first growths, als. per dozen ; all other Wines in proportion. OLD PORT, 365. per dozen ; superior SHERRY, 3*1.. per dozen: and warranted excellent CAPE MADEIRA, Ns, per dozen. Two dozen of the Port, Sherry. and Cape Madeira, well packed in agood Wine hogshead, calculaced for various purposes, bottles, packing, &c. fur lot: or half that quantity in a hnoiper, for 3/. MADEIRA, VIDONIA, TENERIFFE, LISBON. MOUNTAIN, liUCELLAS, As. 425. per down. OLD COGNAC BRANDY. 235. 6d. ; and JAMAICA OLD RUM, 136.6 d. Fine Edinburgh Ale, bottled in that country, its. pee dozen (for Lash only.) All L u men pout paid, or not rad*. --- By 51Sars. BURRELL and SONS. On the Preinises, N 0.19, Gloucester-place North Stein., Brighton. im MONDAY. (ktober UK, and Following Day. at IS. TE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES, in complete order, which makes up fourteen beds, handsome drawing.ronni, parlours communicating by tolding-dours, 48 feet in length ; domestic offices of every description ; coach-house, and three-stall stable ; held for a term of seven. fourteen, or twenty-one years from 31trisummer, 1819, optional on the part of the toast, at the low rent of 12'il. per amain). At the same time will be sold the fashionable FURNITURE, well manufactured, and made of the best materials, comprising lofty four-post and side-view bedsteads, with chintz, trellis, cotton. and dimity hangings, fringed and ornamented ; prime bordered goose feather bads and good bedding, sofa bedsteads, commodes, mahogany and japanned drawers, gentleman's dressing-stand and bedchamber articles. Brussels carpets, mahogany parlour chairs, a capital mahogany sideboard, with patent locks, maroon and lemon coloured curtains, an excellent set of dining-tables, pier and chimney glasses in rich carved and gilt frames, girandoles, maho gany ebettonier, lounging chair, card and pembroke tables, draw ing-room furniture of rich chintz window-curtains, japanned chairs and cushions, sofa to match, rosewood 100-table, a 31 day clock M a kingwood case, braes mounted ; china, glass, kitchen utensils, and other articles. The House may be viewed twelve days, and the Furniture on Friday and Saturday preceding the sale, when Particulars and Catalogues may be had on the Premises ; of Messes. Hill and Punier, Solicitors, Brighton; and of Messrs. Burrell and Sons, IS. Tokenhouse-y srd. V.B. The Lease may be treated for by Private Contract, the purchaser taking the whole of the Effects on the Premises by appraisement. BOMBA T. We have received .11ombay Gazette* to the 20th of May. The following are extracts : SUPREME COURT OF BOMBAY, Sarnanatt, Mar 8. We are happy to announce to our readers, that the Supreme Court of Judicature of this Presidency, was this day established. A few minutes after ten o'clock, Sir Edward West, with Sir Charles Chambers, entered the Court, and immediately afterwards the New Charter of Justice was openly read and proclaimed ; af ter which Sir Edward West took the oaths as Chief Justice, and Sir Charles Chambers as one of the Pulsate ; Sir Ralph Price, the other Puisne, was not strived ; be is not expected here, we believe, for some months. Upon the publication of the Charter, a royal salute of 21 guns was tired ; upon the Chief Justice being sworn in. a astute of 17 guns was given ; and Sir Charles Chstuben received oneof 15, upon his taking the oaths. Mownay, Mar 10. The Supreme Court met this morning, and after the Banisters, conchal', and Officers of the Court, had been sworn in, as Prac. titioners of the New Court, The Advocate-General rose, and observed to the Court, that his Majesty had been graciously pleased to grant him his Letters Pa. tent, giving him precedence over the rest of the Bar of this Court, and moved that the same might be read, and a copy fled, and an ordercoosonant thereto made. The Letters Patent were accordingly read, and the motion complied with. A discussion then took place respecting the right of Mr. Morley to precedence over the other gentlemen of the Bar namely, Mr. Irwin, Mr. Parry, and 51r. Le Messurier. The three latter gen demen objected to Mr. 51orley's right, upon the ground, that they were Barristers called to an Inn of Court in England, whereas Hr. Morley had never been so called, but had merely been permitted to act as an Advocate in the Recorder's Court, upon its first institu tion, having been originally an attorney. The question had been before discussed so far back as the year 1808, between Mr. Morley and Mr. Macklin, when the Court (Sir James 31ackintoeh being at that time Recorder) decided in favour of Mr. Macklin. Upon an appeal by Mr. Morley from this decision, the Appellate Court in England refused to interfere at all in the matter ; it being • question, they said, solely for the consideration and at the dii. action of the local Court at Bombay. Notwithstanding the de cision. Mr. Morley, during the Recorderships of four of Sir James I Mackintosh's successors, viz. ;--Sir Alexander Anstruther, Sir George Cowper, Sir William Evans, end Sir Anthonyßuller, had been allowed to take precedence over three of the Barristers of the Court, viz.:—Mr. 51•Natightes, Mr. Stareley, and Mr. Irwin. _ _ After an argument of some length, the Court gave it u their opinion, that Mr. Morley was entitled to the precedence. In the course of the discussion, Sir C. Chambers observed, that the power which this Court bad over its Bar, under the Charter, was similar to that visitorial power which the twelve Judges in England had over the Barristers there, in respect to their privileges and conduct, and that the opinion of this Court, therefore, upon any of the rights of the Advocates practising in it, was without appeal It was a Local Court, and we. the most proper and fit judge of the merits and qualifications of its Advocates. In the Local Courts in Eng. land, and particularly as be had noticed In the Mayor's Court at Chester, shortly before leaving England, persons practising as Advocates in those Courts, though not regularly Barristers, are yet allowed, and do take rank and precedence over the Advocates, who are actually Barristers, and have been called to one of the Inns of Court. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, OCTOBER 8. The following Gentlemen were on Friday last elected Fellow. of Trinity College :— Thomaa Babington 31acaulay, Henry Mal den, Frederick Field, and George Riddell Airy, Bachelors of Arta. There will be Congregations on the following days of the en. suing Term:—Wednesday. October 13, at eleven; Wednesday, November 10, at eleven ; AVednesday. November 24, at eleven g Wednesday, December 8, at eleven ; Thursday, December 16(cn8 of Term), at ten. The Rev. Bennett Michell, N.D. Fellow of Emanuel College. has been presented, by the Master and Fellows of that Society, to the valuable vicarage of Winston!, in the county of Somerset, va cant by the death of the Rev. James Slade, M.A. The Rev. John 'fuplis, N.D. Fellow and Tutor of Queen's College, is presented, by the FresLlent and Fellows of that So eiety, to the Rectory of South Waltham St. Lawrence, in Norfolk, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Hunt. The Rev. J. C. Matchett, M.A. of St. John's College is ap pointed a 31inor Canon of Norwich Cathedral, on the resignation of the Rev. C. J. StMtli. A dispensation has passed the Great Seal, to enable the Rec. John 4ewia, 31. A. to hold the Rectory of Raven's&ll, on the pre sentation of C. C. Western, Esq. with the Rectory of Ingatestone, and the perpetual Curacy of Buttabury annexed, all in Essex. On the 28th ult. the Rev. Wyndham Jeane Goodden, B.A. was instituted to the Rectory of Nether Compton, on the presentation of Robert Goodden, of Over Compton, Esq. On the the Ist instant, the Rev. Michael Hare, M.A. was insti tuted to the Vicarage of Liddington, Wilts, vacant by the cession of the Rev. Richard Taylor. Saturday, the Rev. Spencer Madan, A.M. Canon of Lichfield, was instituted to the Vicarage of liatheaston, on the presentation of the Dean and Chapter of Christ Church, Oxford, void by the death of the Rev. J. J. Conybeare. The Rev. Wm. Villas, of Chelmarsh, Salop, is appointed Minister of the New Chapel, at Kidderminster. FlRK.—About two o'clock yesterday afternoon, a fire broke out in the shop of J. Wilson, carpenter, 19, Sum iner's-street, Back-hill, Ilatton-garden. Wilson occupied only the shop, in the house of Mr. Cox ; the shop was shut up, and he was out on business, when the fire oc curred. Several engines arrived, and by the prompt ex ertions of the firemen, the devouring element was got under, but not before artic.es to the value of twenty pounds were destroyed, be4itles his tools; and much injury done to the shop. The poor fellow, on his return home, appeared like a plainer, having lost all he was worth in the world. PORTSMOV Til, OCT. 7.—No snivels mu:lingo. Drar., OcT. —.lrrived and sailed for the River, the Lhuieeli Barnard, front Malaga ; Royal Sovereign, Cooper, from ditto. for Petersburgh ; and Martinique, Begs, twin Granada. Cams down from the River and sailed, the Ganges, Llold, for Ma. dras ; Nile, Reddle, ter Berbice ; and Priuce of Orange, Horn, tine Lisbon. Sailed the Boartrille, Anderson. for Antwerp. Sevarst vends are now (fire, p.m.) off th e North Forelind, coming Boma the Bins. Ltrearoor., Ocr. 6.—Arrived the Trusty. Henderson, from Sean; also, on Tuesday, the following vessels :—Joe, Grumley ; and Ceres, Jones, from Dublin, with flour and grain Wisteria*. Nesbett, from Newry, with cattle. The following raids arrived ham yesterday .—The Dempsey, Chalmers, (own St. Domingo, mahogany ; Joe. Gramley, and Ceres. Jones, Dublin, flour and grain ; Waterloo, Nesbett, Newry, cattle. BRISTOL, OCT. 6. —Arrived the Cambrian, Burbeck, freer the C 4 To of Good Hope: Earl Talbot, —. from Leman:rue; Rich ard and Sarah, from Villancrvs; Henry Carter, —, from Peters. burgh. BILISTOL, OCT. 7.—A reved the Snipe, Swaine, from Hon. duras ; Henry Carter, Dunn, from St. Petersburgh. Sailed the Hoabert, Johnson, for Bilboa; the Wilberforce, Blaney, for New. foundland. GkAVEIEID, SEPT. 7.—Arrived the Lady Nugent, Boon, from Bengal ; Fairy Queen, Davis, from Malaga ; Aurora, Young, front Gibraltar ; Charente, Kemble, from Bilboa ; Lively, Find', from Harlingen; Hope, Page, from Harlingen; Ann, Gray. from Gottenburgh ; aad Melpomene, Barclay, from Jamaica. Smiled the Brilliant, Wilaon, for Trieste; Mercurius, Fcrick, for Mel. pore; Henry, Thatcher, for Madeira ; Rorer, Cook, for Rio; Amenities, Bartlett, for Trieste; Alfred, Lamb, for Bombay ; Genii, Pratt, for Smyrna; and Frederick Wilbeba, Stettin. nese t KG. OCT. 2.—The Twee Vrienden, Sievers, from Ant werp to London, &Mick on the 1411ebeog Dank. The crew left her, and to all appearance the vessel will be 1014. FILEDERICHSHAVEM, SEPT. 27.—The Ceres, of Montrose, Scott. from Riga for Dundee, which was stranded name al afloat in December last, was got on the Ifith inst. and proceeded on the 25th to Gottenburgh to refit. Heves. SEPT. 30.—The Aglae, Cleroult, Rom St. Peters burgh for Roun, which was on shore at Quillebeettf, has Boated ot, after discharging part of her cargo into beams. The Jane, Dorking, from Liverpool for Cadiz, has pet into Holyhead, with her fore-nest sprung and sails damaged. The Swallow, Cowley, has wired at Gibraltar Ca pe . Candy, at Genoa; Cambrian, Birbeck. teem the of Quid Hopp has arrived $t Cork. THE ARMY. NATIVE GENERAL COURT-MARTIAL.-INDIA. GENERAL ORDERS BY T E COM MA NDER-I N-CH 111 F Heim Qeaarttu, CALCUTTA, APRIL 46,1864. At a Native General Court Martial, assembled at Dina pore, on the 9th of March, 1824, Subadar Bothee Sing, of the Patna Provincial Battalion, was arraigned upon the under-mentioned charges, viz.:— " 1 . For having, at Chuprah, on or about the month of Scp teenber, up, confined Nt. , :eb Sing and Daemally. Scpoys of the Patna Provincial Battalion, belonging to the guard then under his command, on the pretence of send mg them to the Bead-quarters of the Battalion for trial, and released them again on their bribing bim to do so. " 2. For having, on or about the month of September, 1823, ee ananded, and received matey from Buctonr Sing, Sepoy, Patna Provincial Bavalion, for obtaining him leave of Aimee ; also for refusing to allow Munuorat Sing, Sepoy, to visit his house, at the recommendation of the Surgeon, until bribed by Sunnoo Boy. brother of the above-mentioned Sepoy. " All or any part of zit& conduct being disgraceful to the cha— racter of a Native Commissioned °Seer, and in breach of the Articles of Vs Cron which charges the Court came to the following de cision:— FINDING AND SENTINCE.—" The Court haring maturely weighed and considered the evidence adduced, with what the prisoner has urged in his defence, is of opinion that he is guilty of all and every pan of the Charges prs(erred against hint, wtuch, being in breach of the Articles of N'ar, does sentence him, Su badar Bother Sing, of the Patna Provincial Rstudion, to be discharged from the Say*. " Approved and Confirmed. ASignod) " EDWARD PAGET, (knead, Commander-in-Chief In India." &fore the same Court Martial re-assembled at Dim. pore, on the loth March, 1824, Jemadar \toßol Sing, of the Patna Provincial Battalion, was arraigned upon the under-mentioned charges, viz.:— " I. For having, at Chuprah, on or about the month of August, 1823, made an unauthorized deduction of tour Rupee*, from the pay of Sewchurn Sing, Sepoy, Patna Provingial Battalion. " 2. For haying, on or about the month of September, 1823, at Chuprah, confined Bunsrsje Sing, and Surjoo Sing, Sepoys, Patna Provincial Bamslion, under a threat of essiding them for trial to the Bead Quarters of the Battalion, and subsequently releasing them, on their paving him money as a bribe for so doing. " All or any part of such conduct being disgraceful, unbecoming the character of a Native Commissioned Olbetr, and in breach of the Articles of IVar." _ _ --•-• ----- -- -- Upon which charges the Court came to the following de., vision : _ FINDING AND SENTENCE.—" The COWrt bAlilf maturely weighed and considered the evidence adduced, irrifi what the prisoner has urged in his defence, is of opinion, that he is guilty of all and every part of the Charges preferred spinet his, which being in breach of the Articles of Wsr, does sentence him, Jamas.: Molloi Sing, of the Paton Provincial Rattelion, to be discharged the Service. " Approved and confirmed, (Signed) " EDWARI) PAGET, GCACT3I, Commander-in-Chief in India:" Before the same Court-martial, re-assembled at Diva pore, on the I Ith of March, 1824, Jemadar Kurta Sing, of the Patna Provincial Battalion, was arraigned upon the undermentioned charge, via.— " For haying, at Bankipore, on or about the &h February. 1824, tampered with, and endeavoured to influence the evidence of; Bhy roo Sing, Sepoy, and others, whom be considered likely to Ire cite& as witnesses against two Native Officers then under arrest, by en.- rasing himself audibly in the following terms :—• Those scowl dishh who have gone and informed the Adjutant against the Subs dor and Jernatlar in arrest, they will all be brought to a Court martial, and severely punished—do not you give evidence, if you are called upon, against them, Mr. apply for your discharre, a hi go home. I hove spoken to Sewnauth, and he has promised nut to give evidence against them ; the Court-manial will be held at 0,- napore, where the Captain and Adjutant will have nothing to say. If I can get five men who wiil all give the same evidente in Mc Subadar's favour, he will be acquitted, and then those accuntlrcls will see what they will gee—or in words to that effect." . _ Upon which charge the Court came to the follow ing de.. eision : FINDING AND SENTENCE —" The Court having maturely weighed and considered the evidence adduced, with what the pt.,- toner has urged in his ddence, is of opinion that be is guilty of all and every part of the charge rieferred against bins, which,lieing it Meath of the Articles of War dues sentence him, Jenue w Kul Sing, of 6: Patna Provincial Battalion,' to be discharged front t serv:ce. " Approved sad osolimud, " EDWARD PAGET, Ge. rtal, (Signed) 111, in Intha " J ' Z, I : ' 4 I. anal lOW, st I ~{ ,~