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/ r/ t /. ; • 4", - i 7 ) ,2 )_,• itinttir) l'(• ('r•lri . \. . - , / !:f -. will hos Lord )Cher rib- L. Tot's ha right Atte& Wed, el for 3. yr- be t attar named. Esc 'dart!, f. r Meg Mcs A !:as :c win rev 111+4. ;tilted ;hat atm rinttsrs.or tn. oster.il oit o th i er .11esNrs ofd ctatanal sa l 41 cv.is.: at wG , isch SO. nc C11004141' has tier, tl'•:re art tha to I ). of Shot Jr 21.1 23 ha Heck with c o the with Nit'. wa omit, ,3 " 1 nut tasi'l Ws, nest. ribibitor IS who boa I I men an , insitlentio art in i• the 0 I m y 5 to 4 Wit* All tt 1 s 1 !I mile. r• -r 1 1.1 On S and to Ow woe loon. 141 n 13 1.,) IS 11 43 If; r r and I Dern in that an ,l is loym ess 0 Ins, can be its whoa. ill Ds tr.' .ver, kel 4 merits of i d o s ! pqn. 0 5. after I " 4'. CAal."ll No. 6,790. ST.-frit INERY OFFICE. Se i re. 7, 1824. fiVIE l'•triplowit.t . of Me Statimiery syp.,. is sedgy roc , ve Tenders for sundry anialts of SM .1.1.1. .TI HI Es, s,/,. • Packing-rims, rapes, Farrit, Pins. A imanirks, w a s, Curd, Pewter Inkstands, Rulem, iVafer i, earth CU: C.lnltynank, Files, Straps, Marking Pads, Leather Bags, S. and Indian Rubber. t• inizul..rs of Contract may he had, and simples of the articles sera, at th: Stationery Office, Jaitim-streft, Iluekinghant Gate, evel day, between the bouts of ten and f ur until the 18th urrAM. pit , )i.))Si:i) SIIIP CANAL, FOlt TILE JUNCTION OF ENOIASII AN!) llHls'fol, CHANNEL& rim I: CONINIIIIf HE of 31.1 NAGEMENT have re from Mr. Telford a preliminary Report of the moat for , tts do character, seal highly encouraging to the prosecution of dos etatit undertaking. The necessary Surveys are proceeding with, tusler Mr. l'elfurd's direction, and when completed. the Goan:atm will have the satisfaction of convening a Meeting of the Sobir.b,a, t *determine upon such further measures as may be hapedirrit. la the mown time. banks are open for Subscriptions, upon pay. pig a ezposit of 11. pkr Stare, at Messrs. Ilassuquet and I a., Lmbsrl-street ; 'Messrs. Spooner, Atten d s, and Co.'s, grace. church-weft: 3lessri. Fry iusdt;o.'s, Si. Milred's-court ; Minn. Cmurs, and Co.'s, Strand; Hewer. Ihtiminelitt's, l;haring-Pros,; aryl Messrs. Ilamtmrslcy . and I Pall-Mall. And any kirthar rdermatlett may be obtained by application to Mews. king and Lakin, Nu. 3. Ilray's lnmailuare; 31r. Clarke, Chard, Somerset shirr: Mews. Edmonds and Wolfe, Change-au, Curnhill; and Mr. Fortune, 22, Lombard-street. METKOI'OLITAN MA) CAPITAL DIALi 11.1r11 COMPANY. :CTONS. R. C. Barlow, E. William Somerville, M.D. Major Kate? Alexander Blair, C.l. Benjamin Oakley, Esq. linfßans frakneg, Esq. M.P. Lott: Viscrnnt bounties. Adrniral Lord Colville air IY . Gougrere. Bart. 31 P. Jacob 11. Busk, Esq. Wiliam Rusk, Esq. AUDITORS. 01.. k. Sharp, Est I Robert Ord, Esq. Wahaui Rusk, 1..94,, VANKEIM Xmas. Payee, and Smittp4. Alanaion.howw , plwe; and leisn. Lawmenley., Dmniwood. Drew and Co. Pall.nrall. ENi.I r,:11 i. Mean. George and John Rennie. SOLICITORS. Moues. Sweet, Stoker, and Carr, No. 6, nabinghaii..SOCcL SCCRETARV. George Wright, Esq. THE object of this Company is to bring home the Benefit* of SEA WATER BATHING to the whole of the Population of the Capital. For :his purpose it is intended, in the first place, to procure an Act of Parliament for the Incorporation of the l7ompany, and af terward., by means of Steam Engines& and Metal Pipes, to bring 5 csnstant considerable stream of Salt Water front the Sea to bon d*,, and to font' Five or more Establishments of Public Baths of great elgAnce, and upon an extensive scale, in different parts of all of which are, by the above Meals; to be kcpt con wally supplied with renewed real Sea WWI?. Each establishment will comprise Wann Baths. Vapour, 3ledi. cord and Shower Baths, private and distinct Cold Baths for la dies and Families , thc like single ones fur Gentlemen; a very large Public Pkioure or Swimming Bath (wholly or sea water) covered is A second very considerable Swimming Bath of thc like water, tv the use of the less opulent. The whole to be open to the public at varied, but very moderate charges,. _ At rich estnbliiliutent it is lu"rtliia intended to pruside Swim- MOT. il 7 ith a view to extend the utility of the measure as whlelr pissible, it is also intended that llospitals arid other Charitable Fstittri,.ns of all descriptions, and belonging to all persuasions, skit be supplied with ►uch quantities of sea water as they may re quite for the use of their patient., to be carried home to their re. spcctisc estwblishments, either gratis, or at the lowest possible rate of actual emt. It is further intended, upon one day in each week, to open the sceinilary Swimming paths, for the use ofJourneymen Tradesmen, and .Hhsr claw,' of the Populace, at n rate of charge not to exceed thy ...pence, or at oto,t four-pence, for each person. The Capital of the Company will be divided lido 10.000 Shares, of Au!. each. An immediate payment oft kie Pound per Share will be required. Further calls will he made, the tint not to ex reed Four Pounds per Shan., or any subsequent one Five Pounds per Si: cc, at reasouithle intervals, at the discretion of the Di ricors. The affair. of thl Company will be conducted by Twelve Di - rector., with liberty to add to their number■, and the assistance of Vice Auditors. ThreCton 11111 st 11014 not km% than Twenty Shares each—Autlitrrt not ien th.ut Ten Shares each. Each Shareholder having Five shares. will be entitled to One Vote; Fifteen Shares, to Two Votes; Thirty Shares, to Three Votes; Fifty Shares, to Four Votes; One Hundred shares, to Five Voter ; and Two Hundred Shares, to Six Votes in the eon. eems of the Company. Females will be allowed to vme by proxy. The Prospectus, comprising a fuller development of the views, and further particulars of the regulations of the Company, may be had at Messrs. Sweet, Stoke, and Carr's, No. 6, ItasinghalL street; Messrs. Cape', t:herton, and /'undo, Stockbrokers, Royal Exchange; Nlc..i.srn ll'olfe and Edmunds. No. it, N'hanittualley ; Messrs. I)exoete and Roches, No. tin, Old Broad:street ; or at Messrs. tale and Caterer's, No. Hit. Pall-mall. Appliestions for Shares ( post paid) adders'ed to the Directors will be received by any of the parties last named, or by the Bankers PATENT Eel/NI/MICA L CHAMBER LAMP, AND UNIVERSAL SUBSTITUTE FOR THE CANI/LE. Frill IS Invention embraces every essential to render it arquisi l ion of great importance to the public, and bas a s:roog chain, to universal adoption, as a truly valuable domestic t. t. The Patentee presumes to state its superiority over every other lamp that has been produced in this country, or perhaps in te world. It gives a brilliant and invariable light any length of nr:e required, and can be regulated to burn till the approach of day, and then disappear . without smoke or smell. It will bear tay motion, and is always ready at the moment it is w an t e d. I ts safety is such as to rend er it truly valuable in tht room of sickness, flea if used about the bad, and u a light to convey about the home. Is a protection of the carpets from tallow or wax, and ea smulote to greasy candlesticks and waste of candle. S o : simple (bat it can be triminrl with little more than a touch ; and requires L. be replenished with cotton only once in two months Sdil in Japan Stands and Bronze, salted to the chambers of the affluent. Toe expense in oil is riot halt that of a common rtothli,oht. Sold only by T. Pearce and Co., Agents to the Patentee, No. facing the front of St. Clement's Church, in the Strand; who, to secure the reputation of this Lamp from Media:to of inferior oil, are bound to sell none but tine Sper nami. Letters postpaid from all meta of the country., will meet with palm attention. SUPERIOR WINES. IMF. uniform Satisfaction the LONE/I/Nand WEST & t h e WINE and SPIRIT C(/NIPA NV have Otta the numerous Gentlemen and Families they have had the ho. sod to iuppfy, induces them to continue to present their Prices to tE° Pshrtc. Evers Article wild by them is DEN,' INE, and F 20.11 ANY ADCI.TERATI()N WHATEVER. (ion READT MONEY owes) Per ISoa. CAPE WiEss.—Per T t Plit - Ms. to 42.5. White Cape . lKs. to Ills. s.su. sr/years in Cape 3ladrira 21s. to Sta. • to C. Ditto Sherry 26. Rimy • 316. to 4-is. Ditto flock. very curious, Mk 1 ,. / lud (real .lxiontilladm tionatantia, in pints Mkr. ri ,.wation and ilountain - Red Cape - - ab• 3 1adeira . 411.4. Ent:Neu & USIA w WIN" EWen bill& dine . 42%. Claret `'iti Julien - ilt !hilts ditto A. Ditto ka Fitt', and l'ha -7,i,4elditto, in pints 335. teau Margean to Ses. :iyears in bottle, Champagne D. Ay ct L,' I ' l ' 4 . - D'Avise O r .'" in Me/. 21. lts. per ISitto, superior • - 9116 se, and Spirits of every Ditto, tint quality . 11138. wti otoinstion. e -. 6hs. Old Dock, Sauterne, ke. t Thr "" l l 6 lnv particularly solicit their attention to their Chain. 4 9111 / 4 ; ('lure, Dontreteirt) l'ort of 11120 ; and A nwitntladn !finch they confidently assert, in price and quality, are on l_ i n th e tra d e. 6:a we " (1 "•I`ahl) addressed to Mr. Wm. (lotlfree, Agent, In, alit l'raven-street, will lye punctually attended to. Samples may be obtained. W "")"." i l 'EL( . ll's FEAT ALi Itf„ Gnus' the sanction and am/notation of Gentlemen of the ral Proi,sid n , as a Rafe and valuable Medicine, in removing I:arefisis. i• it r e li ev i ng other inconveniences to which the female 4 , 1 ' 6 especially t h ose w hi c h at an cur l y per i o d o f life r."rAly from want of exercise and &Mini debility of the create tut appetite, correct i n di ge wr on , remove aril nervous head-ache and are eminently usaul in wind, • ll '. ;Mirs in the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpita -4641hr p., rt. t Z,",7l t rror are requested to remark, that, as a testimony rot au. I. h bill of direetions .igned with the Dame of N on o writing sohl wholesale and retail in liAmd°l3 r‘ ,l Newberry and Fleet o , , ' s treet Barclay and Sons, Fleet. Salk St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and .nch-yard ; Sanger, 150, ():turd-street, opposite Erams am, Sim, Long-lane, Smithfield ; Johnson, liorb o ,__t%s T illa.; I littler and Sons, : aide;%wa loalfrey ll'intlus. " ; 11. Matkrill, 3:1, Whitechapcl ; and by all A ! Mini . et 2 u. Vd• per Box. oalf or , ..'"ry to inform the Public that Bearsley's is the e..no fOl and genuine 31 e/brine, and lug been prel'Ared by Qte :La thin/ jeara. LONDON, TUESDAY, SEITEIIIIIER 7, 1824. bUttltEl Eighteen 'Milos from London, in the Neighbourhood of oatlands, Weybridge. and Ilanipton Court. A delightful VILLA, with tlardenerticssure (iron:ids. and Lards. TO B). LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, for a Term of Years, By WI N STA I.E I* and Si INS, A MOST eimiplete LLA R10111)ENCE, with I>omes tic Offices of every . description, situate in a picturesque pain of die county of Surrey, in a neighbourhood distinguished for its respectability, field sports, and the excellence of the roads in every direction. The Residence has recently undergone a thoroughly substantial and decorative repair, es well as various judicious alter ations and improvements which comfort and convenience could auggest, and is calculated far the iitauediate reception of an eats. blinfunent of the first character. The rooms arc of excellent proper tions, and well arranged, and every part of the premises supplied with excellent spring water. The offices arc ample. gardens exten sive and productive, laid out with mewls taste, tied the land adjoins thepraincys. urther particulars will be given to principals only, on applies. tion to 1 1' ilistsialey and Sons, Paternoster-row. SURREY. Capitzl FAMILY RESIDENCE, with U Acres d Land, and and a.t extensive Manor abounding with Dame. TO RE LET, On Lease, or advantageous terms, ' By WI NSTANLEI' and SONS, ACAPITAL AI(II)ERN RESIDENCE, in perfect order, Mutate in the most Wl:aired part a the County of Surrey, 21 miles from London, with ti acres of Grass Land, and 7 of Surrey , The house has been thoroughly repaired and decorated within a short period, and is adapted in every respect for the complete ac commodation of a la-g.• establishment of the first respectability ; containing a spacious entrance hall; dining , drawing, and break faia rooms, of excellent proportions; library, and billianl-room ; nine principal bedchambers, and tour servants' apartments; kitchen, servants hall, housekeeper's room, and other usual domestic offices, well arranged, and amply supplied with fine spring water ; coach house, stabling for eight hones, farm.yanl, barn, and suitable out. buildings, and extaisive walled gardens ; together with the right of sporting over an extensive manor of 1,501) acres, wcil stocked with game of every description. Further Particulars, with (lards to view, may be had on applica tion to Irinstauley and Sons, Patemoster.row. SALES BY AUCTION. . IF:kt E E pOLD _ESTATE. Between Beaconsfield and Aowh in the County of Herts. Elig:ble Residence, Farm, and band, containing Two Hundred and Twenty-Seven Acres. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-iitreet, At Oarrairay's Coffee-house 'Change-alley, l'ornhill ) .on THUIII4.. DAY, the 23d . 0f September, 1824. at 12. AVERY PLEASANT COAI PACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, c.illed WHITE'S FARM, Land Tax Itedern.cd • Situate in the Parish of Itraconaticiti, on the Raid from thence to A inersham. The Property and Residence of Joseph Stceduion, Esq. comprising An excellent F.I3IILY HOUSE, situate ca a lszautlful Lawn, containing, On the Upper Sfirry--A pleasant Study, Four Bed-chambers, Claret, and roomy Lobby. On the First Story—A handsome Drawing-roorn, with bowed End, commanding tine and extensive Viers of the Country; Four airy Bed-chambers, and Closet; large Store-room, Lobbies, &c. Ground Story—An Entrance Hall, paved; an excellent Dining_ parlour, with bowed end; a Breakfast-parlour ; roomy light Stair case to Drawing-mom, and a secondary ditto; a China.closet, Butler's Pantry, Pantries, Larder, &c. excellent Kitchen, Sink, and Water laid on ; a Store-room ; a Scullery, with Sink, and Water laid on ; Coal and Knife house, and Cellars under the House; Passage to • Laundry, with Oven, &c. a Ilrewhouse ad joining, Wriod House, Ash Ditto, &c. &c. (each-hothes for four Carriages ; a Four-stall Stable, open Stable, and huh over. A productive Kitchen Garden, well planted, and part walled ; Tuol.huuse, &c. Delightful Lawns, Pleasure (hounds, with fine thriving Evergreens and Shrubs, good Orchards. A convenient FARM-HOUSE. Garden, and Orchard; large Yard, with Barns, Stables, l'attle.sheils, Mill.house and Mill, and various Outbuildings dund of Water. A neat COTTAGE, with Garden and Orchards, and sundry Inclosures of capital 31eadow, Arable, and beautiful IYood-land4 with pleasing Walks and Drives. The whole containing upwards of TWO DIUNDRLD AND TWENTY SEVEN In a good state of cultivation, divided by thriving hedges, in a Ring.terice; a most charming Estate for a liendenian food of agri ealtural pursuits. It is situated tad milts from Beaconsfield, three from .linershani, seven f High Wycombe, ten from Uxbridge, and twenty.the front London. The Premises may be viewed, by Tickets, on 3londays, Wed nesdays, and Fridays. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Saracen's Head, Beaconsfield; Red Lion, IVycoitibe; George, Aylesbury; Crown, 4.1 a e mit ; White Horse, Uxbridge ; Essex Amis, Watford ;of Alessrs. Green, Pentberton, and Crawley, Solicitors, Salisbury square, Fleet-street ; at Gamma'''. Coiree-house ' • and of Mr. Robin, No. 170, Regent-..trot, where Tickets may be had, and • Plan of Estate may be seen. BOOS Yrublbrl GL. llr Sherwood, Jones, and Co. P.onnoster4ow. To 1. r 1 RAY'S 13001 s on an entirelV 61W IL_ plan, showing, at one view, the Tartotts lines of MUM leading to any requirAl point of distance and the index so ar ranged as to ehable a direct and imMediate reference to any te quired mute, at whatever principal town or watering-place the tra veller may happen to be. Price Is. half-bound, or, with a complete set of county maps, 2. CI MAE'S GUIDE to the LAKES of (I.73IBERLAND. W EST NI I /It ELA ND, awl LANCASJIIRE, including a de scription of the surrounding Scenery. the Vales, Mountain., Lila- Cent Towns and Villages, local peculiarities, &c. &c. In a pJcket volume. with insp and view., prier 2s. 6d. In boards. 3. 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Swiss and Brutalidcrf are in stalm quo. Streatham is ad vancing, Altisidura going backwards, and herab, who has broke down, is thrown completely in the rear, at 1,00 to 10. A new horse (Mountaineer) was brought into the market, at 1,000 to I. Nothing was done on the Derby_; but some betting took pixy on the Wigs Stakes at Pontef rac t, Diadem being backed at e:.ess, as will be anti below. PONTEFRACT 30GS. STAKES. Even betting—Diadem apt the tleld. DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 5 to 1 art Swiss 25 to 1 apt tquitv 8 to 1 apt Brutandoef 30 to 1 apt Tarandus Ile to 1 agst Streatham (takes) 10 to 1 agst Canteen 10 to 1 apt Osmond lit to 1 apt Blue Beard 18 to 1 agst Ilelenus 40 to I apt Refonner 17 to 1 agat Mustachio 40 to 1 apt Lord MU:le3g. ltl to 1 apt Jerry ter's colt 18 to 1 apt t'adis MOO to 12 apt Mourtainter 20 to 1 apt Altiaidors (taken) 1000 to 10 agat Serab C0R0.% Isar INQUESTS. Dsinarirnr. AcctriEsv.—On Saturday evening an Inqtrs was held before C. JEIIIIIETT, Esq. Coroner fur Sarre,. at the Golden Lion, Camber we ll, on d ie b o d y o f M r . Thomas Calm", a res•wectable baker, residing in Southwark-bridge road, Newington. Mr. Barber, clerk to Sir Christopher Robinson, deposed, that on Thnrsday, the 29th ult. about huff-past nine o'clock in evening, he was walking along the New-road. Camberwell, when he saw a gentleman galloping pass him; he only passed about 130 yards, when lie returned in the name speedy manner. He called to the gentleman not to ride so fast, but he received no reply. Another gentleman was just then riding In a contrary direction, and the two horses came in violent contact with each other. sly th.• force of the concession the gentleman whom *trims first saw, aas thrown with great violence off his horse. Witness then went up hint, and found hint lying in the road, in a dreadful stare, with blood issuing from his mouth, nose, and can, and quite insenOile. Having left him in the care of mine persor.s, witness went for Mr. Mitchell, a surgeon, who on his arrival ordered the deceased to b e removed to the Golden Lion, where he attended him, and applt, the proper remedies to a wound which the deceased bad received ot. his head. Mr. Mitch:ell, the surgeon. steed, that on his anneal he found the e Cudd d en ec '''Lsedipnnof.z.n.rin,acnsedutsttliinkunie:reheceilrei"innbasgicalhte;:tido,ede.:hundec:jutilintinitiiraetf;:eyereduihl er,:denocticificzthitaibbsetwhitlas:yunsel:ianhtaegeti:mencdn:divdapredirtut.esiiii He f of h is Te .o brn d a berlle of ck. ness of the skull prevented trances from discovering the concussion before death; indeed it was so extensive, that it ass surprising the deceased ever regained his speech after the accident. Mr. Turner, a baker deposed, that he was lot'. Tete with the deceased. On the 29t h of August the y went out tozciher for a ride. Towards evening they met with an old friend of the de ceased's, at the White Horse, Peckhaan-dye, with whom they had some liquor. The deceased and witness left there about nine o'clock, quite sober. When they got near the chapel at the bottoot of Itye•lane, the deceased galloped off. The witness having over. taken him, remonstrated with him oil the impropriety of (saving so fast on suck a dark night. The deceased replied. •• yes, now think of it, it would be very unfortunate if anything was to happen to you or me. for our families' sake." They then kept tampon, until they arrived at the Old Church at Camberwell, when the de.. ceased again galloped of. 'When witness arrived at the pond at Camberwell Green, he heard the sound of horses' fet in the New Howl, and on going towards the place whence the suind proceeded ‘c ite ,, t b,( i oud n . tThebedezry ret asedurnd averdict of „ ceiden lying e on thgronnd in the state te nsah. bef t ore .. de. An inquest was yeuerday held, at Trowbridge„ on Henry le-er, who fell frvii a cart laden with hay on Saturday last• and died on Monday. Verdict—'• Accidental Death." The de: eased was 04i such penurious habits, that although he was in the remits of several hundred pounds a-year, lie was at the time of the accident at work as a day-labourer. Another inquest was yesterday held, at Bulkington Jlill, i.l the parish of Kevrtl, on the body of an infant, two •.ars old, n$ .. d Hobert Gans, who was found dr3wned to the - 121111StfC&M by :ta niodier. Accidental Daub." I. 1 4 - . 1 • 1 4 0 , tiili 0 I , 1 i ll 1 11 1 j ti t ie ° 'ling stoe, have tcsti to I hick Isom and tha r i_ rh h e ,c O Ol. mo. 1 th e V. of 4 . hit. 'Poo', nul.on ignifl f, who nother n, hat rsians, SI RCM inacr or : 1 1 ; s I -3$ - 4 dr. Bones Basing. se. - 3 I - 1 2 . 2 dt. flips ii Ir. Jtan. he liuld ~, r ' 1 1