The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1824-09-01 00:00:00

Pr, feat Al-e-fi---f/ c • /• • , -1 /14 A ii- 44442 ) ~~ 7 . . , _ . .. m.4 1;tri .4 \ Attir:;; 49 * _ 4 ) ..., 1 k : Au ck ) ft Viz '..\‘ '' • " v .. V► ( vA r ti:. • s!ia •-)!Iff- No. 6,785. IG --- PORT OF LONDON, dfitgast 24. MI. FOR SALE, • lirOren of the Honourable the Commissioners if his 31sjester Anise &venue, in a spacious Room ut the Chief °lke, Om Broad-stmt. on WEDNESD.IY, the Bth ; THURS. DAY, the kith; FRIDAY. the 10th; TUESDAY. the 14th; asO WEDNEsDA Y. the 15th days of September, 1824. at One Auk in sir Afternoon_precisely, TUE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 3.—. Derdy Cologne Spirit% Rnc) French and other k'oreignWinea Gmers Coffee igrub Black and Green Ten Arm* Pepper Wblskey Wax and Tallow Candle, cltsVals $ nap t...:xry 13rantly Glass. Abo i few Lunt of Collett, Cocoa, and Arrack, for Exportation. Pot of which arc allotted in small quantities, for the better ac c.:::tion cf several dealers, as well as private persons, who may 03 b eco me purchasers. ' -es maz Sr had at GI each, and Samples seen at the Wsrebncsekeepte s Otfiee, Tower-hill, from Wednes.day, the Ist, t d r a aday, the 7th of September, 1824, from ten till two o'clock; sod on tha morning of sale, from ten till twelve o'clock. -- - - -- - -- - ---- ST BOTOLPH, ALDOATE., LONDON. DEFENCE OF THE PARISH Against the Lay hopropriator's Claim to Two Shillings and N ice. pence in the Pound. ICI)TICE is hereby given, That in pursuance of a Re .LN quisitim delivered to the Churchwardens, signed by up. with of Tuo Hundred inhabitant Householders, a GENERAL VEST RI will be held at the Church of St. llotolph, A ldgate. on THURSDAY, the 2d Saptaenber, 1821, at twelve o'clock at Noon, prerhoely, to ecersiase sad adopt measure* for Inky/log the Pa. riabiktera from tha poem oppressive and heavy rate of Tithe. WILLIAM MORSE 8AT..0, Vestry Clerk. PREVENTION OF CRIIN ME, AND' PROTECTION TO THE DIGENT. A MUTING will be held on TUESDAY next, the A 7th instant. at the London Coffeehouse, Ludgate-hill.„ for the I .rpese of considering the propriety of forming • SOCIETY far Or TEMPORARI PECUNIARY RELIEF and PERMA NENT EMPLOYMENT of those PERSONS who have been charged with FELONIES sail NIISDEMEANORS, in the City of London and County of 3liddleses, but whose Bills of In. dirt tent have been ignored by the Grand Jury of and for the said City and County. Sir P. LAURIE, Lint. &c. in the Chair. The object in view is to prevent the recurrence of crime by per. sins sho are thus frequently discharged and thrown destitute on the world, by imparting to them pecuniary or other relief, as cir cumstances may require, so as to enable them to proceed to their homer, to follow their lawful avocations; or to provide them with situations in life suited to their former habits and character, pro. tided they are capable of investigation. It is hoped that the Magistracy, dm dic. of the City of London will give their attendance on the above occasion, as their co.opera. Lion, suggestion. and concurrence are extremely desirable. Seats will be provided for the Ladies, whose presence is earnestly solicited. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. N.B. This being only a Preliminary Meeting, for the purpose of submitting and adopting Resolutions, ice. it will be followed by a Genaal Bleating, for the formatioo of a Committee, ate. of which due notice will be given in future -tdvertisements. all W ALE S CATON ON NERVOUS DEBILITY, ERUPTIVE DISEASES OF THE FACE, &c, ... This day are published, price 3s. DIOPULAR REMARKS, Medical and Literary on I NERVOUS CHRONIC DEBILITY, RELAXATION, RYPOCONDRIAC, and HYSTERICAL DISEASES; con taining an Inquiry into the Nature, Prevention, and Treatment of those Diseases call , xl Nervous, Bilious, Stomachic, and Liver Complaints; with Observations on Low Spirits. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, 6, Norfolk.street, Strand, late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas and Guy. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row; C. Chapple, CO, Pall-mall; and Bowen, 313. Oxford-street. Where may be had, CATON on INDIGEsTION, SCROFULA, and CUTA NEOUS DISEASES; with Observations on Eruptive and Scor butic Pimples of the Face and Skin, prior 3s. If the average British Corn ander,perQui ter High Duty - If at or above, per, Quarter . But under ditto &is. First Low Duty - If at or above, per Quarter - RS% - Second Low Duty - I. i! . 40 4 . i 0 ; . • t t N li 1 1 14 -41 I LONDO: SALES BY AUCTION. THE VALUABLE AND VERY EXTENSIVE FREE HOLD U-TATES OF THE LATH AIARQUIri OF ORMONDE, Together with .dines of Coal and Inon-Stnne, in Tkrhyshire, Staf. fordshire. and Warwickshire. Metars. ROBINS, At the Angel Inn, Chesterliald, iu the county of Derby, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. the 22d and 23d days of Oc. her (for the First Saleili at the Bell Inn, Derby, on 'WEDNES DAY and THURSDAY the 27th and 26th days of October (foe the Second); at the Roe Buck Tavern,' Newcastle-under- Lyne, or. MONDAY, November 1 (for the Third); 04 the Craven Arms, Coventry, on WEDNESDAY. November 3 (for the Fourth); and at the Auction Mart. on THURSDAY, November IN (for the Fifth); by direction of the Trustees for Sale of the English Estates of the late Marquis of °monde, under an Act of Parliament, in various and suitable Lots, T HE valuable and highly improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES of the late 31Aia,till OF ORMONDE, IN TUE COUNTY OF DERBY, very desirably situate, and comprehending, FOR TIIE FIRST SALE several excellent Farms, situate at Chesterfield, Newbold, Birrning. barn. Brampton, Walton, Ashorer, Hlrrod, Morewood Moore, sad Wheatcroft, including altogether 2,45 U ACRES OF LAND. The land-tax redeemed on the whole, and in the occupation of • respectable tenantry, at exceedingly low rents, which at Lady-day next will justify a considerable augmentation. There are NALUABLE COLLIERIES, and productive Mines in various parts of the Estate, betides a Share in the Manor of Ashover, with all thz• tights and privileges thereunto appertaining; presenting altogether a very desirable op portunity for investment. roll TILE SECOND. All the capital FREEHOLD FARMS and ESTATES, eligi bly situate between Derby and Mansfield, about six miles from the former, and twelve miles from Matlock, comprehending THE CODNOR AND HEANOR ESTATES, in the County of Derby, in the oecuptvion of most respectable Te nants, at low rents, and which at Lady-clay next may be greatly increased. The property comprehends altogether about ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, distributed into useful Farms, lying well together, with VALUABLE COLLIERIES, advantageously circumstanced. , TOR THE THHILI. A valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called THE BERRY II ILL ESTATE, most desirably situate about a mile from Stoke. upon-Trent, and three miles from Newcastle-under-Lyne. It con. sista of a respectable old Farm House, with suitable Buildings, pleasantly situate, torther with 113 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND, divided into convenient Inclosures. In the occupation of John Litner, as ter.ant at will. This Estate abounds in fine Coal. YOZ TUE FOURTH. TWO excellent FREEHOLD FARMS, desirably situate at Coundon, about two miles from THE CITY OF COVENTRY; comprehending two excellent Farm Houses and all requisite Farm Buildings, and 1113 ACRES, 3 ROODS, 4 PERCHES. of imasually rich Meadow and Pasture and small part Amble Land, lying entirely in a ring fence, in the several occupations of Smith Labancl, - ' ' - wan au aespascn, VOR NEW SOUTH WALES and VAN DIE- .171::';';::::€, 7:,;r?Vil="tab'uannd''', 'r"e;'e'cta.';'-le..te''"nantr7tlo; _ Particulars May be had of Mr. Rippingham, Solicitor, Great --- - --- s --- -- ---- - --- -- ------ e--- - Yrescou.street, Goodman's-fields; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shut- - IVheat. Rle d Pease ' liarle ci ,‘. , ' t 1: MAN'S LAND, or VAN DIE3IAN'S LAND and rents, amounting to about 3604 a year, but from the superior qua. . PINNOCK'S CA TECH IS3IS. an Beans. Bear. or egg. °Es ' co seated h ey of the land and the peculiar advantagee derivable from its eon. NEW SOUTH WALES, the remarkably fast-a iling pper . . c , b . ed mood ed f;omNos..o2B. 27. T HE St. Mildred's Church), -Poultry, re. A CAUTION. — — ship HUGH CRAIVFORD, WILLIAM LANGDON, late uguity to oventm, A may e esumat et T" popularity of those excellent little Treatises, If Brinell Can be of the Lei:anis. Commander, Burden 370 Tons, lying in the 4001. A YEAR. REVERSION TO ONE THOUSAND POUNDS NEW known by the general title of PENNOCK'S CATECHISMS "deed :weeny - ~„ Ledor Deck. Has fine accommodations for Cabin and Steerage The Poor Rates and Assessments are unusually low. FOUR PER CENTS. of the ARTS and SCIENCES, having led to certain imitations of eel ' " "ie' - 111. - . 331 " ' 221. 4 ' l. 1 I tassereers For Freight or Passage apply to . Also • PERPETUAL RENT CHARGE of 71. 13s. 2d. per By Mr. SHUTTLIEWORTIL them, which are alike derogatory to the reputation of the imitators. High Duty -- . 12,. r . Pa.. . 6s. 41. BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BL CHAN AN, 33. Mark-lane. ANNUM, charged upon and issuing out of Sir Thomas White's At the Mart. THIS DAY. September 1. at 12, and injurious to the celebrity of that sysnun on which the genuine If at or above , P er ~. In._ t . ' Charity Estate in Stoke Biggin and Spoocend, in the county of HE Absolute REVERSION to 1,0001. Four per Catechisms are written, Messrs. (i. and W. B. WIIITTAKER, (I'm - ' " 45 ' '. . lia. - ' -"" ' * • C- '' Warranted to sail the first Week in November, Warwick, and city of Coventry, or one of them, payable half-yearly _JL Cent BANK ANNUITIES. part of a larger Sum, stand- Booksellers, of Ave. Maria-lane, London, hereby inform the Trade, BUt under, per f as .. LI , Li , ' TOR CALCUTtA, with leave to land Passengers only by the Corporation of Coventry, as Tmstees for Sit Thomas %Vhite's • the Name of h a -V lof the Court of Chu- and the Public in general, that they are determined to defend their e .!_l_ ue , ner ~.." 71 e- ',„: i f h• ; „;1•••- - „,_• „ ,•••••-*. .I: at MADRAS, the fine Teak-built Ship PA LMIR A, Charity. login te. ccountant .enera eery, receivable on tbe death of the survivor of a lady aged about interests in the said Works, by enforcing such penaltin spinet '"' t • "en' Duty • • "'• - ' et- "‘••1 • - ' 4 - "- ds. I i JOHN LAMB, Commander, burden 600 Tons, lying in the VOX THE FIFTH. 76, and another lady aged about 45. every piratical attempt to injure them, as the Law of Copy-right If at or above, pm . City Canal. Has a Poop, with superior accommodations far Pam A valuable and my compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, con. Particular may be had of 3lessn. Sweet, Stokes, and Can, So. authorises ; and they hope, after this public Notice, that no Book. quarter ' " ' 7l e• • - iGe• ' 'PI. • ill• • Second Low buty l - . IS.. - Ba.i. . . Sd and will carry an experienced Surgeon. •.' sting of the COTON PARK FARM, liciton. 6, Buingha ll .street ;st the Mart; and of Mn. Shuttle sellers, or other Venders of Books, will place themselves in a situ. 4,l le gir ees tteight or Peerage apply to Messrs. Bunt, Farquhar, free of tithe. It is pleasantly situate contiguous to the Chilean worth.26(adjoiningSt.3lßdred'sChurch),Poultn,rernovedfrom 2 7 , adon to be troubled on this subje c t, by purchasing Of selling such Foreign or colonial corn atpresent in warehouse may be taken Coveted. and Co. No. 7L Broad-cent ; or to Estate, in the Parish of Rolston , with a good Fama.limme and re. at ou o t r at a d bo s , ol e d th for e preced home i c n 7s ra um te rt res ion pect , as i so , :; , a o s i. o 7 u os. r a f v or erar reign sball r4 b: . BUCKLES, DAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, =, Merkdane. quids; Farm Buildings, and KENSINGTON AND SOUTHWARK. PINNOCK'S CATECHISMS comprise every useful subject in .l 211 ACRES, II ROODS, 19 PERCHER, BY Mr. SHUTTLRWORTH, ; it CAPTAIN OCTAVUS BROOKS. History, Polite Literature, and the Arts, in Seventy separate Ca. for colonial wheat, &C. but subject to the hi hest duty, in the ;du- et ease lent Land. in a rinr fence, and divided Wes osamerient At the Mart, THIS DAY, September 1, at 12, In two Lots, ALL Persona having any Claim on the Estate andtechisms, neatly ornamented, at Ninepence each ; or, bound tore. dull A and B. An d g inclosures ; the Faros has b een long in the occupetioe ef John A DESIRABLE LEASE ESTATE, cOMPris- thee. in 10 vols. price Four Guineas, forming the only ccemplete Ju. El Effects of OCTAVUb BROOKS, late of Old Broulatnet, Ranee, s respectable tenant, at a low rent. The eitheated ea- law six DOH brick dwelling-boases, situate NOS. 4, 6,14 7. Tent!. Encyclopedia ever published, Crn in war e house (at the time of the passing of the Act) may •i . tett. City of London, Merchant, dece a sed, are requested to send bie is-(330 A YEAR. H. end S. in Campden's-place. hear. the Swan, aculagtria Akan , ' Ave- Maria -lane. London, A.ug. 14, 1624. be admitted to home consumption, in conformity with the Act of 1 1 ) ?'nkut'n of tie sat, e, without delay , to Mr' J. S. PlPaiddrl6°4- The Estates tnals ell be viewed by • Milting to the tellwelire Pits. neetucing a net rental of 831. per =cum. Ake, an unproved teas $l, Ideeohes huaselds. sensate. Punted rarticulars of web Est ate, with dmodplisallhoe rent 0 !• !I t, e a . oar apoona.Ampte asear-f 3... % ei. U.s.Oling.houew tit! : et. Val.:- " • ......-....--.-.- - Itlitlif LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. nest .. . . Sue 1 Barley . • . We. i FOUR OF 20,9001. annesed, may be had :at days prior to the Sale (st sae deb* and premise: . Fo. n 2, .liireeit, gat.l ;....' Rye, Peas, and Beans 535. 'Oats . . . 2is. I • ALI, IN ONR DAY. AND NO BLANKS. each), et the °thee of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Cheeterliald ;at the Ma be viewed, and particulars had at the Siren, Renslagtos --willsat--. various Places of fele t the Angel, Allmon; Iftimeue, Sheffield ; Grave' Pits ;at the Mart ; and of Mr. Skutt/mortal, 2 8 faKidning ellocemlaeltalm!Mlll ' • Er AZAIID and CO., the Contractors for the PresentBANKRUPTS. - • e AR. ten, are highly gratified by the aourobation boowed Baja! Exchange coifee- room, 31 ancheater tMs mal Chicken*, St. Ilildreds Church>, Poultry, removed from 27. W. Liddard. Lite of Charlotte-row, Bermondsey, Surrey, coal- THE AR-vr. ....., 4.1 the ;it ts be i ifi - e wn i e oss Das cub e l ocToBER neat ), Dununehren ; }Alston's Library, Leamington; Old Beth, Mat. useadianc, to surrender, September 4, 11, and October 12, at seasd the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Scott and wl•en the FOUR PRIZES of 26,000/., and ALL the other look ; Swan, 31anstield; White Horse, Leeds; Angel, fission; CUPTOI4.3IE3IOI,ISTKI3I. • ( Ai/ i t ti, and ALL the SMALLER PRIZES, and the Rutland Arms. Bak . y, Harrowgor t llog's Anne, ewell • Comb B y Mr. SNICTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, THIS DAY, Sept. I. at :cloak Ren, 111•Ilikked's.court, Poultry. G. Mk Waaehester, clothier September 4, at ekven, 11, War k led retched froth The ileastary at ac now gin to have reedy . . a n anonymous writer, three coe spend notes of the Old Wernoutit , ; j Fa:* ifirray Number, must be decided. Liverpool; Black's Head, Nottingham ; King's Arse, Tam- worth ; George, Lichfield ; * Head, Ashby ; Meek/Idea. IBS_ LEASE •of CLAFTO LIOCS a WOOS 1•30101 11111 11, at tun, at she Bankrupts ' Gun. Sollellese, Mt. Bonk, as endentated. and which sum of 3L, teat • es. sCHIC MR COSTAIIIS 4 . Prizes of . 20.900/. A ll Motley stone at the Mice of Moog. Brooks. Powsß, and Ewe. and moo sulastsatial TAMIL 4 1981 with attadlPi XII. • •• • • longs to the public. The Secretary uWm has therefore .. • same into the Bank of England, to the account of the - . 8 of _LOOK and 2,0001. All Mousy derip, Lincoln's Inn; Masora bad nod _Colo, Tkitograemenv detached , ..„. ..: a • 4 ,;p e ....•- .'ti• - • • • ~ . . _l f„, Lancatter, shot dealer, September 10, at Goseg. ; '. 14 of 3001. and 5004 All Money street ; Measn. Centel. and NewieW Deneebawfr, ; Ogliiiiissffisa . d,,tte pi= • --•• • -;- ,'• - and October 32, at three, st the Reed Inn, No. 10,712 .. . . 24th Aum I . ' • 1 ,. i ilt of 100/. and 20W. All Money Mart; and of Messrs. RobineiVesittiadds, sew ras smote Wit' . ..z• at , o,' -.•-•••• '' a MOWS. Hurd and Johns*, Temple ; and v . 10,913 . . . . 4th Oct. In addi t ion to the above and the smaller P ri zes, every Number the Estates may be seen. 4 , '• • ....-v •. , Has* lame Nap Aulaldliparne ; viil receive Five Pounds in Mcnee , leaving no Blanks, as each • - - , rt c -- %4 so. 1. 11111 fora ` poke* zi nii • ire • t••' ) 1 ( '. . ... : • .... Iseicklazeil u eptesithor A, 11, and 13,879 •• . . 10th Sept. '• " ' '..?"'"•-• rafillteel will be sure to get a Prix, ce have part of his Mosey SUTTON lIALL, MANSI,ON AND *•. r , six lime ono, •• • '' • ' ' ' . • , 1 1 1 -', a . 0 1 ' '''..;,.. '.- lan, llidliurst. Soli. .. - • -this 41... _a 41 -,.v. .. (CIRCULAIL-na-1119.) leaned, cm the sth ofOctober. In the County of Derby, with all its • . , * -7,,,• - • • r tret ' • ,• • rut; and Messrs. . • 4 1 1 .. li?.zart: and Co. sold in Shares, in the last Lottery, Throe Prima and Immunities ; tne Pinvetual a' - -si • Mr,--I have*. hams to ytr you his Metiesty'e Wa. l iC 1 -' ol2o e...tit Jsari i • 1• • 4 . .:.•.:41.. ci.s. :- Acres of Land, cxonmated front • * " • . Rhin 4 v ,. ee . „ . .. . . • ... lika ...., . _ ••• - • • it - MAIM/ ' 13:Ifint.10. • r- 4 ... • -),,,,_ ' . toney, September G2l 0 ' • • sure, that semi DOW serving or rem :l e t a r eal ' tr iviassk resm Jae will . r ith ex s pect uch iel din if Fe. 1 No. 3.403, 90.00n1. in Shares Ring Fence ; the Manor abounding • t _ with ~ - global ' • Whim il ah l el a reto s tr ie V • •- ..0 ,, . inn, Neweastle-ur.on. 10.f403, 20,0901. in Sham Lona Acres of Land, five Aka distant; • _ .1, ."•• -. . ' Awl • halsithes• at • ''. • se, h . .1 m i , • tt,sis, 20,000/. in stares bye Moor Game &ppm. ~." Clio the in . i . • •abiett 16 an* • • ...- ,- • 9 ern. * Met Offices, 93 , Royal Exchange ; 'Li:, Comhill ; bird 324, and Iron-stone theme° a. ",- • 'fling. ~t • - .L., •. g bo, . viewed. sea . - I OA the Tne. 1.111 / 1 • ' 4b°l4/ 4111. " Leeeeted.emet vimme. • v. ' ► _. ••• • • vc in ane, .• , at e ' Pas' mon his owe saturlfehl HIND of fire thousand fa. 4 il . l d the Oathstreet, end of ..entiatretti • By . r ROBINS. , r ' '. •••• ~.••• . eitots at Mr. Sit4tl ll Mildred% J. POO?, itilliMili t Ilia V " .•. '• ter 4 , 15, and per, an ''''" . 111111181 I M uMI 411 a" 'M at ' • . K pave, Beard end Co. minim! die Public tbat they have now arrived at At the Amnion Mart, on I' ' t AY, Iftwool*Pill, 11,1•9191. - • PALM ERSTON. the fit* I.3etery Om* of Parliament e and that Lottaies will be tion of the Trustees f• • • the EtillisliEslato SP the 401? . la ... ax Mr. /oyes, Chinelielftnet • 4_ , ••••• L ' • MIMI& .. . 1 0 1 5" .of Infantry arid Carahl.f. 1 ticotiertied when themcsent ora expires. . . Marquis of t irnionde, .• k . et of Parllaracit, „„ . re tr. EßS. Roa ttt i A g f OTHERS' "'"' 4 ' DIN' s. 4 • •., • ' ' • . . .... • • AbIikkILTURAL 111 PLE MEN TS, reoc. Yr HE distinguished • 7 4 %. • . N and EXTENSIVE i ya k% coebe• ' S R r , . . . . lASI, ..'imacirr4iarlortnTVAßY. T EE!, COTTAM and lIALLEN havion SALE, 2••• DO3IA iN of the kite $ • -house, Com- e, on 3fONDAY, Serhanti ' 4 l ilh mod. DkAk • t•- •• Sipteosber A, at It o'thek, by adersf the Proprietor, urrey, liaumtimper, menage, as • .4* 'q ' ' n ' . 11143611-throillaflo-D. Oillphell ; Pmost, from 67th Ton. ,a...; th eir IMPROVED TR•REs RING and 1 * WOWING 31ARQ1.1ft•Of ORMONDE, . HE Valuable LEASE and 41100 V-IV ILL of the Septemb* '4. V. Kerley* inch. . broker, Bith, Aug. 9, ‘1124. wr --,,,- • ACHINES, which are uurivalled for their sup stud nye& culled SUTTON HALL, • Meettalibt PRE lAMB now is co •of Mr. John ..,........"In twelve...* . J.Laednull n _ . _ . Court. „ . ~. ~ .. .. , beast . ob,..; Lenj o i.4l,9olar......Whessi„gifth puot. 11,124; ti,„ made o f. „ mk i„ it, ~...0 ; L e t wor thy t h e atten ti o n or G ent l e . in the most delightful pa rt of hits County of Deeleg44lW in • flsra-dslar nd termd No..di wl• P •e•w sis ql:' Is ,'Z''' w ' l7 l ' . , edd• •• • Wu, ' 3 M r eifelai Foot, Malta, May tca elm hare a large quantity of grate, Also a great variety at Park of uncommon beauty, Trull stocked with dam , at at t nage no. • •.• • • pton. MAME, Stoke ; a gel*" thirty se. nr.shinnok w • - 14 " •••• • •t the Veteran Ashton late 1 ilium Aar. 14; Richardson, late 4th We s , Harrows, Drills, and Sowing Machine, Chaft'cutter3 3 mending in ill directions intoresting views of usnetial "Hs* rh4 . years morptral, *a 'my rut of 4 three , a in smes. May 24. per annum. t . I Bnii „ ,.ng *whine; for wt. nsi,ne, Pease 0 01; .& e ,, ; ;r an variety. The mensica preemie s noble Stone DV*, designees** a urge Therientios toemaili "emillo g tant e 4.‘est, , as el intas egioa tlal , s D a z e ellin esee pbou an se d , tri gra. th sesEs 2 . 7. w. Noddy. 1.4114 of Thema' Jairrermck . • ~,,s , S. •• - Carte% " let tat, 011 march for THeti- •• • fit kleren, at the nopoly, Feb. IS, 1324 ; tk Dot ; Field, 02d Foot, Mo.- I '1 10.3 for erinding Float, either of steel or behr cones, widt campleted by Nicholas, • • " 'l' Aden, Tinip, Carrot, and Mengel Worse' cutters. The re- EARL or SCARSDA . nary. panel yard, shed, rind natnereusallfiveriemiem • ,;"___ ouse„Ltata. Thins, Mardi 8 t Yeats, Malta, July I e SUB. , Rite f 8 3. W. Carden,. ..7 • AA we, at the Brigade; Jots Invergellim North Etisien, gPi °46l4 ' . . . ~ r• 1 • 1 :11, Braze-Yarrow, and General Beatson's Cultivator., Vital is the moat ornamirded dila of erecian i l itheeture the rod May he viewed and articular bed aill days rtviourto the Sale,' octal Rooms, Br! . ' • - Nov. 17,• 1 late Cannon Battalion, near WT- -11114 rapravernetta ; flake'; inverted Herat Hoe, Scoteh Carts, suite of rooms are ornamented by Arlan and Voesed, abut Mists oo the Pranissor as the Corn.market ~...„..1 °uses, Mark-lane ; latent num. and 31angles ; who every description of Wrought of great celebrity; it is adapted to the most perdsee aoroinrood eat Maim Join and Howard. Solicarrillincing-lane ; and CERTIFICATEC-Srtannr•-•21. minghant. •'. ; Vitt, late bth Veteran Banal:km, ct Cut !to" Wort, Sheep, Cattle. and Ox Hurdles and Gates, of any Nobleman, and It nay 4311 safely affirmed, that UMW cot ••or Mr. Shuttle Worth, No. 28 (adjtf - '" - St Mildred's Church), 'E. kWh'', Bedford-P l MContmeteM, rood , hikes.-I), lanri- HMI, : PA: J. Wingate Weeks, Mlle_ i fade a-1 pig Troughs, Field and Gardan Rollers, Cucumber and dread a compa ri son with Chatsworth, Hardwick, or any et those , Poultry, removed hem No. IL "7 num Manor-row; Rotnenuthe, tneatar.markise...as. E a ton an d pay. N ova . bt li atid 'lawn Adjutant of Cape Breton. I • E ..!es lie ins, Cast lien Pumps, Milk Pans; Ste. at their Repo. admired seats 'n .its vicinity. The Park is diversifed by avenues ri a , . - . T. Floss, Sliefliaid, . callert .. . _ 7 ..4 Blake, Congestion-row. St. Cape Breton. SE - - ' „7, Wireley.street. Oxford-street.... and at their Manufacmry, of fine old elm trees, beautifully feathe ri ng to the ground, and p e rv ers e, shoe- maker. -J. narayr, Per:t-row, St. Luke's, 3lid. Bf L i isurz ai g aikas. awlll l - Fe ldobeen b. as. ua rth rowna., Foot ; 60t Sk h el F to . o. t. 4 B 3 a ili rba. l;* Lot : THE ARABIAN VEGETABLE TILLS, free from dieser, chinannin.-M. G. Nene, Parmunentatreet, accoutre- gown. 1 1 7drall-mad, Staniffed-strest, Lambeth. wide spreading ehesnuu, relieved occasionally by pieces of water of tent. The (larders are extensive, and encompassed by effects in Nerinu Bit' ti x.9 - tid , Li ver ne cltt ia t, r izg at : d r , e • a o . aleccur or Antimony , are um e, a n e dio _titer b c en o e n fi , ci r al merit-maker.-l(..1 Air, Lower East Smithfield, winecaerchard.- July 11. 16:1 3 1 Few :. s, 71st Foot , July r l , d 22. 4 l4til e n .i n i e„ 21 V. 1 .,, ) 1 =421111P501T.'..idt.". 1 1, 6 „ palesn.d2:: Irill :ins 1 feet high. The domestic arrang ements and ail the its numerous trai n of 11 1 1;1 1 1 1 ;d 1 t ri str b'renet u . ter r.. l ;t r l i ,' Bridge - street, v e er . lia i re w r: It4iteif i:tni c a.. l ,k , be, 3.larch M, 1114 ; Wright, . Fort Major, 1 1 , offices are of . th e . best description. The Park and . convenient •,,sce a Enettleditla arrangemeet of Remedies for the ge....ral Fariosis in a rtag fence. extend to the high mail road between sane as an aperient. The superior effic (..7 of these Pills has in- dasher . -. 1. Hendrick, Liverpool, watch-maker.-31. Joseph, .fihir , C I C l l l l 2 ey, .t.f iL oti r 16,..ts1,1Fratt.brolangte i n k, Dublin, 4 i 1."-fe-141 of that Body , so pcv•ou'll' Prepared as to enable the Nottin and Chesterfield, from Leeds to London. The Moor creased the demand for them so much, that an additional number Livispool, woollen-drapet. • Pi.:c.:s to prescribe for meo.stly C 9, without trouble or delay; Game ' to is about 1,000 Acres. The Estate ibogether corn- of Venders has been appointed l n Loation for the amornmodation PART NIiRSH 1 PS DtssoLvED. June 99, 1824 ; Elmore, hair-pay 73dIeot, SecunderabsO, T .:. Conti rioting deubtlesa io many instances a Life Preserver . prebends ebout of the Public; and they may no wbe obtained in Banat Is. 1 Ad. and J. Randall and W. Randall, St. Catherine ' s, • ' • 15, 18 8/ I Baird half-pay Ist Fooc ,l7 * • Durham , tit y es, biscud.bakers.- ~.... • • 4 'rav prtreselteted law been sanctioned by long and sucambil kseo ACRES OF LAND 4s i deern 2. " " each , 'J. V. re/ttga 8111 qr C' Ac . Pig n trierMl ' 28' Henri_ T. Oldham Steele, Dialey, Chester, cotton-spinners 22, Jose; 4,Vean, Italf-pay Ist Goths° Battalion, Stream's Tow.l. n?rwcite .o.e. i. founded upon a aystem its which ad the modem u pon the whole of which the land-ua has b ed. The si e,... s te , e -c-",, e ,-. 1 ,;„ . vie 04 sois.. Sooth-gste, Royal ' • County Map, lase 11, 1/124. : T. hatchet , nei W . leilel.• M 11 7.2 e- benn•Penthee• W e ll " tree • Eritrean ' late ids "'ono Battalion, Mosseibutsh, f"'"nee.• a the science of medicine me combined. sit ate Without, tad , rams are occupied by a respectable Tenantry, low mks, ad. , w IL , T • 001; „ 6 , 4 ,,,, 0 ,i , . ...„,„„ ; E. and Oxfortlaused, heftiest-mac =maw- Cox anOV: Mx, Rhymin g- ~ ~ M Y L en fonarded ➢ to every part of the coun.ry, terrecetring tue misting oi consuLnable aumnentation at lady Day text ; and the v t , a - ..-7 - . _ Y . , Date Corps, Jersey, June .2 i , . . i.. %."1 °,' rftt to dtherwise-Priee 11 * ; tis-; lad 46 h rand) , whole Estate may be nedidently estimated at F. diltig, I JO, R gh-fereet, a lea otreet. Southwark i banal Pt iaad v drfOl m e bn '" -Z • 3. " 3 " 4 / 2 6/1 " 4 " 3 ' law • titlfwrd • ;V ... Lane •r asem.-P- Gregory and T. Day, Radford, Notting. . ' st i l l s% •- . .... •11 r , •,, ; „ )tatty hen, l iree ' d, . I ' - ' 3 ' AA:. wit 'copious direcioes. M ax fi e ld ill ' Skinnerfstne‘ Snow - Mil 1W" 321 3241 Rai)" ;he roaiiiimeaakos--. 1 . Aughtleacd J. T. Tomt. Stock-Ex- I J l b - EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ROUNDS PEA, Prom. , and Botteld, fit !]wadi Stanley, 14, Tavlttock. "I , • Paint. lis..- • . . ' oat, Ilaitritios, April 7, FLU; • DR. STEER*" CA:IO3IILE DROPS. : ANNC3I. -•. ... i 7 _ ~., 4 . 13.111011 LE is celebrated by Physicians and B4tanists Also tie , ,PERPETUAL AHMOW yit. 440 , . ,r... 21. late awes w lirdM icciduky : , P rr ay a n w e ii k 31. 11: 3 0 17 444 in'5-cou 44irea rt ; J A G ni nguo tirydge• 1, , , chhtl wolierwedignu.... Ae. MB _--t r.ti Kin ,. a i i. fod it.. , y bann .. tisessert ,etr , l e ;t i -i Ai daylree o t , n . . ak n d W. Ll oy d York, - Qv' ." ' . m r - I' l •-•' . ' kaik .a Y Durham Fencibi,s , 4 .- so wallet of many vixen. This elegant present of St of Sotto:item Duckeranton, ridden ia the ' the Niggle an- 17‘, Rogititstrest. opposite . Darlingtotstreetl Colley, 5, w „ a G 'NIL "" • Ilikii. D-4 wainsally esteemed kr its Olney iP all mats; *the eutubent, The annual value about tee ; toga . with thew% H o pea.ateset ; cinendisb-s t i , n riter JIM and lillsedilw MI, m "1 1 0 1 4 11/ • friday.strer-..-Tialte and F . J. &A t e . 1,. . . . Sib Fcot, Glasgow, Atifes ~.......t iel4 Eioihr, And those .alantriag disorders of the Thin en EXTENSIVE MA NORfik:. ' litkrd.olveeee'lnite, . . m l e . iik . / w ip e c am ia l • . Miss, esomeag.w=frepplg, ccl.toershaots. 14, ISIE •• -* ". .. • . 7•'" in the East and West Indies. If rupees lest -.ppedte, with the Tilailellato and Illitonst The rEa s t wo olinds with-NW 4 and et Winn soap oder lledidoe -Vona* throsol9ll. , . ' I'l4o ' ',Africa ..- '' t rent; the credity which eccasione intretevlion ; Isldedy Gmne ; eke Le adjoining of Duke ef ' and Sir liledlieglingnil ' • • • ! 1111111117ING 17•VELIJGENC.F. • , vxriai • Total „,.. . . • ... baltpay York Hussar - , . . • 4 .... lAt il Hysteric Fits, mid 'Debility tit the Neuron System, w ia ,t," , *lt ' , including Ten Zboussed , an 'nicely , • „ . z•-. - - • • .... -r • . ON b. ` rm tieltaie violates of Sea Sickneps. pr.-screed. 'Them me also very „ . "8 -111 *P- '',. • ,;• • , • BuNt PATE T TOMB, ' _ .... , ; . TaGlar.ll lll. 4, ises. • • • , ; shell • Bottle- • - ' A AUTUMN JVAN BLAt MINN - • „,„,.. • ....„____. v 4 1 ,. i.i . • A ecii:l i n •'t - . ' • • rieli a shocking az:4,l--r t VALUABLE MINES OF COAL Ak4l.llON-STIyINE . '''' • Ple Alowance to tut and West India, Merchare for ex. s .1. htptiesial at , ,' Ilfilbank, now belonging t . F. - man. • in great abandiviee, producing at present a nata l , but mpabh; . NIL' HUN. T most ireliectfuly i d o•ams •t• •. r 'Ps .....; • .- ift M wAi ls rmi pwwwwtv l i tereaells to, .ter ksmling rztrke.e _ id. N .of stone were being land:l • of ac imneedin•e and considerable increase. • 5i10... STEERS' PAREGOE It LOZENGES. fo Coug h s , Prin • tedpaiti . colers ankplans of the Bodes tney - be had (at finetaiterfeetidn le ITATCIII.KSO JA A • ~ . .., • . he he hal nest 1."1 se ; " N an dure t N i ' 1t . ? 4- " •.- • • ksat e f f or si r l e C o I t pt .° wlihr " C S l e7ye d :t " aim twth; 1 °9 3 h • Y and while one of the etmews sm - • - • a . e. . ' annfinelle , fieresol. OS ark' nomialstion ; Orem 114 , etre pakiraf the crane gave wiv, • 1•:i. -.111 , *billing dr , Of .B . Thomas, e.,' ;at the Belliwoohl,, ch he flattas hinted,' will be kima, on trial, fis ~, , 1 , 41 re.; RS 011 s, for C•avisions in Children, dish gene- I.kr b 73. ii., ‘ 61. 0 4 L oug hb oroug h ; Torun*, • „; Root ' , quality to any ever beans offered to Mar halm To - I C . time( 99c of thelabourers and crustal *WI , 7 015 .16 2 i me lre y ss eemile ff nwm , fcr. i w t h il m abliliatai. merit on a shutter. and car.! 1- - _ . ~... ,to th e fit in a few mi - lutei.„Prlce 2.. Al Exchange... Coffees Roust. Manciwker ; lien Chickens. Him per cent. uctier the maid plea, whh p eortsuponding _ • • not = 4 bcre are sold tae by .I.langer, 15$1„ Owned.street.; minshow A i d B m i, m a tt oc k • Graaby Ilaerowsoste• Blliston's profit to remilen. Snail stste beetles &LI 1 •404 Ptto • .. Ito an e Cir: ...0f . 12 f , ." -atlell ---r - 7 - -- Wife ummoury, where it was feased he wets.] • • ~••:, Ohl Rond-susc; Vania4udptmst..rette abradlinS , lubeeep,,..... %sweetie . ; the ll : hite /deem, LaIES; tbs . - ' . 4 / 1 :ft.Cf..'' , i • ' V, , • ......:. !tichange ; and al Venc.ers of nedenes. Angel, ditty irateadof SI, Is.,"apd h. 6.1., as ~tkr *OO. !, • , • t - c, -- ' Bu%toan. - r IPAo. Li 1 ; DiaftWr Librm. Claim. infeti articles. . , crip a rim i o lt ,... c d u e.. b e pa id I I T o e d,. b y N i es o p .. Acc tax. 411 1M b y a..ernocm, about five dark, . i ! 1 :11'115 EXTRACT OF SARYSAPARIL. hum; ; . lila PREPA R 4.T lON are anointratat flilre• Me- c°lns • Im :111 "' ' I N ka, and Br rip. Lin- HUNT confidently rastoonsittle his Manila= hero • liksrk-• •. . ;,... .. . *vs. malt If acies twiniihshibers. the astond John Valk. . and. Thromporton.atreet ; Ina to ihe earytice of Mose who wash to es,* •by s, lor - 11.61411Pt hrelaster the S 'l%ever own perfeit -....T=sats• l • -•-` 1 4; 111 1,,„ 9- .PPd • err w: at the Auction hush upon t Boost Skase, or Harts ek pstidnecil half • )'' , and his wife. were making a little we- eav i m ...b se k hi s i t,s t .. li o a ki, e x nb . .... rni, maim 9 this Irlitertiatiaert. lax Amtband having occasion tv _.. g a , 1014, , Eyes . w5. .4 4 .. 1. 2 4 mane ii , wi speak wit ama of atip i lg .t.clll Primes Stairs. quatedh. 4 1 1131- -'•'-i on atom seem • ala r ri - Soot, - is 3 such el a:: •, atilif ,rteetes. ti•ts Cncsot-gOden, w h ere Plans of all ale !abhor, at toe-third leee pike ikon MO loaf . Da- , 1 ... 'wed 311). The •„,„, . to* re" sold for 350 sows. dec. ram wlth w itch il,e pre rt. •St boat TO F e on boort., lea Darn by the side of the set- .4, ten Fe is her hand against the alit, Ica: 4' r 141 " . ..4 therefore, who, from various 1 alearegrest the Cstatesetecti u drat& of Seurat/feu, m a y be seen. to pot% roiruir, at the half-mile pu, .• ..• •Onit kluirl 24 wile& c c ...,,,,,, e . f 314341 14 11'91,1 Mb worliobrodi ail Wellmas ile rt allb_,Le - • i niikn l e ati • Pliiitirzlecaseott.wl6l,...L. f- '•. -al trfcbseet the Doke or hala bod nee 'y, " .... 4 •ll fill icl! u p e ro a r bue leffed 1 .u.ai, I• e ins ruu tet u al w iat a. e !u4.l .y drif u tct : ; • , ( i ' - ‘ 71 4 „ 7 ",,, nice, or with whom it ...0 Ad be - ut •• lotpoesible .........mamblliMemenli"..?""lMEßear33 l . ..- . .tte the Decoction. the Fluid Ettract, w 1 vrisie sue !hr vessel, and hie not since bean firtir.d. • , ets of s e; „„, portability, and ..f lee ,n in any. Ammo, will 1 .,_,,,, Lee __ e o ,„ 'PekTiN)etvoLvlNG GUN LOCK. . ase„ lir 8 4a Y i d her tbliall , so to t: "mu': anEi Cellir9 th i : e ' leteltee -• iir . ,''. /. 4 ,6„ .• .or tle . eiridp, Cokmel 'K is ronstructed on the prifieVe smell, ivith which 13 'ag is It 7,191 - hril r / . 7 nall ' AL .t. eiirk. 44 . 0)(0 ED . & IfitH/Esg.-...-Testcr.lxy an ir,quest was 1...-I,i . 3 /1 „..i. , 9 4 $ most desirable ovule cf employing this guelorstc:med ' .1 , 0 '-'•P't " • soil the Wiest -- thi mi -- . --- - --- " 4 " 41- .t.. 211146314 E' l l" • Seeltb' E s before l'i..nsiiiStirding, Ex;- 'at the VifsJe pUbliCalollfe. fd37l' , ^- di ph rginiouher by PERCIitisION, or wit S F4,24T •yekuliaz nourishment the letbm. • C *G- f l v orlaillatikosa. Selby 4.aje;m 1 , 01.410 , 41 nett . es T t ie lbamess , ...._. in which I has proved most benefited Arc t• e ; and si;Rtyli„ n -"' delicate skim st the Ana* linen, at the . alt ;Induce* Itle i spordir c 4 ,.. , stree., Fiteary.eepare. on bathed ! y of a eer.tleMan named Ed Taro , . who committal U.c dreadnil sot el sedritie on hamlet, asernur.r., b -- tom „meta' th e scorbutic Affections, Engshe Diseases, se- Tilknineltum to either mode of firing is effectuated IMkatiSTIM MOO boandfurjet lustre ever beheld. • • • St*es 0f.96 imrs. oath, 45 ft. and film onlY tweets lit hOurs of twelve ard ore 'l•k. It aprenni thit t'..-. wiry/Toms, a re , ar ,,L eg ; d . ed ; .4 . „ oisilll; e thousadilbig, alring, or removing any part este Lock To be walla et all Mr. Hunt's e at coo Shope in dial Ss", awl. -.- 11 !•. lux. ; - rort o sea cote the . y ..ci.l at kart = amee in nay LOWD if DaDlEEtatbe the Ithli 1", het. r•som n, - deed 1 , been :or same in a state er.cy t . ; Ca i- . t taken in aster, roadaing it of the time st%ngth as Idle: t;` ItAkoenes a matter if sake, * w.:11 as riannienint f tt,TP, O I %%WI ~. ud tu sportsmen. tto uniteu am ; 0 unusual. as be wee of • may-sprightly Was lop. Tim, odder-sr oil 14 B °ltiltt: ••,4114 C,1 4 an d • • LAC!. and IV ITTON having received tinqualiti robe. Prot./tall, Mc art, yloksiMiehip interests are ( ~. 7$ gd. by Budist• ( homage, 4. re at lifantifactosp„ iip. Two mg* and a hale , um.cdtheint-Loed Akihreoi. Si: J. Gft.bons. Cnl. Word. proved the reantadability of de deceased. and confirmalthe satyr : '4;4 1 t•• a 2- • " . ' Argyll it. Paul's, an _fil Regent- -en mar the .•• 43 ). Arden •Wa ed ' F ul &WM' this elegant Leek from the first SPorifalt C in die falA i rclonitr i 1 4 0 4PPIY. ' -... • - I , ' 1 ..- Wootk Esq. • 11. Taylor, Eeq. Th^.ol.A.l. F.,. A. Cock- of his la•e ahterl deedeanor. The deceased had . b..• In ilfe • Nit t • arts am very bat tnateidals,' iji i Dennison. filan.' ALP. -- Atria , Esq. T. Pay-e ff lce for many tens, and betake/it had rayed &Me ov s• - y I•utii, , __,, . .t . 00-plate, Ail* urgh i Sacks t.. e-st re . .., •ri . e . eountry,mah runierous osiers for guns on the aleph re e ar spectal' thereat the sportintworld to itiplurig , le, we, in ant • R. Il'ood. Ham G. O. L'hitnitle, Esq , J. Bann. Iverativelituation. . ' the dialfllllll el his rano" taw& beta--'' 7 i :, e d ler n =the principal Medicine Vendee throughout .11e sio.B7, ,i um.d I; N owl, .6 . 1 . aEs , ji Nodiers os . ph eel l ege flee 66 i t* a ffi l c em t i b o ck, C. Chs-d, Tag. - 1 -0-I"a:tv, Eeq. R . Parker, Esq. than destrited. Vie Jun returned their verdiet.--“ That the • - ;. ea__ saaa coved t!..t himst lf, beinz at the time in agitate( insimi;v." -.. I ' . li e coqui tat; it for Bu en' Fluid Emmet of Sorsepaiiilm it clia. be Ptc , cots•a• - • " Il e .9• 40 h., twPl r r ifn ui l . .Y : i s . 1 V *41111 ; 1 •B . Tetin, Lt. , y . • -1 - , I • . .' f • A I SEPTEMBER 1, 1824. _ DNESDAir, • ' SALES . BY AUCTI9X. k • s-..: orl -` ---, • FREEHOLD AND COPVHOLD ESTATES OF . hArE i 0 ri ENI BERNARD POPE, ESQ., At Van . Middleam and Astrop, in Northan;ptouire. _. By' gears. FLORINS, At flaißsiOcialllidt. on - TVESDAV, September I , sirtii.;o. - .' ,. ,111/ laels.:bvelheetiou of the Trustee, F Miming , VALUABLE FREEHOLD and r i t lk ORVROLD ESTATES. sir. t A. , 1 ELSGANT VILLA RESIDENCE, with beautiful Grounds, extending nearly to the river, and de lightfully situate in the preferable VIII t of thei VILLAGE OF 11A3IPTON, MIDDLESEX, in thaoccupation of Snag Robson; also two smaller Villa Resi dences adjoining, in she occupation of Joseph Turner, Esq.. and Mrs. Urieg,fall tresponsible Tenants. Early pessesaion will be ,given of two of the Cottages. Also four Tenements in White Horse-yard, producing. at row rents, 319. a year, and a Valuable Freehold Estate. called the ASTROP FARM COTTAGE; within.five.miles of Banbury and Brickley, ended with stone, surrounded by Gardena, and a Paddock adjoining; the whole com prising about eight acres. The situation is unusually pleasant, being on the verge of the village of Astrop. Astrop House Park. The country adjacent is exceedingly nch. POMSIIIO3 may be had binned iately . Particulars will be distributed 21 days prior to the Sale, at the principal Inns at Northampton. Banbury, and Brantley, Hampton Court, and Richmond; Mr. Pewees., Solicitor, Verulam-build tags ; at the 4lart; and of 31.sers. Robins, 4.0t/et-garden. IN NORFOLK AND CAST B. Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Estates. sem, altogether Four hundred *and tvrenty-five s.. By Miura. ROBINS, On the First Day, TT_ ESDA V, Octnber 12, at the White Hart Inn, IVisheach. Isle of Ely; on the Second Day, October 13, at the Five Bells, ttpwell, in Norfolk ; on the Third Day, October 15, at the Castle Inn, Downhamaitarket ; and on the Fourth Day, October IC, at the Chequers Inn, St. Gerntain's Bridge, at rive o'Clock in the evening of each Day, in Fifty-three Lots, by direction of the Execunra of Mrs. Home, deceased. DESIRABLE FREEIIOLD and part LEASEHOLD ESTATES. eompri.iing 79.4. 2R. 13 P. of rich Arable and Pasture Land, at Wisbeach, St. Peters, Leverington, and Elm, in the Isle of Ely, and st Einneth, West Walton, ii-d Tarring. ton in Norfolk. A valuable Estate with the Manor of Mullicourt, in Catwell, and sundry farm houses and cottages, and 291 A. 2R. 5 P. of rich arable and Pasture Land in Norfolk and Isle of Ely; an excellent Freehold Estate, with double tenement, and 20 A. 3 R. 9 P. of land in Downham-market ; and an Eligible Estate. with Farm-house. three tenements, and 21i A. 2 K. 7 P. of UM at Terrington St Clement's, Wiggenlmil, St. Germain's, 'thrive, &c. in Norfolk. Particulars may be had at the different places of Sale ; of Mama Forcer, Frere, and Forster, Lincoln's Ion; and of Mews. Robb% Covent-garden. . . , 14, at Twelve, *ABSOLUTE REVERSIONS AND COUNTY FMB OFFICE ANNUITIES. PERIODICAL SALE. 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Thus it was necessary that Oats should rise to tilts. bed fore the ports were opened for that grain ; but now they have been once opened to that grain, it will coatinue to be adtuitted, subject to the payment of certain duties, till the price falls below 235. If the ports should be closed, they will again at any future period be open to foreign oats, sub ject to the duties, when the price of the maritime districts for the period determining importation exceeds 255. This circumstance the interested in the prices are not uniformly aware o f. The Corn Lim of 1816 permitted impart, free of duty, whenever our own corn, as eetume.l by the averages, was at of above— Wheat . . Wt. a Doff qr.i Barley . 4s)s. a q 7. Rye, rase, A Beans 5.31. do. Oats - 275. dt , The present Act repe 4 s that IEIIS, and permits the import for home consumpshin of foreign corn, whenever one own corn shall to at or above-'-. . .jAa Barley . . 351. Aye. Pease, and Beans 44 1 4. tuts 254. sables to certain dude+, the amount of which is emulated not try -theme Oda, but by the followlng Table : SCHEDULE (A). Foreign Corn. Rye, Pease, ! Barley. and Beans. ' Bear, or Rigg. • 48e. ". . 7 41. 7 .86 t 42;* - .3s. 6.1 7 1;1 :t1:11395.. - - 1'• - - 12 is.. . . 41 Topsverit an abrupt import or lowering of the market, the rr sot AM imposes an additional duty on Wheat . - :rt. M. Barley . • 2r. Rye, Peas, and Beans 3s. 6d. 1 Oats . 2s. # I. On all corn, colonial as well as foreign, payable in addition to this • in the schedules during the tint three months of admission to hor.t consumption, whether the corn be taken from the warehouse or on board of ship. Corn from Quebec, or our other North American colonies, is n.:. mined to consumption in this country whenever our own arm; . are at or above-- Wheat 665. 1 Barley Rye, Pease, and Beans 321.0ats At the following duties 2v s. [EDULE This day is published. 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