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No. 7,302. NOTICE TO MARINERS. DUNGENESS LIGHT-HOUSE. TRINITY -/LOUSE, LONDON, ftfay 6, 11126. NOTICE is hereby given , that in compliance with a geresentation made by this Corporation, the Proprietor of g e house at Duageness has caused that BUILDING to be 01 4 10.3). By Order, J. lIERDERT, Secretary. ------ PETITION to the HO USE of COMMONS, from Al PLANTERS and PROPRIETORS of ESTATES in Übe BRITISH WEST INDIA COLONIES, will remain for simian, at this place, until Three o'clock oe Thursday amt. West It Comanittre Rooms, fin, S t . j a me, sttett„ Ii!li May, 11326. BR ITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. 17 TWENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY. H is Amy King George the Fourth an Annual Subscriber of TICE.PATRONS. MS Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. His Royal Highness the Prince of SA XE-COBURO. PRESIDENT. His Grace the Duke of REDFORD. The Twenty-first ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this SO CIETY will be held at Freemason" Hall, Great Quess-street, Lincoln's Inn.fields, on MONDAY NEXT, the I th of May. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'clock precisely, by his Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. Admission by Tickets only. which may be obtained (until the number ordered by the Committee is disposed of) of Wm. Allen, Esq., T muurc r, plooghcourt, Lombard-etrese ; Rev. J. M. Crump, and Francis Creswell. Esq. Secretaries: Rev. Dr. Schwabe, p s ecret ary; Mr. Millar. 41, Museum-street, Bloomsbury ; Mr. N e wt. 21, Berners.street ; and Mr. Pickton, Central School, Borougb-road ROYAL NIA TERNIT Y CHARITY, for Delivering lb Poor Married Women at their own Habitations ; instituted PATRON. The KING's Most Excellent MAJESTY. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER will take place on WEDNESDAY, May 21, at the City of London Tavern, Bishops. pte.strest. WM. THOMPSON, Esq. Alderman, M.P. In the Chair. STEWARDS. Jcialph Saks. Egg. Arthur Pott, Esq. John Blades. EPA. V.P. Fras. H. Ramsbothatn, M.D. Charles Hosanquet, Esq. George Reid, Esq. George lialdimand, Esq. James Riley, Esq. John Hail, Esq. Robert H. Sparks, Esq. Robert Haobury, Esq. John Thornhill, EN. James AlargaX, Esq. James Williams, Esq. Wm. Lewis Newman, Esq. Dinner at lialf.past four for five o'clock precisely. No collection round the tables. Ttekets, 15s. each. may be had of the Stewards ; the Treasurer. Thomas Greenawa Esq. ; and the Committee ; also at the bar of the Tom ; and at y, the Charity's Office, 17, Little Knightrider. street, Doctors' Commons ; and of F. WILSON, See. pen tern. A SPECIAL GENERAL SIEETING will be held at the Sok Coffee.uv. on THURS G.l Y NEXT, at Seven o'Clock is the evertingpiecitiely. to declare a vacancy, oesiasioned by die death of Mr. N'. S. Hall, in the office of Secretary. TILE NEXT of KIN (if ma ) ) of FRANCISCO HE SILVA, late belonging to the East India Merchant-ship Yargabanoo, deceased, by applying to Mr. Antonin Sposito, So. I, Dock-sum, East Smitblield,may hear of something to their advastage. PURSUANT to a Decree of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, at Westminster, made in a Cause there depend ing, wherein Robert Bromley is plaintiff, and Jane Jackson and others are defendants, the CREDITORS of ROBERT JACK. 80N, heretofore of Follifoot, in the county of York, gentleman, deceased (who died on or about the twentieth day of March, 1820), are, by their Solicitors, forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before Jefferies Sprenger, Esq, one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Office, in 4 1itre-court-buildings, Inner Temple, London 1 or in default thereof they will he excluded the benefit of the said Decree. HURD and JOHNSON. )717• ,fOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto /I fare subsisting between CHARLES JOHN MOAKES and EDMUND ELISII A, carrying on business of com-chandlers and coaLwierchants at Phcantx Wharf, Hankside, and in the (Neat Dever-rod, in the musty of Surrey . erad..ti...oirr.4 on the Heat day of May tenant, by mutual eonaertt ; and that all debts wing to and from the said Partnership will be received and paid by the said (hada John Moakes. Dated this first day of May, 1824. CHARLES JOHN MOAKES. Wholes. E. ELISIIA. MOVAS lint. Sytoond'a Inn. PRECINCT OF THE SAVOY.-PAVING AND CLEANSING. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Committee foe Paving, Repairing, Cleansing, and Lighting this Precinct, will meet In the Vestry Room of the said Precinct, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 12th day of 31ay. at 7 o'clock in the evening precisely, to receive Proposals, and to Contract for Paving, Repairing, and keeping in Repair, for the term of three years, from 29th Sep. timber neat, the Carriageway Pavement, with the best nine-inch Aberdeen Granite, at per square yard ; also new nine.iich Gra site, properly dressed for comings, at per square yard, and re. laying old Paving at per square yard, including Labour, Ma terials, and clearing away the Rubbish. The Works to be per formed In a good, substantial, and workmanlike manner, and the Contractor not to use any other material for laying the atones than gravel. And to receive Proposals, and to Contract for Paving, Re*rMg, ande o e c ring in Repairfor, the like term of three years, and In the like and substantial manner, the Footway Pave ment, with the best Moor Stone Paving, of not less than live inches thick, at per square yard, or with the best Purbeck, or Yorkshire Stone, nor less than two inches and a half thick, at per square yard ; she a Moor Stone or Granite Kirb, at per yard (run); and relaying old footway Paving, at per square yard; cutting Chan. ail, at per foot run ; resetting Old Kirb, at per yard run ; and in Coal Plates each, inclnding Labour, Materials, and clear ing away the Rubbish. And also to receive Proposals, and to Contract for Cleansing the Stints, and other places in the said Precinct, for the term of three years, from the said 29th September next; and in such Proposals for Cleansing is to be mentioned what will be allowed to the Committee by the Contractor, on having the privilege of taking away the Dust, Stc. from the Inha bitants' houses. The several Contractors above-mentioned to give leeurity, at their own expense, for the due performance, and Pro. mule are to be addressed to the said Committee, and delivered, sealed up, containing also the names of the Securities, at the time and place above:specified. By order of the Committee GEORGE TRIJWH I7T, Clerk. N.B. No Proposals received after Seven o'clock. THE lARGEST NEWSPAPER EVER PRINTED. On Sunday, the 21st of May, will be published, No. I. of THE ATLAS; a GENERAL 'NEWSPAPER and JOURNAL of LITERATURE ,• printed on a stamped Sheet, nearly double the size of " The Times," folded Into Six teen Pages. Aware of the public curiosity which will follow the announce.. went of this Journal, the Proprietors feel anxious to render its con-- tents worthy of its capacity and external promise ; so as to satisfy, by its intrinsic merit, the expectations which, as a remarkable pro duct of science applied to printing and paper-making, it is calcu lated to excite. The Proprietors of the ATLAS are, by the novelty of their plan, relieved from the invidious necessity of undertaking to perform in a better manner what is already done by others. But they propose, by towns of a double space, along with a carefial and pams-taking system of selection and abridgment, to afford a greater variety than an be found in any single newspaper; their object being to con. crenate in one sheet the various matters of fact and speculation which are at present scattered through many, and which no news. paper of the common sire can contain. The ATLAS will combine three great features peculiar to itself: --it will form a complete Weekly Newspaper, an Original News paper of th e S event h D ay , an d an ample Journal of Literature, both English and Foreign. The ATLAS will have no polities of its own ; but it will have a department more interesting to the politician than any which the Proprietors could hope to imply with original writing. A selec tion will be made of tbe best articles that appear during the week on each side of every public question. A great variety of sources will be resorted to—Reviews and Magazines as well as Newspapers ; and, among the latter, the Provincial se well as the London. By this plan, which is new to the English newspaper press, the far greater portion of the selected articles will have for each reader the Talus of originality ; while both instruction and amusement will be derived from the appearance, side by side, of the opposing argu ments of the ablest political writers of all parties. In the Literary Department, copious extracts sill be given from such new books as admit of interesting quotation : ot h ers will be analysed. The Proprietors aredetermined that this important de partment shall be wholly independent of interested influence ; and they pledge themselves that no person connected with the publish ing of books shall have the slightest concern in, or control over, the Literature of their Journal. Frospeetuses may be had, and Orders and Advertisements will be received, at the Office of Messrs. Whiting and Branston, Printers and Engravers to the King for the Prevention of Forgery, Beaufort -house, Beaufort -buildings, Strand. PANDLES Sid. per lb. ; Wax-wick Moulds ed. ki for cash, or credit on the usual terms, at DAVIES'S old established Warehouse, R 3. St. Martin'a.lane, opposite New Slaughter's Coifee.house. Every article of the best, at prices as ander 6d. per dozen ; Wax-wick Mould. Ba. ; ans Wax eXadlia, id. per lb. ; Sperm Candles, 21. Bd. ; Palace Wax Ltgbw, Ss. 2d.; Mottled Snap. 74.. per cwt. ; Yenow, Mk. Cant' 22a ; Windsor and Palm Soap, Is. 4d. per lb. ; Drown _ • Is. W. • Seating Wax, 4s. fid. ; the inast Sperm Oft, °at 31 i- Per galktn,-:.Ozders forwarded to all parts of the world. '?,lk ' ,- ' 7 ,i;„' .. 1 -- -4 - ;::,-,_ 0 ,•.,_ ~,,,,..,,,., _ •,„ C X: 7 44". o f ' ~/-%-..,: Lg • ( • I b' r— - - ' -1 . . '",...', f "7 ' -• ...,,,,,, ricc ie- 1 - • ... 4 , , I), - ...„.., ..• ~ . .:, - %4 V• Q ..' " (7 ." '''- 4 .4.. — ' no, - N: ~.n,4•:, , '''... LON1)()N, TUESDAY, MAY 9. 1826. DISTRESSED MANUFACTURERS. — Committee-Room, City of lAndonTavcm, Bth May, 1826. The Lord Bishop of CHESTER. in the Chair ; Resolved, That remittances be made for the relief of the dis tressed inhabitants Of Leicester, to the amount of - £250 0 0 Of Bullock Smithey, near Macclesfield 140 0 0 Of Royston, near Oldham - . 160 0 0 Of Maw, . . - . 660 0 0 Of Paisley - - . - 300 0 0 £1,350 0 0 Amount of Subscriptions already advertised £46,8413 Is. 6d. Additional Subscriptions. J. B. . - £1 1 Miss 31. A. Phillips £5 0 A Friend 1 1 Thomas Porteus . 5 0 T. J. Littlefear - I 0 At Kay, Price, and Co.'s Samuel Mills . 21 0 Kay, Pike, and Co. 100 0 Robt. Peel, of Exmouth 100 0 Sir Charles Price, Bart. 21 0 A (lift . . 0 1 Mrs. Alarryatt . 20 0 E. Bolger - 6 0 John Newton - 10 10 David Caddell . 10 10 T. G. Knapp . 10 0 Mrs. Atkin . . 2 0 Lady li. E. 0. . 5 0 bliss Atkin 1 0 John Barnes 5 0 . . John Atkins and Son 21 0 B. M. - 5 0 Subscription of the inks. Thorns. Cann - 5 0 bitants of Brighton, per Rev.D. 31urris,per Dixon That West, Esq. High and Co. 5 5 Constable . 500 0 Culverwell and Brooks 6 6 E. and W. Johnston lo 0 Thomas Elliott and Son 3 0 Mr. Conant - 3 0 Rev. Thomas Griffith 2 0 Chrlatopher Smith, Sons, Christopher Fairfoot 2 0 and Woodhouse . 52 10 Thomas J. Dyson . 2 0 J. S. Cooper . 20 0 George Palliser - 1 1 M. L. - . 10s. 04. Thomas Marshall - 1 0 i Reid, Irving, and CO. 106 0 At Sir Claude Scott and Co.'s Thomas Emerson - 1 1 Wm. Broderip - 5 5 Charles Marten . 5 8 W. Hunter Baillie - 10 0 A Scrivener . 5 0 Mn. Baillie . 5 0 J. W. .. . I I Duppa, Slodden, and Col. John Wilson . 10 10 line 5 5 E. A. . - I I Major Bradford - 10 0 Jos. Dart . 10 0 James Putnam - 10 0 G. F. Angst' - 4 0 Benjamin Sayer - 5 6 J. Stamford Caldwell 5 0 F. 2 2 A Collection niter a John Gully . 11) 0 Sermon preached at Rev. A. Buller . 2 0 the Baptist Meeting, Sir Claude Scott, Bert. ' Wandsworth, by Jas. and Co. - 100 I Oliver . . 0 0 C.M. - 0 1 A Sunday School in con. J. I). P. . 0 W bexion with the above 1 0 Sir Claude Scott, Bart. $ • Jima Hall 6 0 M. R. . I I 11. E. 51. - 1 0 B. G. . • 1 1 asoelagh Chapel, Chel. Mr. Devon . I 0. sea, after Sermons by Mr. S. . . 010 the Rev. R. H. Shep- Mrs. White . 1 • herd, per G. Downing 38 0 Air Wm. Pepys, Bart. MI 0 George Weatherstone 5 5 James Pincntt . 1 1 John Ferran 5 0 Salter, Woodman, and • C. H. Pulley . . 3. 3 Fellows . 21 11 John Sudlow, by Alder. At Bouverle and Lettere. man Garrott . 6 0 Francis Baring - 19 111 H. and J. 31. - . 010 A Young Lady . 50 • Charles Westwheeltr 1 1 Robert 31arsham . 5 0 Thomas Pilgrim - 6 0 Thos. Lodington Fairfax 10 0 Mrs. Meyrick, Park-street, At Smith, Payne, end Smith's. Windsor - . 5 0 Rev. John Greenwood I 1 Holtrapffel and Deyetieln 88J. R. . - 1 0 Persons in their em- From a Lady - 5 01 ploy . 41. 141. 6d. M. A. C., C. A. C., R. C. 0 II T. R. Rusty . 1 I E. A., A. C A. Al. 1 6 Soln. Bennett and Son 5 5 William Elliott Elliott, 1 Per the Lord Mayor. Gedling-house - 20 0 The Corporation of the Rev. Thomas Lane Fox 50 0 1 City of London 1000 0 Hilton, Darby, and Knott 25 0 Westwood, Bury, and T. and V. . . 111 Westwood - 10 10 Samuel Bayley - 10 10 W. L. Neiman, City Collection in Alr.Klingen. Solicitor . 10 10 deer's Academy, Chig. The Worshipful Corn- • well, Essex . 5 0 parry of Coopers 50 0 Alliance Assurance 105 0 The Recorder of London 6 0 John Johnstone . 5 5 The Officers. Noncom. Joseph Todd . 20 0 missionedofficers,and Ww.. Edwards . 2 2 Privates of the Royal Twinings and CO. 100 0 Artillery In Garrison Wm. King . 10 0. in Dublin, one Day's E. T. A. Friend I 1 ,. . Pay - 41 0 John Forbes . 60 0' Roger Dawson . 6 0 Tregoning and Co. 8 5 At Gosling and Co.'. A: Hankeys and Co.'s. Lieut. G. Hopkini 10 10 Thomas Lawrence 5 0 W. B. Gurney . 10 10 Dr. Robertson, M.D. 10 10 Frew. Baring Short 60 0 Mrs. Winson, Farningitam 3 0 Mrs. Short . 50 0 J. P. 1 0 Thos. Horlock Bastard 10 0 Samuel Jones Vachell 26 5 Jones and lone, - 6 5 Joseph Clegpole 10 10 At Snow and Co.'s Matthew Chalie . 20 0 . R. H. B. . I I James Mute - 211 6- Jet. Dyson - 10 0 At Messrs. I.scihroke and Co.'s At Praed and Co.'s R. C. A. and Wm. Putt 100 0 FAw. Dolman - It 0 Mrs. R. Putt - 20 0 Tho. Clark, 31111.hi1l 27 5 Jos. Bnninw . 10 10 Edith - 2 2 F. Wakefield and Co. 25 0 Elgiver . 1 1 J. H. Slaw . 1 0 3lr. Sergt. Praed - 10 0 James Handel, and Co. 21 0 A few Friends . 2 10 BrOwnes and Brind 20 0 W. R. Bradshaw . 6 5 James Jones . 5 5 Beech and Howard . 5 0 William Greenwood 6 0 T. B. - - 5 OJ. and T. Aloxon . 10 • W. C. B. - 2 2 Choles Kingsley . 5 1 Rev. Wm. IVenthorp 10 0 horns* Stanger Leath" 6 6 At Weston and Co.'s P.._ T. Twins . 10 10 Weston, Young, & Bo t . Wilcoxons and Co. 10 10' Locks 31 10 X. X. . . 1 0 Marshall and Dale - 10 10 At Morlands and Co.'s. T. VS'. Carpenter - 2 5 Messrs. Morlanda &Co. 105 0 At Wills, Percival, and Co.'s. Viscount Barrington 50 0 Joseph Forster . 6 08. L. Vulliamy . 10 0 Al isa Forster . 1 OW. E. Nightingale - 25 0 Miss L. Porter 1 0 At Sir W. Curtis, Bart. and Witt. Willis . 10 0 Co.'s. Rev. Henry George IVat- L. S. Bafenda!e . I 6 kin* . 5 0 Bafendale,TathamandCo.lo 11 Wm. Marsden 20 0 James Renshow and Co. 6 5 John ltagwill . 50 0 Wm. Agnew . 5 5 Charles Chabot 1 0 John Searle . 2 0 Farquhar, Sladen, and John Wilson . 10 10 Glennie 25 0 T. B. - - I 1 Capt. Apsley . 5 0 Byrn and Trist . 10 0 W. 11. D. 20 0 X. - - 1 0 G. H. Strap . 3 6 Holford, Oribble, and Co. 21 0 Succns to the City Alem. William Colnett - 1 1 ben . 1 0 John Porah, per Dixoa Proprietors of Garrsway'a 3 3 and Co. 2 2 T. Q. 0 10 J. and R. Warner 20 0 . _ . C. E. - 0 5 - Charles Butler - 6 111 Thomas Preston 6 0 The Young Men in his Rev. Henry George Wet- Establishment - 83' kin/. a Collection at a J. Lawrence . 10 10 mall Parish Dinner 710 Captain P. Ripley - 5 6 Lady 51olesworth 65 A. C., sen. aid jun. . 010 Mist Molesworth 3 3 Miss C. 0 IS George Lewis Hollings. Leyn, Masson, and Co. 20 111 worth 5 0 P. Rundell - 100 0 Rev. Edward Berens 10 0 C. S. . - 1 11. Mrs. Barronneaux 10 0 Williams P. and W. Gren. - James Morten - 6 0 fell and Co. . 105 II Samuel Oliver 6 0 W. 51. - 2 1 Boyd Miller - 20 0 S. H. Difflis - 3 3 Nottidge and Nephew 10 10 Curtis and Harvey 10 HI Robert Obb.ard - 5 0 Cox, Heiack end Co. 21 11 Harbut Ward - 5 5 sfias J. F. Cure - 5 IV At Jones. Lloyd, and Co.'s. Sweatman and Robbins 10 10 Duffield, Beckwith, and M. S. - . Slb Co. - 21 0 W. W. S. 1 I G. and J. Leake - 20 OC. Mammy and Sons 21 II Jas. Baker - 10 0 Day and Martin • 80 0 Thomas thimble . 5 5 T. P. . - 2 0 Lovegrave and Leathes 10 10 Z. Hunter - 1 1 Maubert and Co. . 60 0 Myra 'l. 7s. 6d. Robt. Moore - 2 0 H. C. Heints . 1 0 i Melville and De la Chau- Wm. and John Freeman 10 10 mette . 50 0 Thos. and Wm. King 21 0 N. Newnham - 10 II J. Groombridge . 6 0 T. Wiggin . 60 OW. Turner and Sons 21 111 L. and D. Falk - 5 0 Admiral James Young 5 11 Wm. Tomlinson . 5 6 Spence and Desborough 5 I) A Friend to the Poor and W. Scott 6 11 Needy 2 0 Jacob Montiflove - 5 0 H. M. E. - 2 0 B. and W. Field - 5 5 T. 8. Hewitt - 5 5 George Gregg . 5 5 J. S. - 1 1 J. P. . I I ' Anonymous . BO OJ. T., R. S., and ES. 50' J. Gowen . 10 0 C. Lush 2 ill Mint Hoyle - 1 0 S. V. Puffier • 1 0 0 H. &boors - 5 0 W. 11. Thomas 6 0 Jonathan Brooks • 10 0 Wm. Abad and Sons 10 0 Mn. Booty • 2 2 At Dixon and Co.'s Mr. Hammond - 6 6 Hon. Baton Hullock 50 0 At Cocks, Cocks, and Co.'s Hon. Justice Gude, 21 0 Sir John Gibbons. Bart. 26 0 Sam. J. W Una - 2 0 Lieut.-Col. J. H. Cooper T. Pergola- ' • 1 1 and Mrs. Cooper 21 0 Thos. E. Fanfold - 1 1 Right Hon. Charles York 25 0 At Coates and Co.'s Thomas Dyson, House of The Marquisof Bate IN 0 Commons . 10 0 Sir Watkin Willlansit Bishop of Worcester 60 0 Wynn, B ar t, . 1. 0 .T. J. Smile • SI 2 Irish Linen Mmpany, H. L. Brook - 3 3 Blornnabory-aquara S 3 W. H. Savage - 6 0 Mrs. Tighe - . 0 1 The Earl of St. Ger. David Hobevaava . '1 .0 main's - 100 0 John Clayton • 1 1 ...,~._. • 1 1 i 0 IN!!=21 Mm. Hughes . .£1 John Stuart Wortley 25 Me..,.. Bicknell & Smith 5 John Robert Udney I 0 Anthony Merry . Frederick Pollock - 10 Win. Frederick Pollock 2 Jesse Middleton' . Charles Varebrother 10 Oeo. 11. 1 104. Rd. lea. Rd. 10a. Rd. 10*. Rd. Lubbock and • £2l 0 )0 10 - 10 10 and Co.'s Beau -160 0 10 0 . 2 2 . 1 0 4 0 A Gentlewoman - 111 0 At Ranttom and Co.'s. The Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Hay. market - 62 10 Chart?, Smart - 10 Wm. Stewart ROM ii Miss E. C. Goddard I The Hon. Jas. Stewart 2 At Alessre. Fuller and Co. W. A. N. - I E. B. Fox a Miss Fox . I 51isa M. M. Fox . I C. R. . a John Rogors - gi °onion Knight - 00 The Rev. Francis Annexe -20 2 ley . John Robbins - - Pon and son - 2 David Salmons . 10 Joseph Solomon. 10 Jenkins and Jones 10 Per ditto— At Willhons, Deacon, and Co.'s The Worshipful Com. pony of Skinners . 100 0 Jobe Wray 5 0 Cook. Warren, and Cook 21 0 0. Filliter 1 0 Mrs. Yiniter . 1 0 Miss Edwards - 2 0 At Messrs. Child and Co.'s. ;Captain G. H. Seymour AI Dr. Phillimors, LLD. . and M.P. - 20 0 :John Knight . 109 0 Kennerley, Son, and Stan. ton - 2 9 John Ash and Co. 2 0 Weston and Lake 1 1 Langstaff and Heeop 1 1 A. Gibson . 1 0 A Friend - 1 0 Ditto . 1 1 Ditto . . 1 0 H. F. . . 1 0 G. F. - 1 1 , Subscriptions received by t 4 e Bankera In Town and Country, and at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee meet daily. W. H. HYETT, Sec. Applications to the Committis must be addressed " To Francis Freeing, Esq., London," amid superscribed, " Manufacturers' Helier Committee." .. Thos. Perrott . 10 0 ,Wm Hatchimon 2.5 0 Col. Sir C. U. Veie 5 5 E. W. E 10 0 Rev. W. Wood - 6 1 KIMYS TRH. TE Public arrtitvieCiftilTyitfiorneti, that the LAST MASQUERA DE this Ammon will take place on MON DAY NEXT, the 15th of MAY. On which occasion the whole of the Theatre will be fitted up and decorated as it was for the Grand Fancy or Fell-Dress Ball given on the 21st of April, for the benehi of the Spanish and Italian Refugees. Choice and efficient bands will be provided for animal dances, reels, quadrilles, and walttea. A Royal military band will also he stationed in the Theatre, to relieve the others by the performance of sonie of the most approved symphonies and other pieces of music. The approbation bestowed on the last Masquerade, with regard to the aeleettess of the company, bait idduced the managers of this not to revert to the former injurious practice of distributing a num ber of character tickets ; therefore in this instance they will be but sparingly given, andonly to those persons whose respectability and acknowledged talent will be considered as likely to conduce to the' hilarity of the evening's entertainment. Tickets, One Guinea each, including the usual refreshments of tea, coffee, lemonade, orangeade, &c. Character Tickets, 10. lid. each. A supper, laid out with the taste and discrimination evinced on most occasions by Mr. Orogen, will be provided in the Gallery 1 Coffee-mom, for which Tickets may be procured at 7s. lid. each: and some of the very best wines the cellars of Mr. Charles Ince, of Craven-street, Strand (His Majesty's Purveyor), can produce, will be placed at the disposal of 'menthes, lists of which and prices will be placed in conspicuous prices Aleut the Theatre. A. certain number of Boxes will be detached from the other parts of the house, for families and parties to see the 31alquerade, and may be had on application at tise Opera Office, n, Old Bond. street, Two Guineas each. Masks. dominoes, &c. to be had in the Theatre.—No person admitted without a mask. The most complete arreagement has been made with respect to the police, which will be under the direction of Mr. Handley, of Queen-square Police-office. It is deemed necessary to apprise the Public, that no Ivory Tickets will be admitted ; and, its order to guard against the in. tension of disorderly persons, no Tigkets can be bad but at the doors, at night ; at 27, 014 ; and at the following fietveet illssqueraile warehouses:-11r Award, Lower Brook-street; , Mr. Hunt, Davies street, Berke ey-square; Mr. Marsh, 143. Ox. ford.street ; Mr. Emanuel, 13, Panton.street ; Mr. Thresher, Haymarket ; Messrs. Brooks and Heath, Great Newport-street ; Mr. Betts, Royal Exchange; Mr. Simmons, Holvwell-street; Mr. Barthelot, hairdresser. 22. Hatton-garden ; Dlr. Nathan, Berwick-street, Soho; and Mr. Fentum. htrand. . . 1 E. T. • A Friend - Ditto 11 J. J. N At Sir John William • and Co.'s. • Monkhoole, Winter, • Bowman . . 10 C. and 11. Bird . • Riiph Ricardo • At Ilammersleys an, 11 Mitomm Wentwor th 11 - Went 11 Rey. Willlam Flinter Longhorn Chrirtie • H. F. S. ! Admiral T. Jones SALES BY AUCTION. EGENT'S PA • YORK MEWR . A T THE BACK OF RK. YORK-TERRACE. Stabliag for five Hones, twoCosch-house., Loft, and Mao's Room. 13, Mr. ROBINS% (Of Warwick House, Regent. street,) At Gangway's Coffee-house. 'Change-silty, Coil/hill, on FRI. DAY NEXT. the 12th inst. at 12, AVtluahle LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for a long term of yeara ; comprising a threw-stall and a two-stall stable, sad two coach-houses, one of which is at present converted into a harness-room, with loft and man's room over, situate in York mews, York -terrace, lettered C, and numbered 5 and 11, of which immediate possession may be had: May be viewed by applying at No. 411. York-terrace, Parti cubits may be had on the premises I at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Rtgent-stmt. FREEHOLD VOTE for the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. COMPACT DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN, Devonshire -street, Queen-square. By Mr. ROBINS, (or Wkrwick House. Regent-aireet). At Garraway's Coffer-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, On FRIDA Y NEXT, at 12 o'clock, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a Compact DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 11, on the east side of Devonshire -street, Queen-square. in the occupation of Mrs. King, tenant at will, containing, on the upper Boor, two alibi t on the ososed Seer, two bed-eaome snd, a dreeirlog closets bat Boor, a drawing-room, bed-chamber, and dreaming-rooms ground Boor, an entrance lobby, two parlours, and large eloser kitchen. in the basement, wash-house, end convenient closets; cellar and vault for coals, &c. To be viewed by leave of the tenant, of whom particulars may be had ; of Messrs. Graham, Kenderley, and Doraville, Lincoln's Inn; at Ouraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Re. gent-street. HARLEM STREET. CAVENDISILSQUARE. - A CAPITAL SPACIOUS FAMILY HOUSE AND OFFICES, Held of the Duke of Portland. at a Oround.rent. B, Mr. ELOOOD. On the Premises, on THURSDAY, the Ifith inst., at 1, unless an acceptable offer Is Weviously made, THAF very excellent, auhatantial, and commodious TOWN RESIDENCE. No. 61. Harley-street: consisting of handsome Norte entrance-hall and two stone st.,:trases ; capital library, large well-proportioned dining parlour. gentleman's writing and dressing rooms, and water-closet; two noble lofty drawing rooms, communicating by folding doors. 28 feet by 19 feet 6. and 30 feet by 15; and an elegant lady's boudcir. (In the second floor, four best bed-chambers, diessing-room, and water.closet. Four excellent attics and housemaid's closet ,• large butler's and house keeper's rooms ; servants' hall, detached kit:hen, and wash-house ; admirable and extensive cellaring for wine in pipe and bottles, coals, ale, and beer; pump of spring water, &c.; and attached are two coach-houses, 6-stall stable, harness closet, coachman's room, &c. The Furniture may be taken by the purchaser. May be viewed by tickets only; for which, and particulars, apply to Mr. Elgood, 98, Wimpule-street ; particulars also at the Mart. BEDFORD-M/1/A RE. • AN EXCELLENT FA 31114 Y RESIDENCE AND OFFICES. To 5e Sold or Let (as may be determined at the time of Sale), By Mr. ELGOOD, On the Premises, on FRIDAY, 19th instant, at 1, unless an cc aptable ()tier is previously made to rent or purchase. ACapital Spacious FAMILY HOUSE, moat desirably situated, being No. 31, Bedford-square, containing numerous capacious apartments to accommodate a large establishment. with handsome stone staircase, hot and cold bath, two water-clouts very convenient attached and detached servants' offices ; four-stall stable and double coach-house. ..__,_. The Lease, held under the Duke of Bedford, for 99 years from 1775. at a ground rent of 141. DN. will be sold, or the Premises will be let to the bidder of the highest annual rent, for a lease of 7, 14, or 21 years. May be viewed ; particulars no the premises ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Elgood, Oil, IVimpole.street, Cavendish-square. • PUTNUY, ON TAR BANKS OF THE THAMES, FOUR MILES FROM TOWN. A CAPITAL RF;SIDENCE„ WITH GROUNDS • SLOPING TO THE RIVER. By Mr. ELOOOD. • A TRULY enviable and complete FREEHOLD A PROPERTY, in the highest order, and meet beautifelly situated, comprehending an elegant commodious Villa Residence, possessing accommodation suited to a family of the first respects. bility, Including a noble billiard room, a range of conservatories, beautiful lawns and pleasant grounds studded with timber and shrubs, handsome gravelled walks, walled gardens in high perfec tion. melon grouhd, hot and green houses; ice house, very superior stabling for eight horses, three coach-houses, domestic offices of every description. gsrdener's house, paddock. &e. To be viewed by tickets only, to be had with particulars, of Mr Elgood, 911, Wlmpole.street, Cavendisb.square. Printed descrip tive particulars also at the Mart. At the Alert, AN eligible WARE( No. 26, Bread. good sitting. Printed ternomer-row. myn,tiolieitors, TO SII.K Al' THE CENT/ At the A, E JL held Company, , escearat WA REHOUSE, COUNT' N II Of and DWELLING, most deniably attest. No. 7. GoldatoldtwillOgi Gutter-laue„ near Cheapside, in the way centre of she bilk Mar. ket, for which trade the Premium, We partieularly adapted. Tne House captains neat diving and drawing room*. fair Ind chambers. dressing room, Molten, and spacious etilarage, with capital arched vaults. Particulars may be had of Mr. Phipps; Solicitor. Weemeas ball, DrainphalCatmeti and of %Insatiably and Sara, Patermosar. row; particularly alms at the Mon. Producing • Rental of 341. 1 Is. per Annum. By Mes,rs. DAWSON end CAFE„ At Garr/mace Coffee-house, TO-VW:ROW. or 12, in Sean Lots. by order of the Executore of the late Mr. John Richards, VIVE LEASEHOLD lIOUSES, with gaident, bate and being NM. 1,7, 10, IS. anti 17. Elkin'a.rook, Bayswater; let to tenants at will. kitabling in Duke.street, let the poomenaion of Mr. Elmore; a Leo...emir! House, No. 30, bi werfre-atreet, Portman-square; and GrousuLrents arising 'from I houses in Elkin's-row. May be viewed this day, when conrmient to the tenants, of whom pariculars may ix had; also of Messrs. Burgoyne ant Thrupp, Solicitors, 14, Duke -street, 11l sochester.eivare t. et 14 arnilley'S ; and of Itlessrs. Dawson and Cyfe, Gruktr Marl borough -street. A VA LITABLE ABSOLUTE REVERSION OP 11.539/. ti. 6d. NI IV FOUR PER CENT& Certain nn the death of a Indy in' her 75th yeat. By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, At Ganaway's Goffee-house, pursuant to the Will. and by Oder of the Executors and Devisees in Trust of George Parkinson, Erg. deceased, TO.SIORRO%V, at It in One hot, TIIE ABSOLUTE REVERSION to the Sam of 11.539/. 9it. 9d. NEW FOUR PER CENT. RANK AN. NUITI ES, stadding In the joint names of two highly-respectable Trustees, transferrable on the demise of a batty now to bet 7514 year, subject to ihe purchaser paying the legacy duty antilript. soy, _ . . before the transfer is made. ~ i s= Particulars maw be had at Gerraway's Coffee:house ittlibillera. Burgoyne and Thrum), Solicitor/1, No. 14, Duke .9U.e.. chi ster..quare ; and of Mears. Dawson slid ca., Aprl. l•nrough-strat, .• . 'minable Freehold Houma, and bong jeasehold flows, in 6rat. rate situations, producing a Rental of upwards of 8001. per An. num. By Alessi's. DAWSON and CAFE. At Gawaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley. enruhill, Fortnum to the Will. by order of the Executors and Devisees in Trust of George Parkinson, Esq. deceased, TO-MORROW, •tl2, in Thirteen Lots, AValuable FREEHOLD HOUSE, No. 422, Strand, In the line of the grand improvements, on lease, which en pires in two yeses; a Freehold liouae, Vo. 26, Carey-watt, Lm. coin's Inn; a Ditto, No. 7, Grahou.street, Soho; a Ditto, Na. 8. Lit , le Newport-street; three substantial Ditto. in Berwick-att Soho, Nov. 45, 48, and 47; and a small House in Noel-street, a eet t on leases, producing rents of near 5001. per annum. A Labelled Stable-yard and Dwelling, near the Parks, In Oxford street, bap tween Nos. 180 and 181; two Houses, Nos. 29 and 31, Mimollet, terooreet. 31ancheater-square; a Ditto, No. 10, in Berrers.strer ; a Ditto, No. 30. Hertford-street, Fitzroy-square, all on lease., - Pros (toeing near 400!. per annum. The premises may be viewed, when convenient to the tentiO4 of whom particulars may be had 4 also at tiarraway.Coifes..besses of Messrs. Burgoyne and Thrupn, tiolicltors, No. /4, Duke-antes, lilanchester...quare 4 and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Cites{ Illatiborough-greet. Admission to the Oallety, 3s. The doom will be thrown open at Ten o'Clock—Stipper rooms at One. MIL VANDER KLEFT takes leave respectfully to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that he has now completed the repairs of a most magnificent MODEL of St. PETER'S CHURCH at Rome. the property of a Nobleman, which has been examined and approved by come of the first Architects in the kingdom the dimensions of which are nine feet nine inches in length, three feet in breadth, and three feet in height. It is the only model in the world of such magnitude, and known to be the join. production of several distinguished Popes. This perfect specimen of Architecture will be found to be a correct representation of the interior as well as the exterior of St. Peter's. The proprietor having kindly consented to grant Mr. Kieft the ex. elusive privilege of exhibiting this surprisiug production to the public for a short time, as a part remuneration for his arduous la. boars, in the repair of it, he gladly embraces the opportunity thug offered him of doing so. Amongst other articles of curiosity and interest which he proposes submitting to inspection, will be found various anatomical wax models of pear beauty, which he has just received from Genoa, and which he confidently recommends as worthy the notice of the gentlemen of the faculty and men of science, consisting of a male and female head and Colossian ear, in difFetent stages of dissection, of an extraordinary and surprising nature, which, upon close and minute examination, will be pro nounced the first specimens of the art in this kingdom ; together with some very interesting models in wax of the late celebrated Pirey, to which Mr. Klett will have the satisfaction of adding various productions of his own, and several items of taste and vied. The whole to be viewed at his private house,ll2, High Holborn, between the hours of 11 and 5. Admittance Is. This day. post tiro. lOs. 6d. XHE TRUE lIISTORY of the STATE PRI SONER, commonly called " The Iron bleak," extracted from Documents in the French . Archives. By the Hon. GEORGE AGAR ELLIS. Printed for John Murray. Albemarle-street. GF. URLING and CO., REMOVED from 147, • STRAND, to V. 4, REGENT-STREET, opposite BIM. dox.street. MR. FERRER'S LIBRARY. By 31r. EVANS, At his House, No. J 3, Pall-mall. THIS and EIGHT following DAYS, _ _ _ . _ . THE very valuable, curious, and extensive LIBRARY, of the late Rev. Edmund Fetters, F.A.S. Rector of Cheri ton, Hants; containing an excellent collection of Theology, History, Poetry, Voyages, and General Literature, including a beautiful and splendid Missal, formerly belonging to the unfortunate Mary Queen of Scots ; a rare Poem, in praise of the brave Lord Wil loughby, believed to be unique, 1589 curious Tracts in the time of Queen Elisabeth, &c. SPLENDID DECORATIVE FURNITURE, Sive Porcelain, Agates, rich Or.molu Bronzes, Ivories, &c. MR. PHILLIPSmost respectfully notifies that, TO-MORROW, and several following days. at I o'clock. each day, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION. at his Great Rooms, No. 73, New Bond street. a select ASSEMBLAGE of costly and superlatively elegant BUIIL and PARISIAN FUR. NITURE of the highest class, and in the immediate taste and finest time of Louis the Fourteenth ; embracing armoires, consoles, commodes, biblio:hcques, toilettes, therms, tripods, jardinieres, and cabinets, principally designed and executed by the artists of those days, Boule and Reisner, and now in the highest preservation. This collection also boasts many of the finest specimens of the old Royal save, in urns,vases,and couvettes, of exquisite Corms, mounted with signal taste, and enriched by allegorical and well-fancied de. vices, in gilt bronze of the most elaborate chasing, from the late Orleans' coll.--• modem bronr cande- LEASE AND FURNITURE.- NEW-STREET, DORSET-SQUARE. REOEKTS PARK, By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, On the Premises, on THURSDAY' .NEXT, at 12. MBE LEASE of a 13rick.built DIWELLING-HOUSI. situate No. la, on the south side of New-street ; compriss fag four bed chambers, two drawing-rooms, two parlours. kitehoi.s, and every other accommodation ; held for a term of sizteen ppm std a half, at the very low rent of 601. per annum. On the S.A M is . DAY will be sow. The genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; comprising bedsteads and furniture', feather beds and bedding, drawers, win. dow curtains, pier.glaasse, tables, @hairs, carpets, and kitobett requisites. May be viewed, and particulars and catalogues bad an dis s orris miser, and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great Alarlhorough‘st, • MODERN FURNITURE, VALUABLE PLATE AND PLATED WARE, Damask Table Linen, China, Glass. Pictures, Prints, an eltianC Cabriolet, Gold Chronometer, Double-barrel Gun. pan 0(01381. hog Pistols. &c. 4.4.. the property of a ;V an of Teahlogh By Mr. JAMES DENEW, At his Great Room, Charles-street, Berkeley-swains, on THURSDAY NEXT. and following D.V. at 12. THE modern and excellent FUENITUtIE, pier WW4 chimney glasses; handsome silver plate, conais.ing ia l e : venison dish and stand, soup tureen, meat dishes , &r.: ware, linen, china a few fine cabinet pictures, by old Masters.; no elegant cabriolet ; a capital gold watch 4 pocket chronometer, .10ds chain and seals ; double-barrel gun • pair of duelling pistols; wed other items, the property of a Man of Fashion. The Furniture includys a set of twelve parlour chairs, covered be red Morocco ; patent dining tables ; breakfast and 100 ditto; pas destal sidebo ard ; library book-case and winged wardrobe of choicest wood and workmanship ; suit of rosewood due/1)840m tables, cabinets, chairs, and fauteuils; Bnirstels and Turkey wars pets ; the usual appendages of the bed-chambers, &c. To be viewed to-morrow and mornings of sale, when Was fugues may be had at the Auction•rporn, Charles-street, Relates ley-square. The plate, wine, cabriolet. and gold chronometer, will be sok; in the first day's sale. BANKRUPTS' VA LUASI.B EVIPBCIPEL s Duke of Orleans' collection ; ancient and modern bronzes, cande- OA C ABINET-MAKERS ' RS' SOU lETY.-CHEAI - -iiLiiiE NH A M *Mist - Pe. V CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON labras clocks, girandoles. and ecritoires , classicallydesign ed a REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, chas tely decorated a cabinet of agates of the most precious quality -1 spectfully notify to the Nobility, Gentry, and their Minds, andb uty arranged and mounted with simple elegance, princi. that they are instructed by the Assignees to the. Estates of Alt. Jas , being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of Robertson. Jeweller , Red Lion-street ; Mr. George Paul Tod*, of LEADENH A LIrSTREET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which pally es ollec i ted by - Wm. Beckford, Es q . at Fonthill; grown and i res e cups and tankards, formed of 'se . sculptured ivori es,' b y the Regent-street, Wateirmaker; Mr. Romain Boucher, of George- has been established upwards of Six years. For Ready Money, gu ' • B. c ii• - dpi • d • f street, Diamond and Pearl merchant; and Mr. R. Halford.. Oes and no Abatement, distinguished artists, . e ILI " 4min g ° ' an a vane "' •° chard-street. Jeweller, Bankrupts; to SUBMIT to rullX The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobiliti ru ble objects of taste, utility, and ornament, of Me most expensive AUCTION, t their Rooms 25 King.atieet. ColfsstAls d character, unitedly forming a moat attractive and splendid and Gentry, that they still conduct the shove Establishment for'THIS DAY, and Three following I:Ilya. at I?_p•cloctc. v class end ro ;of a collector, by whom a very liberal expendi. the Benefit of industnous and ingenious Mechanics (who have large ftetrofg`es been p incurred in selecting and amassing the beautiful item. ,an reserved price, a beautdul BBILL Lit N7l , ' DIA . , D families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet va ried 1 • which N AINLACE, EAR -R tbkoq, BROOCHES Lqv rh, highly estimable it ' an d e eganeies characterize this a - Line of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in f RINGS, and PINS ( arose semblage, dwhi c h b Id • age, an are to eso in consequence o t h e owner London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse raid, ruby, amethyst, and sapphire suites; rings, pins,' Weeks", wholl declinina this branch a his business.watch and neck chains, rich) chased are go/ rent and incidental expehscs ; being satisfied with constant employ. , ^ & c . ; fine gold , , 0 Swiss rnent to enable them to support their families, the number of whom May be viewed till the sale, by catalogues, at Is. 6d. each, to be keys, and a variety of splendid jewellery, 1 carats of 7tinelplily appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 146. had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond.street. tint brilliants, including seven • stones' weighing nearly three •ftltta From tile great patronage the Committee have received, they are In hopes of increasing that number. COMPACT VILLA AND OFFICES, o pals, aquamarines, mosaics, turquoise*, tourmalines,, fie,; so. The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods North-End, near Hampstead. P • enor gold watches by the most distinguished makers ; coollsrn warranted:- £. s. d. IVI R. PHILLIPS respectfully informs the Public plate ; tine carvings, and numerous articles of value. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 410 0 that on MONDAY, May ?l, he shall SUBMIT by May be viewed and catalogues, at Is. each, )tad at Garraway's Tent ditto . - - I 6 0 AUCTION, at his Great Raping, New Bond. street, unless an and the Bank Coffee.houses. Corohill ; AuctlOn Siert, Deritiolio• Bordered Mattress to fit - - 11 0 acceptable offer Is previously made, a Compact and Substantially mew-lane; and at the office of the Auctioneer, •Itirtg.street._, Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 311 0 built VILLA, with five stall.stable and . coach-houses, excellent DISTINGUISHED COLLECTION OF PlCTUltifs Qiii Eight Illahany Chairs - - 610 0 garden and pleasure grounds, in a rural and retired situation at THE LATE LORD RADSTOCJC. • - Mahogany Pembroke Table - .2 0 0 North-End, between Highgate and Hampstead, commanding ex- R. R. CH HIST 116 has the honour , very rempectfulky, Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, fensive and beautiful views of the surrounding country-the from £2 12 0 to 8 8 0 neighbourhood respectable, and within an easy distanee from 17-1. to inform the Nobility, C`onnonletteues, and the Public, the{ Drawing-room Sofa, from £6 00to 7 7 0 London, and particularly convenient from its contiguity to the directedSELL. AUC'FILIN• hlt4 beat Rarieb i he is direct to by at / a Sofa Bedstead - - 38 0 City, the Inns of COMM, and the Houses of Pathament. The g_ , James Pe liat , Kin -street St. ' 4 e on FRIDAY " NEXT and %l. Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa . 610 0 upwards interior is arranged most judiciously for the accommodation of a lowing nay. wit obi .metve, the v It ere ankle and superb coUeettod A quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing• respectable family, and the stabling and coach-houses,f Ili F ch Pl* h an D o r i PICTORFA, ell di *t. ,0 to Im, T . is h, rooms, at nearly Half-price. The Trade will find it worth their, die are detached. The grounds around the Villa - Adm Lord Radstock deceased; thrYpta by Ma 'LbanifiPeaa are tastefully laid Hest . , attention. ' out, and planted with shrubs and evergreens; the sod dry and gr expense, arid judicionely seletted by litatiVoth stn todatiof with ez the most renowned antl p •K•us thef d'lthatitt of Art, t t' &hi Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a healthy, and the whole of the premises amply supp lied, b , br i this tourney from bait, strain, a nottir vote few hours.-(foods packed free of expense except the matting. cellent water, and in good repair. been ong n i n t o COMMITTEE. ' May be viewed by tickets, had eat Mr. Phillips's, 7 8 , New of the Continent; in the 'Cour* of the hot Bitty yarn, and dike, T. Corder IJ. Wilson IJ. Carter -street. obtained in the ' way of piitite achy f 411116111ffiling many known an 4 T. Hasler 1 J. Unett 1 W. Waghorn ,: . Bond surprising performances from the Coillsdona of CspllC !Mot% the THURNELL, Agent. J. H ASLER Secretary. • • '''' TO GROCERS, CHEESEMONO ERS. AND OT H ERS. Aidobrandini. Borghese, Gleams,Nahlowtirt, Pentl6l4. - Mimi, anti Belbi Pawns, Ma the Hparrialk and many no* A ROMATIC SPIRIT OF VlNEGAR.—Tiileagree- LEASE AND 'OD -WILL HOXXON. Whets; partionlarly,thsie yesgg iaa. aliishinted•H•ll EafiL ial i„ By 31r. LACKRUHN; bly perfumed Liquor (the original invention of Alr. Henry), 0 Romano Craregth at • AIR chef d'haellwatlit AA tion Mart, THI PAY. Ditty 9, at 12, by direction : * eiwikm . 4 At the uc which is of welLknown efficacy in relieving faintness and head- Titian ; Portrait/thy 40 histmels): amp of the Aral of Mr. Thomas Pope, Bankrupt, ach, and in counteracting the effects of overheated, close or fn- quisite specimensettedildshe. thus and e = ") Careetwi, WA of fected air, continues to be prepared in the greatest perfection ItyTH E bene fi cial LEASE and GOOD-WILL of those . ore of four urine taiwouseos. .. l4644awist. joho r . t; Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, manufactuAng verattractive and desirable Premises. No. 140, High -street, Domenichino t hwo elellibilawiesimKall algokides• chemists, Manchester. and h fittedat • Horton, la tely occupied by a Stows n eesamPallar* up others, by Outdo) owl , . W . 1140 a Ids sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Mown. Bayley and • annadatable expense, i t h ing froth and commamling the lint situation in that teen etwo r h i tio d r a, amigradsob j ec , e. 0 ,b e retail, Blew, perfutnes, Cockspur-street; and 1, pnee 2s. Ad., by one P?Pulous neighbourhood t hind On IMO Or rrt i , G. Potts/in • sh 4 a . dad, 1112 d. dettemi et more agents, in every principal town 1 but It cannot be genui ne Michaelmas, nable with three lives of thence of 37, Nom ' • ! *16 4 , - - - 1 ,,,t; • • e apnoea 114 unless the names of the above preparers are engraved on tht Ciosigna. i ..`:- Mt, and 40, at t h e low ennui! rental of 4111.; Ind presents a° Q.P• Rabaul. 1' iiiisbassih. ‘, " 4 ! . 7„s ,• . merit Stamp, which Is Auld over the cork of each bottle. . pertunity, wisely to be El* with pf procaring very advantageous N ajig h,it h and improving neighbour Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew out osnal. Maass& IP a an 7 MOM - • Gonzales, - D iiii ;- " As abov_e, may also be had, authenticated bye sittiilar stamp, May be wlered 4 particulars at the Matsu tat Mt. Bewegb, Teniers, De a lloog, AY i l ,llBde* Y i lis ...• Henry'. Calcined Magnesia, in' bottles, at lb. N., 01 *A glees Weiler. 014 Shohdlttlh 1 aid at ' llls' go of Mr: alasklMis, &$, ,Wadies Neet,,br jPecitimac. i . Stilitallt. stopper, at ht. Ild. Lotbbury. Laadogaea will balbortly NW,. „ - Priv* 71 SAL.BII BY AUCTION. • 'REEHOLD HOUSE, BRF:AD•STRanf4 By WINSTANLEY mad SOM. art, THIS DAY. at 12, by *der it the Sarearater at Mr. S. Haywerd, deeeleel, igihie FREEILOLD ESTATE, eattdatini di AM:MOUSE ant DWE,ILLING-110 pitapat Bread -street, Cheaparde. eoeubialeg tem ' bap % g-rooms, excellent shop, itatiadlng 7 hnont. particulars may be lad of llVloatimley it, ow. Particulard oho' of Illemee‘ Valetri Ad SA. ;hors, BushAine, Cannon-welt: And eft SIM IC AND RIBBON MANUFACTURERS, Ali! RS,....E4lol4l 4 E.LiAdlitift),D PftjtitiALS. ila ;ENTRE 01.' l'fiN MARKET. By WINSTANIAY and lONS, tumid') Alan, THIS DAY, at IS t direatios of sloe Anatipue, Beneficial LEASE, for shout Thirteen YON,. dynder the Goldsmith's Company, of se asceSras -~•t--