The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1825-07-15 00:00:00

Beth l~eedp)~ .• by Waugh , Anal, Edinburgh. A ley allind the Original and Translation are printed on large ;'a Per, peke welt N. 'rim ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, free from a. Mercury or Antimony, are unrivalled in their beneficial 'Meets in Nervous, Billow., and Liver c.nmplaints, Indigestion, mil its nuinemus min of maladies, and are peculiarly mild and rteasant as at aperient. The superior efficacy of these Pills has "'mimed the demand for them so much, that an additional number .4 Venders has been appointed in Lonti.in for the accommodation ..f the Public ; and thew !nay now be obtained in Boxes at la. lid. lntl 2,. 94. each, of J. V. Simpson (Proprietor), 211. Henrietta tovent-garden ; Messrs. Stradling, Royal Exchange; Bor. • and Deans, Is. Ilishopigste Without; Salome. 132 , l iAntrehapel High-strost; E. and F. ()tiling. 159, Iligh-street, t lid, Union -street, bouthvrark ; Ward, 324, and Roue, 309, 11 01borti ; Prow, 21S. and Burfielit. 180, Strand • Stanley, 14, TaTistoek-row, en ; Pryne, 5. St. s . llartin's.court ; Ambridge, 21, e g=r d • Hawkins, 11. Old Bond.street ; t . l . , ation. 174, assoug.arret, opposite New Burlington-street; iiooooooioN, Ceeendieh-equare e Sanger, 130, and h Eklisr. 71, Ouguld.otreet ; White, No. I. and Verde, 23, Lhe Lam b's CAludnil.4l4•44; and of all Medicine Venders throughout % v i m. pl ir ia • 1111, Rue Virkime, is appointed Vuadcrof th en . _ A ani UPROLST &RV 600DS, consisting of near one hun dred prime goose and other feather beds, in bordered and plain ticks • one hundred and fi fty hair, wool, and palliasse mimes:ea; blankets. counterpanes, furniture cottons, bed ticks ; a large assort ment of seasoned goose feathers, &c. &c. • mahogany and japanned four.post, tent, cottage, and sofa bedste ads, with chintz cotton fur. nitures ; mahogany cabinet articles, in wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing and wasiihand stands ; dining, card, and Fembroke tables ; Grecian couches ; mahogany parlour chairs ; Brussels and Kidderminster carpeting ; hearth rugs, window curtains. lie. etc. Lotted suitable to merchants, Captains, hotel and tavern keepers, upholders, and private families. • The premises to be viewed till the sale, and the stock on Tuesday preceding and mornings of sale ; and catalogues had on the pre mises, and of Mr. Williams. Throgrortomstreet. N.B. At One o'clock precisely, in the First Day's Sale, will be SOLD, the LEASE of the PREMISES, comprising a very ctn. venient Dwelling-house, with excellent shop, counting-house, and spacious .dry eellarage ; now occupied as a Bedding and Uphol @eery %Warehouse, and it is presumed an extensive business may be carried on with considerable advantage, but also eligible for any other concern requiring a commanding situation, or for a pub. lie Company, baring immediately contiguous to the Bank, Royal Exchange India House, 6th. and immediate possession may be had. 111•111 he 21 years anexpired, at a low rent. N.B. These we won, valuable rixturesechetiuled to the lease. . Itesidenee, may be inspected at Mr. Phillips's, 73. Bond -street, where descrip tive Particulars may be had, and also Tickets for viewing. lat innings 2d Ditto - - :15 Ist Innings - 70 123 The former watch also termunued in i/VO.ll of the Albion Janior by U 1 runs. The first Derbyshire. Bow Meeting took place at Kedleston on Thursday but. The thy was favourable, the archery very tine, and the company numerous. After ballotting for new members, shooting for prune commenced. The successful candidates were:— Miss Itent. , -Gold Medal I Rev. C. R. Ilope—Gold Medal Miss F. Struts—Silver Do. I Mr. W. D. Holden--Silver Do. A match for 30 soya. took place on flashy Course on Monday, heats, one mile and i half. Mr. Garbutt's b. ". Expectation. 1 yrs. old, against Mr. Shaw's gr. in. Hopeful, 6 yrs. ; won by the forma in two beats. A number of gentlemen from Somerset and Devon met nu Wed nesday week, at the Lamb hut, between CoHampton and AVelling ton, for the of pigee noting. Sevend matches were de cided, and 5 not•ng generally was excellent. Most of the party afterwards SOP tegaba, and roommate arrangements were made far futars atilt. Nine gentlemen from Devon ant matched to *Kt against of oral =Elba tram Somerset, at eleven birds each. A Juror observed, that it had not hien had been examined. Child answered, that he had assisted lb laying her oat. and &a: he did not yee any marks of violence. The verdict of Found Drowsed was then rett!rned. The thermometer stood yesterday morninli . at 7; in the shade and 110 in the sun. PauTESTANTb . SoNt:•—itis Royal lligliots the Duke of York haying been pleased mum graciously to allow a splendidly_ embellished copy of the Pt oh , tants o'eng to be p r esented w him at hi , . Levee, it may now be seen at the oilier of the Evioill man, No. 7. Brydges.strett, Covent-garden, where it is published. It may be also had of every respectable Book and Musie4keller town or country. Price lialf-a-gainea.—Thr Duke of York's t h o e rt d u ra n Speech accompanies the Song. The millions Hamad and Cu. have distributed to the holders of BI T it p t i 'eru public sill be in:ressed this day, at five &clock when taut prises of ate ?.I . :e 4 i 4 i l j; wwill;hbetphresener capitals , must gratis mi to t a h l e i 'vireo of 1,0501. Heard and Co. are selling. at than old offices. Royal Esehange; 26, Coenhilli and 324, Osioni-street, there they sold, 31st Last May, 1,04, 30,0601. and SAW, LOW ; and 1r last year's boustias Ave prides of 30.600 E and UAW.. and by thee agents in all the principaluitry towns. ; • ... - - • • Newer" --""'"- - • • . . , .4.4 ~..."'"'"'"'"", . - _ ___ • • • • , 1111 6 ..,,,,,, ..,0 I-4 • ,_ ,„,„ a , . • - ..,..---.- .......p..-....,, „...-....„._ 1111.0••• , ........„....... . ' ' •••• - ....A,. 4 • lir .-, • "-- -- - - lir • -- • . • . •ri . . .. t. , . ./ ... 1 6) , ‘.. e fr ---- / ./ 1, / Z., i) ....., • ... Pe .4, ce, , t \\. ...i . e --Pi - Z---e/' l‘ -' - M il - . ..,e,-z -v , . _....- - 4..- ./b ...;...e.--e....2.-2...--g......y,--„._, , 1 / 4 7 / /.....0/ qtr e "-- - ..,-.) o a 4 ! ...01 --•,-- / ' .. • . : .1r4: 44 .- • • , --t l ee Pl t S Crib ' ' Alli 1 ' - . - -. .... . '..........., • ...Sim., 4 L A. . ,. . , .. .ili: ."!• • t o S.. • 2L.,i.. -• 0 •ift. - 4 . •3•• • •e4t : \ / ... - ~ ~ • , • tea . , ' stfe . . , . ____ - •7 , . No. 7,056. LONDON , FRIDAY,. JULY 15, 1825. i Price 7d. ,_ 1 • ~ 7.47 "1 i . • - • ' -. . A REGULAR TRADER. I SALES BY AUCTION. SALES Ey AUCTION. .1.1 UNSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan- TURIN, Jim a 2n. ' , F" VAN DIEMEN'S LAND awl NEW SOUTH WALES, to clear on the 10th August, the new and fast _ 61 A ROARET.STR EET, CA VENDISH-SQUA RE. DDIJIVICSURRRY. • . ' I eery, made m a came wherein Joseph Dare and others are f u l a a v in e, tiff a s n , a a n n if nu te i eo tan rg t e n toLt d on in and th o e sn wi ere a d jasaph efendansa i gen u jatu te !3r; genius s e o t t • o t l h lo i w it p ing lace n , o w ti t e l e l , a r t el o a n ti ce ve a t s o ttz a n great ibil an( 1 mechanical ~,Hint public. filename is Giuseppe Mauer& : he was a *Merle l 1 eating Ship CAPE PACKET. coppaed and copper fastened . LEASEHOLD ESTATE. Elegant VILLA ou ß iem Et4l st D , 4ll .. Struthampton.streee Camberwell. in the C-otinto of Sorrey, Eel. (I Bathe° 260 Toes;KEI,I,IE iota mmander. Lying in the • Commodious Dwelliv e .house. large Gateens, and Erection at the inlene lleth , ° . i t e leLl f re eve L i reonds, dernet4Pt a i l n id . (who died in the month of February, 1813), if living, is to come in peasant and was born in the village of Mnittefalcone, near 1.4040 u Docks. This Ship is fitted most elegant and com. i bock, with orkshope. eligible for investment. Pneksnake Paddock. the ieltl skeet 47 Acme Chieri. He spent his youth in feeding sheep, or driving • modems style for Paseengers. • By Mr. ROBINS, By WINSTA LBY and SONS, and make ouches claim ;or if dead, any pertain or persons claiming rendes him is or are to come in acid make out his or their claim , and the first theconery of iris genius was on Ice Freight or Passages aPPIy to • (or Warwick House, Regent-street.) At the Mart, Alla DAY, at 12, 1 1 1 31eases. DONALDSON, WILKINSON , and Co. At Ganaway's Coffee-house, "Change.alley, Gambill, on lA. . Valuable and truly gait: able LEASEHOLD SS- Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton - buildings , bit beholding an ancient watch and aft old tienJule with before Francis Paul 'Stratford, Emu one of e he 5f asters of tl e said the plough . ; . wooden wheels in time after which ' beC the 63. Old Broad-stree. THURSDAY •1 -- I. TATE, held under Daigle,' College for 45 Yeirs, consisting 'London ; or in default thereof ihey will he excluded the benefit of A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; corn- • *lan elegant VILLA RES CB. situate in the much *d- iet PERIAL SWEDISH IRON COMPANY. prising a substantial and commodious Dwelling-house, mired village of Dulwich, and ilea from London, dath capital . this Decree.-The said Benjamin Dare, if living, would be between ~ a shot Capital, 1110.01‘. lin and 70 ear' , of age •he married upwanla of 40 years ago a elks . miter clock-maker, and subsequently eoded in rook- suce situate No. •,M Margaret.afreet, Cavendish - square , held on Lease ' ambling, cinch -bousete, and ogees of every denomination. reb b e tab aanBW by 4000 Shares 0261. each. Deposit of 11. to be m a an unexpired tetm of eight teats, hoe Miclutelmae next, at a • The house is of chaste elect isdiciously plsced at a convenient Cooke , l' afterward * officer of 31a iI or }:terse, and watt an pod on emelt •Mwe, when allotted , into the hands of the Bankers, to low Ground Rent, on Lease to Mr. Nichol', or his under-tenants, remove from the road, and co bandaonte etoranea hail, break-retnarkabi • Gent, and resided in or near Pump eaten , tit. Luke ' s, Old -mast, e productions Of this nature was a small throne the order el Sill DifelltOr ie trll CODIRREIy • for th e whole term. producing a net rental of fast parlour , ea ti ng room 25 by 16 feet 6 inches, drawilz. and was eulasequenity clerk to a Solicitor in Elm-court, it) the of Polished brass, upon which was seated King David • h wit h • such Dimetors to be by ballot at • (teased Meeting of NINETY-FOUR POUNDS PER ANNUM. news IS feet by 16 feet 6 - boudoir library, 4 principal . Temple. SHEPPARD, THOMAS, and LEPARD , . his harp, the whole cent ' d . ame in the head of a cane, This . • , i ~i, Ploprimense to be convened what the Shares ate allotted, aid The House is three aorta high, contains three Rooms on a chambers, 2 secondary dime. lOW dreeitag rooms, store closets, 9, Cbak-lane. . machine was wound up as a watch, and pro etas t h at the deposits pat& floor, with convenient Offices. large (laden, planted with Shrubs', Re. and a convenient arrantomesot 'of "gallant domestic came. A Prospectus of This Company will be published in the s h ape and an,extensim range of Workshop% extending to Little Fon,. a detached offices Include mil for six horses, stand- B. . . . ISH, Contractor, sincerely thanks the Public for their sound of an organ with such exactness, and the figure fol- . e , a pemp hi et , which may be bed en application to Moan. land.street. .' • ' . ~., for two carriages. hantosit s, t o chambers, pheasenl, distinguished favours, and regrets to state this probably is the lowed the ; sounds with such actotracy, that it would be . ~ Shetrood, Nagy, and J 66151; or of °n ewer bookseller in the Particelara may be had of !Hours. Donde* and Ginty Rothe's.. •' rderoom, Re. The 1 a park-like paddoe . 1 Scheme he dull have the I • l'• • I that nt p °Laura to centract !or, Par tament really insignia the sounds procecded from the motion kir gam. court, Gray's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 176, °fomented with noble Ma other trees, and a line sheet of having resolved to abolish Lotteries fie ever ! of the fingers. Be, however, time wok a lemon in drawing . i 'oft for Shares most be road* col or before the 29th inst. g etain _ atreet. Appecatt • , water. The whole is quo In attar. fit fa the reception of a Besides the Prizes in theEeunt Scheme, amounting to '4 ' ,or music, and his idea was simply taken final a figure of (what the allotment will take gas) addressed " To the Proof. • 'um of the Imperial Swedish Iron Company ,' sc. REIGATE, SURREY . siting i also a genteel bouse, pedals. -house, and stabling adjoining. ISH ADDS SIXTY-FOU PIPES OF WINE, GRATIS ! the prophet painted on the walls of the collegiate church * I 000manisi with reference, and Post paid. COMPACT' FARM, WITH FARILHOUSB AND OUT- 'Therefore, independently of the of Chieri. In !he composition of this and various other UEO. MOTT. Esq. BUILDINGS, GARDEN, YARD. &c. To Ire viewed by ow& eel b. - . eft, with d esc ri p tiv e s,t. p articulars, may be had of Mr. Mint. ,Li I- . , of Win- . --FOUR GRAND PRIZES OF instruments of a similar description, Mauro lamented the Solicitor so the Company, 20. Elatoatreet, Strand. And upwards of Seventy Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable • stalky and Sons, Paean ; particulars also at the Man. - 1:21.1156 I .1:41,02.6 want of an instrument that could reader all indefinite nutn- - Land, between the two Great Roads to Brighton, with valuable H AYTIEN COMPANY FOR MINING, (under an c oalman m a w s. leer of airs. To remedy this defect, after a variety of ex- am/wive Grant obtained from the Government of Hayti), e-- ' B- y Mr. ROBINS, Gettable H ousehold Furniture; large Glasses, valuable Paintings, With many other Capitals, apd No Blanks 1 paiments and most persevering industry, he sne- and fee other purposes. (Of Warwick House. Regent-stre.tn - and E . Pall-real. ALL THIS DAY, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. cteded in perfecting, unassisted by the kid of musical 1 oaEarDEor. At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Comhill, cos • Re e ,_ ALIT. Each of the Holden of the Four Prises of 1 , 9 6 0 Gu i nean, whether k 1 I now tx gq, an instrument which • has received the • , The Most Noble the Manias of DOWNSHIRE. - • THURSDAY NEXT at 12, At hit Gout lason, No. ValLondl, THIS DAY, at 12, I bought at BIS WI), or any other Licensed Lottery O ffi ce, will be -. r • l ' ' entitled to RI kipta of Wins.:o4l botanic.* in proportion 4 kg th at name of 41m/intim thafo • which has cite look of a piano, E $l3Olllll. ; ,,,'A i x s 8/01088SHOS A ft! a I gat," °hilt - . 4. - _ latirarritelaD ...gia AT Irro.LANDXWA. A lt 'ffsellaneotta C 0 2 Witte 'HOUSEHOLD la Sixteenth will have One Pine of Wine besides the Shut of and whiinbil7retsintetnal titßOPailionleonstniction. receives REDEEMED, su a r:cooss. ' NEWPOND FARM, FURNITURE, comPriana lofty four-Post bedsteads and IMO Guineas. The Wine to be chosen from the Stock of any whatevet r air is ployed npott the keys with it most astonish - The Right Honourable Lord Ni;GENT__, M.P. Chairman. Situate about two miles from tee capital Marketeown of Rei ate, furniture., goose feather beds and betritsg, excelleet mahoe , , eine Wine Merchant in the Kin om, b the fortunate holden them. ' ' 4 gd 1 mg exaotOces. To this Is added another instrument, called • ' g , furniture in drawers tables , and chairs pier and chimney glasses selves. do JAMES MACKINTOSH, 31. P. Delnitf,-Vbaleman• on the Road leading to Red Hill and Crawley, comprising a cum_ of large • • " • ' i 'the Pennwalt°, which will repeat the note:: communicated Ithe Lottery d Ttt dln ban ea ay. 31st Meynßish shared and sold Henry Brougham /•:.sq. M.P. I James Hunter, jun. Esq. modious Farm House, seated in a Garden, enclosed from the road dimensions, three capital lofty screens, resewood ant zebra tabi dining ditto, • 1 'I No. 1804 - - £30,000 - -in b Shares to it by the Musico Grafts, and which may with facility be nee Sir Henry Cooke , K.C.B. IJ. B. Lousada, Jun. Esq. es set of mahogany AM a variety of excellent far. by a paled fence, with Fenn yard, two barns, stable, cattle sheds • ' ....•• • . The lion. Capt. Curzon, R.N. F. J. Pigou. Lag. calf pen, piggery, granary, ea. and sundry enclosures of meadow, , name ; also about ou le; of genuine and valuable paintings. by 5446 - - 10,000 - -in 9 Stares adapte d to an organ or piano. But this is not his only the most esteemed Masters, worthy the attention of the collector . And Seven other Capitals, the Shares of which were distributed effisrt of genius ; being ofengraving • ' desirous Lvneon Evelyn, Esq. 31. P. Charles Tecnytion, Esq. 31. P. pasture, and arable land, containinreupwards of Eiteneter Ferrite, Esq. . W. Wilberforce, jun. Esq. SEVENTY ACRES, and dealer. all over the United Kingdom. brans on ap ivory tablet, he foun d his hand unable to ' i Winton Machine. Esq. • H. 0. Wheatherley„ Esq. All ly in g compact, divided into eligible enclosure'', and a valuable p A varlet of now Catalogues may be had at Mr. Cauty's Gra: Rooms, To . 89, Y Numbers are on sale b y BISIL Contractor, 911-1111111. . •4. eornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, London ; and . by his Agents perform e' the operation he afterwar d s • himself ; It:,:t and Beale, Eeq. Michael Williams, Dni• (of Right of Common on Hades and Petritige Wood Common. In .iiii.on Hill, Esq. Truro.) the occupation of nin aurbeny, on lease to Messrs. Neale and art of engraving will be highly benefitted. By the use AUDITORS. Modern and Ele ant Household Fur n iture, lerge Glasses Cabinet - Lee, of Reigate, which exp;:ca at Michaelmas, 1823. There is a . g.... ' , . , _ -, • I'. Langley, Esq. ; David Limeade, Esq. ;a n d J. Lowe, Esq • number of hue ihrir . ag , 1 Timber Trees and sonng Stores, in a Piano-forte. Picture., le Ines, and Effects. Pill Vet TP RILLS. , thereof the graver directs his tool with the greatest nicety, BANKERS. veri flourishing state, and a delightful site for Wilding a Villa. E arl's Court, Old Brompton. -nom.— so that he can describe two lines very near approaching, Messrs. }rya and Chapman ; element. Bosanquet, Pitt, Anderson, obe viewed by applying to 31r. Burberry• on the Premises, of By Mr. CAUTY. A complete list of the private Bills brought before Parliament yet without time fear of uniting, I • atm, with greater nicety and Franks. On the Premises on WEDNESDAY NEXT and following day , dune the lasi Session has been Published, and we find b reclean_ whom particulars may be had ;at the White Hart and Swan. ' ' ' • g . ' ' P • f t han the finest miniature painter can describe the lines tit al2 precisely, ing up all those which have obtained the Loyal assent, that they • .- 1 i ., SOLICITORS. Reigate ; Posting Howie, Red-hill ; George, Crawley ; Red Lion, •• , • Messrs. Dawes anti Chatfield. LL tit, genuine pnd excellent HOUSEHOLD FUR- amount to two hundred and eighty tic ! The last year, which we "ie,smn• lit addition to these useftt, inventions connected s Dorking ;el r. Crofts, Spread Eagle, Epsom ; Feethere, el ersham ; A NITU RE. new within a short period; comprising lofty believe exceeded all that went befote it, in the number of private with the Le arts, he 'lies communicated to the Royal • The Bankers and Solicitors of the above named Company will King's Arms, Croydon ; Messrs. Collier, Birch, and Illarchant, rot receive applications for Shares after THIS DAY, at Four No. 9, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn ;at Garraway's; and of Mr. four-post bedsteads and forititures, goose bees. mattressee, end Bills, produced 200; the previous year 155; and the year before Arsenal i method of ttirning and polishing gun-barrels, 'i • o'clock. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, London. bedding; mahogany chamber furniture, in drawere wardrobe., that 10 . ten or twelve at a time, and for polishing all kinds of 1 The Applications for Shares, addreseeti to the care of 51esers. - tables, basin stands. an..l drawing room suite of tables , ' chairs, an I The Bills haring for their object the facilitating of intercourse metals •it i t turned be in eaus of water. A machine of r 1 lea and Chapman , in May last, will be taken into consideration FINE FOREIGN TABLE LINEN, SILK DA 31 AnK sofas ; chins . curtains, Bras tels carpets, large pier and chimney between di ff erent parts of the kingdom, by means of Road., Rail- .. ' . „. •• -I " - . , alth tome now receiving, unless the same be withdrawn Tlll6 HANGINGS. OLD CHINA, Sic. glasses. Inlaid cabinets, grand piano - forte , a few tine ptctures. ways, Bridge., Canals. and Ordinary and Steam Naviption this kind, was tneny years ago invented in 1 tepee, and had PAY. By Mr. JAMES De:in EW, linen, china, glass, and effects; also about forty dozens of fine old amount in all to 416. Nine of the Bills which obtained the Royal been lately . introduced into the Rept Arsenal ot 'Turin. 1 - --- At his Auction Room, Charles-street, Berkley-square, on TOES- poet and sherry. assent use fie Railways, and it is probable that several others tor His method of polishing.aims was totally unknown, hither- NITELSII IRON and COAL MINING COMPANY. PAY NEXT, and following Day, at 12, eke I e viewed on Tuesday and mornings of Sale: and eats- a similar °tenet would have passed particularly the Liverpool and to having always been perforated by manual labour. His ~ . • a Notice is hereby given, that the Transter Books of this j WARDROBE of SAXON DAMASK TABLE- loguei hid on the premises, amid of 31t. Canty, auctioneer and ap. Marchester one) but for • the determined opposition of interested Majesty - ' I oniparty will be SHUT from SATURDAY, the 16th, to SA- i a. - 1 LINEN, of very superior fabric, full handsome patterns, praiser, Pio. 80, Pall-mall. parties. has given him an employ in the Royal Arsenal, Tle RDA Y, the 30th instant inclusive. and in most excellent condition, consisting of large dinner cloths, - .. That, in conformity with the Deed of Settlement, the first Audit with sets of napkins to match, breakfast cloths, overlays, &c.; se- A CAPITAL TOWN•BUILT CHARIOT AND CA- are in " Ti ther 12 . lure ,atid sale of the different inventions. of the Accounts having taken place, the Directors have this des Taal suits of silk damask window curtains, china, pictures. and BRIOEET. The Bills for Enclosures, Drainage, and Embankment. are 33. -- -- - -- ----- met fee the purpose of receiving the Report of the Auditors, which other valuable items, the property of a foreign gentleman returned Br Mr. CAUTY, The number of Bills for Paving, Lighting, and general Improve. BRIGHTON. • .1 Report they have the pleasure to inform the Proprietors is highlly to the Continent. Ou the Premises. Earl's Conn. Old Brompton , on THURSDAI , meet of towns, including Bills for Streets, Gaols,and Waterworks. -.410...... satisfactory ; and the Auditors having recommended that a DIV . • fo be viewed on Monday preceding the sale, and Catalogues had NEXT. the Nat instant, at 12, and also considering Gas Lights its referable to the head of Light- Great progress is making towards the completion Of tbts 1 DnND at the rate of Twenty per Cent. per AonUrn onehe Money at the Auction Room, Charles. street, Berkeley-square. Capital TOWN-BUILT CHARIOT lined wttn. • . ing , amounts to 42. buildings at Kemp Town ; the eastern wing is in a state of Prattlestf m the thr Concern, rll errire shou tin a e be if ir y m fa n t 4 e 1 I ne di e s t t r ;i lt b„ nu ted aton th g e ELEGANT FURNITURE. silk, aid fringed ; thepanels fiuished in claret colour, and Connected with the preceding class ere several incidental great forwardness and presents a bold an) beautiful line -7( • ' ouseatareholders, the Directors hive rdingly ordered that suoh picked in scarlet , latent axle, , brass 1111011i'litlitS, &C. Splendid Lamps, fine Old China, Pictures, large marble Tables. DIVIDEND of Twenty per Cent. be the COURSE of PAY. built by 4 11 en . Damask Window Curtains , sumptuous Or-tnolu Clocks, Bin Also an excellent headed CABRIOLET, MR.. its pets. Rectories. &c. Of such Bills there have be;il passed 18. large semicircular space of ground . in front of the square is • SIENT at this Office, en every day (Sunday excepted; from Sec first wheels patent a xle, black body picked out blue. brown lining, hard Table, Cabinet Pianoforte. capital Axminster Carpet, . , e , _ , teethe Bills tor the formation of Companies, tine passed ; and laid out as a lawn, and greatly improves the appearance of WEDNESDAY, the loth, to SATURDAY, the 30th-I n stant By Mr. JAMES DENEW, moveable boot and eather apron. side gingen', and morocco squaba. several others were proposed, but defeated. inclusive, between the hours of Twelve and Four, and subsequent. At his Amnion Room t Chatles-street. Berkeley-square, on May be viewed the preceding day and morning of sale. The remaining :14; are Bills ter objects entirely personal, such as these magnificent, though yet unfinished, edifices. The !yon every MONDAY and FRIDAY, between the hours of One TUESDAY NEXT, and following Day, nt 12, and Three. o r rHE elegant FURNITURE, large Glasses, sump- PICTURES. _ . ____ _ ____ a wide pavement is put down nearly to Black Rock, where Should any Proprietor be desirous of lapwing the Accounts or 1 tuous Martpieterie and Buhl Tables, Cabinets, and Conn- Ar R. CAU'fY has the honour respectfully to announce SPORTING INTELUGENCE. the valley has been partially filled up for the purpose of Balance Sheet. as made up by the Auditors, the same may be ex- modes, fine old Dresden and Oriental China ; capital cw-molu IVI to the Nobility. Gentry, Connoisecurs, and the Public, -...111.11.-_ making the road to Newhaven. A great tiltruhei of addi- aliened by any shareholder, on application at the Offices of the chandeliers, Grecian lanips, end lustres; brilliant toned cabinet that he is Instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, NEW3IARKET JULY MEETING (LAST Dee). tional workmen have been recently set to work. Company. By Order of the Board, pianoforte, a ten•feet billiard table, valuable pictures, suits of 80, Pall-mall, on THURSDAY. the 211th inst. at one o'clock. n WEDNESDAY. JOHN LAWFORD, Secretary. window curtains, damask table linen, Axminster and Turkey most valuable and interesting COLLECTION of PICTURES, Th e very unusua l num b er o f horses prevented our giving more 'lime water-wheel at the entrance to the Chain Pier, e 40. Broad-street-building., July 13, 182.1. carpets, and numerous other interesting effects, the property of a of the highest class, comprising several undoubted chef-d'ereeres• th an six of them in our paper of yesterday. which i s worked now by a capstan and horse, comment re Foign Gentleman , returned to the Continent. amongst others , a grand Gallery Picture of Belshazzar's Feast, by • rite match between Elizabeth and Pipylina excited extraordinary extremely well ; they fill a cart iu shout two minutes This day is published, To be viewed on Monday preceding the sale, when catalogues Tintoretto; the Silence. of Corregio, a most exquisite enbinet gem; interest, Elizabeth being the same filly which won at Ascot. She and a half. I.IISTORY of the POLITICAL and MILITARY may be had at the Ammon Rooms, Charles-street, Berkeley- an Ascension of the Virgin, by Murillo; Marriage of St. Lathe- is the property of bis Majesty, and tuns at Brighton the week after A man, while Lathing 'the C 11. TRANSACTIONS in INDIA, during the Administration quare. rine, of Raphael, a beautiful picture of eleven whole length fieurea. next. was nearly drowned ; but some persons on the beach at the 0: tee Marquis of Hastings., 11113.-Ilea. RARE AND CURIOUS notiKS, rams. AND ' and chef d'anivre ; the Peerage from Lift to Death, by • Vandeck : • Phe seventh race was the match for 100 soya. h. ft. D. I. _ By HENRY T.IIRINSICP, . DRAWINGS. • -1 , 4 grand and masteryalwartaert. al* Pa m / 4 m' 110 " as of ows Poo- Lind Verulam's Vitellina, Ba. 41b. . . . . . I ' time swain to his relief, and brought him to the shore. Of the Bengal Civil Service. By Mr. EVANS, iliue; the Reconciliation of Jacob and Emu, by Raphael. one of Captain Routes Conviction, latt. 81b. - - - - 2 1 In 2 vols. /Ivo, boards, with Maps and Plates, price IL 125. H ouse, 0. 93 . Pall -math on .At his N Printed for litoptiney, Patbury, and Allen, Leadenhall. street. Holy Family, by the same great master : also several of exquisite race, and won easy by three lengths; rode by Wheady, and Con- _.-..-- three following Days, an fi nis t , liv A. Career', Domeniehino, C. Dolci, Rent- •-o bJames Robinson. fire broke out on Monthly night at the house of Mr. G • ll { This Day, the Sixth N'olurne, in lee., price al. las.. and on Wed. A Valuable Collection of Rare and Curious BOOKS, .bran u t t , y Tin d to tt retto.:Vela.quez, &c. &c. ; being the genuine property ete Ttte n e ig hth and ' las i t race ' was for the plate, to deride the dead Sawyer, at the earner of Middle-street, which would have been at' MANUSCRIPTS. and Old PRINTs, the property of of a foreigner of diatincitia.collested, regardless of expense, during nesday Next will be published, vols. Nine and Ten, in Ilvo., heat between Muleteer, and brother to Black and All Black. tended with the most serious consequences. had not the mos price 11. 4a., of Maws. G. and W. Nicol, including their celebrated copy o f the , many yews unwearied exertion and residence at the principal Courts mu1e,,,,,. - - - - - - . I prompt assistance been at hand. We understand that the servan Frllle Rev. Dr. LI NG A RD'S HISTORY of ENG- first Latin Bible, the lint hook, ever printed. a magnificent cnpv . of Europe. Brother to Black and All Black . . - . 2 girl went into one of the attic rooms about half-past ten o'clock, ' upon vellum, the most distinguished book in the whole annals o f May be viewed for four days preceding, and catalogues had at li 1 LAND, containing the Reigns of James I. and ('holes I . 5, and 6to 4on M u l e t eer , who jumped off at starting, made with a lighted candle in one hand and a basin of want. in dr.: Also a third edition of r. .t D I INGARD'S HISTORY of typography; Livil Biennia, 3 vole. fi rst edition, 1470; the Ori- the Rooms, 1111, Pall-mall. strong play, and won the race very easy by about three lengths. mho; and in passing the toot of the bed towards a bastn-starai, i final Drawing, far Grose's A nt i qu iti es; two prints engraved in the ENGLAND, front the tint invasion by the Romans to the death _After the race, the Duke of Grafton and Lord John Fitzroy de- the curtains were drawn across the candle by the current of wind ' i ' intaney of engraving, no other copies known ; •a brilliant •assent- KENT. coming in at the open window. The furniture of the bed star in a , et Charles I, In ten vols. nye, price fit . parted for elusion 11411. the 1 'health Centti • the Ori "nal Seo•ch • - Volume, in Ito, and the Eleventh and bla lr e of B ea k s of -.I ~ T Y • g l . FREEHOLD SIX-VAT PAPER-Mud.,, AT TOVILL, The succeeding Seventh Covenant, with the Autograph Signatures of the Peers of Scot- NEAR MAIDSTONE. Twelfth Volumes in Bro., will bring this History down to the , e . .. , . Staffordshire . presence of mind to throw the water she had in her hand over mm. a cri t • D b ." land ; rentatencnus fieuraice , most ancient tuanue p , ery s By Messrs. STEVENS and BRENCHLEY, Duke of Portland and Earl Sefton left for their residences in but which rather increased than stopped the tire. She then cauctitup Int-eludes ID 114/8. Voyages, 23 Parts, excessively rare ; Muses Francois, 4 cols. A t t h e Auction Mart, on FRIDA V, August 12, at 12, unless an teem , the counterpane, and made another effort to smother the flem I ee, I Printed fer J. Moorman, Ludgate-street splendid copy in morocco; Philosophical Transactions, 109 vols, acceptable offer be previouolv made by private contract. ---twww•---- which was also ineffectual. The terrified girl then got into the . A RECOVERED TREATISE OF CICERO. &c. &r. A MOST desirable FREEHOLD SIX-VAT • PAPER- TATERSALL'S, Ttittesnet, JULY 14, 1825. farther corm). of the r tom, where she screamed for assistauce. . Recently publishes . in Ben. price 12s. in boards. m It. S I IALLBONE respectfully announces that, lA. MILL, substantially erected, and very eligibly situate at Several persons made their way up to the room, hut the flames , CICERO DE REPUBLICA c codice Vatican° disaip- TIIIS DAY. July 13th. he will have the honour to Tovill, contiguous to the River elnlway. The room was but thinly attended, but all account!' relative to were then drawn out of the door by the air from the window, in sit Angelus 3laius, Bibliothecw Vatic/inset:atm SELL by AUCTION, at his Rooms, 47, High -street, Blooms- The mill it in full work, and it , paper has been long held in high the July Meeting, at Newniarket,,were most pleasantly adjusted. such a body that none of them could attempt to enter. Wii•er Since the restoration of letters , neither accident nor remerch has . 12 , I k ti Collectionof fine ri . 1 PICTURES repute by a most excellent connexion, who furnish a constant de- There was no mention of any other stakes than that of the Don- being, however, handed up, they began to throw it on tiv• fire, bury, at ococ , a tine de- coct with • more valuable relic of ancient eloquence than the of the Itulinn, Dutch. Flemish. and English Schools , the entire maul for its produce. It is parted with on account of the declining coffer St. Leger; particulars of which will be found beneath. and the girl made her escape from the roont. At this time • , . I atican copy of this diseearse."--"Are have obtained a considers-small room adjoining was literally filled with smoke, where the of • Gentleman. The whole in excellent preservation, health of the senior partner, and presents a very desirable o cc ur - ST. LEGER. ble 111,1DIMIIIi0f1 of the itch treasures of geeems and wisdom be- property richly framed, and worthy the attention of the amateur. tunity for men of property to embark capital, either for letting or 3to I apt Memnon 127t0 1 apt Pastime only child of Mr. Sawyer was sleeping, but which none of. the quathed to as by Cicero; his eloquent vindication of the eternal May be viewed till the sale, and catalogues had of Mr. Small- occupation ot' the estate. 6 to• I aget Alderman 30 to 1 apt Dauntless persons endeavouring to extinguish the tire knew of till a neigh. # P rinciples of truth and justice, and an additional specimen of that There are TWO COTTAGES contiguous, containing four- 7 to I eget Itedgauntlet 33 to 1 ages Trinculo bout asked one of the servants where the child was; and on Isom 47, 11 igh-street, Bloomsbury.l I polished and splendid language, wbieb is of itself a source o f pure - 16 to 1 apt Cleveland 37 to 1 apt Brother to. ddy her pointing to the bed, he took it tip at the moment that respire- • / delight, and a proud triumph for taste and erudition. In a word, THE REM A !NINO WIN ES, BOOKS, stc. OF THE ling-house. Also a three-stall stable, coachhonse, brewhouse, 20 to I apt Altisidora 40 to 1 agst Brigand tion was whit difficulty performed; in a few moments more there , t we have escoac:ed two hundriel pages of Creero."-31onthly Rev. LATE LORD 31ACDONALL. melteoft, store-cellar, cow-lodge, carpenter's and =hire shops. 23 to 1 apt Homer I .50 to 1 apt Deeetleril is reason to believe the child must have been suffocated. The a 4 April 18S1. 3 , 1 R . f. 1, P H ILLIPS t an no u n ce s res h p e e s e i t , f a i l l i lll ts t a t n h d a!gi . y m o o rd ß e r. gardens.tnolhouse, poultry-house, piggery, two kitchen and two flower 33 to 1 apt Whisker i whole of the bedding was now in fliers; anti the stillocalitar . I Printed for J. Mawman, Ludgate-5treet.—........_ stench arising from the burning feathers made it almost inipooitble I Of whom also may be had, - ROW SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms. Bond- May he viewed with tickets only, and particulars had nt the CRICKET. to stand many moments on the narrow entrance i nto the room. • A Grammar of the La•in Language. 111 C. G. Zumpt , Pro - street, the remaining Portion of the valuable LIBRARY of place of sale ; at the Bell and Star Inns, Maidstone ; and of Two men (who we understand are in the e m p lo y of Messrs . Palmer . keen Frederichs Gymnasium. Berlin. Translated from the tier- BOOKS, BOOKS of PRINTS. and ETCHINGS, including Mews. Stevens and Brenchley, 36, Old Jewry, London.and green) however, rushed into the room, and succeeded in dash- The Grand Cricket Match, in Lord's Ground, betw ee n Eleven man. with Additions. by the Rev. John Kenrick, 31. A. Bvo. (Gamey, Voyages and Travels, Politics, Be ll es Lewes, &e. ; ~,,,,,,,.....-,-.., •in a quant•ty of water where the lira was most. furious, and at 'tem el • 0 Players, whose names begin with B. and E ipsen Players of . . 1 Price Ys. boards , DESIRABLe: RESIDENCE England, was decided on fuesday in favour of Englaud. le n gth stopped its further progress. es Boydeles Bemis, Maver's Views in Egypt, Stow's Survey of Lon. Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer were absent when the tire comm.:urn% Furnished, Five Miles from Lomlon . Ws. A NEW EDITION OF 1 HE TRAVELS OFI ooze's Works don, Spencer's Works, and Index by T o dd, .1 , NIR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, he is author- Brand .. - 10 b. Ashby - - oe. Iloward ) but 31r. Saw see returned whilst it was most active , His his. A NACHA 14618. Bayles Dietionsry, Clarendon's History of the Rebellion. the Mu- l inquiry was for his child ; and when he learnt it was us safety, la six vols. Bro. end a 7th In 4t0.. (attaining Maps, Views, &c v i e i iced to EET, Furnished, or SELL the LEASE by Private Bowyer - oc. Flavell - -11 Run out rd folio alt h e Fl Iloughton, Francais,rancaut ; an ounce, sh a kepeare, his feelings may be better imagined than described. lnitnetliatas Price 41. 4s. n boards. Derby and other Galeria'. Contract, of a Desirable and Cheerful RESIDENCE, pleasantly Broadbridge - 47 Not out 2e c. llowanl 1 over the room on tire were several hundred pounds worth art TIM TRAVELS of AN. I CHARS'S the Younger, Al he ' dof l • CELLARof WINES, to here. so te. remain er lll situate at Acton, five miles from Oxford -street, on the Uxbridge- Budd Bc. Ashby ~ . ob. Ashby stationery, which must have soon been destroyed, had not the t. 're I .1_ in -theca, during the Middle of the Fourth Century, before moved from his late residence, Welbeck-strect, including Malin. road, with excellent garden, and three acres of meadow land; Beagley - ob. alattilews . II c. Hooker hem early exungundied. I the Christian Z..' ; translate.. frees the French of the Abbe Bar. sey, Madeira, Port , Champagne, Red Burgundy, Anquarian, Ca- stabling for seven -bonsai, coach-house, and other out offices ; the Blakeely - 3b. Ashby - -0 c. Howard Mr. Towner, 3lr. Wilford, and many of the friends and neigh- 11 , efeaty. The 6th edi ti on. tektite, and other Wines. iinerior is well arranged with every domestic comfort, and the Baker - - 22 c. Flavell - 3b. Ashby bates of Mr. S. greatly exerted tla..ta.e .01, • slt although they lu{a a' m . Primed for C. and J. Rivington ;J. and W. T. Clarke; Long.. The Books may be viewed, and the Witten tasted at the time of w' • Y •uie s uitably and handaontel • timi d•' i F the , tit for the occupation Brown . - 3 b. Ashby - . . 3 st Flavell one time but little hope of staying the iletriert, as the supply art , man, Hunt, Rots, Orme, ltrown, and Green ;T. Well ;J. and sale ; and Catalogues had at Mr. Peillipsne 73, Bond-street. of a Nobleman or Gentleman of Family. Beagley, J. - Ib. Matthews - e Not out i.- water was for sonic time delayed, in consequence tl the we A. Arch; _John Richarasor ;J. Newman ;W. Ginger •J. Immediate ossession may be had, and further particulars known Barnett - - oc. Saundeas - ob. Matthews havin • broken. The engines were not got to the hums,/ tie Booker; R. Scholey ; T 'I gg; Beldwin, Cradock, and J oy; THE FREEHOLD HGUSE, AND THE GOODWILL, I 1 1 _. _...... , and - Uc. Hooker ro p e I, , , ~-.. , on application at Mr. Frumps s, 73, Bond - street; cards for - had some time' alter the lire been extinguished. Jaßolin ;R. Saunders; E. Edwards ; J. Duncan ;G. B. Whit- AND THE STOCK OF 31R. 31ARCHANT, OF Dlle et A- ) viewing obtained. - Another tire also broke out the !sante evening at the house of raker ; Simpler) and Marshall; T. and J. Allman ; Harding, LANE, DRAPER. 103 .51 Mr. Chapman, baker, in North-*tree', but it was got under nub . - Triphoet„ aad Lepard ; C. Taylor; C. Smith; J. NVicksteed ; R. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that on MON- AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, EN6L•KIL out doing any copsiderable danaage.--Reightou Gazette. e ' and F. Marion. DAL' NEXT, and following Day, at I. he shall SUB- Superbly Furnished, with Coach.house and Stabling, in a fashion- Ashby 17 b. Broadbridge - ob. Hued __ __ _• 31IT by AUCTION, at his (treat Rooms, 73, New Bond-street, able Squire at the West End of the Town. Howard - 11 b. Bates ti b. Brown , MILTON'S In fIeTHUMOUS WORK. without reserve, the entire STOCK in TRADE, comprising about AI It. PH IL L 1 P,S respectfully notifies that he is autho- Searle - 24 Run out . 16 b. Build . - 33 c. Brown - 49 Not out CORONER'S INQUEST. _-,,....- To-olairew will be published , in 1 vol. 4to. price 2/. 10s. 3.000 yards of broad-clothe, donele s and eingle kerseymeres, hair Saunders 1 rind to SELL, by PRIVATE TREATY, a substantial leenee , 5 C. Bowyer - 4 b. Bu.lti -1, By his Majesty's Special Command, shame ehalloone, bath coating, flannels, Padua and silk serge% and modern built H OUSE and OFFICES, n detached coach-house ' ' Yesterday afternoon , at three o'clock, an inquisition was taken s 1 I OANNIS MILTON', ANGLI, DE DOCTRINA silks for waistcoats, bares an fueeans, erills, nankeens, quilt- Th waites - 14 b. Budd - OC. Bowyer at the Cat lit nne Wheel, t ; nion-street, Southwark, before Rat:use u end excellent stabling , with laundry and rooms Oyer, 11'100t airily Deed .. 14 b. Bate; - - li b. Budd lf/ CHRISTIANA Libri duo posthumi, quos ex schedis menu. ings, toilenets. drat seer, baize, Manchester velvets and velveteena,CAß TE a Rag. Coroner for Surrey, un the body of afe male, trams • and pleasantly situate it time westen extremity f h Metro p ol is- . - • o t e - 14 c. Ileagky . 33 st. Beagley , seriptis deprompelt, et Typist mandari primus conch. Carols: contempt, lastings, Prince's stuff, patent woollen cords. Ac., the contiguous to Hyde Park, and an t easy remove from ever f IfCaldecourt- 20 b. Bates unknown. 1' as ' o Matthews . U b. Bates Iticsrdus Sumner, S T.P. Bibliothorte Regis Prefectus. entire property of Mr. 3larchant, woollen-draper and mercer, re- able resort. The interior of the House is arranged with more than Flavell 5 b. Bates - . 2c. Betteley,J. ' ninnies Child, of No. 14, Loman's-pend, constil•le. dep-siti, 7 At the same time will be published, 1 vol. Ito. uniform with the tiring from business. ordinary regard to the domestic comforts and cenvenience of a large . that being on Scott's Wharf, near the hit arch of Southwark- originaJ, price 21. Illy Slay be viewed, and catalogues had at No. 110, Drury-l a ne; of famila • the morns are lofty capacious, and of excellent pryponioes. W ilton - u m - I Not out 9c. Brown 4 c. Brown. bridge, at about four o'clock on Tuesday afternoota he saw a , A TREAT ISE on CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE. by John 31i1- Messrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and 3larchant, Carey.street s and .1 • . . . .the T ' lal ' formed into nobl e -"'"" - - 8 i fitted Jam great taste ; punapa oor is a - watertnan stooping, who called to hue , that there was a drowned . 4 WI: translated from the original by C. R. Sumner, I).D. Librarian and et 73, New Bond street. suite of drawing-rnorne, with trench windows npening into balco- 126 162 woman in the mud ; he assisted in removing the body from omit r .(it! It 'otiographer to his Majesty, mid Prebendary of Canterbury. flies , the cornices highly enriched, and the chimney-pieces formed the bridge; she was quite dead, and appeared to have been 110 ter POULTRY.EngIand won by 131 runs.-II to 10 on B's. at starting. Ts, a bore Works are printed at the Cambridge University Press, . more than an hour. of statuary marble : the staircase is stone and of easy ascent, and HOLSTERY end will be published by Charles Knight,PaleniallinEasortd.inarTyhetyo CAPITAL BUSINESS titre ES and UP a The return match between the Islington Albion Junior anti the • i sill be sold also by Budd and Catkin, booksellers the d wh i si ) l 6 e t of t ih i e Prznisesita e ip,t ztefoe neat rised by superior arrangem l ent Kennington Union Junior Cricket Clubs, was playetlon Tuestla - , and a ni n a ti s d e l irth il e e woma n ' s St an' S s a po rw •re ' e rs onlyGele io t ß l searched the n t oi he hir bs i . z d u i , - ; lila Ilhanity, Pall-mall; by Ebert, Old liond.sueet ;by It Moan', By Mr. WILLIAnIF, grounterent. ninny years, the 12th instant , at Kennington, and was decided in favour of the her but her gown and shift , her stockings and shoes being wont Wetadoo.place, and St. Paul's Church rd • and b Hur st tut On the Premises, No. fa 2, P utility, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. •ya , ylt by one innings and eighteen runs. The following is an ex- . former out. She appeared about 45 years of age. .Itobinson, bookseliersextraordinary to his elaieety ; and by Hatch. and following Day. at 12. The costly Furniture (which is equal to new) will be united to f h act statement o t e game The Jury then went to view the body, and on their return. 1 .- .col Ind SOO, Piccadill y •also b y Wau g hand I Edinburgh.A LL the valuable STOCK in TRADE of BEDDING and sold with the Residence, and of which Furniture an inventory . 10 ., A Juror observed, that it had not been stated whether the boaa I 13ArrERSON'S ICE PAILS.—JOHN PATTER SON.I FURNISIIINO IRONMONOER and ICE-PAIL MANUFACTURER to his MAJESTY and the ROYAL FA- M ILY, is this year enabled to ofßr to the public his Ice Pails in Silver, Sheffield Plate, and ornamental Vases, for using on the din ner table; these in addition to his various other Vessels for cooling Wine, Butter, Fruit, Water. and making Ice Creams without the aid of Ice. may be seen in constant operation at his house. 41. New Bridge-street, Blacktriars, the second, house from Ludgate-hill. - - Patterson's Ice Pails are constructed upon a new and philoso phical principle, by which any temperature (not lower than Zero) may be procured and maintained for a considerable time they are equally operative with or without ice, as by means of freezing pow der, which tray be had with the pail, a temperature twenty deg►ees below the freezing point can be immediately obtained, Ice-erearns and water-ices may be made, and all the advantages and baxuries of an ice-house may be secured without trouble or attention at a very trifling expense, and in any climate. - - • - - Orders will be received at J. Patterson's Counting-house, No. 3, ueorge.yard, Lonthrtril-street, or at his Warehouse, No. 41, New Bridge.•tmr, Illschtiiars, as mentioned above, but at rie other plats 13 Loaflon. !Oh MO .11 lot'a the feria olio, IMO r 0 Its