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Pet Cent ' , ' ,A , ••••• 4 Ilk .) ------ --1.-/ ' • • - 6 ' Ge...-- ? --- --- .1.-s. l ' 4 e iv l r : ;A •-,---- . Ir't _ __. + d ir + Illk . i&N til .4 I IIP: 7 1 lc _ LIFP " l IT 1 Ity;•tutosita , • 1 1 s ', ze-e- --- -0 -- " •----- %;(). 6,782. a'- LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1824. Price 7d. I - i iilii poDF OF LONDON, Argatrs :1, lOC FOR SALE, _ LUOM:f Pt CD. BOOKS PUHA' eALha BY AUCTION. bALh•, nY AUCTION. 1 (Irt!, , or the Ibiontrittle the Commissiwiert of his I) 'Majesty's Erche Itereitser, in a spacious Mom at the Chief Droad.sireet, on WEDNESI/A I'. the 11th; Tilt Of.. the oth; EItIDA V, the 10th; TVESI4A Y. the 14th; '. l e a WEDS CSDAV, the Isth days of September, 11:24, at One .: . coq in tho Afternoon prvci,el7 T HE F 01,1.. )WliS 4t 014411/S, viz t— r4.l6dlam. (.lone Spirits French and other Foreignll'ines (hrew' tloffee Shrub' flack and Green Tea lerack Pepper Wax and Tallow Candles gor;lials . Soap Merry Brandy Glass. Vssafew Lots of l'offee, Cocoa, and Arrack, for Exportation. Patel which We allotted in small quantities, for the better ac ..trot-413:tan of several dealers, as well as private persons, who may Ahem:tie purch.isers. c a wirgusi mar he ha .1 at M. each, and Samples seen at the verhasorktip•a% ()thee, Tuwer.hill. from Wednesday, the Ist, ,ITupl.iy, the 7th of September, 11124, from ten till two o'clock, on the morning of sale, from ten till twelve o'clock. •-• • T IIE QUARTERLY REVIEW. Nu. LX. will I e publilibed 11l IS DA V. 110'$K,4 FOR SCHOOLS.-LIST Pitb:;shetl by %Y. SI3II'S.IN and It. 311.11tS11.1L1r, fkationere 11. ill "art, Ludgate.street, Loudon ; and s.Ail by id: Book tiler,, anti a good a ll owance to Tembers. Num . ()1)1 Zll )NA T E, Franeese. Francese Italia.in, ronipe da quell°, D'Al ; Arriollit° di tutti i tenni .i Taipei delle Scienre a Ant, ditlle Conjugationi de' Vcrbi regolari eirr4;o/nri ; e dispcato all' uso deg)' Italian' rde Francesi. I'ar GIUSEPPE 31A IIITNELLI. 2 eols. 12s. bound. The CA3IEII.I, or ART of DRAWINO in WATER-CO. I LOURS; with Instructions fur Sketching from Nature. compris ing the whole process of Water-coloured Drawing, familiarly ex. eitiplifieti in Drawing, Shadowing, and Tinting a complete Land scape. in all as progressive sows,: and directions for compOtend- Mg and using colours, Sepia, Indian Bitter, &c. By J. Ilas. sell. 55. briards. AIIENERAL TA 111.11 of the ITALIAN V ERIS'S, regular ant irregular, by which the formation of any tense or person re quired may he immediately found. lExeented by It. Zotti. after the Preach plan laid down by R. Juigne, is his table of French Verbs. A new edition, corrected and improved by C. BMW. Co. loured, lid. A KEY to the OREEK TESTAMENT; being a Selection of chapters philologically explaided ; for the use lit Young Alen designed for thellinistry. By Charles Hook, Author of a synopsis of Latin Grammar, and Steps to 'Latin Verses. 3s. od. boards. The COMPLETE Cf DI RESPONDENT ; consisting of Let ters adapted to every Ape sod situation of Life; together with various useful forms of Business and Compliment; the best dine nuns for Epistolary %Vriting, and more than fifty specimens of real Correspondence, selected from the best Writers in the English Lan guage; as Addison, Cowper, Gay, JOIIIISOD, I'upe, Lady Ilertford, Lady %Vortley 31inatague, Mrs. Rowe & e. and stone Translations Onto thc Latin Clanks and etietwated Illtench Writers. 2s. sewed, ;:r. fel. bound. <• COIIDEHII ('OLIAIQITIA SELECTA ; or select Colloquies of Mathurin Cor her: better adapted to the capacities of Youth, and titter for beginners in the Latin Tongue than any edition of his Colloquies, or any other book yet publish ed. The Itlth edition, revised and ecsrrected. By S. Loggan, A. 31. 2s. bound. TO COM fl-Mfi KERS ANT) OTHERS. By Mr. SIII.,TTLE .s'ORTII. At his Sale-room. No. Si, Poultry, on MONDAY NEXT, August 30, at 11, by order of the Assignees. extensive anti valuable STOCK in TRADE, I. • ...moved from No. 3. Ilould-riquare, consisting of Doacp Tortoiseshell Crops 7i Dozen lient o i. o 230 Ditto !hinds 294 Ditto Shuttles 110 Ditto Braids 27 .Ditto Box Combs 274 Ditto Pin 133 Ditto Ivory ditto 21i Dian Pocket ISM Ditto Horn Combs, sari -211 Ditto Imperials Gus. A quantity of tough Tortoiseshell and retwie, and miscellaneous articles in trade May be viewed one day previous to the sale, when Catalogues mar he had at the place ot sale; of Messrs. Kirkman and Rimier ford. Solicitors, 21. Cannon-street ; and of Mr. Shuttlewcirth, 21 (a ljnining St. Mildred'. Church), Poultry, removed from 27. ABSOLUTE REVERSIONS AND COUNTY FIRE OFFICE ANNUITIES. PERIODICAL SALE, FIRST SALE OF DUTCH FIA)WCR ROOTS, Ju.t arrived from Holland. Arbil l i l t r y " l% , „ A „ "S aad res il l i e L' fij c "LatTl:tilblicllcsSlTßll7;ll; SALE. at the notion Man, on %V El )NESDAI' NEXT, Sep. tember I, and following day. in Twelve, un ettetisire ASSORT MENT of FLAMER ROOTS, consigned Irvin an cotton:it Florist a; :haricot ; consist irg of various sumo( named hyacinths, tulips, noes, grand pintos, orange pitarnix, wens. iimomparables, ruikcndc fylio:n. ranunculuses, Persian, Spanish. and English irises, campernellea, &c. The whole of a superior description. To be viewed the maiming% of Sale. and Catalogues had of Mr. Thomas Williams , 29'.0. Iligh.street. Cheltenham; at the Star and Garter, Richmond-hill ; Packhorse,. Tarchani.grten; King's inns, Croydon; lloms,Nortruod ; Wheatalietif, Tooting ;')lucs's Head, Mitchum ; Plough, Clapham ; Nag's l;ea:l. Wandsmirtb riai ; Gatehouse, Highgate; Castk Inn, Wind sor; at th e A ut . Alan;tiuu and of Mr. Williams, Thregnexton.strett, opposite the Auction Mart. NN(( CATECHIS/118. A CAUTION. rorttliirity of those excellent little Tr;atis , •l, 1. kn•twn by the general title of PIiNNOVICS CATUCIIIs:tIS of the .►HTS and SCIENCES, having led to certain imitations of them, which are alike derogatory to the reputation of the imitators, and injurious to the celebrity of that sr.t-in on which the genuine Catechisms are written, Messrs. G. and W. li. WIIITTAKIAL Booksellers, of Ave-Maria-hrie, London, hereby inform the Trade, and the Public in general, that they are determined to defend their interests in the said Works, by enforcing such penalties against every piratical attempt to injure them, as the Law of Copy-right authorises ; and they hope. after this public Notice, that no Book seller., or other ►'enders of Books, will place (het:indent is a situ a:ion to be tmubled on this subject, by purchasing or selling such imitations or surreputinus counterfeits. PIN )(E5 CA'PECIIISMS comprise every useful subject in History, Pulite Literature, and the Arts, in Seventy separate Ca. techisw%, neatly ornamented, at Ninepetre each ; or, bound toge ther, in 10 vols. price Four Guineas, forming the only complete Ju venile Ercyclopaclia ewer publi.hcd. Are-Maria-Line, London, Aug. 14, 11124. COPEROLP RESIDENCE NEAR. WINDSOR. By 3/r. 11'1E11A:11S. At the Auction Mayi, opposite the Bank of England, on THURS., DAY. September 16, at 11. A coPyliOLli ESTATE, comprising a substantial brick-built Residence, with emich-house, four-stall stable, walled parilens. .and orchard, very plea-antly bitll4lC in the rural village of Wynirdisbury, in the county of Buckingham, about font miles from WirZine, two from Huebert, three from t'olnbrook, three from Staines, two from Horton, fire from Salt Hill, and twzniy from London ; commanding line views of Wind sor pastle mid the swerounding country t in the vicinity of his Ma jesty's stag hounds and harriers. with excellent fishing in the neighbourhood ; the whole standing upon near tan acres. Also, an Allotment of Land opposite the Premises. The Estate in equal in value to freehold, the tine being certain, and only 13s 61.. and trifling quit rent. The property and residence of With Alonnery, Eel. N.B. The pauxhaser may have immediate possession. 'lO be viewed till the Sale, and Particulars hie at the George, iVyrardisbury ; Castle fun, Windsor; White Abut, Colnbrook ; Rush, Staines; Perklcy Arms, Cranford; g owe ...dad Crown, Hounslow; Castle, Rumford; Auction Matt; and of 31r. Wil liams, Throgmorton-street, I ondon. . • -- 110Y.11, NATIONAL. BATH COMPANY, It rapaing extensive BATHING Esr,tisi.tsll3lENTS in convenient parts of the Metropolis, suited to the relstiee cs udie.yi of the inhabitants, combining all the varieties of isslt tai lr,bh, Wargo, Cold, bledicated,Napour, and P . :mann DIRECTORS. 6 tm irALTEII STIMLINU, Bart.. Chairman. ;Irina DosLING, Esq. Deputy ( hairman. iL (1:ild, Esq. Sir F. !MA Munanney, M.P. 1t.4 Ail, Esq. W. Itothery, Esq. J . F tiptoe. k;aq. R. Saunderion, Esq. 1.1 octant. Esq. ('. Smith. M.D. Isef h Moore, M.D. W. G. Stirling, Esq. RANKERS AND ThEASER Ems. it er Stirling, part., Stirling, and Strand Mai blasterman, Peters, Mildred, klwiterman, am! Co. Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street. ARCHITECTS. slessrv. Bantock, Geary, and Lewer, Cornhill. SHED:IT'D*. George Abbott, Esq.. Mark-lane. riVIE CAI'IT AL of this ( tNI I'AN Y is 2.50,000/. in I shoes of Mg. each, upon which a dep.siit of two pounds s !irl an the purchase thereof. No person can hold more than forty tues. limuions for the remaining shares must be made in wr:ting Arm p •incipals only, addressed to the Directors, at the ()Nice of *Cc( npany, No. 1, Lancaster-place, lVaterloo-bridge ; which sp lices ins will be considered of as early as possible, and answers ntwis d. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTR. At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. September 1, at 12, ri J.. IHE AbaciltVe Reversion to 1,1150/. 3 Twr emit. Con sols, receivable en the demise of a Lady. in the :Seth year of. her age; and to 4JUI. S per Cent. Consols. coo the death of a Lady, 66. Also Sixty County lire Office Annuitit a. Particulars may be had of Mr. Itippmgltam, Solicitor, Great Pres.:on-street, Goodman's-fields; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shut deworth, No. 20 (adjoibing tit. Mildred** Church), Poultry, re moved from No. 27. El.l-11ENTARY FRENCH ItOOKS, FOR THE I'SEOPSCHOOLS AND PRIVATE TrITION. FIRST STEP to the FRENCH TONGUE; a. designed as an easy Introduction to, and einsisting entirely of. the Webs; with Practical Exercises. Ify A. l'icquut. Second Edition. 12mo. price Is. 6d. hound. CI /NV ERSATII INS of a 510THER with her D.tUGHTER and some other Persons; or, Dialogues composed for Mule. l'ampan's Establishment, near Paris. Arranged for the use of English Young Ladies: French and English. Third Edition. Price 3%. fol. bound. REVERSION TO 1)1E THOUSAND POUNDS NF:W a'()liil PER CENTS. By Ilfr. SHUTTLEWORTIL At the Mart, on WEI/NI:SPAY NEXT, dept.!. at 13, TILE Absolute REVERSION to 1,0001. Four per Cent RANK ANNUITIES. part of a larger Sum. grand lug in the Name of the Aerountant-fleneral of the Court of chan cery. receivnble on the death of the bunivor ors lady aged about 76, and another lady aged about 45. Particular% may he had of Mesas. Sweet, Stokea, and Carr, So lieitora, A , Km.ingliall-street ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttle worth,2B( tdjoiningSt.MiliretraChurch),Poultry,remove I from 27. A NEW SET of FRENCH PHRASES and FAMILIAR IIIAIA)GUES. By M. Des Carrieres. Seventh Edition. nice 31. Gd. bound. La RENTREE de VACANCES ; nu, Present aux Jeunes Demoiselles. Par Marie A. Lenoir, Auteur des " Conversations d'l;roestine."&e. Second Edition. 12mo. price Is. bound. MODERN FRENCH CONVERSATION: containing new ear} Dialogues, !lode's of Cards, Bills, Receipts, and Commercial 'suers, oa various Subjects, in French and English. By J. Manrois. Second Edition. Price 3s. 6d. bound. LETPRE.S D'UNE PERI'I'IENNE. Par Madame de Gratligny. A new Edition 12mo. puce 3s. 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By_ Mr. slitTrnxwoitni, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, September I, at 12, in two boa, itDESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, compris ing six neat brick dwelling-houses, situate Nos. 4, n„ 9,7, It, and 9, in fampden's-plare, near the Swan, Kensington Gravel Pits, prixlucing a nit rental of 831. per annum. Also, an improsod teat of II /..4s. per annum, amply secured upon a dwelling-house and premises, Nn 14, King-street, Southwark. May be viewed, and particulars had at the Swan, Kensington Gravel Pits ; at the Mart • and of 31r. Shuttleworth, 28 (adjoining itt, Mildred's Church), P oultry, removed from 27. WEBER'S SREISCHI:TZ. ►THE MUSIC of the above celebrated OPERA, Coo l. siting of the Overture, March. and (with Ft. Acct the Hunting Chants, arranged for the Pianofort?, together with SEVEN VOCAL PIECES. all with the original Symphonies and Amin. paniments, will appear nn the lit of September, in the Twenty-first Number of the ILIR MONICON, price Half-a-Crown. The A r ranisements lot the Pianoforte were made under the imm.Miste dire l ion of the Latin Von Weber, and the English Words are translated from the original Heiman, and adapted to the Music, exclusively for this Edition. London : Printed for Samuel Leigh, la, Strand ; and soil by all booksellers in Town and Country. Orders should particularly specify the Hannonicon Edition of the Music of ditt Freischiitz, as no other can be had under six times the price. --- AKIA . to KEITH'S TREATISE nn the GLOBES; con taining near one thousand Solutions, worked out to the nicest acen. racy, and in so explicit a manner as to enable the Student to gain a complete and scientific knowledge of both globes, without any in. struction front a Master. By B. Vines, Mathematician and Nautical Astronomer. 4*. board I. _ _ _ GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTES; or an Easy Introduction to Dr. Lowth's Engliah Grammar. By John Ash, LLD. A new cdnice , . le. bound. 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Skeletons of those 'files, with leading Questions and Hints, to guide and assist the Juvenile Writer in re-composing them. 3. Poetic Reading Made Easy, by means of Metrical Notes to each line. 4. An A e . pendix of %elect Prose. Ity John Carey, LL.D. Author of " Latin Prosody made Easy," " Practical English Prosody Nal Versifica tion," &c. &e. 4s. bound. LE NOUVEAU TESI'AIrENT de notre Seigneur JESUS CHRIST. Iturrimi! sur PEdition de Paris, de VAnnee, Edition stereotype recu ct corregee avec win trapres Ic texte Gres. Is. fd. bound. WANTS A SITUATION. A OIING MAN from the Country, about Thirty A Years of Age, who thoroughly understands the management 'Karl 'e and the various Branches uf Farming, wishes for a Situa -411,4 their in Town or Country, fur himself and Wife, without in .rokonee. The wife is accustomed to Fancy and Needle-work. My ! are perf:ctly acquainted with Fanui'..; and Domestic Cun ard, sad both ran write well. A‘l4 rem (post-paid) to Mr. Peddle, 12, Great Suffolk-street Ducat h. PATENT DINOLVING CI7N LOCK. THIS excellent 1,0( . 1i is constructed on the princip.e of diotharging either by PERCUSSION, or with FLINT aid STEEL I he transition to either mode of firing is effectuated instantane. aptly, without adding, altering, or rentoving any part of the Lick whatsoever ; it becomes a matter of safely as well as convenience to sportsmen. LACY and WITTON having received unqualified approbs don of this elegant Lock front the first Sporting Characters in die country, with numerous orders for guns on the above principle, re spectfully entreat the sporting world to apply at their 3lanufactury, No. b 7, TH ME.% DNLEDLE-STREET, LONDON, where only item be procured. fp) BE SOLD, Loughborough, Trent and Mersey, Grand Junction, Monmouth, Wilts and Berk', Dudley, Rails .661, Rochdale, Barnesley, Thames and Medway, Re gent's, Lancaster, Portsmouth and Arundel, Leeda and Liverpool, Elms .re, Leicester, Leicester and Northampton, Melton Mow- Inv st d Stratford-on-Avon CANAL b HARES ; Westminster, 'alma I, and City of London OAS lAOIIT SHARES; 'An dy, pest India, and Commercial DOCK sT(wK • Globe, Albion; Guardian, and County INSURANCE SHA ICES ; Se nt]] Ls I W . ye RAILWAY and CANAL SHARES. Apply to Edmonds Wolfe, 11, Change-alley. REtli :NT BAZAAR. NEAR TIIE REGENT'S PARR. IS PROPRIETORS beg to apologize to the & It übility, Gentry. and Public in general, for the unavoidable delay i> cite (*puling of this most desirable and convenient Eats %dim, it. They have now the honour of stating, that it will posi tively la • opened on It'El/NE:4IIIV, the Ist day of Septranber ant, f r the sale of similar Articles, and conducted upon the same Ar‘es th wetly ?caret t, a. the Bazaar in Soho-aqUare. 'ro)) tt uTII also beg to state, that no pains or expense have will in future he spared, to render this Establishment he Patronage of these to whom this notice is must respect dressed. neeeaue7 prcesution will be taken for the accommodation pea visiting this Establishment. t Bazaar, Aug. 21, 1164. The been, AOR ICULTURA L IMPLEMENTS, Ra % (OTTANI and MALLEN have on SALE, tbd it IMPROVED THRESHING and WINNOWING NES, which are unrivalled for their superior and espedi le of working, aid well worthy the attention of Gentle. have a large quantity of grain. Also a great variety of Hammes, Drills, and Sowing Machines, CliMlCutters, ing Machines Mr Malt, Beans, Pease, Oats, he. ; Hand grinding Flour, either of steel or buhr norma l with 'furnip, (*strut, and Mangel Worsel Cutters. Ihe re , :rake, Harrow, and General Benson's Cultivator, with tI halm protements • Blake's inverted Horse Hoe, Scotch Cans, snita urns, and \tangles ; also every description of Wrought I 'on Work, Sheep, Cattle, and Os Hurdles and Gates, at Pig Troughs, Field and Garden Rollers, Cucumber and I 4 'Out, Cast lion rnmpt, Milk Pans, he at their Repo. 'my, insley-street, Oxford-street • and at their Manufactory, ttatrak read, Surnford.street, Lambe th, LiTARI ISHED upwards of TWENTY YEARS, for the MALE of IRISH LINEN, by the PIECE, at the Factors' hew, I M. 4, on the 1 4 outh Side of Bloomsbury-square, Your Dorsi ont the top of Southampton-street. Holborn. `SHE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to an '. me to the Public, that the above House is their only Es., in this Country, where they continue to supply the No. "try, and she Public with IVA RR A N'WED GRASS. I .Eb LINEN kw Shins and Sheets, of the hest fabric , at a price ccusideraWy lower than they can be procured , .y other medium. They also enoie to return the put ty should any fault appear. n Oh Bills and Rank of Ireland Notes utensil usual.- 9 ibq a'4 Town inters punctually attended to, by 1 110kili VAN, 4, Ili•onsintry-square., London ; and ) Agents. LDOY I, St. Mary** Abbey, Dublin, SDI I HUNDRED PIECES of JAC CO ;ETA, and MUSLINS of various descriptions: like *bilk Linens, tibertiogs„ Dimities, lied-Ticks, Quilts, Conn. 1,41 4, I ilankets, awl saber NEN-DRA Ph:R YMNMS of Iltsst, olitic', with evevy•deseription of Goods usually kept by "Ila4kaers. Tbe whole to be Sold at. the WAREHOUS E, Cent st RPM:ROSS-STREET, BARBICAN (the name over the doors), without the least reserve, be. t imant -I ""la , Ph' Stocks and Unredeemed Piece Goods of Pawn. Pe iNvtees of the Bankrupts beg to inform the Heads of Fa °,ww_ lei the Public in general, that they are uuthorited to Sell rw•werth or prime Goods, and recounnerxl the billowing Ar gtr!tillYmecliata attention : wmat of every description, et less than half the usual price; . 1 / 2 14nd 7.8 grass-bleached Irish Linens, very strong. iCol s 111 . psi t i bea ty lt L ifu Nd ll . y pt ti i ne, ya a i nd d. pa rt icularly stou t, sLo l u ly t, *old ls p i:C r bi. yan fisl i ;. Pi iiiVrra large quantity of homespun Sheeting, at fish per yard ; • wwl Is. err card; large size Blankets, at Is. fid. a pair; Ilk • c omis soiled only in one fold, fit for four post beds, trs. bid. and plain S:ufrs, 3d. per yard ; excellent black and fillibi taz 1 ' 4661 'M Pd. per yard; figured .and plain Lustres, '2•• , ,Per yard ; Cambric and Jaaconet Muslina, yard and a at 61 per yard ; sprigg.ll, checked, and corded Mus. L li 'l r : d A. per yard real widtlark, twilled, and plain Sarre fir lir yard : chintz } urn itures. warranted fast colours, Isr XII; y e a a r i d k . 'o, l, l n t i Lscr 3 rrd ; per s hr;t i tt . it' s u u l p :ll-wide India rfine, and gu quite new C t il l i . lea ks,a le• Per yard: yard and a half wide wove in cotton Shawls, 1 , 4 7dre1l si:k Shawls and St . ..trts, at j - n. Rd. each. worth siz aiiir 1 a lot of silk Handkerchiefs, at 2s. fah each ; NI, ellh Mane), 4.A. a yard' bed Ticks, that will wear for 20 ak 1 ' 44 ' 1 Per Yawl ; non's and women's Stockings to be sold b jepair; yard acid a half wide Table Linen, double the sub iiTpc nilly :o be mta with, at Is. per yard ; also several bun and diaper Tablecloths, somewhat soiled, at half. aliZ° . l . w ili warranted sound, and suitable for families of the first . r.,Y. i t zs! at J. 31 E1/HURST'S, Corner of Itedcroas-street, -EADY's 1.114: PRF.SERVERS are Sold at 38, 1 6 moth EAN-s TREET,st)III). and no other place in London: o altrel arrangement of Remedies for the general fo vt the 11 " , tf, 10 previously prepared as to enable the pTe.cribe for thonselves, without trouble or dclan doubtless in many instances a Life Prese.ver. • tel. chit hay been sanctioned by long and successful dis founded upon a 'latent in which all the moiler to the m'iL ace of medicine are combined. 'ward e d to every part of the country, on receiving the utherwise.—Price I Is. • 2%. • and 3:14. ; Yawns with caplet's directiaaa. ner, fit r the sale ul hinclvae. to savvy The I 'reprietuns ; been, et will in , worthy the Patron. fully int dressed. Ever', seeesaary gea vision lirgea t Bazaar, AGRI(' T El; J . , (OT 1 1A ihs it !MPH 11ACH I NES„ wh , nous !no .le wo • who have a 1 . Hanoi's, s *1 • •ii ing 31a,c1 „, Mill. fur grinding Bathers •; Turbip, a *big :rake, IL 11111 hp ?mammy pins CI urns, an • 'Cast Wor :Cade Pig Tr° • Idea 4 ghts, Ca M fluky.* • tall. -aid, eta. • LiTARI ISIIED BALE of IMISi Price, 4.1, on innl em the u • lIUS H _soli tee to tha ▪ "awl .t in this tapmvs, ant CI .6b LI: adtebal , at a prit lIPMII, .y other **meg !y should • Bstll ish 11 Town VAN, 4, LDOYI. 31, St • ZEVM i HUN COI;ETA, a *hi* Llama, b 1 4 11 1111.1 :lashes, jp•alities, TI CO* or REDO 11 0:1111171tieT Isshatpts' Ste. • *lora The Tia ttees of lai rlsoll the Pa verth or pri 4:114,„ _hbeinectiats ,Ineet of every "••i t sisaf .1.1 ant If*• • te • beans 'Pt W Yr446.,gr 1 q A. 1%1 C Z IIII S 101 int • and Gain hard .• IL • it at l.• per yard jr llll ler y • 4:1 ard 2welaWio ft• i s Zter yard ; Ir•I • per yal Os rim via, w e % 'r e Y • -4" 'Land. )1111,4 07 • • pit. • a .,_swair; Crete ra lly to and 118,601 e warm ;Ituity. t o bk. 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I, at 12 o'clock, MITE LEASE or cr.APToN HO 'SE, a spacious 1 and most substan•hd IA kl ILY 111 A NSI4 )N, with attached and detached offices of every descriptiou upon a large scale, exten sive kardens, and eleven acres arid) Meadow land, most desirably satyric near the Lea Bridge-road, at Clapton, sliddlesex. The House is suitable for any establishment of magnitude, and well calculated for a ladies' te,hool, containing nine ;iffy bed-chambers., and six large Attica, handsome dining and drawing-rooms, break fast psrlour, morning and music mums, library, an elegant mar_ ble hall, domestic offices upon a corresponding scale, detached coach-housey and ambles. large yards, a chapel, green and hot houses, fish-pond, caressive flower and kitchen gardens, terrace walks, acid an inelosure of rich meadow land, thg whole eon)- prising about 15 aces. May be viewed, and particulars had on the premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28 (adjoining St. Mildred'. Church), l'oeltry, removed from No. 27. ST. JAMES'S STREET AND PALL MALI« CAPITAL LEASEHOLD HOUSES. PRODUCINU AN IMPROVED RENT OF 2701. PER ANNUM. By Mr. MILLS, On TUESDAY NEXT, Augist 31, at Twelve o'clock, at the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, in One Lot. AVALUABLE and UNDr;NIABLE SECURED IMPROVED RENT OF 2701. PER ANNUM, arising from an important Leasehold Estate, being 1 and 2, St. James's street, and the corner of Pall-mall, comprising a capital and elegantly finished spacious Dwelling House and Shops, in the occupation of Mr. Sams, and Mr. Palmer; also one other Dwelling House with Shop adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. Swallow, hatter. The above mentioned premises art let on leas* for the whole term. The respective premises may be viewed by permission of the tenants, of whom particulars may be had; also of Alexander Mac dougall, Esq. 9, Lincoln's Inn, New-square; at 'lie Mart, and of Mr. Mills, Chapel place. Poultry. DF.NMARK HILL. EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE. WITH COACH HOUSE, STARLING AND LARGE GARDEN. By Mr. MILLS, On TUESDAY NEXT. August 31, at Twelve o'clock, at the Auction Mart, Bartliolomew-!ane. Fr HE LEASE, with immediate possess:on, at a Pepper corn Rent, of a Genteel Family RESIDENCE, delightfully situated on Denmark Hill, t'aniberwell, the corner of the road leading to Champion Hill, commanding the most interesting scenery. The Premises contain sis chambers and dressing.rooni, handsome drawing, dining; and morning rooms, excellent domestic offices, detached coat:. house, stabling for three horses, and spacious garden, beautifully laid out, and abundantly stocked with fruNtrees n full bearing. To be viewed till the sale by cpplicstion on the premises, where particulars may be had ; also at the Mart, and of Mr. Mills, Chapel-place, Poultry. ESSEX. I'ALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, within Forty Milo of London. By Alr. MILLS, On TUESDAY NEXT. August 31, at Twelve o'clock, at the Auction 31art,1.1artholornew.lane. ACompact and very Valuable FREEDOLI) ESTATE, known as B.IDCoe KS, conaisting of about Sixty A cres of capital Arable, Pasture, and %Food Land in the highest mate of cultivation, lying nearly within a ring fence, with an excellent Farm House, suitable Agricultural Buildings, situated in the parishes of Stebbing, Old Sailing and Bardlield Sailing, in the vicinity of several good market towns, and abundance of game. being about five miles from Dunniow, six firm Braintree, tour. teen from Chelmsford and Bishop Stortford. Let on Lease to 3lr. Joseph Smith, a highly responsible and unexceptionable tenant, for an unexpired term of six years, at the very low rent of tag per annum. The property is submitted as an eligible investment. The Estate may be viewed by leave of the tenant, until the sale, of whoui particuhrs may be had; also of Messrs. Knight and Fyson, solicitors, No. 2(1. BasinghalLstreet, and at thc_ Saracen' Head, Dun:now; White Hart, Braintree; Saracen's Ileti,Chelms ford; Green Man, Harlow; George, Bishop's Samford; Crown, Ingatestone; and of Mr. Mills, 4, Chapel-place, Poultry, London. ESTATES--BRIGIITON, CITY OF lA/NOON, KEN. NINGTON, VAUXHALL: and ANNUITY of 251. per Annum, arising from Ct WY HOLDS at HOUNSLOW. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, on FRIDAY, Sept. 3, at Twelve o'Clock, lir OM." of the Trustees of Mr. G"orge Stent, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, (in au unfinished state) most desirably situate No. 9, Marine. square, Marine.parade, Brighton. This property is submitted as a favourable opportunity of purchasing a Ite,idence in one of the most improving and fashionable situations in Brighton, and a FREEHOLD BRICK-IHT I LT DWELLING HOUSE,No. II, Essex-street, near the Brighton Arms, of the estimated value ul twenty guineas per annum. A Substantial FLEEHOLD BRICK-BUILT DWELLING HOUSE, No. 3, Glouccster-court, sit. Andrew's-hill, Doctors' Commons, in the City of London ; on Lease to a highly respectable Lessee, for a tens of which live rears were unexpired at Midsum mer last. at a clear Net Rent of thirty pounds per annum. An Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a Brick built Dwelling House, with Fore I 'oun, aLd large Garden, very cheerfully and respectably situate, No. 3, Providence-place, Ken nington-lane, near the Gardens, the high road leading to Vauxhall bridge; in the occupation of the proprietor, ‘lr. Miller, who will give immediate possession; of the presumed value of 351. per annum. A DWELLING HOUSE and GARDEN, No. 4, adjoining; let to Mrs. Putlash, tenant at will, at 311. 10s. per annum. 1%4 whole held for an unexpired term of fotty-three year and a half, front 2lidsumnier last, at a tlmund Rent °flat. Tni. per annum. A Neat LEASEHOLD HOUSE and GARDEN, No. 12. Vauxhall -terrace; let to Mr. Goundry, tenant at will, at 241. per, annum. Held for 26 years unexpired, at the trilling Ground Sent' of 2/. 81. per annum. And, AN A NNUITF of 211. per Annuns, issuing nut of Pour Copyliold Houses and Gardens, at Hounslow, in the parish of Isle worth, Middlesex, on the south side of the road leading to Ilan. worth, in the occupations of Messrs. Parrett, Lynch, Watford, and Spruce. To be viewed till the sale with leave of the tenants, and descrip tive particulars had ten days preceding the sale, of Messrs. Lash mar and Son; Mr. S. Ridley, auctioneer; Messes. Faithful, soli citors; and at the Old Ship. and White Horse Inns, at Brighton also, o f mr. Hayward, 26, Bread-str.:ct, l'heapaide ; Messrs. Bridget and Adams, solicitors, Angel-.uurt; at the White Hart, Kennington-crass; Queen's .Irins, liennington-lane; and of Mr. Throgmorton.street. REWARD. AA MONG the very nt;;;o;i3orrospondents of the last 2 - 1 week atJONATHAN WARREN'S BLACKING MA NUFACTORY, he ix sorry to find persons addressing him on the subject of having his Name chalked on the Walls in and about the Metropolis. lie, in order to maintain that character which his establishment has hitherto done (that of ranking among the first in the ctiuntry). declares that he has never done, nor will he do, any act, which, in his opinion, would much lower him in the esti mation of an enlightened public. The nuisance occasioned by such vile practices, Inducts Jona::-.an Warren to offer .Reward to. any person whn may detect others in writing his name on any IValla I Jonathan Warren likewise cautions the public against spuriou articles being sold under his name, and that his only Establishment is at 1111, Ilungerford Stairs, Strand, where his genuine and only original Blacking is sold wholesale ; and retail by every respect. able Vender in the I'nited Kingdom, in Bottles, Boxes, and Pets at Is. rid., la, and rid, each. 11 E Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS 1. for MA KZ NO SODA WATER, continue to be prepared, and sold by tli Inventors and Proprietors, Messrs. 0. MA It- SBA and CO. Chemists. Brewer -street, Golden-square, and is sold in Boxes, at 2.5. ttd. each, and in Bottles, at 22. e. each, duty included. The Oxygenated Soda Powders having acquired a great repute. elan, at boon and abroad, many ineffective and murious sorts have been impi.sed on t.lic Public. The genuine will have the words, •• Prepared by Messrs. G. Marshall and Co." engraved on every Box and Bottle. ••• All other advertised preparations fee making Soda Water under !lie same name are spurious. To be had as above : Superior Seidlits Powder — l,avende; Water Cheltenham Salts in Crystals Ditto ditto Perfumed Ditto ditto in Efflorescence Ditto ditto 3fille Fleur Finest Calcined Al agn esia Vegetable Extract Pectoral Cough Drops Esprits--Vatious Aromatic Vinegar Eau de Cologne Jeivender Vinegar Arquebusaile Water. de. &r. Medicine Chests, oral Friuli, completely fitted for every climate and Genuine Drugs and Medicines, for home and Exportation, of the finest quality. Prepared and sold also, as above, very surrior FRENCH POLISH for all kinds of fine Wood, Furniture, k.e. BENEFIT SOCIETIES. Just publishes], by Messrs. G. and W. 11. Whittaker. Ave Maria lane, in one sheet aro. price Is., and may be had of all Bock. sellers, the Second Edition of CONSIDERATIONS on the Necessity of Appointing • BOARD of r.ommtsmoNEtts for the PROTEC TION and ENCOURAGEMENT of FRIENDLY SO CIETIES. By AN ACTUARY. EXTRACTS PROM THE I'A3IPIILET. " Did banks for savings meet with negtect ? wcre i the depositors left to themselves? driven to public-houses tOr meeting,-s. and to landlords for treasurers? as were the members of Benoit Societies. No, school-rooms, chapels, and proper Aim" were selected for their business, honmary subscribers eatint fors:taxi to their support, house. keener' and parish Wilms formed their committees, Mcinbets of Parliament their trustees, and Noblemen their patrons; and then, with all the disadvantages of ignorance and neglect on the one hand, and the beoetit of extensive patronage and encouragement on the ot h er, tha two institutions were compared. to shots the superio rity of th em e Banks over the Benefit Societtes." • • • " Will the advocates for savings banks be easily persienital to eve their annual premium, instead of insuring their houses against Arc? Certainly not. Yet they recommend the mechanic to plaec his money in the bank to provide against sickness and old at', whilst they know that sickness, like fire, though sonnewhr slows in its operations, may, in a slimt time, exhaast the savings of fitly years, and, like tire too, may came suddenly before the I;rst rear • • • expires.' • The bat friends of the working daises will alitays intre't them to provide :against the manifold wants of sickness cod of old age, by means of respectable and well-conducted benefit societici, the payments to which ought to form a part of tht:r current and positive expenses. To those who have anything to spare after this a savings bank may be useful ; the neceitsitics of old age bring brat secured by their club, the mechanic and labourer, through the me. dium of the bank, may be able to add comforts ; but no individual either befriend* his neighbour or his country, by enjoining a reli. ance upon individual saving.: a* a security iagainq riaw•ity, which ratty overtake a mast in an hour, and in a few months sweep away the *eying, of a whole life." • • • " There are so few actuaries who can or will pay attention to the rules, that this important part is generally neglected, and the mks and tables are submitted, with all the faults of the former, to the unagistr.atcs of the county in which the Society is to be holden, whose sanction sometimes renders, as it were, the moat intolerable contradictions, the most abominable nonsense, part of the law of the land." • • • . _ _ i do not recommend that additional Dowers be given to the Com mission ; the Magistrates are already enabled, by the authority of an Act of Parliament, to publish instructions, to draw up Rules fix new Benefit Societies, to refuse to sanction Amendments to the Rules of those already formed, until they are conformable to the law, to encourage improvement, and so on ; but three. fourths of these duties in some counties, and the who"- of them in othere f are leP unperformed. It is shewn, I should hope, clearly, that this neglect is highly initirious, and it is only the trart.ter of these powers to an efficient hoard which I advocate, and which, I again repeat, is necessary to the prosperity of Friendly Societies. In the presa,ind will be published in a few days. by the mine Author, INSTRUCTIONS for the IiSTARIASHRIENT awl 151. PROVEMENT of FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, with Grosaral (Yoscpuions, Notes, and original Table. 4 , t c~