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/T 7 ' CONTRACT FOR A PURBECK STONES. NV Y OF FIC E, Jetty 5, 1 820. THE Principal OlNcers and Commissioners of his Afton's Nam do hereby give Notice, ° That on TAUB/WAY, the 20th inst., at Ono o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such persons as may be willing to contract for su pplying his 'Majesty's Doek.yard at Portsmouth with PURBECK STONES. A form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after One o'clock, on the day of treaty, nor any notic d. unless the party or an agent for him attends. Every Tender must be accnmpanied by a letter addressed to the N a vy Board, and signed by a responsible person, engaging to be come hound with the person tendering, in the sum of 400/. for the due performance of the Contract. EAST INDIA 1101ISE,ty 5, 11126. TIIE Court 0. Directors of Me United Comp/lost or Steretionts of England trading to the East Indies do hereby ;ire Noiire, That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be reedy, on or st any time before WEDNESDAY, the 19th July, 1826., to .ecei•c Proposals in Writing, waled up, from such persona an may be willing to supply the Company with i. SOLDIERS CAPS, with APPURTENANCES com plete. 2. SOLDIERS' IIEbSIETS. 3. REGIMENTAL BUTTONS, 4. FILES. 5. LEATHER PANTALOONS, for SOLDIERS, 6 WROUGHT IRON CLAMPS and NAILS; And that the Conditions of the respective Contracts (six in num t w i t h e seen upon P roposal s the Clerk of the said Com riwee. whom the must be left before Eleven dack in the Forenoon of the said 19th day of July, 1826; after %la hour the Committee •ill not recelve anv Tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. '—'ll - AST INDIA HOUSE, July, A. HO. 111111: Cool of Directors of the United Company of .Merelsants of England 'radio: to the East Indies do hereby C yr Notice. That the Court will be read, to receive Proposals in writing on or before Vrgustswar, the 2J of August next. for the Hire for a further Number of Voyages of such SHIPS of the Bunhen of about 9:00 Tans. builder's measurement, as have performed their Contricted Number of Six Voyages in the Company's Regular Service. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at this bowie, at or before twelve o'clock at Noon, on the said 241 of August, be yond which hour no Tender will JO be rec EPeived. SH Dila, Student. The particulars nf the Terme and Conditions under which the Ships will be engaced for the Comnany's service, may be had upon applicatinn at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on oe after Monday nest, the 10th July. PAST INDIA 11011 SR, July 8, 1826. IPHE Cosert of Directors of the United Corn racy of Merchants cf Essrlend train' to As Bert Indies go f i r f yhy Sire Notice. That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in Writing. nn or before WEnwr.snAy, the 2d of August nett, for the Hire foe a further Number of Voyases, of such '‘hips of the Burthen 401400 Tons and upwards. builder's measurement, as have performed their Contracted Number of Six Voyages in the Company's Regular Service. The Tenders. with the wools "Ship Tender" on the Cover, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at this House. at or before 12 o'clock at Noon on the said 2d of August, beyond which hour no Tender will be JO SEPH DART, Secretary. The partictlars of the Terms and Conditions under which the Ships will be enga red for the Company's Service may be had upon application at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Monday next, the 10th of July. EAST INDIA DOCK.IIOUSE, Julia 30. 1826. T HE Court of Directors of the East India Dock Com - Pony do hereby give Notice. That a TIALF.YEA MA' GENERAL AIDETING of the PROPMETORS of the said COMPANY will be belly their House, to tat; Helen's place. Ilishopsgate-sweet, ein MONDAY. the 10th of July next, at 11 o'clock. The Court of Director.; further give Notice. That at the said General Meeting the ELECTION of THREE DIRECTORS will take places in the room of the same number going out of office by rotation. i.urtuant to the provisinna of the Act of Parliament. By order of the Court. JOHN FARRAN, Secretary. N.B. The Chair will be taken at 12 o'clock needn't?. The Bal lot will commence immediately after the General Meeting, and close it 2 o'clock precisely. - v7 , 4 AGLE INSURANCg COMPANY` Coawniu. J AND RIEGENT-STNEET. ST. JAMESS. The Directors reswetfully request the attention of the Public to the advantages offered by this Company, which will be found more than usually liberal, and combine the benefits of every other Office. Payment of Rent is gu uonteel, as heretofore. Damage occasioned by lighming made good. No charge far policies where the premium amounts to Cs. No responsibility incurred as in Partnership Societies, wherein every one is liable for leases to the extent of his whole property. Rates reduced, with certain exceptions. Common Insurance to - Is. M. per Cent. Ilareetious ditto - . 2s. frt. Doubly hazardous ditto . 44. Rd. PII CES I X FIRE OFFICE.— TRUSTEE% ANTI DiIIECTORS. a. l‘lottliias Attwnod, Esq. M.P. I IVm. Ileygate, Esq. Alderman James Bell, Esq. I Richard 11. Lawrence, Esq. John Coope, Esq. John Petty Muspratt, Esq. %Villiant Curtis, Esq. Maim . Rohde. E M . William Davis, Earl. William Samler, Esq. Crawford Davison, Esq. Geo. Sham Storey, Esq. Sir C. Flower, Bart. and Ald. Chas. Hametlen Turner, Esq. I I Emanuel Hoodhan, Esq. Matthew Whiting, Esq. John Hawes, Esq. Matthew Wilson, Esq. Thos. Hodgson, jon. Esq. Thomas 11 ilson, Esq. This Company have determined to male a reduction of Pre. mium. under exceptions, in the three ordinary Classes of Insurance whi.:h will be charged as follows. viz.:— First Class. Second Cliss. Third Ci ins. Is. fid. 2s. fal. 4s 6.1. Pensions whose Insurance payments fall due at 'Midsummer are requested to take notice that printed receipts are now ready at the Cormrsny's Offices, in lannbarri.street, and at Charing.cross ; where attendance is daily given from Nine till Four o'clock, and that Insurances of the above description will have the Premium reduced actordingly. J. JONES, Sec. A LLIANCE BRITISH AND FOREIGN LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Established by Act of Parliament. Capital 15,000,000 Sterling. Orrict.4.— New Court, St. Swlttun's-lane ; and No. 8, Pall mall, opposite Carlton-house. John Trying. Esq. M.P. IN. M. Roth child, Esq. Francis Baring, Esq. Binges Montetore, Esq. Samuel Gurney, Esq. DIZEC: J. Alexander, Elm. M.P. G. H. Barnett, Esq. John Bowden, Esq. T. Fowell Buxton, Esq. Archibald Campbell. Esq. William Crawford, Eaq. •Timothy A. Curtis, Esq. i. Grunwaed, Esq. !TORS. 1 William Howard, Esq. J. Dines, Esq. Williiam Kay t Esq. Louis Lucas, Esq. David Lynn, jun. Esq. Thomas Richardson, Esq. Oswald Smith, Esy. H. M. Thornton, Laq. TORS. I T. :Hagerman, E.g. AUDI' U. Campbell. Esq. Sir Robt. T.Parquhst,ll., M.P. s.—klessrs. Smith. Payne, and Smiths : Messrs. notes, Barnett, 'WC°. s and :Messrs. Hopkinsons, Regent-street. ACTUARY —Benjamin Gompertz, Esq. F.R.S. SzcatTmtv.—Andrew Ilamilion, Esq. PAtsicsaw....-John R. Hume, 11. D. Curzon4treet. Caucus..—Lancelot Shadwell, Esq. soLscivsa.-..John M. Pearce, StAvETost.--Thaa. Allem, Esq. Perey-street, pestford-square. FIRE ASSURANCE. The Receipts for thelrnew — ;lPremitimstiue at 3141surnmer are read for delivery, at the Offices in Town, and at the Agenclei of the Company throughout the Country. The Company have made the following Reduction in the Rates of Prellinuni hitherto charged on the three common Classes of Fire Assorances. This reduction applies equally to Assurances In Lori don and throughout the Country,—to Private and 51ercantileAsau rances,—except in special eaves. Ist Class it. reduced from - 2a. to Is. ed. per Cent. 2d Ditto - • - 3s. to 2s. ifsil. ditto. 3d Ditto - . Tin. to -is. lid. ditto. LIFE ASSURANCE. Life Assuranc-s continue to be effected by the Company on very modertte terms; while the Assured PARTICIPATE in the PROFITS. which are to be declared at the expiration of every sueres.sive period of live years. The Lives of Naval and Military Officers, not engaged In actual service, are covered at the common Rates of Peen' . The Assured may proceed to any part of Europe, provkled they take shipping in decked or steam vessels. from a port in the United Kingdom, to any port between the Texel nrd Havre, without previous crwomuniestion with the Directors or the paymnt, of en additional Premium. No Entrance Money is extrgt.d. A. HAMILTON, Secset&ry, - — "rl ,-- -- - - - ,- - . - . • • ,•41 . / .... -:- 4-1 , 4 / •(•` 1 ‘ • . _ / r . i r /• • . r .. ~,,,l • , .. . .: , 1 1 • ~.1 4- -.A.' .: , (.. c- * .. . ~.., . /,.....—_,R)3,..-.‘... ..„. ..„--.5...5 i ,5. ~ ........;. . -.•••••••.: -.. , ......: . -.\ 14'71,, . a ... AtG• t , , . '. ~', • ' ' \=- 1, .. ..4 -- ' ,-,• , • . - .L. ,-, ~, •.. 1 , - , :, :... ::. _ - ..... - Z.:jr 4-: '• /' 4, • - ',7,0",i, . . . + 4' '.• . -,'‘ 61 • -1 . • ..., . ,-- ..4 c_-- 4 , 1 r .. % . s', .'"., ':, - ! ,k‘ s ' ' ' " 7.1 ,.k , Sr. 3 , ;_•.• rat i .. 1. . . ~, , T `• ) ' ' I ' lll4 ...,.. - . . : • . . ''' . r. 11l . <ITC > LllllPrial l i :41 c • . . ~ ,e ~ . ~,,, . • ::, :...,:—k - - .7 ' : .L. . ../(•,,,b.,,, S' „ ... :‹c'•• , . ( t - 'l,, ~ ..•• ;.. „ 1 „, . . .",-. ,f - ' ,- ,.. 5 .... , . , , .. -„.,,,„ 6 .7 - .- . 4 , ,- c .. ,p , -1: (-1.- ----:.. — l4 . .... A 4 . •••• • • s. - 1 ' ----. - ~.----...------_ -•--0.--•—••• t 4 . THE next of KIN (if any) of RICHARD COUCH, late a seaman belonging to tha East India merchant ship, M'Queen, deceased, by applying to Mr. Ninian toms, No. 10, Wade-street, Poplar, may hearpt something to their advantage. %IEIDDLES HOSPITAL.—A SERMON will be preached, on SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, the 9th of July, for the bortt of the Middlesex Hospital, at ST. PA NI:RAS CHURC H by the Der. JOAN RUSSELL, D.D. Head Muter of (,'hatter-house School. Berries will commence at Eleven o'clock. 1r11)1.1BURGH WILL SHORTLY CLOSE.- 1 he V 4 above subject. now open in the PANORAMA. I.I;ICES TRILSQUARIK. will bliortly eho e. preparatgy to the opening of a View of MADRID. The Drawings of this Panorama are by Mr. R. BURFORD, and will give a very interestin7 view of all the principal parts of the City and surrounding Collntly.• Admittance Ooe Shilling. PANSTEREOMACHIA.—Mr. li f 4f)(;K respect fully amounces that his PA NAT RMACHIA, or MODEL of the celebrated BATTLE of PO 4ERS, in which Edward, usually atpled the Black Prince, JllO eminently diatin guished himself by the capture. of John, King of France, and the total overthrow of an opposing army seven-fold the numerical strergth of his own;'lS NOW OPEN in public inspection, at the apseisus Room, 209, Regentsstreet. The Exhibition occupies a apace of 30 feet by 18, and consists of upwards of liNeo hundred tigorcs• modelled with the strictest re gard to historical truth, in the costume and arms of the period whiA they represent, forming the most novel and brillisut coup d'util ever presented to the public Admission. Dot ShillingliPl4.. UNDER THE ESPECIA h PATRONAGE OF HIS I MAJESTY. AND BY TIM F^C a .. PRESS DESIRE OF HER ROYAL HIGIINEISS TILE /HIESCESS Ali- GUSTA. OYAL GARDENR,•KAUXiiilklala—The 'Pan . etors have the distinguished honour to announce, that thee' have received the command!' of. her Rent Highness the Prineaa. Augusta to celebrate the ANN JA JUVENILE FETE NEXT SATURDAY: July 0: • Uhl otathis RIM interesting oc casion the Pmprietors will feel it their greatest pride to render the Eritextainments on.every respect worthy the exalted patronage they now melt grateful! y 'ac!inowledge. The Gardens will he brilliantly Illuminated with many thousand additional Lamps, in appropriate Juvenile Devices. The Enteetainmenta consist of— A G R.A ND CONCERT, in are :act. Principal Performers : —Bliss Travis and Mims have, Miss Povey and Madame Cornega, Mr. Brabant and Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Ilorneasde ' Mr. C. Taylor, 211 r. Tiuney , Mr. Robinson, Master Barker, &.c. Composer and Conductor Mr. IL R. Bishop. The B allet, lANTRIGUE DU VILLAGE. Principal Dancers:—Mademoiselle Pauline Roasignol, from the 'flicatre Royal, Amsterdam; and Monsieur IL Vestris, from the Theatres Royal, San Carlos, at Naples, and La Scala, at Milan. Ballet Master, Monsieur Dachau. Leader of the: Ballet, Mr. Rooke. TIGHT ROPE DANCING, by the celebrated iIIr.WILSON, his first appearance this Season. SLACK ROPE DANCING, by the astonishing YOUNG AMERICAN. Extraordinary JUGGLING, by French and Italian Artists. A magnificent DISPLAY of FIRE WORKS, with the TERRIFIC AS(:ENT on the ROPE by Mr. BLACKMURE. New FANTOCCINI, PUNCHINELLO, Kt. Several Balloons will be exhibited in various parts of the Gar dens, and ultimately dismissed Into the air ; and. by the gracious permission of hie Royal Highness the Duke of York. the Band of Juvenile Performers of the Royal Military Asylum will, for this , Night only, parade the Gardens, playing several of she most popu lar Airs. The ILLUMINATED GROVE, with all its Fairy Illusion, will be exhibited for the first time this Season. The Doors will be opened at Five, the Performances commence at Six, and the whole will he concluded by Ten o'clock. Children under Twelve Years of Age will be arlinitted, for this Night only, at Two Shillings etch. Other Pentane, as usual, Four Shillings each. l. The Proprietors of the Royal Gardens being most anxious to afford every facility to their Juvenile Friends, beg to announce that intention, on the present occasion, to open the Gallery of the Concert Roo.n. and those which enmmand a view of the Ballet and Fire Works, without any cha-ge for Children. In order to redder this accommodation general, it is respectfully annomiced that only such persons as•have Children with them will be admitted into the Galleries, and to them the usual charge will be made. The Chinese Entrance will be opened; and the Proprietors mast. respectfally, yet earnestly, request the Nobility, Gentry, and Poli tic, will direct their Savants to attend to the arrangements respect . ing Carriages, which will be published in due time. "• Particulars respecting Private Boxes may be had of Mr.. Andrew', Bookseller. Bond-street. CAUTiON.—The Public will please to take notice, that all Song Books offered for sale oteside of the Gardens assrataatiessa and ay. the Selection varies every Evening, no Bets but those sold inside of the Gardens contain the Music of the Night. Females are apptinted to attend in the new Cloak Rooms, to wait upon Ladies and Children. j The Free List, as well as the Complimentary Cards, are entirely suspended, as usual, on this occasion. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Cowl of Chan eery, made in a Cause wherein John Davenport and another are Plaintiffs, and Mary Davenport and another nre Defendants, the CREDITORS of TRISTRAM DAVENPORT, the Elder. late of Bagger, in the county of Flint. Farmer (who died in the month of June. 171$), are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before Francis Paul Stratford, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings. Chan cery-lane, London ; or in default thereof, they will be excludcd the benefit of the said Decree. Al I LNE and PARRY, Plaintiffs' Solicitors, Temple. D URSUANT to a Decree of the Iligh Court of Chan cery. bearing date the 10th day of May, 1828. made in a Canso, Wallace against the Creditors of CAT Fl .1 RENA RILEY. late of Carshaltnn, In the county of Surrey, widow, de ceased (who died on or about the 30th day of October. 1820), are by their Solicitors, on or before the 30th 11/1/ of July. 1826, to come in and prove their Debts before Samuel Compton Cox, Esq., one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southamp ton-buildings, Chancery-lane. London ; or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. W. W. DYNE, Plaintiff's Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn-Hada. SUMMER DRINK. 1 ACIDULATED KALI, combining the Crystals of ' Lemon with Kali—This anree,tble effervescent and highly cooling Beverage is admirably carculatecl fur Warm Weather and Summer Drink, likewise for the immediate production of Saline Draughts. It is more particularly beneficial in an cases of fever, being extremely grateful and refreshing in allaying thirst, and may, when used according to the directions, be taken at any time with perfect safety. Prepared and told in bottles. 3s. 6d., P., and 10.. 6d. each, duty included, by 1. C. HOSE, SUCCESSOR to the late Mr. KIN. NARD, Chymist and Druggist, High Holborn, where also may he had I.E3IOisIADE, GINGER BEER, SODAIC, and the OILIOINAL SLIDLITZ POWDERS. ''ALL'S DIGESTIVE or DINNER PILLS.-01 all the complaints to which the human frame is liable, few are mere distressing, and none are more common, than a disordered state of the stomach, arising from weakness or derangement in the digestive organs, and attended with flatulence, acidity, pains in the stomach, giddiness, head-ache, and heartburn. To remove these painful effects where they exist, and to prevent their recurrence, by giving renewed vigour and a healthy tone to the digestive powers, is the express design of she above pills ; and experience has abun dantly proved that they are eminently calculated to produce these important results. By taking them a short time before the hour of 'dinner, the process of digestion is greatly assisted, and by the oc casional use of them, the system will be preserved in a sound and healthy state. As preventives of those severe bilious attacks to which some persons are liable, these pills are decidedly recommended, and as an effectual, though gentle aperient, they will ever prove a most va luable family medicine. They have also been highly useful to persons on long voyages, and experiencing a change of climate; sod as they do not contain any preparation of calomel, no altera tion of diet nor confinement to the house is requisite. Prepared only by 51r. C. W. Clarke (successor to the late Mr. R. Hall), at 115, Ifolborn-hill ; and sold in boxes at 2s. 9d., 4s. ed., and Bs. 6d. To guard against counterfeits, the Public are reapectfuily re quested to observe, that those only can be depended upon us genuine which have upon them the words " Prepared only at 115, Holborn-hill." Sold wholesale by Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler, 4. C:heapside ; Barclay, Fleet-market; and retail by Stradling, Gate or the Royal Exchange; Johnson, IW, Cornbill; Sanger, 130, Oxford-Meet ; Simpson, 21, Piccadilly ; Prim, corner of Great Titchlield-street, Oxford-market ; Freake, otten ham-court road ; Martin, 2, Upper Seymour-street, Somers-town ; Stranger, Charlotte-street, ; Senors, 9, King's-road, Sloane•square, Chelsea; Fry, 15, Bridge-street, Lambeth ; illounsey, 14, Palk place, Kennington ; Beaks, 17, High-street, Newiagton Butts; Williams and Co., 7, flodford-plaze, Commercial-road; Holwell, 269, High-street, Borough Jttder and Co., 3, Georges Circus, Great Surrey-street ; Emerson, 80, Upper East Smithfield ; Waltham, 14, High-street, Poplar; Ivory, 180. Shorediteh! Realms, 1911, Bishopagate.street Withont; Jones, Hackney-road Fowkes, 35, Alaty.street, llaronst cad-road Pill ; and and laticastar, Po" Where may be also had, Hall's Cough s Peeler ranges, for coughs, uthmaa, shortage of breath, and o'' tion of the logs. SALES BY AUCTION. PECKHAM, SURREY. Commodious Family Residence, in complete order, with large walled Garden and excellent Offices, Green House, Coach House, Stabling, ea. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the Intb Inst., at 12, A LEASE for Eighty-nine Years. at a moderate rent, 11 of a very commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, plea sactly situate at the entrance of Peckham Rye-lane, Sitrrey, only about four miles from the Bridges, containing ample accommoda- - tion for a numerous establishment, in airy chambers, noble lofty drawing room, about 32 feet by 20, eating room 30 feet long. and opening into lie conservatory, breakfast room, or library, and do- mestic offices(of every description, detached biewhouse, stable for five borate, coach house, ,Ste.; an excellent and vary large walled garden most abundantly stocked, the whole enclosed by lofty fold- Mg gates. To he viewed by tickets only, which, with particulate, way be had of Winstanley and Soes, Paternoster-row. Particulars idiotic the Mart. CLAPHAM-C .01 1.110N. CONVENIENT AND COM FORT. 1111.1: RESIDENCE, With good Garden, Cogiti-house, and Stab ing. fly 11'INSTANIMW and SONS, i f Ac the Ma-t, on TUESDAY, _ 18th inst ,' at 12, by order of the Executors of Moles rrndalte, E. deceased, A Very convenient and e ortahlo RESIDENCE, in 11 peeled order, and suited td it moderate-sized family, plea santly situate on the Nor.h side Id ClApham-rommon, near the Church, and containing good dining and drawing rooms, six bed chambers, kitchen, and offices, Wiel it large and ray productive garden, coach-house, thi•e-011 *able, and yard, with communi. cation into llrome's road ; held for near nineteen years, at a low; rent. To bz viewed by applying at Mr. Tiatten"s Library, Clapham commo". Particulars may be had at the Phugh and the IVi.id- • mill, Clapham ; at the Mart ; arid of Winstanley and ;ions, • Pateraciater.low. __ AL.. - 1 CLAPHAM C0313f0 CAPITAL SPACIOUS FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. With (Nikes, Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, and Land, altogether about Twelve Acres. • • By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, thelllthinq., at 12, Amos, valushle FREEHOLD EsTATE, situate on the preferable side and verge of that delightful and unri valled spot, Clapham Common comprising a capital and spacious Mansion, peculiarly adapted for a numerous family of the first reapeetability, containing a noble lofty eating-room, about 27 feet by 21 two drawing-rooms cinumunicasing by folding-doors, and the a indows opening to the limn and pleasore-grounds, a library. anti-room, study, sehool-room, &c. several airy and commodious chambers and dressing-rooms, and excellent domestic offices of eve. y description. The pleasure-grounds are laid nut in extensive lawn and broad gavel walks, ornamented with the choicest and most valuable American and other rare plants, and hounded by a line sheet of water. An elegant and costly greenhouse, productive gardens, with newly-erected hot-house, filled with grape vines of a superior description, and stabling for font horses. The land is im medl.itely adjoining, and judiciously disposed, forming a most de. lightful park-like paddock. To be viewed any day preceding the sale, by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be then had of Winstanley and Pater aoster-row. Particulars also at the 11Iatt. SOUTH LAM BETH. • DETACHED AND RETIRED RESIDENCE, With Darden, Stable, Coach-hou- , e, &c., and a Governmene Annuity of 25/. Os. Gd. By INSTAN LEY and SONS, At the Mart, on 'TUESDAY. 13:11 instant, at 12. in Two Lots, by order of the Exczutors of the late Richard Thomas, Esq. deceased. Lot Iif o NEFICIAL LEASE, for near forty yea rVili a ground rent of 34 guineas per annum, of a most desirable detached RESIDENCE, called Percy Villa, plea santly situate in the midst of a large and well-stecked garden, and •at a convenient remove from the high road, very convenient for all parts of the metropolis, front which it is distant about three miles. cnntsining handsome dining and drawing rooms, communicating by large folding doors, two excellent best chambers, a light dressing room, two airy nurseries, a servant's chamber, numerous closets, store-room, gond kitchen, and convenient offices, cellars, &c., a detached wash-house and laundry, coach-house, two-stall stable, pigge y, r &c. Lot 2. A .GOVERNMENT ANNUITY of 251. Os. Gd. oh the Lite of a Lady, aged about G. 5. The House may be viewed by cards, which, with printed pertl culars, may be had' of - Winslisnley and' Sons, Paternostet-rote. Particulars also of qdr...l. G. Wernon, Solicitor, Great Surrey street; and at the Mart. • SURREY. NINE MILES FRO*. LONDON, COMMODIOUS AND. SURSTANTIAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE.' • \Fiat Offices, Garden a and ?1e ... L1 Meadow Land, altogether Arras. By 177.17115,17 ind SONS:' At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 18th inst., at 12, by direction of the Executors of Thomas Leverton, Esq. deceased. A Valuable and desirable FREEHOLD and COPY- IiOLD ESTATE, exonerated from the Land Tax ; con sisting of a commodious and most substantial RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate on Mitcham-green, and near the Common, in the county of Surrey, only nine miles front London, and within an easy distance of several packs of hounds ; containing a capital lofty eat ing-room, 28 feet by 18 ; drawing-room, 21 feet by 18 ; brelkfast parlour, gentleman's room, four principal bed-chambers, dressing. room, seven s-condary anti servants' rooms ; excellent arrangement of domestic offices. including housekeeper's room, servants hall, scullery, butler's pantry and sleeping-room, dairy, larder, and con venient cellarag- ; detached wash-house and laundry, stabling for eight horses, standing for two carriages, &c. ; conservatory, bil liard-room, private chapel, hot-house, and grapery ; productive garden, with lofty fruit-wall; lawn and pleasure-grounds, and rich meadow land ; the whole containing about 15 acres, 1 rood, 10 perches, and possessing extensive and valuable rights on the adja: cent common. To he viewed between the hours of eleven and three, by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons, 10, Paternoster row. ,Particulars also of Messrs. Ward and Alder sey, 41, Redford-squaie ; nt the Inns at Croydon, Bedtlington, Car shalton, Sutton, Mitcham, and Tooting ; and at,the Mart. UNIQUE AND ELEGANT ITALIAN VILLA, IN SURREY, Four Miles only from London, with Coach-houses, Stabling, Con servatnry, lint and Succession Houses, extensive Gardens, Plea sure Grounds, and rich Meadow Land, altogether upwards of Fifteen Acres. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY , the 18 th inst. , at 12, THE Elegant ITALIAN VILLA, known as CA SINA, erected by the late Richard Shave, Eict. for his own immediate residence, under the superintendence of that eminent architect, J. Nash, Esq. It is beautifully situate, on the summit of that much-admired spot, Dulwich-hill, in the county of Surrey, commanding views of the moat picturesque and rich description, and, though only four miles distant front London, is perfectly se cluded from public observation, containing a noble suite of apart ments on the ground floor, viz.—a lofty eating room, about 30 feet by 18, a circular drawing-room, 23 feet diameter, a library, 30 feet by 18, all communicating by folding doors, and extending together nearly 90 feet in length; a morning room, 21 feet by 17, spacious hall and vestibule, five principal bed chambers, with light dressing roams and closets attached to each, four servants' rooms ; in a wing, but connected with the body of thehouse, is a range of nur. eery apartments, including three sleeping rooms, a day nursery, go. verness's room, light dressing room, water-closet, &c. The offices comprise an excellent kitchen, scullery, housekeeper's or butler's room, footman's pantry, laundry, mangling room and chamber, servants' hall, and men's bed-room, stabling for eight horses, standing for four carriages, lowness rooms, grooms' chambers, and lofts. The gardens are surrounded by lofty walls, most abundantly productive and fully stocked, a gardener's cottage, ranges of hot and succession houses, pine pits, &c. The pleasure grounds are disposed with infinite taste and judgment, ornamented by& choice variety of plants, Ahtubs, evergreens. &e., extensive gravelled walks surrounding the land, which is enriched by full-grown forest and other treads, and bounded by a fine sheet of water, forming alto gether a park-like paddock, and containing upwards of 15 acres, and the whole may be justly conaidered as one of the most unique, elegant, anl tasteful retreats in the vicinity of the met r opo lis. H eld principally under Dulwich College, for the remainder of a lease, of which about 58 years are unexpired, at ground rents amounting to 901. 11M. per annum. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with descriptive particu lars, may be hail of Messrs. Le Btanc, Oliver, and Cook, Solici tors, New Bridge-street; and of NVinstanley and Sons, Paternoster , row. Particulars also at the Mart. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, OLAPHAIII COMMON, SURREY. By H INSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 25th inst. at 12, AValuable and desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE. exonerated from the Land-tax; consisting of a very corn. modious, cheerful, and pleasant Residence, situate an the south east aide of t h at delightful spot Clapham Common, and at a conve nient remove from the high road ; containing eight bed-chambers, dining and drawing rooms, morning parlour, gentleman's room or study, kitchen, wash-house, footman's pantry and offices, fore court, earriage-yard, with stabling for four horses, two conch bcuses end man's nein, an excellent and productive garden, will greenhouse. To be viewed 14 days preceding the sale. Printed particulars may be had at the Plough and at the Windmill, Clapham; ats Mart; and of Winatanley and Sons, Paternoster-tow. it Le afti::. _ SALES BY AUCTION. POLICY OF ASSURANCE IN THE UNION POR TWO THOUSAND POUNDS. By WINSTA N LEY and SONS, At the Start. on TUESDAY, the 25th Instant, at Twelve. A POLICY of ASSURANCE for TWO THOUSAND 11 POUNDS, in that old-established Office the UNION, in Cornhill, on the Life of a Gentleman, aged 61. Printed particulars may be had of Mr. W. U. Bolton, Solicitor, Austin-friars ; at the Mart ; and of Wirnitan!ey and sona. SIX LIUNDRED AND TEN STATUTE ACRES OF 'VALUABLE FREEHOJArIS T OOD-LAND, WILTSHIRE. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 25th inst., at 12, in Two Lots, by direction of the Trustees and Devisees, under the will of the late Lord Viscount Bolingbroke, deceased, UPWARDS of Six Hundred and Ten STATUTE ACRES of very productive COPPICE or WOOD LAND, particularly celebrated for the finest growth of Oak Timber, which is much in demand for the Royal Navy : co:nprising the Home Wood. Webb's %Wood. the Plantation, Pound Coppice, Rag Cop. pica, Hard Coppice, Wing Coppice. and Rrocker ' s Wood, situate in the parishes of Lycliard Tregoze. hydiard Millicent, and Pinion, in the county of Wilts, about three miles from Wotton Bast, five from Swindon, and 85 from London, and only two miles from the Wilts and Deficit Canal. The Woods arc in a very . thriving condition, having been managed and preserved with infinite Judgment, arc well fenced, and aboynd with game. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Henry Eveleigh, at Lydian' Park, near Winton Basset, of whom printed particulars may Le had. Particulars also at the Inns at Swindon, Wotton Haase, Farringrlon, Highworth, Abingdon, Newbury. Reading, and Oa. ford ; of 31assra. Adlir gton. Gregory, and Faulkner, Solicitors, Betiford.row, London ; at the Man ; and of IVinstauley and Sons, Paternoster-row. VALUABLE FREIE:IIOED AND LEASEHOLD ' EsTATES, AT HANISURI In the COUNTY of STAFFORD ; Consisting of upwards of Sal Acres of Land, with the Great Tithes of nearly the whole Parish, containing about Six Thou sand Acn s. • By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Vernon Arms Inn, at Sudbury, in the County of Derby, on THURSDAY, August 3, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in such lints as shall he arranged, and upon such Conditions as shall then be produced. VERY valuable FREEHOLD 'Ana LEASEHOLD ESTATES, situate in the parish of Hanbury, and county of Stafrord, near to, and in part interaected by, Cie high road from Lichfield to A Ahhourn. The Fr.etiold rat mortis(' a memage, formerly calla the Molt-house, and otkr messuagra and teeememe and cottages, and near one hundred and eigley acres of excellent total, divided into several farms. The Leaselinld part is held under the Bishop of bielifi.ld and Co ventry for three lives, and comprises the Rectory Manorof Hanbury, a capital 3lesattage called Ilanbury-hall, and upwards of *Womb of land. with the tithes of corn, grate, and hay, and all other rec torial tithes in Hanbury and Marehingion. To he viewed by application to the respective tenants. Printed particulars may be obtained of Mr. Thomas Turner, 'fagot's Park, near Lichfield ; also at the principal Irma of the neighbouring towns ; of Mr. Bramwell, Paper-buildings, Temple, London ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Psternos ter-row. BRIXTON-PEACE. Household Furniture. Piet sad Chimney Glasses, Sideboard of Plate, Plated Artieles, Tsble and Bed Linen. China , Glass , 400 Volumes of Books,•Port atul Sherry Vines, Horse, Chaises, Harness, and Miscellaneous Effects, By STEVENS and BEENCII LEY, On the Premises, No. 12, Britton-place, Buxton, Surrey, on WSDNESDAY NEXT, at 11, on account of the nu Mier I f Lout*. by order of the Assignees. IfiE excellent genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFEC TS, comprising mahogany 4-poet. tent, and chair bedsteads, feather beds and bedding, mahogany wardrobes, double and single chests ..f drawers, dressing tables. stands and glasses. mahogany bookcases, sideboard, dining, card, Pembroke, and breakfast tables and chairs, bamboo chairs and couches, litmsuls and Kidderminster carpets, pier a;:d chimney glasses. haldwame china scent jars, chime clock, 8-day dials, two fowling-pieces, 1,000 ounces of plate, in ceps, tankards. table candlesticks, sauce boats, hash dishes, waiters, tea and cotree pots. gravy, table, dewier, and tea spoons, and forks. soup and 'sauce lisdles, hand.cme plated articles, table and bed linen, Nankin china, dinner,. dessert, and t tea services, glass, library of books v including Gentleman's Maga ! sine, European Magazine, Annual Register, Voltaire's Works, &c. ; a few dozen of fine Port and Sherry wines. black horse, 4-wheel and 2-wheel chaises, spring cart, harness, brewing uten sils, and miscellaneous eff.:cts. May be viewed one day previous to the stir, and catalogues had on the premises ; and of Stevens and Brenchley, $O, Old Jewry. TO GENTLEMEN INTERESTED 0 LANDED PROPERTY. WANTED, in the Office of a respectable Gentleman, V who is a PRACTICAL LAND and TIMBER VA LUER. and FARMING STOCK APPRAISER, a Youth, as an ARTICLED CI.ERK. Great attention will be paid to make him thoroughly acquainted with the management ar.d value of every description of Property connected with banded Estates. The mon respectable reference will he given and required. For further Information, apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Judge, British Press Office, Ni. 181, S'rand. This day is published, with the Supplement for 182 , Bvo price 18s. Ixl. boards. • THE LAWS OF — THE CUSTOMS, compiled by direction of the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Trea sure, and published by th e appointment and under the sa n ct i o n of die Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs ; with Notes and Indexes. By J. D. HUME, Esq. Comptroller of His Majesty's Customs in the Port of London. Published by J. Mittman, Ludgate street. 4 '.• The Supplement for 1526 may be had separate, price 2s. Gd. NO TIME FOR DELAY. 18TH THIS MONTH, OR NEVER. HAZARD and Co., Contractors for this the Last of all Lotteries, respectfully remind the Public, that the present is positively and inevitably the Last that will be allowed in this Kingdom ; and as the Drawing is so near at hand, those who in tend for the last time to purchase, should recollect that, by a few days delaY, the opportunity of gaining a Capital Prize in the Lot tery will be lost for ever. An early purchase is recommended, as thegreat demand has already caused an advance in price, and a fur ther rise will shortly take place. SIX PRIZES OF £30,000. In One Day, 18th This Month. • Recollect ! Hazard and Co. in one Lottery, sold all the 30,000/. Prizes, and within these few weeks, THREE 20,0001. Prizes in one Day. Royal Exchange Gate ; 28, Cornhill ; and 324, Oxford•street ; and by their Agents in all the principal country Towns. TIJE ACT OF PARLIAMENT IS PEREMPTORY. The Dissolution of batteries is fixed, anttmust Close for ever on theith This Month. The general demand throughout the Kingdom for a Farewell 30.0001. in this, THE LAST OF ALL LOTTERIES, Cannot fail to raise the Price of Tickets and Shares considerably— an immediate purchase is therefore &debar& The Scheme contains, for the First, the Last, and only Time, since the establishment of Lotteries, SIX PRIZES of £30,000., and every Ticket a Prize, ALL IN ONE DAY, TUESDAY, Itkru THIS MONTH (JULY), WHEN ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing cross, London, the truly fortunate Offices of BISII. who Shared and Sold in the last Twelve Months, Fire Prizes of 30,000/. I Four of 21.0001. ! Nine of 20,0001. I Besides numerous othas of 10,00 W., 2,0001. and 1,0001. &c. Also in the last Drawing, 311 of May, No. 1,833 - Class B. - 21,0001. No. 3,925 . Class A. - 21,0001, And numerous Minor Capitals 1 EAST INDIES Supplement to the Loadou Ga:Vie of Tuesday the 4th ofJoly- India Board, July 4, 18'26. A despatch has been received at the East India House from the Governor-General in Council at Fort-William, in Bengal, dated 13th February 1826 ; of which despatch, and of its enclosures, the following are an extract and copies:— Extract from a letter from the Ooeernor-General in Council, to the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors of the East India Company, dated Fort-William, 13+ Yebeuary 1326. The steam vessel Enterprise returned to Calcutta on theafteeneen of the sth instant, bringing the unwelcome and unexpected intelli gence of the failure of the Coveted Ave to ratify the pteliminary treaty, signed by its Ministers at Patenagoh, and the consequent reconimencementof hostilities on the 19th ultimo. Severe as ft the disappointment which we have experienced on this occasion, we derive no incensiderable share of consolation from the impewtent succors which attended the Operations of the British force in Ava, cm the very day which witnessed the renewal of the war. We feel persuaded that your Honourable Committee will pertiee. with sten tituente of warm admiration, the despatch front Mejor-lienetal Sit Archibald Campbell. dated 20th ultimo, reporting the assault end capture of the fortified town of Mclloon, with a large qt•antity bf guns, military stoma, grain, end war- b oats, in a manner the most brilliant and decisive, and with a loss on our mat happily trifling. and disproportionate. Copy of a letter from Major-General Sir Ateliibald Campbell, H.C.8., to George Swinton, Esq., S-cretary to the Bengal One vernment, dated Head (emitters, Camp, Patanagoh, 20th de anery- 1826. This appeared in the fir iteth Press of Yesterday.l s [ Copy of a letter from Lieutenant-Colonel Peprer to the Ce l e Adjutant-tieneral of the Forces, dated Camp, Shoegheen,' Januare,lB26. SlR,—Adverting tomy letter of the 401 instant, notifying* intention of sending the 3d regiment of light infantry, touter Liey tepant-Colonel Coney, for the reduction of Zittaun, a etockaele on the eastern bark of a river of that name, and nedwey bet Weed ethorgheen and Manahan, far the purpose of opening the connnu nicauon betwonemy detachment and the lower provincte, I Mite now the honour to acquaint you, for the information of the Com mander of the Forces, that Lieutenant-Colonel Coney's parry left on the 6th instant, by water ; on ice arrioel at 3leekow, where an officer's party had been posted, to protect our supplies and the in. behitantleof that place, :elm had contributed so greatly to eta as- Omelet, the Isieutenapt.Colonel received a report from Lieutenant Bell, commanding there, that he had been attacked twice by fuer or five hundred men, belonging to Oudinah (the Ex-Retah of blartaban), sent front Zittaun, whom be succeeded in eeptilsing. [ This induced Lieutenant-Colonel Conry to Igoe no time in pro trending. On the morning of the 7th instant hereached the ;dace 'about [ noon, and instantly made his arrangements fogthe attack, I.ltich commenced as tan o'clock. It is*with feelings of deep regret I am obliged to report Its cote ' piece failure, with the loss of Lieutenant-Colonel Conry and Livit tenant Adams, 3dregitnent L. I. killed, Lieutenant aed Adjutant Harvey !severely: and Lieutenant Power slightly wounded : 1 native officer and 9 priva'es killed ; I bugler and 18 rank and file wounded. The party returned to ltleekow the saute night. 021 the afternoon of the filth I received this report, and instantly de termined to proceed in person, with a reinforcement foretie reduc tion of the stockade, which. I did on the 9th instant, with a dead by land and water (as per margin),* and reached 3leekow on the nierniing of the le it ; during that day.l ham to eta eenie:further sconints reached me of horriele utureent and aggreesionscotmeilted by the Zittaun people on the inhabitants of those villagei ihohert sought our protection, and in a more manifest degree'llineh their temporary weenie. I was employed all that day in preparing and collecting a rue. ficient number of beats to enable me to proceed early on the eue ceeding morning The whole were in motion at 3 p. en. op the 11 th, and landed near Zittaun by 9 o'cleck. Having employed some time i a reconnoitring the place; to take up meaposition, I found the creek which flanks the north fate of the stockade, running in a parallel tine about one hundred and fifty yards from it, not fordable, hut ascertained from my guides that it would become an at low water. The stockade stands or) a coasiderehle eminence, with an- ahtnpr accent to it, commanding every point by *tech alt.:les/Wants rause aperreach. It appeared of great extent, built entirely of teak tim ber, flanked at intervals by loop-hales through every part of It, and its height from 12 ti) 14 feet. Pe ding the time I might be able to craw the ford, the artillery were pl iced in position, and opened a fire of shot and shells Le, ye, ry point. I then re:rased the columns of attack :leper margin. b At two T.M. the water had sufficiently subsid.el to rdlow"nie to move forward ; the left column, which wee obliged to matte a detour le the left and rear of the place, preceded, end having n ached its po id ins, the right and centre columns having presieusie been ire ' e rutted to what point their attacks were to be directed, the ad. v net was sounded for the whole to - ittonn s'multaneouslye And at Ire than twenty minutes we w, re in full poesevien. fire front the enemy was most heavy and destructire;end the obstacles to be surmounted by our troops of Ito common kind, every man having been up to his flea in water while crossing the meek. It is with the deepest regret that I have to report that our sue ess, though complete, has been attended with severe 1010/. •• Among the killed are, Captain Cursham, let European regiment. and Captain Steadman, 14111 regiment C. L. 1., ho.h commend mg COlt:Mns and of the wounded, Major Home, 12th regite ere severely (alto commanding a column), Milner:ant Fullartati. regiment P. L. I. Commissariat Department, dangerously, Lie u ?. Power, 3tl regiment P. L. I. again severely, together with a severe loss in the lower grades, as per return att: e ed. The limits of this despatch prevent me front particularizing the zeal and devotion to their ditty of tio many who fully met the tepee - tations I had formed of them, yet 1 cannot refrain from hi inei 'ne the particular notice of the 3lajer-Generstl commanding the forces, the names of Captains Curiltent and Steadman, who so gallarey fell at the head of their respective columns ; of :Major neve, 12 It regimen, and Captain Carket, who succeeded him (when wounded of L cut. Charlton, let European regiment, and Lieut. Haig, 34 ht regiment C. L. 1., who bath likewise succeeded to fhe command u: their columns on the death of the be fore-minted officers ; of Captain Dickinson, commanding the artillery, whose heavy lire and exert. lent practice contributed so much to keep down that of the enemy a: Little Fullatton. attic Commissariat Deoartmenewle , t a ndem l e volunteered his services; to Lieutenant Woo gate, of the Quart r. Mae er-General's department, far his exertions in lead - leg on :he pioneers with the ladders on both attacks ; and to Lieut. Williams. commanding 3d regiment P. L. 1., not only for his eile:ty a a zeal, but from the able assistance I hive derived from Ma perUct knowledge of thellurmese langenge. The conduct or the flank companies of the Ist I;urrpent regiment (both officers and men) has been steel as nobly to 'testate the hit le character of British soldiers. I am happy to have it is my power to add that the ratite trcors, with their respective European t films, under my ceneriand, hate upheld the character of good sahlieme The unremitting attention and humane mliriettle and care of .he sick and wounded, by Mr. Assistant-Surgeon eieltareime, I t lee. rope= regiment, is such, that I feel it my duty to bring his name likewise to your favourable notice. From the numerous accounts received from the load nom of Pegue villages, who had been held In captivity be the A mitto.ei who defended the place, the lumber of the enemy may be rah:e lated at 3 or 4.009. Upwards of three enndred dead bodies were found in t':e too, k. Om Independent of those carried off. thrown Into wel!s and the river, their loss cannot be computed at less than double that number. Many thousand of the inhabitants. who were held iffsithjection under the oppressive yoke of the Rumness, are now restored to their liberty and former homes, and the gratitude evinced by them • will, I am sure, prove aceeptabM to the warm feelings ut ,Menr-Oeneritl. revious to quitting the place; which I did yesterday morning, I ad the whole of the defences of every description destroyed, and burnt so completely that not a vestige remsine. i 1 cannot conclude without expressing to the Major-General the elateeisentertain of the able and ready services I received from my stair, not only on this, but on every °cession ; and I beg leave to l'bring their names to the favourable notice of the Major-General. vie., Captain Budd, 434 regiment, Brigade-Major, -and Captain Spicer, 12th regi tent, Deputy Assistant Quarter-Master-General, who on this glair each eondocted a colimm so the assault. I hate the honour to be, etc. H. 11. Parris, Lieut.-Col. Commanding Dettehmele. GENERAL *STORK cur xtetnn AND WOUNDED, IN ACTION, AGAINST SITTAON wrocnAna, OK 'THE 7TH AND Willi 01P JANUARY ILTAIPECTITRLY. (Swop, Shoegheen, Jan. 14,1826. January 7. •of Pearocottah lig h t infantry—l lieu.eiant-colonely RE. A' of ___ tag T CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE. AGAIKST IDTTACK wroczaria, OK TILE 7TH AND litli • HOUSE, for the EAST and W EST INDIES .and OK JANUARY anatEcTiersaz. :u- 3OUTH A3l ERICA , EXETER CHANGE. STRAND. mmp, Shoegheen, Jan. 14,10`:1;. ici- Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen January 7. cr . proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will 3 d Regimental Pearocottah light infantry—l lieu.enant.colontl, lid in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, - - - -- - swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a • Angle, by water-•-1 captain, -10 grinners, one sitt.pcunder, large and well manufactured stock of Sea Cots , Couches , and Bed- and qamfaar and two.fifths howitzers. ling; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps; SeaChesta, Lot party. under Major Horne, 12th regiment, proceeded on Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other desciiptlon of Tomei. ilk isetnnt—Flank company, Ist European regiment, arrenty- ling Equipage. sight rank and file; light (employ% 4 2th regiment. tortudeletl to An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary ve. one hundred - rank and file ,• head.quarters, '4 h regiment, Pint 'Et luieites for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a greet infantry, one .hander and fifty rank and file, with twenty-Avg an- attriery of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable pioneers. 'di- for families going abroad, Military and Hiadostanee Books t The right column, under Majo_r Horne, 13th regiment N. L— ire- Maps, &c. • Light solsoatir. .121 h regiment ,dki. J. eighty-two rank and tie, en, A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Coracle, Tandem. Photon with two ladders. aor 3tanhope„ and Chaise Harness, with every description pf Oiddlery Centre column, undvCaptain Steadman , 54th regiment, C. L. I. ore. &c. &c. for home use, East and West India, and South Ptnrrica, Light company Ist Ettropeartreypiment, thirty.five rink and Ms wit- which merit inspection from their qualtty, first stile of workman- Head-quarters 34th regromitfl. L. I. one hundred and slaty. eith ship, and moderate Minis. four rank antl•file,witki•V * • ' All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and at Lehselumn, ninhir,capta n ursham tat European regiment— Liars olcellant plan of fifty years •mantling is strictly Attended to ''. eget* eatnp, l A4t Httrapean Vent ' , ferty- too lank and 11 ; . . , .the milking but one Ready Money PrieNtrom with no Ostenwitt* .11earte(e, ifikboat i'e -IL two bentheal sink awl ti.e, . be made. - . • tire kidfiCite . ~ . • A ..