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o..erefore hate Somperangban t Woorr. !Ito the prisoner w as • a• I pro,. two Or !hut tact day 'll L::33'l' .:3 , r1 by 31 r. Butler, • :r 44, thy al. - ;ration th at .0 ty • 04 4 r. Mr. .Irrifbold • 4:14r 4.44. •%. i:h h re.mt ;h e No. •. t'• pr • t 4r did h ot , ficsomFsmommm 4.! 1;•. ! 0 %%ih she now S a:441 t44-thyl h im , F OR the 1 i! c"... wsteh. cor I• • : tin:e OUt MC ogniga! err? I nat :L:1 !ler of ho• excellent Acre,: •• Fur Freight 4.e/o.d by many ntilrr cnifuseel stroonu ryntar'..s con. ; . A Lady re cionoart of the wit::, 6 - :4 e charge of any i !..o and the be. es of the_ph. For P r La d e s,4 when the offieyy . I a 0: ‘nt, — at IClot BETTI ,„, ‘4 , 44 rthing happened to a Cosnmar.der to /,;1 //' 1 -. c‘tit • / • / 72 1 , • / 1.. 7 .7/ /IZ--( 1 .? 1 :1 • ." V • ‘,/ • 4 4 d , • 11 . 4 ttt/L-%A 4( ) ,o iilno.4l; /. ;) 4/ / 4 G ...- • ~~ 71 • 2 1191 CPU. LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 2, W 24. Pnee iit Sail from Gravesend neat Monday, July 5, ISLE of FRANCE and CEYLON, tht. fill 3 I Ship TI3IANPRA, A. I. GEORGE W RAT, Burden 370 Tons; lying in the City Canal. Hu munodatiuns for Passengers. or Pa.•age apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTF.R. and BUCHANAN, Mark lane. proceeding in the above ship will be happy to take Children or Ladies. BOOKS PUBLISHED. BCOKS Pt ILISH ED. BALI S BY AUCTION. ittALt3 BY Al/C.IION. DICKSOyS PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE. This 10$ copper-vat, engravings, comprehending elail subjects of proved Agricultural Implements, the different breeds of Cattle, the various tivasses, &c. dtc. KNIGHT'S qUARTERiY MAGAZINE. No. V. till be published oa WWNESDAY, July Mb. Eut, June St KING-STREET. ST. JA3IES*S44QUARE. Elegant Furniture; Capital Eigltt.day Cl:+ck and Dial, by ihrerri bow ; excellent Fowling-pieces, by ;Hylton ; hand,ozne Bronu and Ormolu Lamps; a sosa/A library of Choice Beaks, to ele- Pot Bindings and various other Meta. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street.) At No. 19. King-street, St. Jaime..., On WEDNKSDAY, July IS. and following day. at 12. THE ELEGANT FURNITURE. &c. Lo PRO _PERTY_ of a NOBLEMAN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. FIXTURES. SPRING CART,ANkiFYLCTS. By Mr. BULLOCK, At kis (heat Row. 211, High 110!burp, TIIIS iisl FOLLOW ING HAY, at 11, in CND Lots, A LARGE HOUSE of FURNITURE. removed I/ from Chelsea t mahogany library kook-nrta, a capital patent kitchen range, with steam apparatus, two excellent t shine: plantifortes, and square ditto, a drawing-room suite, asverti goal old paintings, 1t c. includin g hainhotne four-pokt, field, and othet hetlttds with turnituree, feather beds and appropriate bedding, mahogany wardrobes, chival glass, cylinder wetting table, chests of drawees, barin stands, chairs, elegant ntorine window-n:lll,4ns a set of patent dining tables, p u lest a / sid e b oar d, excellem mah o gany chairs, couches, and sofoo, rosewood tables and COMM CACS, two large chimney glass s, useful and ornamental china, and a large collection of genuine property, which may be viewed, =A Cata logues had. A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRI CULTURE and 310 D RN HUSBA "HMV ; in which are fully detailed the Nature of Sid+ and Manures; the proper Management of Meadow and Pasture; and the improved L l: Z e i: ration of Aral,le Lands; Rotation of Crops, ArtiHcial trams, &c. the best dlea , :s of Draining, with numemus plates, illustrative of the game, and of Embanking, Inclosing, Road Making. and Fenc ing; the different Species of Live Stock, with coloured plates of the most hnproved Breeds; and the Construe:ion of Farm Houses, Offices, and Cottages, accompanied with engraved plans and eati. mates. With an Appendix of the Laws relating to Agriculture. particularly of the Relative Rights of Landlord and Tenant, Forms Of Leases, Setting otit Tithes, Ike. kr. By R. W. DICKSON, M.D. Originally puldished at six guineas ; but the stock having missed into the hands of the present Proprietors, they have reduced its price to four guineas, thus rendering it the cheapest ea well as most comprehensive work on the subject extant. London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternster.row. This day is nnhli-hed, libno. price 1k in boards, CRE(7IAN STORIES. A New Edition, in whirl' T the explanstoev Remake, fortne•lv riven in Conversation, will he (mind iaeorporated with the narrative. Intended as a Class. book for Schools. _ . .._.... - Passengers only, and will Sail in a few 'rays. LCUTTA Direct, the Trak Ship ELIZA ii, A. I. Hurdles SOO Tons, WILLIAM SWAN, lof the Honourable (onipany'a Service); lying in the Went India Esport Dock, Liinehouse. Has superior Account).- dati•nnt for Pasneng•rs, and carries a Sur,„;_on. Eat PINIPAgIe apply to the Uoinenande:, at the Jerusalem Coffee house ; to Mews. Hunter and Co. N 0.59. Old Dread-ntreet or to JOHN S. BRINLEY, 14, Ili:chin-Luse. CornhilL INDIA STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. HE Untlers'gnell are now authori sed to receive the T N.tlics of PERSONS desirous of obtaining SIIA RES in this Undertaking, f.yr which purpose the necessary printed papers nisi be obtainer i at tht it Office. Cray practicable attention will be paid to ensure an sparopri ati.m of the Shares In the order In which they are applied tor. ASIORY sad COLES, 25, Throgmorton-strect. July 2, 1104. - - - By MARIA HACK. London: Printed for Harvey and I)artnn, Graeceliundi-street; and G. and W. B. Whitaker, Ave Maria-lane. This day i. nublished. in Ctn. with It Portrait. prior 3/. ss. MHE LIFE A!s:D REMAINS OF EDWARD 1 DANIEL CLA RKE, LL.D. Professor of 31 ineralogv in the 17niversity of Cambridge, Author of Travels in Europe, Asia, and Africa, &c. &c. fly the Rey. WM. OTTER. A.M. Printed Fur Ocorge ('owie and Co. in the Poultry; to whom the Subscriber. are respectfully revolted to apply for their Copies. Removed from Grosvenor-square. Consisting of touch, tent, press, and oilier bedsteads, and fur. nitures ; feather beds and bedding; handsome window-curtains. in chintz, cotton, and morine ; elegant grecian couches, sofa', chairs, and ottomans ; foot-stools and 1•g-rests t capital lounging, fauteuil, and library chairs ; excellent well-made cabinet articles, in rosewnod and mahogany ; dining, card, had, sofa. occasional, library, dressing, and work tables ; book cases, cabinets, ward robes. chests of - drawers, dumb-waiters, and canterburys; nume rous handsome folding. chess', and pole screens ; bronze candela. bras and lamps; music-stools and what-nota ; cheval and other dressing glasses ; capital eight-day clocks and dial ; valuable fowling-pieces, by Manton ; a small library of choice books, in elegant bindings ; Turkey, Brusseh. and 'Wilton carpets ; floor cloth, spring blinds, bedsteps, and bidets; trays and stands; a porter's hall-chair ; large deal presses, cupboards, sad tables; fenders and tire•irona ; a great variety of excellent copper kitchen requisites, and other articles. May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale, by Catalogues, Is. each. on the Premises; at Garrawars Coffee house ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, opposite Burling- 1,11 0 • b it broke and l e rot tWO yourg n ? take my ou!: excl.timcd, TO MEA WIKERS, AND CA eiT4 VALUABLE ESTATE !OR INVESTMENT. OR. OCCUPANCY. fly Mr. BULLOCK, At Jack's Coffee-house, .lark-lane, ems 'MONDAY NEXT, July at Ooe, A Singularly eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE. cont -1 prehending a spacious Huse. Grand Junction terrace, in hunt of the Edgware-road, held for Ninety-dee years. at a ground rent of 7/. 10s. per annum. The prcodaes are of modem structure and elevation, and four stories from the basement, with an established Baker's Shop, two immured Overs. and every trading and domestic convenience. Estimated to be of the annual value of UP!. I~.in.a said I 113 . 1%:b0r. 1111., All!!,121 it, Just nuhlished, Rya mad, price 34., ADAM and EVE. A Mareato Story. "Quin eat nam Indus in undit ?"--Vlnc t t.. "0 nimium cab et velar° confine metenn " Noting in ignma. Palinure, jaechis arena !"—Vtante. Printed for John and H. L. Ilunt, Tavi3tock-street, Covent garden. 11% 'A 14! no: be tne, for no scr. . rt: sent. 1•,.-4 In:l4k take STORER'S CATHEDRAL ILLUSTRATIONS. This day is published, elegantly printed and hot-pressed, price de. each part. en decoy ieo. or fla. cot .riper-royal, HE CATHEDRAL CHURCHES of GREAT BRITAIN,T Graphically and Ilistoricalli ti delineated ; the graphic illustrations comprising a Series el ly.flabibcd En. graying., exhibiting the exterior and interior tens. and the dis tinguished architecturrul Features and Ornaments of each Edifice. Doom and Engraved by J. and H. S. STORER. LIST OT THE CATHEDRALS. Bangor Bath .: h I, is fulkst art, ul•it he %lid upon the former to hare the inquiry ruede. he pri,uir.r, the charge ear t on the eubtr NEUMAN, 174, Piccadilly, opposite the Arcade• A False and slanderous attack having been made upon /11. this Exhibition by a :gaming Paper, the Proprietor appeals to the Public in khan of its aciiitineneso, and that the greater twirl*e may ►e mimes of its reality, he has lowered the Ad mission to One Open from tea till dusk daily. CAROLINE AND ZF:LITF.. This day la published. In 12nse. price 4*. boards, CAROLINE and ZELITR, or Transatlantic Tales taken from twat Life. Dedicated to Colonel David Stewart, of Garth. KING-STREET, ST. JANIES'S-SQUARE. story, hrr drtinrc gyres &MOD. cn.r!mrgrd. Durham Lincoln St. David's Ely Norwich St. Paul's. Bristol Exeter Oxford. Wells Canterbury Gloucester Peterborough Winchester Carlisle Hereford Rochester Worcester Chester Landsff I Salisbury and ChiebLs•er Lichfield St. Asaph York The History and Antiquities of each Cathed is complete in itself. and may be purchased separately, price Ss.—A few Copies are printed in 4to. with proof impressions of the plates on India paper. price lis. Each Cathedral is accompanied with an ample Index. a List of Bishops and Deans from the earliest times, and a ground plan shewing the situation of the most remarkable Monu ments. &c. and the varied Groinings of the Ceilings. Of this Work it has been remarked, that " the perspective is correct, the points of view happily chosen, and the light and shade judiciously thrown, exhibiting very striking specimens of accuracy and force of representation." London : Printed for Sherwood, Jona, and Co. Paternoster-row. To he viewed till the Sate. Particulan had on the Premises ;at the 'dee?. of Sale g of Mr. Shute?, Solicitor, 67, Milbank-streot ; and of Mr. Bullock High Holbcen. high . tho opinion ‘7l . the Ma. thrown upon the matter at t! > , :tfi tort the unsup. by the positire I.e (Mr. A.) and was pre. IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, Sun court, Cornhill, and St. James's-street. CAPITAL, £711,000. DIRECTORS. CORNELIUS Stmt.'', Esq. Chairmsn. KAIIIILL MERE, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Charley Barclay, Esq. I Ibmiel 31 ildrel, Esq. John Bounlieu, Esq. Jeremiah Olive, Esq. George Brown, Esq. Robert Slade, Esq. Andrew Colvile, Esq. Henry Smith, Esq. Robert Lang, Esq. I John Smith, Esq. M.P. Richard Lee, Esq. Henry ~terry, Esq. Ebenezer filaitlar.d, Esq. John Denton Tritton, Esq. AVDITORS. Sir Charles Price, Bart j John Baker Richards, Esq. John 'Penton, Esq. CONSITI.TING PHYSICIAN. 11. Lidderdale, M.D. Falcon-square. Two-thirds of the Profits of the Company are periodically added to the sums specified in the Policies effected for the whole term of life; at the same time the insured are protected by the deed of set tlement and the above ample capital front every chance of loss, by the responsibility which attaches to those who become mutual in surers of each other. Lives insured arc allowed to pass by wee from one part of the Ilnited Kingdom to another, and also in time of peace to pass in King's ships and packets, or other decked vessels, between British ports and such foreign ports as lie between Ostend and Havre de Grace, both inclnded, without evra premium or special leave of the Directors, as is usually required. No extra prentiuin is required from persons engaged in the army or navy, unless when called into actual service. No entrance money, nor tine of admission, is charged, except in the case of non-appearance. Attendance is given daily at the Company's Offices, from ten till for, o'clock, where rates and condition may be had, or of any of the Company's Agents in the principal towns throughout the kingdom. By order of tho Board, JOHN GREY, .Actuary. fly ANNA WHITE SMITH. London: Published by Charles Frederick Cock, 61, Paternoster- TOW. Rare Antique Italian Bronzes, beautiful China Ornaments, curious Silver ditto, choke Carriags in Ivory, a costly Egyptian Pebble Cup and Cover, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Howe, Regent-street ) At No. 19, King -street, St. James's. on 'THURSDAY, the lath day of July, at Two o'Clock, The Prmertyof a Nobleman, COSTLY RARE ANTIQUE ITALIAN BRONZES. beantiffil China Ornaments. in Jars, Beakers, bc. curious Slyer Ornaments, Carvings in Ivory, an antique Drinking Cup and Cover, carved in Wood, date 1167, a valuable Egyptian Pebble Cabinet Cup and Cover, handsome Highland Dirk, and other. ar. tides. REVERSION IN THE FVN DS, In the Sum of 2t1,61.10/. Three per Cent. theirra - pirty of a Nobleman. By Mr. STEWART, At the Auction Mart. an WEDNESDAY. Jay 14 at Twelve. VALUABLE REVERSION in the PUBLIC FUNDII, • in the Sum of 2%900/. 3 per Cent. Consols, at present standirg in the name of the Accountant. General of the High Court of Chan cery, which will theCOMC the property of the survivor of the Vendor and his body, who respectively are aged Al years. in the event of their having no Childr.n who may attain a vested interest therein. The Vendor and his Lady were married in the month of Septem. bey, 1793, have never had any family, and are now living apart. The Intermt of the above Sum is payable to the Mother of the Vendor during her life, who is aged 72 years. The Vendor's Life has been approved of, and a Policy may be opened thereon at the Equitable Assurance Office. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Roche, Solicitor, 2 Charles-street. Covent.garden ; at the Auction Matt ; and of Mr; Stewart, 191, Piccadilly. tot.ill This day is published, 112mn. with encravings of portraits, &c. price 7s. in hoards, BIOGRAPHY OF CELEBRATED ROMAN 13 CHARACTERS, with Anecdotes illustrative of their Lives and Actions. until Tin slay evc out 11r. l'unter lin :tit. ar; A ntmth !n‘t, vhet the if be :Id By the Rev. W. BINfiLEV. Containing also, a brief Account of the Author's Life and Writ. ings, and an Appendix on Roman Literature. London: Printed for Harvey and Dalton, Gracechurch.street. D. with whom Sim. :,,k_ highly of the 11.15(10 tho ca«• to tt Jury, as the oa!, it. .tt ill • inv.. he wan bound to No kr t!.. or the silk case at the ntld t•ot it ive t•,,uotit:ed her ; for then entirely upoi the te,iittion of sin:per.. inilit lin: tl•r I•risoncr tot trial upon at!er pr,varicatien which she er Iw• 1.1 her good chamfer, 'lr. 11:01',9 s!it: not. after her ANNALS of SPORTING and FANCY GAZETTE. Contents of the Number for July. price Ss. lid. illuvrated with a Portrait of a cross of the Dog and Fox. engraved by Land seer, and a Plan and Survey of Ascot heath Race Course, Berks. Original Cornmunlcations—Field Sports for Jul , ' s Reuospert of the Breeding Season; Early Indications; Partridges; Angling. Dog and Fox. A few running Observations—Racing Propensities —Rabbit Beagles. Horace, Ode VII. a free Translation, the all. periorlty of unsophisticated Life. Hilarious Life. from Horace. Ode XXXVIII. Hydrophobia; Destruction of Mad Dogs, too indiscriminate; distinguishing Symptoms; Human Imagination efficted ; Anecdotes ; Laws relative to Dogs ; eases, etc. Vora. city of the Heron—Doubts dispelled. Sketch—Master Henry, or the Young Nimrod. The Turf—New Regulations respecting Trials. Lydiate Subscription Pack of Harriers--Information against Mr. Bretherton, and Fine—Examination. On the Fowl ing-piece—Management. The Chronicler, No. L—Geoffry man, Esq. his Auto-biography. The ('hace, ala Nimrod. In quiry as to the best method of preserving (;muse. Hints to Voting Anglers. The Sportsman's Tribute, Of Line.' to the Memory of Sir John Hill. Improvements in the Arts connected with Sporting Subjects—Wheel Carriater—Ventilation of Carriages--Construc tion of Wheels—Mr. Barry's Improvements on Wheels. Ascot Heath Race Course, with a Survey and Plan; Points of Distance, with rises and falls- The Fancy tiazette—Movetnants. Battles, Spring and Langan, Ike. Ike. Turf Nominations, Racing Calen dar, State of the Odds, Stc. London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row. Burlington-street. May be viewed on 31onday and Toesd iy preceding the sale, by Catalogues, at Is. each, to be had on the premises ; ht Ciarraway s Coffeehouse; and of tlr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, opposite POITTII AMERICA, MEXICO, &c. This thy is published, in one large ;Glum Bwo. illustrated with se veral coloured Maps. Charts, and Views. price 18s. boards. THE GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, and STATIS _IL TICS of NORTH and SOUTH AMERICA and the WEST INDIES. VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, QUITE EQUAL TO FREEHOLD. TILE VALI/ABIS ESTATE OF TATA3IAOONSHE, is the Province of Nova Scotia, British North America, the Property of Governor Desbarres, producing at present 571 M. per ancum. By 31r. STEWART, At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, July 14, at 12, THE valuable Estate or Township of TATA MAGONs SII E, containing 17,903 Acres of excellent upland, in the Province of Nova Scotia, in the County of Halifax, 30 miles from Pictou, 60 miles North of Halifax, 22 miles from Truro, and 49 miles to the East of Fort Cumberland, to each of which places arc public roads. On the Estate are many thousand tons of Timber, well suited to the British market, several excellent Hathours for Shipping, and many fine Rivers intersect the Pcnperty. The Har. hours and Itiyer are abundantly supplied with salmon. cod, her. rings, t;out, and various other kinds of ash, which might be made a source of great profit in exporting to the West Indic market. There are liltewise a Church and a S:hool, with other Buildings, and a %Chart* on the Property, and thirty-five families settled on the same. Printed Particulars and Plan of the Estee may be had at the Auction Mart; of A. W. Madera, Esq. 411, Fenehurch-etreet ; and of 31r. Stewart, 191, Piccadilly. houw al,u:lhr hour. for trul R 4 WG/1-....THEET. [ascii milli.; gal, abau! Ili Tcart:(fge, v.::jc:,..rszcti by 21.ir. Gieen7; tir.myenor-Nuare, with slnt, cuar a false ri:tence, goods ta hie irl cam into his shop about twelve nid she had bein sent by 3lr. Allen, a tliiwe service she reijesentid herself up n, of a particular description, 9 yards lien, and other articles, *incoming to were made up and given to the girl, hail the precaution to desire otie of his ec if they were delivered at 3lr. Allea s, stead of delivering the goods at Ali to her u:other's house, near Sloane. to Mr. limn, deposed, that by dim. wed th e prisoner. tin leaving the shop and looked sharply into the shop; she of sileanc-street. where she went lilts nnutlistely followed, and asked to Ice r mother; he ir.sisted upon seeing her, her into custody, ar.d !nought bet t el ;k to his master's house. pcctuhle butcher, who lives within a 's, writ roduced, and stated that it ' Id have been sent on Tuesday by Green's as Mrs. Allen had left town Co before. Me never saw the girl before. I bed to sat any thing, but she remained her mother, in a complete state of the ground, beseeching the 31agiathstt and inexperience of his very mut It for her situation, but that it mit the girl, which he did, and the prosecute her. tance, that this yocng girl, the evenic.,. alony, came to this Office, accompamol for a warrant against a gentleman who t, and to whom she said she had been bill for clothes washed, and that this take improper liberties with her. Captain in the Scotch (key's, whore. 't, Haymarket, was charged with ss. • great youth and beauty. yesterday morning she ordered one of( tire in her lied-room, when Capt. linear provocation upon her part, struck her I lie went to the drawers which contained out, and tore to pieces. Ilk conduct, tterly the most brutal, and that she vas 1 hm savage treatment .. __ kelings seemed to overpower him, he had no more reliance upon the oath upon a good dog's, for that she was airie st: t she was in the habit of absenting and remaining out to very unseasonabk did not deem it necessary there to men• 0.. t of witnesses, as she well knew, whoa speak as to what description of character not, however, in that public place, re than to say that her baseness only ev he had suppottetl her in a style she woe eied his bounty upon all those connerieu deny that he had spoken warmly to ben insentience, for that in 1:4 hours he WOWS Into prison, where he would remain LI ye another day with such& woman. ,e greatly regretted that persons In the 3lrs. Itnnutt should be so unfortunate so unhappily but that as Mrs. Banos t, he must c-all upon Captain Rehm to To!iitEit'S REPORT. er node his licport to the Kim in Des. ler% under ',offence of death in the Gaol a 29, John Reading. 33, Robert Fella, 17, nca Thomas, 13, Reynolds, 21. tcaling in a dwelling-home to the amount arils ; Richard !fart, 17, John John Jobwrows k4 l tonald 314 raw, 24—burglary thins. 22--highwav robbery; a lever, containing a hank.notr, he being General ; King, olelough, 33, personating a soldier, ' °net:, with intent to receive the same. go ing tolclinigh in an doing. The fort nisi Session, wiz] . ) the exception of Bailey aii.a • .11itil S o.sion; when John Wilinn ns :. Innis Davis, were ordered for elocution 7, j l other,' acre respited during big hams Boycc, for cutting and losinag, MAR KETX Jrws: arrivals M'Arty i, , rain this mornin 11 ,_ market an% taken Mr read ily a t 3 g. 10nuay :eve. and ra'ler dearer. We had but 1,4 llond.ty's currency was barely sue its and Pc a. • .te same as on 3londsi. K ET, I/N ESDA V, JTJ,It 20. titrnisite.l wlit .1) great a variety this tl!!7_,: nanti.:g. as way Trout and (.:rirnped e anti ; bot Inn? other kind/ Of et rontitrate pn.7cv, as follow :--Turbots. tt, ilk. each: rkwees (mall) ' ti ; (!,i,l,e) to Iv. IQ. per lb.; da/toon tint) I'.6itt to 7.. the fifteen Hada lic r I ',Ad. , - • - ; , 1: gr..) ret. to Na. per bar doses •T ; .era. Is. lid. to ds. Id. the 2 6 ' It b• ; r r.O )od Scal6e, is. per lb.; 6 'lti,e Va.:, per plat \Lobsters. it,. t. , mans , P b. per •"' per v.illon. Nil:.• It AT lAIS .'IXIII 'her Afternoon 30 oath. anal 3 TI II PRESS I ce, by J.W. cAavrat Publiabel by .11. CAU0 6 1 1 1:0 411 ° Olga. ST. MARV-LA-BONNE, Just 29, 1924. LAMP-lAMITING. THE VESTRY M EN of the said Parish give NOTICE, that they will meet in the Vestry-room, at the Court-house of the said Parish, on SATITRDA V, the 17th day ofJuly next, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon , to receive Proposals in writ ing, sealed up, and endorsed " Tenders for Dil Lamps," from any persons willing to contract with them for Lighting the Three Divi sions of Oil humps of the said Palish, from 29th September nest to 31st December next, both nights inclusive. The Contractors are to provid.e, at their own expenses, all Lamps and Burners (rsoept those in Park Crescent, Corer Portland-place. and Regent -street, which they are only to keep in repair), and all other materials, matters, and things regarding such works. . _ _ . tlecurity to the sati%faction of the Vestrymen will be required for the due Performance of the contract, and the names and addresses of the prinks' offered as sureties must be delivered in with the Tenders. The Vestrymen do not bind themselves to take the lowest Ten der. Preens of the Lamps and Burners, the site of the Cotton In tended to be used, and the mole of trinun'igthe same. Forms of Tender and all particulars maybe had by applying to Mr. T. H. Cook, the Surveyor, at his ofliee, at the Court House, Oxford-street, where a draft of the Contract may be scen. By order of the Board. JAMES 1111(4) 6 REENWEI.I., Vestry Clerk. The rnyments will be made Immediately upon the completion of the Contract. ST. DIARY-LA-DONNE. Juxe 29, 1824. GAS LIGHT. lIE VESTRYMEN of the said parish give NOTICE, 1 that they will meet in the Vestry-mom. at the Court-house of the said Parish, no SAVIR DA Y, the 17th day of i l oi a next, at El even of the Clock in the Forenoon , to receive 1 ) ro in writ. ing, staled up, and endorard " Tenders for Gas gists, lat." from any persons willing to enter into a Contract to Light the Squares, Streets, Lanes, Courts, Yards, Mewses, Alleys, Mar kets, Roads. Highways, Passages and other public places within the said Parish, and the South Side of Oxford -street, with Gas, for the wren of three years, front the Ist of January next (inclusive). Also to remove and re-fix, and to make the necessary alterations in, and additions to, the Lamp Standards at present belonging to the said Vestrymen ; and to supply, put up, and fix, previous to the Iwth day of November next, so many additional Standards, and such Service-pipes, lAnthoms, Stop-cocks, and Homers, with all other fittings-up and apparatus necessary for lighting with Gas, ex tending from the cast-won mains up to, and terminating in the said burners within the said Isuithorns, as may be required by the said Vestrymen, for the purptate of lighting with Gas the avid Streets, Squares, lanes, Courts, Yards. 31ewses, Alleys, Markets, Roads, llighways, Pareoges, and public places, and the Goth Side of Ox ford-street aforesaid • and al t.° to keep the whole of the aid Stand ards, Smice-pipes,lanthorns, Stop-racks, Burners, Fittings-up, and Apparatus, in repair. Seeunty to the satisfaction of the Vestrymen will be required for the due performance of the Contract ; and the names and addresses of the parties offered as sureties must be delivered in with the 'fenders. The Vestrymen do not bind themselves to take the lowest Tenders. Further particulars may be known, and a Draft of the Con tract icen, and Forms of Tender obtained, by applying to Mr. T. 11. Cook, the Surveyor, at his Office, at the Court-house, Aliford-street. By order of the Hoard, JAS. DUG° 610.:ENW ELL, Vestry Clerk. Payments are made by the Vestry Quarterly. PATENT ROAD-31AKI:Nlit XPF RIEN( !E having now confirmed the superior F, excellence of PATENT POZZOJA)NE ROADS, which are constructed on a substantial and impervious foundation on scientific principles, and of indestructible materials, the Advertiser is ready to engage for the making of any Public Roads, Private , Roads, or Walks through woods and pleasure-grounds in any (Minty, and more especially in those where neither stones or any other substances in pr: sent tine can be procured. The Terms are reasonable, and the first Security will be given for fulfitanent of Contracts, and for keeping in repair of required) the Roads thus made. It in also proper to state, that Roads con structed of this Material cannot yield dirt or mud, either after rain Of frost. By perwibutioo of the Pstentee, CI IA RLES JERRARD, Adam.street West, Manchester-square. 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Fuller, at the Temple of Fancy. 34, Rathbone-place ; where may be had the most beautiful bound Scrap Hooks and Albums, wttb every description of Drawings for llustratioo and embellishment. SUPERIOR SPARKLING AND CREAMING CHAMPAGNE, Nis, per Dozen, ready Money. THE concurrent surprise of innumerable foreigners at the perfection of IVA LEER'S CHAMPAGNE, teeir ac knowledgment that it is equal to the French in general use, the re. peated orders of Noblemen and Gentlemen of high rank as well as their recommendation. the extensive sale it has met, together with its present high condition, warrant W. Walker to invite the public to view his Stock of Champagne. which is unequalled in this coun try ; also an extensive Sock of Red and White Constant* Maim. sev, Madeira. Ranee, Sautem, he. at 265. per dozen, together with English Wines of every description of excellent quality ; Fo reign and British Spirits, Candy Shrub, Noyau, bcc.; Cider, Perry, Stout, Ales, he. No. 5. Fleet-market, near Skinner-street. *.• Country orders, incloaing payment, punctually attended to. FOUR OF £20,008, AM. IN ONE MY. GCARROL announces the present Scheme with . pleasure and confidence, being aware that One.day Lot teries have ever been favourite with the Public, who like to have the fate of their Numbers decided as promptly as possible. The present Scheme contains-- 2 -of - .C 211,050 - 40,1001 10 - of - £3OO - . £3, 0 00 0 2 - - 20,011 - 40.0001 14 - 220 - - 3.0121 2 . -2.0 A - 4,100 20 - 100 - 2,000 *2- . - w- - 4 • - 4 - - • 1,1109 - . 4.0001 LIU - 2,0101 ALL MONEY. 1 ,680 All to be drawn in One Day, Mb OCTOBER, on which Day the Chance of every Ticket end Share will he decided. There are no Blanks, for every Number is sure to receive Five Pounds at least. Purchasers have now the cheapest opportunity of taking a Chance fur Four Prizes of 110,000/. ever presented to the Public. Schemes, with every particular, may be had gratis at Carrors lucky Offices, 19, Cornhill; 26, Oxford-street; and 7, Charing. crows. Tile Four Twenty Thousands in the Torment Scheme will no doubt remind the Public, that it was at Commll's °Aces that Four Prizes of 20,0010. One of 111,01,01. and 21; other Capitals were &hared abd sold in the short space of Three Months. PANTHEON 110I'SE, 78, OXFORD-STREET (Corner of WISLEV-STREET), Exactly Opposite the Pantheon. . _ _ MA i L in i.er t ; o r n i: h a av n e d t h i : n t . , ever anxious to prevent advertised the reduction in particular articles, that Ladies and Families might have Bo o& &.t the Lowest Market Prices. A reduction has just occurred in Iriat Linens, Imitation !twat& Sheetings, Nankeens, Book, Null, and Jacconot :Bustin& MA LlA:orr and JAMF.S take the opportunity of mentioning such reduction, and requesting those persons who consider economy necessary, Income to their House as above, where they can choose from Fifty Thousand Pounds worth of Linen-Drapery of every description, wonderfully cheap. Slumld fault be found in any article, the money will be returned, as all goods are warranted. The following is a List of Prices, by which a slight judgment may be formed (- 4511 Pieces of Irish Linen, at 9ul. I per yard Exceedingly stout ditto, Is. Fine Quality (grass-bleached), at Is. 600 Pieces of Russia Sheeting, at GUI. Ditto (yard-wide), Ditto stout (yard and a quarter wide), Is. Excellent Russia Damask (two yards wide). )s. lid. Russia Sheeting (2 yards wide), miiiiring no scam. 2a. Iluckaback Toweling, 6I(1. per rand. Russia Toweling, Large Breakfast Cloths, Is. 6d. each Beautiful Jacconot, 9d. per yard Very tine ditto, for l'racata and I/relives, Is. 64* Pieers of India Nankeen (7 yards long), 4s. lid. 570 ell-wide Town Prints, Is. 4 . 4nibric Handkerchiefs, 41d. CACII. Fine pad-and-half wide ('am. brie, Is. Rich worked 'lobes, Vs. 6.1. each Furniture Dimity. sd. per yard Fond-wide ditto, Bd. 1,500 Pieces of India Long Cloth, lid. (',aliens. tlood Coloured and Black Bom. basines, 9d. Norwich Crapes, ls. Kidderminater lottestrints, 21. Irish Poplins, Is. 6d. Real Welsh Flannel. Is. Rich Frenchliwk and Coloured Dinner ditto, 3%. &l. each Large ‘Vitney Blankets, 3s. Gd. per pair Large Counterpanes, Gs. Gd. Children's Napkins, India Book 31uslin, 91. Fine ditto (yard and a half wide), Is. 80 D I.ll.ozen of India Book Handkerchiefs (tine quality), 50,d. each. A great variety of Rich CHIN DRESSES, at 14s. each. Two Thousand Pounds' worth of SHAWLS and SCARFS, of Norwich and Edinburgh 3lanufecture, from be. to 205. per Shawl, cheaper than any other Douse in London. Pantheon Linep IVarchouse, 78, oxfonl.strect, exactly opposite the Pantheon. Sareenets three-quarters wide, _... , 2%. 6d. Rich Gros de Naples, all Co lours, 3s. ;TZ MUSLIN and CAMBRIC Capital Building-ground to the River, and in Fulham Field, near Hrandenburgh House and Hammersmith. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street.) At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Comhllhon THURS DAY, the :":d of .1 illy, at It calbselt„ in One Lot, A VERY ELIGIBLE COMPACT COPYHOLD ESTATE. held of the Manor of Fulham, equal to FREE HOLD, a Quit Rent of Faurpente per Annum, and Fine certain of the same. Comprising upwards of EIGHTEEN ACRES of very rich Garden-ground. long Frontage to the River Thames. and to the Road from Hammersmith to Fulham, and the exclusive privilege of the Wharf adjoining the Thames; a most valuable situation for building, and presumed plenty of Brick Earth. A Genteel DWELLING-HOUSE, with (Bikes, Two Ou tages, and various Outbuildings. The Lands are planted with excellent Fruit Trees of the best description. The whole Estate in possession of 31r. Matyear, which may be viewed by his leave, and where Particulars may be had ; and at the Ring's Arms, Fulham ; Windsor Castle, Hammersmith; of :gems. Blake, White, Ainge, and Blake, I:saes-street, Strand ; 111 r. Jennings, Elm-court, Temple; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. HS, Regent street. RICHMOND HILL. Elegant Delightful r - am — ilykesiaence, ifeautiful Lawns, num tilrounds, &c. Sloping to the River, By Mr. ROBINni. (Of Warwick (louse, Regent-street,) At Garraway's Coffee-house. 'Change-alley, Combill, On TII 11 RSDA Ir. the 22d day of July, 1821, at Twelve o Click, THE BEAUTIFUL and VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE. held of the MANOR of RICHMOND, The Property and Residence of a Noblenhaa, Comprising A SUR.STA NTIAI. ELEGANT FA 511bir MANSION, With suits of handsome apartments on the principal stories, fitted up in a costly style; with servants' apartments, and offices of all descriptions; coach-houses and stables, and servants' apart ments over. THE MANSION Is seated on a lawn, sloping to the South-Wed, and commanding extensive and fine views of the river and country, surrounded by shrubberies and plantmions, with dry gravel walks, leading to • fine terrace walk fronting the river with la-rns and pleasure grounds; elegant pavilions, all in the most complete order, and well supplied with fine water; hot house, green house, £c. borders of flowers, and costly exotic plants, &c. A Compact GENTEEL COTTAGE . , And TWO other COTTAGES with OA RDLNS, The FIXTURES and part of the FURNITURE may be taken at a valuation. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had on the premises; at the Castle and Talbot, Richmond; Castle, Salt Hill; White Hart, Windsor ; Bush, Staines; of 3lr. Lowndes, Solicitor, Red Lion.street ; at tlarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regent-street, where tickets for viewing may be had. CROWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. A valuable Freehold Estate, eligible for Investment. at Mile-End, in the Cunty of Middlesex, opposite an open Meadow, near Bancroft's Alms liou2tes... - - By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warirkk House, Regent-street) By Order of the Commissioners of his Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, under the Authority of the Lords Commis sioners of his Majesty's Treasury. At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on TII URS -1 UN', the 21th of July, 11124. at 12 o'Clock, in two Lots, Let 1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, near 11_ the Jews' I lospital, on the South side of the II igh Road leading from London to Romfotd. Chelmsford. Colchester, Ipswich, containing a Frontage !!!!!!! the 1140! Road of more than FOUli HUNDRED FEET, And compri.ing Garden and Nursery-grounds, and upwards of . 111 ESTI' DWEIA.INIMIOUSES, In the possession of several Yearly Tenants, at low Rents, amounting to abotit SIX HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. Lot 2. TWO DWELLING HOUSES, adjoining the Jews' I lumina!, one in hand, the other let to Mr. Henry 1101614. The Rental and estimated value nesrlf FIFTY-THREE POLNDS PER ANNUM. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars, with Plans annexed, may be had at the °Nice of Woods, &c. ‘Vbitchall.place, it'estioinster; of Messrs. Green, Pemberton, and Crawler. Soli eitors, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street Mem*. Taynton and t'heet ham, Law Stationers, Lincoln's Innizatetay, Chancery-lane; Memo& Blaginnia and 3laclaran, Law - Stationers, Soutlimnron buildings; Mr. Hall, Carpe nt er. on the Premises, ('town-row, Mile-End; at Garraway's t and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. SUSSEX, WESTERN DIVISION. A most desirable Freehold Estate, Residence, and Offices. Fenn House, and Out-buildings, and upwards of 'feu Hundred and S,:venty•seven Acres of Land, eligible foe investment ; Land Tax redeemed. By Mr. ROI,:NS, (Of Warrick House, Regeni.streetA At ttarroway's Coffee-house, Thange.alley,lroenhill, on THUM DAN , the 12th August. at 12 &Clock, in One hot, VERY DELIGHTFUL FREEIIOLI) ESTATE, ROWDEIsI. Situate in the parishes of Washington and Sullington, between Storrington and Steynine, embracing fine Views of the South Downs and Weald of Sussex; comprising a very eligible Resi dence, with Offices, planned for the ace.ommoslation of a Family of Distinction. - recently put in order at considerable expense. with walled Garden, Orchard. and rich Meadow, Pasture, and Wood LAM Also, ROWI)EIJ. FARM, adjoining, in the occupation of a respectable tenant, Mr. Shaw bridge, on Lease, about seven cars unexpired, with a good :'um House, Garden, Yard, and convenient Agricultural Building*, and sundry inclosureit of rich Meadow, Paszure. and Arable LOA, to gether with a Cottage and Garden ; the whole Estate upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY- 4 EVEN ACRES, in a Good state of cultivation, with convenient Uarlle, Cottages, Gardens, Ice. all lying compact, and in the heart of Colonel Wind ham's beat fox-hunting country, only two mike from Fiction Ken nel. with excellent roads, only eight mile* from Worthing, and fcrty-eight from I •Orldelle May be viewed, by applying to the person in earn of the House, on the Premises, where Particulars may be had ; and of Mr. Hones, at the Hotel, Worthing; Norfolk Amts. Arundel; King's Head, Horsham ; Ohl Ship, Brighton ; Red Lion, Dorking ; Running Horse, Burford-bridge ; Ktng s Head, &main ; White Hart, and Swan, Ryegate; at I isuraway ; and of Mr. Robins, 170. Regent st. ect, where a Plan of the Lstate may be seen, and Cards for view ' its bud. PAINTINGS AND EFFECTS. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, partholomew.isne, THIS DAY, July 2. at Twelve, A Small Am/Tibias° of pleasing ENGLISH LAND SCAPES, beautiful Scenes from Nature, by that admired Anist Philip Reinagle, Esq. R.A.• ingetber with • few 0.4 Paintings, 'Musical instruments, Min erals, Coins, Cabinets, a tcw valuable Books, Books of Prints, and Miscellaneous Edicts. CAPITAL INVESTMENTS IN THE CITY OF LON, DON, AND COUNTIES Of MIDDLESEX, AND SURREY. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bantiolornew-lane, on FRIDAY, July 9 1 1821, at 12 o'Clock„ in lens. VALUABLE and very IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, comprising an excellent Freehold House and Shop, No. IA Fleet-steeet, en Le se for a Term, of which sixteen years wereunexpiredat :Midsummer las% at the trilling 014 rent of 75.'. per annum, with the important Rever sion to th s highly valuable Property on the eeeiration of the Lease, wh.n ii is proeumed the Rental will be mote than double the present Amount. A FREEHOLD HOUSE and SHOP, No. 137. Salisbtry. court, Flee:-street, on Lease for Fourteen Years, from 31tchaelmal next, at a clear Net Rent pf 1011/. per Annum. A capi al and spacious FREEHOLD HOUSE and GARDEN, Cold Bath-square, Clerkenwell, in the occupation of Edward Cot trell, Esq. at a low uld Rent of SOL per Annum, but capable of considerable improvement. A FREEHOL D HOUSE, with SHOP and GARDEN, situ. ate opposite' the urch, at Eltham, Kent, on 1,-ase to Mr. Stan nerd, for an uneepired Term of Twelve Veen, from Chrismas last, at a low old Rent of 14/. per Annum. A FREEHOLD 11017 SE, and GARDEN adjoining, let to Mr. Skinner, Tenant at Will, at a very low Rent of 151. per Annum. A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, with FORE COURT aed 0,111- DEN, No. 4, Park-place, Peckham , Surrey, let to Mr. Peck Tenant at Will, at a low Rent of 2M. pa Annum, held for Sixty five Years unexpired, at a Ground Rent of le A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 28. Judd-street, Tire-s rick square, producing a Net Income 9( 311. 10a per Annum, hAd for Sixty Years unexpired. A Net Improved RENT of EIGHTY PiII•NDS PER AN NUM, issuing out of Five Houses, Nos. 7, 12. 13, 111, and 17, Brunswick-street, leading into Stamford-stmt, Blackfriars-road, held for Eight Years unexpired. A Net GROUND RENT of 81. Ills. per Annum, issuing out of Eleven llou•.• in Cambridge-place, llackney, near the Hare Pub lic-house, on Lease for the whole term of Sixty Yews. An ANNUITY of TWENTY POUNDS PER AN NUM, amply secured upon a House, No. 6, Weston-street, Pentonville. A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 21, Poplar-row, Newington Causeway, let to Mr. Lee, Tenant at Will, at M. per Amelia held for forty-three Years nnenpired, at a Ground Rent of W. A LEASEHOLD HOUSE. No. 11, Pratt-street, Lambeth, near the Archbishop's Palace, let to Mr. Poole, Tenant at Will, at 2:11. per Annum, held for Forty-five Years unexpired, at a Uround Rent of 41. 41. An Improved GROUND RENT of SIXTEEN BOUNDS PER ANNUM, issuing out of Four Houses in Wellington-street, Blackfrian-reel. held fur Thirty-five Years unexpired. A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. lit, Oakley-stmt, Wcet tninster.road, on Lease for Seven ]'ears. from Christmas last, at 361. per Annum, held be Forty-eight Years unexpired, at a Ground Rent of V. A capital Range of STABLING for Twenty-four Hoists, with lofts and Granary, S.anding for Six Carriages, and spacious Yard, situate in Cole Harbour-lane, near the Prince of Wiles, Brixton, Su well calculated for Livery-stable Keepers, lebace Masters, Builders, and otht rs ; let to Mr. Spooner, Tenant at Will, at 701. per Annum, held for Eighty Years unexpired, at a Ground Rent 2310( Also, COACH HOUSES, ST.IBLING, and PREM ISES, In Doughty-mews, Guildford- stmt. Russell-square: let to Teneirs at 11111, at NI. Inc per Annum, held fur Eighty Years u.lexpin.d, at a Ground Rent of Bf. lls. klkeeriptive Piutieulars may be had riot to the Sale, at the Auction Mart, and of Mr. Williams, ' on-stmt. N. B.—The above desirable Property is submitted as a most vourable opportunity for secure Investments. - - EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE. STRAND. THIS OUTFITTING II'AREIIOIUSE forms a sr cond division of Exeter Change, where May be seen a large ai.el well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, llutriele, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness. with every description of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles for Home Use, East and \lest Indira, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Washthand Stands, l'abin Lamps, Camel and Mil lock Trunk*, Canteens completely Sara up, neat and elegant. at a moderate price. Sea Cob., Heckling, Writing Desks , Dres , iit Cases, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Sons's, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Reba, and Pistols, &e. dkc. TI Hartwig sod Saddlery, together with the thoniner and Winter Horse Nothing, merit inspection, from their eiCellent quality, first style of viGrkmanship. and Moderate Price. The whole of the Ar ticles in this Establishment are warranted,' and that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to. of askirg h of one Ready Money Price, from which no discount orabatenient will be made under any circumstances. S.o.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe that the three principal entrances's this I kittitting Warehouse are in Exeter 'Chang!. A list of the East India Company and Licen,e4 Ships, and 4ostung Papers, are constantly kept.