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12 e: 4 - No. 7,376 NAVY-OFFICE, Jail! 29, 1826. 011 RE lbeht Honourable Me Lords Commirsioners ‘) . T his Najesti's Treasury haying appointed Money tOr *he Payment of Half.pay to Sea Officers, from the Ist of April to the 30th June, 1826. according to his Majesty's Establishment in that behalf, these are to give Notice that the several Pll7lllOllll will begin to be made at the Pay-Office, by tlx Treasurer of Ids Ma jesty's Navy, at Ten o'clock in the Morning, on the following Da vir Om n the 7 :h. Bth, and 11th of August , to A dmirals, Ca p tains. and their Attorneys. On the 10th. 1 1 th, 14 th , 15 th , and 18th of August, to Lieute nants and Oaplains, and their Attorneys. On the lith and 18th of August, to Masters, Surgeons, and Purim,' and their Attorney's. After which the Lists will be recalled the first and thinlWeilnea iLly in every Month, that all Persons may then and there attend o receive what may become payable to them ; and bring with tern an Affidavit, as required by Order in Council of 30th Joly, .!319, the Forms of which were published in an Advertisemeot f•ont this Office, dated 16th September, 1819, and may be pro. ,nsresl at the Office of the Treasurer of the Nary ; and in case any : the said Olken should not be able to attend themselves, but a.ploy Atteoneys fer that purpose. the said Attorneys are to pro. duce scimitar Affidavits from the persons they are employed by. Where Officers are abroad on leave, their Agents are to produce .ttested Copies of such leave, before the half-pay can be paid. And se by Act of Parliament passed in the 350 year of his late Majesty's reign, intituled, " An Act for establishing a mote easy and expeditious method for the payment of Officers b e longing to ids 51ajestyl Navy," it is enacted by 20 th C lauseof said Act, " that ifant Commissionedor Warrant Naval Officer, who shall be entitled to re,:eire half-pay, and shall be desirous to receive, ar.d be paid id the aaw,c at or near the place of his residence, he may apply to t Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy in London, to have such half-pay pita at or near the place of his residence, R.c. in the manner pointed w itty the said Act." And by a fur ther Act passed in the n ee d year of his late Majesty's reign, intituled, " An Act for enablin to g rite Offi y ; cers in his Majesty's Nary, and their Representatives. d r aw for and receive the i r half.pa" it is enacted by the first and third Clauses of the said Act, " that if any Officer in his Manse Navy, who !hall be entitled to receive any sum of mnney for at on account of his half-pay, shall be desirous of drawing a All of Exchange for the same, upon the Commissioners of his Majesty'e Navy, instead of receiving the same by Remittance Dill, be shall signify such desire, by letter to the Treasurer of his blaieate's Navy ; and that if any Officer In his Majesty's Navy 7:::aahtli Le entitled to receive any sum of Money for or on ac count of half-pay, shall be desirous of having his half-pay paid to hint by Extract, at any of his Majesty's Dick Vartls, where Clerks for the payment of Wages for the Navy shall reside, in stead of receiving the same by Remittance Bill or Bill of Exchange, h~ is to apply either to the proper Clerk at the Navy Pay Oh ice in London, or at the Pay Office at such Dock Yard, signifying midi his desire." Notice is hereby further given, that the half-n 'if endin the 30th June last, will commence paying on the in': Augu g st next, and all Persans desirous of drawing for, or of having their half-pay remitted to them, may apply as above directed. 11em —Bills of Exchange drawn under or by virtue of the Act above recited, are not liable to the Stamp Duty. No persons residing out of his Majesty's Dominions arc entitled to the privileges of this Act. SALES BY AUCTION. CAPITAL MANUFACTURING PREMISES, EARL'S-COURT. OLD BROMPTON. By Mr. SBUTTLEWORTH. At the Mart. THIS DAY, at It The 2d Battalion of the Grenadier Regiment of Guards arrived on the 211th ult. at Liverpool, from Dublin, and embarked in fiats the following day, for Manchester. A Detachment helonging to the 70th Regiment of Infantry em barked on the 23tIt ult. on board the Leighton transport, front Guernsey, for Canada. Detachments belonging to the 4th and 13th Regiments of bight Dragoons embarked yesterday morning, on hoard a steam vessel, from Billingsgate, for Gravesend, on mute to Maidstone. Detachments belonging to the 3:1, 41st, and 84th Regiments of Foot, embarked yesterday morning, at Billingsgate, a* board a steam vessel, for Gravesend, on route to Chatham. A Detachment of the 52d Regiment of Infantry marched yea. terday morning, from Westminster, for Brighton. Detachments arrived yesterday morning, by canal boats, at Pad. dingt De on, from Liverpool, on route to join their respective Corps and pots. A Detachment of the 7th Fuzileers embarked yesterday morn• ing, on board a canal boat, at Paddington, for Manchester, on ram to Chester. A Detachment of the 30th Regiment of Infantry embarked yet terday morning, on board a canal boat, at Paddington , for Man cheater. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Left at the BailltrUpt Office, wider 6 Geo. 4 app. 16, see. 6. Joey 111'1..e on, Cleinent's-lane, wholesale aSdF and leather-seller. (Filed Aug. I, 1826.) BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Srirrins LAZIMAS, jun., Dartmouth, Devonshirf, matinee, from July 29 to Aug. 26. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. JASIRs hon. London-road, Southwark, baker. Gaoaoa Massa, Derby, silk-manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. 11011 RAT EASTOATE, York, linen-manufacturer, to surrender Aug. 23, 24, and Sept. 12, at 11, at the Public UAW, Barneley, Yorkshire. Son citors, Mr Meuse, Barnsley ; and Mr. Lawreace,Dean's-court, Doctors' Commons. Moaners, Htene, Rochdale, Lsnetishire, flannel-manufacturer, Aug. 26, 26, at 4. at the Wellihgton Hotel, Itutisdale, Old Sept. 12, at 11, at the Star Inn, Manche-ter. Solicitors, Messrs. Hurdand Johnson, Temple ; and Mr. Acker, Rochdale. I:MAS/RA PARRINSDN, Whitby, Yorkshire, tracer, Aug. 5, at 10, 22, at 11, and Sept. 12, at 9, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Adling,ton, Gregory, Faulkner and Co. 14edfard.eirw. Joao Sinsettii, Cushion-court, Broad-Wweet. coadnerelrant, Aug. 6, at RI, 211, at 11, and Sept. 12, at 9, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hutt, Threadneedle-street. EDWARD limos, Blrmiiighaus, beass.tmeesisi. Aug. 15, 16, at I, and Sept. 12. at 9, at the Royal Hotel, Tempt Blimineham. Solicitors, Messrs. Norton and Chaplin, Gray's Inn j. and Messrs. Spaniel . and Ingi'Ly, Birmingham. Tarim As JAt Esitsr and Wit.trass Jataileirr e ialverpool, linen-mer chants, general-merchants, and commieskia-mpulta, August 30, 3 1 . and September 12, at 11, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Blackstock and Bence, King's Bench-walk, Inner Temple; end Mr. Brainier, Fenwick-street, Liverpool. , WILLIArt Twat. and WILLIAM 11011/10118, Burnley, Lancashlee, cotton-spinners and manufactruens, eattle.deulers, and farmers. August 31, at 5, September I, at 11, and 12, at 12, at the Thorn Inn Burnley. Solicitors, Mr. Christopher Sesiesley, Gardon-eourt, Templet aid Mews. Algoek and M'Cainnoelile, Burnley. Sir PAC!. BAOMOTT. Knight, Leonard Stanley, Gloucestershire, mer ' chant, August It, at 6, 12, and septet:fiber 12, at 10, at the Fleece Inn, Itudhurough, Gtoiiceitershire. Suitors, Mr. Charles Ellis; Yerulam. buildings, Grey's Inn ; and Messrs. Blocsome, Wells, and Blotsome, Duraley, Gloucestershire. Joan BAPTIST GALIROCI, Fort-street, Spltallields, silk-manufacturer, August S. IS, and September 12, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solici tor, Mr. James, llucklersbuty. Hear:Nos blooms, Suffolk-street, Battle-bridge, builder, Angtist 5, 12. at 10, and September 12, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Wirt. Solicitor, Mr. Santee, Chancery-lane. 1, 4 ;11.1.1All SSURRICR, Walsall, Staffordshire, wine and brandy-mer chant, August lh, 16, and September 12, at 11, at the Royal Hotel, Tem. pie-row, Birmingham. Solicitors, 3lessrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmor. ton-street ; and Mr. Joseph Parkes, Temple-street, Birmingham. SA:RVIIL WOOD, Manchester, merchant. August 25, 26, sod September 12, at 9, ut White's Hotel, King-street, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. Casson, Red-cross-street, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Taiatield-court, Temple, WALTIR BANTLICT, High Holborn, woollen-dreper, August 6, IS, and September 12, at I. at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Young, Poland-street, 01(0rd-street. THE ARMY. T _ H E extensive and valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, 1 comprising an excellent range of manufacturing premises, consisting of warehouses, workshops. engine -house, smithery, store-rooms, coach house, stables, brewery, important outbuild ings, and a productive garden ; the whole adapted for a manufac tory of any description requiring strength and apace. Also a sub stantial brick-built Residence, adapted fur a genteel family ; nine brick-built cottages, two tenements, and sundry out-buildings, producing a considerable rental. The Estate is held on leas , for a term of 21 years unexpired, at s low rent. May be viewed, and particulars had of Mr. Hertalet, Solicitor, No. 7, Northumberland-street, Strand; of Messrs. J. and S. Pearce, Phillips, and Bolger Solicitors. St. Swithin's-lane ; of Messrs. Andrews and Crafts, 'Solicitors, Winchester-street ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. VALUABLE REVERSION TO THE MANOR AND ESTATE OF CHURCH HALL, IN PAOLESHAM, IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, oil WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, Fr II E REVERSIONARY LIFE INTEREST of a II Gentlemen, aged 41, in tha MANOR and ESTATE of CHURCH HALL, in Paglesham, with the Lands and Premises thereto belonging, comprising an excellent Residence, four hun dred and forty-nine acres of rich arable, meadow, pasture, and wood land, with the rights, royalties, fines, quit-rents, and immu. nities, belonging to the said Manor. Very desirably situated in the parish of Paglesliatn, about six miles from Rochford, ten from Southend, and forty-six from London; a fine sporting part of the County of Essex. May be viewed with tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had any day previous to the sale, of Mr. Shuttleworth , 211, Poultry. Particulars may also be had at the New Ship, Hoch. ford ; Hotel, Southend ; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; Lion and bam b, Brentwood ; White Ilart, itomfm d ; at the Mart ; and of Messrs. Barrow and Vincent, Solicitors, Basinghall-street, London. NORTH FLEET, KENT. VALUABLE FREEHOLD TAVERN, AND ESTATE. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, unless an acceptable offer is previously matte by private contract, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the ill old-established TAVERN, known as the INDIA ARMS, delightfully situated at Northflect Hope, 20 miles from London, and about a mile and a half from Gravesend, in the county of Kent, immediately contiguous to the Anchorage-ground of the out ward-bound lndiamen, with a convenient landing-place for pas len gen by steam and sailing boats. The Tavern possesses excel ; 'nt accommodation for company and pleasure-parties, with out ohlecs of every description ; adjoining are TWO COTTAGES, with gardens; also, a CLOSE of MEADOW LAND, under which is a valuable MINE of CII A I.K and FLINT, and in front of the l'avern is an excellent WHARF, nearly 150 feet in depth. and about 80 feet in front next the river. The premises arc let on lease to anu arc in the occupation of Mr. unexpired Jones a very respectable tenant, for a orm, of which 12 veers are p, at a very low net rent of 1201. per annum. The Tavern is in full and improving trade, drawing 10 bans per month, with wines and spirituous li quota in proportion. The property altogether is particularly recom mended as a valuable a i - lpendage to a Brewery, and a secure invest matt fur capital. May be viewed with leave of the tenant, and particulars had any day previous to the sale on the premises ; at the Bull Inn, Dart ford; Falcon, Gravesend; Bull Inn, Rochester; at the blart; M and of r. Shuttleworth, 28, Po:lßu. DIVIDENDS. August 22. J. Cording, Strand, jeweller, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court —August 22. J. Brickwood. sen. J. Brickwood, jun. J. Rainier, W. Mor gan, and J. Starkey, Lombard-street, bankers, at iI, at the Bankrupts' Court—August 22. T. Hudson, High-street, St. Giles-in-the-Field', grocer, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—August 24. W. Winsor, Ivy-bridge. He. vanshire, victualirc, at I. at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth — Aug- 24.W.Mer co!, , Manchester, iron fog idea, al2, ut White's Hotel, Manchester—Augubt J. 23 . . Viaghtwiel Illt:enhammerton, Yorkshire, vintner, nt 11, at the chambers of S. W. Isumil, Esq. High Onsegate, Yorkshire—August 25. J. Ferguson, Catterick, Yorkshire, scrivener, at 11, at the Golden Lion Northallerton. Yorkshire--Angust 2.1. W. C. Thornthwaite, W. Ry land, and J. Wills, Fleet street, ironmongers, at 11, nt the Bankrupts' Court—August 23. J. Hayden, Southampton, bout-maker, at 12, at the office of Mr. T. Martell, Solicitor, Portsmouth. CERTIFICATES--Acousr 22. T. Gosden, Bedford-street, Covent-garden, bookbinder—W. Southern, Manchester, innkeeper—S. Stephen*, St. Michael's-alley, Pornbill, coffee house-keeper—M. Danis, Nicholas-passage, Nicholas-lane, Lombard street, merchant—S. Hooper, Leigh, Worcestershire. carpenter—J. Firth, Huddersfield, tailor—T. Dolby, Catharioemtreet, Strand, bookseller—R. Bright, Nassau-place, Commercial-road, haberdasher—T. Parker. Mac clesfield, silk-manufacturer—R. C. Mullett, Minerva.terrace Brixton, auctioneer—J. Pickman, Shoreditch, grocer — G. Camp, Watling-street, Cheapside, warehouseman—J. Millington, Bloomsbury-square, dealer In philosophical Instruments. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. D. Satin and Co, Port Dundas, aoda.makers, at the counting-house of Mr. James Charles, merchant, Glasgow, August 17, at 1. Peres M'Ets LAY, Laurieston, neer Glasgow, builder, at the Lyceum Rooms, Glasgow, August ft and 21, at L JAMS! WALLACE, Glasgow, manufacturer, at the Lyceum Rooms, Glasgow, August 3 and 24, at I. DAVID Leman:, Perth, merchant, at the Stet lon, Perth, August S and 31, at 2. HIDDBILWICE and Ken, Glasgow, Ironmongers, at the Black Bull, Glasgow, Angus. 4 and 21, at I, NIHON F , Glasgow, timber-merchant, at the King** Arms Inn, Glasgow, August 23 and September 6, at 2. JOHN . Tuossom, Edinburgh, ulster, at the Royal Exchange Coffee house, Edinburgh, August 21 and September 4, at 2. BLACKS!: am and Locuffe, Johnstone, drapers, st the counting-house of Mr. James Turnbull, accountant, Glasgow. August 10 and 24, at 12. ANDRIM trauma. ILlMeidgc Imeamager, at the 1001 Eutaw Coffee-house, Edinburgh, Adrist 21, it 1. James 11I'WALesa, Paisley, merchant, at the chambers of Mr. John Hart, Paisley, August 2S and September 11, at 2. JOHN M'INTT its, Glasgow, bricklayer, at the chambers of Mr. Robert Knox, Glasgow, August 26 and September 9, at 12. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. L. Hearn and It. Brown, Charlotte-street, Blarkfriare-road, book• binders' tool-cutters—J. Simpson and P. Howard, Liverpool, shipwrights —J. T. Illandford and J. W. Hacker, Yarnbrook, Wiltshire, carpenters — it. F. and W. Blows, Somerset-place, Huston, Webers—H. Collis and H. Roche, Berwick-atreet, wine-merchants—R. Miller and A. Anderson. Perth, tanners—H. Ritchie, J. Gordon, G. Alston, R. Scot, R. Duncan, .1. Fyffe, and C. Stirling. jun. Thistle Bank Company, Glasgow, as far as regards H. Ritchie—J. E. White and T. Haggzir, Taunton, manufacturers of starch and hair-powder—F. Vitton and .1. Chambers, Leeds, cloth merchants—W. Mason and W. May, Ipswich, cheese, butter, and bacon (actors, and potash-merchants—A. Itialkie and F. Mitchell, Upper John. street, decorative paintera—J. Hahne and It. Booth, Chiswell.street, Istioneers. • _ 12RITISII INSTITUTION, PALL.P4AI.I..—His MA -13 JESTY, with that liberality and condescending kindness with which he has always tonsured the objects of the BRITISH INSTITUTION, having platted at the disposal of the Directors, fur the purpose of immediate Exhibition, his PRIVATE COL LECTION of PICTURES, from Carlton-House Palace, the GALLERY is OPEN DAILY, twin Ten in the Morning until Six in the Evening. Admittance Is. Catalogue Is. WILLIAM BARNARD, Keeper. ROTT E It DA NI STEAM PACKETS, at REDUCED FARES- The Public ate reepectfully informed, the GREAT AN. NUM. FAIR at ROTTERDAM will commence the Second Week In August. The RING OF THEN ETHERLANDS, Capt. bows SLATTi. WEEN OF T II E NETHERLANDS, Capt. Jon s Fr:Anson. Depart regularly ev ery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from tbe Costom-house, at Eight o'clock in the Morning, for the conveyance of Passengers, Hones, Carriages, and Luggage, to Rot terdam, and will continue to do so until the End of November, at the Adhering REDUCED RATE of FARES. Travellers will be pleased to take notice, that by there Vessels provisions of the best description. and beds, are provided for them, which, together with pervisites to Stewards, and every ex pense. are included in the amount of the Fiats. Friee.pal Cabin., Three Crwincas.--Sterrage, Two Guineas each Perry:. Children, under ten years of age, half-price. IlmscA, g 7. GL ; Carriages, AL 63.; Chariots, W. :is. ; Gigs, 1!. 33. each. Fur further particulars. application to be made to the General OfEze, 3.18, Strand ; anti for securing Berths, to N. W. SYhIONDS. Agent, 7, Crescent, Minories. SOHO BAZAAR. CAPITAL AND EXTENSIVE•' PREMISES, DEAN. STREET, SOHO, AND OXFORD-STREET. By SHUTTLE WCQRTII, iwr On the Premises, on FRIDAY, the 11th instant, at 12, unless ae septable Proposals are made in the mean time by Private Contract, qIHE extensive and valuable LEASEHOLD PRE -1 ISES. comprising FOUR spacious substantial DWEL LING-HOUSES, situate Nos. 1, 2. and 5. Dean-street, Soho, and No. 403, Oxford-street, adjoining Mr. Tiolter's celebrated Bazaar, in Soho-square. The respective premises contain every suitable domestic accom modation, a large conspicuous shop, fronting upon Oxford-street, a cart-way entrance front Dean.street, a foreman's house, stables, ex tensive workshops, shads, and store-lofts, exhibition-rooms, and an open yard, forty feet by thirty feet. in the centre of the whole, form ing altogether a very superior establishment. The premises are held on lease, for long terms unexpired, at low rents. May be viewed, and particulars had till the sale, on the pre mises ; of Mr. Bolton, Solicitor, Austin-friars ; at the Mart ; and f Mr. Shuttlesiorth, 28, Poultry. !)URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan-1 cery, made in a cause of Louse'la against Lowutda, the CREDITORS of JOSEPH BARROW, formerly of the parish of St. Michael, in the Island of Rarbation, but late of Bury street, St. Mary Axe, in the city of London, Esq. (who died to the year IBM) are, on or before the 22d day of August next, to come in and prove their Debts before Sir Giffin Wilson, one of the 3lasten of the said Court. at his Chambers, in Southampton buildings. Chancery-lane, London ; or in default thereof they will peremptorily be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. STREET, MILLINGTON, and GILBERT, Solicitors, Pltilpot.lanc. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. DEATH -FETCH.—The MUSIC in this popular OPERA is just published at the Royal Harmonic Institu tion, Argyll Rooms, N'. 246, Recent-street. Where may he had. WEBER'S last IPERA, in three Acts; likewise various Ar rangements therefrom. LONDON LlST.—[From the London Casette.] AT TB/ COURT OF COMINIASIONSAII OF BANIIRUFTII. /TACIT, ON FRIDAY NAST. • Barton, J. High Wyrombe, paper-maker, adjourned last ex. " Barker, A. Somers-place, M'est. apothecary, 2d examination Collings and Maingy, llishopsgate-sleet, merchants, Ist examination II i)auncey, T. Cateefun.street, commission-agent, special affairs Harris, O. Battersea-fields, warehouse-keeper, 2d examination • II Lane, .1. Strand, cheesemonger, redeem mortgage Marsh, J. King's Arms-yard, wool.l,rokcr, adjourned last ex Peer., J. and G. Watling•street, merchants, special affairs Rolls, S. P. Old Fish-street, Ironmonger ;adjourned last examination II Thomas, J. King's Stanley, clothierTßY , ad LjoIST. urned last examination IS COUN Allen, J. S. J. and B. Birmingham, glass-cutters, at Royal Hotel, Birmingham,lst examination Carnes, C. Liverpool, glass-merchant, at George, Liverpool, Ist es Coupland, J. Liverpool, factor, at George, Liverpool, Ist ex Fairlie, Sir W. C. Liverpool, distiller, at George, Liverpool, Ist ex I France, Y. Wakefield, corn.factor, at Sessions House, Wakefield, Ist examination 6 Flinty H. Fearnhead, give -maker, Nag's Head, Warrington, Ist ex.. 5 (lough, R. Brislington, dealer, at Corn. Rooms, Bristol, proof debts.. II Hope, W. Bury, calico-printer. at Star, Manchester, tat es ii Johnson, A. and G. York, merchants, Mr. Gleadow's, York, cap. aff. 4 Lawrence, W. H. Bath, draper, at Bush, Bristol, dividend. Leigh, R. Manchester, warehousemen, at Messrs. Battersby's, Man- 10 cheater, 2d examination Itichard•on, P. Liverpool, victualler, at George, Liverpool, lit e 5. ... 2 Wainwright, H. and J. Liverpool, Gmbermerchants, at George, Liverpool, joint final dividend MR. BEAUMONT AND SIR J. SWINBURNE. (From the Nctocerae Chronick.] The following correspondence is published with the con sent of the parties : To T. W. Beaumont, Esq. Sir,—From the report of your speech at Shields, contained in the Tyne Mercury of July 25, it may be inferred that you re-assert die offensive expressions, relating to my family, contained in your let ter to Lord Grey , which was published in last week's A r•rrastle t l / 4 rouick ; while, at the same time, you declare, in an advertise ment in the same paper, " thst you will not advance any thing that can wound the feelings of others." With reference to this declaration, and to a written apology you sent to my father a short time after you left Capheaton, I have to request you will afford me some means of judging how 1 am to construe expressions so contradicto em ry. I rain, Sir, &c. Newcastle, July 26, 1626. C. H. BWINDURNE. To Charles Henry Swinhume, Esq. Sir,-1 cannot be responsible for the accuracy of the report of the speech at Shields ; but I can assure you that it was not my in tention to say any thing which might be construed into a re-assertion of the expressions contained to my letter to Lord Grey. I am sorry if, in the heat of a public speech, I have said any thing which might be so interpreted, for nettling is further from my feelings than to utter any thing which can be offensive to any part of your family. I am, Sir, your obedi ent Servant, Newcastle, July 26,1826. W. BEAUMONT. Just published. T HE Three following BALLADS, sung at the Royal Gardena, Vauxhall, nightly : " BUY A BROOM !" sung by Miss bore, composed by Henry It. Bishop. Price 2s. " BLAME ME NOT, MV GENTLE IJADDIE." Sung by '.lli,s Travis. composed by John Parry. Price Is. 6d. " DRAW TIIE SWORD, SCOTLAND !" Sung by Mr. &sham, arranged and composed by G. H. Itodwell. Price 2s. Goulding and D'Almarne, 20, Soho-square. ,-Ar GALON and Co.'s BEAVER HATS. at 21s. and 255. surpass all other for Beauty, Colour, Elegance, and Dura bility. Gentlemen who are paying high prices for inferior Hats, may now purchase of the Manufacturer, 393. Strand, opposite I:cell-street, a Ilat they can admire and commend. Drapers and Dealers who buy for ensll will find it the cheapest house in London No comexion wi h any house out of the Strand. QTAYS and ELASTIC BELTS.—YISTIRIN and 13 COMPANY submit to Ladies their fashionable CORSETS of vs ious unique patterns, which they engage to fit in a superior stle of elegance and beauty, however difficult the figure. The PATENT STAYS counteract and rectify spinal cur• vatures, and support and cure persons awry, invisibly making the rlrm appear perfectly straight and shapely, without any pernicious steel, padding, or walleye. ELASTIC BELTS, which reduce corpulency, visceral enlarge ment, umbilical hernia, local dropsy, relieve and strengthen ah dominal debility, and give comfortable support before and after ac. coachetnent. Country residents instructed to send measures. Letters must b. , post paid. Be correct in the address—No. 6b, New Bond -street, two doors from Brook-street, London. SMALES'S IVARRANTED PENS, of various de grees of hardness and shade, marked as follows .- 1111 very hard, for Etching, &c. 11 bard, for note hind. Fit fine and hard, for Ladies' letter hand. M medium, or general writing. S loft y , fine nib. SS ver soft. for heading Ledgers, &c. SB so ft , with broad nibs, for Lawyers, tv.c. Manufactured and sold at 138, Aldersgate-street, London, from Cs. to 20s. per 100. The Manufacturer suggests to persons resident to the country the necessity of rending their orders direct to his Establishment to London, as they will then secure the advantage of careful package, and be sure that no interior article is substituted for his warranted Pens. They may also be supplied with Writing Papers, Account Books, and Stationery In general. AcctbewT.—Mondsv evening, between six and seven o'clock, as five children, three of them belonging to a man of the name of Taylor, who sells fruit at a stall on Mount Pleasant, Coldbath-square, were sitting with their mother, on the pavement, a hackney-chariot happening to come down the hill from Gray's Inn-lane, at rather a quick pace. the reins broke, and the driver was unable to prevent the horses and vehicle from momentarily running upon the pavement among the children, before the mother could render them any assistance. Two of the five children es caped unhurt ; hut the three children of Taylor are all more or less injured. Medical aid being immediately procured, much fear was expressed for the life of the eldest, • girl abodt seven years old, who is inwardly hurt, one of the wheels having passed over her body. The two youngest (boys) a r e likel y to recover, thou g h materially injured. EISTEDDFOD.—The grand Congress of Bards will this year be celebrated at Brecon, under the patronage of Lord and Lady Rodney, on the 25th and 27th September. Mies Stephens, Mr. Brabam, Mr. Rolle, &c. are engaged to sing in English, after the auditory have been astonished In Welsh. NERVOCA COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. DR. FOT II ERO LL'S NERVOUS DROPS. — To those who are afflicted with Nervous disorders and their curious distressing affections, as oppression of spirits, head-aches, l.c.s of appetite, indigestion, spasms, tremors, fainting fits, and ebility or relaxation of the system. it is confidently recommended to have recourse to the above celebrated Medicine, from which they Are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perse verance it it agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-esta blishment of their health. Sold in bottles at 4s. IHI. ; Its. ; and 225.. by Butlers, Chyroists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Pau"', London ; b 4, Sackville-street, I fnblin ; and 73, Prince%Atrett, Edinburgh : Savory and Co. 134. New Bond-street, and 220. Regent-street; and by the principal Medicine Venden throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, Dr. FOTHEROILL'S TONIC FEMALE PILLB, recom mended in general debility of the constitution, also as a safe and etcdlent remedy in those periodical irregularities which females. of delim e and languid circulation, more e specially the younger part, ar e li a bl e to. In boxes, at le. lid. and 2s. 9d. - ~ .....--...—...--...- • -••••••••--- - . . . . . . . ~ PIT Cent • • e ; / • . . 4 $ e l.4( f l i .. A L ......_.. ':1 , . - , 4 %%14 . _.,,,,, . . • ~.. • - • • —_,•,..V"..4/ 4 • , , -,. - .. .:,--• , ... . . ... t? ........„. ....: , ... - No , i , i i i ,.. ' ~ k • ..,,-.- '..,_ ../.t...., - . ....,- • ...Or' .f.,.. ~JO . .-- . . , ,° 77 ' ... ‘ j :‘. I .1 ./ . '. -." -.,.. . , ~/ ..... 4 •. \ • .., . IV .' •. ~ ,t., ... 4. 1 r° :. •. ' . e 4 Alivf 4 • fl ' e l ir .‘i. .. ' ... 7 ' • ''). 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The t.olders of Foreign ha.. gars were asking higher prices last week, on account of the general improvement in trade, but the transactions dere limited. COFFEE.—The public sales of Coffee last week went ot at en. advance of Is. a per cat., but the market was in a very Huctuath in g and uncertain state ' • St. Domingo sold at 45 a. and 45 e . 6 d. There were two public sales today, 116 casks and bags British Plantation ; the whole went off• with great briskness, at an irregu. lar advance of 29. a ss. per cwt.; good middling Jamaica, whirls had been valued 81s. and Split 87n. 6d. a 905.: fine fine OPP nary, which last week sold 51s. A 525., sold 56*. a v..; good orsti.. nary sold 481. a 50s. There was no Foreign Coffee in the sales, and the holders generally will not sell ; the nominal price is 465. a 48s. for St. Domingo. TEA.—Tea temains steady, about the India gouge sale prises. RI, 31, Riter SDY..„ond HOLLANOS.—The Rum market was decidedly more firm bit week no 'Rewards could he purchased under 15.11.1., but 2 and 4 over could be bought at the sante mice ; yesterday there was a considerable agitation in the Ram market on account of a meeting of the London distillers, 'about the propriety of advancing Corn Spirit, on account ci the reported state of the present crop; we understand the measure was unanimously trp 7 proved f, tut for the consideration that the Scotch diatillen wed* make another effort to get their Spirit into consumption in Etas. land: they, therefore, separated without say decided resolution. but the general opinion is, that the measure will shortly be an nounced ; the rise was reported about 641. per gallon ; the holders of Rum, in consequence, evince no inclination to sell for the pre sent.—Brandy and Geneva unvarierl. SILK.—The partial briskness in the Silk tnnla hat again fallen off; the late advance is, however, maintained, picularly Raw Silks are held with firmness. FRUIT.—In consequence of the brisk demand for Valet:la Raisins, and the quantity on hand being small, the proprietors are asking a further advance, and bold out for 50.., which it is believed has been obtained ; Red Smyrna Seising are in consequence more ocuAlt after, but the holders of those also are demanding blithe price -4; in other descriptions no alteration. TOBACCO.—The purchases of Tobacco since our last are con. fined to about Mt hhds . Strips at Sid :, and a few small parcels of Virginia Lcar 3d. a 3td. IRISH PROVISIONS.—Beef and Pork are onvaritd, there is no demand. Butters, which fell materially on account of the rains a week ago, and the large importations from Holland, are again held with much firmness, on account of the return of dry coyer weather. Bacon is steady about Ills. WOOL.—There Is a little business doing in Wool, which ena4 us to give quotations; a partial revival In the todeis paled ; tit? quantity of goods on hand is inconsiderable ; the im ports of Wool have been limited for some time past, but the mete are still extensive. HOPS.—Tha accounts from the Hop digtricts are very favour' able; the burr, which only appeared at the top of the plant , is now generally sprea ding in the lower branches, yet the most experienced seem to be of opinion that the duty was too suddenly advanced; it has fluctuated since this day week at 175,0001. to 18.5,0001.; the , estimate this day 180,0001.; there arc no hoptt of 1825 kft in the market, except some Sussex pockets, which are about 101., and Hops of 1825 are nominally 71. HE3IP, FLAX, and TALLOW—The Tallow market is little varied, 335. 6d., Ind for the new 345.; the new Hemp is of a very lhferior quality, 351. is the nearest price. and 371. tor the old. Flax continues in request, in consequence of the destruction of thit crop; St. Petersburgh 12 head 321. a 331.; Watt P. T. R. 371. The letters from St. Peteriburgh are to the 15th ult.; the Exchange iwas 2d. I.lGth. OILS.—The vague accounts front Greenland are to the 10dx June ; the failure of the Fishery is stated, but the retort is of an old date, and has little effect on Oils ; the holders are, howev e r more firm, and will net cell but at en advance. Rape and Spool Oils are also held for higher prices. EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON IN THE RIVER DEBEN. I TO BUILDERS, PLASTERERS, STATUA RIES, MASONS, AND OTHERS. EXTENSIVE STOCK AND UTENSILS IN TRADE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AND EFFECTS, &c. &c. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, On the Premises, Dean.street, Soho, in the course of' the present Month, THE valuable and extensive STOCK and UTENSILS in TRADE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and EF FECTS of Mr. Carter. The Stock consists of scaffold poles, boards, cords, pulleys, ladders, crosses, stuff boards, tubs, pails. buckets, yokes, sieves, screens, steps. tressels, hoisting engines, blocks and tails, and olocks and chains, hoisting wheels, wheel-barrows, rules, moulds, trucks, carts, saw.machine, large lathe, fly press, plaster, corn and colour mills, dressing machine, drawing boards, casting tables, trammels, marble chimney pieces, a large quantity of rare plaster ornaments, ancient and modern, a large quantity of inlaid ornamental pavements, wrought and unwrought stone, fire-bricks. and numerous other useful articles. The Furniture consists of the usual assortment of upholstery and cabinet articles, plate, linen, china, glass, books, wine, and miscellaneous effects. May be viewed two days precious to the sale, when catalogues may be had on the premises; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 20 Poultry. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Parisian Clock, and lilisccllancous Articles from Abroad. By Mr. BULLOCK. At his Rooms, 211, High Holborn, TO. HORROR, at 12, OOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , a nd man y vlr Miscellanies of a Gentleman, including a gilt Parisian clock and a time-piece, a capital siz-octave cabinet pianoforte, lamps, lustre., chimney-glasses, Turkey carpet of large dimensions, ivory knives and other cutlery, china and glass, foreign furniture, &c. Also, a variety of bedsteads, with beds, mattresses and bedding. two handsome mahogany wardrobes, chests of drawers, basin and dressing-stands, twelve excellent dining-room chairs, eight ditto claw, card and centre tables, carpets, nil-cloths, chimney, pier and dressing glasses, curtains, India matting!, kitchen requisites, &c. 31ay be viewed until the sale, and catalogues had. W I liii:MACrkS),HotrlTJLoicl Westaigl! 2Melts. No. 20, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden, begs leave most respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has on Sa il a quantity of PERRY, CIDERS , AL ES, and STOUT, of serior quality and flavour, in casks or bottles, and at very low prices. ••• The Trade supplied on reasonable Wm& SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, Jury* 31. Arrived the Turners, Leaden, from Antigua—sailed 10th June ; Vere, Allen, from Alexandria (Egypt) and Milford; Vittoria, Gray. from Bremen ; New Hampshire, Snow, from New Origami and Cowes ; Jane, Campbell. from Pictoo and Cork ; Laurel, Hunter, few Hamburgir ; Florida, Tinkham, from New York— sailed let July : and Leeds. Stoddart, from New York—WWl NTS' July; Charlotte Louisa, from Bremen; William Parke, from Jamaica: and Kent, Cummins, tinm AfriCa. Five brigs and two snows off at eight. The Ganges, Milford, from Liverpool for Calcutta, was spoken 28th inst. in lat 80. long. 8. The inst., Highest, from Liverpool for New Orleans, off Belize 13th June. The Camillus, Peck, from the Clyde, has arrived at New York. The New York, Prince, from Liverpool, has arrrived at Boston. The Jason, Cavan. from Liverpool, has arrived at Baltimore. The Selima, Longfiell, from Liverpool, arrived at Mobile 9th June. The Julius Cwsar, West, from Liverpool, arrived at Phila delphia 29th June. The Thule, Pillsbury, from Liverpool, has arrived in Hampton Roads. The Hankineon, from Liverpool for llavannah, was spoken in the Old Straits. The Delta, Clinknn, from Liverpool, has arrived at Boston. The Olive and Eliza, Se emu, from Liverpool, has arrived at Portsmouth, N. H. The Sappho, for Smyrna, sailed this morning, and put back with loss fore top-mast. Sailed 30th July, the Sir John Kean, Newland, for Buenos Ayres and Valparaiso; Hermes, Le 3lesurier, for Havannalt ; Cynraure, Colburn. for Boston; Franklin, Hardie, for Phil delphia; Gleaner, Jelluaon, for Portland, A. S. ; Governor Strong, Wyer, for Alexandria, A.S. ; Robert AVilson, Arnold, for New ; York; Matilda and Susan, Fox, for Barcelona; l.eddel, Thomp son, for Archangel; and Annegina, Portjee, for Rotterdam. FaLstoevi, JULY 30.—Arriced the Active, Banks, from London. Sailed the Lord Melville packet, for Buenos Ayres.— Wind E. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 31.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Cal. I Hope, from a cruise; and the Concord, Jacobs, from Watertoto Wind S.E. DEAL, JULY 31.—Sailed about noon, with the rest of the out ward-bound. the Britannia' Walker, for Bombay : Sovereign. Adams, for Jamaica : Jean Stewart, 111‘Kenzie, for Santa Martha; and the Hyndman, Sergeant. for Demerara. At three p. in. an American ship, from the River, is passing, reported to be the Mer cury, Boit, for Roster). Wind S.E. CARDIFF, JULY 29.—The Chesterfield, Watson, from New. port to Viana, has completed her repairs, and will commence taking her cargo in again. I.:Lst NOVE. JUL Y 13.—The Sylvantts. Gaeterell, ofSurde land, is reported to be at anchor between Hornbeck Bay and the Ham mer Mills. PARIS, JULY 29.—The Victoire Aglae, Bliley', was wrecked on Demesnes' previous to the 7th inst. Part of the crew saved, and arrived at Riga. CUSTOM HOILTSE,JuLY H. SHIPS ENTERED iIIWAND.—The Fox, Fox. from Ostend; Earl of Clancarty, Boxer, from Rotterdam; Afileck.,Tell, from To bago; Annesley, Pollan!, from St. Petersburgh ; Esperanre, Van Oeyt, from Antwerp ; Leeuw, Verbruggen, from ditto ; Fowler, Robinson, from Danuic ; St. Johannes, Kramer, from Nemirow ; Vrouw Antje, Ommen. from Neaharlingerziel; Heinrich, Boom garden, and Vrouw Elizabeth, Brahms, from Emden ; Blockett, and Voyager, Anderson, from Sr. l'etersburgh ; Vrouw Maria Anna, Vander Weeg, from Antwerp ; Placidia, Fair. dough, from Dantzic Vrouw Janns. Wnllenstein, and Veiny ' Antura, Heyen, from Emden; Ann's Resolution, Thornton, from Rostock ; Linnet, Thompson, from Aalborg ; Friendschip, Beale, from Riga; Sites et Fides, :Moller, from Christiania; Bertha, Schurdt, from Konigsberg ; and Elizabeth, Minter, from Dublin. ENTERED OUTWARD.—The Hamburgh, Woad, for Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ; Calthorpa„ Newton, for Copenhagen and Elsinore; Union, Clench, for Trieste and Venice; Bellessima, Warren, for St. Petersburgh ; Hayti, Stevenson. for Rotter. dam; Rotterdam, Laming, from Rotterdam; Duke of Bronti, Harris, for Jamaica; Industrie. Massuque , for Marseilles anti Nice; 'Jong Johanna, Lifters, fcr Ostend, Brtges, Itnd Ghent; Wellington, Edwards, for Cork. CLEARED OUTWAID.—The Nesbitt, Nockells, for Jamaica; Drie Luster, Schoon, for Amsterdam ; Lively, Ford, for Malta and Smyrna; Countess Mansfield, Sitewright, for Hamburgh ; Isabella, Petcock, for Trinidad; Margaret, Spink, for Rostock; Henrietta Lammert, for Memel ; John and Robert, Swintrin, and Christopher, Knight, for Quebec. CLEARED OUTWARD TO IRELAND.—Active, Hutch n2,s, fOr Dublin; Melanctho, Price. for Waterford. The following is a copy of a letter, addressed by Mr.' John Smith, of Woodbridge, to the Editor of the Ipswich - Journal:— Early on Tuesday morning the town and neighbourhood pre ~ If you can spare room for this communication I will thank you sented an unusually lively and gay appearance, fr o m t he variety o to insert it, to convey to your readers a notice of a phenomenon of* flags and emblems displayed on flag staves, and from the windows kind heretofore unobserved in the river Deben, between Word. A triumphal arch was erected by Messrs. Olver, and the large bridge and the sea. Eels to a great extent, in respect both to num. room at Selley's having been found upon inspection not to be large bet and size, have died. The oldest fishermen of this port and river enough to contain more than half the number of persons who were recollect nothing like it. They go the length of expressing their desirous of procuring tickets, in order to remedy this defect, the fear and belief, that all the eels between the sea and higher up than bow windows at the head of the room were taken out of the frames, Woodbridge have perished. In this they are probably not correct. and a platform constructed on a level with the floor, extending over The ferryman at Woodbridge declares diet he bad himself SCCR the whole breadth of Green B a nk Q ua y. Wh en t hi s w a s covered dead on different days within the last fortnight ' a tumbrel loath, over with canvas, and flags and temporary windows had been fixed some as big as his oar, and a yard long, or more.' He added, tbat in at the end of it, and the whole decorated with evergreens and for some days before the last spring tide. ' the water and air stunk ribands uniformly with the room itself, i t h a d a very beautiful with them' The late high tides carried them away. Some hogs effect, and gave to the whole the appearance of one long and richty lower down are said to have made early dis cover y of the savour y ornamented apartment. banquet. They are described as exhibiting a ludicrous scene. rue- At four o'clock the Stewards ushered Sir Richard and the corn- ning about with an immense eel dangling out of their mouth ; piny into the great room, which presented a most elegant ap- chased peradventure by their envious messmates, or two or more pretence. hugging at an unfortunate individual. I heard a gentleman de. On the removal of the cloth, Dr. EDWARDS proposed the follow- dare , that he counted on the Sutton bank of t he river, o vp os:to ing toasts:- Woodbridge , seventy-five dead eels, in a space , if I recollect right, " The King," three times three. Tune, " God Kaye the King." of five yards. lam told that an unusual mortality among the same " The Duke of York and the Army." " Duke of York's animals has been recently observed also on the Orwell ; I knew ' March." not if to an extent at all equal to what I have described on th e De. "The . Duke of Clarence and the Navy," " Rule Britannia." ben. lam not aware of any unusual occurrence that can be teasel:- The CHAIRMAN gave the health of Sir R. Vyvyan, Bart. ably looked to as the cause of this phesotnenon. No other species of with three times three, (great applause) and may he long live to be fish has died. Some ascribe it to the heat of the weather. I. our Representative in Parliament. (Cheers.) Tune, " Britons am not disposed to think this an adequate cause. That 1 strike home." the temperature of rivers has been higher than common Is very sir RICHARD Vrvitsal rose amidst cheers from every part of likely. In the Mersey, the warmth of the water has been two do the room. He commenced by expressing the high sense he felt, greets higher this summer than for ten years past. A thermometer. Mid the gratification he expenenced, at the reception he met with plunged into the floating bath at Liverpool (where a regular reps from his friends that day, and the sincere pleasure he had in ter is kept) indicated the high temperature of eighty degrees. But meeting so large and respectable a body of his friends end consti- this is not likely, I should think, to kill, or even to dirurb the bent'. He next commented on the events of the late election, and tranquillity of an eel. They have not, as far as I have observed Or succerefully proved that he had ever been the friend of Mr. Tre- heard, suffered in ponds or ditches. And it is well known that mayne. Ile next adverted to the general state of England in par- cold, not warmth, is the dread of eels; and land &oils, not Hauler, and of the other Powers in general. He ridiculed, on the drought, their bane. If this communication should attract the no. subject of the Catholic Question, the absurd charge of being an tice of any one desirous to investigate the point, and not asquatnted Ultra Tory—if he were to be named at all, from his aversion to with the locale of the Deben, it may be well to add, that no gas any further concession to the Catholics, he should be called an machinery, nor any thing whatever connected with deleterious Ultra Whig, for the Whigs were the persecutors of the Catho. matter (except the ordinary lime kilns), exist on or itear the course lies, and a Whig party drove a Catholic Ring from the throne, of the Deben. Is it possible, that the atmosphere, saturated as tt while the Tories were the party that eve r defended the Catholics, may lately have been with electric matter, can have had any ere and for more than a century endeavoured to bring about their res- pathetic influences over the peculiar property of (one species at toration. He then turned to the subject of our Navy, and took oc- least) the genus under air notice? Or is it an ascertained fact, casino to speak at length of the super:or and manifest advan ages that the g of Falmouth Harbour. He trusted t he time would not be ere gymnasts electriceu only possesses any portion of this girt cific singularity ? great things would be done for Falmouth. lie would pledge _ ____ -- himself ever to be its friend, for in befriending Falmouth, he was convinced he benefited the country. He avowed himself DREADFUL FIRE.—A FAMILY OF NI NZ PIRCONR the friend of Government while they were true to their prin. BURNT.—On Tuesday night, the farm house, at Inverug eiples; but would be their determined enemy as soon as they las, occupied by A. Bell, ground officer on the Inverness deserted that line of conduct which had raised England to her shire estate, Badenoch, was burnt to the ground, and proud pre-eminence over the nations of the earth. the whole inmates, consisting of his wife, seven the Th f e oll b o a w n i d ng t , he a n mo p n la g yed oth ' i : r ß toss ritons ts: _stli,ke Th h e om iv e , o " od su en cere d iv ed all l , z children , and a tailor lad from a neighbouring parish, were " Rule Britannia?' " The Duke of Wellington and the Army," burnt to ashes. The unfortunate man was front hosier, " See the conquering Hero comes." The healths of Earl Falmouth. procuring meal for his family and neighbours. It is imp- , Lords De Danstanrille, Exmouth, Melville, Clinton, and Lotl .—T that the fi re originated from a spark from th e turf ta t Combermere and the lndian Army , were also drank. the open f i re-p l ace, an d t h at , owing to the combustible ma.. G posed TRIAL or Ma. E. ."-Wesartztohis important serials of the dwelling, the fire spread so rapidly while the criminal inquiry will in all probability take place on unhappy family Were asleep, that when they were awoke, Thursday, the 10th of August, and will occupy a long half suffocated and stupilled by smoke, they were unable tO space of time. We understand the Counsel for the Crown escape from the flames; but this is mete conjecture, flit are Mr. Scarlett, Attorney-General, Sergeant Cross, Mr. now remain mien the cireninalenco et their awful filth—. Brougham, and Mr. Williams.-.4lfaccksfuld Courier. lowness JorrnaL DINNER AT FAL MOU BATHRT.O T SIR RICHARD VY 31. P. VALUABLE IMPROPRIATE RECTORY. By Mr. SHUT TLE WORTH. At the Mart, on THURSDAY, the 1 7th inst. , at 12, in One f m ' . ALL that desirable ESTATE, in the County of /..ar folk. comprising the IMPROPRIATE RECTORY of WORM EGAY. with the GREAT TITIIES arising from obi tat 2.500 ACRES of LAND, now let to the owners and occupiers for the year ending at Michaelmas, 1026, at low rents, amounting to gether to 4:.01. Also FIVE ACRES of GLEBE LAND, and a PUBLIC HOUSE, wilt requisite Buildings, and about FIVE ACRES of LAND, part Freehold and part Copyhold, situate in Wormcgsy aforesaid. I The only outgoings affecting the Tithes are a stipend of 201. per annum payable to the perpetual Curate, and the repairs of the Chancel. lVormegay is distant five miles from the port and borough of King's Lynn, and the roads in the neighbourhood are of the first quality. For particulars . apply to Mr. Shuttleworth , Poultry, London; and to Messrs. NI hincop and Lane, Solicitors, Lynn. Nos. 14 and 15, LA NOIIAhI.PLACE, The Residence and Propertyy Mr. of WiICOX , liam Haygarth, Esq. deceased. B At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d inst., at One precisely, Lot 1. CONVENIENT MANSION, finished in a au v perior style of elegance and durability, with domestic offices of every description, suitable for a large establishment, very eligibly situate in the vicinity of Portland-place and Cavendish. square ; the principal apartments are of noble dimensions, and the whole in perfect repair. Lot 2. Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, built in uniformity with the adjoining mansion, containing eight chambers, handsome drawing-rooms, commodious dining parlour and library, with suit. able offices. The premises are in a perfect state, and are held on lease for 99 years, at low rents. Printed particulars to be obtained of Mr. Allen, Solicitor, Clif. ford's Inn ; at the Auction Mart; and of the Auctioneer, 25, St. Jiunes's-stroet. icr, nay, past ary, cc her and M•+. ring. et • Yot, kr- the ing. ra. _ iw i foe 'ask • r. lai