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IR Z. t , ; / r - ' a...gr.% ..--- • ( 1 zf - ) / 4 z-- - ". " f: , / ./ • Z--d fr 1 --,-.) ae.-0z..-1--t•-•e 61 - 1---- /4 9 - ' - e ' d• • -''' ''' e---_-er ( Z4 6--------------- --. ' 7 .- ; 4 ' ---,--.. /-../ x . - -- 4 , 1 • / ~.., i tt / A. (",„... ...... ''...) • ...),;\ ... . (.. r . 0. \ r •,,.._..).-- - • -. g 1 li It Tit till _ • '..-- r -----v-ii . r ...,,,.:,,:! ~..,,7,,.. { . • - 1 • Tilt . . . . • 9/ 4 LONDON, T 1 lIIRSDAY, APRIL 15, 124. No. 6,666. Pric e To Sail the middle of April, FOR MADRAS and BENGAL, the Teak Ship Cl/RNWA I . I ., MO Tons per Register, tIEORtIE I N. VON, Commander, late of the David Scott. 11. yin: in the East India Bock. llas a tier of gun ports. is lofty between decks, and 6:ted in every respect as a regular Indiaman. This Ship is ready to receive Light Goods, and will positively sail to her time. Yor Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Palmer, Wilson, and Co.; the Commander, 16, Waterloo-place; or at the Jerusalem Carte-Bow ; and BARBER and NEATE, 11, itirenin-lane. Mill* greater part of her C,argo on board, is under engagement to clear out on the 211th of Apeil, and will call at Portsmouth to embark her Passengers. VOR MADRAS and BENGAL, the fine, new, River-built Ship 1A)RI) AMHERST (lately launched from Messrs. WigrAms and Green's, Blackwell), burthrn OW Toes, RonEwr LUCAS, Commander (of the Honour able Company's Regular Serener). Lying in the City Canal. This Vessel has a Poop, is extremely lofty between decks, is Stied in very superior style for the accommodation of Passengers, and writs an esperiencesi Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to Captain Lucas, at the Jerusa. It= Coffee House; or to A NSTICE Lai THOR N 1 I.L, 51, Lime-street, nese Ike East India Bosse. ANGIA)-MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION. NOTIC It', is hereby given, That the . I)EEI) of th e ASSOCIATION for ASSISTING in WORKING the 31INPIS of AIE.XICO now lies forSIONATIIRE at No. 147, IsaulushalLstreet, where the Business of the Association will in future be conducted. The Proprietors are requested to call and to •sigee else ammo, rny time between ale Baum of Ten and Four, and to Mar with them the Blinkers' Receipt which they bold. Proprietors residing at adistance may sign be Power of Attorney, the fern of which may be had at this Ofllre. JOSEPH LOWE, Sec. _ ..„.. Winchester House, Broad-street, April I, Itt2d. Proprietors will please to observe, that the first in stilment will be forfeited unless the Deed be signed on or before the 16th inst. In consequence of the 111th being a Public Holiday, Signatures viii Isit received on the 17th inst. 1141CIETY OF BRITISI I ARTI ST S, SIIFFOLK-STRE ET PALL.MA LI. EAST. 7P . HZ GALLERIES for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORES of BRITISH ARTISTS will. EN ow MONDAY NEXT, the 18th instant. W. LINTON, Secretary. Admittance, Is.—Catalogue, Is. April 14, 11124. MISS (7RACIIAMI, the celebrated SICILIAN DWARF. Is now EXHIBITING at 22, New Bond_ street. This wondorful Lady is the smallest ever heard or read of, being rfine years and eight months old, nineteen inches high, and not trtiz a f:e pounds. from Eleven until Five.—Admittance, 2a. 6d . P.S. Miss C. will wait on Families, if rewired. 'PHE NATITRORAMA, now Open at No. 23, New Rond-street.—A beautiful Selection of Views, forming the NATURORAMA, consisting of correct Representations of the Lake of Lucerne, in Switzerland—the (:olden Valley, and the Picturesque Valley de Campon—the Classic Ptesium in Italy— Moorish Ruins near Niames—the Pyrenees—the Village of Donri mi—the well-known Church of Salency, near Paris—the celebrated Pare la Chaise, with its interesting Monuments—the Fmeen Regions of Kamschatko—the horrid Inquisition, with its unfor tunate Victims—Malmaison, so interesting to the Admirers of Hapokon—a Bivouac of Cossacks—the (2440n:hie Bathing Place of Timmins de Bigorre. The Towns of lachias, near Naples--Itezien. in the South of France; the House of Joan of Are—tho Birthplace of the Deliverer of Xvitrerland, William fell, &e. with Drottos, Fountains, Landscapes, dead Trees, broken roofs, Rocks, Fire, and Water, kr- &c.—Admittance, Is.— Catalogues, fol. For Sale, a Man of War of 140 guns, copper-bottom I a Battle of Moscow, and different other curiosities. WILTSIIIRE SOCIETY IN LONDON. rpHE EIGIVI II PUBLIC MEETING and )IN -1 NEH of the Noblemen and Gentlemen connected with this laudable County Society, will be held at the Albion, op TUES. DA Y, May 11. 1824: Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart. M.P. in the Chair. STEWARD/. rir&Weft. Nag. John Soarte. Eaq. Eylea, Esq. Wm. Temple, Esq. Chas. liibbes, E.aq. W. H. Tinney, Esq. Henry Hoare, Esq. Jos. Walsh, Esq. Thos.. Heir Phipps, Esq. Fran. Whitmarsh, Esq. S. F. Phelps. Esq. Of whom Tickets, at One Guinea each, may be had; of the Members of the Committee; and of the Hon. Secretary, J. Britton, Burton -street, !Auden. To kleet at Five, and Dine at Six o'Clock precisely. Fr HE KING'S DRAWING ROOM being fixed for 1 the nth April instant, F. TRI'IiFITT has the honour of apprising the Nobility, ise. that he has ItE3IOVED to No. I, NEW BON D-STRE,ET, Comer of Burlington Gardens. G(x)1)Hu(;11, Watch and Clock Maker, No. 146, Regent -street, near the Quadrant.. solicits attention of the Nobility, Gent 7, and the Public to his MANUFACTORY, No. lA Rb:OII,NT-STREET, where he has • great variety of superb Bold and Silver Watches, on the moat approved principles, Musical Clocks. Quarter and Chime Bracket, and Ball Clocks, with •ehoiee collection of splendid Or-Molu, they'd, and Chimney Clocks. _ . R.O. hiving every article manufacturrti under his own inr.e diate inspection. can warrant them, ■s to quality and workmanship. which upon comparison will be found at lower prices than goods of AM inferior de.arpion sold elsewhere. 11 .° C s wound and regulated by the year. WATERPROOF HAT AIANUFACTORYt ..... No. t. tierraml-street, Soho, opposite Newport Market. TWELLS moat respectfully informs the Public at • large, that he has opened the above house, where he in tends selling 'ulterior and improved OVAL WATERPROOF BRAVER HATS, warranted never to spot with rain, and to retain their shape and colour in any climate, at the reduced price of lea., with every other article in the trade equally cheap. T. W. feels confident that the above will give enure satisfaction, and that one trial will prove the fact, foe ready money only. N.B. Merchants supplied on advantageous terms. ECONOMY IN DRESS._ At the EMPORIUM of FASHION, 171, FLEET-STREET, Opposite Serjeant's Inn. r CHARLES, DRAPER and TAILOR, late of • No, 181, respectfully informs Noblemen, Nentlemen, &c. they can have 'fashionably-eat and well made Cost, of the best Su. rerfine ('loth, n.ade to measure, from 21.105. to 31.35. ; Blue or Black ditto, 21. 13e. to 31. 13s, fid. ; Kerveyrovre or Cloth Trou. Mn,s 21s. to 30s. ; fancy Waistcoats, Os. lid. to 14s. • a suit of Li ver,. complete, al. ; XI. 10s. Box, Chaise , and fashionable Driving C osts ; Ladies' Habits and Children's Dresses elegantly made. J. C. conducting his business upon ready-money principles, and having always an immense Stock on view, is enabled to offer these articles at the above low prices quality and workmanship not to be fuelled by any house at the IVest-end. Gentlemen waited upon at their own houses, by addressing a let ter, Observe, the Number now is 171 Fleet-street. E and A .4 1%1 N ke V i l d T YOF F I E , No . 17, Vthe Advance of hed 12one - wrepa . y, by way ogi e, Mort erk gri en ge we or ' A e n t n v a ui k t is , to he secured upon Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold, or Funded Property, and for the l'urchase and Sale of Estates, Ground Rents, and Reversions, on fair and equitable terms. Monied Persons desirous of increasing thrir Incomes by advan rteeous Investments, will at all times meet with eligible Securities ;..r doe purpose, free of expense. Letters, containing Proposals (post paid). addressed to the Di rector of the Mortgage and Annuity Office, No. 17, Vrilminhrton square, elerkenwell, immediately answered. Personal attendance at the Office (rent ten till four o'clock. EAST AND WEST. INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE, STRAND. THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms s se cond division of Exeter 'Change, where in be seen a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, l'utriele, Tandem, Phaeton, anti Chaise Harness, with rrery description of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles for Home "Ile. East sod West Indies, New South %Vales, and the spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chaim Cabin Wash.hand Stands, Cabin lamps, Camel and Bul lock Tiunks, Canteen completely fitted tip, neat and ele7a, nt, at a moderate price. Sea Cats, Bedding, V. riling Desks, Deeming ite. A large assortment of Cavalry rind Infantry Swords, Clandeta, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pi.tols, Ate. &c. The Hamm and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Winter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and Moderate Price. The whole of the Ar ticles in this EstabliAment are warranted, and that excellent OW of fifty years mending, is strictly adhered to , of asking but ant Ready Money Price, from which no discount orubsternent will be made tinder any circumstances. N•IL--To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Exeter'Cliange. A list of the East India C pang and Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. IRISH RELIEF COM3I.II"f EE. TIM COMMITTEE appointed on the 7th of May, 11122, to raise and conduct a SUBSCR I PT lON for the RELIEF of the severe DISTRESS for FOOD in the SOUTHERN and WESTERN PROVINCES of IRELAND, have submittal to the Public a detailed Report of their proceedings to the 30th of August last. In consequence of a portion of the large contributions from the East Indies having been recently transmitted, the Committee have not been enabled to close their accounts at an earlier period than the persint ; but the important object of their trust having been, by the blessing of Divine Providence, successfully accomplished, the) deem it to be their duty to make a final appropriation of the funds, and to terminate the business of the Committee. In taking their leave of the public, who have contributed to this noble and effective exertion of national benevolence, the Committee feel combed satisfaction in mating, that not only has the main purpose of the subscription been fulfilled, but that they have been enabled to devote considerable fords to encourage and to extend the permanent industry of the Irish people, and thus to assist in preventing the recurrence of any similar calamity. This appropriation is strictly confined to loans, on the principle of reproduction, which has been found, in every instance, to meet the wants and to improve the habits of the poor. It is just to state, that i'n,applying this portion of the public bounty to a deserving and grateful peasantry, they have been materially waisted by two Societies in London, to winnn large grants have been entrusted, in aid of their personal contribusifins, and of that zealous endeavours to raise, th roug h t h e me di um of their own industry, the condition of that distressed part of the community. The course of proceeding adopted by these Societies has already succeeded to a degree which fully entitles them to the confidenat retuned in their haute exertions, and it is hoped that this disposition of the surplus foods will meet with the approbation of the liberal subscribers both in England and in India. Having appropriated a ronsiderab:e sum to the encouragement of the Linen and Woollen Manufeetures, and confided the same to the care of local Trustees in Ireland to be applied in the way of loan, the Committee considered it advisable to appoint a Board of Directors in London (a), for the purpose of superintending the administration of these funds. It was also deemed expedient to make a permanent provision for this object, with a view to kert alive that kindly intercourse with their Irish friends, which has hitherto been productive of the happiest effects, in removing national prejudices, and in cementing the bend of union between the two countries. The Committee beg leave to annex the resolutions connected with their final arrangements, and to submit an abstract of the total receipts and disbursements, from the commencement to the close of this subscription. Old Broad-street, April 10, 1024. JOHN SMITH, Chairman. RESOLUTIONS.—March 30 11124. It appeoring to this Committee eventually necessary to provide for a constant and careful inspection of the funds already appropriated. Reslved—That the sum of 6,0001. he placed at the disposal of the Board of Directors, for the p of providing for the incidental expenses connected with their duty, and specially directuv their attention to the neon*" aff.asearrile lallffrent K agents from this country, to assist the load Trustees in carrying into effiatene plans tbr the'rommion of industry in Inland, with power to dispose, stack dissection, of any surplus which may remain, in furthering the objects of this Committee. Awil 3, 1824. Resolved--That the Board of Directors be empowered to add to the number of Trustees in the tea counties of Ireland, or to fill up vacancies, as they may find it expedient. That the sum of 6,0001. be appropriated for the establishment of two schools of industry, one in each of the provinces of Munster and Connaught, with a view to the introduction of an improved system in the culture of flax. That the following Gentlemen be a Committee fur carrying this resolution into effect:— The Rt. Inn. the Earl of Clarendon I RieloW {Wellesley, Esq. M . P. James Browne, Esq. M.P. John Smith, Esq. ALP. Thomas Spring Rice, Esq. M.P. 1 John Calor, E s q. That the sum of 4,300 L be granted to the British and Irish Ladies Society (instituted under the patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princess Augusta, and the Duchess of Gloucester), for improving the condition and promoting the industry and welfare of the female peasantry of Ireland, to be at the disposal of that Society, subject to the regulations published on the 13th of January last, according to which the funds are to be ad m ini s t ere d on the reproductive principle of charitable loans. That there be granted the aunt of 4,5001. to the Society (under the patronage of his Royal Highness the Duke o f Y o rk) for improving the condition of the Irish peasantry, together with any remaining balance that is not appropriated, with a -.7/trial recumnien. dation, on the part of the Committee, of the applications for the School of Industry at Ennis, and of theAgrietiltural School at Rannow. 'lb:following Resolution was moved by the Right Honourable William Vesey Fitzgerald, 31.1'., and seconded by Richard %Wellesley, Esq. 31.1'. : That John Smith, Esq. M.P. be requested to accept the cordial and unanimous thanks of this Committee, for the unwearied devotion of his time and talents to the relief of Irish distress, for the constant urbanity of his manner as their Chairman, end for the earnest solicitude which he has at all times shown for the advancement of the beat interests of the Irish people. It was moved by Richard Wellesley, Esq. M.P., and seconded by Thomas Spring Rice, Esq. M. P.— That Robert Pauncefote, Esq. is entitled to the unanimous thanks of this Committee, for the attention, zeal, and ability with which he has uniformly discharged the duties of Secretary, and romoted the objects of the Committee during the whole course of their proceedings. (a) BOARD OF DIRECTORS. John Smith, Esq. M.P. Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P. The Right Hon. the Earl of Clarendon. I John Wells, Esq. M.P. The Right Hon. C. Orant, M.P. Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. John Cater, Esq. I'.%'iilatlewrt, B e ll , I:sq. Edward Jun. Esq. Abstract of Receipts, Disbursements, and Appropriations foe the Relief of Distress in the Southern and Western Provinces of Ireland. RECIIPT. Amount &sundry :Subscriptions received from the 7th May, 1822, to the S 10th April, 1824, inclusive .e. s. d. Amount from Calcutta Ditto from Madras Ditto from Bombay Ditto from St. Helena Amount of sundry Subscriptions for Clothing Profit on Exchequer Bills - DISBURSEMENTS AND APPROPRIATIONS. Amount of Sundry Remittances to Ireland, in Cash - - - Ditto fur Provi•ions sent to Ireland (including Potatoes, Meal, Rice, and Biscuit) - Sundry Grants for ('lathing - - To the Society for Improving the Condition of the Irish Peasantry - - . - To the British and Iri s h Ladies' Society for Improving the Condition and Promoting the Industry and Welfare of the Female Irish Peasantry - - - - For the Encouragement of the Fisheries - . .; - - In aid of the Funds of the Dublin Mansion-house Committee - - - . • For employing the Female Peasantry of Ireland in the Straw Plait Manuracture In aid of a Fund for Pmmotini the Sale of Irish Manufactures . - - To Trustees in Ireland, for the Encouragement of the Linen and Woollen Manufactures - Ditto, for the Encouragement of an improved System in the Culture of Flax, according to the Method practised in the Nethatlands - - - - 4 Lama • • To the Board of Dlntetoes fit Superintending the Administration of the Fonda for the Encourage. meet of Industry . - - - - - To the Committee foe the Establishment of two Schools of Industry ; one in each of the Provinces of Munster and Connaught - - - • - - Charge foe Rooms at the City of London Tavern - • • - - Expenses of Amato sent to Ireland - - - • - - . A dvertisonents - . - . . - - - - Printing and Stationery - - - - . - - Rent of I Kees, Furniture, he. in Old Broad-street - - - - Discount on Bills from India, at 3 per Con. • . - - Postage, - - - - - - - - Charges of Management - - - _ - _ - Miscellaneous Disbursements - - - - - - Balance transferred to the Society for Improving she Condition of the Irish Peasantry, pursuant to the Resolution of the Committee of the 3d of April 154,405 0 0 40,401 14 10 12,303 S 4 12,300 0 0 11,300 0 0 7,0110 0 0 0,000 0 0 2,000 0 0 6,000 0 0 6,000 0 0 246 15 0 1,435 1 11 4.421 1 6 1.133 6 11 252 4 11 247 9 3 111 7 3 3.1173 19 9 322 8 11 - 1,947 8 10 THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. La. will be published on SATURDAY NEXT. BULLETIN UNIVERSEL DES SCIENCES ET DE L'INDUSTRIE. DIRFOF PAR LE BARON DE FERUSSAC. . _ __ " Vols. ;;;1:... 1., 11.7;ja iiroTeZrk . 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Gentry, and his friends, that he has just received his new Spring Patterns, of the best fur frame; Brussels Carpets, in any quantity. from tor. per yard Kidderntioster, Venetian, lhuggets, and a large assortment of hearth Rug., upon his known low terms, at the Warehouse, No. 9, Were-street, ():ford -street, opposite the end of Bond-street. - N.B. White and Brown Wool CARRIAGE anti DOOR RUGS, in variety. CONTRACTED FEET IN CHILDREN; or, whorls vulgarly termed CLUB FEET. TIDE easy Method by which Mr. Callan% e ff ectually cures this distressing Defect in Nature, is such as scarcely , allows its being even an inconvenience to either Child or Nurse. In many cases a cure is effected in six months, with only one attend ance each week. Instruments for other Deformities of the I; bx on light and elegant principlos ; stiperior Bandages for Affections of the Legs Ankles, and Knees of Adults, on new constructions. Mr. Cant:Ws Invention for weak Spine ( wholly invisible), pro-' duces no inconvenience or loss of time in the pernicious system of lying horizontally, which, by determining the blood to the head, occasions nervotiv affections which are incurable, and render the patient miserable for life. No. 57. Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, near the Free masons' Tar.ro. C. 0. d. - 272,704 10 7 19.563 13 0 - 0.676 2 4 7,0141 16 1 - 280 8 1 36,581 18 6 642 3 2 1,082 13 4 iii,oet a 7 311,001 8 7 JOHN SMITH, Chairman. ROBT. PA UNCEFOTE, INETY-FIVE DOZEN of FRENCH CAMBRIC .1.11 HANDKERCHIEF'S, at 16s. a dozen ; fine, 18s. and 315.; seven boxes of the finest France ewer produced, from 255.t0525.6d.; a lot of soiled Damask Napkins, 7s. a dozen, well worth 145.; Breakfast Cloths, Hid, each ; rich Damask Cloths, two and a half yards long, 7s. lid. each; three yards ditto, Pds. lid.; three and a half ditto. 16s. ; :Dock Russia Sheeting, Ad. a yard ; tine ditto, ltd.; Real Russia, yard and quarter wide, 104 d.; very stout, 12d. and 14d.; fine ditto, 16d.; 208 pieces very stout, and curiously fine, from Hid. to 51.; 65 pieces of the full width, requiring no seam, 23. Id. (the common price is lls.lid.); 17 boxes of tine Irish Sheeting& full 5-4ths wide, I4d. tt yard; tine, 16d. and 18d. ; superfine, 2s. TEN THOUSAND PIECES of the best IRISII LINENS ever imported, front yd. a yard to 4s. 64. ; stout, lid. and 16d.; tine, 18d.; fine undressed, 21d and 2s. Six Cases of real German Holland , from 3s. a yard to As. fitl.; fine ell-wide Long Cloths, I Is,lolds the piece (25 yards), well worth 10d. a yard ; elegant Marseilles Quilts, full three yards "Ware, 14s, lid. each ; good large Counterpanes, is. fi d.; Chintz Furniture& Pd.; Furniture Dimids, sd. ; good 31oreens, lid. ; large Russia Towels, Ps. a dozen t, Glass Cloths, is. 6d.; India Book Muslimi, lid. a yard. THIRTEEN BALES of WITNEY BLANKETS, full 35 per cent. off the winter price& for ready money only. At HOOK: and LO‘Vill A N'S, Wholesale Drapers and Mee errs, Argyll House, Regent-street, three Joon from the Argyll Rooms. All Goods by the Piece at slanufarturet's Prices. Captains, Country Dealm, and Shop:teepers, are requested to apply before eleven o'clock. CHEAP CARPETINUS. at. TWEXTY-SIX YEARS ESTABLISH/D. I•HOMAS EMERSON'S CITY FURNISIIING WAREHOUSE, VI. Neitgato-strcet, sod 2, Christ Church. passage, London. T. E. has, of the under mentioned Articles, the largest and best assortment in the trade, of superior qualities, warranted free from damages, which he is offering at unusually low prices, for ready payment viz.:— Brussels Carpeting, 4s. 31. per yard ; new patterns, Is. 6d ; best live-frame ditto as., laid down at as. 3d. Scotch Carpeting, Is. hi. to Is. Kidderminster, 2s. to 2s. fid.; superfine ditto, N. NI to 3a. Venetians, yid. to Is. 6d. • Checked ditto, 2s. 3d. Hearth Rugs, Si.; handsOme patterns, 7s. 6d. to 20s. 9-4ths stout Blankets, 6s. Gd.; 16-4ths, Bs. 6d.; extra-sized Witneys, 12s. to 20s. 11-4ths Counterpanes, Bs.; 12-4ths, 101. Marseilles Quilts, I Is. to 20s. Moreens, Is. 2d. to la 6d. Furniture Ihmitiri. tat, to 71.; 4-4th ditto. Bd. to lad.; Furni ture Prints, 6id. to 104.; full Chintz, fast colours, lld. to Is. 2d.; Coloured Linings for ditto, &I. to 9d. Persian Carpet., 31 long, 11. Ilk; large sizes in proportion. Ready-made Kidderminster ditto, 6s. RI. to 181. 6-4th Druggcts, Is. Bd. to 2a. 4d. Sheetings, ltd. to lad.; ii-4ths ditto, Is. to Is. fkl. Ihmask Table Cloths, Is. tkl. to 205.; Table Coven, 2s. 44. to 20s. Bed Ticking, rid. to 25. ; ready made ditto, 4s. 94. to IBs. Real India flatting, 3s. 64.; with several other Articles too tedious for insertiol. DULWICH COMMON, SITRRIM. _ DETACHED FAMILY RESIDENCE. WITH COACH HOUSE, STARLING. OFFICES, GARDENS, AND A GENTEEL COTTAGE. By WINSfANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, April ZS. at Twelve, By order of the Executors of Thomas Hullah, Esq., deceased, ALEASEHOLD DETACIIEI ) FAMILY RESI DENCE, most delightfully situate on Dulwich Common, commanding the most beautiful scenery of the adjacent hills, in the neatest order, and lit for the immediate reception of a genteel esta blishment; comprising dining and drawing-rooms, morning par lour, three principal, two secondary, and two servants' chambers, dressing-rooms, handsome entrance kitchen, wash-house, man's chamber, and domestic offices, coach and chaise houses, sta. bling, productive wdens, lawn, carriage sweep, Ilte. Also a eery c ot t age d•la, Isw yob so miaow, a. lo bi adapted either Apr letting or occupation, should a family require more room; it con tains two gond parlours, kitchen, wash-house, and three bed chamber', held for a term whereof years are unexpired, at trifling annual ground-rents. To be viewed fourteen days preceding the Sale (Fridays and Sundays excepted), by Tickets only, which, with printed Parti cular', may be had of Messrs. Willis, Belief, Watson, and Willis, Solicitors, l'okenthouse-yard ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Pater muter-row. Particulars also at the Greyhound Inns, Dulwich and Sydenham ; Golden Lion, Camberwell; and at the Alert. SALE OF SILKS. LEWIS and Co. of ItEGENT-STREET, have just bought a large Lot of most beautiful GROS DE NAPLES and LEVA NTIN ES, so as to enable them to offer the same for Sale almost at one-half the usual Prices of such qualities. They hare also just imported several Cases of Tulle Drawee, richly or namented ; Blond Laces and Black Chantilly Veils, which they engage to sell as low as Mock Laces are sold in this country ; White Satins, 'White Sarcenets, liauze Dresses, striped Lutestringv, and Dros de Naples ; with several thousand Muslin Dresacs, are amongst the number of their present Bargains. 195, Kegent-street, four Doors from Conduit-street. N.B. LEWD' IS and Co. are now introducing a very rich article in DUCAPE SILK, of their own manufacture, which thev beg to offer to the public as an earnest that they will not shrink from French competition in cheapness, richness of quality, and colour. The Business of this House is conducted eniirely for Beady Money. All Letters must be post-paid. VALUABLE ESTATE, Comprising near Seventy Acres of capital Land, between Acton and Turnham Green. By WI NSTA Is; LEV and SONS, At the Mart, in 31ay. AVALUABLE and highly improvable ESTATE, consisting of several Indosures of very fertile Meadow and Pasture Land, containing 60a. Ua. 211 r. situate in the parishes of Ealing and Fulham, between Acton and Tumham Green, in the County of Middlesex, and title more than four miles from Lon don, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Essex, on Lease for • Term whereof 10 years will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, at the low Rent of 20111. per annum. . . The Estate is held'under the Bishop of London, nt a reserved rent of 91. 9s. per annum. The Day of Sale, and further particulars, will be duly notified In this and other Papers. .100 0 o 40,000 0 0 SALES BY AUCTION. CHOICE WINES. By WINSTANLEY and SONS. At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the ad inst. at One o'clock, A SMALL, QUANTITY of EX(7I:LIAINT PORT. kV consisting of about sixty dozen. bottled in the year* of Milk 18111. 11111, and 1813, and fifteen dozen ni Tints Madeira, the property of a (lend-mon removing from his Residence on Wands worth Common, from whence the Wine will be regularly permitted to the purchasers. Samples may be had previous. to the Day of gale with Catalogues, of Winstanley and Sons, Patarnoster-row ; Catalogues also at the Mart. MIDDLESEX FREEHOLD. By WINSTANI.EX and SONS. At the Mart. or : FRI t tAV, the 23d inst. at 12 o'clock. AFREEIitiIIiESTATit, exonerated from the Land Tax, consisting of a Compact Dwelling-house, Three Stories high; containing Two Rooms. and Closets, on each door, Kitchen, Cellars, Fore-court, and Small Gardens, situated K,4 13, Felix-terrace, Back-mad, Islington, in the occupation of Mr. Whiehlon, yearly tenant, at Thirty-live Pounds per annum. To be viewed by permil.im of the Tenant, on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, between the Hours of 12. and 3, and printed Particulars may be bad at the Mart, and of %Insanity and Sons, Paternoates.row. FREEnohp ESTATifti, M I NORIO& By WINSTANLEY and SONS, VIAIIesin:IrEFREfiWAEIiIOL ri . w.a D APATES , oonaitting -4' of a spacious House and Premises, with Stable. Ac. occupy. ing a very extensive site of ground, situate Nos. 41 and 42, in Haydon.square, extending to and having a communication with Sheepy.yard, in the Minories, new unoccupied, and early posses. sion may be had. Also, FIVE other MESSUAGES adjoining, being Nos. 43, 44, 46, 46, and 47, in Church.street, a considerable thorough. fare, being in Haydon-square, in the several occupations of Messrs. Taylor, Davis, Ring, Coroncl, and Wood, part nn lease and pan to yearly tenants, at rant amounting to 1021. Ills. per annum. Nos. 41 and 42 may be viewed 14 days preceding the sale. by applying on the Peen Ages; and the other Houses by permission of the respective Tenants. Priniod Particulars may be had of Messrs. BM and Brodrick, Solicitors, 14ow Church-yard; at the Tart; and of Winstaulcy and Sons, Paternoster-row. TI/OTING, SITRRF.I'. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, ronsiating of a respectable Family Residence, Coach House, Stabling, Cottage, and Paddock, containing upwards of Three Acres. By WINSTANIAN and SONS, At the Mart on FRIDAY. liethe=hl instant, at 12, A VALUABLE and very DES' ItALE • FREEHOLD ESTATE; consisting of a respectable RESIDENCE, called the WHITE 111 /USE, pleasantly situate at a convenient remove from the Road at Tooting, in the county of Surrey, about seven miles from the Bridges, containing every accommodation for a genteel family, with coach.house, stabling, barn, cottage, pro ductive garden, and paddock. The whole containing about three acres and thirty-five perches, in the occupation of Thomas Holmes, Es q. on lease, which expired at klichaehnas, 1826. To be viewed ten days preceding the Sale. between the hours of Eleven and Three, by permission of the Tenant, with Tickets only, which, with printed Particular', may be then had of Messrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Can, Solicitors, Itasinghall-street ; and of W in. stanley and sons, Paternoster-mw; Particulars also at the Buck's Head, Mit..ham; the Mitre, isedthe Wheat Sheaf, Tooting; the White Lion, Streatham; and at the Mart. VA Ll'A FILE ESTATE, - - - Comprising near Seventy Acres of capital Land, between Acton and Tuntham Greets. By WI NSTA NLEY and SONS, Ar the 31art. in May. AVALUABLE anti highly improvable ESTATE, consisting of several Inclesures of very fertile Meadow and Pasture Land, containing 60a. Oa. 211 p. situate in the parishes of Ealing and Fulham, between Acton and Tumham Green, in the County of Middlesex, and little more than four miles from Lon. don, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Essex, on Lease for a Term whereof 10 years will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, at the low Sent of 20C/. poi annum. The Estate is held under the Bishop of London, at a reserved rent of 91. Os. per annum. The Day of Sale and further particulars will be duly notified in this and other Papers. FREEHOLD„ . (7OIIIIJOLD I AND LEASEHOLD ()ROUND RENTS AND ESTAT Plaistow, Essex ; King-street, Cheapside; and Safioo h• Pro. during nearly 2511. per annum. By W I NfiTANLEY and SONS, in May. VERY valuable, desirable, and improveable kATATES, consisting of The BLACK LION PUBLIC-HOUSE ; Three Dwelling. Houses, Thirteen Measuages, extensive Garden Ground, and 2a. 3a. I6r. of rich Marsh Land, all situated at Plaistow, in the Pariah of Westham, and County of Essex. in the several trinpa tions of Miss ('ann, Messrs. 31'1'11e/won, Illydestein, Barnes, and Brooks--Copyhold of the Manor of West Ham. SIX FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES and BUILD INGS, king Nos. 141, 142, 143, 144, 143. and 146, Saffron.hill, Holborn, in the several occupations of Messrs. Catlett, Waters, Powers, Lawrence. &c. Also, a LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's, consisting of a Dwelling-House, Ware house, and Premises, situate and being No. 8, in King street, Cheapside, in the occupations of Messrs. Ileatheote, Baden, and Co , and Messrs. Outhwaite and Co. The Day of Sale, and further particulars, will be duly notified in this and other Papers. WA MWORTH. SURREY. COMFORTABLELARGE I .t RDEN. rib RE LET on LEASE, for Fourteen Years, by WINSTANLEV and SONS, a very substantial, comma. thous, and cheartul DWELLING-HOUSE, pleasantly situated, No. I, Crosby.row, Walworth, with a large and excellent OAK DEN.—The !louse contains three good sitting rooms , with spa. cious store closet on the ground floor, seven b edchambers and a smaller sitting-room on the upper stories, with kitchens, scullery, cellars, &e.—Possession may be had on Lady.day. To be viewed by cards only, which, with further particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster -row. ELEGANT GOTHIC VILLA. WITH OFFICES, AND EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, ABOUT SIX MILES FROM LONDON, IN SURREV. To be LET on LEASE, by WINSTANI.EV and SONS, AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, finished in the Gothic style, pleasantly situate OP the verge of &beautiful Common only six miles front London, in Surrey; containing handsome Dining and Drawing 111 , orns, Morning Parlour, six Bedchambers, acl DresionF Rooms, Excellent Offices, including kitchen. Housekeeper s and Footman's Rooms, and three Chambers for servants, Lawn, Pleasure Drounds, and Darden, Coach-houses, Stabling, Cqw-house, and Outbuildings, all in complete Order and Repair, and early possession may be had. To be viewed by Tickets only, between the hours of II and 4, which, with further Particulars, may be bad of Wiustanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. SALES BY' AUCTIOIS. ABSOLUTE REVERSION Of sti incithum). l POUNIK By Mr. STANLEY. At Gareavity's ColicNbonse Thunge•al'ey, CairribM, DAY, at Ong o'Clock , sings ad acceptable uft be proem**, made, riliiE • ABSOLUTE REVERSION of 85 X 'THOS .& SAND POUNDS STERLING, payable on the deathrta a Lady, aged siaty-tive years, secured on Estates of at leastAise hundred thousand pounds value. Printed particulars may be had of Messrs. Clarke. Richards. twill Aletlcalf, 109, Chancery-lane; at Garravray's ; and of Mr. *du ley, 21, Old Hoottatrets. JEWELLERY, MATE. 111/H ,D WA TCH ES, CLOCKVArcir Hy Messrs. 3sAcispo and DERSICHAM, - At their Rooms, 26, King -street, Covent-garden, TH:d valito at II o'Clriek. .7 ,7-• 9111'0 Brilliant Diamond Neeklseet, Top and. Mir ii Fwr-ringa, Crosses, Rings. said Pius ; Pesti Arnethysitedliwit Rows of Pearl ; Pearl Ornaments' Gold snufr lmen, lintLl4 l extensive assortment of elegantJawellery ; Gold Watehes4 Tatty Clocks; Tlrm Thousand Chinon of Modern Plate, in rittiessiLl Teased Coffee Pots; Milk Ewers, Kettles. Bread Beget., 'RON and Climate Cundlestickg, Cruet Frame', Cu" l'enitlifdet Dishes, Waiters, Salts, King's Pattern and Plainttpotine, favihre and nutnetous other Articles. The 111340 of tjelk will be mild. gradient reseevai - - • May be 'viewed tin the de, and Caseieguto bad at thew Rooms as above. •GROSVENOR-PLACE, iIVDE-PA RE. Noble elegantly Fundslied Mansion, with extensile( oliere seal stabling, formerly Earl Whitworth's, and now the prow.ser anti residence of Walter Fawkes, Evq. By Mr. RAINY, On the premises, on FRIDAY, April 30, at 12 °Tine& pre cisely. including in one lot the whole of the Fixtures and Hael*-. hold Furniture, and with immediate possession, unless peeml - 2 owily disposed of by Private Contract, FiltlE very noble MODERN MANSION, in empllse. repair, most desirably situate No. 45, in (irnsvenorplaes. thw corner of Wilton -street, and overlooking the garden. of Buellise ham House. The premises are leasehold, for about fie years sow expired, at a moderate ground-rent ; considerable sums lumbago expended upon them within the last few yciri, and the whole rof.e the furniture is nearly new, and of the best description. They comprise atone-hall,. and two stun-staircases, morning-reara,a breakfast-rcom, spacious eating-room, a suite of ',mirth drawieig , rooms, eight principal and live secondary bed-charrbers, two drevs ' log-rooms and well-placed water-clesere on cach floor ; a range-of domestic o ffices, including detached kitchen and laundry; stablirg for eight hones, and every appurtenance suited to the aceon•moda.. turn of an establishment of the first consequence. To be viewed till the sale by tickets, which, with printed parr. - • elders, may be had of Messrs. Bailey and Sanders, Mnunt-etr:er. Grosvenor-square; and of dl r. Rainy, No. 8, Berkeley-paw", opposite (larks -street; particulars also at the Auction Mart ; and on the premises. _ t• 1 1 SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. RTIMEI.I.-SQUAR CAPITAL LEASEHOLD RESIWNCIt, WITH COAVI.- • BOILYSK AND STABLING. By WINS r A NLEY and SONS. AN Excellent anti most Convenient TOWN RERI-•• DENcE, i....substantiat repeir, situate la the Western of Russell-square, adapted for a large Establiamnent of the 1015 t • respectability, with suitable Stabling in Keppel Mews._Cetneh house and Man's Apartments oy:r. Held fur a long term aY. at a very moderate Ormind Rent. To be viewed with Tickets, which, with further Particulan, may be had of Hlnstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. HERTFORDSHIRIL FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX REDEEMED, Er! TWEEN HATFIELD AND HERTFORD; BF:ALITI-4... FUL RESIDENCE, OFFICE& PLEASURE OROUND: I ,.. LANDS, WOODS, &c.; ABOUT SEVENTY-FOL!R ACRES. Br %V NSTA NLEY and SONS, A DELIGHTFUL FREEHOLI) ESTATE,Lrt•d rl Tax Redeemed, called BIRD'S PLACE, to the parish or Essendon, • very picturesque part of the county. A sub teed brick-built residence, planned for theatccommedadoo of a man's famil pitted on a beautiful elevation, in a p a dd oc k St ores of rich meadow land, sloping towards the gout shrubberies, thriving plantations, dry gravel walks, and on with noble cak and other trees; together with a most n: wood of about 10 acres, laid out with extensive gravel sal &c. formed with taste, and stored with lofty the oaks and eyppics, and surrounded by seven convenient ir.chitures of tuvadow kn.% making together about 42 acres; and the whole estate about seventy-four acres all compact. The House contains a haodscar.a portico front, and a conservatory, a lofty entrance-hall, excellent dining-room, anti-room, drawing-room, and library, all I andsomelv fitted up; lobby and water-closet, a principal ateirense, and secondary stain-ales to the lint story, which contains five exceller. bed-chambers, two dressing-rooms, bath-room and water:dm; ; over the above are two roomy pleasant bed-chambers, one dressing room (which apartments, with an adjoining bed-room, are admiral:.. , • calculated for a governess or nursery establishment), six servants' bed-rooms and store-room ; the offices compel •.e a butler', pant: y, excellent kitchen, scullery, larder, servants'-hall, housekeeper's room, four good bed-shamisers and store-raotn, dry roomT cellerire under the house, and other offices; detached is a captud brew-- house, waahhouse and laundry, good dairy, scul/ery, bakehouse, knife and shoe room, wood and poultry houses, stable-yard, dou'do coach-house, three stables for 10 horses, with lofts over; farm anti stack-yard, cattle and cart sheds, loose stable, cow-house, piggeries, and out-buildings; a capital productive g ar d en , wa ll e d r o und •••4 planted with tine fruit trees, melon ground, Ate.; the whole we.: supplied with water ; distant from London about Ili miles, 3 front Hatfield, and 5 from Hertford, in a most respectable neighbour hood, and good roads in all directions, and in the immediate vicinity of fox-hounds. The whole in complete repair, and immediate pos. session may be had. The h ouse h o ld f urn i ture , old wines, and - Lees-Ls..may be taken at a valuatioo. _ _ To be viewed by tickets only, which. with partleuhrs, :nay te.,l had of Icinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. BOOKS PUBLISHED. MR. STEVEN:4ON% NEW WORK ON CATARACT, Dedicated, by permission, to the King. This day is publiThod, in Bro. price H.. boards. A TREATISE on the NATURE and SYMPTOMS ilk of CATARACT, and the Cure of that Disease in i:s early' stages, by a Mode of Practice calculated to resent the recurrent of Blindness. and to render unnecessary the common operations V Couching and Extraction illustrated by Cases. By JOHN STEVENSON, Esq. Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons; and Su Oaths: and Aurist to his Royal Hi g hn ess th e D u k e u! Yo re. &c. Printed fur G. and W. It. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. This day, Ito. with 16 Engravings, 21. ? a . 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