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,fA j I 1111131111111Pm—limminp"r"-•.•••--- - ---. - - _ _ _ _ ...... A ,„, • ,/.., . i f/ /.7 .:,i rte: •-• . 1 ‘,/, ..___ x.,•/ If ;._:„ i..........., 4 c. , .r....-- - " ~ r - ai 4 4 • ‘ ..:--__ .. -, , . , '2llll l I 1 t o 1 1 : 1 4 irt ,:_...l .. .... i. , • . . --../ 11 / 4 ' 411 •4 1 11: + _ . lirmsmies 'l' ....-....-•.- DI O. 6,875. PORT OF LONDON, D. 11, 185‘. roR SALE. Y Ositer o 1 14c Hohorrahk the t7mimissiosers nj Ais iNsgrsgu's Ezaser Bermes, in a spicants ileum, as the Chief 04 140 ml-street, us MONDAY, the Cth December, MU, st Dec o'clock rociseig, A QUANTITY OF LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Sagan, Cheroots. British and Foreign SnaD, The amid floods to be viewed at the Finea Tobacco Warehouxe, A bombs Docks had at days pervious to the day of Sale, where l.:sta. pia may be ca. attelt. 'EQUITABLE LOAN BANK COSIP.tNT. PATRON—His Royal Highness the ItUliE of YORK. Vicfs.Pakstnasra. Jahn Elect. Esq. M.Pi S. Lushington, Esq. I.L.D. Sir Richard Birnie. Ket. M.P. W. Alderman lkidges, M.P. I John l;. Lacnbtoa. Ese M.P. I Hai. µ'.K Douglis, M.P. rt. hlarjorlbanks, Esq. 31. P. John Chas. Retries. Esq..M.P. Satnuel Scott, Esq. lI.P. William Holmes, Esq. M.P. Joint lika t ith i Esq. M.P. CSIAIIIIIAX I Idaor-General Sir William Cengreve, Bast. F.R.S. M.P. DZPVTY•CHAIII.III/IN. S. B. M. Barrett, Esq. L.P. Dies ct oaf, Thomas Hamlet, Esq. limy° Harrison. Lim. Sir Peter Laurie, Kat. C. Elton Piescott, Esq. M. Sorters, Esq. A. Surtees. Es‘L Robert Sutton. - Esq. Mr. Aid. Thompson, M. Joshua Walker. Esq. M.P. John Within, Esq. T. iVilkit.son, Esc. TOItS., M. Lievesley. Esq. Thomas Metcalfe, tt:sq. R. M. Raikes, Esq. TRZASURERII. MSC*. rryq and Chapman ; Messer. Spooner, Attwoods, and Co. SOLICITOR. John Wilk*, Eel. Finsbury-place. 'wire i• hen:hy given, that all Persons, being Holders of the original Le:titivates of Shares in this Coamang, are requested to anerd on an early day et the Office of the Company. No. 2g, I:cm:en-street, between the hours of Ten and Four, to produce these Original Certificates and exchange them In, the New Cer tilicates now issued ; mid to execute the Deed prepared for the :egulstio: . of the Company, preparr.tory to the immediate com mencement of Business, and to another application to Parliament JamBImCU, Esq. James !ror d Ley. X.P. :lavid Barclay. Esq. Benjamin Farr. Esq. 'vseph Clarke, Dui. 'salary Vistree. Sat_ Francis Crease/en. Km. c,ll nel 1)ir:ok, M Jot= Lll•Dror. J3ieph Fry. Esq. Lase L. Goklmnid, Esq. AUDI: Attwood. Eq. M.P. sw.ley larke, Esq. r. C. I.:lyric. Esq. .n LA: er.s , ing Session. By Order of the Vice-Pregidents and Director!, AMIN WILK'S. Solicitor. Finsbury-Awe. °Kee of Company, 26, Cession-street, Nov. t:6, 1821. QUITEItERS in PORTLAND.—At a MEETING C 1 held at Messrs. Stewanl's B'hatf, A bingdemmtreet. f.w the iIr.I.IEF of the suffering INHABITANTS of the ISLAND of PULTLANO. Mr. JOHN SEARLE in the Chair; The pmeeedings of • Meeting held at the Island of Portland, at which the tiovemor. John Penn, Esq. presided. and information :ran other sources, having been laid before Me Meeting, it appears that the sea had, during the late storm, broken down its natural barrier, and terried with it an immense qnartity of beach ; that the share of t:hiswell had been overwhelmed, causing the destruction et Sri house*. with 21 of their inhabitants, and irreparably damag. :art nearly 100 ben e% more, the fishing boats, nets, furniture, and 4parei, holm. also destroyed, makes a lass of property amounting to lilmil,:.„ lor al , ich a great number of families have been rem :red s.. completely destitute, that nn Immediate supply of bread nid clothing has been found necessary to keep them front starving. The Sleeting lament to state, that the inhabitants are in such diens,, as to nuke it necessary to solicit the public benevolence; rte islanders are wire and energetic men, and are in the habit of rendering value:ale assistance to Teasels in distress, and a respectful spree is made en their behalf to the shipping interests. In consequence of the above information, various Resoltitions were entered into, and the following Remotes were appointed as a fammiirce for conducting a Subscription in hoodoo, and to co nnate wick the Committees at Portland and il'eymouth ; kr. Atkinson, Jun. floswetrst. Mr. James Milne& Eatl-st. lb. Browne, floswell.st. Mr. R o binson, Earl.st. gr. t.. Burnell, Cursimr-st. Mr. Smith. Black Lion Wharf, lb. I sae.el. Milbank -st. EOM Smithfield 11. I/Ae, Si ilhank.at. Mr. Sowdeu, Albion Wharf, lb. E , st. A blnetton.n. Bunkside Yo.Y•evnaa. 31ilbank-st. 21r. Joseph Slack, Sontli.kulley. Mr. Ilm -,. .! . liorseferry-marl at. Slr. B. II n 4 iarti, :Milbank-it. Mr. I). Sturge, City-road Ilr. Millet.. Newieste-at. Mr. %V ake, Milbank-et. Mr. Pet... Letle Britain Mr. 41% IVintellead, New-toad Mr. Piper. f:asteheap Amount already adverti Since re X s. Pn New.. Canis and Co. `1...0n. man: eel Baker and hot.; . • - 20 0 %1 , . J,!in Mowlem . 1 1 Mr. J. Nichols . . 2 2 Ma. Hill. East Sheen I I Oat lidl, ditto . I I 3lr. Marker, ditto . I 0 Le Irorkmen of Mr. ll'. 'emit. Itrgent's tank 2 2 Ir. Thomas IVright, Cra rseliange - I I A: Slessro. Willis and Co. if. i . 111:1. 7. 1:%. 5 0 Fria-Memos. licrries and Co. M. should be I(2L Ills. decoke for subscriptions are open at Messrs. Sir Wm. l'unia, I:itains. and Curtis's ; Messrs. Claude Scott and Co.'s: Sir R. hlren. SI dbl. aml Cm'',; Messrs. llanbury, Taylor, and Lloyds',. Messrs. Berries, Farquhar. and Co.'s; blesses. Willis, Percival, ''"d I'.%'s: Means. It illiams. Burgess, and Co.'s • also at Messrs. I mam , White, and Francis's, Marble Wharf, ' Vauxhall; and 4 31r. Bairliard'a, l'.e.mrlilly ; they will also be thankfully -rend by any of the Committee. W. FREEMAN, lion. See. .1 . £1,152 L. dyed:— _ . _ Z 6. At )lesiri. Glynn and Co. _ E. E. itistali;tlt ---- 4 0 Wnt. Itiilberforce, Esq. 1111. P. - . - 6 0 The Workmen in the em- p!oy of Mews. Grundy and Robinson - 1' 1 At Muni. Williams and Co. Messrs. Managua and Co. 10 10 W. Cotton, Esq. - 5 0 J. I. A. - - ti 0 Samuel Weston, Esq. 1 1 TO-1;ORRO1V. 1 1 .1111101.1., the Contn.ctor r presents the public with t, n - ast setwangeous offer till submitted to their notice. 'nu Teo Firm-dimwit Tickets To-morr o w will have L 20.1100 r -t. One Thomand other Prizes will also lie drawn TO.11)1.1TOW, Bch tnay include bc.th the .1:30.001t, and all the other Capitals , "-tre scheme. Nor, every Purchaser may return his Ticket or , titn: after To-morrow's Drawing is over, and receive hack for it ' , Ole rye of I:13; therefore he cannot lose more than the trilling •Ineare between what he pays and wtutt lie may to • certainty get •ct zay time before tlikh December. For this insignificant Risk 4 44 the chance of IMO Prizes to be drawn To-morrow, among "xcli there will be to a certainty Two l'rites of .E 20,000, and Two Prizes of .f.1111.14•O The following are the l'riers, yltraiatt each what may be received back fur it after the Drawing r-.._ - - 4:22 19 0 Alaytilt.? hack - CIO 0 ' 12 4 0 May receive back .V 0 0 - - 6 3 6 11ay receive back - 410 0 - 3 3 0 111sy receive back - 2 6 0 - - 113 0 May receive back - 1 2 6 tett Vari , ty ..I Nunthcla ate on 5311 at CAR R01.1:a. Meta, No. 19, Conahill ; 7, Charing-Cross ; god TIP-MORROW ! of the old State Lottery Offices, 4, Cornhill, , eharing.croes, London, earnestly solicits public at. the approaching Loth ry Scheme. as decidedly the best dvantagcnne for adventurers that he has ever had the thinitting to their notice, which a very short statement For instance. ROW the two First prizes drawn out of the Wheel the MOM. There will be One Thous and Prizes ihy, consequently, all the other Capitals may be t alleventi th e TU 020,000/. MUST BL DRAWN; MOM aho purchase now will have the chance of fib (ininelindy must get them), and after that Day's may return their Tickets and Shares, whether drawn and receive back all the Money they paid for them, to the following trilling deductions, which in fact is non on a Whole Ticket - £4 19 0 thin on st Sixteenth - 9 A Mier Shares in the usurp proportion. t intend to return their Tickets or !Mans n-.tst do so lterenilor, as this option COWS on that Ike TII ICITT.I4I; CONTAINS TIVO (;ranil Prizes of 1341,01111 'll%ll . - of - £411.0 11 0 onerous other Capitals, Corming an aggregate of Two ' 4ll Sit Thonc,nd One Hundred and Sixty Founds in !not a single Flank dussughout stir whole Lottery ! of Numbe rs are on ;.41, by 1111.:11, 4, ; and .4113 . 1, who sold in the drawings of the sth of Octuber Xarrernher, 15 .7/.0 . . - £30,000 15,/,xt; t•nt 000 No. 509 . £*- 41 . 000 ,1 7-filte other t'api!als • also the First 30,0001. ; the Last and in One I,ntto y .111 the Three 30.000/. a° 4 101(11()tV BIX;INS. - :covc4 ty an) •••• CIRP,OI.I a o-.).t 1 4 'he T. Fite id r—t. One 'rlt 0 4 , ch May inel -thy scheme. 'rat: alts T,, 1,1 !ht• we of rs •leteare Win la *k :ay time I Bt kat the c han krluTt tkr, T.O rd vaiun tac Irmatror Nt N hlr:1 /11 %nth . , Th e Matra L. , Contractor' I Wahl-2th law 11 ISII, of' and 9 C . ttron to the dirt r dmoat adv ^ ' l i at sub it awi prove. F r0 . 3 10R11 kW 9 tad' hat qt - ma that 11 lan.but at t rd th ose t Pen ,_'"lng them "elldrawn . "Nett only t olle" 41 they ri.k DeOnctt POI Deitucti ,Pholle who t mak 1/1 i yor ugh ki d %to/To% L u_L iwur ree and • „i n , 'IOW! of 3 d of No, 1 0- N , if " (4 . and Tl ;4* LONDON, WEDNESI)AI, DECEMBER 15, 1824. 1:1()I1 INDIA, sTEANt VESSEL ENTERPRIZE, fent Tow. Lieut. I. H. JOHNSTON, 14N. Coannander. The 'hove superior Vessel (lined fix Passengers only and w carry a :Surgeon) now building at Messrs. Gordon's Yard. at Dartford, and to he en m:,loted with Machinery of the beat description by M. Mandalay, will be calculated for either , sailing or straining, and will start for Calcutta. to touch at the Cape and Madras, early in March next. The calculations hold out every prospect of her arrival in Calcutta within two months. . _ . Applications lot Passage to be made to 31r. R.. 1. Saunders, Agent. (PM South Sea House. Broad-street; to the undermentioned !louses or East ludia Agency, Messrs. Itve•t. Farquhar, Crawford and Ca.; Cockerel!, Trail, and Co.; Fletcher, Alesender, and Co.; Painters, 111ackillop, and Co.; And also to the Commander at the Jerusalem Coffee House. 110RAM.I. REGENT'S PARK.—Two New Views, 11 CHARTRES CATHEDRAL, one of the Siam Gothic Remains mill extant in France; and BREST HARBOUR, which Little lowest in Wive. Open &ay, from Ten till Four. ORIGINAL new PEHISTREPIIIC PANORAMA Vir WILL OPEN in the GREAT ROOM, SPRING. GARDENS, TO-MORROW, the 16th instant, representing' all the Rimming Events that occurred to Boeapane, front his De feat at Waterloo till hi. Death ; display inF TIV E I.V E V 1 EIVS of ST. HELENA, BATTLES of JENAPPE, TRAFAL GAR, Ac. punted on Sixteen Thousand square Feet of Canvass, accompanied lit a full Military Rand, which produces a complete sensation of rea.ity. Day Exbilrltions to tamaintes at Twelve, One, Two, Three, and Four o'Cluct Evening Ealliblilowal.aird with Gas, et erten Half. past Eintr 11011,EaLlIm IVllldarrirt Gallery, ls.; Rook, 6d. GENTLEMAN.--On Sunday, the 19th AA lo►tant, a NEW JOURNAL, ands the Style and Title of •• THE ENGLISH GENTLEMAN." will be Ent published, by Edward bison Pouchiie, at No. 7, Drydgra-nueet, Covent. garden. To be had 'Watery Newswender, pries 7d. cRENCH I)ANCING MASTER.—A French Dane hag !Waster, lately arrived in this Metropolis, will Teach Dancing with the speed and graceful manner ao peculiar to the Frencl. Dancing Masters. He will teach the young people during the varatlon, which is a sufficient time to learn to dance with ease, and to present himself with grace. Apply by letters only, post paid, to A. IL, at Mr. Arlben's, No. tat, Tottenhanucourt-road. FIRE ON LUDGATE HILL.—The elaggerated ac count which appeared in several of the public papers, having produced an erroneou, impression respecting this Destructive Fires we take an opportunity of informing our friends, that our premises in the front of Ludgate-hill are preserved, and only those at the back in Little Bridge-street, Illackfriam, were consumed. We beg further to state, we have succeeded in obtaining convenient manu factories in the Old Ilsiley, and Ireland-yard, Illackfriars, to carry on the business of the Establishment until our own are re-instated, and that we can now with confidence se';-it the favours of our numerous customers and Inends, whose patronage we hare hitherto so etif.nently enjoyed. W. IVILKINSON and SONS, 14, Ludgate-hill. ()UTFITS I HAB , 3 4Th ER n r'S, Old Bata- Writers, Cadets, and Officers in his .31sicsty's service, about to rinhaik for India, or any foreign destination, are respectfully informed they MR be promptly supplied with every necessary for the voyage aml a residence in India. and at the lowest wholesale prices. CALICO SHIRTS, of every description, from 3s. each ; White Jean Jackets, 'Prowlers, ika at proportionably low prices ; Cots, Sea Iffediliag, Cabin Furniture, &c. of every kind. Ladies' Outfits on equally Moderate terms ; the greatest possible variety kept for immediate use. Ladies can also have their own materials for dresses made up in the most fashionable manner. Baggage of every description iihiliPed, and information given respecting the sailing of East India teasels. THOMAS TAYLOR. and CO. Tailors and papers ; 194, STRA N 1), opposite St. Clements Church, beg most respectfully to acquaint those (it:sidemen. who wish to be furnished with Fashionable Clothes, made up of the hest Materials and Workmanship, can, by calling at the above, see an Assort. meat of fashionable walking and travelling cloth cloaks, hand somely made; also. real water-proof, camblet, Spanish, and travel ling cloaks. gentlemen's walking, driving, and travelling top and boa coats kept tin hand. T. Taykir and 'o. beg also to state. that having laid in a stock of handsome fashionable toilenettes for waistcoats, they can of them ns an snide suptrifw to any that has been offered to the Pub_ he. A large Assortment kept ready-made on haml, of the choicest pattern. lientlernen who wish to have something superior in blacks and bluest for dress and opera coats, can be accommodated with a superior article, having some of the finest Saxony cloths on hand, which thew can offer at very low prices for ready money. 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An ESSAY on the SOILS and COMPOSTS necessary in the Propagation and Culture of the more rare and valuable Or namental Trees, Shntbs, Plants. and Flowers, of the Pleasure Garden, Flower 'Garden, and Green House Collection ; with In structions for compounding and preparing them, and Hints on the best mode of procuring Substitutes, whose the proper materials cannot be easily procure!. Ily Thomas Haynes, Nurseryman. 12sno. price /is. 211. HALL'S CONCISE TREATISE on the most effectual METHOD of DESTROYING HEATH, and turning the Soil into good Pasture; with an infallible Mode of covering Rocks and liar= Hills with Verdure, &c. he. firci.7l. ?I. JOHNSON'S ESSAY on the USES of SALT for Agri. cultural Purposes, and in Horticulture ; containing Practicalln structions for its employment in Manure, in the Feeding of Cattle, &g. A new Edition, with Experiments and Illustrations from the latest Authorities. Sim. In. 2'2. HORNBY'S DISSERTATION on 1.1:11E, and its rse and Abuse in Agriculture; embracing a view of its Che. mica! Effects, and of the Natute of Manures in general. New Edition, 2s. 23. ALEXANDER on CHEAP MANURE, produced by the newly.discovered .Methods of Burning Clay • with Hints on the Advantages of cuttin g Wh ea t, ur o th e r Corn, i'icfure it becomes fully Ripe. Second Edition, enlarged. 21. 3J. 21, GYLLENIIOIBPS NATURAL and CHEMICAL PRINCIPLVS of AGRICULTURE, with Remarks and Ad ditions. By W. Pilkington, Land Surveyor. ern. 10s. Gd. 25. ORISENTHWAITE'S NEW THEORY of AGRI CULTURE; in which the Nature of Sot's, Crops, and Manure, is explained, and the application of Bones, Gypsum, Lime, ace. ke. determined on scientific principles. La. 95. DEA RN'S HINTS on an IMPROVED MODE of 81 with a view to render external Walls, whether of Cot tages, or more linportant Buiklings, dry and durable. consistent with economy ; to which are added, Observations on the use of Sand stone and Brick. limo. with Plates, price is. 6d. 27. LOVIWiN'S ESSAY on the CONSTRUCTION and ADVANTAGES of PAPER ROOFS, recommended for Oc onee, durability, and economy, in agricultural and other suitable Buildings, with a Plate. 2s. 23. HINTS on the FORMATION of GARDENS and PLEASURE GROUNDS, with Designs in various Styles of Rural Embellishment; comprising Plans for laying out Flower, Fruit, and Kitchen Gardens, and the arrangement of Glass Houses, Hot Walls, and Stoves, Ice. adapted to Villa Grounila, front one rich to one hundred acres. 4to. with 20 Plativ, I price, 21. Bs. 29. OBSERA'ATIONS on LAYING OUT FARMS in the SCOTCH STYLE ADAPTED to ENGLAND: and Re. marks on the Importance of the Berwickshire System of Manage matt to the general Improvement of Landed Property. By J. C. Loudon, F.L.S. This work is illustrated by 33 P lates, descrip tive of farm buildings, machinery, pints for road-waking. cm. banking, and other rural improvements in villas, gardens, farms, and pleasure grounds. Folio, 31. 35.; or with coloured Plates, U. (Is. 30. A COLLECTION of DESIGNS for RURAL RE TREATS, COTTAGES, and VILLAS, principally in the Gothic Style of Architecture, with their plans laid down to a scale, and other appendages, including copious descriptions, form ing a useful body of information on the and execution of rural buildings, acvonliag to the particular object for which they are intended. By James !Halton, Architect. Ito. with 34 Plata, Price 21. 12s. Gd. I. HINTS on the DUTIES and 9UALIFICATIONB of LAND STEWARDS and Al E NIS ; comprising Practical Directions for conducting Itepairt, Alterations, Buildings, and other Improvements; with a Plan for the Management of neglect. ed Estate.. &c. &c. 51. &l. 32. rEAILCa the FOOT ROT in SHEEP; including Re marks on the Cause, method of Cure, anti 111C441114 of Preventing that Malady. 25.641. 31. EsS.llf on DOG BREAKING. By W. Flood, Game keeper to Sir John Sebb rt 2s. M. 34. The GAME : or, Sportsman Journal, ruled, to keep an Account of (lame, when, where, and by whom killed; how disposed of, as presents or otherwise ; and other Particulate interesting to the Sportsman, Gamekeeper, Ise. Price 75.. 10s. 6c1., 21e., Mks., and upwards, according to the size and style of binding required. :3:r. The RURAL 13IPROV ER ; or„ a Practical Treatise on the Na:ure and blanagement of such rural Scenes and Objects as are necessary to promote the Comfort, Convenience, and Embel lishment of the Resideeces of the higher ranks of Society. The whole fuunded on experience, and dedneed froni well-known natu ral Principles. which are immutable. By William Pontcy. In 4to. with plates, price 31. 2s. 36. PONTEVeI PROFITABLE PLANTER; a Theoretical and Practical Treatise on Planting in every description of soil and situation. live. with a plate., 4th Edition, price 10s 6d. 37. HARDING'S CA TA WOUE of Woks on Agriculture, Planting, Gardening , Farriery, Sporting , and Rural Affairs in general. On die ad intent will be publiehed, in 3,_!015, pnre 21 ! . T HE WRITE ti t _ S The Humours o f Printed for Cleo. B. Whitaker, Avo Mariulane. This clay is published, price 2s. &l. bound ((dedicated by 'emblem to the Lord Bishop of Winchester), a New Editiou, being the Third, of I)SALMS and HYMNS, selected for the Creed Con gregatione in the United Church of England and Ireland. Printed for T. Cadell, in the Strand. Title day is published. in one vol. price its. THE SPIRIT of PRAYER—By HANNAH MORE. Selected,and compiled by herself. from nrious Parboils ax. elusively on that Subject, in her published Volumes. " Knowing that shortly I must put off this my Tabenacle." " I will endeavour that you may be able, afta my decease, to have these things always in remembrance." 2 Peter, Ist chap. Printed for T. Cadet!, is the Strand; and W. Blackwos.l, at Edinburgh. Thm day is published. AN EXPOSITION of the NATURAL SYSTEM of the NERVES of the HUMAN BODY ; with the Papers from the Pklkrophical Transactions on the sense Subject. Re CHARLES DELI, Pmfesaor of Anatomy and Surgery in the Roes! College of Sur geons. Lecturer in the School of Orme. Windmill.street, and Surgeon of the Mikl4ll.3ca Hospital. Br the same Anthor. The Third Edition of th... Work on the DISEASES of the URETHRA. London : Published by Loninuin and Co. Paternoster.tow. MOUBRAY ON POULTRY. Rt. New Edition, enlarged bv a Treatir.;;Tii;:fni,adapeod to the lise . of Private Families. This day is publishodpsice i ; ;:itTio;r7fs, - ;iill a coloured Fronds. rime. APRACTICAL TREATISE on BREEDING, REARING. and FATTENINO all KINDS of DOMESTIC POULTRY, PHEASANTS, PIGEONS, and RABBITS: including also an interesting i mount of the Erptian Method of Hatching Eggs by Artificial Heat, with some Modern Experiments thereon: trom3lemoninda made du.-ing Forty Yeah' Practice. Also on Breeding, Feeding, and Managing Swine, Mileh Cows, and Bars. By BONINGTON BIOUBRAY, Esq. Fifth Edition, enlarged by a Treatise on Brewing, adapted to the Use of Private Families. " Mr. Moubray's little Book on the Breeding, Rearing, and Fat tening all Kinds of Domestic Poultry and Pigs is unquestionably the most practical work on the subject in our I . The Au thor's situ stems to have been to avoid scienti.ic derail, and to con vey his information in plain and intelligible terms. The conveni ence of a small poultry-yard. two or three pigs, with a breeding sow, and a cow for cream, milk, butter, and cheese, in an English country-house. appears indispensable; and to point out how these may be obtained at a reasonable expense aeons to have been Mr. 31oubray's object. fly adopting the plan of lilt Work. any family may furnish their table with these lunurica at one-third of the price they are obliged to pay at the market and the fanner and breeder may render it the soun:e of considerable protit."—Fanner's Journal. •,* The Chapter on Brewing nay be had separately, to complete the tomer Editions, price Is. London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row. MONEY ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY. IVE THOUSAND P 1 and upwards, or any pan tin Sums not lees than 3100/A, will be adraoced on life nteresta fnan Marriage Settlements, Trurt.nioney in the Funds, WM', Jointures, and real Estates ; also on Freehold, Copyliold, and Leasehold Properties, on fair, Just and libernl terms. Apply personally, or by letter (post-paid), w 11r. Lloyd, Attor ney at Law, No. 4, Adam-street, Adeiphi. B4)TANV. 11ORTICKL . TIME, &c. This day is published, A. THE BOTANIST'S MANUAL; a Catalogue of l Hardy. Exotic, and Indigenotts Plants, arranged accord. ing to their respective months of flowering ; and more particularly adapted to the service of those who cultivate their own Gardens and Pleasure Grounds. Ity RICHARD 11101tRIS, Landscape Gardener and Planter. In 125u0.., price 7e. fel. in Price 7d. SALIM BY AUCTION, MR. SIIUTTLEWORTH respeetfury i•ifornis lb* Public, the SALE of the NEW RIVER SHARKS. advertised to take place Una day. is POSTPONED to WED NESDAY, the SU instant. LEASE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. LINEN, CHINA. AND EFFECTS—STOKE NEWINGTON, By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, On the Premises, Charch.street, Stoke NoriKnen, TO-MOR. ROW and follmring Day, at by order e the Ezerutria ile HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ; a film-ton:A A square piano -forte ; table and bed linen ; china ; greenhouse plants; garden implements; a baroucbet ; strong horse sod barrier. and other effects, of ROBERT BEVILIs. Req. deceased. The Furniture comprises bedsteads, furniture, end bedding, window curtains, mahogany wardrobes and drawers, dressing-tables. pier and chimney glasses, an excellent winged library book-case, a socretary and book.case, sideboord, dininc, card, Pembroke, and sofa table, carpets, a bracket cluck, kitchen requisites, and mix. cellanenue articles. On the ir;ttias. at twelve o'clock, will be Sold, the Lame ot the very desirable Residence, Gardens, Pleasure °minds, and Six Acres of Land. Mar he viewed one illy previous to the Sale, when Catalogues may he had of Messrs. Jennings. Collier, Birch, and Merchant. l. Cater-etreet ; oa We Premises; end of Mr. Shottlewortli, N.. 2s, Poultry. NEW MARES. By Mr. RiIIiTTLFWORTIL At the Mart, oa WEDNESDAY. Dre. 24, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot. AFREEHOLD ESTATE , consisting of One Sixteenth end One Thirty-Sizth Share of the King's Moiety in the New Riser Company, producing together upwards of 3rd. per annum. Particulars may be had of Mann. Hall and Thompson. Sari. tan. gaiter's Half ; at the Man; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 211. Poultry. CORN II ILL. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH. At she Man. on WEI/NI:SI/AV, January It RID, nt I?. T HE vely valuable LEASE, together with th e (1()0 D. of the desirable Premises. mast advantageously situated No. 48, on the south vide of CornhiU. in the occupation of Mr. Visit. Chemist and Druggist. established for a long period of years in that line of business, upon the most respectable footing, but equally well adapted fur any other trade requiring publicity. The premises, which poplins a commanding front. and contain se commodationsffor a numerous tinnily, bare the further a•lvantago of being held under the parish of St. Michael's, Cornhill ; ground rent only 4W. per annum. May be viewed. and particulars had, ten days previous to the Sale, on the maniacs; at the Mart; and of Mr. tihuttleworth, No MI, Poultry. boards. 2. A TREATISE on the IMPROVED CULTURE of the STRAWBERRY. RASPBERRY, GOOSEBERRY, and I'URP.INT. in which are pointed out the best hlethosis of ob. taining ample Crops of those Fruits. To which are prefixed, Descripthirs of the most approved Varieties. Illustrated bv four coloured Plates, reptesetiting the ehoietat Specimens ofthe rruit, drawn in its natural size. By Thomas Haynes. In Bvo., pries 10,.in boards. 3. The BORTICULTURNI. ItEPORITORY, eeetfl big fklinentians of the best Varieties of the different Spades 01 Eng. lish Fruit, in which the Fruit is represented in its stators sire the whole work comprehending nearly two hundred specimen of the choicest species, beautifully coloured after nature; mann. panied with full descriptions of their various properties, tim.i of ripening, and directions for planting them. so as to produce a longer succession of fruit ; such being pointed out as are particularly cal. etilated for open walls, and for forcing. By G. Brookshaw, Author of the 4 . Pomona Britannica." In two volumes royal !no., price 10s. boards; or may be had in f!li 3lonthly Parts, by one or more at a time, at the original price of Ss. each. 1. An EASY INTRODUCTION to the S("IENCE of BOTANY, through the medium of familiar Conversation be tween a Father and his Son. Ily IL J. Thornion, 51.1 X. Lee turcr on Botany at Guy's Hospital, and Author of several Works on Botany. In one volume 12m0.. illustrated with Plates, price its., or with the Plates beautifully eolJured efter nature, 12s. boarsd. --- Printed for Sherwood, Joon. art Co. Paternoatcr-row. TO SPORTSMEN. 1. lri RITISII Fl ELI) ; embracing I'ractieal Instructions in Shooting, Hunting, Coursing, Racing, Fish ing, lte.; with Observations on the Breaking and Training of Hogs and Horses; also, on the 3ianagement of !'Doling-pieces and all other Sporting Implements..—ply W. 11. Stjt 117. Illustrated with upwards of Sixty highly finished Engravings, comprehending every variety of subjcet connected with Field Sports, and executed by the most eminent Artists. In Sin. price IL hits. in boards, or, on royal paper, with proof impressions of the plates, 31. 3s. 2. An ESSAY on Ill'NTlNti ; in which a great variety of most important information is communicated under the heads— Hunting, lawfulness. Benefits, Pleasure, Pastime, (lame. Scent, Hounds, the Horse, I fur Ninan„ Sagacity, &r. &c. Third Edition. In Ilvo. 7s. boards, or in 4:o. 12s. 3. BECK FORD nn lIIINTINO. A New Edition, in Ctn. with numerous cuts, price Ils. in boards. " Mr. lieckford has so well described the present practice, and given such solid and rational advice on the subject, that his Trea nor has, from the date of its publication, become a general Text Bonk indeed, all personsthat delight in Field Sports should be in possession of it.' 4. The SIII HYPER'S COMPANION. By T. B. Johr.son. Cioupreheneling a description of Pointers and Setters, and of sods Birds as are the object of pursuit ; of Scent, au • the reason why one dog's sense of semen is superior to anther's ; the Fowling-picee fully considered, particularly as it relates to the use of percussion powder; Shooting illustrated, and the art of shooting flying sim. plitied and clearly laid down ; the (lame JAGS familiarly cx. plainest, &c. New Edition, considerably sularged and improved, price :Is. in boards, illustrated with three fine engravings by price it.. in boards, illustrated with three fine engrevings by l.andsetr. . . _ . ..... ~•• Tina is a well written and well arranged prod uction."—Litcrary Chrontcle. S. The SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY, comprising a S'eries of highly-finished Engravings, representing the horse and the Bog, in all their Varieties, executed in the Line Manner, by sir. John Scat, from original Pointing' by Slarshall, Reinagle, Gilpin, Stubbs, and cooper; accompanied with a comprehensive tle.r.rip tion of the different species of each, and a voriety of information iu Training mid the Amusements of the Field. Ily \VAL Scott, Author of " British Field Sports." Elegantly printed in Ito. and embellished with Forty highly finished copper-plate Engrovings and numerous Wood Cuts, price 31. 3a, boards, or may be had in Six Parts, 10s. fid. each. 6. RUNOPIEDI.% : A PRACTTC.II. ESSAY on the BREAKING and TRAINING; the Engikh SPANIEL and I'()INTERt to which are lidded. Instructions for attaining the Art of Shooting Flying ; more immediately addressed to young Sports. men, but designed also to supply the best means of correcting the errors of some owlet onus. By the late W. Ihtbson, Esq. of Eden hall, Cumberland. In one volume Era. price boartis. 7. The SPORTSMAN'S VOCAL LIBRARY: containing nearly 400 Song' relating to Hunting, Racing, Shooting, Angling, &c. hc. With Two Engravings. os. it. SOMERVI LE'S celebrated Pocm of the CiIASE a New Edition, with Plates by Scott. fn. Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Pournoster-row. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. A S a mild and effivtual remedy for all these disorders which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and biliary organs, namely, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite. Head Ache. Ileart burn, Flatulencies, Spasms, Costiveness, AlD:clime of the &e. arr. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS have met with trtere Retinal approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They un . .t.. army reasownendation of mild operation with sioxessfol eitett and require no restraint or confinement whatever during tit it use. In tropical climates, where the consequences of triluntlant and vitiated bile art so prevalent and alarming, they are ..n invaluable and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly calculated to correct tlisonlers arising from excesses of the table, to restore the tone of the stomirch, and to remove most complaints occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9i.; Ks.; I Is. ; and 2...5. ; by Butlers's Chemists, 4, Chcapside, St. Paul's, and 2.20. Ilogou-striet, (near the Argyll Rooms), London: and by the pnucipal Medicine Venders throughout tbc United Kingdom. MODERN JEWELLERY. PLATE, &c. NyR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that he shall t4UII3IIT BY AUCTION, at his Great Moms. New Enna-street. THIS DAY. an Assemblage of Fashionable and Useful JEWELLERY and BIJOUTRIE, formed into every class of dress ornament for Ladies, a few dewt and excellent gold watches. musleal and ether mintr.boxes. a collection of thirty cameo and innuendo rings., and miseellareous articles of rattle. Ray I•riemed, and Catalogueshad at Mr. Phillips's, 73. Bond. street. PORT. SHERRY. AND MADEIRA: AN ELECTRICAL MACHINE; AND A CABRIOLET. /kir H. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that he shall submit br AUCTION. at his Oreat Rooms, New Mond. street. TO-MORROW. (Ike. 16)at One o'Cloek, about TWO iIuNDRED and SIXTY DOZENS of excellent SHERRY and MADEIRA, and old and newly-bottled Po /RT. of approve vintages, and a small quantity of French Winos, Brandy. aid Liqueurs ; an excellent town-built Cabriolet ; and a complete and valuable Electrical Machine and .Ipparatus. Samples may be tasted at the time of Sale, or now had upon pay ing for, by applying at Mr. Phillips's, New Pond -street, where catalogues may be had two days prior to the Sale. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE-COIV-CEOIN, SMITHFIELD. B, Mr. J. MUSH ROVE, At °areaway's on WEDNESDAY, December 22, at Tteelte, in One Lot, AVERY desirable I'EOPEATV for INVESTMENT. consisting of Threw substantial Dwelling-lonises and Shops, with spacious back premises, situate and distinguished as Not. Si, al, and HS. in Cow-cruu, Lear Smithfield • the whok on a Leas:. to Mr. W. S. heighten, which expires in 1812 at the Low Rent of lON. a year : with the beneficial interest at the expiration of the said Lease. The Land Tax is redeemed. To be viewed Seven Pays not to the Sale. Particulate on the Premises; also, of hlesare. Hewlett and Son, Solicitors, 34. tirrat James'sAtrect, Bedford-row ; at Carrawar's ; Auction Mart ; and of Mr. J. Musgrove, Auctioneer and Surveyor, 5, Austin-friars, Old Brosd-street, City, and at Hackney. AN IMPORTANT FRECOOI.I) ESTATE IN THE MINORIES. ... .. By Mr. J. MUSGROVE, At Garraways, ea WEDNESDAY, December 2 - 2, at Tweivr, In One Lot, AVALUABLE and very eitensive FREEHOLD Pitt /PI:ItTV, most eligibly situate. and comprising Three roomy Dwelling-houses and Shops, numMvcd 21. 22, and 23, Swan-street, in the 31inorice, together with capacious Premises behind, emending to Goodman e-yard, including the wend Warehouses, Stables, Lofts, IVorkshops, Storehouse'. Varils..and other appurtenances, as also the Irish Free Schools. in the several tenures or pose.ssion of Mrs. Ihibson, Mr. Ereleigh, Mr. Frrne, W. Penercr, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Cotton, Messrs. linuisler and Potts, and Messrs. A islabic and atar.dring, or their under-tenants ; the whole of which property is demised by two Leases to Messrs. Ali. labia and Standring, and Mr. l'iston, at very entail State, amount ing to 200 guineas per annum; with the revoivitmary interest to the improved Rents at the t :Oration of the said Leaser, a Licit it in presumed will realise upwards of aZdtl. a year. To be viewed Seven Days prior to the Salo. If:lmila:ire Pant. aslant on the Premises ; of Moss's. Ilewlett and Son, Solicitors, 34, final Jamee's.strect. Iledford-row ; and Mr. J. Musgrove. Auctioneer and Surveyor, 4, Austin-friars, Old Broad-street, and at Hackney. MERCANTILE SITUATION, VA bemux LEAsr. HOLD WATERSIDE PREMISF.S, %MARI', AND STA('K OF WAREH)USES. • By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON, A L Gamtwaya coff,x -house, I,oatlon, on Tii:!..l).%V. the :In Inst. at 12 by , order of the Proprietor in I h.i? T . Tm ESTATE comprises a most desirable and exten sire WHARF sad PILE3IISIitz, situated and being Nn 4. 3d and 941, Shad Thames, Southwark. held on I,rasc. Seven Yeats of which are unexpired at Midsummer last past, at the very low Rental of 4001. per Annum. _ _ • The ICatersidc Premrscs consist of a It'llarf, commanding an extensive frontage to the Thasmis, with a llorss Tackle tor landing ('ern and Flour, own which is a substiantial brick-erected Ware. house. comprising five floors, capable of cc:l:al:ling 3,:itkl musters of Corn. The Landside Premises consist of a Stack of triek-latilt Wars'. houses, containing four floors, counting-house. twit him tar drying- , corn, two pair of stones for splitting beans an 4 peas, ssiqi ill :he machinery and gear complete for that business Cant which are schedules! in the beast, and included in the !le tind), together wit granaries capable of containing 3,080 quarters acorn, and stablm; for 18 horses. The horses and utensils iu trade on the pienoses be taken by valuation, and the purchase completed on orbeisitr Christniss-day, at wheeh time possession will be given. The Estate is u the Site of the pro'n.ctesl South tiondou pon Docks, and, stinold they be completcsl, with cut:in:mat Inin the Company an adequate remuneration to the purchaser: Particulars and Conditions of Sale may tie hr.d of A; mt.. Francis and I/mtals/et, Solicitors, Monument.y..rd lie and of Mr. V. W. Simpson, 24, Backlersbury. where the Leese May be seen. CAUTION. THE, acknowlodird efficacy of (; Fr()Lif) . F. LO. %ENGIN for (-OOHS. HOARSENESS, a , l SORE THROATS, and the recommendation of them by the ts. ,Ilty for these complaints, render it r.icessa-y, at this season, to caation public against the mune:vas inefficacious preparations cffirod for sale, under the name of Fruit Lozenges, and to intinai tic in thrn none are genuine without his name and r.dircvs ioi tee bolts. Gifford's Lam-ages possess, in a pure and highly i'lltentrAtC4l state- all the medical properties of the recent fret r Yrs; rs thee MC cooling, and in Sore 'throats and l'oughs. niacticr tliwebding from recent Colds, or peculiar to Asthmatic cr Cent are particularly beneficial; they allay Iniiiimrriatii pectmation. and may be takes wi::1 advantage by t constitution. Prepared and gold (only) by J. Gifffird. in boxes, at Is. I4d. and 2s. each; retail also, at 1 turd -street; 324, llolnorn; 41, itisliopsgatesstrw change (late, and by mow Vendor; in the Ritigdc GIFFORD'S tA3IIIX iaso as abe, without excerion, one of the must valuable, sal Medicines known. for removing Bilious, Nerves Rheumatic Affections. Indigestion, Pains and Head. Sickness, loss of Appetite, and all discaders and Bowels, in Boxes at Is. 14d. and 2s. dd. each. Please to ask for " Gittiord's Lounges," or " li Family Pills." i I II I ion. riomnie Ex. %Lc a.rit dclitate rnio. In 4. Stria, CR. Tit . !loyal .I.x- Iciu. bore, • aft, z.n.l, eget. tgal Ccair. and litddiness-lit dos t s of the Swoosh ;iffer.i% Amiga \ 3 ,~ ~~ ~~