The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1825-04-25 00:00:00

t?, k c rei , , - -44.: • LONDON, MONDAY. APRIL 25, l'Bls. Price 7d. SALES BY AUCTION. I SALES BY AUCTION. NOTICE TO MARINERS. TRINITY lIPUSR, LONDON, Apri123,1825. T HE BUOY of the SHIVERING SAND has been REPLACED. By comma.' of the Corporation. J. HERBERT, Secretary. Fr RE EXHIBITION of the SOCIETYof PAINTERS 1 in AVATLR COLOURS' is NOW OPEN at the Gallery, No. fo, PALL-MALL EAST. Admittance, IN. Catalogue", Rd. COPLEY FIELDING, Secretary. SALES BY AUCTION. SI DA N 1:-STREIST. (The Division near evloglian.terraea.) ELEGANT SHALL DOUSE, In perfect order; held for 62 years at a low Ground Rent, with Immediate possession, and the optima of taking the nearly new HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI *emir valuation. By Mr. RA At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT. at 12, ASMALL elegantly-fitted LEASEHOLD HOUSE, comprising two rooms on each floor, the drawing-rooms communicating by folding doors ; situate No. 188, Sloane-street, a few doors from Cadogan-tetrace. To be viewed till the Sale. Printed Particulars may be had en on the Premises; of Messrs. Poole, Greenfield, and Gamlen. Soli citors, Gray's Inn-square ; at the Aimless Mart; and of Mr. Rainy, 8, Berhaley-square. LEE-PLACE MANSION. Building 311..ceals, curious Carimga in Wood 11 Grinfing Gibbo . v, T,asallated Painted Ceilings, a ~ -anital Got. house (3tl feet lung, nearly new). and numerous Erects. By Mr. SHUTT E WORTH. On the Prmises, at Lee. in the County of Kent, THIS DAY and TO-MORROW, at A LL tbe valuable MATERIALS of the ancient MANSION HOUSE and OFFICES, called LEK-PLACE, hcaut;ftil r V:11g1 in wood by Grinling Gibbons, cansistins of fruit, try, rs. groups of game and fishes, n . fine antique alone/ - pi,14., and nnier rpecimen• of equal rarity and excellence; two tar. enlisted c Moors, a tisndsome carved wood ceiling with six allego rical paining!' in good preservation, a capital hothouse (lately erect ed.:; .t feet lag), cornuenpias and other ornament. cut in stone, ?cc. The 3lnteriala comprise brick work, plain and p.m tiles, oak and fir Sooting, boards, wainscoting, internal fittings of all tlescriritions stone, brick, and clinker paving. Also several teas of lead, trad pipes, cistern., and pumps; a quantity of bid iron, I useful . . . YORK HOUSE, ST. JAMES'S. • MESSRS. ROBINS beg leave to announce to the Public, Nat they will have the honour to SELL BY AUCTION, on the Premiies, in the Stable-yard, THIS and following DAYS, at 12, the elegant and appropriate FURNI TURE, together with the appendages thereunto belonging, of the late Residence of HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK. The propeny compreiterds splendid drawing-room suits of rich crimson snd striped silk taboret in two burnished gold Grecian sofas, twelve fauteuil chairs, and French curtains for six windows; carved and burnished gold choral fire screens, with plate glass; NOI3LE FRENCH PLATES, - NOTICE TO MARINERS. TRINITY-HOUNE„ LONDON, Arita, ISM. I NFORMATION &mink , - been this don received Mat the BUOY of the EAGLE, a• the Entrance to the Rivers COLNE and MERSEA has broken from its .floorings, Notice thereof is hereby given, am 4 that measures have been taken for placing another Buoy in that situation as soon as possible. By Command oldie Corporation, J. HERBERT, Secretary. SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS, Burro'. i-sniscr, PALL-HALL EAST. The EXHIBITION for the SALT, of the WORKS of LIVING ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDOM IS NOW OPEN. Admittance Is. Crealogue Is. WM. LINTON, Secretary. ARTISTS' GENERAL BENEVOLENT INSTI TUTION. The SUBSCRIBERS and FRIENDS are respectfully in formed. that the ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARI DINNER of this INSTITUTION, will be celebrated In Freemasons' Hall, on FRIDAY NEXT, on which occasion his Roy3l Highness the Duke of YORK and ALBANY has • condescended r , preside. STY-WASPS. Sir M. W. RIDLEY. Hon. GEORGE AO/ W. Behnes, Esq. John Blades, Esq. C. DI. Clarke, Esq. W. Clowts, 1 W. Collins, Esq. R.A. D. Colnaghi, Esq. John Dickenson, Esq. John (lilac Gritty, Esq. NOTICE TO MARINERS. TRINITY-HOUSE, LtiNDON, April 21, 1823. Corporation's Agent at Harwich having reported 1. that a Small Vessel, partly laden with Cement Stone, has been sunk In Four Fathoms at how Water. a Cable's Length within, and in the Stream of the Alter; Notice thereof is hereby given, and that Directions have been isi•ued for immediately placing a linen Buoy, to mark the 't:uatioa of the Wreck, on the Deck of which there are no more than Fourteen Feet Water at Low tl'attr. By Command of the Corporation, J. HERBERT, Secretary. LONININ HIBERNIAN SOCIETY, instituted in 18416, for Establishing Schools and Circulating the Holy Scripture, in Iraind. . • 34 - 313311111 1113 11.11) 31 CI immicwis 111 C I' has graciously condescended to PORTLAND-PLACE, . The Comer of Park-ascent. IMPS. SPACIOUS LEASEHOLD -RESIDENCE, ;Y, Bart. M.P. Held for about Eighty yaws at a moderate Rent. lAR ELLIS, M.P. By Mr. RA4Nr, James !Abet, Esq. At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, with inure- - Lerton, Esq. diem Possession, John Meheux, Esq. SPACIOUS MANSION, erected wi th in a few years , (Immo Morant, Esq. in the moat substantial manner, sad adapted for a family of W. Nicol, Esq. distinction, comprising suits of well. toned apartments on R. Noble, El l . the ground and principal stories, n , s bedchambers and Rhodes . offices, rely desirably situate on 3 the of Portland-place, the R. D. Richards , ..sq. comer of Park.cresaaat. . - ' . •P.F. R: neon . Esq. T o be v i ewe d t ill t he Side; ;14 Pd lat•titulais tied on the George Lippert, Esq. Premiss ; also at the Mat ; and 06 Er. Rainy, 8, Berkeley. Samuel Woodburn, Egg. .„, square. Of great brauty aid perfection. in pier and chimney glasses, ss by 0 inches, H 9 by 61, 72 by 31, 70 by M , &c.; very fine bronze and or-molu candrlabrar for three lights each, bronze vases and orna ments. or-molu French clocks, beautiful Sevre, Dresden. and Ori ental ornarr.ental porcelain ; table and dessert services of Drharlen and French Chins, cut glass, MAGNIFICENT SPECIMENS OP ANCIENNE BURL, In costly armoires, commodes, cabinets, library tables, themes, and clocks. The prirate dining and anti-rooms of elegant pole bloc smarten damask, in French curtains for eight windows; two rosewood Grecian sofas. couch, and thirty chain; chintz cotton curtains for seven windows, Bonaparte chairs, elegant rosewood armoire, mahogany chiffoniers, bookcases. with brass trellis doors and mstbl tops; a pair of satin woad library bastes-sea. ar viabt Kraal plarhofoists, wish adkiitiona! ker, by Baolllool, &AM wood Cage Parisian MitEIZRIII cabinet &least tables , wi th marble tops, and flower stand. The large dining-room of scarlet cloth curtains, for five windows and recess; twenty mahogany chairs and two fauteuils, with scarlet leather backs and seats ; set of mahogany pillar and claw dining-tables, cheval lire-screens. sideboard, marble pier tables, large Brussels carpets, lire beautiful painted glass sliding sash windows, and two ditto French ditto; twenty-one servants' bedsteads and bedding, mahogany double and single chests of drawers, wardrobes and presses, and bed-room re quisites; -handsome marble chimney-pi,ces and stoves. blay be viewed, with descriptive Catalogues, at 3a, cacb, to be had of 31 ems. Robins, Piazza, Covent-garden. Candodues ;nay. be hid on 'he promisor ; of 31easti Driver, glartazors and land Agouti,. 13, New Dridgeatract, Blaeldiata and or Ur. Shottkoorth, Ito, Poultry. FREEHOLD ESTATES, NEAR FINSBURY-SQUARE Ey Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY. May 4, at 11. in 2) Lon. unless previa: dispersed gdl4. f.. 1 TABLE. a d AIR* jeipiemWOLD ESTATES, exonerated firm the land taxi femprising dwelling-houses and premises, Nos. Ito 2t) inclusive, and Nos.* 23, and 24, bring nearly the whole of llolywell-row, near Fibs hury-scrare, in the immediate vicinity of the New North-roads a neighbourhood rapidly increasing in respectability and consequence also aground rent amounting to les. per annum :fa the occu pation of respectable tenants, the principal put for the remainder of terms which expire at Christmas lodO, at old and very low tents, amounting to 4001. res. per annum. May be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars had previous to the Sale of Messrs. Loitless, Crone and Battye, Soli chors, II anon -eau rt, Threadneedl e - s t ree t ; at t b e Man ; and of Mr. Shuttlemsedi, 20, Poultry. K PRESIDENT. The Most Noble the MARQUIS of LANSDOWN, EARL of KERRY and :-.HELBURNE. VICE-PRESIDENTS. DiO6I Rev. the Lord Archbishop Right Hon. Lord Farnham. of Tuam. Right Mon. Lord Lilford. Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Right Hon. Lord Barham. Norwich. Right Hon. Lord Gambier, Right Hon. Earl of Liverpool, O.C.R. K.G. Right Hon. Lord Bexley. Right Hon. the Esrl of Rodrn. Hon. Oeo. Agar Ellis, M.P. Right Hon. the Earl of Catedon. Hon. Edward Stanley, M.P. Right Hon. the Earl of Clan- Right lion. Sir 0. H. Rose, tarty. 0.C.8. G. C. H. M.P. Right Hon. the Earl of Oosford Right lion. H. Geulbum, M.P. Right Hon. the Earl of Rock- Sir Thomas Baring, Bait. M.P. **var. Sir James Shaw, Bart. Right Hon. Viscount Galway. Thomas F. Buxton, Esq. M.P. Right Hon. Viscount De Vesei. Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. Right Hon. Viscount Lorton. Samuel Mills, Esq. JO N SCOTT, Esq. Treasurer, I, Bartholomew-lane. The ANNUAL SERMON will be preached before ths Society at the Parish Church of St. Bride, Fleet-street, on WEDNES DAY NEXT, the 27th instant, by the Rev. HUGH IIPNEI LE, A.M. Rector of Aldbury, near fluildford, and Chaplain to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Service to begin at Eleven o'clock. 'f bn NINETEENEH ANNUAL MEETING will be held at Freemasons' Hall, on SATURDAY, the 7th of May. His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, Earl of Connaught, Patron, will take the Chair at Twelve o'clock precisely BENJ. RIC.HINGS, 1 secretaries. THOS. WEBSTER.) Tickets of Admission to the Meeting lice be had on application at the O ffi ce, ill, Aldermanbury, from Twelve to Four daily. r 1 i Garige dilibt;it, The Musical Department under the arrangement of hurst, assisted by his Ruial Highness the Duke of Glowealler's Military Band. Dinner on Table at Five o'clock. Tickets (with Wine included) at I/ ls. each, may be had at the Hon. Secretary's, 39, Jennyii-street ; of Mr. Ro?A., Assistant Secretary, 14, Duke-street, Purtland.place; at the '1 avern ; sad of the Stewards. ENRY RICE, Hera. See. pia urea. CHTSWICK—M IDDLESEX, Near the Duke of Devonshire's and the River Thames. VALUABLE PLOT OF FREEHOLD GROUND, For Building upon ; containing Brick Earth. By Mr. RA I NY, At the Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, with immediate pos session, AVERY valuable PARCEL of FREEHOLD LAND of about Two Acres, containing Brick Earth, and walled on three sides, most desirably situate for hu:lding upon, having a frontage of 4 . 2 2 6 fest to Burlington.lane, Chiswick, • short distance from the Duke of Devonshire's Villa and the River Thames, and only four miles from Hyde Park-corner. To be viewed on application to Mr. Adamson, bricklayer, Chis wick, and printed Particulars had of him ; also at the Pack Horse, Turnham-green ; the King's Arms, Hammersmith ; Coffee-house, Kensington ; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Rainy, 8, Berke ley-square. - - - G ARE K LOAN of 41400,000, 1621.—0 n the 12th Instant, in the presence of Joreph Hume, Esq. M.P. one of nmissionets of the Sinking Fund of the above Loan ; Mr. J. Mr. A. Luriettis, Deputies from Greece; and of s ; Obligations of the said Loan, the numbers and ice are below, were cancelled and applied to the Sinking d by the Contract of the 21st of February, 1824, and ly deposited in the Bank of England. 32 Bonds of 9 Bondsof 112 Bonds of 2031. each. 3001. each. - - Series B. Series C. 202 786 799 286 437 787 799 287 541 788 800 288 542 789 801 289 583 790 802 290 564 7111 803 291 575 792 804 292 781 793 805 293 782 794 423 783 795 784 796 785 727 12 Bonds of 500/. each - 9 Bonds of 3001. each • 32 Bonds of 200/. each . 11 Bonds of 100/. each I'ORR-HOUSE, ST. JAMES'S. BUILDING MATERIALS of the late ?gamins of his Royal Highness the Dnke of York. By Messrs. ROBINS, On the Premises, in the Stable-yard, St. James's, on TUESDAY, May S. and Three following Days, at 12. THE arty Capital BUILDING MATERIALS, in upwards of 100 rods of sound briek-work, large quantities el Slating, Plain and Pantiles, several Tons of Lead, FULHAM, M !DDLESEX. By Mr. 811 , TTLEWORTH, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, Mar 20, at 12. By order of tbe Trustees of Henry William Pomeroy, aid kinder Mason, Eli iv., Fr HE following valuable COPYHOLD ESTATES, 1 n, arly equal to Freehold, the fine being small and ea. taT, L. Orlando. and Notary Publi, amount of whi Fund provide, afterwards dt 11 Bonds of 1001. each. Seri A. 5001. each. ON THE UPPER MALL, HAMMERSMITH, Fronting the River Thames, the lute raddcre of Mrs. Moulage. By Mr. RAINY. At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT. at 12, by direction of the Executors. with immediate posaession, and the option of taking the elegant Household Furniture at a fair valuation, ACompact and very desirable LEASEHOLD VILLA, delightfully situate in front of the River 'Mures, on the Upper Mall, Hammersmith, with carriage -drive, lawn, coach house, stabling, pleasure ground, kitchen garden, greenhouse, and summerhouse, with an entrance from the great Western-road. The Premises are in good repair, and adapted for a family of re spectability, the late proprietor having expended a considerable sum in improvements during the last few year.: they are held for' a term of forty years. at a low old rent of only 801. per annum. To be viewed till the Sale, and printed Particulars had on the Premise.; also at the Pack Horse, Turnham Green ; Ring's Arms. Hammersmith; Coffee-house, Kensington; of Mr. Hud son, Solicitor. Winekworth.place, City-road; at the Mart; and of Mr. Rainy, 0, Berkeley-aqua/e. THIRTY-SIX MARBLE CIIIMNEY-PIECES of vein, statuary, Burdiglia. French, and other marbles, a mag nificent statuary chimney piece, with vine leaf pilasters, richly sculptured in basso-relievo ; 150 windows, of every description, part with plate glass ; 209 doors, of square panel, moulded. astragal, double margin sash, street, gib, folding, and other part of wainscot ; carved frontiniece, wainscoting, dada, partition, closets, presses, and the usual fittings of every description ; A GRAND STONE STAIRCASE, with mahogany roll and ornamental iron panel balustrade. a se condary stone staircase, 200 square of flooring of clean batten; dowelled and deal, oak and fir timbers in immense quantities. 'a' all scantlings. large quantities of stone, in paving, steps, coping. sills, and curb ; iron work, in railing, area grating and balconies ; water-closets, outside sunshades. &c. May be viewed three days prior, and catalogues had of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. Lot I An elegant COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with Gardens, Laver a-id Pleasure Ground?, containing together about 3A. 2R., beautifully diversified with Plantations and ornamental Timber, delietfully situated on the Bank of the Theme.. near the Bridge, at Fulham ; now in the occupation of Alexander Stinwaxo. Esq. at a very low rent of 1731., but whose Lease will expire at Michael. man next Serie* D. 123 283 301 302 301 305 306 307 312 313 331 336 L t. 2. The EIGHT BELLS PUBLIC HOUSE, simatrd on the high road, at Fulham, leading to Putney Bridge; let on Lease at a net Rent of 301. per anrunt. Lot 3. A PLOT of GROUND, with a substantial TIMBER SHED erected thereon, on Lmse to the Preprietora of Pointy Bridge. Lot d. A LIFEHOLD ESTATE. comprising a valuabie and ornamental COTTAGE RESIDENCE, situated on the !Link of the Thames, near the Church, at Fulham, with Lawn, Pl:wsurr. Grounds, and Gardens, taw -fully planted, with Summer-bona./ and Terrace-walk, commanding beautiful Views; in the occiii a • non of Lady Hawarden, or her uoder.tenanta, on a Lease which will expire at dlichaehnas, lIL 9 B, at a low Rent of G5l. per annum. t 6.1 2.; n,. 1, i rhole of the LONDON Commerci al Ais,,,— COMPANY.—The N Y p.-.—.T,i,- . who, issued, and a su ffi cient number of Licensed Victualters i! hires e t e o n secure tc the Company a remunerating Trade having also been taken, the Directors are in treaty for a Brewery, which will enable them to commence business in September. In the formation of this Company there was no individual inte rests to consult. The Directors were chosen by a General Meeting of Shareholders, convened at the Freenitusens' Tavern on Wednes day, the 20th instant; and in appointing the persons over each de -1 r n ar te tme t nt o a f n t d h n e ot ßr to ewJ i r e t i t r , will i r n e t r ue rd nce be had to their talent and ' , . The terms upon which a Brewery ' will be purchased are such as 1 V Will materially increase the value of the Proprietors' interests in ' the Company; and care has been taken, that in conducting the business, the Company will not be burthened with the expensive management usually adopted in undertakings of this nature. A Of ae Argefilic°nens;inTietrade, which t ILL lmvesustibtebiktejiint unnecessary mind to ) 1 • 'peat, her than to observe , u th i at the first ' houses in the gide 1 nulls* (neewirhosanding their expersive mode of procuring and keeping Together their business, by purchasing leases of public i bona., &c.) from 15a. to 20s. per barrel, whereas this Company to limit theirs' to 12a., by which difference, aided as it will r 9 I: l 7the saving of the usual expenses of procuring trade, the article supplied will be of such superior and standard quality, as will secure to those who retail it., a decided preference over all other venders of Ale, besides which, half the profits, after n dividend of 1k per cent., will be carried to a Fund for the benefit of decayed Licensed Victuallers (Shareholders), their Widows and Orphans. In contending with the monopolising influence of the Ale Brewers, the Company will have such a marked advantage, by possessing the trade amongst its own members , that n othin g on that head can be aPProhended ; and as the Commercial Shares are in the hands of rate holders, who conceive the undertaking to be a superior kind of divestment, the influence which, under other circumstances, night lave been overbearing and injurious, has entirely failed to operate to the disadvantage of the Company. ) The trade already secured to the Company would produce, in all Probability, between IS and 2l per cent. to the Shareholders; but as the premises in which it is proposed to conduct the business are i capable of the full extent of trade originally contemplated, the re reminder of the Licensed Victuallers' Shares will be issued to Licensed Victuallers only, on application, by letter, to the Dires. . ! tow, oldie banking house of Sir Walter Stirling, Bart., Stirling, 1 and Hedsoll, Strand; or the office of John Dickinson, Esq. Soli. ieta, iv sew Broad-street, by whom all communications on the subject of the Company will be received, post paid. April 15. X 16.200 BRITISH SHIPPING LOAN COMPANY. — Capital One Million ; in 10,000 Shares of 1001. each. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. Duncan Campbell. Esq. Alexander Isaac, Esq. Henry Frederick Coley, Esq. Thorns. Larkins, Esq. John Cumberlege, Esq. James Roche, Esq. John Easterby, Esq. Sir Edmund Temple. Robert Harrison, Esq. The specific object of this Company is to advance Money on Ships, Cargoes, and Freights, at Five per Cent. on the security of the article on which the loan is made. The profits arising over and above the Interest of Five per Cent. will accrue from Insurances and other collateral benefits. The plans for the regulation of this Company being completed, and numerous proposal for leans received, it is deemed advisable immediately to commence business. The Committee, therefore, request that applicstient for Shares may be add-essed to their ten. pantry Offices, 49, Lombard street, on or before SATURDAY, the 30th instant, after which none will be attended to. (By order) PETER GAILLARD, Secretary. NEW ROAD, REOENT'S PARK, NEAR ST. MARY LA-BONNE CHURCH ANDDEVONSHIRE-PLACE. CAPITAL DETACHED RESIDENCE, With Pleasure-ground, Conservatory, Stabling, and Offices, Leasehold for a Term of Fifty Years, at a Ground-rent of only 151. per Annum, formerly in the occupation of and the Property of his Grace the late Duke of Hamilton. By Mr. RAINY. At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, with imme diate possession, unless previously disposed of by Private Con tract, 2i. Spacious, elegant, detached LEASEHOLD RESI DENCE, cheerfully situate in the New-mad, Regent's Park, nearly opposite to Devonshire-place, comprising breakfast. room opening to a conservatory, library, dres‘ing-room, spacious eating-room, hilliard—room. two ticagirgg-roo4ts; obe bed.enasn. Den, convenient offices. coach-h 6 4e- stalging. and pleasure.' ground walled round. The Premises are particularly eligible for a merchant or banker; or the site of ground is convertible to great advantage for building upon, having a considerable frontage to the New Road. To be viewed till the Sale, and printed Particulars had on the Premises; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Rainy, 8, Berkeley square. MR. WILLIAMS respectfully announces that he has received instructions from the Assignees to sell by AUC TION, at the Mart, in a few days, the valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATES. at Kilburn Priory, Paddington, and Highgate, of' Mr. Remy Jay, a Bankrupt. Due notice of the sale will be given in this and other Papers. Thrornorton-street, April 16, 182.5. Slay be viewed. with leave of the Tenants, and particulars had. ten clays pr,:viou. to the sale, of 31r. George Law, Solicitor, No. le. New-square, Lincoln's-Inn ; at the King's Anus, Fulham ; the Cannon, Brentford ; at the 31art ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 23, Poultry. NEAR DUNMOW. ESSEX. FREEHOLDS, SURREY. By Mr. WILLIAMS. At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, May 11, at 12, in Six Lots, A COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising lA_ Six substantial well-built Brick Dwellinv-houses (three of which are Shops), situate Nit. 4.1, 47, 48, 42, GO, and 51, Salis bury-street. th. corner of Salisbury-place, Bermondsey, near Millpond Bridge. in the county of Surrey. Part let on lease, and of we !nat.: fa IVY. per annt.m. To be viewed till the Sale, and Particulars had at the Mart ; and of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton-street. By Mr. SIIUTTLEiVORTIL At the Mart, on THURSDAY, May 26. at 12. unless previ ously disposed of by Private tontrscr, HILL FARM, a desirable FREEHOLD ESTAT/St compnaing ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES, . . be the same more or lets, of rich meadow, pasture, and arable land, with a farm-house, farm-yard, barns, stabling, and suitable agricultural buildings, desirably situated at Old Sampford, rear Pinching Field, about ten miles from Dunmie, and forty-right from hoodoo, he a preferable part of the enmity of EP , cx. Now in the occupation of Mr. John %Fillet, at a very low rent. May be viewed with learn of the tenant, and particulars had at the Saracen's Head Inn, Dunniow; Sun, Visited : Rn'e and Crown, Saffrom Walden; Orem Man, Harlow; Black Boy, Chelmsford; Stokes', Epping-place; of Messrs. Lawless, Crops. and Battle. Solicitor., Hatton court, Threadneedle-street; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 2G, Poultry. CITY of LONDON NATIONAL SCHOOLS. — The ANNUAL EXAMINATION of the CIIILDREN will be at the Central School, White-street, on THURSDAY NEXT. After which the Friends of the Institution will DINE together at the London Tavern. FREEHOLD DIIII,DINO GROUND, LEWISHAM. By Mr. WILLIAMS. At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, May 11, at It, in Lots, WARWICKSHIRE, NEAR TO TAMWORTH, CO VENTY, AND BIRMINGHAM. HIGHLY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE FOR INVESTMENT. By Mr. RAINY, At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, in 6 Lots, AParticularly desirable and compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, tithe-free, and in a ring-fence ' called Drakenagc Farm, situate at Kingsbury, on the turnpike road from Tam worth to Coventry, six miles from the former, thirteen from the latter, twelve from Birmingham, and five from Coleshill, and about two miles from the Birmingham and Tamworth Canal, comprising an excellent farm-house and out buildings, and about 145 acres, chiefly remarkably rich meadow and pasture land, for many yean and at present in the occupation of Mr. Charles %Venter, as tenant front year to year. Also about FIVE ACRES of rich MEADOW and Right of Common, in Lower Whitacre. To be viewed by permission of the Tenant, and printed Parti culars had of him; also at the Castle. Tamworth; Swan, Coles hill ; Hen and Chickens, and Royal Hotel, Birmingham ; King's Arms, Coventry ; Red Lion, Atherstone • of Messrs. Ferrero, Atkinson, and Parkinson, Lincoln's Inn-fields ;at the Auction Mart ; and of Mr. Rainy, 8, Berkeley-square. FOUR ACRES of valuable FREEHOLD BUILD ING GROUND, at Hither Green, Lewisham. in the county of Kent. delightfully situate for the erection of villas or cuttagett. upon a fine ernineree, and commanding extensive and beautiful views. suer undrd by good roads. and in a neighbour. hood of respectability. Exonerated from land -tax, and is pre. sunned to contain brick earth. TAVISTK-SQUE. EXCELLENT T . OWN R OC EpIANCE AR , WTI! COACIL HOUSE AND STABLE. By Mr. SHIIIfLE WORTH, At the Mart, on THURSDAY, May 26, at 12. in Two Lax. AN Elegant FAMILY RESIDENCE, in perfect order. and most desirably situated, No. 11, on the east tacit of Tainstock.square, to the parish of St. Pancras, and near thu New Church, containing seven airy bed-chambers, spacious bane some lofty drawing.room, 24 foot by 21, communicating by folding doors with an attar-drawing-roorn; excellent dining-room, 24 feet by 21; breakfast parlour, suitable domestic arrangements, and cglarina. Also, a good COACH-HOUSE and Three. Stall Sta ble, with loft and servants' room over. situate in Tavistock-mews, immediately behind the residence. The Estates are held under se parate leases, for terms of upwards of 70 years unexpired, at bw ground-rents. May be viewed with Tickets only, WO, with Particulirs, be hid of Mr. Shuttleworth. No. 28, Poultry. Particulars nrly also be obtained of Mr. %Yalta,' „ Solicitor, IVantord.court, Threadneedle -street and at the Mart. STEWARDS. The bortrßishop of Chester J. P. Muspratt, Esq. Lord Stowell Leslie Alexander, sig. The Right Hon. the Chancellor Wm. Copeland, Esq. of the Exchequer Laurence Desborough, Esq. The Right Hon. George Can- Henn, Fulton, Esq. ring, M.P. &c. Christopher Hodgson, Esq. The Hon. Charles Ewan Law Robert Jennings, Esq. Charles Calvert, Esq. M.P. Samuel Jones, E■q. Wm. Thompson, Esq. M.P. & Thrmas George Knapp, Esq. 'Vice-Patron J. A. hlieville, Esq. Thomas Rober . ts,.Esq. President Thomas Merrick, 1 Esq. To be viewed till the Sale, and Pirtirulars had at the Lion and Lamb, Lewisham Oreyhoun I, Svdenhann ; Horn., Norwood : King's Arms, Croydon; at the Mart; and of Mr. Williams, Thrognsorton-stnet. VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PICTURES, OF A SUPERIOR CLASS. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, A Select COLLECTION of PICTURES, chiefly of IX. the Cabinet Size, worthy the attention of Noblemen and Gentlemen, among which will be found several rare specimens of the most eminent Masters of the Ancient and Modern Schools, via. : The Rey. G. A:Maidi, A.M. John Clarke Powell, The Rev. A. M. Campbell, John Paynter, Esq. A.M. John Dimon Portia, Esq. Geo. Scholey, Esq. Alderman John Roberts, Esq. The Chamberlain of London Wm. Row, Jun. Esq. Herbert Jennrr, LL.D. Thomas Snodgrass, Esq. James Alex. Gordon. M.D. Thomas Styan, Jun. Esq. Timothy A. Curtis, Esq. Vice- Edward Tewart, Esq. President Edward Winstanley, Esq. Dinner at Six o'Clock precisely. Tickets to be had of the Ste wards, the Treasurer, CommitteeßOß, and Secretary. ERT HESEETH, Sec. Central City School, White-street, Moorrields, 6th April, 1625. Guido Poulain 3lieria .lAutherbourath Vandyck Claude A. (parade Gainaborough Ruben P. Potter Ilrowar Moe!and P. Veronese II obbims Slinaaland Powell VALUABLE FREEHOLD GROUND-RENTS, Ot 321. 14e. per Annum, FREEHOLD HOUSES, BRIGHTON, Votes for the Borough of Shoreham. and County of Swam TWENTY-FIVE BRIGHTON GAS LIGHT SHARES, AND REVERSION TpIIMN. STERLING. Go!trios Ruvsdael .....,. ._ _ _ _... Linthorst Town S. Rosa Berkheyde Bretighel Anderson, k.e. To be viewed to-mnr-ow and Morning of Sale. and Cata logues had (at la. each) at the Mart; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; and of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton-street. hert isle. Not- the eld. .ket, Sa. 'ood, :key, met. runty 01121111 flows Park, arta coke, birth burgh gering Blake aghty- of his auecn- iplexy, I, Cap- MINIM DOB. LOP. • BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN SHIP-BUILD ING COMPANY. Capital 500,0001. in 10,e00 Shares of 501. each. Ceetwitew —William Thompson, Esq. Ald. M.P. DIP I:1 Y C lIAIRMAX—Robert Gillespie, Esq. DIRECT Ole. Andrew Bekhre Esq. Hart Logan. Esq. John Chapman, Esq. Simon 111-Gillivray, Esq. James Bowie, Esq. William Pratt, jun. Esq. Philip Gowan, Eeq. Chris. Richardson , jun. Esq. Matthew Harrison, Esq. William Sikes, Erq. AUDlTORS— Nathaniel Gould, .q. and A lexander Gillespie, Esq. BAN EEIS—M ems. hikes, Snaith, and Co. The late severe losses sustained by the Shipping Interest of this Kingdom, and the immense field opened to Great Britain for an extended and inswing Commerce, by the enlightened policy of put 4 ;°rernment , have ea ..ed a corresponding and extraordinary me in the price of Ship.huilding. Such, indeed, is now the demand for Vessels of all descriptions, that many Persons, desirous of employing their Capital in Ship• ping, cannot be supplied by the Builders with the tonnage they require, except at very high prices, or under circumstances of delay, often defeating the more immediate purpose of their speculations. Is is therefore priposed to estabWl a Company, for the purpose of heeding Vessels in British Nov America, on Contract and for Sale, but it is intended, for the present, to confine the operations of the Company to Canada only. Immediate sales will be the object of the Company, but the Directors shall be empowered to employ their shipping until dis posed of, and, in au of need, to purchase wood cargoes for the parnose of loading their vessels. The various advantages to be derived by a Company, established for the Purpose of Ship-building in Canada. will not admit of detail within the limi ts of a Prespeetus ; but it may briefly be observed. 'm" f01 . ."' practical experience, the following results may confi dently be anti c ip ate d. 1 Ist The employment of a numerous and useful class of persona 15 die Settl emerll t and by a beneficial diffusion of Capital and Lebow., an increase in the national importance of the Colony. 2J17. ,In ample retnuueration to the Proprietors—who, inde eroZcnt of the local advantages which will attend their undertak eg, may reasonably look to the favourable Rates of Exchange, and tile Freight in their Ships consigned to this country for Sale, as cur .es of considerable and immediate Profit. It remains only to add, that it is intended to construct Wessels else-ell forsll trades and purposes, under the particular inspection ' t'.e Company's Agents, by practised Shipwrights, and with such • :6 !tentioll to the selection and seasoning of the Timber, as, l oPed, will materially improve the character of Vessels built . aeada. ."re Capital of the Company is e 00,0001., raised in 10,000 Shares, '. each, a portion o f whi c h w ill be reserved for Persons in • alt desirous of becoming share-holders. , .. t''^ Affairs of th e C om p an y to be conducted by the Board of 'i Y .. " , who shall have the power of insuring their property, ' ' 1 making all necessary Regulations for the management of the try. - - •'' Property of the Company to be vested in the names of Zi lited of Settlement will he prepared under the ablest legal * '''lc`. and the Shareholders will be required to sign the salter. N° `hare shall be sold or transferred until atter the payment of I 'II' Previously made ; and then only with the consent of two or -t. ~ f the Directors. , ... Instalment of 51. per Share, to be paid into the hands of the i ri to the Company forthwith, to the account of the Directors. ' _ iißice to be given of all further Payments ; which shall not ' c : : - . F ~ ,e time exceed 51. p er share. .., 1 „, ortminniestioos to be addressed to the Secretary, to whom ~e tiens f or Shares m be made ; bat no I enders can be re ', ' after Saturday, the 2d int. W. OILR ERSON, Secretary, 5, Gould-square, Crumbed Friars. H AYTI EN (or ST. DOMINGO) TRADING COMPANY. CAPITAL—ONE MILLION. The rising greatness of Hayti, and the well-known stability of its Government, is the strongest inducement towards the establish-' ing of this Company, as it abide an advantageous employment for I capital, will essentially encourage the manufacturing interests of l the United Kingdom, increase the vent for the products of her East India possessions, and will consequently contribute largely in aid of her navigation and commerce in general. At present, Great Britain does not participate so largely in the trade as her means might enable her to do; and America, there-' fore, becomes the monopolist of the most valuable proportion of it, although the command of capital with the former increases her facilities over the latter. Confidence by British Capitalists is only required to give energy and success in her interconzse with the Government and the people. It will be seen from statements taken from official documents, parts of which have already been before the House of Commons, and others now in the possession of his Majesty:a Ministers, that America has employed, in her trade with Hayti, m the yeses IC2I, 1822, and 1823, on an average, 79.7 00 tons of shipping and her Exports have amounted to about 8,530,000 dollars annually; whilst Great Britain has not exceeded 14,000 tons of shipping, nor have her Exports been beyond 3,800,000 dollars during the same period. In the return trade, America is nearly on a par with Great Bri. tain, notwithstanding the markets of the fattier are seldom so favourable as the latter. In this branch of Commerce, therefore, the British ought to receive a much larger share, as her proximity to the Continental markets gives her superior advantages. The Exports from the United States to llayti, in provision and lumber, do not exceed, it has been ascertained, 2,000,000 of dol- Lay' per annum; from which it is to be inferred, that about 4,600,000 dollars consist in the manufactures of Britain and East India productions, all of which might be supplied direct on infi nitely lower terms, still leaving a fair profit to the Compa n y . The excess of rade in favour of America (to say nothing of France, which, though under restrictions, enjoys • considerable shareris the more unaccountable, when it is known that the Bri. fish are the favoured people by the Haytien Government, being subjceted to only seven per cent. imposts, whilst America and other countries pay twelve per cent. The Government of Hayti purchase extensively every year for the supply of its army ; and the preference is decidedl y in favour 1 of British manufactures, and which might be insured to the Com pany from the assurances of the Government to the Projectors. It is anticipated that the Company will receive • considerable share of that trade which now runs through • foreign channel, and that, under judicious arrangerner ts, very handsome advantages will fall to the Shareholders; and what must be pleasing to every individual contributing to its stock is, that communications from the intended Establishments in Hayti can be had twice a month, by way of the United States, or France, or direct from thence. It should be considered also, that this Company is purely of a commercial character, and that it will contribute largely to the Revenue of Great Britain; not a visionary scheme, unsupported by even a chance of success in its operations; but one, on the probable success of which great reliance may be placed. A List of the Directors, &c. will be published in a few days; in the mean time applications t'or Shares may be made by letter, addressed to the Directers of the Ilaytien (or St. Domingo) Trad ing Company, at hlestrs. Fry. and Chapman's, Bankers, 1, St. )1 Idica's-L;:act. By Mr. MILLS. At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 27th inst. at 11. in Lots. VALUABLE FREEIIOLD GROUND RENTS, amounting to SU 12s. per Annum, arising from brick-built Houses and Premises, in New Dorset-street, near the Church, Brighton, undeniably secured, and let on lease for 98 years. Also an excellent FREEHOLD HOUSE, with extensive Buildings, situate near the preceding. Also a FREEHOLD COTTAGE, spacious productive Or chard and Garden, situated on th- Turnpike-road leading from Lewes to Horsham, in the Pwish of Shennansbury, in the Rape of Bramber, and County of &noes, entitling the Purchaser to a Vote for the Borough of Shoreham. and also the County of Sussex. Also Twenty-five BRIGHTON GAS LIGHT SHARES, Paying an Interest of Six per Cent. Also the valuable REVERSIONARY INTEREST to the Sum of 8501. Sterling, vested in the names of highly responsi 4s ble Trustees, and payable absolute on the demise of • Lady aged . The respective Lots may be viewed till the Sale. Particulars may be had at the Mart, and at Mr. Mills' Offices, 4, Chapcl.place, Poultry. BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE. ELEGANT FURNISHED FAMILY RESIDENCE, WITH DOUBLE COACH-HOUSE, AND STABLING FOR MIX HORSES. By Mr. MILLS, On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 27th inst. at 12, at the Auction Mart, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, TILE E valuable LEASE, with immediate Possession, of a c , pital FAMILY RESIDENCE, Hued up within a short period in a style of peculiar elegance, at an expense of up. wards of 1.8001. and situated at the east side of Bloomsbury-square. The Premises contain, on the Third-pair Floor, Fire good Chambers. Two-pair Floor—Four excellent principal Chambers, a large Store-closet, and a patent Water-closet. Principal Floor (one pair)—A suite of three noble elegmtly finished Rooms. The front drawing-room is 31 feet 6 inches by 17 feet. The wing drawing-room is 15 feet by 14 feet 3 inches. The height of these rooms is 13 feet II inches. Ground-floor—A noble dining-room, 31 feet 6 inches by 17 feet 3 Inches ; the windows glazed with plate-glass, in mahogany sashes. Library, 20 feet by 19 feet 6 inches. A morning room, 14 feet by 13 feet 10 inches. The height of this floor is 13 feet 6 inches. A patent water-elan ; a spacious entrance-hall, paved in Port bind stone. Inner-hall--a grand Portland stone staircase, from the ground.floor to the landing on the second-pair floor; a back stair case of Portland stone, from the basement to the third-pair floor. Basement Floor is an excellent kitchen, servants' hall, house keeper's room, store-room, laundry, wash.house, yard, excellent wine and beer cellars. The Stabling, &c. is situated in the Mews behind, with a com munication thereto from the house, and comprises two excellent coach-houses, stabling for six horses, a large loft over, a coachman's sitting-room and bed-chamber. The Premises may be viewed with Tickets only, which, with IParticulars, may be obtaieed at filr. °tikes, 4, Chapel place, Poultry. GROUND RENTS. Issnieg out of MansiOn;a;tiiie;itrences in Hereford and Park Streets. and of capital Houses and Shops is Oxford-street and Frith-street, Soho. By Mr. WILLIAMS. At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT. April W. at 12. in Six Lots, by direction of the Executors of the late Mrs. Catharine Stevenson, deretsed. THE Valuable IMPROVED GROUND RENTS, most amply secured upon and issuing out of that noble Man sion, Camelford House, in Hereford-street. on lease to the Right Hon. Lord Granville. A capital Residence. No. 10, north side of Hereford-street, in the occupation of Sir Hudson Lowe; NOR. Ito 8 inclusive, adjoining No. 20. south side of Hereford-street. Two excellent Residences, Nom. 62 and (. west aide of Park-street. Eight capital Rouses and Shops, Nos. 250 to 207, aauth side of Oxford-street and also of Two Houses and Premises. Nos 65 and GA, west side of Frith-street. Soho. held under Lord Grosvenor and the Duke of Emden& producing a net income of 2721. per ann. the undivided moiety of which will be sold without reserve. Descriptive par :mama may be had at the Auction Mart : at Ils:chett's lintel, Piread of Mr. Tatham, Solicitor, 41, Castle street, ilolborn ; and of 3ir. IVilliams, Throgrnorton-street. BRIGHTON. CAPITAL FREEHOLD INVESTMENTS. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT, April 25, at 12, by order of the Trustees of Messrs. Jenne? and Bartholomew, /111W0 Capital FREEHOLD RESIDENCES, deal t. rably situate, Nos. 3 and 6, Marine-square, Alarire-parade, one of the most improving and fashionable attuations in Brighton. The houses have been recently erected at a considerable expense, commanding Ste sea views, and present a favourable opportunity to capitalists, for secure inveattnents, or for residences ; suited to families of respectabilhy, of the value of 210/. per annum. Alan, at the same time will be sold, a Capital FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, very respectably situate No. 10, Devonshire-place, in a line with the New Steync. The house is most substantially built, and was erected by the Proprietor for his own residenre, and suited to a family of respectability, or for investment. The Pur chaser may be accommodated with the appropriate furniture and effects at his option. An Excellent LEASEHOLD HOUSE, 18, Devonshire place, on lease to Mr. Woledge. for 7, 11, or 21 year., at a low rent of f. 51. per annum. Held for 83 years, at a ground rent of 131. 6s. per annum. A FREEHOLD ESTATE. consistirr of a substantial brick. built Dwelling-house and Premises, No. 16. Cumberland-rlace, a short distance from St. James's-street, arhi leading i nto Ed war d. street On Lease, for Three Years, from Lady-day last, at a clear net rent of 421. per annum. And a neat FREEHOLD !!OUSE, •paci'na fore-eourt *rd wilco, marine view near the New Park, with immediate pew . -- ----- To he viewed tin the Sale, and poetioolan had of Hews. Faith ful, olieLovs, and at the Old bhip Novel, lieweniun ; and 01 alt. Thomas %V tPurns, 114 h-street, Cheltenham ; Auctioo Matt ; aid of Mr. Williams Thrugcnotton-street, Londun. Ely Mr. SAUNDERS, At his Great Rooms, No. *9, Fleet-street, TO-MORROW, st halt-past $2 precisely, by order of the Executors. A PORTION or the LIBRARY of the Right non. :lilt' 11 ROBERT DALLAS. late Chief Jim ice of the Court of Common near, deceased : including the Phillsophical Trans. actions, 18 vols. ; Burke's'Worlu, 7 vols. ; Fyffe 's Anatomy,: vols. ; Morro' de Rousseau, 12 vols. ; Lord Bacon's Works. r. vols. ; Nichols's Literary Anecdotes. 11 vols. ; Chalmers's Rim. graphical Dictionary, 3 vole ; Howell's State fr es. 3d vols. (Eurres de Voltaire, 9.1 vols. 'triode's Journal of Science and the Arts, 17 v 01..; Journal des , tleurmands. 38 res. : • Col lection of French Literature, fee. Ac. ; the whole in good its serration. To be viewed, and Camlogues had. ---- - n - tiii - s By Mr. SAUN , At his Great Room, Na 39. Fleet-:treet. on THURSDAY NEXT, and Two following mDa at llair.past 12 precisely,. THE splendid LIBRARY of a G ntleman, lately ce- MILW, including a tine Collection of Variorum and Delphin Classic, Dictionaries and Lexicons ' with now, of th e best and most expensive modern Works of English and Foreign Lite rature, in elegant Bindings of Morocco, Russia, de. ; &Lung which are, in er FoLso.--Macklin's Bible, Bowyer's H Btri Blume, and dt.ll's DM ton, subscription copies; Stofrord and British Ga of Pic ture", 5 vols. large paper. proofs; Chauncey's Hert i ardshire ; I)ugdale's Alonasticon, by Ellis ; Tableau de la Revolution Eras. cais, 3 yob". proofs; lAher Veritatis, 2 vols. ; s'iorenee Gallery, 4 vole. ; Aristophanis Kusterii ; Spence's Polyaittis; flogardi's Works. Q u • ItT o.—Reees Cyclopedia, 45 rob'. ; Grose's Antiquities, 12 Toms. ; Lyoons's Environs of linden, b vols. ; kiikerson's V 0.- ages and Travels, 17 vols. ; Encycloptedia Britannia", 29 vols. : Repton on Landscape (hardening; Hunter's lAsster.s vols. • Lr. ciani Opera, Ketrsterhusaii, 4 vols. ; Liviiis I)tokenism:hit, 7 cols.; Ledennuller Amusement 21ieroseopique. 3 vols. ; Waitotia English Poetry; the Works of Hume. Gibbon, Addison, Pen nant, Mitford, Racine, Corneille. and Moliere. OCTAVO, dc.—Shaw's Zoology, large paper ' • Naturalist". sad Zoological M iscellany, 27 vols. ; Donovan's Fishes. II rule. : Beautiea of England and Wales, 28 vols. ; Rollin's Works, 23 role. ; Platonis Opera, 12 cols. ; (7icerosis Opera, Ernesti,il volts : Polybius, Schweighteuseri, 9 vole; Anthologia 0111 KM, 13 ruts. &c. &e. To be viewed, and Cataiogweo had. THANES DITTON. TO be LET, for a Tenn of Years, FURNISHED fle UNFURNISIIND. or the Furniture mai be taken at a Valuation, in a beautiful part of the country, and in an excellent neiehboatimod, where several parks of hound , ' are kept. and peal fishing may be had, a most charnirg KEsiDENCtiI. with ca pital Cosch.house and Stabling for tire Horace, and convexity* Offices of every dcacription. The House is in the b.ixt stive of repair. and contains, on the ground-floor. dining and drawing rooms, with a binary. retreats' hall, and hmixekemer's room. Ors the first flour, aim rooms, two of which are used as situp; rooms. And, on me :riper story, six bed-rooms. The Hotsbotmes and fireperice are upon it very extrusive teak; the Kitchen Garden is amply mocked with vegetables. and the walla are coveted with the choicest fruit-trera, in full bearing, y TC, d• i ng altogether nearly an equivalent for the tent. There .re besides two Paildtieks, which, with the reiau-e -gr melds, compr.se between four and love scrap, and the ptemWer are well supplied with water. Immediate possession may be had. N.B. A good Few In the Parish Church. Foe particula s sad cards to view, apply to Mr. W. G. Bolton, Solicitor, No. sib, Austia Pr ars, Lend....