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/ , - • 72, / • .• . -\ / ~ / ' 7 ' / et 1.--4.--t? / 1 , e, , 2 .• I ••./' l' 1 -, i, - / -!--- i --- ,<;. ? ' -.!-- 16-.' t. / 1 1 r;";. - >• , ? - e-e - J Al & • + ‘ b ir . N - ----- • - . k Y r / • 2, 47 ( , , ~.. ~~. .'I LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 9, W 24. No. 6,739. AMIC.IIILE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, SERGEANT'S Ixte, FLEET-STREET, J Li- 7. 1824. THE DIRECTORS of the CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY fur a Perpetual Assurance Mee do hereb3' Sire notice, that attendance will be given at the Society's Ilmisc, toS sierant's Inn Fleet-street, on IVoineodsy, the 14th, ..Ist, sod 2dth days of July instant. and on Wednesday the 4th day of August nest from Eleven of the clock to the forenoon until One in the afternoon of each of the said days, and on the last Wednesday in every subsequent montb. from Eleven to Twelve of the clock, to pay Claims arising by Deaths of Members of the said Society in die year ending at Lady-day. 1824 (Old Stylm.when will be paid to the respective Nominees, f.xecuturs, Administratom,or Assi;;ns of such Members, the stun of 2721. 13e. fee each Share in sured on their respective Lives. JOHN PENSAM, Registrar. NORTHERN DISPENSA EX. NORTHERN DH‘rEtivAß HI:lot-Pl..WE tl - 17ST, NEAR Sr. Pa, (' li A , (ti I' 1:t 11, Jr I. V 1021. NOTICE is hereby gis on. that a Vacancy having ozeurreti in O.• 1 of Si 'ltti Cr to this 'mai. by the resignat:on of Hobert Cole. Es". • llte:;•.• of the trovernors, for tne Election of n in be iield at the Bedford Cofee.house, , 'll.7t:ri- DAY, the 10th of August nest. The 11^. - .1, r.• :levee at Half after Nine o'clock, and to close at lirlf Such ientlemen, 31embers of the Edinburgh. Or Dublin Colleges of Surgeons, and not promising Pharnincy, sr,: desirous of becoming candidates, are to signify their intention by letter, ad dressed to the Committee, and sent to Mr. lkiilier, at the 1/ispen sary, accompanied by their testimonials, on or before Saturday, the 17th instant. SALES BY AUOTION. BOOKS PUBLISHED. Price 7d. 800 I'L KIND-STREET, ST. JA:tIES'S.SQI*ARE. Elegant Furniture ; F. , ;; !-day Clock and Dial, by Dwerri bctil:-• excellent Foolinglieces, by Manton ; handsome Bronze and 4.m01u Lamps ; a small Lihrry of Choice Books, in ele gant Bindings ; and various other Effects. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House. Regent-street.) At N 0.19. King..tre.n, SL James's, WEDNESDAY,Otn July 14, and folding day, at 12, THE ELEGANT FURNITM, &c. The PRO/ PERT Y of a NORIMI - AN Removed front Groarts:fti: ad e. Consisting of couch, tent, and bedsteads, for. nitures ; feather beds and bedding ; window.entains, in chintz, cot'on, and murine I elegant grecian coaches, sofas, chairs, and ottomans ; foot.stools and tempests ; capital lounging, fauteuil, and library chairs ; excellent well-made cabinet articles, in rosewood and mahogany ; dining, card, 100, sofa, ocaotionaLt library, dressing, and work tables; book eases, cabinets, ward. robes, chests of drawers, dumb-waiters, and cantaburys ; name. roes handsome folding, chews!, and pole screens ; bronze candela. bras and Limps; music-stools and what-nots ; chess' and other dressing glasses ; capital eight-day clucks and . dial ; valuable fowling-pieces, by Manton ; a small library of choice books, in elegant bindings ; Tarter, Broad. and Wilton carpets ; floor. cloth, spring - blinds, bedsteps, and bidets ; trays and stands ; a porter's hall-chair ; large deal prams. cupboards, and tables ; fenders and tire-irons ; a great variety of excellent copper kitchen requisites, and other articles. (In the Third Day will be Sold the valuable choice LIBRARY of BOOKS, in elegant bindings, by the most esteemed authors. May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale, by Catalogues, Is. each, on the Premises; at Garrawsy's Coffee house ; and of Mr. Robins, 1711, Regent-amid, miming Burling. Tlii4 day is Na. If. Prig 1;4 or _ TIIE CAMBRIDGE QUARTERLY REVIEW, and ACADEMiC.I. li.1;61:-iTEI:. Oa the Ittli re: July will be published. its well (0' s.'enei y and ( ...tu t ,. :•ol ‘• E o f a - „i(,;•Rmr - A and ,•. feu 1 ton c, - :7!1.41 , .t.1 rn ..; a . ...I ei!TI:I7, 11 - , I •i•r, ' '...„ la n • • • lain. .161.1 N Ct o_ 1! • , ..INa.-.). The 5..c..r..1 II . .1:: 71. ..o•b • . • i.ast. -- • • 1:i u oar. will Le dtid •o. 11 T.% L V anti t: . •'1•;;;NITIf cf.:NV . I:V ; a View n; the t • and Moral Sate of that Lour:tic. with a Treat:se Idttra tare. A. VICCSSEUX. •• After the Isft pear^ I returned to Cie land of my childhood : I found every. thi•.g ll.ereti. and niystir alino,o a straarei to n.y own osta..tri. 1 uand.aetl then about Italy, addini: fresh infor-a tion to old rt.coldet:•.ns; and from ttnit I now cal...ut a aket.h : hope not altogether uMnterotting.''—.lntl:‘,r's Pretc:e. bindon : Pcirted fur Charles Knigt... Pall m:3l East. IL:cently usiislitd. hi one vol. OW i!VO., I•r!Ce fat. SOME of the LIFE of LATE Cl 1.. 'et EARLE, Esti. Writtm " If truth of letting, edd deep though •‘.otple pathos, united with very e l egant language and so..etnea. ~r • ..nrvatiett, ca., render • booi: pop%lar, tin. volatile will be no in a re it degree. - - Literary (mutter, June 1. •• The whole bock is full of delbta.e rnd stri- t r notches of Per timent and patedon."—sunter•ct house iiarot:r.„l..nn.i. " The fragmental sketches exceedingly r, -.int! as of the . " 31- of Feeling," the adilities of the w slight affimot to those of 31 ackeneie."— ;exntincr, dun: " 'Tix a most no:lot:ch.:, title -lanh the snho".:rt and the r7',e are after Adam Blair. but tint does DM prortnt the Author cote. biting great and original talent in many of the descriptions. - - Blackwood's 31s sa..inc-, gee. Loadan t Painted, for Charles Kali/At, Pall-mall, Ems THE ELE3IENTS Calt:/11, Just pubhshod, be G. and W. B. Whittak,r. Ace 31,aria-lane, Price fCtinepenet earl:, New bilittu la of PINN()CK'S CATE('III:F , )IS of the ARTS an,ll SCIENt ES, price Ninept-ce each. are Intended to for i the basis of every brar-11 of useful knorledge. and are of th , q).- selves, in fact, "an Epitome of the Arts ant! •tt-isr- A. " The wyle in which they are written is at once clear and simple. coot - .ying 'traction to the youthful mind in a marrer unattainable by tin: use of more elaborate and comprelensire ‘l . O-k.. In short, wit: -: they fix on the mind the leading facts in Ifisowy. and the funt,a mental principles of S.:ience, the manner is relirred from P..: burden of retaining a mass of minutia. with which largtr books necessarily abound. They consist of separate Catechisms on t:-.e following subjects : Arithmetic First l'nterhism 31 in eralogv Ancient History General Knowledge .Modern History Ancient Geography thography Morality Astronomy Geon:ttry Music Architecture Greek Grammar hlythelu gy Agriculture Heraldry Natured History Algebra History of Engd.r.d Navigation Bible and Gospel History of Scotla..d Ornithology Botany History of Ireland Painting in Oil British Geography History of France Pespecure British Biography History of Home P British Law II istory of Greece tago. and Religiose Classical Biography History of America, Denominations Chemistry two Parts Rhetoric Chronology History of the Jews Sacred Geography tonchology lethyology Scripture History Drawing Italian Grammar Spanish Grammar Duty of Children to Land S urve yi ng Trade and Corno:erra Parents LaUn Grammar Universal History Electricity Logic Use of the Globes, tit. Entomology Mechanics Parts. English Grammar Medicine French Grammar Mental Philoeophy The above may be bad bound in 10 vols. price 4L Is. The decided superiority of these excellent Juvenile Works over all others has ensured to them a most extensive and universal sale, which has enabled the Publishers to ornament the new Edition's with beautiful Portraits, engraved on hardened steel, by Heath and Co. by which they trust they have in some measur e augmente d their value without i ncreasing the _price. " Being led to look into these Works, we have been pleasingly surprised at the variety and accuracy of the infornatiao they con tain, within so small a compose, and in so excellent a fermi and we must say, that mare movement, accurate, well-arntarit, stall proper Publications, were never submitted to general obeerradot." —Literary Gazette, No. Xt. CONTENTS—Iteview.—I. clod wills 11'.tory of the Common wealth.-11. Lord Byron's Detormed Tramfortned.-1 11. Not Paid, but Jesus, by (lama Uri it. ith, Esq.; togtther with the Answers of the Rev. T. S. Gm:hes, B. 1). L. W. (itirCeld, 31. A. and 1). B. Wells, 31..1.-IV. Cmker's Researches in di, south of Ireland.—V. Poems on various Subjects, by Nieholss Stratton.-- VI. Cambridge Classiest Examinations- and an Inquiry int.. the Stndies and Discipline adopted in the two English l'itiversitirs, by • Graduate.—Vll. The Origin and Progrtras of the Greek Revo lution, by Edward Illaquicre, Esq.-1111. The Life and Times of Salvator R.sa, by Lady Morgan.---IX. Prose, by a Poe*.—X. The Journals of Captains Parry and Lyon in a late Voyage of Ms covery.—XL The Blank Book of a Small Colleger.—Xl I. The Agamemnon of ischylus, translated by John Symmons, Esq. A.M. Academical Register-1. Observations on the Antigone of ilophoeles.-11. Notice of Dr. Illointield'sl;dit. of the Chmighorce of .Eschylus.--111. Inquiry into the Nature of the :lowan Judices. IV. Tripos Vases—V. Examinarjons for the Claasical Tripos, University Intelligence, 11i.e. London: John Letts, Jun. 32, Comhill ; Stevenson, Cambridge; Vincent, Oxford ; and Archer, Dublin. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REOENT-STREET. As thepresent unexampled rage far New Insurance Companies occasions the public attention to be engaged by various attractive promhies, it may not be improper to remind the Friends of the COUNTY FIRE OFFICE what have been hs Ferfonnarors. The County Fire Office has now been established upwards of seventeen years, during which time Sixteen hundred Sufferers have been indemnified, and only one claim has been brought into a Court of Law —tamely, that of thl Thurtella. By vigilant and prudent management, the County Office grew rich diking the years which were favourable for Insurance Business, and in this advantage, persons who now insure par- BROOKING SOADY, Secretary. N.B. No Proxies are admitted but those of the Patron, Pre sident, Via-Presidents, and bulk which must be delivered by a Governor ; nor is any Governor entitled to rote whose subscription is three months in arrow. EXHIBITIONS AT THE EGYPTIAN-HALL, PICCADILLY. A NCIENT MEXlCi,.saiclifustrations of Heathen ilk. Modes of Worship. Specimens of Arkique Sculpture, Paint ings, &c., calculated to impress the youthful mind with a sense of the superiority of the Christian Religion ova the he= worship of infidels. MODERN MEXICO. A Splendid Panoramic View of the City, ands collation of Fruits, Birds, Fish, Quadrupeds, Rep tiles, Fossils, Minerals, &c., conveying more usstraction in the geography and natural history of this superb country than the read. tog of •11 the volumes intent. APPARATUS roR HATCHING POULTRY of every description by STEAM, showing also the state of the Egg in many different stages of Incubation. Admission to each One Shilling, from Ten till Dusk. LAW BOOKS recently published by JOSEPH Burr Ea. WORTH and 'ON, 43, Fleet street. 1 . A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAW of ./1 BAIL in CIVIL and CRIMINAL PROCEED. INOS. By CHARLES PETERSIX)RIT, Esq. Of the Inner Temple. In tivo. price I!. Is. hoards. 2. A SYSTEM of the SHIPPING and NAVIGATION LAWS of GREAT BRITAIN, and of the LAWS relative to MERCHANT SHIPS and SEAMEN, and MARITIME CONTRACTS ; to which is added, an Appendix of the New Navigation Laws, Registry Acta. Commercial Temple, Esvi. Ifarri Forms &.?.. By Francis Ltidlow Holt, of the Middle ster at Law. Smond Edition; IPM amoidisable Alterations and Addi tions. In royal Biro. U. 5%. boards. 3. A TREATISE on the LAW of ACTIONS on STA TUTES REMEDIAL as well as PENAL in mend; and on the Statutes rag Copywright, for Offences against the Law, concerning the Election of Members of Parliament, against the Hundred., and against Sheriffs or their Officers. By Isaac Ri p e . nase, of (hay s Ir.n, Esq. Barrister at Law. In royal Bvo. Ur boards. tiCillett. Returns to the amount of C have been paid to all persons who have continued insured seven yeani, upon Annual as well as upon Septennial Policies, and whether they have been Claim ants for losses or otherwise—an important advantage which no other Insatance Office existing has afforded. Since the establishment of the County Fire Office, no less than Eighties New lawmen Men hep broken sip s besides lOW which have been carried on as hang concerhs. Several of thew, which were announced under high patronage, and with the most captivating promises, have expired in total in. solvency. and left the disappointed claimants in fruitless litigation with their Trustees and Directors. It is not difficult to anticipate what must be the fate of the numerous new offices which are now proposed and now that their funds are not improvable, at half their former rate of interest, are outbidding each other in extra vagant promises upon reduced means. Those who are aware of the confusion and misery which have re. stilted from the numeros. failures of Insurance Adventurers, and the probability that such failures will soon recur more extensively than ever, wil l not hesitate to choose between realised benefits and c naiad promiaes. UNION' HOTEL AND COl7lll-110M B. Next Door to the l'nion flub-house, crest, London. JAMES BARRACK (from the Glo Tavern, Fleet street) having fitted up the above spaciou% Premises in the most splendid manner, respectfully solicits the patronage of Noble men, (ientkmen. and Families. !VANE. KING-STREET, ST. JAM Roe !Mao Ordkrert bouatiftAL Silver ditto; shrine Carvings in Ivory; a ownly Jasper Cupp sad Cover; a splendid Ebony and Rosewood Cabinet, beautifully ornamented with Drawings from the Heathen Mythology, six feet wide; and an elegant Huh! Medbl Cabinet. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) At No. 19, Sing-street, St. James's, on FRIDAY, the 16th day of July, all, The Pmpertyof a Nobleman, COSTLY R.lltE ANTIQUE ITALIAN BRONZES, beautiful China Ornaments, in Jan, Beakers, &e. curious Silver Ornaments, Carvings in Ivory, an antique Drinking Cup and Corer, carved in Wood, date 1167, a valuable Egyptian Pebble Cabinet Cup and Cover, handsome Highland Dirk, and other ar ticles. He Hatters himself his house will be found replete with every convenience and comfort. He trusts, b• u• emitting attention in every department, to merit • continuance of their favourable report. The bast selection of Wines sent ready packed to any part of the kingdom. Next Door to the Union Club-house, where Members of Parlia ment will find it a situation of great convenience and utility. 4. The RE.IDING of the famous and Learned ROBERT CALLIS, Esq, upon the STATUTE of SEWERS, 4v Henry VIII. c. R., as it was delivered by him at Gray's Inn in August 1822. The Fourth Edition, with Additions sod corrections. By iVilliam John Broderip, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Banister at Law. In royal Rya 18s. boards. & A TREATISE on the PRINCIPLES of PLEADING in CIVIL ACTIONS ; comprising a Summary View of the whole Proceedings in a Suit at Law. By Henry John Stephen, Esq. Barrister at Law. In Rvo. his. boards. PROPOSED SHIP CANAL, PROM THE ENGLISH TO THE BRISTOL CHANNEL. AT a numerous and respectable MEETING of LAND OWNERS, MERCHANTS BANKERS, and other*, held the 9th day of June, 10 2 1, at the London Tavern, Bishops gate-street, Sir THOMAS B. LETHBRIDGE, Bart., M.P. In the Chair. Resolved unanimoudr, That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that a Junction of the English and Bristol Channels, by means of • Sitip Canal, will be of essential advantage to the Commercial In terests of the Country, and at the same time promises an ample remuneration fur the expense of its execution. That the Capital of the Company be for the present limited to One Million, and the same be divided into Shares of One Hundred Pounds each. That a Subscription be now entered into, and that Books be of terst.rtls left at the Banking-house of Meters. Bosanquet and Co. Lombard-street, fur the purpose of receiving future Subscriptions, and that a Deposit of One Pound be paid upon each ;Aare at the time of subscribing. That the Subscription Book be headed as follows, vie. We, whose names are hereusissubacribed, authorise the application of the several Sums subscribed by us in defraying the Expenses al ready incurred, and to be incurred in the Surveys, Plans, Engineer ing, Estimates, and other Charges necessary for preparing to apply to Parliament for an Act to make a Ship Canal from the English to the Bristol Channel, and the future Expenses to be incurred in such application to Parliament, and that in ease we shall decline to take the Shares set opposite to our respective names, the Residue of the DtpOlit now paid by us shall be forfeited to the Company." That whenever One Thousand Shares shall be subscribed for, Mr. /Word be employed to survey and report his opinion upon tho belt Line and probable Expense of a Ship Canal from the Bristol $ the English Channel at Seaton Bay, capable of navigating Vessels of all deteriptions, of 129 tons and 200 tons burthen, reps ter meanitentent. That BO Thomas B. Lethbridge, Bart., M.P., Sir Christopher ' Cole, Bart., 31. P., Captain Bastard, 311. P.. Charles R. K. Tynte, Esq., M.P., It'endhaat Lewis, Esq., 31. P., John Bent, Esq., the Ten Rev. the Dean of York, David Pollock, Esq., Rcv. tor.ll4emer, Haaming. Esq., Riehaal Pemberton, Esq., S. Bomtquet„ Esq., Robert Calmer, Esq., John Lee Henning, Esq., Georg! Elwoll, Esq., John Burridge, Esq., 3lr. George Brown,and Sir. George Redman, he • Committee, with power to add to their numbers from Subscribers of Five Shares and upwards, for the of discharging Expenses already incurred, and to be iuPule incurred , and of superintending the Survey and defraying the Ex. penes thereof out of the blooms subscribed, and that three be a quorum. That when the Survey shall be complete, and Mr. Telford's Re port delivered, the Committee now appointed do call a General Dieting of the Subscribers, in order that the Sum may be con sidered, and that such General Meeting may then adopt such ulte rior measures as may then appear proper. That the Books do remain open till the 30th Day of June NEW EXCHANGE HOTEL AND COFFEE-HOUSE, No. 25!). STRAND (Nearly opposite the Adelphi Theatre, Landon), THOS. SMITH respectfully acquaints Travellers and Sojourners to the Iletropolis, that his house is neatly fitted up with excellent Beds and Bedding ; the best Provisions, ge. nuine Wines and Spirits, and every necessary accommodation. He trusts the moderate prices charred for every article, and the general system of civility and attention to the comforts of his guests, will render his house equal, if not superior, to any house in town. ]lay be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the sale, by Catsloves, at Is. each, to be had on the premiums ; at Gunnar a Coffee-Muse ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, opposite Burlington.street. 6. The ECCLESIASTICAL LAW. By Richard Barn. LL.D. The eighth Edition, corrected, with considerable additions. By Robert Philip Tyrwhitt, Esq. of the Middle Temple. In four vols. Ilro. N. 3s. boards. 7. The REPORTS of the most Learned Sir EDMUND sAuNDEIIB, lint., late Lord EhiefJustiee of the King's Bench, of several Pleadings and Cases in the Court of King's Bench, in the time of the Retgn of his Most Excellent Majesty King Cholas the Second. Edited, with Notes and References to the Plead inp and Cases, by John Williams, one of his Majesty's Sec joints at Law. The Fifth Edition. By John Petition, of the bliddlo Tern_ pie, and Edward Vaughan Williams, of Lincoln' s lnn, Esqrs. Barristers at Law. In two vols. royal tiro. 13s. 6d. boards. CARMARTII ENSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD EnTATE. FOR RESIDENCE or Investment, Capital Mansion and Offices, Gardens. Pleasure Grounds, seated in a beautiful Park, ornamented with fine thriv ing Timber. hake, and Stream of Water : also, a Compact Resi dence, and Offices, Farm House and Buildings, Cottages, and nearly Two Thousand Sir Hundred and Fifty Acres of Meadow Pasture. Arable, and Wood Land, abounding with Game, Phea : stints, Wild Fowl, and the River stored with Trout and other Fish. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) At Caraway's Coffee-House, in 'Change-alley, Cornh On THURSDAY, the likh of August, MU, at Twelve heel, In One Lot, By direction of the Trustees and Executors of the late Sir Wm. BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, SUPPERS, &e. upon an eco nomical plan ; and, for the accommodation of his Neighbours, he has opened a rpacious BURTON ALE ROOM. Entrance, two doors from Adam.street„ Adelphi. T HE NEXT OF KIN (if any) of JAMES KEN- NEA]', late belonging to the East India Merchants' Ship FARQUHARSON, deceased, by applying to Mrs. Kirby, No. 1119, High-street, Poplar, may hear of something to their ad entaage. & A TREATISE on the LAW of EVIDENCE. Sixth Edition, with considerable Additions. By S. March Philips, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. In two vol.. royal thu. 2L Ss. boards. LEATHER SUPERSEDED BY BRASS. SPRATT, of New Bond -street, begs to inform the . Nobility and Gentry, that, in siltation to his Patent Me. tallic Strap and Brace, which Is giving such universal satisfaction for securing Trunks on Carriages, he Yu, with much study and labour, completed A BRILLIANT SET OF HARNESS, ENTIRELY OF Paxton, T HE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, com prising the truly magnificent Mansion, - M IDDLETON HALL, Seated in a b,:sutiful Park of nearly SIX HUNDRED ACRER • b. A DIGEST of the PUBLIC GENERAL STATUTES, from Magna Carta, 1224.3, to I and 2 Geo. IV. 1821, in. elusive • with an Analytical Index, Chronological Tables of Sta. lutes a nd Sovereigns' Reigns; and an Appendix of Schedules and Forms. By Robert Philip Tyrwhitt and Thomas William Tyndale, Esgrs. of the Middle Temple. In two vols. Oro. uL Ha. 6d. boards. POLISHED BRAS, and Intends to drive a Pair of Hones, without the 'mistime of Leather. through HYDE PARK. on WEDNESDAY, the 14th Insant. between Two ant! Three o'Clock. _ _ delightfully diversified It hiltatisidai;,OnTsrOented by thriving ttmber and plantations, and by a noble lake, adapted for aquatic purpose.; extensive carriage -drives, rides, and walks, is a moat enchanting and richly varied scenery; adapted for the residence and accommodation of TREATISE on ESTATES and TENI:RES i B a L the late Sir Robert Chambers, Knt., Chief Justine of Beng Edited by Sir Charles Harcourt Chambers, Km., one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Bombay. IQ Bro. bts. fkL boards. He leaves the utility of the Invention for a Military Bridle to reshot pabre cuts (exclusive of its grandeur and durability), to the decision of those who have been in imminent danger from their Leather Bridles having been severed on the field of battle. A NOBLEMAN. OR FAMILY OF THE FIRST DISTINCTION, 11. A COLLECTION of STATUTES connected with the general Administration of the law, arum* Occeldiug to the man of the Subjects, with Notes. By Sir Will David Evans, late Recorder of Bombay. The Second FAWNS, corrected. collated with the original Statut.a, and continued to the 3d Oeo. IV. 1822. By Anthony Hammond. of the Inner Temple, Esq. In eight vols. Sao. 61. His. dd. boards. with every requisite outbuilding attached and detached ; modu e tire walled gardens, fully stoc ked, cropped, and planted ; hot houses, conservatory, orchards, Ac. A Compact Pleasant RESIDENCE oe HOME FARM, with all requisite offices and buildings, proms, pleasure-grounds, Am And sundry eligible FARMS, with Farm - Houses and Agricul tural Buildings, Cottages, itc. Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and ridt Wood Land,anuanung in all nearly TWO THOUSAND SEVEN HtINDRED ACRES, Situate in a highly picturesque pprrtt of the county of CAR3IARID about seven miles from the borough of Carmarthen, between that and Llandilo, on the high road to Haverfordwest, where the mail coach passes ;Ind repaaaes daily to and from London. A NEW PH I LOSOPH IL:AL or PYROPNEUMATIC LA. LAMP. for the instantatieous production of Fire and Light by means of a Jet of Cold Air. This Instrument, which is at one simple fa saosaraction and easy of management, is confidently offered to the Public as afford. log the most elegint and certain mode of procuring light that has ever been invented. 19. An HISTORICAL TREATISE of an ACTION or SUIT at LAW, and of the Proceedings used in the Counts of King's Bench and Common Pier, fame the Original Proems to the Judgment. By R. Boots To which is premed. An Histo rical Treatise of the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas. By George Crompton, Esq. and B. J. Sdloo, Sergeant -at. Law. The Sixth Edition, with considerable Additions, by a Barrister at Law. In Bm. 9s. dd. boards. I& The ATTORNEY and AGENTS NEW TABLE of COSTS, in the COURTS of KING'S BENCH, COIII3ION PLEAS, and EXCHEQUER of PLEAS. Containing the Fees and Disbursements on the pert of the Plaintiff and Defendant in the prosecution and defence of personal Actions; the Charges of Fines and Recoveries; of Writs of Righ t; of Ad Quod Dam. num ; Writs of Seine kiwis*, to repeal etters Patent, Extents, and various other special matters ; together with the Cost! on Writs of Error in the King's Bench, Exch uer Chamber. and House of Lords. Including also the Costs of Prosecuting and de. fending Informations and Indicurents in the Crown Office, and at the Sessions. To which are added, Bilis for Appeals to the Privy Council ; Costs in matters of Bankruptcy and Lunacy ; the Charges of Conveyancing, of obtaining private Acts of Parliament, Letters Patent, Grams from the Crown, and Charters. The ninth edition, corrected and considerably enlarged. By John Palmer, of Gray's Inn, Gen. In I vol. quarto, price U. 7s. in boards. 14. The PARLIAMENTARY SOLICITOR'S ASSIST ANT; containing a Selection of Bills of Costs on Appeals and Writs of Error in the House of Lords, and on Petitions upm Contested Elections in the House of Commons; with an Appmdix, containing, among other matters, the Standing Orders of the House of Lords touching Writs of Error and Appeals, and the Fees of both Houses on passing Private Bills. By John Palmer, of Gray's Inn, Gent. In one volume 4to. 7s. rid. in boards. NEW SHAWLS, without any join in the Border, of curious Foreign Wool, in pith Indian Patfertm„ nearly equal to real Caelmmure for lightness, warmth, and ari softness of texture. Connoisseurs cannot distinguish them from oriental produce without very dose inorctien, whilst they answer every purpose of these expensive articles at a lens prix 01112 the heavy British Shawls with joined Borders. A few very fine Spedmens, in long and square Shawls, of th s new fabric, adapted to the warm season, may also be seen at L'IILINU and CO.'s Lace and 3luslin Warehouse, 147, titrard, near Somerset House, and at no other House in the Kingdom. In Bed-chambers, Libraries, Counting-bouses, Public Ofßees„ and other places where a light is frequently required, ►t will be found particularly useful, being certain in its action, entirely free from danger, and (unlike all other contrivances for $ similar pur- Foie) emitting neither smell nor smoke. Manufactured and sold only by the inventor, A. GARDEN, Operative Chemist. 372, Oxford-street, in various forms and sista, from 11. 10s. to 3/. 3s. and upwards. The farms are let to respectable tenants, part on itSSIS foe lives and may be very considerably improved, situate in the parishes of LLANA.RTHNLY and LLANDARROG, a most delightful part of the country, abounding with scenery the most picturesque, and va•ied by the beautiful windings of the RIVER TO WET, w a very great extent. The verge of the Estate is ornamented by a magnificent Tower, raised by the late liberal.minded possessor, to the memory of THE NOBLE HERO NELSON. THE HAY HARVEST. RICK CLOTHS, WITH POLES, PULLEYS, AND LINES COMPLETE. That the Resolutions of this day be inserted in such Newspapers in Town and Country as the Committee shall think fit. THOMAS B. LETHBRIDGE, Chairman. Bemired unanimously, That the thanks of this Meeting be Oren to Sir Thomas 11. Lethbridge, for his able and impartial conduct in the Can. SUPERIOR SPARKLING AND CREA3IINO CHADIPAGNE. Mls. per Dozen, ready Money. THE concurrent surprise of i.tnumerable foreigners at the perfection of WALKER'S CHAMPAGNE, their ac knowledgment that it is equal to the French in general use, the re. peated orders of Noblemen and Gentlemen of high rank as well as their recommendation, the extensive sale it he: met, together with its present high condition, warrant IValker to invite the public to view his Stock of Champagne, which is unequalled in this coon. try; also an extensive Stock of Red and White Constantia, Malm sey, Madeira, Barter, Sautern, &c. at 2fos. per dozen, together with English Wines of every description of excellent quality; reign and British spirits, Candy Shrub, Noyau, Ste.; Cider, Perry, Stout :. Ales, &c. . . THE Nobility, (; entry, i,,,a - A g ricuituristx in encl.? I , are respet ful informed, that BENJAMIN EDI; I N ti- TON has now rea dy at his Manufactory, 4, Tooley-street, rough, a variety of different sized Rick Cloths, made in the be,' manner, and of superior quality, which he is enabled to oat a' unprecedented low prices. He has likewise a few good Tenn, sd some Flags equal to new, Union Jec.l., Ensigns, Standards, Sc. N.B. Tarpaulings and Stack llothaiet on hire. To prevent mistakes, please to address the Christian Ben)amin Edgington, 5, Tooley.street, Borough ; or, for the con venience of R'efit-end residents, orders received by Mr. M. Nattali, Bookseller, 24, Tavistock-street, (:ovent-garden. presenting a prominent and grand feature and land-mark in the county, opposite to which are the ruins of Drywalin Castle and the Grongan Hills—a scenery which few counties can rival. To be viewed by applying on the premises, where particulars may be had; at the Bear, Llandilo; the Inns, Carmarthen; Cold Blow Inn, Narbeth ; the Baths, Library, and Hotels, and of Mr. Harris, Auctioneer, at Tenby ; Blue Boar, Haverfordwest ; Ship and Carle, Swansea; King's Head, G loucester; Hotel, Here ford ; Star and Hop Pole, and Mr. Bendy, Worcester; Angel and Star, and of Mr. Adams. Oxford ; Hen and Chickens, Binning. ham ; Bush. Bristol ; Hotel, Bath ; of Means. Hall and Brown ley, Solicitors, New Boswell -court, Carey.atreet ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins No. 170, Regent-s feet, where Tickets for viewing may be h a d, and Plans, Drawings, and Views of the Estate may be seen. At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, on Saturday, the 12th ultimo, the following Statement was agreed to be published: — The Committee beg to submit, for the information of the public, a snort s:atemetnt, founded upon the best data which they have been able to collect from the cost authentic sources of informa tion. for tht purpose of exhibiting the probable returns to the Pro. retort upon the execution of the Canal, and which will dearly drincnstrate that a most ample remuneration cannot fail to result to those who eluirark their capital in the uriertaking. The length of the Canal, according to the plan laid down by the late leer.' Itenrie, was 41 miles, and it is not probable that any variation of the line, in conaeVenee of the survey about to be made by Mr. Telford, can make a material alteration in that respect. Taking also Mr. litl)filei estimate as a basis, and adverting to the dif ferenee of prices, and 10 the proposal t," substitute a Canal for Ships 01 . 200 tons, instead of 1211 too., as formerly suggested, the expense of the execution of the Canal is estimated at about 1.2 011 , 00 0 1 . Upon a calculation which eh: Committee believe to be not only fully adequate to meet all e%igencies, but to be made upon a liberal scale, the tbar;,cs of sear and tear, repairs, management, nod mher incidents, when the Caw.' shall be complete, are taken at 1 "iii!. per mile per annum, making an annual expenditure of rb , 42 tOOl. A RONIATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.--This bly perfumed liquor (the original invention of Mr. flervl. 1, which is of well-known efficacy in relieving faintness and head ach, and in counteracting the effects of overheated. close or fr.- fectcd air, continues to be prepared in the greatest perfection i• Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, manufamrir . : chemists, Manchester. No. 3, 'Fleet-market, near Skinner-street. 11 .* Country Maas, indosing " paymcnt, punctually attended to. SUPERIOR WINES. THE uniform Satisfaction the LONDON and WEST MINSTER WINE and SPIRIT COMPAPY have given the numerous Gentlemen and Families they haver the ho. nour to supply, induces them to continue to present their Prices to she Public. Every Article sold by them is GENUINE, and FREE FROM ANY ADULTERATION WHATEVER. ('LAPHAM, SURREY. Freehold Building Ground, Land Tax redeemed. By WI NSTA NLEY and SONS, At the Mart, THIS DAY, July 9. at 12. in Four Lott, A PLOT o f valuable lII'I LDING GROUND, moat eligibly situate in that improving neighbourhood, Acre-lane, Clapham, with a frontage thereon of about 260 feet, of which:eases will be granted for 99 years To be viewed. Printed particulars mar be had at the Bedford Arms, Clapham Rise; the Plough and Windmill, Clapham ; the Swan, Stockwell ; Prince of Wales. Brixton ; of James 'Winton, Esq. Lincoln's Inn-fields ; at the Mart ; and of ld'instanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. 13. A SUPPLEMENT to the CROWN CIRCUIT COM PANION; containing adjudged Cases and Precedents of Indict ments, together with all the Statutes to the end of the last Session of Parliament, 4 Geo. IV. 1823. In Bvo. price 9s. boards. IS. A SUMMARY of the LAW of BILLS of EXCHANGE, CASH BILLS, and PRO3IISSORY NOTES. By Sir John Bayley, Km. one of the Justices of his 31ajeaty's Court of King's Bench. The fourth edition, with considerable additions. In ilvo. price J4s. boards. 17, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAW of PA TENTS for INVENTIONS and of COPYRIGHTS; with an Introductory Book on Monopolies: illustrated with Notes on the Principal Cases. By Richard Godson, of LincolL's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. In Bvo. price 15s. in !Made. 19. A DIGEST of the LAW of PARTNERSHIP; with a Collection of the Cases decided in the Courts of Law and Equity upon that subject. Second edition, with considerable additions. By Basil Montagu, Esq. In twu volumes, royal octavo, price IL 19s. in boards. It is sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Payl^y a•.d Blew, perfunp, Cockspur-street; and retail, price 2s. sd., by on,. or more agents, to every principal town ; but it cannot be genuine unless the names of the above preparers are engraved on the Gov, - ment Stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each bottle. Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew. its usual. As above, may 1660 be had, authanicued by a similar maw 0, Henry's talcinW Magnesia, in bottles, at 2s. Sd., or with stoppers, at 41. 6d. (FOR READY MONEY ONLY) Per Doz. I ('APE 1% INES.—Per Doz. Old Port - 3fis. to 423. Ditto, 2 to 7 years in bottle - dna. to 635. Sherry . 363. to 445. Ditto (real Amontillado) 50s. Lisbon and Mountain • dtis. Direct Madeira . 4th. West India ditto . 424. East India ditto . 54hi. Malmsey ditto, in pints 3.u. Old Port, 5 years in bottle, in pints - 335. Liqueurs in cases, 2L Els. per case, and Spirits of every denomination. Whitt:: Cape . Vie. to 18s. Cape 3ladeira 21s. to 245. Ditto Sherry 245. Ditto Hoek,. very curious, 28s Constantia, in pints Red Cape - 24.. to 311 s. FRENCH & GERMAN HINES. Claret at. Julien fills. Ditto ha Fitte, and Cha teau Margeau . 805.10 90s. Champagne D. Ay et LEA vise 84s. Ditto. superior - Pos. Ditto. tint quality -103 s. .lo.elle - . 6.55. Old Hock, Sauterne, &c. cit their attention to their Cham p Port of 11120; and AmoitnUado crt, in price and quality, arc un— EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETLR 'CIIANOE. STRAND. ISLE /►F II'IGHT. TO BE LET, CO3IPLETELY FURNISHED, much-admired Villa, STEEPIIILL Tin the l'itticrchfr, the favourite Residence of the late 1:arl of Dysart, with extensive Kitchen (Arden, Pleasure (]rounds, and all suitable Offical. 19. A TREATISE bn the LAW of INSURANCE, in Four Books:-1. On Mari.ic Insurance; 2. (If Bottomry end itespon dentia ; 3. 111 Insurance upon Lives; 4. of Insurance against Fire. By Samuel Marshall, Sergeant at Law. The Third Editioe, with Corrections and Additions, by Charles Marshall, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Banister at Law. In two vols. royal I;vo. price I/. Iris. in booth. Also, STEEPHILL COTTAGE, in the immediate vicinity ; the singularly romantic situation of which is so well known. For further particular', apply to Mr. Brown, Law Stationer, Carey street, Lincoln's Inn fields= or to A. Cossins, Esq. New. port; if by letter, to be Lost-paid. _--- Prom local and other information, collected at various times, and at several periods. aid particularly alien a !toot Canal was in at;inttion it. the year the Ctininittee are of opinion that this etr.ottnt would be more than provided for by the tonnage upon lime, limestone, calm, stone, brick;, tiles, and etre! merchandise, for the internal trade which will be cant .0 on by means of the r. n3l 'r he anneal expenditure hetr.g %ht.* pcueided for. there will remain for the benefit of the Subscritnrs. the amount founded upon the following estimate. From returns mode to the House Or Commons in the present tSs•ssion, upon the motion of :Cie Thomas 11. Lethbridge, it appears that the amount of tannage which passed round the !And'.-end in I 1b23 was 1,4134.1,430 toas, cl witth it further appears, that had the Canal existed, i . :10/11 tons I,e:hi alumni of necessity have passed through the Cana!, aed probably great pan of the residue from interest, convenience. GT whtr causes. Front local and other intervention collected in the southern part of England, it appear: that there was a consumption of coals in lall. amounting to Llirtbnist tons per annum, which since cor.siderably increased, 6:0 of winch the Committee are satisfied unit assuming that only 3ist tiOtt rtes will pass the Canal; besides hese. the tormage open irm, and sundries not othawise :neinded, may be taken VI a I:o4Tate scale at 100,000 tons. Iran these sonrcts a tonnuge of 1,1:4.0100 tons would use the ' which, at Id. per t m per mile upon the average, would it.te an annual rAertio• tti 201.900/. applicable to a dividend among the l'nprietnr. , , tn.! anaNatiaes to above le; V. per ccn:. The charge of Id. per mibt. would fall so far short of the ex 't nthture necessary in round Land's-end, as to 1-ike i t a matter of center ly that th e Canal t would he preferred. In thou remarks the Come.::tee etintemplate that the country is state of p ace, hit it C. ..,vions that sho u ld war at any time , se place, the traffic n;itto tyre Ca...nl would be increased in a very trtetletaLle degree. , 0 prospect us , ur .1 r 1,1! pnytirnlarg, nay b e h a d a t th e Gs-,;;cos. and the .I c'thare and Canal Brokers' Ilffices in the Cte; of Mera's. kin and Lukin, solicturs, Gray's Inn-square I t"'i 11r. Clarke, setii one thard,lll,e7,:t. I IR. 1,1 rE VERS are Solll at 3S, KA N-ST It !, CT, S1:1111. and n other place in London; a irrthoilicil a: - ranhini:cnt of Re tinlies for the gencnd of the Itinlv, prcniously prepared as to enable the `teas m preserili_ for tltensiiireit, rviihout trouble or delay; 'TI pr , ving eicti!•tl.'is in nilny instanc:s a bite Preserver. The practice seicctiil bcco sancti.i.K.l by long and successful r srerience. and is t. innihd upo7i 'lst, :o in which all the modern I, ii , rnverornts in the scicrice of ntel:ei , c are combined. They arc forwsnlcti to (very pan of iite country. on receiving the a . ' , ount po m or utiterwise.—Price Ila ; 225. ; antl33s-; FuaHy lU, with copious directions. The Company particularly sof tropic at 9liv. ; Claret, Bonnetcii Sherry. which they confidently at rivalled in the trade. Letters (poet-paid) addressed Strand, near Craven-street, will be Samples may to Mr. Wm. Gotlfree, Agent, IG, pur.etttal!r attended to. Lc obtained. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE GLASS, From TWO AND A HALF to FORTY per UN,. BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, Established by Act of Parliament, 1771 TILE PI'BLIC are informed, that, in addition to the Reduction in the Company's Prices, _which took place in 112t1, a FI'RTHER Reduction is now made, from Two and a Mkt. For tg per Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement of 5;2 I'4r aNd pl,ards, agreeably to a printed Scale, which nia7 be had at the Company a Warehouse, ALBION-PLACL, lII.At'KER I A RS' BRIDGE, where an extensive assortment of CAST PLATE GLASS, of tine Colour and Brilliancy, su perior to that of any other Manufactory in Europe, Is on Sale by Mr. J AIIES H I: ING S, Secretary to the ( “mpany, and also b 11 r. WILLIAM Nou RI s, at the Company's IVorks at RAY near Prescot, Lancashire. TABLE OF FEDI:CHB PIIICES FOR SILVERED GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. .0 I In. In. is. I In, In. In In. HO by 40 . . 37 13 80 50 . . 411 4 80 110 . . 511 10 HO 70 . . 71 10 1:5 35 . . 311 I 1:5 45 . . 44 2 8r 5.5 . . 3S 12 85 fwi . . 70 11 90 40 . . 44 It 80 101 . . 1N 14 hl HO . . fll 13 PRA ‘VILICA all perficial. .0 by In 95 35 .. 43 18 95 t. 7 95 55 .. 19111 93 1i5.. 91 13 93 75 .. 113 It 100 40.. 9 1140 . • 70 8 100 1.0 .. !P2 h 100 70 .. 111 I 100 80 .. 112 I owed OD Exp.". tation, 105 by 50 . • 75 5 1101 39 ..11/2 110 36 .. 59 3 112 71 .. 117 8 111 811 . 197 13 121 70..172 2 123 80..1 0 4115 .117 .. 117 2 131 67..193 2 13.1 70 .. 2 , 1 7 U 0 16 .. 1:7 12 2s. !otl. per f0...t re. CHEAP CARPETS. T FEARN, .Manufacturer, respectfully informs the e/ • Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends, that he has just received his new Spring Patterns, of the best fine frame. Brussels Car pets, in any quantity, from 3s. per yard; four.fourtlis Kidder minster, Venetian, from 3s. Isl.; Ihuggets, and a large assortment of Hearth Rugs, upon his known low terms. Warehouse, No. 9, VERE-STREET, Oxford-street, opposite the end of Bond-street. . . _ N.B. Nt'hite and Brown Wool CARRIAGE and DOOR in variety. 20. The GENERAL TURNPIKE ACTS, 3 lleo. Ir. e. 124. and 4 Geo. IV. e. J. ; with the Reasons for passing the Ex i ‘ olanatory Act, am! for the Alterations introduced into it; together with Notes and Observations on the Law relating to the subject. By W. K. llehany, of the Middle Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law (who prepared the Bills for the lontinitiee). In limo. price tit'. boards. 21. A TREATISE on the LAW of I..INDLORD and TE NANT; compiled in par: from the Notes of the late Sir %Vahan' David Evans. Knt. Recorder of Bombay ; with an Appendix of Precedents. By Charles Harcourt Chambers, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister at 14w. In royal Urn. price IL 10s. in boards. 22. A I)HIEST en the LAIVS of EN(L.IND, by the Right lion. Sir John Comyns, Knt. late hoed Chief Baron of his 31a joity's Court of Exchequer. The sth edition. corrected, with con siderable additions to the text, and continued from the original edi tion to the present time by Anthony Hammond, Esq. of the Inner Temple. In eight volumes royal iiVO. price 10/. 10s. in boards. 23. REP( /It PS of JI'IH;3IENTS delivered by Sir ()HLA N. IX) BR IDG.MAN, when Chief Justice of the l'ornmon Pleas, from Alichaelmas, IVA?, to Trinity. 1647. Edited from the Hargrave Alanuscripts. By S. Bannis:er, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq., Barrister at Law. In royal lien. price It. ss. hoards. 2s. A s1 . 31:11:11{1 . of the I,IIV i•f* CO3IPIISITION with Creditors. By Basil .Montagu, Esq. Banister at Law. In octavo, price _ 2.,. A PRACTICAL. TREATISE on the LAW of TITHES. Second edition, with considerable additions. By John Al irehouse, of lanixolti's Inn and the Inner Teinple, Esq. Barrister at Law. In octavo, prier 12s. in boards. 21;. A TREATISE on the LAIV cf 31ORT11.1GE. rated by permission to the Eight lion. the laud Chancellor.) Ily Richard Holmes ('tote, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. In royal octavo, price 11. 7s. fsd. in board , . 27. A TREATISE oo the MORTGAGE of SHIPS, as af fected by the Registry Act,. and on the proper mode of effecting Mortgages oa Property of this nature ;sml on the liabilities of the Mortgagee. By Thomas Anthony Ti 4lope. of the Middle Temple, Esq. Barrister al Law. Price is. in bourds. PHIS OUTFITTING It'AREHOUSE forms a s caul division of Exeter 'Change, where may he getn 3 large and well manufactured Stock of fashionable Carria• Curricle, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Hamelin, with e'•:•/ description of Military, Hunting, and side Saddles fur He a r: Coe, Last and West Indies, New South Wales. and t: Spanish Main. Camp flesistessis, Camp Tables and (h••`r• Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and lock Trunks. Canteens completely fitted up. neat and ele• , ant. moderate price. Sea Cots, Bedding, IVriting Desks, 1,7,5, t Cases. kc. A Large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry sly) , ! Epaulets, Sword Knuts, Sashes, Belts, and F r igth. &C. &C. T Harness and Saddlery, together with the sommer and Wito. r Horse Clotiiing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, tit ., • style of workmanship. and Moderate Price. The whored the A-- tides in this Establishment are warranted, and that excell • • plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of a.skire, h • one Ready Money Price, from which no discount orabatetnent be made under any circumstances. N.H.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will pleaFe to obscr• - that the three principal entrances to this ()alining War-boos. in Exeter 'Change. A list of the East India Company and Licenst Ships, and ,Mornir.g Papers, are constantly kept. D.INTZIC, LINCOLN, .tNI) IRISH FEATilun-um AND MATTRAt , S WAREIIOI - SE. FDIXON, No. 101 - , T()TTENIIANI-CfM . ll • t - - II0.11), resnectfully announm to the Public, that ... I , TOCK of FE.I.THEItti and FEATHER-BEDS are of 0 ... hest quality, and at the following very low Prices, viz : Capital White Goose Feathers, well stored X it. 41. i - , l• and dressed. per lb. . - 0 2 li to It .: 1 - Good limy (loose - - 0 110 to 9 2 d Poultry - . . . . 11 0 19 to 11 1 oi P.htiti - - - 11 9 3 to It 9 .i - Best White Goose Beds . . 3 13 11 to r. 1 t - - (firer ditto ditto - . 2 12 It to .1 9 0 Poultry ditto - - 1 19 0 ;0 3 :: .1 - Flock ditto - 0 11; 0 tr. I .; I . - Bordered flock and Hair Mattresses . U ft 0 to Wool and Boric Hair • - - 1 2 it to 3 'i .i 31ahogany Bedsteads - - 211 Gto 5 .., .1 - Tent Ileilstauls . . - - 1 G 0 to I In .1 Half-Tester ditto - - - - 1 4 II to I O. ./ Stump ditto . . - - II 18 t) to 13 'I Feathers sold in any quantity from 31b. Bed Ticks at Proro ('.oat, if to be filled. Mattresses, (hairs, and Sofas, re-made nil re-stuffed. Old Beds exchanged or stuffed, by a prams er.tir,le new. Four-post Chintz Furniture, and every Lind of Ornottenta (decorative lhapery, arranged in the most elegant and tarty loan. ner, in a tee fumes' notice. Contracts for Military, - Naval. and School Bedding, executed in any quantity. . All .I.rticics purchased hr.;.c engaged of the ben Materials. • . BY 1115 MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES—ON SALE AT No. 4, REGENT-STREET, PALL-MALL. A VARIETY of FOREIGN and BRITISH MAR ill ME CHIMNEY-PIECES, in the Newest Fashions, unequalled in Execution and Polish, beins made by Machinery. PRICES MODERATE. AND THE IHADE SUPPLIED, BY titmta: JsitowN. A g mt to the PATENT MARBLE . . WORK (NO COMPANY, wl the }If - allowing New and Fashions NVarehotise is assorted ;itl ,:tork of Furniture, manufgr— tarred by the best worlauen, and Rosewood and Mahogany Cita . - (involc, Loo, Card. Library and Ladies Tables. A variety or winged and single Vai drone's, Secretaries, Chests of lhawers, he. Rosewood, Mahogany, Imita tion, and Fancy sets of Chairs in splendid variety. f the Choicest materials, vii. Couches ensuite of various de arriptiems, and miscellaneous A rticles for the Drawintt-mom Dining-mom and 4. hanibers. Pier and Chimney tilasses of all dimensions in carved and gilded Frames. Bedsteads and Furniture'', Bed.. ding and Carpets in all va rieties. GEORGE BROWN respectfully announces that the above Oock's are manufactured under his own immediate inspection, and can therefore be warranted. • Warehouse No. 4, Regent-street, or Chatial-ittett. St. Jar , r s'b.Rivarc. 1: s. s 0 v i t ' I l . il l J 1 . w 4 I , 4 I. ~ . . . . 1 i Y 1 1 • , . . , li t I i i I t . • i J t V . k i