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LAND. abounding with brick earth, end admirably situated for building, en the border of the road leading from Bethnal.grcen to Oldford, forming • line of communication between bile-end, mad and Hackney, • short (Samna ham the Helmet's Canal, near the course of the intended Hertford Union Canal, and in • ripigh bourhood rapidly improving in population and respectability. May be viewed, and partmulara had at the Three Calm, Oldford, adjoining the premises; the Mtfrilhiti. Hackney ; Sware.Stratfurd Ulobe, hlile-end ; at the Mart; of Hero, WWI'. Rees, and Peacock, College-bill ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth./1/1. Poultry. lan we re 'rbe a n ev , rI rifler g„ a lLnlt entlfl44 I. COOKE'S OUIDE to the LAKES of CUMBERLAND, WESTMORELAND, and LANCASHIRE, including a de scription ul the sormunding Scenery. the Valui, Mountains, aa cent Towns and Villages, local peculiarities, Ac. ke. In a po cket volume, with map and views, price 2s. (id. in boards. FOR TALE, 131(ml): / e rr . sf t. 1/ , i . e if i : t inzr . , :irle in a M sp e se l . ...nr u r:ir t ivai n ow e er tt t e l .h t Odic'', Oa lial.istreet, MI W E'Dti ESIIA Y, the 17t . h. T 11U RS. Jay, the leth. arid FRIDAY, the 19th of November, 1924, at lyric o'Cloa each day precisely, Several Quantities of :ode:ie. Foreiga Wine, Tea. British flirt and Co.. Icires, pounds, Fe ;u hreri Raw Spirts, Salt, P Vinegar, oap. Molasses, S t :uties, ei?Pah, . Still., 1... 1 eatber, Lead, ilass, Pewter, Printed Calico, Iron, Silk and Colton Ilaatlker. Tubs, s, Cask., chief Printed Blinds, Utensils. rand y An excellent Tobacco Cut. Rum, ting Engine and Press, lieliCVS, &C. di.c. Shrub, In Lots, to wit various Purchases. Samples of the Spirits, Cabe, &e. to he seen at the Warelonise, figs the 1114 to the Ilith of Noveniher, from ten till two o'clock ; :ad on the mornings of sale, that day's aak only, from ten till iwAre o'ckek, where Catalogues may be had. at 6d. each. 1111 AMES WATER COM PAN ; su p p ly ing the . Metropolis with a coestset and unlimited of Weser ef a pm: mid uueseeptinnable quality. COICINITTEE OV 74AIIAOY.WENT. S;: IMweird Banks Robert Rickard., Esq. Thane. !Ironton, Esq. W. Routh, Esq. .antes Burton, Esq. Edmond W. Rooth:II, Esq. Charles Calvert, Esq. M.P. Robert Slade. Esq. William Stanley Clarke, Esq. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. William Crawshay, Ern. W. Thompson, Esq. M.P. and Walpole Eyre,Ercp Alderman. John (haver, Kai. Alderman. John Fain 'Tondos, ling. X. T. .1. (Ilya, Esq. Colonel Tioncli, 31.1'. W. armful'. Esq. John Tullock, Esq. Thomas Ilallifax, Esq. 'W. Venahlis, Esq. Alderman. Thorium Hood, Esq. GM li. Whittaker, Esq. George Lyall, Esq. Samuel Williams, E.g. Rich. Mee Haiku, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. MASKERS Sir R. C. Ulyn. Mills, Ilalhfax, Glyn, Milli'. and Ca ; and Sir Walter Stirling, Stirlig, n and Rodstill. xsoirscra Mr. Philip Taylor. 1101.1 I'ITOOR • Mesas. Freeman and Ilealltente. All as 1111 l uniestions on the Imsiness of the Conspny to be ed. dressed to the Coriiiiiiitte of Management of the ThaMell Water Company, at Messrs. Freeman aid Heads:ow., Cokinamstreet. - AMII:ABLftW 11AET1"S OFFICE, SENJZAIIIT . B INN, FLEET -a AI:ENERAL QUAICI LIILY (:UURT of the COR PORATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY far a Perpetual Amainurce Oiler, will he hoiden at tho Society's House in Sermon's Ino, Eloet.atrret, on MONDAY, the 13th day of November, brunt, at one o'clo:k preehely JOll N P'ENSA M, Resistor. . .:. A NEW PRIIVINCIAL PAPER. e l p r On Monday next will be published, No. I. of 11E CIIEIXENIIAM JOURNAL and 01,01 1 - I:ESTEItSIIIRR FASHIONABLE WEEKLY qA zEtTE; elegantly printed on the largest nixed paper, on • beau tiful new type. CAM es prosily far the 1,11T1.011C. limit the ilintinguishisl patronage and extensive auppne under which this Paper in submitted to the public notice, sanctionesl by scram' Gentlemen of emixidcsable influence in tiloueenteraliire and the neighbouring Counties, and its consequent extensive circulation, the advantage to Advertises? will lie self-evident, and their interest and heretit most essentially promoted. ... Advertisements anti t Inlet's will he received in London, by Messrs. Newton and l'o., a *iiiiiiiry Newnpaper and General .tilver tiling Othee, 5, Warwick-square; and by Richard Baker (late White), 3,5, !lei-street t and by the Printer and Publisher, J. J. Ilialley, at the Journal I Iffier, Cheltenham, whets all communica tions (past paid) are remioded to be SIIIITCA•Cd to the Editor. - •• - • ECNIH EGA N and Co., Proprietnra of thr ISEI,E% ST l~ LINEN and lIKNEKAI. OUTFITTINIi 1711, liegvrot-street (nearly opprwite New Rarlingtou aireet). and A crlitiifor Mr Sale of !SU PI /PIA NS, 11111111 g pre. paccd for vlw present %Vinter 'lrtaale an Alum/timid of IRISH LINUN 1111APIIHY cf their 11•111 manufacture, and of Gouda se•eted i t the BMW . I Market% in Ireland, by one of their Firm etwiding in a printip.l linen-manufacturing ilivirict, have now on hand as ratensive %imply (which will he clamantly renewed by trash arrivals) ./f yard-wide and seven-eighth Linens, of warranted bleach : Sheeting% or dtr ling quality, both hoine-made and wilier fine ; Diapers, Canibrini, „Lawns, and bordered Cambric Hasid, . . . IRIS!, TA 111,/': LINEN, of every description, in great vi nery, an ankle which they feel justified in recommending in the itrangert manner, in conselortice of the very great satisfaction it lus given wherever they have introduced it. Purchasers of Linen-I irspery generally, and Families having occsipm to buy largely, will find a decided advantage in favouring tint Nome with a preference, ns the mode of dealing, both in buying antt Pelting, being confined to CASH ONI.Y, the value of ready Homey on dilly appreciated. Orders for Shirts, Family Linen, and General fluttitting, rtnated with a strict adherence 11/ 111111 1 10 prilWillll,ll of milocrintity aid pun:nudity, rombitied with eundersite charges, which hare al ready obtaintal fur this Establishment such market! approbation and 4' BOOKS PUBLISHED. Joit itubliahetl, in Bro. wiee 16a. !wank SYSTEM of IA ;If illtAlC 41; EOM ET ItV.—By the Rot. DIONYSII'S LA KUSER. In Two Vol..—Vol. 1. containing the lieontetry of l'lnne Correa.—Primal foe lien. B. Whittaker, Are Maria-lane. This day is publishes!, in three vols. Wino. 21s. 'swards, iiOTlO 11,AN ; a Rod. Alice of the English Histories. 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In one large volume lien. illustrated with several coloured Maps, Charts, and Views, price Ins. boards, • •• The publication before us contains by far the Most valuable condensation of American Geography,ll hinny, and Statistics, which has issued front the press. It is constructed on a comprehenatce and excellent plan . • the maps, chans, and plates arc nuniermis and well executed ; and when all the modern information required by the changes and revolutions on the new Continent is taken into the account, we are free to say that It is a very complete illustration of the important matters which it embraces. Either for instruc tion or reference, it is calculated to be a standard sturk."—Lite vary Gazette, March 20. la A NEW IiENEHAI. ATLAs, containing • complete act of Maps. drawn fruni the best authorities, of all 11w principal King doms and Staten in the World ; to which is prefixed, an introduc tion to tieugraphy, amine the Construction and use of Maps • by Thomas MYrra. 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The intruductory disser tation,' will be found to possess a degree ol novelty hitherto un attempted n worts of this nature; a variety of practical illus tration., examples, 43'1 precepts, having been introduced. by atten tion to which the student may easily acquire a competent knowledge of the natural and political divi,lons of the globe, and of the relative extent and positions of its various empires, kingdoms, and states. In. NEW RI JOI It NE V from RIBA to the CB lAI EA, by WA V of KIEV ; with 'mine Account or thel:olo nifatioll, and of the Mariners and l'ostonis of the Colonists of New Russia. To which is added, a 2il Edition of Notes relating to the Crim Tartars. By Mary !folderol"... In one vol. /Ivo. illustrated web coloured dates of cosuianes, &c. ; price Ills, lid. in boards. •• lu taking leave of Mrs. lioblerriess, we have great pleasure in assuring her, that her volume mikes a near approximation to the sort of work which we are glut to encourage from inn:lnvent. Eng lish rebidento ghrosal. It bears everywhere the stamp of good senor, observation, and truth."—Quarterly Review, Nu. 67. 11. NI/TES of the WAR in SPAIN t detailing thrurreweek Military and Political, in Galicia, and at Gibraltar and Cadiz, Amin the Yana I '..runna, to the I keupation of Cattle by the French. By Thormi, St.rle, Eiag. M.A. cif 'Magdalen College, Cambridge : a Member of the Span illortratrd with Maps, price 9%. bawds. 12. The SHOOTER'S COMI'ANION. By T. B. Johnson, Comprehending a Description of l'ointers and Setters, and of such Birds as toe thr object of pursuit. Of Scent ; and the moon why one Dots Sense of Smell is superior to an user's. The Fowlfog. Limey fully considered, particularly as It relates to the Ilse of Per cussion Powder. Shooting illustrated; and the Art ut Shooting Flying simplified and clearly laid down. The flame LAWS fami liarly explained, ke. de. 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Sit letraoiount the tlracca ; here enthroned, Celestial Venus, with ilivinesi airs, Invites the soul to never-6'161g joy. Aket.side of Imagination. Algo. ; the time ktliwq It A CRITICA L IPISSEIITATWN tin the Nature and Principles of TAS'I'E. In tint ruhnue eve., price Its. in betide 2 7. A riiiimsortiteAl, INQI 71 KY into the Source of the Pleeedree derived from 'tragic ltepreecutataone; Pro. Ile. FREEHOLD IN THE on OF lAINDON, AND LEASEHOLD, LAMBETH. By Mr. 1411UTII,EWORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, November 17,,,at It in 2 Lota. Lot 1. A VALUABLE FltEE1101.1) ESTATE, can - prising a spacious COIDIWIdiOUS Dwelling ha~tse, large iVarehouse and I'n:intro's, moat advantageously situated tut mentately opposite the New Courts of law and (Slices of the Cont. mbisioners of Bankrupt, in Pesinglialkstreet, in the occupation of very respectable Tenants, at Nett Rents, amounting to One Hundred and Sixty.tive Pounds per Annum. Lot. 2. it ItEASE11)1.1) ESTATE, comprising Four neat Dwelling-Ittsuscs and Premix - a. situated N 02.37,38.311, and elk in Ely-place, South Lambeth, a short distance from New Church at Kennington, held on Lease fur 56 Years unexpired, at a Ground rent, and producing a net nicotine of Forty.two Pounds per Annum. May be viewed and Partienlara had, Ten Days previous to the Sale, of illest.ei. Ihunett, tefletit, Baxendale, and Tathant, Soli citors, King's Arma.yird, Colen.snourciA; of Mmes. Young and I`boinprion, Solicitors, litarlotte.ruw. opposite ;he Mansion-house ; at th e Hart ; and of Mr. Shitttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. STOKK NEWIMITON. EXCELLENT 1 , A11141:1F - 16141ilig, WITII OA DENS, PLEASURE GROUNDS, AND MEADOW LAND./ By Mr. SDUTTLEWoRTII, At ow Mart, on WEDNLSDAY, November 17, •t 12 o'clock, by tinier of the Administrattla, unless previously disposed of by Private vat, COtilract, ASpacious Substantial Least-hold Family IIESI -I)ENCE, with coach-house, stables, yard, &e.; capital waUed ;cordons, delightful pleasure grounds, green.house, fish pond, farm yard, ouibniklings, and meadow kind, comprising al together upwards of seven acres, eligibly situated iu street, Stoke Niwingion. tlic late residence of ROB EKT BEV Els. Esq. deceased. The House contains eight bed-chambers, dressing-moms, capital drawing and dining rooms, library, breakfast room, princtpal rod I. (Tonal staircases, domestic Mikes of every description, double coach-house, four stall stable, and convenient outbuildings. May be viewed with Tickers. which, with Particulars, may be had ten stays previous to the bale, of NI r. Shuttleworth. No. 28, Poultry. Particulars may also be hail of Jennings, Collier, Birch, and 3lareVant, riiilicitors, No. V, Carey-gm:et, Lincoln's Inn ; at the Mart ; and ou the premises. ABSOLUTE REVERSIONS TO VALUABLE COPY _ _ HOLD ESTATES, Equal to Freehold (theltinebeingiiinallSuid certain), and to the rhiridends arising Amu 4,64111. 12a. IAL New Four }WI Cents. Be Mr. 8111ITTLEWORTN. At the Meet, on IV'lliiVP..tii4i,l7;hrii;il; . l•2, in Three Lou, unless an acerptabk otter is previously made by Private Con. tract. rrHE ABSOLuTE REVERSION to valuable I-VPV HOLD Er(TATES at Highgate, equal to Freebies' (the Fine being small and certain), comprising Nine neat Brick Dwell ing Douses with Front Shops, Yard, hardens, and Outbuildings, Innate in front anti in the preferakile part of lligh-street, High gate, being the whole of Feary's-row. Also Two Tenons:us be hind the mile, and Four vest Dwelling homes. with Front and Back hardens, situate near the lire mile stone, opposite Woodland. pltwe, Highgate. rill. Premises are chiefly let on lease. at low rents, producing a net annual 111COSIle of sgl. IDOL ; to which valu able Property the plateliAStr will become entitled upon She taunt. non of Tao Lives, one a lady aged 73, the other a hentlennui aged fi4. Alan the REVERSItENARY INTEREST or a Gentleman aged 32 ( whose life is insured) with DI VIDENIki arising from 4,54111. 12s. IW. NEM" FOIIR cliNTs., provided he sur vives 41,04 end (lenticular) each in their 73d year. Parti?ulare mar be had ten days previous to the sale of Mr. James, Solicitor, ; at the Mart; sod ut• hlr. Shut di:worth, Nu. 28, Poultry. I and up- . . I . . 2 I BPI the fluke of ilb.; and y's b. f. m an match be , latter h , t the le:r.e. alTIr meta 411101 111 C 3 it CAW: 41 , 1. 13, at r. NOV. leu cecitiCk y, Nov. 8, on Thar• ;;.12, a FeirfieW B. •t ergs ittaw'ntri the fex - nt (plot'''. own, as a othi.;r iu ics of olit. Ise timt. ,l th, se ;wr ing is a dy of 11. Iter Bo►Kl' H 00 110,241 he flonow. 1101.0103 i. Ibur?Nrn• Ain %'.r..'" of gwlbur dabightef nab, wesswin'' vita , o f hi, */ . , . 1 Mary S"'. nal 1. oho ll' 17. -- . ***l PA Pl".. BRIGHTON. VALUABLE FREEHO TATE.LD AND LEASEHOLD ES By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At this Mart. on FRIDAY. Nor. SE, at 12, la Lou, by direction of the Executor, of Alderman Thorns. Smith, Erg., deceased. 117bRIT Valuable ESTATES, consisting of Nine V Freehold flosses hens, Ilisa.l4, 13, IS, 15, IC SO, SS, and 28, in Frederick's.place, DON the Church. at Brighton, each three stories high, two rooms on a Saw, fore court, and ymall yard, and let at rents amounting to ready Ono lluOred and Siaty-aiti Pounds per Annum. Also, a LOASEHOLV a IIROVED RENT of 1121. pa mo Aunt. location out otand by the *spit& Pramism, known as the Haring Hotel on ,the miss Parade, held for about twelve years I and a commoshoss Parlay Gwel/ing-House adjoining, be ing No. 2, in illancheeter-strost,latidy occupied by 34r. Alderman Smith, and of which an early pamossion may be had, bald fns the like term, eta low rant. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster row; Particulars also at the Libraries mid Inns at Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, and Hastings at the pineipal Inn. at Lewis, Horsham, Cudifield, H ickated, Crawley, Reigate, and Dorking; and at the plum of Sale. Blykli TON- : y A 19_N IL PA ItA PE. MOST VA IsIIABLR PRNS1101,1) ESTATES, Producingll4l4. ss. per annum. By WINSTANIAW and SONS, At the Mart, ere YMIDAX., Novapsber M. at Twelve. in Four Late, by Ilessidail wrist Tritsbes Air Sale of the Property of the late 'Witham Parr, Esq. deceased, It/10ST DESIRABLE FREEII O LI) ESTATES, IM.JI particularly eligible tur investmem, anitsisting of the very ,capital and commodious Premises, known u the 3IA BINE 1110TEIr, situate. on the Marine Parade. Also, TIIIIEE 11WELLING.1101 7 SES, situate N... 2,3, and 4, in !Benches ter-atreet, Brightest,. iii the several occupations of Mrs. Cochnedge, the representatives of the late Mr. Alderman Smith, Mrs. Panic, and Mr. Slee, at very low rents, amounting to MM. 5,4. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the respective Tenants. Frantic! Perth-01ms may he had fourteen days preceding the sale, at the several fribrcries and limn at Brighton, Worthing , Eu tbnurne, and Naming': at the principal Inns at Lewes. Bonham, Cock field. Ilichsted, Crawley, Reigate, and Dorkelg ; at the Mart : of Mr. Bedford, Solicitor, Bedtord.row, lAndun ; and of Win stanky and Sons. Paternoster-row. MOST VALUABLE AND IMPIttiVINII COLLIERY AND ESTATE, At Bockwell. in the County of somereet--offering a secure !neat ntent for Capital. By W I NsT.l N El' and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY . , the 10th December, at Twelve o'clock in One Let. AMOST Desirable I'It()I'ERTY, consisting of a pro ductive and luerative Colliery now in full work, but capable of eery considerable increase; as the quantity at present raised, is lint sufficient to supply the demand. The Coal is of superior qua lity and in great estimation at Bristol. which is distant only seven mike by an excellent atone toad, and from a survey made by an eminent Engineer, three is an almost inexhaustible supply. There is also a Vein of Fire Clay of peculiar good quality, which might he tendered very profitable in the use of the glass works in that imme diate vicinity. The hand comprising about fifty-three acres of pasture end arable, is exceedingly rich and fertile, and in the highest state of cultivation, with farm house and out-buildings, cottages for manager and labourers, &c. The whole is Freehold. A capitol and nearly new thirty hors e power a smaller ditto. All the Machinery, ram Roads, Waggons, &c. ke. wid he included in the purchase. Ana also, a beneficial CEASE from the Marquis of Bath, of the adjoining cool winch is worked by the same power, and oputi very low Lord's rent of one tenth. The M'orks altegether sight be made to produce • prglit of at least TWO '11101;SANI) POCINI)S, I'ER ANNCSE` . . Printed Particulate will be ready twenty-one days preceding the Sale, and may be then had at the 1111111 in !Bristol, Bridgewater, Bath, Newport, and lllntimater ; of Messrs. Richards, 4 larke, and Nitres, Solicitors, Chapel-street, Bedford-row ; at the Mart ; and of Winstanley and Suns Paternoster-row, where !'lane of the Estate anti Coal fi eld, with a tiection of the Veins al Coal, may be seen. TIIE BOUND AND QUIRE STOCK OF MR. WILLIAM CRA W FORD, JUN. Of Chcapside, Bookseller, a Bankrupt (by order of the Assignees). By 31r. SAUNDERS, At his Great Room, No. 39, Flast-atteet. on THURSDAY, No. snubs" 11, and Eleven following Days (Sundays excepted), at half-pest 12 o'(:lock precisely, 114)RMINO an extensive anti valuable COLLECTION of the best HISTORIANS, WORKS on FICTION, POETRY, VOYAAJES and TRAVELS, ROOKS of PRINTS, and Miscellaneous Literature, the greater part in splendid Bind ings, including :—Oalerie de Florence, 4 roil. ; Ilogarths's ge nuine Works t 4k:dwell's Vi:sws in Dreete ; Oitley, Young, and of Pictures ; Plantarum Succuleillanim Ilis toela. coloured plates; Thoresby's Leeds, '2 vols. ; Boydell's 'N orth ; Vertue's Tudor F.unily, de.; Abbott and Smith's Inserts, 2 vols. ; lk Gulgnes: Dictionnaire Chinois ; J.:notch:pas:Ha Ilri tannica, 26 vols. ; Evelyn's slemoirs, illustrattal (. Worthington's l'ortraits, proofs: ; Martial and Naval Achievement*, 2 vuls. ; Johnson's Dictionary. by Todd, 4 vols. ; Pinkerton's Voyages and Travels, 17 vols.: Burrows's Modern Encycloradia, II vols. ; I.e Valliant II istoire Naturelle des Oiseaux trAfrique, 6 vols. eu. loured plates; Nash's Views in Paris, 2 vols. ; Al'estall and Scutt'. Bibles; Physiognomic:ll Portraits, proofs ; Scott's Border Anti quities, 2 vols. ; Philosophical Transactions, 11l vols. ; Worlidge's Gems, French paper ; Chalmers's Biographical I)ietiouary, 32 vols. ; Dryden's Works, 11l vols. ; British POEM and Translations, loft YON.; Excursions in various Counties, II vols., proof plates, on India paper; Shcipe's Classics and Poets ; Lodge's Portraits of Illustrious l'ersonages ; British Novelist:: and Essayists ; Beau ties of England and Wales. Also, a few Paintings, Watches, Seib, a Viohneello, by Klotz, ice- Lc. To be viewed, and. Catalogues had. 811 ARES IN THE CAVENTICV CANAL TO LIE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. THREE SHARES in this Valuable and Improving (ime Apply to Wort. Young and Thompson, 1, Charlotte-row. Manmon-houte. 1:111:.41' C.iItPET WAltElit)Ulit:, No. Ile, Piccadilly (two Doors Wert from St. Janus's-street). 3111; Proprietors having matlo some new arrangemen ts .111 L at their 31anufactory, vee pow enabled to supply the Nobility and Public with any Quantity of the best BRUSSELS CA it l'ETINt), from 4.. SM. to Ls. 3i. ,• a quantity of Short I acid Single Pieces, at 44. III: and 4s. Id. ; kieldereninsterVo, from Is. 6.1. to 4s. 3.1.; British di:to, from 31. to 4..; Venetian Stair ditto, frail) Is. lie. to 2.. lid. • Druggeta, in all colours. from its. 6d. to 4s. fid. ; beat seasoned Floor Cloth, from 2s. fisl. to Patients of Brussels sent to any part of Town or Country. . . . _ 7 1 1 11 E LONIW)N and WINE and 1 SPIN COMPANY, beg to assure the Nobility and lien try, that their endeuvriurs shall be unremitting to merit a continu ance of the fiermirs w ith which they have been honoured, and that they have constantly on ask the following Articles, warranted genuine and free from adulteration : Der dozen. Fine Old Port - - 40 42 Crusted ditto, from 2 to 8 rears in bottle - - • - 48 64 63 Full 11.1111 , 11 Ted ditto, iii pints - - - Brown and Pale St.erry - - - 36 40 41 Real Amontillado ditto - - - - 48 60 Curious East India ditto - West India Madeira 10 42 FRENCII AND 11 Claret, St. Julien 60 LalitteChateau geau - - 80 VO 105 Sparkling Chaos- per dozen. Genstine P:att India dine 40 50 Teneriffe• idonia, Alvoisnain, &c. . 36 40 42 Burtllks, 11111'111 qoa lity - 42 Maini%ey, in pints 35 Foreign Liquimrs, in ca of Nix bold," 2/. Ks. per ease Curacoa. 146. OM. ; 'sl'ra/chino, J. Gd. lux luik. ;Elt 31.1 N WINES. I Ditto, yintiit lin- ported - - 165 Ditto. ditto, in pinta 64 San t mit Moselle, - : 62 72 Old Hock - lUS Pontse . - - 24 tioninautija, pints 28 Hock YO Lim ; Jamaica Rum, 14s. ; Whig -23a. ..__: mottaneea, (post paid.) addressed faithfully executed, ... - 31; pagne - - - - -- Ditto Superior - CAPE . If, 18 2! White Cape - Superior ditto, Ma. dein sad Sherry flavour . Eine Cordial f; in, 14s. per key, Lit. ; Coginac Itraody,2la. 11 „,* l'Atuotry Orders iodating to kir. Ww. Gorll roe, 16, Strand c i tuALlTy the t;lllllietit)N of CH EA tiTEVENS, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 78, Iti.hops gate-within (near the Four Swans), disclaims the cant of disinter estedness or the more spat-Matt pretext of advertising to caution the public against the " swum' del.:nowt " of his competitors. W. Stevens takes this method of hunt resprtfuily thanking those gentleman who have favoured him with their orders, and requests theirintentloo to his extensive STOCK of ti ENIJI NE FOR WINES and SPIILITS, selected by Isessonal attention to the wine and spirit market, and which for quaint cannot be excelled. Par. chasing for cash, selling at a very small profit, and for ready money only, and having a hinge retail as well as wholisale trade, enable W. Stevens to CUMIN:LC lwth in price and quality with any other establishment. W. Stevens particularly dim!, the attention of gentlemen to s panel a rich and tine Port %Vine, of th. g nuine vintages of llee and 1021, and which having ptirchaved under mord favourable eir .cumstances, he is able to offer at per dozen, 3fla. per ditto, and of the highest snail's., rich and lull flavoured, at Q. per dozen. The above may be had by quarter cask or gallon (cask in cluded) at Per qr. cask. Gal. I Per qr. cask. Gal I Per qr. cask. slal. £0 MA4I. .124 ells. 14A.6.1. .E.'26 16s. 61. FOltEI(IN %VINES IN ItOTTI.E. Per Dug. Per Doz. Rom Retiero (warrsnted Very good Sherry - Ws. genuine) - 11.. Duff I :unton's line ditto 425. Crusted Port_ __ _ 425. Pale Shyrry (delicate &IA _ Ito. Vintage IMO (2 yeah finest civility) 455. & 495. in bottle) . abs. & 465. Very old rich Ines ii Ditto IBIS (4 years ditto) Sherry - :pls. to l'4s. (Tasney) - - big. !lord's,' I llolfortni) - 425. West India Madeira(finest) 42e. Lisbon, Tenerife, and Curious old East India dittOtiUs. Mountain : WINES FROM THE CAPE OF 000 D HOPE. The character of these wines has hem witch injured by die low priced trash which has been (treed to the public und, r the attrac tive appellation of " Fine Cape," " Excellent Cape," of " Capes 12 negesdied." W. Stevens knowing that the reputation of his establishment de pends on the quality of his articles, has recently purebred a large parcel of line wines, which he MI with contidr!:ee oiler at I6s. per dozen, and very tine full flavoured nt his, and l'es. per dem. l'ontac and Constantia, lint quality, FOREIGN AND BRITISH SPIRITS. W. Stevens informs the Connoisseur and Invalid that he has a small parcel rJ t 'minus old Champagne Broady, at 211 a. per gall., and some very Old Jamaica Rum, hydrometer proof, 15e. 6d. per gall. Per Gal. Per Oal. Very fine t!rignae Brandy 2•25. Fine Old Jamaica Rum Rest (Nil Ditto - 235. !i'elllderburn'a‘l. W. iiiitubyiiroiUricr proof : - . ) . - 1 - 4 - : ii.; --- : ---- .. ''' 134. 4d, Findll. Sliledarll IloHands 2!t. Shrub (unequalkil) 134. Id. Fine Old Jamaica Rum lA. Cordials (rich aod Lie _ I flavour) . IN. English fein made from the purest British spirit. and unrivalled in richness, softness, aid tine flavour, at N. 4d., IN la, and vete strong fur raising, at IN. pea gallon. Bottles and hainpers 3s. ILI. per duarn, some bottles 7rl. per gallon, casks at coopers' prices. No credit. Sent free of expense wetbin b milt. Money returned if the articles arc not approves!. Entrance to counting-house up the passage.—(hilcr front d.c Country must contain a remittance. SPORTING INTELLIGEXCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUWITON AIEETING, 1821 NOVEIIIII • 4. Mr. WyrilFs Wlhlll/00d, BSt. bat Sir .1. Sheiky's laths. est Mb. First hair of Ab. M. 100 4to 1 apt Wilds/veld. Duke of tiraflon's Zinc. fist. 91b. best Lord Exeter's I'a3 is Royal, list. 11.31. 100. 1! to lat Z.nc. Substriptian Handicap Plate at all. fur 3 yrs uid &NI upwards 1).1. I.lllllVerulant's ch. 1. %lifeline. 3 rrs old. ti.t. 81b. . - 1 lewd Eseter's b. c. (Dim , . 3 yrs old, 7,4. 8114. - . 2 Duke a Oration's eh. f. Tuns, 3 tr. old. lit. 81b. 3 Alr. lirtriUc's ch. c. Premium, I yts old, itst. 111 lb. - - I ('ul. Al'llson's be. C. (hear, I yrs old, I;st. 411 i. 4 - Lord Jersey's br. h. Aaron, uhd Lord 0.11. l'artutimit's br. r. Mina, were drawn. 3 to I agst Verclirs ; 4 to 1 arm 40tost ; 8 to 2 agst Premium. . hlweerstakev .4 WO wrivw each. T.l'.('. Mr. IS'ilimin'i redritlo. Pet. Mb. t walked over).—Mr. Hunter's by Orville. Cwt.— Lord Progrtaa. Not. Mb. (paid). Mr. Hunter and Mr. Wilrun divided the f.tukr. Lattibton's Srmoriceti, &u. 3:b. rec. ft. from JAW INettea Privets, let. T.I.C. tt)o, It. it. HUNTING APPOINTMENT The Cotes:Dore bounds will meet as Monday at Tiltto Tuesday at Austv Wood, 'Monday at (arty Wucd, and Friday at Little Ihillty—:each day at a quarter bettor drew.. 143,41 kiebirreugh's lionrida'will meet o ir Monday at Ilecteby Village, Wednesday at (treat Limber and Friday a: Bonby Wold- each day at !kW!. The South Weld Stilsiceiption hounds el:I will on Tuesday at Thianbleby, Thursday 21 Karl Ildt. and on Saturday at retina Wood-- each day at siesta. Earl Fars,lhatn's hounds will meet os: Saturday. the 13:h ir.st. at Cutts Hanytands : a Monday. the lbtb, at F.lton Faroe ; on Tuesday. the Mitt. at Orimoshaw ; on Thursday. the lath. at Waybeulge Wood, and as Satur d ay. the U.auwell Wol4 —reach day at ten. .oav ttooaasenv.—The followingnotice was lately sent to the clerk of a parish church not a thousand miles from Whitehaven; it is worthy of preservation in the cabinets of the curious:-- Wittioven Oct. -- bier 1 entand to lle at ot. Noonday wacky the rout A Bout B A Clop to git mural to and bif yaw would be No bold bar tomcod, et non yo ad o blulge roar triad ---- 1 uwau you: melt truuiy • Fa p. °avg. /frt. IL—Saila the Aarftra, and Calcutta ; aniilruurreionds, Roberts, tor 1.. PLYMOUTH, lqw. 3,—The nappy Renato, )(also, was rats/a tilos) 'Kern:nine tuts more' PORTSMOUTH, bioy. 4.—Arrived his Als' from the 21editerraoton. Saila his klsjmy' Pandora, on • cruise. Remain the ou Los: ti b. MarnsrE, Nov. 4—Pire liar atom a from the wistwatti all day, so that t' Steam packets still remota al their plchur.. Nile, Davison, from Muotresi.' DEAL, Noy. 4.-4 bout 10.118.10 th the wind , Christiana. Pathos. of V.qt, (;m1 with several heirs, .riled; ths: rtn of list nine . " Arrived from th? River and remain, tLc l'homat, of Coburg, Trer..ayr,; raid- AI gone; Lovely Anti, Blvth ; Diana, liraith- Rosalyn Conte' i Ileptiurii • Lyra, Iteswicli; all outward bound. 1 GRAVKIIIEND, Nov. 1..--A reject) bite A 'Althorn t Hebr, honi Ilucian Ayr, Hord, from A licant ; Four ft .!hers, Ncwla Elizabeth, Murentr, fro.. Stettin; E-cape, l'rngrais, Barker, irmil F ab, e; Alett , Seloiles. Mawr, from Villavocia ; Hcaald Cr ry, tread, Pawn, haul To , ; li t/utiles% M Clousesiet, King, from Honda, bastion, Save Micron lie:in - Nan. kcal' from rlet, ni tro she Suet ; , em; anj _nr Sailed she Julius, Jackson, for St. Hitt's; fee Trieste; Hate, lircesu, fur NtSiis iiinena, hernia; Bluehr, Pottle, fur Cape Hark., ; for Trinidad ; Ann, ilaniiktin, foe Jll/131 fur Bolder ; Sella, foe !Attics,' ; —, for Elsinor. 1;;i1,Nov. 3.—Attired the Fib hec ; JresiA , 1/I.ugi.a, Rum Lay ehalcur; from Pirou. BRISTOL, Nov. t —The Symmetry, (.11 Heighington, ; Nautil vrim, Ihedalus, Ettleton.—have arrived Hilkle, from the Day of Roses; larch, • Sailed, only coasters and Irish. Wo ft Br, Nov. 3.—The schooner rrient At gale last night. anchored between tee Rue crew wear taken nut by the life-boa:, but were with the intent to cut aid run for ricarburou , wsieun, of Sunderland. for Leith, bas bean Mat, with lam if •oriis, anchor, and cable. Huainan, Nov. 2. —During a trente , dout ward today (nor vemels came to anchor near evening the wird suddenly shifted to the Happy Return, from Fran .rhurgli to Hung, and ran to *ea. The 31arrpsis of Wellingi for this port, in laillast, has Just been got in CADIZ. OCT. 12.—The Paladin, A helve, de Cuba 19.11 August, for Havaidia, and had Vie 310. Thu Lady Ridley, Hugh, Prince of Astul biun (of Dublin), - Whisk Tar bar London) names unknown, aided with the Ceres, artist and parted company off A nticord ; blowing 1 Tba Traveller, Hammond; and Margaret, tired at Newfoundland ; 31..ry, Wares, at litultrford, at Tritste; John and Robert, John Murphy, fi yles, from NeatitundlEr.!, ant from Ali:width', are arrived at Liverpool ; Ciabt.n. r turn the Agee* to Lloyrii, at Dalway, " I have to accottort yi+u Jut Mr. M. I'. bun sloop called the Dunmore, of this port, yeah staumr, that a petition named Connelly, whc venue! bound from Sligo to Liverpool, laden kites of butter and some bap+ of oats, put ins near Killibers, where he 'Add the butter at & per cask; he then scuttled the vessel, and mad that Connelly is &native of Connemara, and part of this country no caution shall be v+, apprehended, when I hope he will be ',rodent ngour of the law." VESSELS Srottrx Worn —John Little, newts, 13th ult. n( Cape Ray; Ifhh, Syren, foundland, all well; by the tithullet, arrived John Howard, Tisdall, from Cork for Quebec, Su Lawrence, out 62 days ; same day Lady pots for Qut bee, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Indian, of Montreal, supposed to be frivol out 31 Jays, all woU ; 21st, the William Kiel nity ; by the Ceres., strived at the Cure of Kemp", from Cork, 30th September, iu rence, all well, by the Jo:in Howard. rtom the London Near Po ice COTTON.--There continues to be great market; the sales in London. for the week t nutted at Ift,t(010 ba,gs, generally at an improv price of 4d. to 4tl. per lb. The accounts fro ton are equally Immoral& ; the aversgri salt to 6.114* bags, the advance in the price of A is Id. to lid. per lb.; all other descriptions • COk FEE.—farly in the work an impure place in the ordinary des.viptiona of Jainait lee; yeatenlay the sale sent off heavily, but mined ; line ordinary St. Dui:lingo sold at Mts. were no public sales. and very few purchasers were reported; good orilinary Jamaica may ' St. Domingo filM. a Gds.: no briAness in bolder' rpmr conf.llent ot maintaining the SUGAII.— The demand for Illusaii•ades been very considerable: the purchases are mr length of time pi...ceding, and generally at an The certainty of too or three eminent hoot from the Mining business, lias occasiornal sons goods likely to become scarce in consequence amnions. which have been bought up with su ing prices; low lumps, &c. go oil freely Mr '27s. In Foreign Sugars there is nis alteration is heavy, but no reduction in the prices has b PE public sale, on Tuesday. an inferior light quality, rid. a 34d. FIIIS rr.- -The rage foe forcing the new ClllltillUtill to a great extent., in consequence descriptions are much lower than last year. of new Turkey have been put up to public last the Strivrtia racket's cargo, sl/8 about half sold : l'ulkd from 119 s. duet fills. ; Flat, one hit at 60.. r the remainder now on tap at Ws. ; Sultanas sold b7s. to 735. Sappho'.. cargo was sold (.'arabourtia Haisi CS, 485.; BLrek ditto, 4k. ; Sultana, 60r. : down to rile. ; quarter chests, 524.; half eh per Harlequin is advertised tOr Tuesday other arrivals. The brae cargo es small oue)• by prime contrail rn H'ednoiatay ; Ihwias Intim in boxes. Obs. For Fruit f•etierall) but the quantity laui:gt.t toward far a 'weft:: - - 1)11.14.• - The it'd mark. t has bertnet Oil 231. in parcels, ami the t .a.te do not app. even at this prat ieductioain the price. 11131, BSItANI►T,aad HOLLANDS.- and tine Janitica Rutns, foe Imesse ma'am very considerable. and the prices bate been are comparatively neglec:ctl, acid rentsin stet Yoe waifs and udder. Brandy is till held 2s. id., pawls lammed ; some pureliaties There to net Genova at weirket. TA ILLOW.—The reduction is. the prices have hnnight forward very extew Ire borer, : reedy Oil a vc:y extensive unit ; Tallow col quoted 34, fid. ; new at 3:ek. SALTI'ETKE.—hy public salt no Tut pert, tea. a 21a. 01 ; refraction 44 per arab . - --- - The follow ing student, winch took ult. at the Forth and Clyde Cmal, i a the manner in which Providt toe 'nal stance; subservient to the safety ed:iidi pruceetling from No. IG, to 6.s ph+c • the goods of a certain merchant, perm' proach so near the brio of the basin, foot and fell down, when the inerchin she imperinteneled ai the absence of he carrier, were thrown with violence into man who happened to he passing, inst within the reach of the distrecsvd ft grasped it ; he then plutic.,ettictu the v net of the coat, and drew the woman risk of grappling with be. hauls ; au agaitet the batik, which wass , eep and hewed by his father, who saw bide abe the inoment when speedy aid was nevi man mentioned sinew:adv. tl a: he n read semc where of a man. who. by throb hand of a drowning p. tom, raved his meta of this hint issued its the preaer , en :dun' The carrier w::s saved para . , bales of goods. sod partly by the assistance front., in falling over the batik, was, fre-it froin his trammels. 'f he goods injury. The gratitude of the mercham may be wore easily cor.cetted than 1 , fl • . • .......•00 .., •• • . . , , . , . 1 - • Eric ilill.l ice IGEIyFf. .1 48?. Teta, Earl, for Madge. 4' tee London. Rouen, ll'utilcock, filet , i t I 0 wining. i. hljnity's .bin 1/1 Les ships Champ: a n I bout d salielor's. has cortinued 10 lisW ' i' et the Colombo+ and the r off here.—Off here, du ) . 1 1 . wind at N.W.theSarah, J01.a.,,, and Two hiatent outward. bourod retuala. ii . Thorns,, Nell; Prlrle ;math ; Aliranda, Wild. haste; Hiram, lirowri ; 44 : ' •• ; sod Elira, J onr.sor,,-, Ino„ Koben.aon, Vivra .„i4 , lyres; Jnha and Ana, misfit!, from il'orcnor I ye, Avery. front Faro; AC'S. Se./in %Ante ; fork. ~ front Quebec; Mon. • , - AA trout Antigua; oderaii; Richand. RO- rem 'Peterabargh t limn 'cro; :tens, from Kielty. body Keith, Allite, Henna, 'Brows. foe Pa. ; 51.1.10' OS, Ho:burgh, aim ; Annetta, Hayden, r. 1.. 1 ; and Maria Vittoria, 4 .. lends, —, from ()urn 41 and Mary Ford, —. :ram ; General Wolfe. 4. tilt.. Tally ; Ontario, I front Quebec. Prow --, from Malaga. ... An of thin place, during *'ll ' :tuck and the Bar; the 'ere pet on board again , troud.. The .hoop Jo. i i j t towed to by the lire- I. i is gate from the West. ar thin harbour; in the e northward, when the .4i . gentoutlt, cut bet etib:es gton, Anderson, of and 1 i ' . '.' • with great difficulty . re, sailed front Santiago had not arrived there on urias, Briton, and Al. -I. .1), and several others, tai is the Como( Cork, Rhard. at, Ho:eman ; have ar. t Homburghz Europa, 4 r , Erna, from Quebec ; i ,••- and Elizabeth, Holmes, • ; the Loran', Burn, at • c" , ~ • dated November 2:— itnith, owner of a wall f si, steady received a letter 1 : ho bad charge of that ' t to with one hundred ET- '4 nto Friedland harbour, about twenty shillings ade off: lam infonr.ed W e : I od if he retun,s to any wanting to have him - , toned with the utmost le, of Maryport, from 1 , , en, of 1 1 0111 t, Isom Nea- red at the Cove of Cork. bee. 241 ult. in the Rives . • dy Gordon, front Lives- ~ ce, out 36 days; 7th, the 11 Liverpool for Quebec, 41 t elate. of Pot, fur Tri. s. '' s lurk. The Sit James 4 . the Gulf of St. Law- .. e Correera.) ?"- Inas, Nov. 6, 1811. I brilikricas in the Cotton ' ; ending to-dty, are esti- f ovement from the lowest. roan Liverpool as to Cot. ) i tats daily thin week are 6 1 r t American Canoes there I I rts have also rims coon 4 ' . ovement of roily Is. took I • 44 :its and in Foreign Cof. le the adv:. - e waa maim. " 1", . Ike. 'Chi_. forenoons them own, by private contrails . . ybe quoted 68a. aWS ' 4. i• .in the demand, bet the i ~ , e Irallelll currency. es during the week los • ' 1101 T I . llllllSiVe than fee a n advance of Is. ?newt. ~ vier about to with/raw ionic sensation ; and the ' ,t' . .t . nee are the grocery tie- wine avidity at Adeline- rt. capon. Mulanses are r ion to notice; the market • been submitted to. ' t y, 123 bags Pepper, of 't. i '', . .. EGIII off by public sale . • 1): "; the uproot:7 leeks of all r. The two best cargoes c auction. On Terettley tg 44113,182 Mums no, rev to al., now on tap at ' • r taken in at 621. to Mk., 3s. On Wedne.day the 'Ulna. bls. ; kid Smyr. 1 v...; Figs iu drunti, Os. • ditto. Sls. lite cargo I j• newt t there are nevcral ) ( gam Dolan was sold WI in Waken , . 40.44 : Vir- . v there tea ir deingr.d, x.'. : st. L +4 I veil heavy ; Orecrla^4 at ar inclined to punned,' .—The de inand for 4thoali implant, ban lately been . 4 ' N iiKi*•l'llilg ; ILetwases eady, Is. 34d to Is Sd. . • v d with much Emmert at are reported at 2v. 801. , 7 leenof Tallow appears to Is : the porchaaes arc sl- ot 19'"39 Is this afternoon unday- C9le bags Salt. t. ..et- • , ~,. . k place on the a striking instance 0 :19th i :Ikea remota. strewn- dividirals. A carrier, • of' distinanon, with aitted hie horse to ap- dist he ak.splacecl a al ant's wife, the goods AT husband, and the r the canal. A yoarg 1 1 : .. scantly threw his coot 1 • female, who eagerly i • , water, caught a roa- n to laud without the F. if ~ 1114 i while strugg:ing d slippery, he was re- i i 4 •' . ore water precisely at e crony. l'he ycia-g .1 recollected of having his vest to the 4 owings lifi• The improve- rvatihn rf a fellow. .ly by lirlilivgfast the stance of others. The by it sudden shock, . • I rercivcd he material 1 i w aut and cf Ws wife. eipreased.:--44012:g0. • ~. • • . • ,i . :.••;1 :c • • • •I th:i he u m , ItuleT and d, ni furl, whr,g e irfrtni ec onreyrd ty evah. ovtabl• rong ei" king ti I I rr. 11 e a , (Oh!. tip the 'ltch 2111, elf acc. Wu ad. 11124. la to ac the ler. math. a t: was toed 11 nstances , a coal ) • coal mutton , h Ono es to k to direct I W." the on. lance nr Taro!, he (II! .erties oi the inv. lIITON beat Mr.