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/ 4 ~;:, ,`;. ~. , __ II ' , z No. 6,918. INFORMATION FOR MARINERS. FLOITING LIGHT AT THE NORF.. a Corporation of Trinity House having talent swte. num Cur causing . the Floating Light at the Nore to be i lopatd, by the exhibition of a more powerful Light than has Date been shown on that Station, twice thereof is hereby given, and Masters of Vessels, Pilots., oil others whom it may concern, are requested to observe, that miter the lit March next, the Floating Light at the Noce ri.d. exhibited in a new Vessel from one Lantern only, display. arygie Light of great brilliancy in every direction, similar to is al the Sunk Sand and that the present Lights, which are t tam Two Lanterns suspended horizontally, will be thence. disoontiatted. By Command of the Corporation, J. HERBERT, Veg. jgaggaionse, London, Jan. 11, 18'25. • SALES BY AUCTION, - • A SPLENDID COLLECTION Or BOOKS, BOORS OF ART, LOOSE PRINTS AND DR AWINGS, PAIR OF GLOBES, A.: TD A GLAZED LIBRARY BOOK-CASK. MRitOIR'IIIII)LLIPS r W, and f :2 1 1 0 -.7 n tt g 'ulg y ast e.. uhoeusthloceisettrhiNi SUBMIT AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New BoAd-street, each day at One, a splendid and valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS and BOOKS on ART, richly bound In Rnsbia, Morocco, i&e. embrac ing the works of the most popular and admired authors, of choice ethuona, and beautifultv pnnted on wove and vellum papers, illus trated with plain and coloured engravings, by artists of distin guished eminence; amongst which are, Rees' and the Encyclo pedia Britannica, Pinkerton's Voyages and Travels, a fine copy of the Music Francois, folio ; Floceue Gallery, Revolution bran. cola, Cabinet Crozet, tine, the van.sus costumes coloured ; Shak spare's Prints ; the Houghton, Dust Wort, and Derby Galleries; an* the works of Pennant, Goldsmiu, Johnson, Hume, Shak agidnre, Robertson, Scott, Rollinson, ecc. , Also, a Collection of =Prints, Drawings, Etchings, Caries.'pres, &c. A pair of , and a capital glazed Library Bool•case, It feet G inches toog, by 9 feet high. By order of the Trustees of a Bookseller ; will Le sold for the be. befit of the creditors. May be viewed previous to the sale, and catalogue! had (at one shilling each, to be returned to purchasers) at Mr. Phillips's, Bond-street. ----- PORT OF LONDON, Jast. 1816, FOR SALE, Y Order of the Hrourable the Commissioners of D Ilmesty's Excise Revenuc.in a spaciour Room, at the Chief 02, Old Broad-sweet, on THURSDAI , the 10th, FRIDAY, ellth. MONDAY, the 14th, TUESDAY, the 16th. WED AWAY, the 16th, Days of February, 1825, at One o'Clock in *Afternoon of each Day precisely, the following GOODS : Broil, French and other Foreign Wines Rein Coffee Goers Black and Green Tea Arab Pepper Wax and Tallow Candles nisky Soap, and denials Glas.. Brandy Also a few Lots of Cot The and e Cocoa for Exportation. % le which are allotted in tomt quantities, for do boor mem. of several dealers, as well as privies }Moo t§ vivo may to became purchasers. watt ea may be had at 6d. each, and Samples seen at the the W es ,-ehouse Keeper's Office, Toner-h from Friday, 4. to Wednesday. the 9th of February, 1825, from Ten till Two ;Ova. and oo the Morning of Sale (the Samples of the Day's 4 ak only), from Tel till Twelve o'Clock. PORT OF LONDON, Fee. 1,1325. FOR SALE, nriv Order of t h e R enour ahle the Commissioners of his Majesty's Excise Revenue. in a spacious Room, at the Chief Cease. Old Rread-street , on THURSDAY , the 17th, FRIDA':, ettlfith, MONDAY, the 21st. and TUESDAY, the nd days of lihury. 1823. at One o'Clock in the Afternoon of each day me etly, a b out Eleven Thousand Gallons of I r ish WHISKEY, steb are allotted to accommodate private persons so well as Wen- Catalogues may be had at 6d. each, and Samples seen at the Ex * Warehousekeepers' Office. Tower-hill, film Monday, the lett, to Wednesday, the 16th, from ten till two o'clock, and on the evening of Sale (the Sample of the Day's Sale only), from ten till olive o'clock. BRILLIANT DRESS-ORNAMENTS, AND SUPERIOR SUITS OF COLOURED GEMS, MOUNTED IN GOLD. R. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that on MONDAY NEXT, February the 7th, by order of the Assignees, be aball SUBMIT by AUCTION, without reserve. at his Great Rooms, New Bond-street, a BRILLIANT NECK LACE and CROSS, a costly TIARA, formed of Brilliants. taste fully arranged ; two Pair of EAR-RINGS and a LOCKET, coal. posed of Brilliants ; a Suit of Toequoiae and Brilliants, elegantly arranged, the Property of Mr. GIANT, a Bankrupt. Also, Gold lt'atches and Chains, and miscellaneous elegant and valuable Jewellery and Bijoutelrie, and about Five Hundred Ounces of Plate. May be viewed on Saturday, and Monday, preceding the ale, and catalogues then had, at 73, New Bond-street. VALUABLE STOCK OF JEWELLERY. MODERN I PLATE AND PLATED WARE, Ott-MOLD CLOCKS, CA N DELA BRAS, &c. By Order of the Executrix of Mr. PETER DELAUNEY, deceased, AS R. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, tbat on 1,1 TUESDAY NEXT, the 8:h of February, and amend following Days, at Twelve o'Clock for One, each day, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond street, by order Of the Executrix, the elegant and costly STOCK of valuable J I.:WEIS, Brilliants, coloured Stones, modem Jewellery, gold Snuff-boxes, Watches, modem Plate and Plated Ware. French Clocks and Candelabras, in Bronze and Or-molu, &e. of Mr. Peter Delauney, deceased, comprising a beautiful brilliant comb, large oriental pearls, several elegant suits of dress-orna meats, set in gold, and enriched with pearls, emeralds, tore:noises, chrssophrazes, topazes, rubies, amethysts, gardets, &c. ; handsome gold neck and watch chains, seals, 'and kers ; gold and silver watches, by esteemed makers ; valuable snuff-boxes, a variety of beautiful and valuable rings, pins, brooches, lockets, tiaras, crosses, and earrings; an assortment of unset brilliants, emeralds, rubies, torquoises, sod amethysts; and modern plate, in salvers, dishes, candelabras, spoons, forks, &c. ; bronzes, and miscellaneous ornamental and useful objects. To be viewed at Mr. Delauney's, No. 68, New Pand-street, three days previous to.the sale, and catalogues, at one shilling each, had at Mr. Phillips's;New liond.street. EAST INDIA NOUSE, Feb. 2, 1825. MCowl of Directors of the United Cotnpany of ho/4U of England trading to the Last Indies do hereby skis Natice, That thee will put up to Sale, at their House in Leadenhall nest, on FRIDAY, the lath instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, precisely. prompt, the 20th Mar, ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY PIPES of the COMPANY'S CAPE WINES, and SIXTEEN HALF PIPES of CON STANTIA WINE, Aid that the same may be tasted previously to the Sale, and Ca :gapes had, upon application to Mr. William Evans , at his Nee, In the Company's Warehouses, New-street, Ilishopsgate street. between the hours of nine and three daily', (Sundays ex cepted). PETER ACRER, Assistant Secretary. A VALUABLE SHARE IN THE ESTATES OF THE NEW RIVER COMPANY. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, That 'he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, the 15th of February next, at one Mock...unless an acceptable offer be previously made, a valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, constituted by an original Adventurer's Share in the important Property and Concerns of the long-established NEW RIVER IVAT ER WORKS, producing to the Proprietor a con siderable annual income ' and enjoying peculiar privileges and benefits. In this Coorernthe Interests of other Water Companies have recently bentcowsolidated, and thereby considerably increased the annual revenue of thh establishment. The increased number of buildings within the range of supply by those Works, combined with the improvement of the Freehold Estates of this wealthy Com pany, renders to a Shareholder a prospective and important increase of annual revenue. The Land-tax of this Share is redeemed, and the Purchaser entitled to vote for the Counties of Hertford and Middlesex. Particulars may be had twelve days prior to the sale, at the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane ; and at Mr. Phillips's, 7s, New Bond-street. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Feb. 2, 1828. THE Court of Directors of the United Company of APrchants of England, trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Wake, That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on FRIDAY, the 11th insw.nt, at eleven o'clock in the Fcrcnoon, at the desire of Nine Proprietors. agreeably to the following Letter, viz.:— "To the Chairman, Deputy-Chairman, and Court of Directors of the East India Company. " London, 51st Jan., 1825. Gentlemen.—We, the undersigned Proprietors of East India Stock, being duly qualified, do hereby request that you will sum nen a Court of Proprietors at as early a period as may be conve nient, fur the purpose of taking into consideration the Hyderabad Parra now before the Proprietors, as far as they respect the (=- deed' rbrs Mast Noble the Marquis of Beatings, late Governor tioooral of lona " Josses, flusts. " RANDLE JACKSON, " Tnos. MURDOCH, " WM. CURTIS, " R. RICKARDS, "J. Do:Lr, " JAS. SHAW, " ALIN. Joussor. " DOUGLAS KIIINAIRD. PETER AUGER, dasistamt Secretory. THE DONIIEAD HALL ESTATE, WILTS, 'WITH THE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies that he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, februart 15, at One, at the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, a FREI... HOLD ESTATE, MANSION, and OFFICES, called DON II EAD HALL, in the occupation of Sir H. Ons low, Bart. situate at easy distances from Bath, Weymouth, and Salisbury, contiguous to Shaftesbury, and within one hundred miles of London ; in aline sporting part of the county of Wilts, comprising upwards of One Hundred Acres of Land, in a high state of culture. The Mansion is stone-built, and well arranged for the domestic accommodation of a respectable family, and handsomely and completely furnished. The Offices are competent, with stabling for eight horses, standing for carriages, and well supplied with water ; surrounded by excel lent roads, and in a respectable and social neighbourhood. At tached is a productive walled Garden and Orchard ; and the Land, Park, Plantations, and Pleasure-grounds lie compact, and envirou the Mansion, which is healthfully placed on an eminence, enjoying salubrious air and the picturesque scenery of the adjacent country. May be viewed by leave of the tenant. Particulars, Plan of Land, and Elevation of Mansion may be had of Messrs. Bowles, Chitty, and Chitty, Shaftesbury ; the White Hart, and Black Horse Inns, and Messrs. Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; Shel ton's Library, Southampton ; Mr. Cruttwell's Printing Office, Bath ; Mr. Simpson, Devizes; Mr. Marriott, Taunton; the Auction Mart; and at Mr. Phillips's, TS, New Bond-street. TO FAMILIES OF DISTINCTION. % CLERGYMAN'S LADY, who has for the last ten years been engaged in conducting the Education of Members of Distinguished and Noble Families, and who has no hindrance from devoting her whole time to the advancement of her Pupils, will receive TWO LADIES, in addition to those now under her charge, two of whom have almost finished their education. By the Lady's own knowledge of Foreign Languages. and the amistance of her Husband in the E"gliah and Religious Depart. wilts, the plan is intended to unite what is essential in an English, is all that can be safely acquired front a Continental, Education. The residence is eligibly situate in the vicinity of the Park. Some a the best Masters are engaged. and the number of Ladies is not a:owed to exceed what the principal can with ease superintend in ;aim. Farther particulars may he had by applying personally to Mr. sen. Bookseller, 50, Harley-street ; or by letter to hit care, 6-ected to A. M. G. Applications from any but principal will not be attended to; sal when personal, it is requested that they be preceded by cards ti address. AT CHRISTIAN'S WAREHOUSES, No.lo, STRAND, sod • No. 11, WIGNIORE-STREET, FAMILIES may be supplied, on very advantageous Terms, with IRISH LIA,EN, FRENCH CAM BRICS, HUSLINS, TABLE LINEN, SHEETINGS, and every de wription of LINEN DRAPERY. Gentlemen and Ladies going Abroad equipped for the Voyage, st a very short notice, with every necessary article, of the best quality, on the most reasonable Terms. CHILD-BED LINEN, DRESSES, &e. _ - ti . c , .4' - ' , l 77 / 4 /4X7 /16# ..1 •! . (/',eeC --01-- /-*-- - / 1 9 -4_,..e.edir------..„ 1 1i ti o° ' 1 * 1 .... Sy ' lir 04,•0z,. ----.... , ~ ; - .., ; •Jli.. : , S . ' ', , ~ 1 4 ' ' • Pricii. 10. lok 1W AUCTIOf Q4ARS.3. •• • • rt =canyon, At the Mart, TO.3IOSIIOW, at 12, in Ten bets, FIFTY fIrIAIIES cif 401.' each, in the.. IMITISEI ANNUITY COMPANY, incorporated bi Act Wiliam ment. Ten Pounds per Share has been paid, and tie Tait; Divi dend was at the rate ef. Six per Cent., after leaving a large Surplus for the accrnielp a:armies of the Company. Printed Particulars may be had at the Mart; and of Wiesen-Jae and Sona,',Pawraostez-row. . _ FREEHOLD SHARE Ig Fffl,llAM ANI3 PUINLY BRIDGE. - By WINSTANLEY and SONS. At the Mset, TO-MORROW, at I; unless an acceptable Wkr is, previously made by Private Contract, ONE -FIFTH of a Share in the fridge over the river Thames, from Fulham, in Middlesex,. to Putney, in Sir. rey, which is freehold, giving the owner a vote for both countt.a, and has latterly produced an income of about 321. per annum. Printed particulars may be had aßthe Red Lion, Putney; Klng't Arms, Fulham ; of itlessrs. Le Mane, Oliver, and Cook, soli. titers, New Bridge-street ; at the Mart ; and of Wince: thy anti sons, Paternoster-row. _ , TO .WEST INDIA MERCHANTS, itd!Tl VIERS. DIS TILLERS; 'COPPERSMITHS,. 1111UtiFOUNDEICS, anti Ottnrs. By. WINSTAKLEY end XONS, AAt the Mart, TO-MORROW ; at 1 . .! to close an Attain*. MOST excellent SBALLOIII PATENT STILL and HEAD, with rclund eondineet, having ii4ier block, tin piyea, all ctlpper wont-Mugs. with trew-geirrig warays, cast-iron furnaces, mouth damper,. ban and bearer, together yids two copper six-inch pampa twenty feet lag, brain cylinder and boxes, with parallel motion. The above are quite new, and have never been used.. Now lying in the Warehouse, No. 3, the north side of the London Docks. May be viewed, and Particulars had at the Doects; Cloyd's; the Canuuercial Mart Coffee Moms ; the Mart; cf Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row; and of Mr. Adams, 122, Join —street, Minories. • LIFE INTEREST or ANNUITY of - 2621. Ila.; REVER SION to 2.6001. Three and a Half per cehts. ; and LEASE. HOLD Imillovr.D RENTS, amounting to near 140.. par Annum. _ By WINSTANLEV end SONS, At the Mart, T0)-MORROW, et 12, in Four Lots, Lot 1. /1111 E LIFE INTEREST of a Gentlemm aged 49,•in the sum of 1721.115. Bank Long Anruitirs, and in an Estate at Bluntiahem, in the County of Huntingdon. let at 901. per Annum, producing together 2021. lls. per Annum. Lot 2. The ABSOLUTE REVERSION in and to the Sum of 2,5001. New Tbree.and-a-Half per Cent. Bank Annttitics Cate Four per Cents.), on the decease of a Widow Lady aged in. Lot S. A LEASEHOLD IMPROVED NET RENT of 1271. 15s. Id., for is Term of Seven Years and a Quarter, issuing out of and secured by extensive Premises, No. 50, Leicester-snuara, reaching back into Prince's -street, in the occupation of :dessts. Frolescb and Dresch, and yr,Oritfle...... Lot 4. An IMPROVE!) GROUND-RENT of 111. 165., is suing out of Eight floubes In Kennington -terrace, held for ".23 years and a halt'. Printed Particulars may be had of 'Resin. Vanderrom aril Comyn, Solicitors, Bush.fane, Cannon-street; at the Mart; arar of W instanley and Sons, Patentoster-row. TO BREWERS, DISTILLERS, PUBLICANS & (JIVERS. TWO PUBLIC BOUSYS, THREE DWELLING HOUSES. &c. •B WINSTANLEY and SONS, On TUESDAY, the 22d inst., at 12, in Six Lots. VERY VALUABLE and IMPROVABLE FREE HOLD ESTATES, consisting or the George and 1111 St , .p Publie-bouses, and Three Dsselling.houses and Premises, Nos. 23,30, 31, & 32, Great Somerset-street, 'Whitechtmel, let on grour,l r;.;,, , t leases which till. expire at Alichaelmas 11131 ; and a Limb:, ana tiled shed in Harrow-alley. To be viewed by permission of the tenants t print& particulars may be had the George and the Ship public-houses, Great Somer. set.street ; of Messrs. Kerslake and Crealock, solicitors, 4, Rrgetit street, NVaterloo-ploce; at the Mart ; and of iVinstanley anct Sous, Paternoster-row. PICTURES, PRINTS, DRAWINGS, MEDALS, COINS, AND THE DRS OF THE CELEBRATED NAPO- LEON By Mr. STANLEY, At his Rooms, No. 21, Old Bond-street, TO-MORROW, following Day, at Twelve, A. SELECTION of PICTURES of real merit, the Works of Italian and Dutch Masters of high distinctioii, embracing an early specimen of itaffselle, a Madonna, infant u;:d angels. Lionardo da Vinci, a Bacchanalian scene by Nicolo, and a landscape byliaspar Poussin, a fine old copy of the Transfiguration, examples of Giulio Romano, Titian, Tintoretto, A. del Sant), Ruben'; a landscape and water, Ruysdael, a brilliant picture tiy AVeenix, and many others of good quality ; Nmembur4 drawings of birds, exquisitely finished ; an assemblage of choice I'-rats, con. mining the bee' winks of Woof et, after Wilson, many by Wilde, others by Sharp, kforghen, Fittler t Golding, and Wilkle's pal subjects; a number of old English coins and medals; aid eighteen dies of the grand series of Napoleon medals, among whits are those of the Simplon, the battles of Lutzen and It urtzeti. Somme, Sierra, Elba, the Sanhedrim, Napoleon the Secoatt, &c. being the met of this distinguished set. Iday be viewed, and catalogues bad. . TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. Sin,—A Morning Paper of in describing a dinner given by the Goldsmiths' Company, to their Wardens and Livery, in celebration of his Majesty's Accession to the Throne, record's, that " after dinner his Majesty's health was drunk with three times three, in bumpers of Chatittte4,me." Now it has certainly been the invariable custom on former rainicersaries of this happy event, to drink his Majesty's health in Champagne ; but on this occasion nothing at all pertaining to that princely beverage male its air. pearance, save the Champagne glasses, which only served hr sharpen our disappointment. The occasion of this breach of our good custom was not made known, though pretty loudly called fur; nor would it now be required, had not the affair given rise to some rather broad insinuations respecting the loyalty of the Cump.inv. The fact is, the dinner was under the exclusive management of the 'Wardens, and the omission complained of was the consequence of certain economical erranrsments determined upon by them, whit. out any reference to this particular occasion. It was certainly in. judicious to put time arrangements for the first time in operation on such an occasion, and when one of the ‘Vattlens fills the high office of Chief Magistrate of the city; but it was merely an error is judgment, as they are all gentlemen of the first respectability, aril the most inairupcsiusble loyalty. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, A LIVERYMAN Feb. 4, 118'5. of the Goldsmiths' Company. OUTFITS to INDIA, at HEBBERT'S Old Bata blishel Warehouse, 187, Strand. Writers, Cadets, ami Office in his Majesty's service, about to embark for India, or any foreign destination, are respectfully informed they can be promptly supplied with every necessary for I the voyage and a residence in India, and at the lowest wholesale Prices. CALICO SHIRTS, of every description, from Ss. each; White Joan Jackets, Trowsers, &c., at proportionably low prices; Cots, Sill Bedding, Cabin Furniture, &c., of every triad. Ladies' Outfits on equally moderate terms; the greatest possible variety kept for immediate use. Ladies can also have their own Materials for Dresses made up in the most fashionable manner. Baggage of every description shipped, and information given re specting the sailing of East India vessels. TO INVALIDS WHO CANNOT TARE PEDESTRIAN OR EQUESTRIAN EXERCISE. ROPE, UPHOLSTERER, of Rathb o ne - pla ce • London, respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry. tec ' . .that in the mune of his business (the letting out of Merlin, Bath, and Invalid Chairs) he has hid so great a demand for CHAMBER EXERCISING HORSES (through the recommendation of the Faculty), that he is induced to manufacture them on much im proved principles, tbs springs . being so tempered as to carry from five to thirty stone; the action is similar to the canter of the managed horse. and by the least exertion will cause a genial warmth and general circulation of the blood. The Price from Eight to Twelve Guineas. May either be purchased or hired, with suitable power to the weight they are intended to carry. Likewise a much-improved LEG-REST. which is strongly re commended to persons subject to the gout, rheumatism, m cold or damp feet. Persons having Bath, Merlin, or Invalid Chairs to dispose of , may address as above, post paid. FOR COUGHS. PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT.—The herb Coltafoot has long been distinguished for its excellent Properties in the cure of Coughs, and other Pulmonary C,om. plaints; and this Essence has, in the course of a long practice, been found the most safe and effectual remedy for Coughs, and all Disorders of the Lungs. It gently opens the breast, and ' ately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking mid, and thus it affords great relief in Asthmatic Complaints. It ;illsys the tickling which provokes frequent coughing, cleanses the small glands, relaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the vessels. Thus it will prevent Consumptions, if taken before the lungs are ulcerated. It softens husky and dry Coughs, and heals rawness and soreness of the Chest. This Pectoral Essence is prepared by James Ryan. Surgeon, in Bristol; and sold in Bottles at 3s. 6d. each, b, F. Newbery end Saes, 11, St. Paul's Church-yard ; .1. Sanger, ise,Oxford-grest Hawkins, Old Bood.street; Straining, Royal E x change; and Hanes, Ludgate-street. SALE OF THE LATE LORD AIACDONALD'S PROPERTY. HOUSES, LIBRARY, WINES, FURNITURE, &c. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that, by order of the Executors, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, on MONDAY, February 21, and Five following Hays, it Twelve for One o'Clock. without reserve, the splendiu and valuable LI BRARY of BOOKS, BOOKS on ART, GALLERIES, MAPS, &e. principally of Modern Works, in costly bindings, and comprising upwards of Four Thousand Volumes, via.— Octavo et infra.—The Scots Magazine, 21 vols.; (Euvres de Voltaire, 70 tome, edit. Bmumarchaise ; Rollin's and Crevices History ; Bowles's Pope ; Todd's Spenser and Milton ; Pine's Horace and Virgil; Rapin's History of England, best edition ; Worlidge's Gems • Junius, variorum edition ; _Shaftesbury's Cha racteristics ; Tucker's Light of Nature ; IValpole's Noble Au thors; Gentleman's Magazine, a fine set; Antiquarian Cabinet; Bruce's Travels; the British Classics; Chalmers' Biographical Dictionary ; Hume and Smiled; the Vorks of Swift, Fielding, Sterne, &c.; and a Selection of curious Treatises on the Game of Chess. Quarto.—Don . Quixote, with plates, after Smirke, India proofs ; Gen and Gandy 's Pompeii, India proofs and etchings; 'Neale's Gentlanen's Residences, proofs ; Daniel's Voyage ch . the Coast of Great Britain ; Pennant's Works, complete ; Fenn's Original Letters; ('rough's Topography, illustrated; Pinkerton's Voyages; Strutt's Pieces, large paper, complete; a unique Copy of the tialerie du Musde Napoleon, proofs before the letters; Young's Noble Galleries, India proofs • Hakewill's Italy, India proofs; d'Oyley and ?davit's Bible; Clarke's Travels; Dibdin's 13iblio mania, illustrated, in 6 vols.; Boswell's Johnson, illustrated; Britton's Architectural Antiquities; and all the English Chroniclers. Folio.—The Heraldic Visitation Books; Stukely's Itinerary ; Neale's Westminster ; A curious 318., the Pedigrees of the Fa milies of Yorkshire; Stowe by Strype ; Pocock and Norden's , Egypt ; Cabinet Du Roy, en 21 tome; Dart's Westminster and Canterbury; Galerie du Crozet; Museum Florentinum ; Lodge's English Porovaits, India proofs; Le Brun's Galerie ; Clarendon's Rebellion, illustrated ; Libcr Veritates, 3 vols.; Holbein's Heads; a splendid set of Piranesi's Works ; Captain Baillie's Works, proofs; Houbraken's Heads, an original copy; Strutt's Engravers, illustrated ; Dugdale's Ba ronage Parches his Pilgrimage; Granger's Biographical History of England. illustrated by 2,200 Portraits; Hearne and Byme's Antiquities of Great Britain ; Cal. met's Dictionary of the Bible; Holbein's Heads, a splendid copy; Lodge's Portraits of Illustrious Personages ; Sbakspeare's Come dies and Tragedies, an original edition ; and a variety of others equally valuable, and the whole in costly bindings. The Books may now be viewed (at the reaactice of the late Lord Macdonald, No. 7s, Welbeck-street), by Catalogues at 2s. each, and an order from Mr. Phillips, New Bond.street. THE COEN EXCHANGE. It has been long a matter of complaint ansonget /teeny or the most respectable persons in the Corn Trade, that the diffiealty of getting possession of stands in the Corn-market amounts almost Ll an impossibility. Tice Old Corn Exchange was erected seventy years ago, as a private undertaking, and the management of it was vested in a Committee, consisting mostly of corn-factors. It might, at the time it was erected, have been large enough for the purposes for which it teal intended, but of late years, the immense in crease of business has rendered the proper transaction of business extremely unfrequent. The Committee exercise an unbounded control over the Exchange, and accommodate with stands only those from whom they apprehend no censpetition. Several meetings hare been held by Gentlemen, who ate interested for :he purpthe of adoptir.g some measure by which the public good, as well as the Fivate benefit, of the ger.eral body (Items-factors might be ad vanced. They egreed to make a proposal to the Committee to enlarge the Exchangs, with:it now only contains sixty-eight stani!,, to a size adapted to the accommodation of all who are at yzee:nt fuvoured wit h stands, and of all who hay:: burn for several years :n effectually employed in endeavouring to obtain so eligihk a place for exhibiting their samples. They argue, that, if the monopoly were removed, every one who had cora fur sale, would be sure of getting a market price for the commodity, and the public would have the option to judge between a very extensive variety of the article. They assert that so strong is the prejndice in favour c" purchasing in the Corn Exchange, that a cam-factor vho boa au stand in the market, has in many instance' been obliged to sell at upwards of 6d. a quarter leas than he would have got, tad not the monopoly been in The way. A respectable factor, who sells up wards of 100,000 quarters of wheat in the year, has suffered con siderably by this decisive check upon competition. Although the rent of a stand is no more than 101. a-year, N. would willingly gie - : 1,0001. to obtain possession of one on such terms. The Committee have hitherto rejected the proposition, and declare that the market is sufficiently large for the business of the metropolis. It bgt therefore been determined to apply to Earlisn.ent upon the sub ject, and the question is to come on in the present session. CORN EXCIIA iriDSISDAY. FFI3. 2. Our market has been pretty Iva supplied with Grain tins w:ek. The Wheat trade waseztremely heavy to-day, but not cheaper to: hue samples. There was considerable briskacss in the Barley trade, as, from the low returns received from the country, all hopes of the ports opening for this article are at an end ; an advance at* Is. to 2s. per quarter was realised on all descriptions. The priced Of Oats, BUMS, and Pear, ruled much as on Slouday, with but little business doing in either article. • STERLOGIZAPIIV.—WiIIiam tied, a goldamith, of Edin burgh, in the year 1133, made a plate for every page or sheet. He printed two praver-hooks and an edition of s a n ua t. He Ives ruined, and lwt project appeared to bar died pith him. • LONDON, THURSDAY, FEBRU, A CHARTERED yEsoa.. To Sail early This Month, FOR BATAVIA and SINGAPORE, the fine fast sailing River built Brig NOORMUHUI 4 burthen 200 Toss, JAMES SCOTT, Commander; lying in the City Canal. Hu fine accommodations for Passengers. 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