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ToTicE is hereby given, that the Committee appointed Ili to carry into execution the Act of the nth of his present Ma- Lin; George the Fourth, inthuled" An Act for the Removal Fleet Market, in the City of Landon," and who are authorisedby such Act to raise I:0.000/. for such purpose. will meet at the of the said City. on W EDW Esimr, the 14th dar of July next, Twelve fort hie °Thick in the Afternoon, to receive Tenders is t!: og ( s ealed up) from such l'ersons as shall be willing to advance 3for..es under the said Act , at such Interest as shall be agreed u pon, rh:sgeable on the Estates and Revenues of the Mare sea Xoumtonalty and Citizens of the City of London, seemed by Bonds under the Common Seal, in sums of r.ot less than 41101. each, and assignable by indorsement, with Interest from the fuh instant, and not to be paid off 'until after fourteen yaws from that day. No Tendcr, will be reccised idler One o Clock of the Afternoon of la: Mit instant. WOODTHORPE. WORCESTEKSHIRII. Fro RR SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chaucer/ made in certain causes, entitled, " JET vans v. Citrate," and •• Grey v. Clerks," with the approbation of WM. Wingfield, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the C.-I'de Inn, High-:.ireet, Birmingham, on THURSDAY, the 12th diet of Arignst next, in Nine Lott, a very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATe, compelling the Manor of Northfield and Weoley, ex tending over about 5,0110 acres of land ; and divers Farms and Lands. containing upward' of 8.18 acres of land, principally tithe hr.?. lying within a ring fence, and let to respectably tenants at mode&n nut*. One of the Lots will ea prise the MUM of Northfield and Weoley, with an eligible Pout of upwards of 909 acres, haring a very camomile's* house niibeskable outbuildings, which at a moderatos impolite might be ronenhis eireirable Gentle man's residenoe. The whole of this propirty is elerate in tie pa riah of *Northfield, in the county of witessestrit i vaem fear oaks frem the town of Birmingham. on she high imegßar read ?Am thin" tr i =go4/Selint bi l i iff d" "14.4er ‘ inefare. Particulars may be had at the said Master's Chambers, Smith- anipton-buiklingt, rharicery-lane ; of Mr. Wm. Le Blanc, New 1;0gs-street, Blaeltfriars ; Mears. Flicks and Braikenridln, Bort lett's-buildings, Holborn ; and Mr. Phillips, Norfolk-stegat, Ssand, I.oolon ; Mr. Fowler, Gravelly Hill, near !hernia= or Sveyor. and at his (Hike in High-street, Birmingham ; Smith, Arnold, and Haines, Birmingham ; and at t` , e following Inns t—tastle Inn. Birmingham; Hotel, Dudley; Plop Pins, Worcester; Star, Stalked ; Woolpack. Warwick; George, Lich: field ; and at the Great Stone, Northfield. ARGYLL ROOMS. A GRAND MASQUERADE, in honour of his Ma ll jest?, Coronation, will be given in a style superior to anything knows in this country, by a party of Noblemen and Gentlemen on 31ONDAY, the 19th instant. Tickets bye Guinea each: Families may be supplied with Private Boxes, by appliauion at the Argyll Rooms, 'bac all communications are requested to be nude. BR ITISII INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL. GALLEItY, with a SAection of the Works of the Italian, SpaMA, Flemish, Dalch,,and English Schools, is irpan daily, from Ten in the Morning until Six in the Evening. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admission Is.--Catalogne Is. The Subscribers to the Print from Mr. West's Picture of " Our Saviour healing the Sick in the Temple," who have not already re. oared the Impreasiona, may receive them upon payment of tke remainder of their subscriptions at the British Institution daily. THE POLITE ART OF HORSE3IANSHIP. THUMP/IRV ES, late Equestrian Professor at the • Menage at Hanover, and Riding Master to his late Ma jolty, respectfully offers his best thanks to the many tulles and Gentlemen who have honoured him with their distinguished pa tronage. lie has the honour of apprising the Nobility, Re. that DA ROYAL SCIENTIFIC EQUESTRIAN ACADEMY is open for dolly Instruction in those elegant Branches of Polite Science. winch may be aualsed by attention inn few Les sons. The Faculty invariably neommsed Equestrian Exercise in cases of Rile, HtoPtl, Indigestion, Plethoric Habits, and Rheumatic Affection, from its certain remolial of the blood from the bead te the extremities, far which purpose grade and well-trained Harms and Ponies are kept in readinti for Ladles and the juvenile branches of Families, who will (if required) be attended by Mn lionsphryea„ and Wale admitted into the Academy but the Friends of the parties. Atteadence daily from Twelve to Four o'clock. Gentlemen's Doan hem Five to Twelve, and from Four to Eight o'clock. Hones bought and sold en commission, takes in to emit and Livery. Terms in full to be seen at the Royal Academy, Watielle-rasol, arar the Coburg Theatre. 1101 0 1 A' 'MY IN . IIIEMTLTWIDeII DRESS. ,lIIDONTAS TAYLOR and CO., DRAPERS, TAI- L LORS, and LADIES' HABIT MAKERS, have the honour of apprising their Customers and the Public, that they have REMOVED to IN, STRAND, wbi every fashionable Gummi is cut and made up In tie first styfelf rtiern taste and elegance, by the best workmen, and of the loaf Saxon and Spanish Wool. 'Their Prices and aftention to all orders will, they trust, satisfy, upon trial, that no House in the Metropolis can undersea them, v. hen superior quality is considered. Military and Naval Uniforms, Children's Clothes, and Liveries, made at a few hours' notice. Opposite Sc. Clement's Church. STAYS AND ELASTIC BELTS n Ohl NSON and VIST I RIN submit to Ladies their 111 fashionable CORSETS, of various unique patterns, which they engage to fit in a superior style of elegance add beauty, how. ever difficult the awe. Their ELASTIC BELTS reduce corpulence, visceral enlarge ment, umbilical hernia, local dropsy, relieve and strengthen abdo minal debility, and give comfortable support before and altar se routhersent. Their Patent STAYS countemet and rectify spina/ curvatures, and support and cure persons awry, invisibly making the form ap pear perfectly straight and shapely, without any pernicious steel, padding, or pressure. Country residents insteucted to and measurea—Letters must be pest-paid. Be very comet in the names and address—Robinson and Via** Gi, New Boodatreet (second door from Brook-atireety, London. DI'Y Orr SILK GOOInt. TO THE AMIIRE T RS OF RICH SILK STOCKINGS, SIT- Pk:1111Sr. COTTON AND LAM HS' 11'01 L HOSI ERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT UNPIIECEDENT EDLY hOW PRICES. I? KIPLING and (D. respeetfnily solicit an inspec tion of their extensive Stock, which they are now selling at the following Prices:- China 42. silk, cotton f eet , from 2s. 2d. ; stout, 3s. fid. ; very s t out , China, all silk, 34. 114.; stout, as. 941.; very stout, 6S. fid. Evening ab e t s , a ll silk. 341. ; stout, 6 4 . 6a. rich lace, 7s. &l. Gentlemen's stout silk, 7s. fid. ; very stout, as. fid. Cotton Stockiest, sd. per pair; tine quality, I Is. &I. per dozen; stout and Inc, I s . fid., or 16 s. 6d. per dozen; super fi ne, 'At, or 22*. and lid. per dozen; extra superfine, 2s. fid. , or lid. per dozen. Gentlemen's unbleached Cotton, 9s. per dozen : very staut, Is. lid.. or 171. per dozen; extra stout, Is. 9d., or 20s. per dozen. Halt Hose, 61.; fine, 11s. per dozen. DraVer R. Is. 6d.; very stout, 2*. 3d., or pantaloon ditto, 2s. fid. Ladies' Kid Gloves, 11.. lid. per dozen : French Kid, Is. 3:1., or les. Col. per dozen; hest Kid, Is. 6.1., or 17s. per dozen. Gentlemen's Woodstock Gloves, 12x. per dozen; best, Is. 6d., or 141.11 d. per dozen. 23 5. Doe Skin, 25., or 225. rid. per dozen ; b est D oe, 2s. &1.,, or damn. Fernlike. and Gentlemen about leaving Town, who arc desirous of selecting front an extensive Stock, will find this an advantageous opportunity of laying mit their money profitably. R. Kipling and Co.'s Warehouse, No. 16, Poultry, ten doors :rem the Mansion House. • Public Charities supplied at prime cost. A SAVING of TIIIRTV PER CENT. IN HOSIEiIf GIAM'ES. AND GENERAL OCTFITS. AT the I.t)NDO N(GLOVE and wrou K NI; COM PANY's IVAREIIorsE, 29, PICCADILLY. The abrious advantages arising from purchasing of the 31anufacturers, as too notorious to he doubted ; along with this, the means of mating selections from distressed tradesmen, have given this Com- Ve'y such advantages as csnnor be fully appreciated without a trial, which the Company respectfully solicit. The follawing abstract of prices is submitted Nina Silk, Cotton feet, from 23. 2d. ; stout, 3s. lid. ; very ~ n ut, is. Gil. China, all Silk, 3s. Dd.; stout, .10. ry stout, 64. CI. Evening Dress, all Silk. as. 3d. ; stout, li,. Gd. ; rich lace, 7s. Gd. Gentlemen's stunt Silk, 7s. Ml . ; very stout, iis. iid. Cotton Stockings, Ad. per pair; line quality, Its. lid. per &s -lut ; stout and fine, Is. •d. pr Ilk. ltd. per dozen; superfine, 2 s. or 225. lid. per dozen ; extra superfine, 2, fid. or 2Gs. Gd. per sloven. liehtletoen's unbleached Cotton, 9s. per dozen; very stout, tkl. or 17s. par dozen c.:tra stout, In. 9d. or 20s. per dozen Half Hose, 6u.; fine, I Is. per dozen. Drawers, 14.611. ; Very MIMI% 2`l. ;or pantaloon ditto, 24. LOIN' Kel Gloves, 11.. 64. per dozen ; French Kid, Is. 3d. .r Its 6,1. per dozen ; het Kid , Is. Gd. or 1 7s. per dozen. t;,alleieett's Woodstock lik.ves, 12s. per dozen ; best, Is. Gd. k,r • GI. per dozen. hoe Skin. 2s. or 224. 6d. per dozen ; best Doe, 2s. rkt. or 214 . lid. per dozen. Faanlies arid Gentlemen who desirous of selecting from an extensive stock, will find this an advantageous opportunity of eging out their money profitably. SMITH, Aitellt to the Conipany, No. 29, Piccadilly, nearly opposite LOS!. James's Church. Loudon. The fishable and Extensive EsTATEs or the late Marquis of I /ft /NM. in Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Middlesex, snd London. EssltS. RA /BINS have the honour to announce, fiat kVA they have received instructions from the Trustees, under an Act of Parliament for Sale, to SELL by A I '47 lON, in the mom% of October next, all the valuable FREEHOLD ES. TATES of the late MARQI 'IS of OiI:RONDE. tdivate in the above ('uuntiei. The 314itora, Advowson, Manion. home, Park, and near 7 7 EIGHT THOUSAND ACRES of excellent Land an: all in Derbyshire ; there is a small rampart Estate in Stallordsliire, another in Warwickshire, mid Freehold !louses in Loudon and Middlesex. There are Coals and Iran. atone in considerable abundat.ce on various parts of the Estates, which are worked to a great extent. Descriptive Particulars will be forthwith ready for delivery at the Offices of Maims. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Ilroderip, Isincoln's-Inn ; of 31,astrs. Amory and Coles, Thrugmorton-strect : Messrs. Cardale and Brantley, Ledford-row ; the Office of W. B. Thomas, Esq. Chesterfield ; and of Itlessra. Robins. in Covent gatden, where Plans of the Estates may be seen. NOTTI Nall A 118111 R E. A Valuable Freehold Estate. consisting of several Manors, • Mansion House, and (One Thousand Three Hundred Acres of Lind (tithe free), bounded by the River Trent, with the Fishery and Ferry. Also, the Rectorial Tithe. of Ablliaci. By Mr. FORREST, At Oarraway's, on FRlllll', August 13, at 12, in Two Lots, Lot I. A VALUAIILE and extensive iItEEII()I.D ESTATE, situate in the parishes of Ragnall, Dun ham, and Iledborough, in the county of Nottingham, about four miles from Searthing Moor, five from Toxfortl, ekven from Itetford, fourteen from Newark, an I thirteen from Linedtt t comprising the EXTENSIVE MANOR or SOKE of 11UNII.11I; also the Manors of Itagnall, East llarkhani, Thorpe, Ifluite Houses, and Thrumpftone, and an old Mansion Ilene, culled 'Ugrian Hall, with offices and walled gardens, and sundry eligible Farms and Lands, containing about Thirteen Hundred Acres, tithe-free, of very excellent meadow, gvazinct, and arable land and czier ground (bounded by the navigable Liver Trent), with firin-houscs. oat buildings, and cottage.; also Dunham Ferry. The lands are now in the occupation of Messrs. Birkett, Roberts, %Vella, Twvford, Ward, 11'ilson, Balfour. Redgate, and others. Tt,z present 'Rents amount to Three Thousand Four Hundred and :nit:Ay-four pounds per annum. Lori The RF.CTOR 111. TITIIESof the parish of .ISK 11A 11, containing 754 aces of tiiiveible land, and Miro en of glebe: held by lease under the Lliureh of York, and underlet at 250/. per annum. To be viewed; printed partielltn may he rho" had, of Mr. Isaac Elliott, at Ragnall ; also a: :Se Scything Alri.ir Inn ; Red Lion, Tuxford; Crown, Eat Ita:find Melon. Tallents and Bteror, Soliciton, Newark; Angel aril George, Grantham ; Rein Iteer, Lincoln; Black Moor's /load, Gaiashottnigh Messrs. Newcombe and Co., printers, Stamilmi ; Mr. stretton, printer. Nottingham; Red Lion, It'orksop; ticarge. :.•lesfortl ; Mr. ShLartlown, print e r, Doncaster; Swan, 31am4k1d; of Mr. Stewart, Great Russell street, Bloomsbury ; at Garrawk . 't ; and of Mr. Forrest, No. 87, Altlengatt-street, London. POPULAR HISTORICAL WORKS FOR YOUTH. This day are published, New and Corrected Editions of the following : I3INNOCK'S improved Edition of Dr. GOLDSMITH'S 1. HISTORY of ENGLAND, greatly enlarged; with A ( untinuation of the History, from the Peace of Amiens up to the Year 1824, and many valuable additions. The Seventeenth Edi tion. I 2mo. price Ss. bound. FIVE HUNDRED QUESTIONSon Ditto. Price Pc. PINNOCK'S improved Edition of Dr. GOLDSMITH'S IRS TOR Y of ICO 31E, with Quations for Examination, &c. on the plan of the " England ;" with numerous Notes and other useful and highly important Additions by the Editor. 12mo. is. 60. bound. FIVE 111'Ni/11ED QUESTIONS on Ditto. Price N. PINNOCK'S improved Edition of Dr. t OLDSM I TICS II IS TOR Y of OREECE, on the plan of the Histories of England and Rome. 12ino. As. tid. bound. FIVE HUNDRED QUESTIONS on Ditto. Price 2s. LETTERS on ANCIENT HISTOR Y. exhibiting a summary View of the History, Geography, Manners, and Customs of the Assyrian, Babylonian, Median. Persian, Egrptian, Israelitish, and Grecian Nations. By Ann Wilson. Third Edition. 12mo. ss. &I. hound. The II ISTORV of FRANCE, fmm the corli'Nt Periods to the Second Return of Louis XVIII. By Mrs. Jamieson. 12a,c. price &I. hoards. The HISTORY of SPAIN. from the earliest ages to the Re turn of Ferdinand VD. By Mrs—londelion. 12mo. Ws. &L boards. CONVER.S.ISIONS on GENERAL HIS roiti - , for tlie use of Schools and private Instruction. By Alexander Jamieson, 11. A. 12mo. prier de. boards. 1115TO1tl . MADE E-lbr ; or. a Genealogical Chart of the Kings and Queens of England since the Conquest. By E. Rey nold. Price 2s. ; or in I Wse, coloured. :to. U. L/itto, with& POETICAL CIIRCINOIAMi of each REIGN, 2+. R1:1' to HISTORY MADE EASY. Price Is. ANALYSIS of the HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the (•on quest to the Reign of George IV. By w. H. Buckland. (M. Ditto, in Cate. tig. coloured, 1.. !Vial. EPITOME of ENGLISH HISTORY or, British Chro. nologv : being a Catalogue of Monarch,.. front the Invasion of Jo lius (rear to tbe Conquest a williatu Duke of Normandy. Fourth Edition. By the Rev. George Whittaker. A. 31. Price 25. bound. A SKETCH of MODERN HISTORY, trial • concise View of the Rise and Progress of the Arts and Sciences, and of Civiliz ation in Europe. To which is added, a compendious Table of Chronology, l'iom the Creation of the World. By A. Ihcquot. 12hio. price ha. boards. CATECHISMS of ANCIENT, ;1101)ERN. and I'NIVER SAI. HISTORY, England, Scotland, Ireland, France, Greece, Rome, and America. Each fkl. Printed for O. and W. B. Whiteaber, AreMari►lane. SALES BY AUCTION. IMPROVED RENT OF 10s. pER By Mr. SIWTTLEIVOIITII, At the Mart, on %VEDNESDA V, July 21, at 12 o'Clock, A N IMPROVE!) RENT OF 42!. 10s. per annum, accured and issuing out of extensive premises, comprising a dwelling-house, cottage, granary. stabling for tan horses. standing for six coaches, rose. • situated at Cambridge-he a th, H ac k ne y, i n th e ocarpation n( Mr. hr. coach-master. The premises are held for a tens of fifty-nine years unexpired, at aground-rent, aid under let for the whole term. May be viewed, and particulars had, previous to the sale, of Mr. Pope, Solicitor, Chapel-place, London-wall • d Mr. Cooper, Surveyor, Tokeo-house-yard ; at the Man; and of Mr. Shuttlewortli, No. ak (adjoining St. Mildrcrs Church), Poultry, removed from No. 27. LUDGATE HILL. Very Capital Premises, late the Hope Insurance Of Ily Mr. SHUTTLE% ORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, July 21, at Twelve coClock. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the vety es /1 unitive and Capital Premises, most advantageously situated, No. 10, on Ludgate.bill, lately occupied by the Hope Insurance Company and now by the London Bank. The Premises are admirably adapted for a Public Institution, containing numerous chambers on the upper floors, spacious hand some board and cummittee.rooms, a moat capital banking shop, with private dikes contiguous, and every requisite for a Public Establishment. The Premises are also well adapted for the Wholesale and Retail trade, being lofty, light, very coospiouous, and °firms depth. May be 'dewed, sad particulars had ten days previewing's, Salk es . Ip4i of /dr. Edinuod Walker, Solicitor, No.*, Liar 104 of Mr. Sbuttlinrortk, No. 211, 4 I I ift,ftaereelley,reasemillessitecf/. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES. Improved Rents and Ground Rents, amounting to 3121. 101. per Annum. By_Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, July 21, at Twelve o'Cloek, . in Eight Lots, T fl P. FO LO WIN(: ALI; AB LE LEASEHOLD &MATHS, via. : An Improved RENT of 80/. per annum amply secured upon a spacious Residence, with Land and Arises, situated No. 32, 11 igh b , :ry -place. A DWELLING 1101::;E and PRZNISBS, In Bid's-pines, Islington pmduring a nett rent of 421. per annum. TWO 'DWELLING HOUSF-S. and PREMISES, Nos. 7 and 9, Clark's-place. Islington, producing together a nett rent of 591. lOt. per annum. An Improved RENT of 421. per annum, amply secured upon three dwelling-houses, Nos. 10, 11, and 12, New Norfolk-Meet, Islington. A DWELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, No. 14, Rosa mond-street. Clerkenwell, producing a nett rent of 38/. per annum. A DWELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, No. 3, St. Mi chael's-silty, Cornhill, producing a nett rent of SW. per annum and an improved GROUND-RENT of 431. pee amatm, secured upon six dwelling-houses and premises, situated Nos. 13 It. and 15, Etham.place, Kent-road, and three Dwelling-house behind the sane. The Estates are chiefly held for long terms unexpired, and are in the occupation of responsible tenants. May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had ten days pprenev to the Sale, of Mr. Edmund Walker, Solicitor, No. 28,Lincol n 's lnn-fieldx ;at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttle worth, No. 28 (adjoining St. 51ildred's Church), in the Poultry, removed from No. 27. REVERSIONARY INTERESTS. AND MUMS AND SEVERN CANAL SHARES. PERIODICAL SALE. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, August 4, at 12 o'Clock, IHE REVERSION of 9,000/. BANK STOCK, and a FREEHOLD LANDED ESTATE. of the attostal rubs Of Obi. subject to a contingency which will Instated in the puslituktes of sale. Aba,TWENTY-EIGHT NEW SHARES in the THAMES sua i r: d tlri CANAL heti du apt previous toile sale, at the Mao, awl of Mr. tiho ul t . trewtrth, _No. 22(ailjoisiiug St. IlUdrol'a (,'hutch), Parker, reposed flows No. 21. CONDUIT4TRERT. ?Kilo (.1-strees, lipoom-spiant. CAPITAL MSIDENCE, adapted to tanilly of Distinction, and oil the handsonseml a iwopriate Furniture nod Meet& By Mesas. R Oa the Pkvolovir.o.lllloNßOW, Sel ‘ Mired-Poßemisi DIA at Twelve. TILE ELEGANT LEASKIIOLD RESIDENCE, planned for the accommodation of a Nobleman's Family, and most desirably situate No. NI. in the best part of Conduit. street, vis-a-vis to George-stmt, Hanover-square. It is held for a term of Fourteen Years, at a Grciund Rent.—Also, all the well adapted and _ _ _ HANDSO3IE FURNITURE, Brilliant plates of glees of great magnitude aod perfectitio, very handsome cut glass chandeliers, a brilliant-cooed upright grand piano -forte by Broadwood, Japan screen, Dresden and Oriental porcelaine, French clocks, fine pictures, rich china and `lass, and other valuable effects of MRS. JONES, RETIRING TO HASTINGS. The Furniture to the principal as well as secondary apartments is in conformity to good taste and domestic annfort. May be viewed, and Particulars and Catalogues had, at 6d. each, on the premises; and in Covent-garden. STOCK IN TRADE OF ACCOUNT BOOKS, PAPER, AND SCHOOL STATIONERY, without reserve-. By Messrs. ROBINS, 4t their Rooms, Plazsa, Covent-garden, on FRIDAY NEXT, July IR, at Twelve, ONE TTIOUSAND REAMS of PAPER, in Fools cap; thick and thin quarto post, copy, in folio and quoin; superfine thick and thin Bath post, gilt and plain demy, blotting, tea, elephant, cartridge, crown, bag and Kentish cap, lumber, &c., and a quantity of ou t s ide s of sorts; lee bundles small hand, patent bound ledgers, account books of various shies and rulings, adapted for general purposes; large quantity of quil:s, pens, India rubher, pencils, was, wafers, and general atatkoqb ruled copy-books, ciphering-books, &e. &c., in upwards of an lots, suitable to private purchasers as well as the trade. May be viewod one day prior, and catalogues had at the Rooms. IN PEMBROKESHIRE. VALI'.kBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Including Acres of Land, producing at Old Rents open Lives tXot. a year, but capable of an almost immtliUte increase. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, August 20, at 12, in One Lot, A VERY VALUABLE FREEII()L1) ESTATE Cl situate in the Parishes of L a n st i na n, Ll anvemantygo fF, Castlebrth, 31orrel, and Punchaeston, all adjoining Parishes, and in the Best part of THE COI7NTI . OF PE3IIIIIORE. This Estate presents an exceedingly desirable Investment, inu much as it is capable of considerable improvement. It comprehends TWO rimus,tNi) SES'EN III'NDRF:1) AND FIFTY- El ACRES OF LAMS, Together with a Mansion and I Semesne, in the occupation of Robert Peel, Esq., and a variety of convenient Farms adjoining, producing, at rents determinable on a few remaining Old Lives, 1,122/. a year. The Land Tat is redeemed upon the whole pro. perty, and the Manor of Llanvemantygoff is amongst the many ad. var.tages connected with this Estate. More descriptive Panic alms will be ready twenty-one days prior to the Sale, at the pi incipal lons in the leading Towns in Pembroke shire; also at Caermarthci, hergavenny, 31onmouth and (hel tenham ; at the (Mice of :llessrs. Williams, Brookes, Powell, and Broderip. Lincoln's Inn ; and in Covent-garden, where Plans of the Estate way be se; n. AT HILLINGDON IN NIIIIDLESEX. 1 ESSRS. ROM \SS have received instructions from a Lady of Distinction to SELL by AUCTION, on the Prcniises, at Hillingdon, on IVEDNESD.II . , the 4th of August, and billuwing Days, all the elegant and fashionable FURNI TURE, brilliant pier and chimney glasses, splendid 4., , rand piano forte in a suitable case, by Itroadwood, exceedingly hne drawings and prints, • capital full-sized billiard table, by Thurston, &e. The principal rooms are elegantly furnished, and in gond taste ; the bed-chambera are completed very recently, and m the best manner. BEDFORDSHIRE. Maar Residence. and Seven MUMS. containing 1 . 6 4 4 / Acres of Land, Tithe free, and Land Tax redeemed. By Mr. FORREST, At Oarrawara, on WEDNESUAIi, July 21, at 12, in 1 Lot. " AValuabk and Extensive FREEsEIOLU ESTATE, situate at Tempefbrd. in Bedfordshire, on the (heat North Road, and in the adjoining parishes of Roxton, Sandy, Everton, Teta/orris, and Gamlingay, on the border of the counties of Hnnt ingdon and Cambridge, 8 miles from the market town of niggles wade, 5 from St. Nest's, 4 from Patton, 9 from Bedford, and 51 from London, comprising the Manor of Tempe f ord, a b oun di ng with game, inch has been carefully preserved for many years, a modern-built Manske-house, of handsome elevation, called Tempafard Hall, erected on a gentle eminence, in the centre of a rich and beatitiful paddock, or small park, belted with a variety of fine growing timber, with walled gardens, lawn, and pleasure ground, and seem farms adjoining, soh farm-houses and proper buildings for husbandry, containing in the whole 1,610 ems of meadow, pasture, and arable land (bounded by the navigable river (teuse, in which is a valuable right of fishery), all tithe free, ex cept a very small pact ; a public-house, a water corn-mill, a gym tleman's residence on • small scale, and several cottages in the village. The estate is let to tenants at will, at rents amounting to 2,01141. per annum, exclusive of the plantations in hand. Tu be viewed preceding the oak., by applying at the Wheatsheaf, Tesnpsford, when printed particulars may be then had ; also, at the Cock, Eaton ; Cross Keys, St. Neot s ; Swan, Bedford; Swan, Ilitchin; Sun, Biggieswade; Crown. Hunting. don ;of Mr. odson, printer, Cambridge ; of Messrs. Ferrets, Atkinson, and rarkiason, solicitors, Lincoln's Inn-fields ; at Ours way's, and of Er. Forrest, 87, AlSersgate.sucet, Lydon. This day is published. p.ics Sla. N INQUIRY into the STUDIES and DISCIPLINE adopted in the TWO ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES, u PREPARATORY to HOLY ORDERS in the ESTA BUSH ED CHURCH : in a I ter respectfully addressed to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, one • esty's PrinciOal Secrets rigger State, and M.P. foe of Oxford. BY 'A E sy a AT.L. Printed for T. Cadet), in the Strand. " The subject of the studies and discipline which should be pre. wintry to the clerical profession are sensibly and tempe ra t e ly discussed."—Cambridge Quarterly Review, N 0.2. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1824. B.ILES 1W AL',( - 1 ;ON. KING-STREET. ST..IA3IES'S- 0 .441!,L1F1F,, Elegant Fitrinitire ; Eight.tlay Clock a.id %I. by Ptwessi. house ; excelkot FoWling.ricces, by 31antun ; hantsomefironsc and Or-molt' Lanips ; a small I,;brary of Choice Liouks, in sir gant Binthngs ; and csriotts other I:fllicts. By 3lr. 114!BINS, ((If Warwick House, lteittint-streel..) At N 0.13, king-strePt, THIS DAY, July and following day, at It, T ILE ELEGANT FURNITI'IIE, &c, the PRO- PEKTI' of aNOBLE:3IAN Removed from Grosvenor-square consisting of °such, tent, pros, and other bedsteads, and fur. nitures ; feather beds and bidding ; handsome window-curtains, in chintz, cotton, and marine t elegant grecian couches, sofas, chairs, and ottomans ; foot-stoob,pild log-rt•- capital lounging, fauteuil, and library chairs ; eriMnt wen-mNde cabinet articles, in rosewood and mahogany • dining, card, 100, sofa, occasional, library, dressing, abd work ' tables ; book cases, cabinets, ward robes, chests of drawers, dumb.lsaitara, and canterinitys ; nume rous !landsman folding, chess!, and pee Berens ; Monte candela bras and lamps; music-stools and whatnots ; chord and other dressing glasses; capital eight s day clocks and dial; valuable fovling.pieccs, by Manton ; a moan library of choice books, in elegant bindings • Turkey, Illeamds. sad Wilton carpets ; deer. cloth, spring blinds, bed 'tens. and bidets; trays and stands; a ponies Ilan-chair ; large deal 'presses. cupboards, and tables ; fenders and fire-irons ; a great variety of excellent copper kitchen requisites, and other articles. On the Third Day win be Bail the valuable thrice LIBRARY of BOOKS, in elegant bindings, lgobe most eutarmsclaathors. KINCI-ST . JA. ' • R llQeer ; efia R in a y asper . Cover; a splendid Ebony pd Roiwitrood Cabinet beautifully ornamented with Drawinga from the Heathen Mythology, six feet wide; and tar elegem Bahl Medal Cabinet. By lin ROBINS, (t.M Warwick Rouse, Regent-atteet4 At No. 19, King..oreet,St. Soma's, on FRIDAY, the 16th day of July, at 2, The Propletyof • Nobleman, OSTLY. RARE ANTIQUE ITALIAN BRONZES, bennelful China Ornaments, in Jars, Beakers, &e. carious ants, carvings in Ivory, an antique Milking Cup and Cow, carved is Wood, date 1167 &trainable Egyptian Pebble Cabinet Cup and Cover, !madams:Highland Dirk, and °therm tity be viewed CM Monday and Tueuk preceding the sale, by Ca es, at ls. end), to be had on the prisms ; at Darraway's Coe' • and of Ilk. Robins, 110, Regent-emcee, oppotite Budinvou,st.rest. LES BY A UCTION. • RARE SPANISJI BOO.' A NIP ARABIC 7.I.INCSCRIP'fS, &c. !Sy Mr. EVA NS. At his House, No. WI. Pall-mall, Jule 15, and eolloteing day, • rjrilFr SRCONII PART of the LIBRARY of Don J. ANTf/NIO ineluding I''i ll Viage de Colon quaint° des Colniolas Indies. nianewript, nesur pri,ite , i, the greatest curiosity relating to the discovery of the IVrst Indict by Columbus that has tree been sold; Bcrnaltie's Hiatotia de los Reyes Don }:crnando y Dona limbs!. a must curious manwierirt, including ninny curious particulars relating to Columbus; Cancios nero de Jolson de Ilona, a most curious volume of Spanish Poetry of the Isth century, compiled for the amusement of King John the Second ; about 700 Spanish Plays, printed and manuscript; Drigin. Letters of Popes, Canlinals, Charles the Fifth, A.e.; Hiatorundi San Duttstano, a most curlews manuscript, giving the History of the Introduction of Christianity into Ireland, Ike. • . • fine collection of Arabic Manuscripts, tracing the Rise and Fall of the Power of the Arabs in Spain, Ice. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. By Mr. WILLIAMS. At No. 28, Cbaneery-lane, on FRIDAI' NEXT. JulTl6. at IA A Quantity of Neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ra. a barrel organ, in a mahogany case, a pianoforte • a penny, dennet. and harness; china, glass. and effects. The ' Fineitme minima of mahogany fourpost bedsteads and (omitting; mem feather beds and bedding ; mahogany cabinet articles. io Aegis - OF drawers, sets of dining. mid, sod Pembroke tables ; cellwet, side. boards. mahogany palate and japanned chairs; Mar and chimney glasses; Brussels and Kidderminster carpets; window curtains, stoves, kitchen requisites, /cc. • • TVic e it7l s Te i tu men prredivg 4. 1 4,40,00d1p50 M Orloo.lltfeet. • NOBLE lc PICTURE BY RUBENS. NULL . „ respectfully anriottneee, Cat TO- A. it‘ IS, at Two o'Cloci, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Geed Reams. New Bond -street, • Gr an d GALLERY PICTU by RUBENS; exhibiting. a rich spec'. men of colouring, with Odious and.freedorn of pencil p . emliar to this great artist, treated as " the Wise Man's Offering.' May be viewed, and catalogues had at Mr. Phillips's. ir i t ureny PICTURES BY DU WIN!, AND ITALIAN MR. PHILLIPS . announces, that TO MORROW, a. ita tT, at One, be shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at has elm New liond.street, a Collection of ITALIAN DUTCH. and LE:311S11 PICTURES, in. eluding several Oilier y Omura and rich Cabinet Specimens by Canoed, PI .eriolsor Vandyke, Wynants, Titian, Romirsordt, Botulism, Braodel, TeIAWS, Annuli, Pousio, &s. Su. Ruysdad, Rubella, Guido, The of a Gasbag@ ; path:Wady a Noble Gallery Pie . tun I . May Wylie* mid (Iratalesues had at XL Phillips's. C OF WINES,_ ' To be errand ~ • . -street, Palmas-sittare. !LIR. PH114,1 ' respectfully announces, that on .I.V.E 'MAT , 4 J 11. 4- Qne fur Two precisely, be *RR SUMI3II4I . A ' ICINot isks Cheat Room, 73, NOW f t Bend-sweet. a feat . AR of FRENCH and TOEEION WI • ..' . Campagne, Clams, friar Iloti, Zan India N ''"' Vilpflavourod Port, Bucellas, Palermo, Broady, ' i a few Loa of Soy and Table Sores ; at Haldeman retiring to Italy, and U l !.. 211 . g. StP l4l s..gOatigil. - May be tasted at the time cf sale, and Catalogues had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bood.sireet. MR. SMALLBONE respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that he will SELL by AUCTION, at his New aeonst, 56, Paa-mall, opposite Marlborough House, THIS DAY, and the Two Following Days, by order of the Executers of a Giatleinan demised, • valuable SERVICE of FOUR THOUSAND OUNEES of SILVER PLATE ; comprising a INC of large dishes, ragout and vegetable dishes, 6 down WAD plates with gadroon edges, it dozen forks, &deem spoons, seusaboats, dessert sad tea spoons, tea service, 8 nest waiters, and other useful articles. A small collection of 96 highly valuable cabinet paintings, among which will be found choice specimens of the following admired masters:—Raphael, Ostade 4 t.aorough, Rottenitamer,Wynanta, Terburg, Decker, Vend I, Robbins', Toners, Rembrandt, Ruben', Du * Jan, , Abaft, and ether artiste. of equal eekbrity. About MI loss of go od_ ne jewels and watches ; comprising several bin rings, ase.eiase, Neesbm, breast pins, head ornaments, and a splendid necklace, bracelets, head-wreath and lockets set with bril liant diamond. mod pearls of the iirst water ; also, 2 superior gold bariaantal, amaical, sod repeating watches, by the first makers. At the MDR time, about 42 dozen of very choice Sherry wine, worthy the notice of gentlemen and the trade. May be viewed. Catalogues Mad at the Kooms, ; °eat the OlSce, 47, High -street, Bloomsbury. BOOKS PUBLISHED. RASSELLAS TRANSLATED INTO FRF:NtI . This day is published, in 121 no. price 4s. fid. is band% R ASSE LA S, Prince d'Abyasinis, Conte, Pl.r SAMUEL JOHNSON . Tradnit de PAnglaia, par Alexandre Nab Printed for O. and W. 11. Whittaker, Ase.Alarisasos. Of whom may be had, lately published, The' ame, translated into Italian, Ilmn. peke 6s. &I: bends. STAREIE'S EVIDENCE. Shortly will be publi‘bed, in Fro. 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DOPULAR REMARKS, Medical and LiterarY, Jl ,NERVOUS CHRONIC DEBILITY, RELANAI lON, HTPOCONDRIAC, and' HYSTERICAL DISEASES; con taining an Inquiry into the Nature, Prevention, and Treatment of those Diseases called Nervous, Bilious, Stomachic, and Liver Complaints; with Observations on Low Spirits. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, 6, NorfolEutreet, Strand, Lie of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas and Guy. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20. Paternoster...row; C. Chap*, 66, Pall-mall; and Bowen, 314. Oxford-aueet. Where may be had, CATON on INDIGESTION, SCROFULA, and CI`TA. NEOUS DISEASES; with Observations on Eruptive and Soot butic Pimples of the Face and Skin, price 3s. ___,. y .. ‘.. ;. t ....-; ~ 'l 4 , ..c ) t z 1/. r . ; l L. • • Pace 7d. . . /''llo.lf LAST Nil'i II T's G.42111"PE: .__........_ War-Nice, Jely If, 1144. The Very Retread Robert Hodgson, DD. Haan of cavissie. ll I.e I liaplain.tiensral to the Forces, vice Archdeacon Owen ; din. ' , • erased.— . BA NEM 7PTA. •I•SPeckman, Ilerdshaw-within-Windle, Laneasnr, thopheepee, i • / to surrender, August 9, 10, and 24. it • ave , at t h e Y otk Hotel, It'nliateson..equare, Liverpon. Solicitors, Mr. Barnes, sit. He- I i len', : end Mr. E. Chester Staple-Ip. J. Johnson, Sheloa. Stole-uoton-Treni„ weer, July 26, 27, and August 24, at twelve, at the Albion Inn. Hanley. Solieisota, Mr. lYheeler ' Lincoln's Inn Fi e ld s ; a nd Mr. Gritlid, Hanky. il t J. He ndrick, Liverpool, watch-maker, Aagwe 6, 7 1 sod .24.* nee, at the Golden Iron, Dale-oireet, Liverpool. ' Solicitor& Mr.; R. Maio,. Liverpool; and Mr. E. Chewer, Staple lai. A. W. Bu, Three-Tuns -court. Crnin-street, winconesehaat. July 17, 31, and August 24, at ten, at the Bankr u pt s ' Com. So. ! r . A licitor, Me z James, lyalbrooL 1 'U. G. Nem, Parhamen -street. seenoremenanahm s Jul,. Me 27, and Mecum 24, at twelv e , m the Har,beepts' Court. Snorer.; Mr. Deny, Dotset.street. Fleet-street. . r' ' DI %' I DEN Dle. ' • r July 17. C. ll'ath en , naltee's-Isell-eourt, merchant, at ten, ae k ' the Bankrupts' Court. I July 27. M. White, Finsbery.square, merchant, at twelve., of the &altruists' Court. Augait 4. J. Therndike. Ipswich, ehetoe-faetor, at eleven. at ,' dm &nth aad Hones, Ipeenela . . 0 .Mniat 5. J. Wad, nentiend-upoo.Avon, stationer. at sieves, at the,,White Lien Hotel. r di tw keru 3. D. Erma, Marehmontotreet, drape& at twelve. at Pt,' Cam. 4 .J. Sinclair, Bow-lace. Cheapside, 1 400 11 1, 8113 ".. *it 1 11 4VYrtZ : , C t u tu m slem, Stafford. leaner; ak. Mina it 4 t id 1 li iri the Legs of Man Inn. i August 4. A. Gatenby, 31anehester,wbenaleveeer, at ten, at the Bridgwater Arms Ina. i CERTIFIrATES, Avocet 3. • T. Bouchee. Cheltenham. eabinet-maker-W. Shaklee. V . / . .• aton-upon-Hall, linen-draper-Ht. F. n'ebb,Wappies-strett. : -4). D. Buttner, Liverpool, money.scrivn er -S. Tinkle is; ..... Burden, Stafford. maculate an of earthenware-J. fl,:derr. Li- verpool, timber-merchant-S. Cohen. Nicholas-lam •Lombentila , • street, merchant. PA BT NE RS II IPS . DissoLyko. • • , . , J. M. Hoopar and T. Linibert, L pperThania-strees man& -G. Stephenson, 8. Cook, E. Cook, and A• Cook. r ' lt Humber, starch-Manufacturers-P. Mohrmanri sisdl w i a . u t i r l' Telco- ~,. bider, Joho.street, Whiteehapel. seem-boilers-J. Clarke and J. Rawlings, Bridge-road, Lambeth. Ihsen-drapers-W. Gaff. aid J. Gaffer, Dock Head; lloreleydown. earamliaadlene- R. Pd. kington, S. Spencer, D. Bowevrell, W. Whithaan, and J. Cooper • (as far as regards R. Pilkingtoc). Bdieollachinenskers-J.Bark• lag and J. Peteie, Rochdale, iron-hounders-a y i r Valker and IL. , strood,Chiehesta, ifeet" - J4 r•now. mid'. • inbo th am• Res- data, H irano , builders-J. Heneser and . Mate. Men- cheater, bookseßurrJ. Caere and J. Bald,* Casnon-nren, sad, l : len' ironmongers --F. Sadler and J. Dewbgest. Macclesfield, silk. maenads n rs-E Dena r sad f. Pena. Isnot Goosvenor-street, auctioneers-.S. Smith end J. Stanford, Aorincls, woollen-darn. t 1 -J. Taylor, J. Wordsworth, and B. Menineon an fpr as racers . B. 3lsllinsea). linbsek, Les* worsted-spinnses--T. W.W'il.. 1 ' Hants, R. long, and T. km/liaise. Chaser , antireepinew-Js , Bell and W, Crags, Bishomigat Aural, oilmen. .......w•sierAssetoi____. HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. ' I . --.........- On Monday se'nnight a General Meeting of this Society. eery numerously attended, was held, in pontance of the Chanel. In thc Hall nate Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, wbsch wee obligingly granted for the occasion. In the absence of his Grace the Duke of Gordon, President of the Society, at pr sent in office, the Puke of Montrose, formerly Pre- sident, was unanimously tailed to the Chair. The SECIIETAZY then communicated to the Meeting that an I illustrious Duke had, through the Marquis of Hendee., graciously signified his pleasure to become one of the Society's Manbets, in t • testimony of his Royal Highnr c e;: l arobation of the Society's exer- tions for the improvemait of ' ,; The Noble Duke in the Chair then rose and put the question, " That his Royal Highness the Duke of York sad Albany b e elect- a ed a Member of this .etety," whin being carried by acelarnatiom the Noble Clubman was regimen to communion the same to his Highness. We WALTIII SCOTT then proposed that the R 4 leht Ran. Lady '1 i Main Glydyr, sad the Right Hon. Bonen Keith, bet and Manna • niche Society. ‘, A number of other d i t e s* p ish r ed persons were afterwards elate! to mid & sot anouakef the Seerenhi -gement& r sanded to the. ening -.-----------4 1 MR. WATT. ; I. 1 A meeting ems held oai l 477et three o'clock, at Omart's Tavern, in this city (Edinburgh) to consider the propriety of of ' feting some testimony of respect to the memory o f this eminent • i, e. Maly nun. ; ir The Earl of Elgin was expected to take the Ch a i r , b ut al ht. and several other eminent persons were engaged in another room, ' i discussing some question about the National Monument, it was late before the meeting had the benefit of their asaistance. Among 1 • : 4 those present we nnoteed Sir Walter Scott, Chief Conasismoner Adam, Sir David Mine, Mr. Jeffery, Dr. James Russell. 3l r . . 1. ''' rn Cockbu, Professor PilLtr.a, Professor Wallace,Wallax ProfProfossor Jam e - son, Dr. Duncan, jun. Dr. Brewster, Mr. nese of Rubislaw. &c. a the motion of Mr. Jeffery, Sir Waller Scott was called to q G t . the Chair. P Ile began by stating his inab il ity to do justice to the subject of 1 the meeting, after so much had been said, and so well slid, at a great meeti ng held in London for promoting the same object. Ilis I , own neon sod that of his friend Mr. Jeffery had been attache' to , 3 the list of the Committee appointed in London, to take steps fee erecting a monument to Mr. Watt's memory. Item an honour • 1 1 to be tweoclated with such a name _a name which had dna new I i, ' . good to his country and rte human race than that of coy son known toof .' t' • our country . Ma W att was not only a man or genius, and ' i• I 41 . • ' ' mechanical invention second to none, but he was gifted with 41 the social virtues of life; and. while many, to the addition of the iii highest attainments, were visited with frailties which oneured the , - .. hens of their inventions, Mr. Watt wasone who, in every duty in life, was the sane amiable distingui s h e d individual . It had ban hie fortune to reach a good old age, and he might hare wished to !ire a few years longer to see the benefits comae from hie edema, . 1 but bad he been granted the years of the Ingest life recorded of i the Patriarchs, he would not perhaps have lived to see the full be. . i t nefit of his inveniona on the improvement of the state of his fellow men. He concluded, after some beautiful illustrations,which want of room prevents us giving, by proposing that a subscriptio n should be entered into in aid of the fund raised for erecting &mo- 1 nument to this distinguished individual. Me. Jayvee r cordially secooded the motion, and moved a se- . i solution, to the effect that this meeting co r di a lly approves of the i purpose of calling them to together, and sha/1 subscribe in aid of t the subscription already commenced in Leedom for meeting a , ' 3 monument to Mr. Watt, and that a Coenobite be appointed to receive the same. • Professor Pitt mrs stated that no man venerated the mangy i of Mr. 'Won more than be did, but be wished that a Scottish leo- 1 4 , - nument were erected-not a monument bid in a c h urc h, b ut one which every . mechanic might see in full day, and might benefit by, • 1 while he newel in his own country the bonus pad to the Was- , trious dead. . .- , • ,i e •• '. • ' Mr. JErpray here stated that he and Sir W. Scott had inlet / ' • this meeting as members of the London Committee, and certainly they could not turn their backs on the object for which their sup- port was catenated on. • • Upon this the Chief Commissioner, Lord Elgin', Sit David Milne, Mr. Cockburn, &e. came into the room. - • ' . • The Ciller CON3IIIII6IOXER s.ated, time no en had a greeter .• , regard than he for the late 31T. Watt, whom he h a d k nown fif ty years ago-his firsts cquaintance took place in 1776, and he had ac- '# t • `•tc..... to know Mr. Watt when, in 1776, be procured an P... 4 of Parliament for the extension of his paean. Ile had the bowies to h '''' 1 . assist in procuring that enactment. He knew him when his great mind had to bear the tan of adverse circumstances on the occasioa . of &decision in the Court of Common Pleas, when the ream:unit just spoken of was defeatcd-he knew him also when that decision 's was reversed in the Court of King's Bench, sad on which occasion one of the most extraordir.ary speeches he had ever heari was de. livered in his favour--during this period, when all I,is hopes were • , nearly made shipwreck of, lie. Watt's great mind was the ranee- •, ' and as at Glasgow, at the fir s t d awn i ng o f hi s genius, so i n a f ter ! i t \ll l. I. life, in the midst of success, Mr. Watt was the same: uishle. , excellent individual. Pe most cordially suppotted th.. resolutions. I Mr. Coca itt•ew regretted to damp the ardour of the meeting. • but he completely agreed with the opinions that had been olgiered I' , that Mr. Hy a tt should h ave a S cott i s h monument . , Sir WAI. T E R SCOTT. in allusion to the d Antra:nage on going to London to see the monument. °heaved, that so mail hail done so much as Mr. 1!"a:t t o b ring L on d on star - 4it Edinhurgh. ii -((l laugh.) . i -' i Mr. J Er• r ear addressed a ft, words to the uneung, in osier to ri - K.l Mr. Cockburn's objections, and concluded h) asking the approbation of the nice-hug to the resolutions pr posed. which' were carried it:nutty:A:sly. Mr. Coe au t• to MIK(' ll the thanks of the nicetit.g to Sir Walter Scott, hut could not help star-g that a Scottish rim.,. entent .hold be erected to the memory of lie. Ikatt. i l Arrlmet i I , Si,,- in! . -On 'Tuesday. ar the Eclipse steam-packet was on her passage from Glasgow to Belfast, haysng on board a number of' recruits, WIC of them. ill estate of mental nt de, P •i. rungeent. leaped intentionally overbnant i and although the en- . . I • tne-nwtretan't.editeliestatrinoantbeevsearjererAttZt-frin lowering ewe s time afterwards, attempted to follow Ins example, but was prevented just in the act, and confined down 1 4 below, with his Gat and nen tied, when he got a razor, which was in his pocket, and attempted 1 to Cut his throat, but was prevented by the sergeant who bad charm • of then.-BnyeseChionick. . , 1, but 1 lint o.e of 'tenor !"s• per little ere of 'Nut. a de quite to 42, to 44 EC 414 to C2l to tit s to ply to 24 to 2k to 4I to Us to 26 to 4fif. to 40 `l to 14s to IN to ttes to tioy to 2 to 411 s to Ilk 4s 64 01 Os 11 193 21 es 21 26 _____ rhat we le year. all that a clear , as the r rather he very : MDR 4, 84 4* 81 4% 04 46 , are , ), for the to thret 0 81 Os o 71 Os Os to At - 1354 61 —4 01 140 s 0.1 58 , 8d 7os ea 78i ea W hl OS ed w fl. ud.