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! - 711! rS,} .rte " - Jr." 7 - / • -•w-,.,w_ tirrrier . 4 4eMewv., - toe • x. 4) 7 ".+7 - 41P1 11.1.. M. ~' /// t d/fe.eit 4 It - *.,r- . -- ~, . '1 ~~ L • 1 4 , :ft' I V f . Lbw, 4,, • r',llllo 11111.7: 111 )4* • ... Ng* .. 111/. . .... II - - ._ V . - . . . - Ne / 1 _ N . _- _-_ r _ _ -~ - r ~~~ 1 L LONDON, ' IAY, JUNE ; '; i L~~ • SAUDI ay AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. -- TO CAPITALi TS. surtrzg,v. POTTON 18 t IkIJA 1888 RX. ELEGANT VILLA RKSIM:NCE, BETWEEN • By Mr. K, RICHMOND and lINGSTO?i. At Garraway• Oeffireslieusen in _alley, CeraluE, Issiles, WINSTANLEY and lONS beg leave respectfully to 1 y on myna Yost 12 , acquaint the Public that they are instructed to offer for ! 'TIDE ve g seliosb.e OLD EllreETßo ! SW * . •by AUCTION, THIS DAY, unless an acceptable offer i 0 ji_ elethat s h e acao s o l o • of Gees l'eSo_a-WIS .. ,previously . made by vivre :ontrect, at the Auction Mart. the el South End - isol lloateed, silts asonewasse t and • cointiMdions Villa ' Residence called CHESNUT I county of Elam aseisiefing 04 lb* bosses,' . VE, pleasantly situate on the VITO Of the Themes, contiguous ' neer Serest Hundred Acres of tteit and Rita', . 4,llaljk s__.. ot -1 %welling market and.. post town of Kingston, adjoining the Marsh Laid, in the oessakentiff ills teillainteennas -..--1 at Old lending thence to Richmond, containing ample accommodation 0 1 SIX HUNDRED AND TRIM TWO *WM* bra family of the fife! Irespeetetility, in the wet perfeel netts; ll sr T uimerrst ANNuiti. • • • : • including noble lolly dining and drawing monie;ineig Parlour, . .: • library. nine bed chernhes, principal and - row** 4 Pl mi li l l g ihe I dowatic others of every descriptien. god 111.11111Weint str g= c To be viewed till the Sale, lava. with Island and its Inclement, rastlit at the Hotels End t pissattre grounds, beautiful lawn and ledge d, Mechert ipp r- . 1 Ship, at Roehlord ; Golden lAA at Reid. •0- 4 Bil- deo, mothome anathema At. The detashatellete coon a 0 lerkey ; White Hart. Rumford and Brentwood i Seppad Eagle, brewhouse two vetch houses,'nick hews. , asablioit or g ' Inpteetone ; Black Boy, Cheilieskti : King% flask in_lifaltion ; twin , ike : The whole , he l m * i mpl od e d or t t h spring as a l el f : of bless,, . Smith, Lake, and Wllirinson, Na 10, I,k, eo l a t Inn ;at Garraway's; and of Ms Willed, Na 26, Golden = To water. moat . . - . . . • h To be vie wed by cards only, which , with descriptive Partiatiers, ft square, London. may be hao( Winstanley and' Hens, Passnieeter-sy; particulars may also belied of Mews. Freesia and Ifewhekt, Sellelsoes, Mo- i VALUABLE TIT, r MANOR FARM, t i atusent-yerd. heard in i m diastase, dungy. ti By Mr. ILLOCX, SOUTH LAMBETH, NKAR STOCKWEL4-COM MON. a , At Garinaray's CafFee Hs ie Change-alley Gambill. es COMMODIOUS FA MILD RESIDENCE, WITH COACH- t i TUESDAY NEXT, at 12,1 gt seder ef the - Ajsigneen of Wll- - HOUSE, _STABLING, AND LARGE GARDEN ; ALSO , Ram Bryant, A SMALL PADDOCK.. ' ALSIP awl ',luta@ lilte asa LD sad Tirilld•FßKE ESTBy WI NSTANLEY 'end SONS, At a s bl ast , MS DAY, at 111, in Two Law saws so accept. t ' . able offer be previously made by Private Contract. WOLDINGHAII MANOR FARM, A N Excellent and very Commodious RESIDENCE, r situate in a most beautiful sentry, about these miles from God- AL held for Sixty-six Years, at a ground-rent of only Twenty a stone, seven from Croydon, and ieventeen from Louden, in the Guineas per annum, adapted for a family of the first respectability, 1, county of Surrey, consisting of a capital in subsaintial and good repair, and containing an eating room, 22 MANSION HOUSE, calla the UPPER COURT LODGE, feet by 17, two drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doors, with spacious barns, excellent stabling, all necessary farm build- and extending together about 33 feet in length, morning mom, six o logs, end near principal climbers, two dressing rooms, two nurseries, three (, FOUR HUNDRED AND SALTY ACRES epertinents for female servants, spacious light kitchen, smeltery, laundry, footman's pantry, bed-reom, and good tellies, extensive n of Arabh. Pasture, and Wood Land ; together with the Manor of lawn, and gardens, most fully stocked with fruit trees of eve-y ii Woldinghem ; late in the occupation of Mr . Richard DsrtnaU, but d escr ip tion , and in full bearing, melon ground, and green-house, now untenanted ; and immedlue possession may be had. carnage yard, with stabling for five horses, harness room, and F ' To be viewed till the sale - and minimise may be had on the coach-house, carriage sweep, enclosed by close folding gates. On o premises; at the White Han, at Godstone ; Dorset Arms, E 43 the opposite side of the road, but not immediately fronting the e , Olmstead ; Half Moon, in tit. London-road, by the 16. mile atone t house, as a small paddock of about an sere, well adapted for build- p t King's Arms. at Croydon ; of Messrs. Wansiright, Smith, and ing purposes, having a frontage of 148 feet next the River, held for b Giraud, Solicitors, No. 7, Forniral's Inn; of Mr. Lovell, SoJiei. sear Fifty Years, at a peppercorn. n I tor, Holborn rt, Gray's Inn; of Mr. Stewart, No. 1114, Picea- Descriptive Particulars may be had of Winstanley and Sons, n t dilly; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Willed:, No-23, Golden- Paternoster-row. Particulars aloe of Messrs. Milne and Parry, w r square. Solicitors, Temple ; and at the Alert. p VALUABLE LEUEHOLD ESTATES, e , r A COSTLY SILVER DEJEUNF..--COLLECTION OF John.street. Bedford-row. and Hanes place, Chelsea. w Price . LIFITON.NO(7SR, LONDON, Joao*, 18211. FOR SALE, TIT Order e the Nomurale the Commissioners of 4181 IltojeAts Crofter, MONDAY, the ISM, TUESDAY,., ks the 14th, WRDNIMPA Me ISA, THURSDAY, the 14th, sod FRIDAY. the lIM at One o'Clock in the Afternoon iko sta: : Oemlimeelal Rooms, Mincing-lane, the fol. Jon EXPORTATION. :et preer Pro- Prints Pictures FOR SOME C NSUMPTION. - .., .~ Droll, Muslin and other Lhsen Coosis Arm . Lace . Gold Snuff Scm, and *-0 .. ..., . other Jeweikry Ormolu Clocks . Sable Skies 4 1 80 0 k s Drwinp '.. of NOM C o ur . ' Mak Worm Gat , • )...a.a....' _, And sundry others Goods WIMI , • .11! pa Warehouse beyond the oho • '''. ''' 'i ' . 4 ALL DUTIES. le Iti_ ..:1.71, • - Ground, Ro th erbithe ; and the XNeeW re Xent,_and No. SS, opposite the Clime SAM thelkb' Friday. the 10th, and &dw- arf, die 1.1. lllO.l e'Clidt It the blondes to Tips terbilA " ef.444 at Ns Sob taut be pal brat the aillievtr • • , 011 ice, Custom Rome, on or before IWO* imam% -er the Deposits made thereon will be. alalkspa . to be had at the rmg's Warehouse, opposite the Camera Bast, price Is. each. With all despatch, rIOR VAN DIEMEN'S LARD and NEW SOUTH W ALES, the fine fast-sailing Brg JOHN DUNN, A I. , }farthest 200 Tons. SUTHERLAND M-BEATH, CAM slander. Lying in the London Dack. 1133 good Accommodations for Passengers. For Fre_ight or Passage sly to Bucxygs, BAOSTE , and BUCHANAN, I 33, Mark lane. To Sail potent/1j in the second Week to June, t'OR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, the Sne leek Ship I VICTOR Y, burthen 800 tons. CH A RLES FARQUHAR SON, Commander; lying in the ‘,",ity Canal. Is fitted uproot? for Pranetsgers, and carries an extwrienced Surgeon. For FrrAelt or Pomp apply to Messrs. Cockerel!, Tral Ms. 1 p Co. Auntie Friars; MJ. L. ['enthrall, No. 11). Coleman ot to BUCKLES, BAGSTER and BUCHANA , 33, Mark lane. I ~j WOR MADEIRA DIRECT, and will be ready to re eeive Goods on the Bth of June, and will clear on or before the lath, the new remarkably tine river-built and • fast-sailing PACKET BRIG FUNCHAL. A 1, coppered and copper. fastened, JAMES aI•PH FILSON (late of the Cornet), Com umulder, burthen 190 tons, lying in the London Docks. This beautiful resat' has been built purposely for the trade, and has elegant accommodations for Passengers, comprising large diming sad ladirs' cabins, with state-rooms and berth, for twenty-four passengers. For Freight and Passage apply to Captain Iff`Plorrean, on beard, or to Mr. JAMES MITCHELL, 8, Ortiz. Wincbeater-street, Broad-atreet. I: LONDON BRIDGE. ___. Jr" — Mewslorr.Bornni. IN MAT. 1111111 THE COMMITTEE for Rebuilding LONDON BRIDGE having appointed WEDNESDAY, the lath oti June next, for laying the tint Stone of the New Bridge, Noticed is hereby given that the Foot and Carriage Way over 'prime Bridge will be Stopped on that day from Eleven &desk la do Nicene:re until Five o'clock in the Afternoon; By Order of the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor. FRA NCIS BOBER& N. 8.--SOUTHWARK BRIDGE will BE OPENED TREE OF TOLL on that day during the above hours. 114 A. eery held for Sixty-six Years, at a ground-rent of only Twenty Guineas per annum, adapted for a family of the first respectability, in subsamtial and good repair, and containing an eating room, 22 feet by 17, two drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doors, and extending together about 33 feet in length, morning room, six principal chambers, two dressing rooms, two nurseries, three +moments for female servants, spacious light kitchen, scullery, laundry, footman's pantry, bed-room, and good cellara, extensive lawn, and gardens, most fully stocked with fruit trees of miry description, and in full bearing, melon ground, and green-house, carnage yard, with stabling for five horses, harness room, and coaeh-house, carriage sweep, enclosed by close folding gates. On the opposite side of the road, but not immediately fronting the house, is a small paddock of about an acre, well adapted for build ing purposes, hawing a frontage of 148 feet next the River, held for near Fifty Years, at a peppercorn. Descriptive Particulars may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster row. Particulars also of Messrs. Milne and Parry, Solicitors, Temple; and at the llfart. I t i; ~~ IeIRILIAN • lIIIDULHO ASSOCIATION.—Notice is c y aw m aree ig i=slis Ur i 1 :0::: 1 3ET TL II NT of g i e . teeters. will be rieell hydro illgaatare of the. a p proved actors of Shares ea WIIDNISD4_Y_ . the edi day at June tast. at the Office of the JUnedatlpo. at or Hew, BEM. in the City of Ley t # vitt Ten* five fee tfe spoor of One Calendar lie* ibetritry, vbsialt eisy be e/geed bop epees the boors of To hi ltssideg wid firer ia dor Altresses p thipio Os est aphid); aid ks", Set t hese bp alto do est Ape- lie odillawief essilowtsciiittili One antis hob all ollifiLdlopeifiens lent. oft be Ilirfelasti. 2bellisdiers' Rain At the of the Mos inantmod sinew he delivaed t up at 4he the Deed. Foram of Prows of Amway far bp the Preprietere set raideet i s London cip way at Z. H. PLUNIPTIIIi, Sassiest es the said Asseeletiso. Teeple, Jan 11, lea DOTAL UNION ASSOCIATION, 3, LaSnake lloof f rhos, Waterloo Bridge, Established and Empalme* by dl vet, Fee to Its Members (male and female) Weekly Allow ances ia Yidtneaa, Pecuniary Assistance to Females at Lying-in, Sums of Money at Death, Annuities in Old Age, Endowments for Children, and other Benefits ; For Encouraging the Establishment and Improvement of Friendly Societies throughout the Kingdom; For Promoting the Genera Employment a (..lerka, Male and 7/male Servants, and the Working Classes; and For the Pensioning of Aged Persons of Good Character, whose alminstancos have become reduced. PASOAN/. His Royal Mightier, the Duke of YORK, K.G. G.C.B. F.R.S., Ac. and nearly One Hundred Nolaamon and Members of Par. llama& The Right • " s. ACDONALD. Zmin . :2 4p, female " ' satanic*, and lasbourers, a l o e la usars ma en the alifast Ass4= 1ac!14,12,1470b5i a< :l e. 1 Bookeidows. ' igirslasigno of Ilanalig /Wendt! Ill E i re 4. Gil sa.t 7 Y , masming end t system mop lownsi. dos, wed dors thaw* of appointed or soor Town, are requested to apply by letter, post-paid. '.. !ELI PANY. CH AIRMAN. PETER MOORE, Esq. M.P. TEPUTT-CWAIRIMN, S. B. M. BARRET, Esq. M.P. the Hon. R. BINGHAM. Discern's. Alston, Esq. W. Newman, Esq, Rt. Hon. Via. Palmerston M.P. W. earne N. , l ji a m. ksq E . g &nrance SIT John Perring. But. A. Denny. Esq. Philip Perring, Esq. 'The Rt. Hon.garlDonoughtnore Hon. W. F. Powlert, M.P. John (hay, Esq. W. Reynolds, Esq. !Hogan. , Sir W. Kay, Bart. Colonel Talbot, M.P. . Kushaw, Esq. Tho. Teague, Esq. Redrutb. AUDITORS, . L. Ogilby, Esq. Rob. Talbot, Esq. . Sim, Egg. I W. Wilkinson, Esq. SoLicrrons—htesara. Wilke and Verbeke. The Dieectors of this Comp any inform the Proprietors, that a hrleft London fsrCornwall and Devonshire, to in. belonging to the Company; and that on the mom • n, the substance of their Report will be corn. JOHN WOOD, See. bielaweet, June 6, 1326. 'ECTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 35. OLT) JEWRY. JA3IES BROODEN, Esq. M.P. Chairman. RICHARDSON BORRADAILE, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Xisetzcsrows. owes Allan, £.sq. W illiam Peatt Litt, Esq. ohn Richard Raker, Esq. Means Doerien Magma, Bag. ohn Cooke, M.D. Rol.. Humphrey Marten, Esq. .H. M. Dawson, Esq. M.P. John Maatermsn, Esq. Thomas °shekel!. Esq. Richard Price, Esq. L. A. Goldschmidt, Esq. Robert Pryor, Esq. Jo. ph Owen Harris, Esq. William Williams, Esq. M.P. . Peckover Harris, Esq.; John Wilson. Esq. ames Ines, EE q . Richard Wilson, Esq. ames Jacks, Esq. The Company beg leave to call the attention of the Public to the vantages held out by this Office. The Insnred, upon all Policies of not low than one year's dun on. will be entitled to a rateable proportion of tiro thirds of the rofits ' and the Proprietors to the remaining one third. Risks of all kinds are covered upon fair and liberal terms. Claimants upon the Company may have their demands submitted arbitration ; or, in cases where the lose is correctly ascertained, they will be immediately psis!, without deduction or discount. bouts by Lightning will be made good. Premium paid in advance for six years, will entitle the Insured so the benefit of seven years' Insurance. No charge will be made for the Policy where the sum insured amounts to three hundred pounds or upwards. 4th June, lf32S. WILMER HARRIS, Secretary. " Correia mess recti fa.nie mendacia ritiet."—Ovi D. FOR Twenty Years have Messrs. GOSS and Co. been successfully distinguished in the several claws of Pathology to which they have directed their attention ; and their numberless patients absolved from pain and woe would in common gratitude bear testimony to their treatment, hut that the Teetered sufferer, in proclaiming its merits, must publish his Abjured errors, and expose himself to " The world's loud laugh, Which scarce the firm philosopher eanscorn." 'lt is the consciousness of this which emboldens the literary quack, the patientless self-dubbed physiciamthe hireling scribbling assassin "et id genus omne." to stigmatise the excellence he dreads, and aim at the degradatiou of practitioners who have been guilty of suc cess under the most appalling circumcises al diessatel6wwwl. Yet do Goes and Co. keep chear own consul s s 6, M .inviolate the secret of their confiding sae Wilotent ilmill :ft by stealth. and lidash to find if fame," g theorises et hungry" libellous pretenders, will blifitgyvatswe their Mlle a d invite the afflicted to partake the advantages of their system The youth who has enervated his frame by As strangely fascism. ing sin, which the poor victim of folly will too essidily essaprabend without further description, may find relief fro= MO twitwey, awl be kindly taught to regain his lost place in the Mae eassdiss. The sufferer who from another extreme of iodate . has, with on bashful forehead, wooed debility, may learn to scripts nature, and repair his abused constitution. The man of pleasure, exposed to and suffering from Lues Venerea, however sled by malprac tice of the quack, OT the concealment froM g ridence, may rind a certain restoration ; and finally. io cases where the delay of a con nubial pledge has almost extended disappointment to despair, they otter to the married female those hopes which she can reasonably aPpmciate. Remedies can be forwarded to any part of the world ; patients writing for the same will please to enclose a Bank Note. Attendance at home for consultation as usual. GOES and . CO. M.R.U. Burgeons. No. 11, Booverie-street, Fleet-street. London. Just published (Seventeenth Edition). 1. THE IE9IS OF LIFE, a familiar commentary on the above Dismal. 2d. lIVUEIANA, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. May be Lid at 20, Paternoster-row • 52, Pall-mall ; 16, Princes-sweet,!•• .ho : 174, Fl eet - stree t ;4, eatherine-street, London ; Porter, 72, I.raft o n. street, D u b.li n • Jones, 117, Tr Glasgow ; and 61, tiouth.brid g e-strec tifidilbargb ; and of MI Prise 6s. ONDON UNITED MINE COMPANY.—As the _ Distribution of the new Shares agreed to be issued by this Company, conformably to the Original Deed of Settlement of Jung take place until MONDA Y, the 13th instant, the Ditsebees will receive Applications up to Four o'Clock on that Dab st their Ogee, No. 9, Tokerhouse-yard, Lothbury ; Messrs. SADO, Robins, and *Jewett, New square, Lincoln's-inn ; and Moira, SpeasSor, Anvils., and Co. Bankers to the concern. At eith er o f the farmer plasm info, .ration can be obtained respecting the Works of the Compa', which have been carried on for the last two yam, and are Raw oetoll some of the richest Copper Ores in Cornwall, with ,u 7 bye prospects. • DERIC/L GUY. Secretary. IFIE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Na LXIII. w be published on *ardor. V On Saturday, June 18, in two vols. post Bro. price 18s. B ABYLON THE GREAT. By the Author of the " Modern Athens. ' London : Printed lor Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. On Monday neat, in one vol. Bwo. price 12s. T HE MOOR, a Poem in Six Cantos. By Lord PORCH ESTER. London: Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. On Monday next, in two vols. Bro. with a quarto Atlas of Plans, price 28s. THE COMMERCIAL POWER OF GREAT BRITAIN ; exhibiting a complete View of the Public Works of this Country, under the several heads of Streets, Roads, Canals, Aqueducts, Bridges, Coasts, and Maritime Porta. By the Baron DUPIN, l‘lember of the Institute of France, ‘tc. &c. &c. Ttans/siad Ikon the French. 4 0f1 Printed &gouda Knight, Pall-mall East. To-morrow, in one vol. •Ito. price 1L I Is. Id. ETTERS of HORACE WALPOLE (afterwards a j Earl of Orford) to the Earl of Hertford, during his Lord ship's gmbLey in Paris. To which are added, his Lordship's Letters to the Rev. Henry Zouch ; forming vol. 9 of Lord Orford's Works, with a Portrait of Lord Orford, otter Sir Joshua Reynolds. •. t o haeleßtion to the usual gay and anecdotical style of Wal- Letters, this collection contains most curious and valuable tYspalisical parties and briPisterial and Oppoaitian early part of the reign otOnerge 111. Printed for Charles Knlght, Pall-mall East. ILrignell of 5; London Next week will be published, elegantly printed In pout quarto, with nine Plates, price If. 75.. dedicated by permission to the King, OBSERVATIONS ON ITALY. By the late JOHN BELL, Fellow of the koyal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, &e. Printed for Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell, Strand, London. This day is published, in one large volume Aro. price lb. MEMOIRS of Mr. IVILLIAM VEITCH, and GEORGE BRYSSON, written by themselves: with other Narratives illustrative of the History of Scotland, from the Restoration to the Revolution. To which are added, Bicgrapbical Sketches and Notes. By THOMAS WORM, D.D. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Catlell, Strand, London. 1 his day is published, price 3s. by sA NIJFORD A RNOT, 33, Old Bond-street, No. XVIII. for June 1823, BUCKINGHAM'SORIENTAL HERALD and JOURNAL OF OENERAL LITERATURE. CONTAIW INN, Financial State of British India—On Enthusiasm in the Affairs of Life— General Sketch of the Literature of the Ilindooa—Political State of E rope in 1825—The Arcot Family. No. lll.—lneffi ciency of the means at present used for spreading Christianity in the East—Sheridan's Songs of Greece—Character of the present Court of East India Directors-31r. Cropper's Plan for the Relief of Ireland, and the Colonization of India—Thoughts on the East India Company's Charter—Occasional Virtue of The Times— Fraud and attempted Bribery at Hyderabad—Account of the Nesse ries, a People inhabiting the Mountains of Syria—On the Bombay Army—Relics of the Olden Times—Address to India Proprietors —The Oriental Pliny—Case of the Marquis of Hastings—lndian Correspondence—Letter of the Abbe Dubois on • The Friend of India'—Military Prospects in Bengal—Full Report of the Debate before the Lords of the Privy Council, on the Press of India— Summary of the latest Intelligence from the East—Events in Eu rope connected with India—New Publications—Varieties of Lite rature—Proceedings of the Anti-Slavery Society—Civil and Mili tary Promotions_Births, &e.—Original Poetry. Five Volumes of the Oriental Herala are now complete; and may be had at the place of publication, and of all Booksellers. The Work also to be had of Smith, Elder, and Co., 83, Corn hill ; Wsugh and litres, Edinburgh ; Chalmers and Collins, Glas gow ; and of R. M. Time, Dublin. BENHAM'S PORTABLE BATH, with complete Apparatus for beating, a valuable article in a family at all times, but in cases of sickness highly important, as it may be brought to the chamber of the Invalid, and heated at the bedside, if necessary. \Warm Baths elegantly fitted cap, with improved toilers for heating. Improved Shower Baths, Steam Vapour Baths, Children's Baths of all sites, Knee Baths, Feet Baths, Hip Baths, and Baths of every description. At J. Benham's Stove, (Irate, and Bath Manufactory, No. 19, Wigmore.street, late No. I, Edward-street, Portman-square. £204,442! IN STERLING MONEY. 61 PIPES OF WINE, GRATIS! GCARROLL thankfully acknowledges the patronage . he has experienced, and cannot but regret the Resolution of Parliament to terminate Lotteries for ever. The Scheme now submitted not only contains Four Grand Prizes of Twisty Thou and Guineas each . , with the usual number of other Prins, mid No Blanks, but there are Four extra Prizes, independent of des ~sot, paid by Government, viz. Sixty-four Pipes of %Vine, atteebsd tor the Four Prizes of One Thousand Guineas, being Sixteen Pim:. addition to each Prize, and for Shares in proportion. The to be selected from the Stock of any Wine-merchant in the King dom by the fortunate holders themselves. SCHEME—ALL MONEY—NO BLANKS. of - £21,050 Money - - £42,1118 21,025 Money - 2,050 Money - - 4 . 1,050 Money - - 514 Money - 2,11116 213 Money - JIM 100 Money . 10a 51 Money - Lail a - . 22 Money - - 1,111 NO BLANKS, as each of the above, and every ) mow other Number, will have Si. Money, being 10,500 Numbers.—Two Tickets of each Number. £164,442 All in One Day, 15th JULY. When every Ticket will be decided, and every Numbers atm ••• The Wine Prizes are in addition to the mod sem et 20474421. Money. A Whole Ticket - 1000 Guineas - and - 16 Pipes ef tae A Half - 500 Guineas - and - 8 Pipes se Wise A Quarter - 260 Guineas - and - 4 Pipes elf Wise An Eighth - 125 Guineas - and - 2 Pipes of WIN A Sixteenth . 624 Guineas . and . 1 Pipe ef o =' Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at CARROLL' , 19, Comhill ; 7, Charing-cross ; and 26,. Oxfaid.sibeit, Loam 1 where he sold In Four Months, Four Prow 01111,11101 I oil ilia lately, Four Prizes of 30,0001.; and in the bottle, dzert_Tliset May 31. Carroll sold No. 6446 (Class B), a Prise of IWIFIftI . 6616, a Prise of 11011. and Five other Capitals. 2- - - 12 - - - 20 - - - COSTLY FURNITURE, BRONZES, MARBLES, PORCE LAIN, PICTURES, TURNING LATHE, &c. &e. Of a Gentleman, from the West of England, MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on MONDAY NEXT, and following Days, at One, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Rooms. New Bond. street, the superlatively elegant assemblage of FURNITURE, both useful and decorative, 13 noble glasses of magnitude and brilliancy; • turning lathe, by Holtzapffell; a magnificent suit of carved and gilt chairs, executed for the late Napoleon ; or-molu chandeliers, splendid armoires, commodes, consoles, cabinets, li brary tables and secretaires of the finest week, and time of Boulo and Reisner; Japan, Sevre, Dresden, and French porcelain, in services and for decoration ; or.molu clocks and candelabras; va luable bronzes end marbles. in groups, figures, vases, etc..; se veral large and fine pieces of Gobelin tapestry ; Persian, Turkey, and Aubusson carpets, and miscellaneous valuable objects, the property of a Gentleman removed from his mansion in the West of England. Also, the Collection of Ancient and Modern Pictures, Prints, and Books. May be viewed, and catalogues (at le. ed. each) had at 11r. Phillips's, 73, Bond. street. VALUABLE LEAt:EHOLD EBTAI s. John -street, Bedford-row, and Hans-place, Cbeise t ... By WI NSTA NLEY and SONS, At the Mart, Tit TS DAY, at 12, by order of the Administrator of Sir James Lamb, Bart., deceased, in Two Lots, Lot 1. rip HE LEASE for a Term of Thirty-two Years, 1. at a Ground.sent of 171., of • very superior RESI DENCE, situate No. 33, John.street, containing handsome en trance-hall, dining-room of large dimensions, and two secondary rooms on the ground floor, a noble drawing-room, and two others communicating ; eight airy hed-rooms, and various closets ; two staircases, two ki:cherts, butler's pantry, and every other domestic convenience for a large establishment. Also, in John's Mews, two coach.hoases and a four-stall stable, in the occupation of Mr. Stocton, wine coopex. Lot 2. A very compact RESIDENCE, with garden, most de sirably situate No. 17, Ilans'-place, Sloane-street, Chelsea, con taining four bed-rooms, two drawlng.rooms, dining.roorn, and breakfast parlour ; two kitchens, various closets, lee. ; held for a Term of Forty-seven Years, at the low ground-rent of 61. 6s. The whole of the above Property is let on lease to highly re. spectable tenants. The Estates may be viewed by cards only :—Lot 1, every day (Sundays excepted), between the hours of 11 and 3; and Los 3. seven days preceding the Sale. Particulars and 'rickets may be had of Messrs. Long and Austin, Solicitors, Gray's-inn • and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row ; Particulars also at the C.adogan Arms, Skew street ; and at the Mart. Gwriowiro OF ves. LosLI poir, Attila * PORT D ÜBN. LEGAL QUAYS, DOCKS. WAREHOUSES, he. THE COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS do hereby give Notice, that in pursuance of the Act 5 Oeo IV. c. 92, Megan. WINSTANLEY and SONS will, by their direction, pat ap to PUBLIC LETTJNO„ in the Long Room of the Custom-house, Dublin, on THURSDAY, the 21st of July next. at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot, . ' The New Dock, called George's Dock, and the Inner Dock win. municating therewith. The Southern II alf Part of the New Warehouse on the East side of George's Dock, with the Cellars under the whole. A new Warehouse and Cellars, situate between the Old and George's Dock. The Old Dock and Warehouse., with the exception of the Eines Warehouse, called the Dry Store. and the Ws•siesw, ~d tie Tobacco Warehouse, also the range of Buildiepeesteuted am- with, commonly known by the term of No. se Let. The Quay next the River, in front of the Casteen-house, extend. log eastward from the west wing of the Cuotowdenoe to the Bridge, or entrance to the Old Deck. These Premises are the Property of the (kern. They have bum. recently sowerdeted, and in • state of perfect oak; old will belie on lease fee disarm, Fourteen; or Twenty.one Yeeeklees Mieheel mas next, determinable at the option of either pm*. at the expira tion of either of tlinse periods, and the use of Ike Cranes and Machinery, together with extensive privileges, will be scoured es the Lessees, o ff ering an advantageous opportunity fee err ruses dr company to establish the most extensive whetting einem sa be. lend. The Premises may be viewed by applying to thedierveyor far Buildings, Customhouse, Dublin, of whom Printed Particeler. with Plans, may be had six weeks preceding the Sala. s'artietd asj and Plans may also be had at the O ffi ces of the Secretaries of the Customs in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh; of Meseta. Win. stanley and Sons, Paternoster-row, London ; and of the Collectors of the Customs at the following Ports, via.:—Liverpool, Bristol, Hull, Neweutle, Plymouth, Belfast, Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Londonderry, Newry, Galway, Sligo, Leith, Glasgow, and Greenock. By order of the Cosnmissioners T. IVG IThl ORE, ficeeetery. FINSBURY-SQUARE. CONVENIENT FAMILY HOUSE, with OssikAsslMS Nat Stabling, and the excellent Feminine awl Maw By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, On the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th lasi at One, by order of the Proprietor, T"Everdesirable and commodiously arranged LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, No. 29, en the East Bute of Finsbury-square, the property of Mr. T. S. Flude, giving up housekeeping ; containing two handsome rooms on each of the principal floors, live best bed chambers, dressing mom, water closets, and servants' apartments, very convenient domestic offices, and e garden communicating, with a good four-stetted stable and c os -A-hosse opening into Wilson-street, having a spacious wine v ault underneath. The premises are held of the City of London, or an unexpired term of 214 years from Midsummer next, ,at the Eery trifling ground-rent Ott /. 4.. per annum. On the same day will be Sold, the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising a handsome drawing room suit, two arge chimney itiwtsew, two per ditto, msewood sofa and card tables. remarkably well-made mahogany pelestal sideboard and set of dining tables of beautiful wood, and various other effects, which will be mote particularly described in future adver isements. The House may be viewed by tickets, to -be had of Mr. Squibb Ed Son, Saville-row, of whom printed particulars may be had. PICTURES FROM THE COUNTRY MANSION of a Gentleman. MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on FRIDAY, 17th inst., and following Day, at 1, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond.street, without reserve, an Interesting and Select COLLECTION of ITALIAN, DUTCH, and FLEMISH PICTURES, principally of Cabinet size, among which will be found Specimens by Carregio Stella Berchem Ostade Breughel Poussin West Ruysdael Wouvermans Solaria Rembrandt Wilkie, Re. Wynaata Teniers Hassan particularly a rich little Gem by Teniera, from the Prulin Cabinet, with a few others of equally high . class, the property of a Gawk. man, removed from his Mansion in the West of England. May be viewed two dais prior to the sale, and catalogues bad, at la. each, at Mr. Phillipea. _ THIRTEEN NOBLE BRILLIANT FRENCH GLASSES, FURNITURE, FICTURMII, PRINTS, tte. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully Notifies that he shall BUHR IT by AUCTION, ou MONDAY, the 20th inst. 1895, on the Premises, No. 86, Jena t, at One o'Clock for Two precisely, an ASSEMBLAO st'peslne HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, thirteen noble briniest Preneh plate pier and chimney la l : gy et she following o following Wass, IN by 60, 108 by 55, 100 by 61, 91 MI, NW wadies of las dimension w , hat mahogany busimiss, wardiabos, sommaires, edam of drawees, dieing, sod § Rimy, 100, perobrsda, mod w e* talks, a drawing 'OM INNO•li t r i S dr tenti chair, an otharloalsamis lad a haegiess, maim asa Amber vagaislass, Deasalls idadhe's away . osaadig•baaso 4.b, In samm isiss, awl a vadety of dsosmsla and dadal Items. May be AMA Vdilegaill Saturday siotaw the Sale, and 01111famo hid sa the Pmadata, , sod at Mr. Mip's, rs, New asmiaisase. WINES AT REDUCED OENI LONDON AND WESI SPIRIT COMPANY, Is tin's Church. Prr Dosen. Old Port. Vint. 1821 27s to 38a Fine Crusted ditto 40s —48 a Fine Pale Sherry 27s —38 s East and West India Madeira - 381 —48 s Tenerife, Lisbon, and Mountain . 30s 384 Cape Madeira and Sherry -16 s 211 •• Si •x Dozen and upwards p dos at cost price. Letters, post-paid, inclosing re free and Co. It, Strand," duly at PRICES, WARRANTED CINE. TMINSTER WINE AND Jo. 16, Strand, opposite St. Mar l Pe r Doses. Sparkling Cbarn- pagne -71 s to 86 1 Ditto, sneer quality —a —No Claret, St.Julien, &c. 48a Ila Do. Chateau Margot —a Mb Sauterne,llloselle,&c. -a - Oft Bandies, in French Mottles . --.- ch Spirits of all kinds. lacked in Hogsheads, patio. BM. vnittances, Weaned, " W. O. ttended to. BROOK GREEN. COMPACT VILLA AND OFFICES, GARDEN, At. SCURVY. SCROFULA. KING'S EVIL, dm }IBERIAN'S ANTI-SCORBUTIC DROPS. Thew droddid disorders, in their IBM Ismiessie crash sibedier occasioned by acrimoniess matter misled is *. ions Sneed by 'maim isillecrodess, isoseismals's'. dr isisdidoo nsi z e g( hi erc ure partineldly sada dill flames sr dib - di d of IMO essimaly ootabibbsi r do asessalli e:ta podia al tbs hie W. hums, firs period d sure than dint PEW fit di dhows aelilsedhig disdossied.pw spbetiosir. Idiusdiy side Used. lbw Dope la Ise kid • es =ll.24elleielas 4 " rost " fis e trait i : S le d me " Z i t - or- - - A if R. PHILLIPS resptilanny notify that on MON -111 DAY the %Mott _Os% sbaß SUBMIT by AUCTION. at his Great Rooass" linr isadatiosst. a CONTACT nut - CH EER FUL RESIDE shoos at Marne Meese. mar the peat Wasters road, alma miss b. Lsatba, sad seated in the sows of its owa grenade mai madam. with plosiag view in font old Eau at Haney awl Is earary asaaNdl. - TisTSis is is es idiot soak having boa sassatly isapastal at pss* awl betkeer so Zzr e dookswessess. gi o s s y mid with GaisisAal imbal rivet assiess ansfasa. evappalimml awl Shstis etilsoppliall wilt maim haft ' gassusea war Bahr if asslayarialrables I as a- low seas sad maisuala samalla, ant may • ImensbasiM. ribealgoihnsisas. sod Pasta he dna& . . SALES BY AUCTION. PARIJAMENTAR r I.VTIILLIGENCIE• • SURREY. HOUSE OF LORDS, Mowhaw. Data ELEGANT VILLA RNSIIPENCE, BETWEEN RICHMOND and 'KINGSTON. Mr. Tanking', from the Treasury, presented accounts of the W I NSTA NLEY and lONS beg leave respectfully to Yearly value ot imports from Canada. for the yeaslB23 and NU. acquaint the Public that they ar un e lm instru an c eemat tel to s off bi r of f i e c t; enien klr . • B an t d oled oth en e; en mem lon be ei n tg or ri" tht • M vi r sehe • ThO t n erem ea Ti W ron ikO ni n . i b M me r. g l4i o k ui ; at the Auct ion- m an _ th e the Cotton-msnufszturers Regulation Bill, the quarantine taws v i b ou y si7.made AUCTIO N, p ri TZ t TATS :on D . 1 1 rac Y i f i t l N fa l/ v F w A r CT 4 thOIeRIBF:r.Qr lessening t and • coirenaious Villa' Residence called CHESNUT Amendment 1301, and several private Bills. of Bernier and ' C° its T :i:n ri ity -M , Mph-wetly situate on the VITOOf the Themes, contiguous immellent market ant . post town of Kingston, adjoining the Lend suFnELD preiroted petition from the Cory:m.ll4lnm sad hiding thence to Richmond, containing ample mmotomodation the flora family of the first . respeetinility, in the mom perfect ru d er; time of Latour in the cotton manufactories. including noble lofty dining and drawing mane; ease g tawlour. Lord KENYON presented • petition to thematic trat female and ma i rcale .. Cotom spinneni of Preston.—Laid 6n the table. c lu a li e r a v "'"ww" Agedr i;rar aii Esllarr , l a t h The Evict( DARNLEY presented a pethion from Mr. Jobe =NM ISM and lodge lkitcterr. Burridge, praying foe an inquiry into the state of the Nary.—lmid tiiralobrowbovegac: tnw ris l i h i c= . gov i r r ck astaleillhiallis m pop;do „ m igi ngirkk or n“ l t i: D t E en a ar b n i l e i :o o f DO. aasigher NOUG , R of h t l h O e ß ei ß ty p or res ( en 7,o : l4 ed con e p:Lit i i n n i n ng from the that he Islitramr. um , a had been misrepresented before the Irish Committee, and prayin g be viewed by gar& ably. which, with descriptive imeticitionh for redress—Ladd es the table: Winstanley Paternoster- tars TRIAL sr Amiss IMPROVEMENT DILL, - - ho e . The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that as ti:c Rill foe s thta h be o l u e"f ld maudimel be iss men d 'ient a th secondai:4d Tr i a l be b e e n n i time, j p d ro uar v im i li d r e :i d totiw tr ia c e re y, tui w eP l: n i asti no laelt o rl l ii . 4l j 4r ecti ‘dmt o hi n air o li ti : the part of any of their Lordships to the principle of it. If it were otherwise, the second reading should tf course be postponed. Thißill was then road &second time, and ordered to be commit ted or Friday next. QUARANTINE LAW'S. The Quarantine Lows Ragulation Bill was read a first time. The Eut or DA RNLEYSaid, that on Friday nest whew ths second reacting of the Bill 'eras moved, he would state his objec.- , lions to it. CANADIAN CORN HILL. The Earl of LA UDNR GA LE presented a petition from the owners and occupiers of land in the County of Norfolk, against the Canadian Corn Bill.—Lsid on the table. The. Earl of LIVERPOOL moved the Order of the Day, for resuming the debate on the motion, that the House resolve itself into a Committee on the Canadian Corn Bill. Lord KING said, he should certainly support the mason for the House resolving itself into a Committee. He liked this Bill, be cause he considered it the forerunner of a better Bill, of ehich he contemplated the introduction during the next year. He was pleased to find that some good seed had been sown in the Treasury; but he feared there still remained some rank Irish weeds, some rank Scotch weeds, and perhaps P. few rank English weeds, that might still smother it. lie toped that this measure would, not withstanding, continue to thrive, although there wan a class of persons who so strenuously opposed it. In his opinion, however, every thing ought not to give wry before those landed proprietors who sought to obtain larger rents than they ought to have. He had read in a work, the other day, that " Udl vu paved with good intentions ;" it was thus also with the Treasury, and both were somewhat tardy in carrying those good resolutions into effect. It was now many years since the commencement of pecce, many years since 17 millions of taxes were repealed, and many since the passing of the Corn Bill. Ile wished that Bill repealed ; and if the attempt to do so had been made two years ago, it would have been effected much more easily than now. He would support this Bill, and hoped to be able to support a much better Bill next year. The House then resolved itself into a Committee. The Earl of LAUDERDALE said he did not mean to oppose the Bill, but the clause that referred only to the cum thr.t was bonded envious to 1822, was not an equitable one, and proved 111 what a hurried manner the Bill had been got up. Those who had put corn in bond in 1822 had done so equally on the faith of the Government, and ought to be considered. The Earl of al A LMESBURY said,that for one he would protest against what had fallen from the Noble Baron (King) with respect to the agrlcultnral interest. Ile would assure that Noble Baron that his only desire was to protect the farmer, and if he were placed on a par with the merchant and the manufacturer, lie should be satisfied. To him (the Earl of klaimesbury) there did not appear to be arm impropriety or impoliey in deferring the question of re. moving the duties from Canadian corn, until it came under cohsi dheidon, together with the whole subject of the Corn Laws, during the west fission. Ile should certainly oppose the clause to that rise s as h 11 y when he recollected how easy it was to transport sun te Chooda from all parts of America. No duty could be a piasetip sgainst smuggling into this colony, unless it were pcssible Is his. 1 preventive force extending to an immense extent. He had no hostility towards Canada, nor any wish to keep up high pekes in this country, but he thought the question could be more ✓adefectorily settled by deferring it to another year. Under these circumstances he would more the omission of the clause that related se altering the duty ce emits, the produce of our colonies is A mein. Lord KINO in explanation observed, that he did not in any way mean to describe the Noble Earl (Ila)nesbuty) as wishing to keep op the high prices of corn. Lord !ALFORD said that, notwithstanding the sarcasm of the Noble Baron (King), he was ready to declare - himself a friend to the aphultural interests ; but he only wished tu protect these Tote. teresri as far as was - consistent with the geneml welfare of the State. lie was happy to find that as the manufacturing portion, or the community increased in intellect, they found that their into. rests were immediately connected with the interests of the agricul. turista. Ile agreed with the Noble Earl (Malmethury) in tonal. dering it totally immesh/kits prevent smuggling corn into Canada, unless by protecting a while louder of 1, 100 miles. If urged to decide at this question, he sold mussy whether he should be con . tent or not-content upon as dwelt but be /mould certainly SRI , 'een c be let not.mmtent, without stadia iallemadon and inquiry. In con. , elusion, he would support the miamohnent of the Noble Earl, ea .t the the granted that informed's ma tho abject was still wanting. the tap i rs- Thwilosi EWER mid ihst in consequence of the in. wii r be - mme n ex lapwidis pest Eader w ni l, u ie c h h o be n the in Noble Lords H s ou wo se uld rw nit) for arty person or eee tgri ir payer , anew the of his Noble Friend (the 'hailing concern in ha mut shosibEry ) to be pot is the sots without rising to op. Nee h . VA fret to the lasedee relative to Canadian corn, a pp l y in g to the Surveyor far ng It se be see et /ha mat kaparteat to the ic.!erestisot at, of whoto Printed Particulars, illiortitst bad sat Ism atarget ..eks preceding the Sale. s'artia at the Offices of the Secretaries of 0' to fur Min is lay a lb* "id k the apeeipedieocr of making au ahmulea .üblin, and Edinburgh ; of Maim- of ebb Cara loaws ; but certainly are Ito ternoster-row, London ; and or fisted without the cestemplatio• of the following Ports, vie t protection of the apiculture] Warm& .e, Plymouth, Belfast , eirrkaltarieta, that If they dad* Newry, Gatos" , - "rem all . tt• =l: l6k By ord , - - beim en deed, bps t et y l goie agriculturists, as eaerepay with respect to t' Itaimealed m at ear Colonies. ailed amid only be looking ads vat sb i system w(sh regard to t Amstlia weal* There was no danger ANS Nal Oh quarter. The broad Ads their sy. mid if there were any danger feared haw tie competition of European Are of America. America generally, gliie,a liberal system would be the - Lords should look to the evil site the good that was to be hoped. 1.. Arcm tbat had been annually imported pima pit was MOO quarters, and the Is evertam imported was 47,000 quarters. asps hsfore this aiuntry could receive r ten 'fawn. Noble Lords should also L that most at alt firm, lie in the way of as .4 importation. _ stated es the best authority be was able to obtain, that the freight from Canada per guava. was 12s. act., and the duty now proposed was Os. per quarter. But this 13t 6d. did not ' he now undetsteod, include insurance, and to this sum was also to be added the charges for warehousing and some others. There was another and a very material inooovenience for more than six months in the year intercourse was shut out ; he would therefore advise the apical. tending to agree to this Bill, even on the ground of their most tier row policy. This was, however, but one side of the question, anti how was the other ? Had any Noble Lord considered of how vital importance was Canada to this country ? Had any Noble Lots considered that of the whole mercantile navigation of this empire one foutth was with Canada? The total amount of our whole trues candle aseigaties was 6,70A1 taut, and *Smith Canada son:e litist terms 1,1111111,106. thee eat aide with Canada be. teem eae.temelt and eemehh d erbeie eametuntie trade of this forealarf. It ebeeld be die OM this haft 'pigmented AM Davy to a ct c let, mei was ihe la ti s af - ear best ememe, ter the mete wed sad there- Wombed le lbws body ware the hat et the eetaatty. • Utue don se mum t ha t I ill am *dread mo h _ hub m a mpamdee of ereemy ham Wes, sad doe leable Lards ereekles what the con. emit be. The lieble is ahem* mire at least be - Man Nei se Imakfacit the security, est Zr il e, llll 2ll l M l PROMOSIN of this assatry, he knew M .stew et le math vales, se that pmeeked se many bene. vistas, se the measure thehr•Lmdelaire at thusew MO:rent assmaisid• He over wished that.Cheada *NM lie eseeklred as is • SION of &Maw • he thrilled God that it was not is a state of illemme. It bat &Area. and was in • state of daily imsrassiog *set perity wished to Canada • - its prata--- wee ewers t Mile rem . mete immu Mile Member,ne Illeimmbary) the gomods Met et the valeefthesane mited he P bold, •• • by eipipkilbg coma Now isimpatall r a* Bo i7p - sWett Zia iiiiiielieV eo ila - titilft4Q - A - tilimii. -7. " —-- I ily gaud hulhe.- Bill le Us., owl 1114., barkr, Ow Mg .111111 =PC =2.1 ili rher• ; &meg awl C... Mew et UMW i Mph 4 alkil by the paled* Maim emisee My is semi es theseibeel ihe Mild Of esse b . za lig r am O s rlS'S BRUNSWICK 001 IN pay he ha et 7S,he entlicaltsg Cori, Beaks% AIL at ]s ip IA sof b. tf• glit atm Parliament. It 1.:4 s veld as to the expediency or hoodoo is doe BMW spacial mp alesnwiew was me cOMEM - et Neu qualifying law for the ▪ lie would ry, however, Ind to adhere to the present phis *Pm udditional mute. marra mould be consi- Is, as uloo k as expedient, and theca sostotzia that stood The agriculturists who ad.° , liking to their own intereida bg ..thCanada, and perhaps to er to be apprehended by ad dark would be always r danger, that danger was to be ropean markets, and not from orally, and to Canada in parti. t wisest that could be adopted. I that was to be feared, as well . The whole average quantity ported from Canada for many I the largest quantity that load seers. Years would therefore ire from Canada Ige.ooo guar- iso bear in mind the'ditticuidas of such importation. He lied as Ma WIWI% lIIIM w— ,0 a ils.awc ........• --- -- Is but bai wiled as Mae Canada feel that cut prosperity mg to ism mosuicto with Great Britain, and he wished to OS ald slatterzut i never to throw oft' such a link. A never been brought before the siposbot Itoollees so lest Ham The Noble Lord (the Earl of Imp) hod objected to the Bill now under consideration ou Inds due liss tiro ussainares—that of thc bonded coin, 'add se Csialio isess—erldsh, though in some respects they =mom, itt . MIM IrSze distinctly different, were D I . • MOM reload near him (Earl Bathurst) elmaseN k i a how essiontert for this cirearneteme Iplabeg shot SIM m a femme MU, is Mists guie das store AM as this HUI 1110 hirl So se,., Ile Ismer itiLemikhr tit aiti e =" 4.4 4 , mio b***l l ,!**/* OM. Mparailir is disis4o4 . PRINT*, BOOKS, &c. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that THIS DAY, at 3, he shall 31J BM IT for SALE ' by AUCTION, a sumptuous Dejeunk Service of richly.chased Silver, composed of I tea-kettle sod lamp, coffse-biggin, two tea-pots, a cream and milk 1 ewer, two sugar urns, &c. 41so, a Select and Valuable COLLECTION of ANCIENT PRINTS, and BOOKS of PR:NTS, which have been formed during the last century, by a distiiguished Collector. May be viewed and catalogses bad, at 73, Bond-street. LORD BERWICK'S COLLECTION OF VALUABLE PICTURES. MR. PHI LLIP3 most respectfully informs the No bility and Gentry, that he shall THIS DAY, and follow ing Days, at One, SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Roams, New Band-street, the genuine COLLECTION of ITALIAN, DUTCH, and FLEMISH PICTURES, by the moat dis tinguished Ilastas 'ethos, Schools, embracing the works of Ruben, Murillo G. and N. Poussin Claude Rembrandt P. Veronese A. Carrsoi S. loss Parmigiano 8. Ferrate Berchem Ostade Schidone Jansen Cuyp Verret Poelemberg, &c. The entire property of the Right Hon. Lord Berwick, by whom they have been collected at a very considerable expense. Those meriting particular attention are a Landscape with Figures, by Claude ; the Virgin and Child, a magnificent and undoubted specimen, Murillo; the well-known grand historical composi bon of the Continence of Scipio. by Ruben,; Christ restonng the Blind, N. Poussin ; a Landscape, by S. Rosa; Gipsy Girl, dtnrilto ; &e. May be vieped, and catalogues had at Mr. Phi lip's, 73, New Band-stroet. EXCELLENT WINES OF CAPT. a C. MACKENZIE R.N. ; to be delivered from the Cellars of the Royal Hospital. Greenwich. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully informs the Public, that. he shill SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms New Bond street, TO-MORROW, at One for Two hrecisely, Twelve hundred Bottles of very choice OLD PORT, ighly flavoured; superior Aladeira and Sherry; Burgundy and Claret attic bouquet and high flavour; Grave Bucellu, Cham paiine, and Noyeau, of equally fine qualities; the enure property of Captain Mackenzie, R.N. The above will be lotted to accom modate Gentlemen and permits will be granted, by order of the Honourable Commissioners of Excise, to the purchasers, to remove them to any part of the kingdom. Mar be tasted at the time of and catalogues had at the Green - Man, Blackheath ; Ship, Greenwich ; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street. ~~ ~~~ ►~ r ?Fi ! - 31 i ~~