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C,kr: Directors f!f* the United Company or I .tf..rs!./pas ry En land trading to the East Indies rk, hereby Ills: a = PECIAI. GEVERAL COURT of tbe laid Company held by adjournmeat, at their Ilona in loodashall-street, Lin:LSI:AT. the Ith of February next, at Eleven o'Cloe's. in to• the purpose stated Ir. the following letter:— •• :he Chainnsn. Ireputy Chairman, and the Hoooneable CJUrt. of Director& " December 21. I 82& ~ w e. t h e oo ders ,, ,Tned Proprietor* of Bast India Sleet, duly o.i&ted. request that you sill be pleased to all 'Ailment' Coort ar. ear , y convenient day, for thapurpose of taking into con- •::..! , !ta"ol: the Nude Papers pit bli.hed by the vote Al the General of Ptoptittots. " PorCil.AS KINNATIO, " J. I)pyt.E, .‘ W. Slaxiar.i.n, " J O HN noturtiveica GPLCHILIST, •• •• IAM THOINTOS. " JAMES PATIRSOIi, J. Dtis - r.r.. " J. A not WELT.." JI):sEPEI DART, Secretary. LONDON DOCKS. TO STONE:tIASONS, QUARRYMEN, AND OTHERS. I , IIIIIE Directors of the London Dock Company do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready to receive ' Tcaderi. at the London Dock noose, Prince 's -street, 11:;:,a. or. Tr; ESP.I V. the 31st of January (instant), at Twelve o'r:ock., front such Persons as may be wilting to Contract for the Si ONE reuiretl for the Construction of Vaults, and other Works, e: th e Company east of the present Dock. lFa l'ians and Specifications of all the Stone required, and also t! , .. ?armAare and Conditions of the Contract, may be seen at the Loador. Dock House. Lrery Tender must be accompanied with a Letter, signed by two reipor,.ibie Persons, engaging to become bound. with the Perrin tar:ell:l4, in the sum of toe the due performance of the 1. on tract- S. COCK, Sec. I Aml.on Dock House, Jan. 10. 182 rs. N.B. No Tender will be received after Twelve o'clock on that 1141. nor tinkles the Party making the Tender, or some Person on h.• ! , chalf, shall attend. With all possible despatch, 1 - ,1011, CALCUTTA, the fine copperett Ship TINIAN ii A I. 0 OROE WRAY, Commander, burthen 400 Tuns; lying in the City Canal. Ilan excellert accommodations for ratsangers. For Freight or Fnisage apply to BUCKLES, BAOSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. Ti sail tl:a end of January, and proceed to Portsmouth to embark Passengers. FOR AtADR.IS and CALCUTTA, has only room for Meascrement Goods. the greater part of her cargo being on boar6l, the the fastoudling teak sign MIRE of BF:D. FORD. burthen tllto Tars, Captain G . CORtiF: SIMPSON (late Commander of the Honourable Company's ship Lady Custltreagh,) lying in the City Canal. This ship is particularly constricted for Orval ch ; her accommodations for Passengers are of a very superior ilcicription, fitted in an elermt style, and carries a skilful Sntgeon. Fin Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jeresa. lem Collee.ltouse ; to Messrs. Cockerel'. Trail. and Ca., AlltSti3. trios': J. S. &inky, 12, Dirchin.lanc, Cornhill: or WILLIAM A RERC ROA! BI E, No. 4, Birchist.lane. NEGRO SLAVEItY.—The PETITIONS to be pre *-"ted to the 011. 4 Ct of Lnols and Commons, from the in. 111 , :tan" o. !..irultm and its vicinity, for the mitigation and ulti. mot exth , clion ut SLAVER throughout the British dominions, Tend to at the 3leeting held at Freemasons' 113:1, on the -Aso r' em b er h it , Ir tn . sviib es ipece, fog. In the Chat'. li e for '' " -• the undermentioned places, viz.—Free ' . a"' ''" at "r ace. - s et Crown and Anchor, Strand; lle:ul, Poultry ; London Tavern, Bishopagate. strict; Mows. H atchard an Son. • ~ p i „„ A ill y• 3iessa. liar. r ar.d Darton, 55, (iracechurch-stre: Mr. L. B. &des's, Fwet-strcet; and at the , Auti -611 ""Y • .11 °Sea, 18, Al. cermantrxy. CTItANGI 4 MS' E\l) SOCIETY, institnti.. 17 Veer 171:5. for VISITING and RELIEVING at..l DISTRESSED POOR at their OWN HABITATION . During the last year, 7,2'61 cases, chiefly families, were visited and raisvcll, and amongst them the sum of 3.7171. 6ti. sd. dia. tithuted. • At the present time there are upwards of 700 cases on books, and many have been discontinued on account of the reduced SUM of the runds. The munber of cases presented also .i.ily aorumulste. the presume of distress being more severely telt at the feAMNI becomes inclement. The Committee. under these circemstimees, respectfully and earnestly solicit the aid of a gene rouc Public to enable diem to continue to relieve the wants of so great a number ut the really di.tretted end deserving Poor. The tallowtng Subscriptions ar.d Donations are thankfully ac knowledged : .C. s. His Ho ~Y r Highness tie Hut— Itlthoitcest,r 21 0 Rqi It Hint. T. Greurille 5 0 .11rii. S. I . 3t,slitArt 5 o 1). Pi-nnart, Eq. 51. P. 20 0 31. Atisactl. Eq. 51. P. 6 Joiirpli Butterworth, Eq. 51. P. tight Haucurable Lord f. s. Morsen, by Messrs. 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In boards, THOUGHTS on FOX nni.l HARE HUNTING, In a Series of Letters to a Friend. By PETER BECESOPP. Esq. A new Edition, elegandy printed in Bvo, on Fine Wove Paper, and illustrated with numerous Cuts. The present will be found to surpass all preceding Editions in elegance of paper. printing, and illustration. The Authue's Notes also, ahirlt bare long been omitted, are here introduced, and render it particalarly desirable 2. An ESSAY on HUNTING: enntirrising a great Variety of Important Information, under the following heads : Hunting. Pleasure, I scent, Huntsman, Lawfulness, Pastime, Hounds, I Sagacity. Benefits. Game, Horse. &c. &c. &c. (opi.d verbatim fro sts the fhiginal Edition, published in the year 1733. Elegantly printed is Bvo. price 7s. cards I or in 4to, lb. , ..: • • . ...1 ~ ..,,as : Puidlebed by Sherwood, 0 ' d Pip( Paternoster-raw. EGAN'S SPORTING ANECDOTES. 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All who harsh/o.d of the incomparable Dan Crisp—the wonderful phenomenon Mare, Mr. {Vells's matchless Pipylina !—Plying Childons--Snowbaill, the fleet black greyhound—Eclipse—Tom Cribilatnbletonian. and Sir Charles Banbury—all, we say, who have heard or read of these great names, and who respect' perfection and talent-wherever it can be found, let them purchase these Sporting Anecdotes, for they are faithful in the dispensation of fame to man and beast."— Baldwin's London Magazine. Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster.row. Genuine Household Finnland. about Ore Hundred and Fifty Ounces of Plate, China, and,Okam..choice library of Inur and other Books, &a. • By'Mr. * ROBINS. ' (Of 'Warwicklime, Itegent.ttreet4 .At Ne. 19.1Chig.dtreet. St..liwitefs-aqtiare. WERNVIDAY NEXT, tbo 12.410146 Febreory, If/28. at " NEAT FURNETVIAFt • 61 1 4 .EFFECTS, late Ike Property of a ticotletnan it: the 14w, deceased, re moved from his remdenee, a sate not being ermitten on the *denims; consisting of 'four.poits iett other bedsteads and furni. sums; beds' and bedding; dummying and dining room window cur tains, coacimp., and clans chimney glaasea wits' mahorny dining, card,. library. and pumbroke tables:, sideboard wardrobe, chestcof doidtra, office deal, and nests of book-shelve.; Brussels and other carpet.; feeders and finwirons ; Wins and glue ; about IN MIMS of plate, In amble and detest /room! mod forks, • pair of candlesticks and saint boats; knives sod loran, /ix.; choice library of low ;Indite/ler books: among many others of. equal value • will be foetid Ruffhead'a &elites at large, anstiaued by Tomlin.. to the 6th of Gawp IV., also /Dane of 'he early Law Reports of rare oocurretire ; Doreford.and-Esst's King's Bench Kimono, and .a soaety of Practical 1mam...0 law ; among the general. read ing books will be found a useful assemblage of Inatory, biography, &c. • • - May be slotted' man Wonky. and Titled hag Ulf agile ; 'dad cabditgues had oat the premises; MO , 's, aed•of Mr. ' litrtfirm, NO. Regont.atreet. • L[NCOLN'S.INN-FiELIA VALUABLE LEASE AND EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. A Capital Pair of 13-inch Globes, by Rardin ; Library of Choice Books, and other Eff..2ctu, By Mr. ROB!Nti, (Of Warwick Rouse, Repot...street.) - - On the Tremises, No. 15. no the North Side of Lincoln's Inn_ fields, OM WEDNESDAY, the lilth day of February. 1621 i. and Two fpllowing Days, at )1,. by -tester of the Eseetitors of the late Evan Foulkes, Esq. deceased. rnlg GENUINE FURNITURE, comprising four - 1 'frost, tent, and other bedsteads and foroitnres beds and betiding ; elites of drawdsg and dining.roow window curtains ; couches and chairs, Cu suite ; pier and chimrev glasses and pier tables ; capital cabinet articles in rosesood anti mahogany ; ord.. Joe. Ma, libl rind dining tables ; excellent wing and Aber bookcases, w arroba, chest of drawers, sideboard, fourteen dining ronnt chairs t rkey and 131.toseht carpets ; fenders and the irons.; kitclien requisite*, and other ankles. _,AT ONE O'CLOCK WILL •The LEASE of the excellenrDWEL LING-DOUSE. adapted for the accommodation of a gentleman in the Law, with capital offices, two-stall stable, and coaeb-house at the back, harness room, loft, and laundry over. ON THE SECOND AND .TAIRD DAY WILL BE SOLD, The Valttable LIBRARY of Choice BOOKS, Among which will be found, in folio, a variety of Modern At. lasses ; County History ; several scarce Law Reports: Qp3TtO, EnCyClOpPdb Brirannica, with the new'Supplement, elf volume,s a splendid Set of Grose's Antiquities, largest paper, 'l6 volumes ; Biographical Dictionary. JO volumes ;.English Ebronizles ; Sta tutes et large ; with the Union Statutes, &c. ; prima ; DmisLy% Annual Regliter . from IVA to 1823 ; European Magazine, rm so. lumen ; !Imre 'and Smollett's History of Ilugland • Gibbon's Roman History ; Mitford's Greece ; Biographical Dictionary Chalmers's EnglisS Poets ; British Essayists ; 'nabbed and Eell's Edition of the British Theatre ; including ri select but highly va luable La* Library, embracing Vacy's Chancery Reports, and a variety of others equally scarce. The House to be viewed by tickets till the time of sale, and the Furniture ski Rooks on 3londay and Tuesday preceding the sale; by catalogues, at Is. each, which, with particulars, may be had on the premises ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Re. gent.street. , OAK, ASH, ELM SPANISH CHESTNI;TyAND •iIICAMORE. CAPITAL NAVAL AND OTHER TIMBER. WEALD PARK, NEAR BBLNAWOOD, ESSEX. By Mr. H()GUART At the Mart, on TUESDAY, Feb. , . 7, at 12, in hots. * FINIVO Hendrod and Sixty-seven capital OAK TiMI 1_ HER 'fRENI6;• of superior uretings, with their Lops and Tops, now standing in 'Weald Park. amd the-adjoining Lands,- in thee:minty of Nana, suitable for naval and other . pure tees, and containing Gee hundred loads ; 117 Xlmi,rsoutaining about *kw loads ; 163 Ash, containing about one hundred roads; a Spun* Chestnut and 7 Sycamore Trees ; altogether' &he Of the finest tab of timber for the estent that has been ofted eo.iheisub/ie foniosia years ; surrounded by good roads, and convenient fur water r ead. nage, being within twelve miles of the river Thames. The timber rosy be viewed on application to Mr. Paul, at Lailt. tone, near Weald Park, of whom Catalogues may be had kaki* the Lion cud Lamb, Brentwood ; Black Boy, Chekosferd ; Spread Eagle, Soath Weald ; Red Lion, Coaty-reen ; White Baal, Bamford ; Spread Eagle, Ingstestone ; at the Mart ; and dl' Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street. • DICKSON'S PRACTICAL AORICULTDRE. This day do published, in two thick volumes 4to. illbstrated with I one hundred copper-plate Engravings, comprehending time hun dred subjects of improved Agricultural Implements, sbe different Breeds of Cattle, the various Grasses (on sicAten coloured plates), &r. A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRAC TICAL AGitl- CULTURE and MODERN HUSBNDRY ; in which are fully detailed the nature of sone and manures ; the proper ma nagement of meadow and pasture; and the improved cultivation of arable lam's; rotation oi•aops, artificial grasses, &c.;•the best' means of draining, with numerous plates illustrative of the same, and of embanking. enclosing, road.making, and fencing ; the dif. ferent species of live stock, with coloured plates of the moat in,. proved breeds ; and the construction of fatrn-houses, efflux and cottages. accompanied with engraved plates and estimates.' With an Appendix ef the Laws relating to agriculture, particularly of the relative rights !of landlord and tenant, forms of leases, setting out tithes, &c. fly R. W. DICKSON, M.D. Originally published at Six Guineas; bet on the moth passing into the hands of the present proprietors, reduced to Four Guineas. Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. PICTVRES. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, THIS DAY. at 12, A Valuable COLLECTION of PAINTINGS, among A which will be found several rate specimens of the ancient and modern schools, in a fine state of preservation. To be viewed till the sale, and catalogues had at the Mart, and of Mr. Williams, Throgrnortod-street. MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Eight-day Clock, China and Glass, Pair of 21.4acb Globes, &c. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, On the Premiers. No. 43, Mecklenburglt-square, OP TUESDAY. February 7, at 11, by' order of the Executors, THE remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE aml EFFECTS, consisting of four-post and French belchtteed•L with cotton hanginga,'good beds and bedding, tonhogitnytede4tst sidebnanl, set of patent dining tables 13 feet loog and 5 feet win?, 14 parlour chairs with purple morocco seats, cheats of drawari, dressing steeds and glasses, 100 and other t.tbles, sofas, Curtains. chimney glass 44 by 40, mirror, Grecian and other lamps, carpets; fenders and tire.4roas,.kitchen requisites, &c. To be viewed on Monday preceding and morning of sale; Wien catalogues may be bad on the premises ; and of Whistanley a nd Sons, Paternoster-row. MOUBRAY ON-POULTRY, Re. This day is published, fifth Edition, enlarged by a Treatise no Brewing, adapted to the use of Private Families, price 7s. in board•. A PRACTICAL. TREATISE ON BREEDING, ftEAn I NO, anti FATTENINGI• all kinds of DOMESTIC POULTRY, PHEASANTS, PIGEONS. and RABBITS; including alsd an interesting Account of the Egyptian Method of Hatching Eggs by Artificial Heat, with some modern Experiments thereon; also on Breeding, Feeding, and 31anagIng Ovine, 31 ilch Cows, and Bees. By BONINGTON MOUBRAY, Esq. " Mr. Illouhrny',, 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 language. The Au thor's aim seems to have been to avoid scientific detail, and to con vey his information in plain and intelligible terms. The con venience of a small poultry-yard. two or three pigs, with a breeding sow, :Ling of good ale, and a cow fur cream, milk, butter, and cheese, in an English country-house, appears indispensable; and to point nut how these may be obtained at a reasonable expense. seems to have been 31r. Illoulway's object. By adopting the plan of his work. any family may furnish their table with the luxuries at one-third of the price they are obliged to pay at their markets and the farmer and breeder may render it the source of considerable pmfit."—Farmer's Journal. 'V The Chapter a Brewing may be had sepassitely, to torn pith: the former Editions, price Is. Printed for Sherwood, Hilbert, and Piper, Paternoster.row. CHOICE OLD WINES. By Mr. WILLI/1.3M At the Mart, THIS DAY, January 26, at 12, FIGHTY-TW 0 DOZEN of very tine PORT, bottled in 1814, 1818, 1820, aod 1821; 38 dos= rich East India Sherry, 74 dozen East India and Brazilian Madeira. bottled in 1821 and 1822; 24 dozen Claret Chateau Margaux, 16 dozen sparkling Champagne. and 22 &sea Sauterne. The whale selected from the beat vintages, and will be regularly delivered, by permits, to any part of town or country to the respective purchasers Samples may be had by paying for and tasted at the time of aide, and catalogues had at the Mart., and of Mt. Williams, Thtogmacton.stmet. LIBRARY OF WELL. SELECTED BOORS. By WINSTANLEY and S'OS, ,tt the Mart, on TUESDAY, February 14, at 11 o'clock, bF order of the executors, THE LIBRARY of a private Gentleman, latetvle ceased, consisting of the Works of Johnson, FierdOngt Dryden, Swift. Hume, Corneille, PMdar, *erne, Pope, 1111W singer, Cook's Voyages, Bruce's, Hawkeqworth's. and Cartway's Travels, Cartwright's Journal, Cox's Spain, Gibbon's Milne. Plutarch's Lives, Robertson's America, Scotland and Charles flit tth, Johnson's and Steevens's Shakespeare, Campbell's Lives of the Admirals, Danials'i Rural Sports, Mutual Register, f/0112 1718 to 1814, 66 wok. and other Works by esteemed authors. To be viewed on Monday preceding and melting of sale, when. catalogues may be had at the Mart, and of Winstsnley and Suns, Paternoster-row. . . rllliE TRUE "DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC," 1 from i:e penetrating quality, Is found decidedly superior to any other ester's' application in promoting the natural circulation when in a torpid state, arising from cold, or other causes, and in giving vigour to the pasts affected. When promptly and copiously rubbed in. it cures Rheumatism, Chilblains. the Cramp, Sprains, and Bruises, Sec. If diasolved, and applied on the first appearance' of Chilblains, it prevents their breaking. The general use of this valuable Remedy ban Induced many per sons to sell spurious imitations of it, which are stitimut eftbct. That only is genuine which has the name " F. NetitYlly'^ engraved In the Govertunerit stamp on each bottle. Ptleetse gokikry Newhery and. Soni, Warehou s e fo! Dr. James's 'Powder, St. Paul's Church-yard tliut u rung per sons miatakwthe Howie, .obaerve that it is tl4e Third from Cheap'', side, the Number 45. Sold also by J Sanger, 150, OxfOrd.ititer ; Hewkias, Boad.atreet ; Hanle, Ludgate-stroll ; and Strolling, Royal Exchange. PALL-MALL, contiguous to ST. JAMS 'S PALACE. DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENEF With imnceifitt;iosseseiii;:eom" -- manillng — ; View of 'St. James's Park convenient attached sod detached Offices, &c. in excellent Repair, By Mr. ROBINS, (01Watirtek Hews, Hegeat.etreat,) At Carraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-a/ ley, Combill, on THURS DAY the 9th of trfarch,at 12 MM VALUAIItE ilTeLy o years, laid un a. L der the Cram for a I comprising a very excellent FAMILY ItESID NCE, recently repaired, finished in an elegant manner, and adapted for the accommodation of A F:I3IILY OF DISTINCTION . _ . desirably situate N 77, on the south side of Pall-Mall, command ing a fine view of St. James's Park ; containing on the upper story four bed-rooms for servants, a large dormitory, housemaid's closet. with water laid on ; a store closet, and closet with door to the roof. second story, spacious bedchamber in front, dressing room adjoin ing, with a closet and water-closet ; a capital bowed bedchamber, wills papered, windows looking to the Park, and a dressing room adjoining. First story; a morning room in front, walls papered and coloured, bordered blue, and finis hed with gilt mouldings, neat cornice, stat utory end Sienna marble chimney-piece, windows to the floor open ing.to a balcony, with ballustre in front, a roomy landing leading to a spacious bowed drawing room, windows looking to the Park, walls coloured in compartments, with pateras and gilt mouldings, statuary marble chituiry piece, neat cornice; door to the secondary staircase,a water-closet. • . Ground floor. a handsome entrance hall paved, walls wainscoted and . painted, cloak closet, fire-place, &c. An elegant light stair. case to the first floor ; closet under the stairs ; a capital bowed dir. ing parlour, walls stuccoed in compartments, and painted recess, for sideboard; neat cornice, and dove marble chimney-piece; win. dow opening to the lead fiat, with boxes of ivy. at the extremity of which there is an ornamental building, and a large reservoir of we. ter; a commodious secondary staircase from the basement to the upper floor ; 'attached anddetached domestic offices, suitable te.the establishment, well arranged and very convenient; wine, beer, and coal cellars, areas, &e. To be viewed by tickets. Particulars may be had on the pre mises ; at the Subscription Houses, St. James's street and Pall. mall ; J. U. Forbes, Esq. tio. 6, Ely-place, Holborn ; at Clans. way's:: and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regcnt.strcet, of whom tickets for viewiog may be had. BOOKSELLER'S STOCK. EIGIIT THOUSAND VOLUMES. By Mr. WILMA:IIS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew lane, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, February I, and Ten following Days, at 12 o'clock. A Valuable and Extensive COLLECT lON of BOOKS, in elegant Bindings; including, among numerous other magnificent and costly Works. viz.:— Folio—Le Musee Francaise. brilliant imp►essions, 5 tomes ; Musee Royale, 2 tomes; Musk Antiques, 2 tomes; lies Oiseaux de Pamilis„ 2 tomes; the. Florence, Haughton, Stafford, and British Galleries; Boydell's Shakespeare. 9 vnls. Ste. &c. Also, the Encyclopedia Britannica, last edition, '2O vole ; and many other select Works in various branches of therefore. Beautiful Topographical Drawings, Costumes, Books of Prints, &c. &c. To be viewed an Tuesday preceding and mornings of sale; and catalogues 'had at the Mart, and of Mr. Williams, Thin. VICINITY OF CLAPHAM. Detached Cottage Villa, with Carriage Drive, Offices.. Stahhi,g, Garden and Paddock, altogether about two Acres. TO be DISPOSED OF, by WINSTANLEY and SONS, a LEASE, for Mit years of a vet) neat dettiFlirtl' white stucco fronted COTTAGE VILLA. plealantly shoat* about three miles from the bridges, and in the vicinity of Clapham, containing elegant dining and drawing-rooms, both with Ville tian isindows, opening to the lawn and garden ; live best chump bets. two secondary ditto.' or TIUTheTIPP. potent ivater.clmet, a man's chamber, kitchen, scullery, dairy. servants -ball. and cellars; a 3.stail stable, chaise-house, cow-house. priultty-hduie, pipettes, and outbuildings ; a green-haw*, excellent and very ptuctive garden, with fruit wall to a southern aspect, and pad (!uck. Ilse whole containing about two acres. W . To be viewed, and further particulars had by applyiri to \The stanley and Sons. Paternoster-row. Excellent Household Furniture, Chimney Mirror:, Chin., Cut Glass, eight day Dial, and Miscellaneous Effects. By STEVENS and BRENOH LEY. On the Premiseo. No. M. Green-awn, Grosveror-to WEDNESDAY NEXT, February I. or n. Handsome and Genuine 110USEIIOLD FUR IL MITRE, late the property of John eltexens, Esq. de. ceased, comprising 4-poet, tent, and press bedsteads. with chimp, cotton, and other furninkre, excellent goose feather beds and bedding, wits,' mahogany winged wardrobe, chests of drawers, dressing-tables and glasses. easy chairs, elegant cut steel fenders and fire Irons, Brussels and Kidderminstet carpets and hearth rugs, chimney glass and mirrors. rosewood and mahogany card, sofa, and loci-tables, rosewood pattern chairs, suits of chints, cotton, and motine window curtains, pedestal sideboard, set of mahogany dining.tables, Turkey carpet, two book cases, sounting.hcuse desk, writing.tshle, china, cut glass, kitchen furniture, eight-day dial, and miseellanedus eflkets: May be viewed one day previous to the sale. and catalogues had on the premises, and of Stevens and Brenchley, 36, Old Jury. TEMACILD DiitE,LLING-HO(ISES. Near Finsburyientutre. ..exoneestediroin the Laistkinx, prodoehig Rental of 312 i. Ins- perannune, copoble of Onprerement, offer.. ing a moat eligihie losestment. • -- ' By Mr. 110140 A RT, At the Mart, TfilM DAY, Jan. 26, at 12, itT Tem t-Afik clileprltta acceptable offer be previtToky nude by . Prfrote Contract, A Compact and very eligible FREEHOLD • PILO. PERTY, consisting a Ten excellent sell-built DirsHiOlt boluses, situate in az, improriog .r.eighigtusiwod, Noe.. =Asset inclusive. NM' North -street, neer ronibury-uwere, in she ceettpil. "Pn of Mum- EarnseY4 Mono, teßtb. Whig, Ltioem,inisialch Coppigg, Story, Wilcox. and Nicholson, tartat4a IRA 41gsr rents amounting t 0 .3121.105. per =QUID. Ti vbe kayo of the tenants, and Particarots of Mr. Bvtlen, San*, 3, Now tiik me klists.s. IL 061 etrriallllfll s irJliirA i a.. iT SIDE 01 STAitilArt [DEN G& orrietworlA an P.NS x Alice WITH SAIALTY -POBBBBSION - . 3D.H .ODGA,HT, , • At the Mart,•TJAIS DAY , up/mama aceeptableofer bop:cries* ••, , . made .by private Contract. .• .• it VALUABLE LEASEHOLD, ESTATE, copaistiog of a substantial well-built dwellitsphmise in an eioeilent state of repair, situate upon the we s tern a ide of Stiwerford.hilf, wits a carriage sweep and portico entrance, the residernmandprefielltYlK Solomon Israel, Esq. who is removing so town.. The house coalmine five bedchannbvs, a toll,' dvawl'hi-vopell gently finished, 2.1 feet by 17 feet, a dining-reornli feet by-16 . 60, a breakfast room, commodious hall, water closet, cobra. swil-seife rooms. The basement contains an eicelientirisetten, back kitchen, butler's pantry, man-servant's chamber, store morn, and celligyr Dot wine, beer, and coals, with a double coachhotise, *ratan stable; harness room and loft ; a beautiful lawn planted with shrubs and evergreens, dry gravel walks, extensive fruit .tralls, gardens, fishpond, hot and green houses, melon ground, and orchard welt planted'with a choice selection of fruit trees. ON TH DESIRABLEE Ra OROUN The premises are well supplied with tine spring and soft water, and areleasehold for about. G 6 years unexplzed, at a groural.rent of 174,1,4. per annual. To be viewed by cards onIT, which, with particula7g, may be had of Mr. floggart, 6:2; Old Broad4treet, Rbyai Ezzaane,e; pant. cola!, aLw at thu Man. . • - . . HACKNEY. FINE MARL EARTH, WITH A WELL OF GOOD WATER. By Mr: HOGOART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY. the Vita Fe 6.11112, to Oaa 140., it BOUT TWO ACRES of FINE MARL, in three ri Grounds. called TERRACE:WALK. Melon-ground, artl. Kitchen-garden, situate in Tower.street Oats Lamb-lane Back , - ney, near Mare.striet, to which there is a a t rtway). Th e 'earth is to be excavated five feet front the surface, and tour years trill be allowed for clearing the same, and making bricks upoh Ake premises. gay be viewed at aoy time, and particulars had of Mt. War. them, solicitor, 10, Lambeth-road; at the Mart ; and at kr. iloggdrt, G 2, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, where a ramp!. of the marl may be seen. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD. TO be SOLD, by WINSTANLEY and SONS, The LEASE, with early poavession, of 11{n excellent RETAIL slipp and pwELLING-HOUSE, with private tntrance. most desirably situated in the best part of that great leading thotuvgi,. fare, the north tide of St. Paul's Church-yard, adapted to the I,i,r -po‘es of any retail trade, and now in the occupation of 3lr. Bryat.t, as an India warehouse, who is removing 4) Ludgate-hill. To be viewed, and further particulars known on application to. Willemley ant Sons, l'aternostcr-row. 31 ECK LE NBURG 11-SQC AR E. IVO be LET, Furnished, foe Three Years, or fora shover period, it desired, a very ceremonious FA.NIILY RESIDENCE, with suitable offices. garden', detached lush. house, laundry, coach-house, and stable, if required. • The preiniue are in complete order. containing six hid-rham. bets, a dre.tainc-room, orincipal and secondary drawleprooms; - dining-room, library, - handsome entrance-hall. store-roorn, two water.cliviets, two kitchens, butler's pantry, and L•nr.rer.ient eels larage, the whole hardscimely furnished, and fit ti.,r the occupttiors of a respectable establishment. For earth of admission, and further particular", apply to Wits. xtenley and flora, Paternoster-row. • . INVESTMENT. • . . ripo lie SOLD, a FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD I Eft.11.31, let to a respectable tissue, 00 list*ellar wit.pars unexpired, at such a price u will pay the purchaser 6/. pa cent. interest. _ Apply to Mesa: s. Winter ad Williarne, 10, Bettford.rov. This day is published. tour Volumes Live, pews 31. in boards, A CLASSICAL TOUR TIIROI:GIri ITALY.— By the bier. J. C. EUSTACE. Sixth Edition. with an Additional Preface by the Editor; and Translations of the various quotations contained in the Work, a ,Map of Italy. &c. Printed for J. 3lawman, Ludgate-street. Of whom ago may be had, A CLAS 4 ICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY AND SI CILY, tending to illusuate some Distracts which have net beta described by Mr. Custace in his Tour. Sir RIG/LIED COLT HOARE, Bart. Second Edition, two volumes [lvo. Price 11. 4s. boards.