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• r le/( 1' oa %(/ c • (7/ , /v r - - r Tile . . 'ArttkiA .I.Pric • \ N - •:;" ~ ,i., 6,866 e ~...—_ nT OF lownoN, N0v.30, 144. SALE fo OE HUSH WHISKEY. FOB S.ILE. Otifer of the lt,lwurahle the eirqrsissioners 4 his ITN ii-iit's Efeise R.-:.ernse. in a swims/loom, at the Chief () f o r, Ohl Itroad.street, on W EDNESDA Y, the I ruh. THURS. i viy. its. Pith. and FRIDAY, the 17th days of December, 11121, st oar o' Clock in-the Afternoon of each day precisely. FOPII THOUSAND GALLONS of IRISH WHISKEY, skich is allotted in quantities of from live to ten gallons each lot, toenemmodatc Titivate persons in general, as well as dealers and idier& c a talogues babe hod at ad. each, and Samples seen at the Excise w• ge h i me Keeper% Oflke, Tower hill, (tom Thnniday, the 9th, , Tuesday. the 11th days of December. 1821, from ten till two .;:ick. and an the mornin g s of Sale; the Samples of the Day's 'se'e oely from ten till twelve o clock. --• • • INEND.ITIONS in GEKMANY.—APPEAL to the I' BENEVOLENT. —The devastation; lately caused by the oerhow of the river* in Germany, and particularly in te Grand Nell of Width, the Hessian Province% on the Rhine, ISavaria, 0 11 Witten' . have compelled nearly 110.000 poor minima to *veal for tel • their almost indescribable distress, to the chari- I qatit British n n. 'Neagh wbeoe districts the waters have wept off every deacrip. eta of property* and all then , link farming stock. At this period (the year the senility of the weather, much mine intense there :tan in L'tglsttd. adds to their misery; anti a mere pitiatik case Iss hardly ever laid before that nation whose benevolence has never fallen.) been called upon in vain. 8y far the greater part these unfortunate peorle hav nu. • - •gis•Mtf moms, gllevreatt n it neimportio yea otaweirf ass e amisp, I de. Is making their melancholy situation known to Great Britain, Br. N. 31. Rothschild entertains a *lna hope. that these numerous o ffels w ill not he t.,e tbst from whom the proverbial benevolence it& ust!oo will be withheld. Subscriptions received at Mr. N. 31. Rothschild's. .1. s.l "It Rothschild, Esq. ISO 0' 31n. Rothschild - 80 I Nowa Richarilson,llee teed, stid Co. - 10 0 Dorm Willis, Percival, mil t's. 10 11 Moss.Vona,Ward,and 0 1 C.a. • - - 11 Nests. Barclay'. Trittoo,• sr.l Co. - - 10 0 Rests Hew, Barnett, I sad Co. - - II 0, Nam Whitmore, Waa, and Co. - 10 0, 0.0% sir Wm. Curtis, I Robats,andyo. . 10 0 X. a. Mn. Mary Elde Darby 5 0 Lewis Boman& Esq. 6 Benjamin Cohen . 10 10 William Morgan, Esq. 10 10 S. Lundy. Esq. . 2 2 William Morton, jun. Esq.! 2 T. V. A. - 5 0 Snlonion Cohen, Esq. - 10 0 Illessrs.J. 6.Sentt and Co.lo 0 3lessra. D. J. Salomon' 5 0 J. E. Manben, Esq. . 10 10 It. Twiwi, Fwq. - 10 10 C,. Itanken, Eaq. . 10 10 C. J. - 1 b. brake. Er.q. - 2 0 S. It. Warms, Esq. -10 10 Louis Kann. Eaq. 6 0 James King. Esq. - 2 0 C. S. - - 5 0 George Sentt. Esq. - 5 William Medley. Egg. 6 0 Maim!. Ellis, Barnett, and Tucker - M r klierille and De la thaumette . 5 0 Messrs. E. and J. Levien 5 0 Messrs. Pudmore and Co. 5 0 J. Waller, Esq. - 5 J. J. Dewily, Esq. . 5 it kleasrs. Talbot and Francis S tt James Morgan, Esq. b James Hunter, Esq. - 0 George Benkhausen, Esq. $ 5 Joseph Cuben. Esq. - 10 0 Isaac l'ashen, E•q. - 10 0 Louis Cohen, Et. 9. b It Jacub Mantua, Esq. - 6 5 Mi,srs. Roggen:ant trid I Ich rends - 10 0 31tssrs , .. Capri, Cumin, and Ca. - - 10 10 The Eclipse Newspaper 5 U L. Ailsopp, Esq. - 5 0 J.K. Er'is/az & Co. 5 :less*. A. and J..lo.epli 5 0 :Boors. J. and A. Powles and to. . - 21 0 A Friend to the Poor Ger mans . . 5 6 Ilymen Cohen, Esq. 5 0 Judah Cohen : Esq. . 5 0 E. B. Fox, Esq. . 2 0 J. J. Zassiss. Esq. . ...a, • Samuel Hollander, Esq. 3 0 Messrs. Page and Banc-irk 6 0 3lessrs. Jas. Bourdicu and Sons - 10 • 31e0as. & Co. . 5 5 E. L. Symons. Esq. 3 0 R. Raphael. Esq. . 3 0 Andrew (ohm, Esq. . 5 0 W. Cox. Esq. - 1 1 Messrs. Loughnan, Son, and Co. . Messrs. J. Wilson and Co. 6 0 W. 3latihit , scn, Esq. 6 5 His Excellency Count Eiden 10 10 R. W. Wade. Esq. - 1 1 Wm. Scott, Esq. - 2 2 Messrs. Samuel & Phillips 5 5 S. M. Samuel, Esq. - 10 10 Hes. S. M. Samuel . S S Philip S unuel - S Wm. Mellish, Esq. - 10 10 At Messrs. 31asterivan and Co.'s J. A. Droop - 10 10 .ft at Messrs. Smith, Payne, and rites, Mildred, 31astertuan, and ii:d'a. ESTNIINSTER WINE and ,cg to assure the Nobility and Gen. he unremitting to merit a cominu 'try have been honoured, and that le following Articles, translated per dozen. Genuine East India ditto . Tenerife, Vidonia, Monte, Lisbon, Mountain, Bc. . 36 40 42 Bucellus, finest qua- lity .. . 42 31.1tnier. in pints 23 Fort ign Liqueur'', in rases of six bottle 4, 2/. its. per c:tme. Curacoa. 11M. Gd. ; 3laraschino, 138. W. per Lukk. 'ERMAN WINES. ilit•••, Finest Im ported - . " 105 Odin. ditto, in pints 31 !SaIIICMC Moselle. . . . 121 72 Old Hock . - . 103 tltil Pontae . . 21 1 'onstantia, in pints Hock . . 28 Jamaica Rum, 14s. ; cnitrances, (past paid,) addressed 1':ti:11:ulle executed. II UPHOLSTERY, at the MY FOR THE CARINE'r ?Iv? only Neal One now existing 0-nIIA-street, opposite Aldtt.te i:•Lest upwards of six Years. For I c.pectfidly inform dm Nchinty .ust the alv:re Establishment, fur mons 31, ciianics (who have Ivirite oaetured .Irticicv in the Cabinet ( tiv.up.:r than by any Ilnose r • 'tired than to aati.fy the Ware ; with constant employment „ it: number of whom ay .r, r;p to be IV. From e Lis.: received, they are in hoping Law I' ricca asked: all 1;0 0 (la 'L' • .!. four-polo, I,; ; mahogany drawls ii.. ; mahogany r t; 1 , from dust anti linen to 7f. 75.; r v,h, 11/. Ills. up‘rml.; and drawing riatnis, , 1 it mirth their attentinr.. s' I...tice. and Apartments in 3 arts of England free or .1 Furniture taken in exchange. rim ry, and Estates value& ?.r Com.. t t j • HA •'• Wet ,EH • J. C •. W. IV / WHORL " .11;:at. J. 11ASIA;g, becretary. 1,, : Harm IVhitmort, wa t , a nd Ca - 10 ° Hons. Sir Wm. Curtis, Habana, and CO. . 10 0 r A . P. Neilin. E.+ - 2 0 Mom Menet and Case- . 5 5 am • - Jena Morgan. Esq. . S 0 J. H. Israel. ray. - b 0 Sleari.S.llarber and Sons Ellis, Amory. and Co- - 5 5 S. rad I. de Syn ions - b 0 Meyer 1/ariilson, Esq. - 3 3 f.lirmll, Esq. - 5 0 J. hoaxLs+ - 5 ° tv.a, Esq. • 6 0 J. B. loused*. Jan. Esq. 5 0 Jamb Ricardo, Esq. . A 0 Pe R. flower, . 5 0 Il 11.Riardo. Esq. - 1 1 n J. Young, Esq. - 1 I d • A. long, Esq. - 1 11 • Basle, Fog. - 1 0 t' kan .fuhnso:o, Longden. 0 • n - rag. - 2 - nlokis. El. • 6 0 11 T▪ .J. Smith. Esq. - bll ^ Mk. Farquhar, Part. 10 0 de Iliackan and 41 had . • .A 5 J.Dupony, Foaq. - - 1 I hialuniona, Exit. . 3 0 riadt, Ea + - - - 11 P. Anderoon. I. - r *Jackson, Ee q. - 1 I 11Teachernacner, Esq. 1 1 1 1 J.kurne, . . 1 raer.d 3 -•. 1 1 l s att. Y. Hails arms(- le IS la* lays. Petrie& Chapman 5 6 re. Ram - b 5 !er. Idorn.W Or, and Blatt- - 10 10 I rsL eh —Ta rd ierno. • I 0 hat r. . 3 0 fur IN-sni. end 1,. Sasuron 2 2 l e d J. Wart, Esq. - i rote Adoran E.g. - Ira a,niumeg, Esq. . sq. j Latham. kal. • Peawn. Esq. n. Raiford. Erg. lEra.- Raley, Laq. • de 1:•q. - /. 11, ...ehi.00n. E•q. - - der R. p etem k, E n . t i t nea r , 0 SW I Veder slues . . . It 'brit I:,q. li " ken. J. and S. Pearce -5 0 !Inns. slar:mribanka, u ar.d to. . 10 IC I a Woo for Subscriptions are or in: , Isidii; Megan. 31a.rennan, I', t i . :cel; and at Mr. N. AI. liorl.eh in riE LONDON and W ied SPIRIT C l /311'ANV-1 - /et a nahot their endeavours shall he p r ace of th;:taloan ri-h with Is the 4 7 have constantly on sale tJt pale and free from adulteration 'o<o per dozen. 11•1 Pert - 30 4° 42 1k :red ditto. from 2 to 8 years in • lurk 411 54 63 rd iiieund ditto. pints . . 311 11 • ' 2 ••1 and Pale . 4, arry • - • 34 40 .1 k i r Arnactillakb tz4 . . - 48 so -C , i4 East India 6 torodia3lad ira 110 1. • t'IIENU.II JINI-0 l ii Juliet, . 60 ‘ 0, 1 , -.o•tea• 11- • • - •no uo 105 I ! ite MPerint ref tM P. u - it 21 oril-tO. Ma- Irre and sh•-ry lineee 4 0 •- _ by. tztroeds.ll;i n . 1 1.. Per t,411.1 .. 11 `.: llr ey's•r , 1"1••••'" II •1r '. Wen. lio11; •-• 11 1:.1P I.llqniN !•( FA' V . lug N.,. ;1. 1'0r. , 1 r 10: 1.. Irs 4 .010r r . .• v . • • dsyt n. „ .. 1 111tio.t-• Gsq. • ••• ••:: 'lnk ;later ,•.. 11 ••r!,...• r of I:fig. ." I • ;,• • • • 1,. , • t . ; than I , : . ,•, r blip. , :"ie ,111. - • • og o • • •1•.1,, rot/ T. a,•.,, LONDON, SATUIt pui wost:1) SII IP CANAL. NTOTICE is hereby given , that a GENERAL MEET ING or the SI:I1SCRIBI:104 to this important Coder taking. will be LAO at the London refTer-lieuve, Ludgate-hill, On THURSDAY, the lath inst.. at Twelve o'Cloct at Noon, to receive and colander Mr. Telfonl's Report. The Chair will betaken at One o'clock precirey. By °Wesel tbe Committee. RINI: and CATKIN, Solicitors, .1, (hay's-Ina-square. COLLIER DOCK, ISLE OF DOGS. VOTICE is hereby given, that a Map or Plan of MT.. min intended Wet Dock s, IVarehou.e. Sheds, n 11311114 Cuts, and other Work., for th e reception an d better accommoda tion of Ships sad Vessels, esperially those connected with the Coal Trade and the Cr.rgots thereof, and to be situate in the parish of All Saints, l'only, in the I.le of Dogs, in the Countf of Middle sex, and in the Tower Division ot Hamlet thereof, as dtsq,nted by George Rennie, Esq . F.R.S. Civil Engineer, was on the 30th day of November depostted far pablie inapectinn at the oilier of the Clerk of the Peace for the laid County, at the Sessions House, on Clerkenwell•green, and aloe at the *Mee of the Clerk of the Peace for the said Tower Division or Labatt', situate in Wellelose.square, in the LIM I enemy which Map or Plea describes the situation of such intended Docks, and the messuages, lands, tenements, and premises which will be required for the purpoee of emottrneting the same, according to the privisions to be introduced in a Bill to be applied for in the ensuing Session of Parliament, and whereof notice has been they given t and notice is hereby further given, that a Rook of Reference, containing a list of the name. of the owners Sr reput- I pe r u z i ers and occupiers of such messuages, lands, tenements, and feurreitesser inbrese been deposited, together Vbib.dtit said Map or Plan, at each of the sforrsaid offices. Dated this 3d day of December, I£ l 2l. W3l. TOOKE, No. 3, Ilotborn-court, Gears Inn. NOVEMBER 2. Dl2l. A Ti MEETING of the COMMITTEE appointed for Li. the ptorKe of taliin h • into their consideration the PLAN I:mooted by Lieutenant•Eolontl TRENCH, fur making a QUAY °nide NORTH BANK or the RIVER THAMES. Ilia Royal Ilighnet.s the Duke or 11q4K in the Chair. The Onnmittce baring had under their consideration the fol lowing Dueumenta Ist. A statement magic by Lieut .- Colonel Trench to the Sub t:orninittee, and ordered to be printed tur the use or the General Committee. 11. A Joint Rein* of Mr Philip Wyatt and Mr. Rennie, rcla. tire to the tirm division of the intended Project. . ad. A Joint Report of the same Gentlemen, relative to the second division. in the form of a letter to Lieut.-Colonel Trench. Ito. Thr opinions of eminent Counsel upon the points directed to beretcrred to them. fith. A Letter from Lieut.-Colonel Trench to the Chairman at the last Meeting of the Sub.Cotnnoittee, detailing the result of his intertiew with two Lords of the Admiralty, viz. Sir George Cock burn, and Sir George Clark. And havirg elan inspected the Plans and Deaigns laid before them by Mr. Philip Wyatt, and having heard the turthcz explanations given by Lieut.-Colonel Trends— Conn the motion of the Mk:. of Rutland. seconded by Viscount Lowther, came to the following Rceniutione : That the rlan proposed is perfectly practicable, and that it will greatly improve the Navigation of the River, contribute highly to the embellishment of the Metropolis, and to the health, comlort, asd advantage of the inhabitants. _ . . That the sum of 611,0110/. will be sufficient to complete this great National Work, according to the Estimates of Mr. Philip %l and 31r. Itennie ; and the Committee are of opinion, front the in. (urination laid before them, that the Annual Revenue to arise from , the use of the Quay and Ituildings to be erected will afford a fair remuneration for the capital expended. That it is expedient to establish a Joint Stock Company, to be called Till.: QI'AY COMPANY, for carrying this undertaking into edict, and for raising a suns of 611.900/. for that purpose, in Shares of IOU!. each. And that books be forthwith opened at the Honour* hccretory's Office, No. 29, l)eronshire street, Portland-Place (or entering the names of such persons as may be disposadio be atmeC Subscribers ; and that the same be, from time to time, submitted to the Committee for their approbation, as to the number of Shares to be allowed to each respective party ap. plying for the same ; and that the Secretary do acquaint each per. son with the number of Shares sn appropriated to him or her, who is thereupon to pay a deposit of a per cent. upon each IOU!. Share, into the Winking-Rouse of 31essrs. (;ousts and Co. or of 31essrs. Drunitiowd. Thu she following Noblemen and Gentlemen be requested to act as a Committee of 3lanagement, and to seopt all such measures as they shall think proper for carrying the foregoing Revolutions into olikt, with power en isddi to rif 1111111081 . , and to make mach ar. mamma with 31r. Philip 's 'yatt and Mr. Rennie for carrying the proposed plan into effect as they shall deem necessary, and that live be • quorum : His Grace the Doke of Rutland Sir Jas. Graham, Bart. M.T. His tirace the Luke of Devon- Sir Henry Harding, Bart. M.P. shire Sir Ulysses Burgh, K.C.8.31.P. Thc Marquis of Londonderry Lieur—Col.'?rench, 31• P. The Earl of Houten N. W. R. Colborne,Esq. /11. P. The Viscount Palmerston R. Gordon, Esq. Th.! Viscount Lowther tt. R. lo . ishingt2n, E . . 5. M.P. The Lord Bexley 11. IMu • • ms, P. The light lion. the ChatteellorlJohn lrying : Etri. M.P.I of the Lerhequer I Alexander itarinit, Esq. 111.1'. The Bight lion. Sir Cis. Long, James Seariett, bag. ALP. 11.(:.11.51.1'. Mr. Alderman Wood, M.P. The lion. 6. A. Ellie, M.P. Thomas Wilson, Laq. 51. P. The Right lion. Charles Ar. li. Holnse Sumner, Leg. M.P. buthnots, 51. P. J. Farquhar, Esq. The Attorney-General, 31. P. IF. B. Reaston, }sq. That it is advisable to print the statement as prepared by Lieut.-Colonel Trench; and as soon as the designs intended to accompany it are lithographed, that both should be circulated toe general intimation. That Messrs. (butts and Co., and Mews. Drummond, be, and they are hereby, appointed bankers to the undertaking. That Mr. Philip 'Wyatt be, and he is hereby, ap?ointed .trzihitect ; and that Mr. Rennie be, and he is hereby, appointed the Engineer. That Mr. Leake be appointed Solicitor to the Company, and at the same time be requested to continue his services as Honorary Secretary thereto. That thew Resolutions, tined by order of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, by the Honorary Secretary, be printed and pub lished in all the public rapers. (Signed) WM. lA:AKE, Honorary Secretary. _ . . .. . His Royal Highness the Duke of York having left the Chair, Resolved Unanimously, That his Royal !liminess is entitled to the Thank* of this Meeting for the sanction he has afforded to it by his pretence. EVTONT Stock Broker, 2, Conlinll, and Lombard_ street: he 211 leave to remind his Friends., the Grand Lottery for Two Prizes of 30,000/., and Two of 20.000 L, besides numerous other Prizes, and no Blanks whatever, draws on THURSDAY, the 16th December Next. Should Lyton sell one or both 20.000/. Three per Cm!. Privets, which are Mire to be drawn on the &hove day, he will pay Ma 310nry for every ItkB. Stock • of vitould the Three per Cents. then be above lOU/. he will give the PuOlic the benefit by paying them in Stock. Every purelimer at Eyton's office may receive back after the llith December 181. fur a whole Ticket ; Shares in pro portion; which make., the tick only it life. for a Ticket; and only fill. for &Sixteenth ; provided the money is claimed on or before the 2fith December. Tickets and Shares on the shore liberal plan are now on sale at Eyton's lucky ( H ire, 2, Cornhill, London. .%11 business in the British and Foreign Funds, Fire, Bridge, Gas, and Canal Shares, bought and sold by commission. CHE.IP (%IRPET WAREHOUSE, No. lA • n Pictooly (two Doors Nest from St. Jatnees-otTeet)- .__ • riIIIE Propriciors hating mode some new arrangements IL at their Illaaufactory, are now enabled to supply the Nuoility and Public with any Quantity of the best BRUSSELS CA K PLTI NI:, frost: as. 9.1. to as. 3tl. ; a quantity of Short Lengths and Single Piero., at fs. 3d. and 4.. rni. • Kidderminster ditto, from 6,1. to 4s. It h ditto, hurl; 3s. to -lA.; Venetian Stair 'hit". faint Is. CI to 3s. 6il. ; I truggets, in all colours, from 2s. 6,1. ti 1.. EA.; 11 , .t seasoned Floor loth. from 2s. 061. to 5.. 3d. raver.% of !novels sent to any part of Tuwn or Country. Fill11()M.1ti T.ll . L( IR and CO. Tailors and Drapers, 191, NTH.% NH, opposite st. Clement's Church, beg most respectfully to acquaint those Gentlemen, who wish to be furnished with Cas!mitiable Clothes, made up of the hest 3laterials and 11'o7lci.ansbin, can, by calling at the abort, see an Amon. merit of I.:shi.malik walking and travelling cloth cloaks, hand_ sourly made; also, real water-proof, caniblet, Spanish, and travel. il.ntlemen'a walking, driving, and travelling top and h.., co:•ts kept on hand. T. Taylor and Co. beg also to state, that having laid in a stork o f hani;.tine fashionable toiletioies for waistcoats, they can oifer them :ts an article superior to any that has bean uttered to the Pub lic. A largo .I..itrtnient kept ready-made on hand, of the dwicest pattern.. tiont;enien who wish to have something supine in blacks and blues for 111%,1 rood opera coat., can be accommodated with a sorw:ior art ;r1:. having some of the finest Saxony cloths ou hand, wire!' v cut mile at very low pr ices ready-mor.cy. N.R.-ILomaowe opera and dress C 413414 on hand ; also a choice selee:ion r.h blacks, Aloes, and drabs ; kerrintere for pan taloons and dr: trowsen, kept for the inyeetion of Gentlanen wh ; wish to lir measured for the same. liv;tit;tenwho wi4h to have something superior in dress, will End it to their advantage to make one trial at 194, Strand. opposite St. Clement's Church. Gentlemen who wish to b waited upiiii at their own house, or elsewhere, will he imme diately attended to, on addressing a Lne, post paid, to T. Taylor and (;0.190, Strand. DECEMBER 4, 124. # This day hipubliArd, in post M.o. price 78.6 d. SCENES AN!) T1101:::IITS. ••• kinetic!' from c)bliyion szeli rostsjog hour, And n . vtie each ri.ir.g.thnught. PvialeitO; iiic;:B: - WGittake;, A ve-Maria4me. Thbt day U mthlivhed. prim 2s. lIEV EIV of Mr. LONGLAND'S PAMPHLET, entitled. a " Review of the Wurehouseing System," m the Advocate for Exclusive Privileges I 'ima•lted . • with Observation., upon the Neeesity of Additional Wet Dock Accommodation in the Port of London. _ . _ Printed ''' J. M. Richardson, 2t, Cornhill. SlllOOl. PRIZIN AN) CIIIRIS7•3IAS PRESENTS. pitopRIETI grHOIII,S, PRIVATE TEA(')!- ERA. and im trEmrs, about to select their half yearly Prizes, or Cliristnils Preserns, are invited to Inspect the extensive Polleetiiri of Books selected fur that purpose, and kept In a great variety of Bindings. s. By .1. SOUTER, At the School I,iitrary, 73, North side of St. Paul's Chuvdt-yard, near the chapter House. , Thia flay is psdenthed, in 3 vols. 11. two price if. la. - WAN DEILIN(4I of CHILDE IIAR01.1), a Ro mance of Heil Life. interspersed with 31emoint of the English Wife., Foreign Mishear., and various other cclebrated Characters,' By JOHN HARMAN BEDFORD, Lieut. R.N. A uthwr " Views on the Shor sof the Black Sea," and who ic.conipanisti tite Chiltie in his wanderings till within a few mouths afilia Printed fnr S r atkr. Jane(' ha Co. Psweaosicgr• Now publishing in Parts. prim 54. &eh. continued qnarterle. IPHILONI.tTHIC JOURNAL. and LITE. I. RARY REVIEW. conducted by the Members of the Pbtiontathie Institution. 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U'etherell haring applied to the Lord l'hareellor to grant an injunction to restrain certain Books:Hers from printing, publishing. and selling Owed Editions of ' 6 !launch's Catechisms," thc ori ginals of which he denominated "useful cempentlimits of 'mum!. tion for the juvenile classes of society." his Lordship. on compar ing the spurious copies with the genuine works, granted the injunc tion ; end, after having attentively examined the latter, was pleased to make the following important observation on them It appears to me that adults might be greatly benefited by the in struction these Books moan, as well as the younger branches of society." The Publishers respectfully beg leave to observe, that indepen dent of the high encomium above-mentioned, " Pinnock's Cate chisms" hare t.set with the get eral approbation of a most nume rous and respectable class of intelligent teachers. They need only to be seen to ensure their universal adoption 4 the information they contain in so small a compass being unparalleled, and the style in which they are written combining ease, conciseness, and perspicuity. " Being led to look into these Works, we have been pleasingly surprised at the variety and accuracy of the information they con • tam, within so small a compass, and in so excellent a form; and we must sac, that more convenient, accurate, well.arranged, and proper Publications, writ never submitted to general observation." —Literary Gazette. 11 .° It is necessary to remark that mane spurious Editions. Cater tinny resembling the above, are circulated throughout the kingdom. The Public should therefore he cautious to purchase none but such u have the names of the Publishers (G. and W. B. Whittaker) in the title-pages. Pinooelea Catechisms, complete, printed on fine paper, in ten volumes, price V. 4s. needy holt-bound. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane, Loudon. Price 7d. ULF.* HT AUCTION. LEASKIIE)L 0 ESTATE, Hertford-street. Mayfair, producing 13X. per Annul. By Mr. SHIJTTLEVVOIiTII, At the Mari. an WEDNI:SDAr NIAT, at 12. Valuable Li:AM.:1101,11 LSTATE. mu:11,1% 4 11g 4 iiiilKtiattial FAMILY it I:SIDI:N(1. rAeantin. ec.nplo ait:iatc Nn. M, ll.rhni!-.Pert. Alaytair, a ahem eiatarce from park-Inne. in the occupation nt lAny Isahclla Tire contain% ntprennii h-lrhanthers, apacitiu.n.wd...)nio dining goal eirawitG' breakfast parlour, pa entninee atone clunitatir ctEcta of every Otracriptian, anu laring. , . I :K. 1... tr. !, 1, let on lcare, which expires at Chi - halms. ;ran, at • net rent of l:dO/., a.d is held fur a term of :611 ycurs unit:paid: grtiuml relit 211/., r.i t tinrravel rent i3lll. .Nlar be viewed by have td' and particular, way be had tit Mw•rx. lan! and met, t•olicitora„ Lawrence Pouraney. 46 . 13 ; at tii;.• Mart; at.d of Mr SI-11:11. worth, 23, l'ouli7y. e()It II I LT,. r. Mr. Slit - 11 LIIWORTH. At .he Matt, on it'EDNEs V, lA.:ember ?D. at I 2 s'ellork, 'rink: very ralualtle 1.E. 1 q;, tc.;!etlitr wilt, the GOOD. 1111,i, of the dcairal.la Prutuiacs. moat advantagratialy: airtatrti No. ft/, on the SOntil Mi,li. U. Corahl, to the I.:;enp.tuon ta Mr. Vat'e, and estattladicd Mr • long years in shit line of busine,, up.. the r.'o't but equally will at!aptett Mr any whey tr.le regt:tring The I fr:ION. I , which 1.0%K5 , a cotm..anding 3,A1 coutnaidminui far a mooerouh lauyiy , hart the turthey a?.•:&rtutxti of lit•h-g hrlit utalor tJ'e pariai. uC r;t jl :!lad's, C't `thiL; pouud rem only 41;l. per avuulisU May t , viewed, and paniiadan. had, ice days previa," to do Pale. ao the premiers; at the Mart; and of Ail. Shata4.llllol. No trt, Poultry. YALIJA RIX EE ILD 'ESTATES. ii7STIFURVII. STREET. It'LiNt:TON. A ND DOLI.AD AY. ily Mr. Sill"1"11,EWORTII, At the Mar:, on wnnyrs:).% Y, Meetnacr J. at Tirdie, In Thr, Ent., T TIE following Valtiai I•'ItEEHOLD ESTATES, lent 1. I. Two spaciotn subatanti 4I Dwelling !louses. sci;!‘ nUr)t s r. ous °llia , . wine payed court.vaat. inclined Irffoluina rates ; and pre.c.i.ws advantageously suunted, oppcs:•e Na. w:d 151. l'encluirdt.str , :is, in the City of Lendion ; nil :Lase, and in the occupation of Ali-sirs. Nelson and Co. and others, at • net rent of IT!. per &mm'. law 2..1 spacious Suus:antial Residence, containing nu remiss bod.clintrbets, dining and draw ing,roonis„ br,...ihiskt patient, nurncroua domestic others. and walled garden, desirahlv se , naied, No. 2.., t'olehrook-mw„ Islington. in the county of 3litkil.ses 4 on lease, and in the occupation of (urge Slareiropt, Dig. at. a act rant 4901. per annum. Lot 3. Eden Grove House, • specious eltdrustit - a! thwilirn House. newly elected school ronnut, play gn.und. lame stalled garden, fiont court, and prunises. co tttttt witting an advantageous eiuu ion, •t the top or Cornwall-placc, II llortny, in the county of ;en le u •te end in the occupation Miss Harris, at • Teri, low or: rent, of 791. per annum. • 51. - 1.7 be nand and particulars bad. ten days pc/virus to the Sale. of 'M. Ilsnlett and Bedt!ome. Nicho4as-care, Lot's. bard -strut; Mr. Atkinson. Solicitor. No. I. John -stmt. Itidiprds mw; Mr. Edmund Walker, Selintor, N-t. 7x), Lincoln Inn. fields; at the Man; and or Mr. ributtleoorth, No. 24. Poultry. TO TO NI) CI 131311:10 - 1 Ali I NTEREsTS. EXTENSIVE ANI) VA lal;c1111,1: EsT.trus, /101'.11E/1111 . 1111:. Sl7ll HEY. By Mr. SOUTTI,I.II.OIITII.. At the Mart. on WEI; at 14 o'clock. in Lots, unless acceptable utters are presi wale by Primo Contriwt. 1 4 1 XT ENSIV E and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, 4 mist eligible situated ad.i *ng the Commercial Dere k.,: about three miles from hoodoo-bridge. at Restlierhyths, fn the county of Surrey. ("oinprising two spacious d telt-yards with slips and docks fur building and repairing id: the find class* wharfs for landing and stowage of limber, brown and sairmtits, capital store-houses, smith's and carpenter's shops, lilac, pitch furnaces, joiner's lofts, numerous ci,pacious irarehouses, inns.* house, foreman's lodge, cabins, copper.houses, semis, and all tut*. able appurtenancis for a dock-yard of nusiritad r. • Also, Two Sn.icinus FAMILY RESIDE:NI:ES. with attached and iletachtd offices of every description, large gardens, shrubberies, and pleasure grounds. NINE neat Brick DWELLING HOUIIES. suitable fro junior partners, scientific officers and superin tendants, *patient( &pertaining fur she celebration of launches, count kis-boom, pelt. house, sod staldes, paved yards. Ac. lire. Numerous vessels for his 51ajesty's Navy abet the Honourable Company's Service have b.'en taunt:had from tt cue very desirable remises, which for local advantages are not surprised on the River flitmes, and they are submitted to the Commvriial atsd Shlppiag Interests, as combining every essential requisite for rot Establish.. went of Importance. May be viere.t and particulars had, twenty days previous to the Sale on the premises, of Messrs. bowlesa. Crosse, and Batty, So licitors, Hatton -court, Threadneedle-street; at Lined's ; dist Jerusalem, Jamaica, and Baltic Coffee-houses; at the Mar.; sad of Mr. Shuttlewortio, N 0.28, Poultry. GROUND RENTS AND HOUSES-PRINCE'S SQUARE, KENNINGTON-CROSS. By Mr...W I 1,1,1A3'5. At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. at Twelve, by or ler of the Administrator of %Ir.st : Fisher, derrased, A *E1.1.-SECURED GIIOU N ItENT VIL Is. 6d. I. an.ing from Seventeen Houses and Stable., sitttate In Princes square, Kennington ; held for ?I years at Christm. r, 1624 ; also, FIT! Brick Dwelling-houses and Stables, situate in Loriners-aqweas. Let to tenants at will, at rents amonntirg to MK 14s. per Ram.; to be held for the above term. at only .Ith. each Liaise. To be viewed with leave of the tenants ; and partieulais bad of Messrs. Evans and Ilarper, Solicitors, Kenaingtonrceoss; sad at Williams. ThrOCITIOTtOII.IOIVet. FREEHOLD ESTATE, elllellESTEll. B r Mr. W I lAA A3l S. At the Mart, on Vi'I.DNEADAV NLXT. at It in 3 Lola. A FREEHOLD ESTATE. land -Tat redeemed. EL innate in Cavendish -street, a short distance fmm the cite of Chichester, consisting of a Freehold l'ottsge liegiflenre and Her. den, let to Captain John Wilson, at :AL per Annum. A Freehold House and Bakci's Shop, let to M:. Adams, tet.irt at will, at ICJ. per Annum. Also a Freehold House, let to Mrs. Thulium, tenant at will, at IG!. per Annum. To be viewed by permission of the respeolte Tenants, and de. seriptire Particulars had at the Al'heatahraf, Chichester; White Horse Inn, Brighton; and of Mr. Williams. Thrwriotton-stleet GROUND RENTS OF mi. lid. PER ANNUM, BRIGHTON. By Mr. WI bIAAMS, . . ....... At the AuLtiaa liart„'un WEDNLSDAV NEXT, at Tereirg e In Tern lota, cat(luNl) cf 60. per mutant, amply secured upon, and issuing out of several lintie, and shops, coach-Lames, stabling, wheelwright's yard. garden ground. and premises, PittilllC in (iloucestet , street, Trafalgar-street, nesr the Gloucester Hotel, and opposite the hew Church at Brighton, let on leiviat for tl6 years unexpired, as net ground reins, aniout.tini: to tpt,. Kr annum. .Also a net Improved Ground Rent of 2:of. IZs. Int annum, issuing out of 7 horses '3 Of which arc shops), situate In Gloucester-street attioining, an learea for 138 venni unexpired. To i.e viewed lilt the rale. and rartiettlara had at the Moutons Hotel and White IJori.e, Itrighton ; of Freeman, Esq. Solicitor. Ihmet.gartiena, Itrighton ; of It. V. Broughton. E'q. hutiritcr, Toltenhoure-yard; at the Auction Mart; and c f Mr. M'ilhams, Throinnorton-strect. London. 1111:SsILQ..COLLINSON. POTTS, AND COMAISSON'S CAPITAL AIMk:I:FACT,. RED e•TOCK. By Air. 111'1.1A On tb' Premises, in Coenies-strcet. Vertford-vpmre, on TUES. 11A V „ December 14, and Two fol!ow Drit, Trace, In corm quc. , ce of the Dibsolution of Parow.by, . Entire ;Intl Getinitr• ST( WK of auperior CAM and I 'I'II(II...VI'ER Y I()DA, the at—le oamposed or the best slatirials, and ina..itfactured by the har.ds ; e.no. prising duce cipital full size billiard tables of oecill'ar eked:cite, colic pstlestal anti ether aitle.hoards ; Parisian, a ingiA, and plain wardrolus, t hests of drawers, bedsteps, toilet tab!• a. cirr,o.ing titakat, beautiful rosewood ceetre aril other tables, eabnra;ctv reused ; su.fa, crnl, anti ladies wo,k ilia,, library, lierg . .er, avid t.utettw easy drain. Gr.-..eiaa couch in canvas anti coy :rid see. ens. init tables, v.tant ditto, tine ;dire glasses, sets ct ;mahogany and resetroUd chair. , lut.staritis, dinner trays, extensive potent chairs, and a variav of articles of the hest doerir.oo. The wool* of which must be sold without the sm:dlcst met-v./6071. nnti easy be viewed two days prior to the Se e. allogit, a bad (at (id. t,bat) on the Prciriii.,*; and of Nr. r,‘Ly.(;.‘NT SILK C LOA irirnonse varirtv may he aa, in nil th, twe colirtnt. from ;10s. to i• 11 L.iR aro,: Co., who !!3 Wt. r. a.!y for di, trim,: several ihoeasai.l %Aid , 'ofrth due os, levantita.s, +ars' shame- Hie rachto,rt S. brdliantines, Citn:eld :.t! s! •01.,1 x•.4:e drat.. soon*. lC -. &c. v.! it h teen par. r:lase.l for road ist.,l .1:e now oil red ti.r sale at a triSiax ad tire cri tho xrit!e. 1:a0•1!..., , t lien I,• 9.1. a pan! ; and a large stook 0: encrslr ccw tior, iorti,ig an.' .voLir.g dresses. pelisses, as. at . 1 , -; , •,:s that caktiot fait to cirri • le.tsaiiistarnent. 8111:41:1:i and CO. 120, Repeat-strmt, eight clean from tits Qaadratit. Tippets, rhrtneings, 111 trd loce, Ewe Veils, 91010, Ribbot , e, and awry dcsaiptsoa of fancy Haberdashery, JUST PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM DARTON, 58. 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Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East sad West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs. Cabin Wash-band Stands, Cabin lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, neat and elegant. at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed ding, Writing_ Desks, Dressing Cases, be. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, ike. &c. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection. front their excellent finality, first style of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, front which no discount or abatement will be matte unit,/ any circumstances. N.11.-I'n prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting NVarehouse are in Exeter Thango. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. 1 4 1 4 LIXIR GRANDIOR; or, Annan Potabile of the Ancients, and sovereign Restorative for Ilcal:It and Long Life, prepared by Jasper the Hermit. Rosicritsian Philosopher, Physician, and Botanist. This Elixir. involving in itself an ethereal essence of solary virtue, the inward anima of the most fixed and untierishable of mundane elements, is adapted to all cases where the -towers of nature appear to be foiling, the vis-vitse deficient, a ca. chectic habit and leueoplileginatic diathesis prevalent, and as a pre servative from, and eixcitic in. low feven and malignant epidemics, is perhaps tha only internal remedy on which any reliance may be placed. Sold by J. I)enley, Bookseller, No. 13, Catherine-strect, Strand, Agent for the Proprietor, in Bottles, 10s. each, Duty included. All letters must he postpaid. N.B. Six bottles sold at the istolcsule price. All persons whatsoever should keep by them a bottle of this Tinciure, as the time is approaching, accordii.g to the planetary configurations, when the injunctions therewith directed to be ob served during the prevalcncy of malignant epUlewics, will be duly appreciated. TOOTILACHE AND EAR,ACIILL PERRI"S ESSENCE Ins received the and sup tof the most distinguished Personages in the King. dom, tottet with the united testimony of the lien Physicians in Europe, and numerous fiaturable comments in highly respretable Journals, where it has been declarzd to be the " hest thing ever discovered for the Tooth-aelte and Earache." It instartane. misty relieves the most excruciating pain, preserves the Teeth sound and firm, prevents further decay, effectually cures the Scut. vey in the fonts, fastens loose Teeth, and renders them firm and serviceable to the latent period, and effectually prevents the Tooth. ache. _ _ Soltl in Bottle', It. I!.d. and 24. 9d. by Butler. Chnuirt. A. Cheapside, St. Paul's, and 220, Regent-street (near the Argyll Rooms). London ; and by the principal 3ledicine Vtntlera through. out the United Kingdom. (1f wham al.n, may b- had, 31ORBISN BRUNnWICK' PLASTEIC, an excellent Re. wetly for entdienting Corns, Bunions, 'Cc. •,,• Re careful to ask fur Ptrty's Essence for the Tooduachc, and Alurris's Brunswick Corn Plas:cr. 1 , • }~ ~~ _. t ; 1! i li 1+ : 1 11. 1 I • • • I • 1 ii! ~{ ii ~ r I I ,! 6 ; R ~ ".