The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1824-12-17 00:00:00

2 t tY - _ I ~. i , „4 e . .:litaH4l7'. 1 . ree_-- Z 4-,..--- t /e r . / 1 -• t , eif - C 7 /-- 41 ii- 4 / G- t.t 0- i_ .- / ./ K:r/ , -', ,- ! ---...,,•::, - z4b. 5.. . , . It rittti b ~. 1 1 ! „„___ LONDON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1,524. No. 6,877. Price 7d. PORT OP LONDON, Dee. 11, MU. FOR SALE. To mil in a few days, VIA BOMBAY direct, the fast-sailing eoppered A. 1. IL SHIP AMITY. JOHN GRAY,Commasiler, burden 300 Tons, lying is the West India Export Dock. This Ship has excellent accommodation for Passengers, and will carry a skilful Sunman. This day, lien. bad, " Z 0N D, a DRI, ATIC POEM. By Mrs. CHAItI. I RE. Printed fee John Murray. s • le-street. Tanneenser win be 41 - ~440. 31EMOIRS of the AFFAIRS of EU ROPE, from the PEACE of UTIIKAT. Printed for John Mummy. APlernarle.atreel. To-morrow will be published. with Plasm Y soh. w ell Hy^. SKETCH of the MANNPftB and CUSTOMS of Ili PI /1411J4A la, made during a ilesidence in Lisboa. in the Years 1821, 22, O. By MARIANNE 8AL1,1,11 7 .. Printed for John Murray, Albernaria-street. SALES BY ♦IICTION. BALES BY AUCTION. 711( Order . r , f the Ilonourahle the (7orromissioners 4 his %affray s grew Heanur. In a searsous Room, at the Chief utFee, l tld Bread-awe, Jn MONDAY, the 27th December, 3: I fie o'clock precisely, A QUANTITY OF LEAF AND MANUFACTURED Acco, tit gars, Cheroots, British and Foreign SnufE _ _ _ SURSIEV. II E.1I) LE V GROVE. Denrable Residence, with l)( 1 1° R ies K s f u N rc l irm i• end s, OfE:es. Stables, Coach-houses, Garden, Outbuildings, and upwards of One Hundred Acres or Land, in a King } once. SALE POSTPONED. BACK WELL COLLIERY AND ESTATE, NEAR BRISTOL For Freight or Passage apply to 3lesara. Fraser, Nichol, and Co. 12, St. lielen'a-placc ; Julin Chapman and Go. 2, beadenhall otran ; or to By Mr. ROBINS. (Of IVan.ick Regent-strect.) WINSTANLEY and SONS respectfully acquaint the Public, that the SAM.: of the above Property, *Merkel to take place at the Mart 'ru.trorrov, the 17th iasunt.is POST. PON El) fox a short time. 'rho ani I Coale to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, Ircdon Docks. sic days previous to the day of Sale, where Caur I,pits may be had at W. each. JOHN S. BRINLEY. 14, Dirchin.lanc. To Sail on the lath January from the RIM, and on the lath (wan Portsmouth, .FOR the CAPE of COO) HOPE. ISLE of FRANCE, 4 and MADRAS. the Ship GENERAL PALMER. A I. GEORGE TRUSCOTT. Commander, regatta We tons. Has excellent Accomnialation for Passengers, and carries a Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to George Truscett, Jerusalem Coffee-house. and No. 4, Ilirchin.lane. The Ship will he only three days at the ('ape and Isle of France Passengers have the option of remaining an koard. The General Palmer left the Lizard lam voyage the 224 of Muck 182 i, and returned the lath of November, having made her voyage to Indiaand back in seven months and twenty-sir days. In the ensuing Spring. unless an acceptable offer should is the mean time be made A VERY eligible FREEHOLD and grain part COPY HOLD ESTATE, HEADLEY GROVE HOCSE, a convenient Residence, lately altered and improved, at a coosider able expense. and handsomely fitted up, adapted for thc aersumno. dation of • family of respectability seated on a Ixautiful emi nence, commanding rich and exteniiire views of the counties of surrey and Sussex, bounded by the Brighton Gills • with con venient oflicea , good garden and plessure-ground, co ach-house, stable. farm-buildings., excellent warm farm-yard, entrance-lodge. and upwards of 100 acres of meadow, pasture, arable, and wood laud, nearly in a ring.fence. laid out in a park-like style: situate about four miles front Epsom, Reigate, Dorking, and Leather head. in the centre of several packs of hounds, and a tine sporting country. The neighbourhood highly respectable. To be viewed by tickets, which, wi th paqiculars, may be had of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-atrect, where 'Koko of the estate may be am. Due Notice of the Day of sale will be given in t' Is sad *hot Papers. Patemoeter•row. Dec. 111, 1121. STATIONERY OFI'ICE. Dec. 7,1824. ri l iirE comptroller of Stationer., glfier is ready to Tl - CCIV:.• Tenders few different descriptions of PA RCIIIMLNT axal Vl 1d.1 ' 31 required for the Public ticrrice. The quantities to be contracted for, and the period', of their delivery will be apecifled in the particulars of l'ontrite: which can be procured, and aamples the articles viewed at the Stationery Office, from Monday the :Mth of D v em ber, to Saturday the 29th of January next, between the hours GI Ten and Three. VALUABLE REVERSION TO AN ANNUITY or oak. By WINSTANLEV and SONS At thegart, Tweie r; Ala*. TIIE REVERSION to a Moiety of 200!. ptv aunmet Lobg Annuities (with the benefit of survivorship), ettndieg in the names of Trustees of respectability, receivable on t'lls demise of a Lady in her 73d year, provided a tiemleatan, aged 37 (whose Ilfe is insured in the Globe) survives her. Printed particulars tray be had at the Owe of sale, sad of Wim sundry and Sons, Paternoster-row. In the press ' SHORT NARRATIVE Aof LORD B Y RON'S LAST JOURNEY to GREECE, extracted front the Journal of COUNT PETER OMURA, who attended his Lord ship on that Expedition. Printed far John 3lturray. A Memarle-street. Ina few days will be puht..1,,,1, B, u , CORRECTED RE PORT of SPEECHES delivered at the 3lecting fur erecting • Mninnuent to tholate James Watt, Esq. Printed for John Murray, A l',..inarle-street. The Tenders to he addreamed to the Comptroller of his Majesty's stitionory Office, Jnoms-street, Buckingham-gate, and to Ile de. I.Vl7Cti by Twelve °l.:lock in the day, en SIOND.t I% the 31st of Jacuary. 1823, meted in the miter, Tender fur Parchment and Vellum," after which day and hour no Ter.dtr am be received. ORIGINAL new PERISTREPHIC PANORAMA IS NOW OPEN, in the GREAT ROOM, SPRING_ GA MIENS, representing all the interesting Events that occurred to Bonaparte, from hi* Defeat at Waterloo till Ms Death ,• display ing TWELVE VIEWS of ST. HELENA, BA,TTLES of JENAPI'E, TRAFALGAR. &c. painted on Risme' Thousand square Feet of Canvass actornponied by a full Military Band, which produces a compl ete ierallatiletefrgalil 1. t P • EAMA) 0111 . 011 1 .1 1 01/01 Twig", usi, '6, Throes and P'67O'flop 4 ii r Evenini: illuminated with Gas, at Seven and Half put Eight (Mock. BOXEs,2s. ; Children, Is.; Gallery, la, ; Book, Id. ARCH-WAF AND KENTISH TOWN JUNCTION ELIGIBLE LEASEIMLB ESTATE, 1101.11011 M. Producing a net income of 111. W. We. pre annum. By AVINSTANLEY and SONS. At the Mart, Tllll4 DA 1% at 12. in Two Lots, IERY eligible I. EASEIIObD ESTATES, vnsist. V i n k of Si x birdling.bnuls, sitpatesmd being 1, 2,3.2,k, and 9, .n Staples-Inn buildings, Midale.row, Holborn ; let sie Tenants at News amounting to 2tl/. per irntire. Merl for it ztsass . pew4atimilx6lon‘ampli Su; W.. pet aminnu. Told +ylpermiaite 'of tire Teams. Primed Aelise. hen In ay be had smite illart4 sad Wirusanley and duos, ?WT. 1~ 1 .00IETY FOIL THE ENCOVRAREMENT OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES, AND COMMERCE. aurv.rar, PECCIIIILII 13. pin A N Extraordinary GENERAL MEETING of dais . 4 : 2s.lety 491 rake place on Monday neat, the 211Rrilltibit.9r' dtr I.I.iXTION of a COLLECTOR in the place of Mr. Henry I resigned. The ballot to commence at 10 o'clock In the via:l-xi:4, and to close at 2 in the afternoon perci.ely. By order, ARTHUR AIKIN, See. Nearly rcady fur publication. with a lap and Engraving., I vol.. tlvo. T RAVELS IN SOUTH AMiltl( . .l, during the Yeas 1819.10. C 1V: .ALEXANDEN A 1 Wi.7OH, Esq. Printed for Jobs hurry , lbantarle.ateeil. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GRAND PI. Ar )4 °lii ARGE P i Ej4g n iii %Mak . E GE 14-At..LITA TARCE . bED.LINEN, HANDSOME OHIO )TENTED CIIINA. RICHLY CUT GLASS, AND MIS CELLANEOUS EFFECTS. Ov Mr. WM. STEVENS. In a few days will be published. Part I. limo. half bd. PROGRESSIVE GEOGRAPHY for CHILDREN. By the Author of "Stories froin the History of England." Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. On the Premises. North Ilznk. *t. John's Wond. Regent's Park. on WEDNESDAY, the Nth Instant, and following Days, at 12, b► order of the Assignees, ANTIQUE GEMS, valuable Works on Gents. 18 volumes, in morocco; Illonstrelet and Frolassrt Chmeicles, a rare eovy, printed at the Hated Press t eight very tine whole-length Par. traits, a collection of beautiful Miniatures. noble linnizes. Carvings, Ivory . Citp, and an infinity of articles, highly interest.. ing to the connetaseur and to the dealer. lly Mr. S3IA LLBONE, At his Rooms. No. 50. Pall-mall. opposite Marlborough House, THIS DAY and' TO-MORROW: at Twelve each day, with out the smallest reservation in any Lot, however valuable, being ore entire property. FIIIIE BRONZES comprise a m;gnifecnt pair of vases, 1 two feet high, a pair of extremely fine Monte Cavallo horses, Cent:tut and Cupid. Venus de 31edicia, groups, and other interest ing °Neils; shout ISO fine gran, set at King's, ninny of which are very rare and curious ; a carved Hwy cop and cover; exquisite miniatures, by l'etdtot, Oliver, Shelly, and others ; and a variety of intnesting items. Catalogues may be had (gratis) at Mr. SmaUbone's Rooms. hi. Palt.tuall, and 47, High-street, Bloomsbury, near the east end of Oxford-street. SOMERSETSIIIRC NEAR WIN( ANTON. CAPITAL DAIRY FAIi3!S. rill° be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr. 1. ROBINS (of Warwick Ifous:1 Regent-street), a valuable Flt EEHOLD ESTATE, comprising TWO DAIRY FARMS, milled FRITH and 1100 K FARMS, in the perishing( Horsing:ton and Stoke Tristey, within a short distance of the capital market town of N'ineanton, with c.invenient farni-huuses, gardens, yards, barns, stables, caw-houses, calf.pens, cart-lodges, cottage, he.. and upwards of 141 acres of capital dairy, arable, and ward Una. in the occupation of %!r. Duran and Mr. Dowding, re spretahle tenants. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Mafia, who will show the lards. Particulars may he had of Mr. Robins. 170. Regent -street. A LIIION FIRE ANI) LIFE OFFICE, /1 ilth I►cccmbcr, 1824. ennforinits to a Resolution of the General Court of Proprietors. of the 28tb of ilembet last, a DI A' 11)EN D, at the rate of 41. per I*.lit. on the Instalments made, will he psvable tan the Shares held or each Poprteior on the DECEAI DER Instant. Tat- Dividend an declared may be received at this !louse tm Sa. tardoe, the let of January ntat, between eleven and three; or nn ~)I'..oving day. Sunday excepted, between the same hours, until :antil.ty. the iith of January inclusive. Alla that day, the ihvlcnil may be received on any Tuesday. between the hours kidie smted. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. 11011). TOLLS TO BE LET. NOTICE is hereby given, That the Trustees acting under and by virtue of two Acta of Parliament paved in the fifty-first and fifty-smond years of the reign of his late Afajesty, " for making a publie t!arriage.road fmni Kentish Town to lOpper lb/noway, in the ('minty of 31411h:set." will meet at the house known by the name of the Assembly Douse. in Kentish Town, in the parish of tit. Pancras, in the county of 31 MAIL-sex, on FRI DAY. the 7th day of January nest, at the hour of line o'Clock in the A ftemoon, tor the purpose of betting by Auction, to commence from the lath day of January next, all and every the Tolls and Duties authorised to be levied and collected by virtue of the said Acts, at the Turnpike Da.e erected in the line of the Arch-way and Kentish Town J.triction Road, to the best bidder for the same, on his producing sufficient security for the payment of the :Roney monthly. By Order of the Trusted, 11'31. BAKER, Clerk. Linacitouae, nr t. Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, This day is published. in quarto, with Twenty-one Plates, price Part I. of 13RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on DISEASES of I the BLADDER and TESTICLE; containing Remarks on the Cure of Diseases of the Prostrate Gland, Samuel:le, and llydrocele. By WILLIAM WA DD. Surgeon Extraordinary to the King, Fellow of the Royal College of Sus eons in Loodim.and?f the Sjriete deMedieine of Paris. THE Modern and Fashionable HOISEHOI.D FUR NITURE and Er FEc - rs of Mr. T. IWood ; consisting of nialmgany, japanued, and iron French tent and half-tester bed. steals, with chintz. cotton, and dimity furniture. goose and down featherbeds and bedding; capital mahogany winged wardrobe*, mahogany and wainscot chests of drawers and dressing-stands, cheral and other dressing.gksses ; a snit of excellent drawing. dining-room, and library furniture, comprising saintomeoloural and blue silk window-curtains, rosewood and mahogany chairs and couches, set of mahogany dining-tables and pedestal sideboard. elegant rosewood cram:nate and cheffonnier : rosewood, mahogany, and polished oak card, sofa. library. and work.tahles, library chairs, grand piano.for.c, by Proadwood. Itrussels add Kidderminster car pets and hearth.rugs, chimney-glasses and minna, elegant gilt candelabras; a few rimice specimens of cracklin china, purchased at Mr.lleckford's sale ; French jars and ewers, alabaster lIASCS ; original paintings, including the Highland Lad, by Leslie; choice en graving*, portfolio of well-mg-red caricatures; new damask table. clot In and napk ins, Intl-linen, dinner. des.en, tea, and collie OtTiCtS; rich cut glass. French dial and cight.day cluck; patent mangle, kitchen utensils, and miscellaneous eflects. May be viewed one day previous to the sale, and uttalognea had (at la. earl)) at the place of sale ; of Messrs. I rliversca and Denby, Solicitors, Frederick's-place ; and of Mr. Wit,. Stereos, 3d, Old Jewry. I J Part 11. PRACTICAI OBSERVATIONS on the DIS EASES of the PREPUCE and SCROTUM, with 12 Plates, 4to. price 9s. Part 111. PRACTICAL. OBSERVATIONS on the MAL FORMATIONS and DISEASES of the HEAD, with 11 Plates, in Ito. price 9s. Printed fix Callow and Wilson, Medical Booksellers, No. IG, Princes-out-et. Soho. /11 EA 111/lAN FIRE ANI) LIFE ASSIJ RANCE 1,1 (4)311'.1NV. Al NO. 11, LOMOARD-ATREET, TIIE ENTRANCE OF THE posT-OFricE, LoNiloN. The Principles upon which thiv Institution is founded have been 11. . . t ~,, after a mature investigation of the practice 44 other Offices, 3!1.! will 1k Mond to combine advantages not hitherto offered by any mmee Company. Ti.. A...stited of a certain standing participate in etc l'ruff,s every 13th December, 1824. X.ll Further particulars may be had by personal application to the Clerk. as ahoy e. Where mar be had, by the same Author. PRACTICAL REMARKS on the REST MODE or CIM INO STRICTURES of the URETIIRA. price 45.; and ..... PROPOSED SHIP CANAL FROM THE ENOLISII TO THE BRISTOL CHANNEL. A T a numerous and respectable MEETING of the 1 IL St itS(11111KItS, held pursuant to aetrertisement. at the Loudon Coffee House, Ludgate-hill, on Thursday, the 18:11 day of December, 1824, JIMN BEN P. Fist!. 31.1'. in the Chair: The Herons received by the Committee front Mr. Telford and Captain Nicholls having been read, .CUILSOHY KE3IARKS on CORPIILEt:E. p;ioesit. To SPORTSMEN. I. IFIRITISII SPORTS; embracing Practical _I I Instructions in Shooting, I looting. Coursing. Racing. Fish ing, &r. ; with Observations en the Breaking and Training of Dogs and Horses; also, on the Management of Fowling-pieces and all other Sporting Implements.—Hy W. 11. SCOTT. Illustrated with upwards of Sixty highly finished Engravings, comprehending every variety of subject connected with Fick% Sports, and executed by the most eminent Artints. In Bro. price I!. Ills. in bonnie, or, on royal paper, with proof impressions ot the plates, M. 3n. 2. An ESS.II' on HCNTINII; in which a great variety of moat important inform-mon is communicated under the heads— Hunting, Lawfulness. Renelitn, Pleasure, Pastime, (lame, Scent, Hounds, the Horse, Huntsman, Sagacity, &c. &c. Thin! Edition. In five. 7s. hoards. or in 450. 1•24. y ars. A s3l'srribed ('apical, amounting to Two 11 secures the Gorr the responsibility attached to Societies foe mutual apntat`te. CI:Intl:1MS may hare their ilentands on the Company submitted ie rums cc. Nu charge mnile fur Policies when the sum assured amounts to 'tot!. and upwards. CELLAR OF THE CHOICEST WINES. SIDEBOARD OF FASHIONABLE PLATE, VALUABLE OF BOOKS, AND 31I5CELIANEOUS EFFECTS. By Mr. WM. STEVENS, On the Premises, North Bank, St. John's Wood, Regent's Park. on TIIURSDAY, the 3tlth instart, and following Day, at 12, by order of the Assignees of 3lr. T. Wood. A SMALL genuine wrocK of WINKS, being of the 1 choicest qualities, consisting of :i0 Dozen of Port. of the jwitly-esteemed Vintages of 1808, 1012. and 1216; 60 Dozen of Hock, Hermitage, Claret, Sauterne, 31almsey. Sercial and East India Madeira, Vitlonia and Sherry Wines; I! Dozen of curious old Spirits ; about 1.1.10 Otine.l of modern PLATE, in Waiter , . Candlesticks, Epergne of exquisite workmanship. Cups, Tea-pot, Sugar-boson, Cream-ewer, Colee-pot, Table. lieseert, and Tea Spoons. and Forks. Valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS. chiefly in elegant bindings, comprising Boyden's Shakspeare's Plays, with proof Prints; Encyclopaedia Britannic*, Lavater's Physiognontz, flogarth's Works, Clarke's Life of Lord Nelson, Richardson s Works, 19 vols. ; Works, 12 vols. Gibbons's Route, 12 vols.; Ilenryli Great Britain; European Magazine, ,0 vols.: Buffna's Natural History. V vols.; Sliakspeare, 21 vols. ; Annual Register. 62 vols. ; and most of the Jeua d'Espit that pare been published during the last *Anew years. May be viewed one day previous to the sale. bud Catalogues had, at Is. each, on the premises ; of 3lissrs. Oliverson and Iles . by. Solicitors, Frederick's-place ; and of Mr. IVln.:=tevens, 34, Old Jewry. DIIIECTOPS. RICUART) itAIKES, Chairman. liCOßtit: IeVAI.I., EN, Illrratty chairman. The it ip;ht lion. Jolts , Last Mayor. Ilnuldr..ai Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. Wollin , Co&old. E.q. Robot Milfdrd• EMI. tut It Itnwson. Esq. John 0. lisven.haw, Esq. "..r T. Ilarvie Farquhar, Hart. lioben Rickards, Esq. \ithol s t ;any. Est i• John Shorn.:'sq. Wtn. ll.sldinuttid, Esq. M.P. Edward tNtewart. Jahn liarvey, Esq. .Indrew lien. Thomson, Esq. ;.•orge J enner, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. John latch. Esq. John Tullisch, Esq. Martorilianks, H.P. James Tulluch, Esq. I.ain Marna, Esq. Ar Pi roux—Lewis latyd, Es 1::.1 Resolved unan mous! y That this Meeting arc fully satisfied, from the interesting and luminous Report of Mr. Trifled. as to the practicability of con structing the projected Ship Canal. That the two able Reports of Captain Nicholls arc calculated to remove every doubt which could hare existed. as to the practica. bility of constructing romper harbours in the English and Bristol Channels, to ensure the certainty of rendering the proposed Canal a measure of the most extensive benefit to the country ; and that the information which lira been collected and arranged by him, as to the revenue and the uses of the Canal, appears to be such as to leave no doubt that an ample income will be derived from it, to aff.wil a valuable remuneration to the Subscribers. . . 3. BgeIiFORIS on 1117NTING. A New Edition, in Bro. with numerous cuts, price Its. in boards... FRE !MOLD, sO3IERSI:TsII I it E. CAPITAL. RESIDENI:L FA RUB , AND LANDS, 111.1N6K. ace. A very eligible Property for Investment. To be SOLD by 11{11',1TE CONTRACT, by Mr. ROBINS (of Warwick house, Regent : strect), a valuable and compact FR F.EIIOLP ESTATE, comprising the AIANOK of 31APPERTI/N, extending over upwards of 1,060 Acres, with its Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances, in a tine sporting country. " air lieck6rd has so well described the prescht practice. and given such solid and rational advice on the subject, that his Trea tise has, from the date of its publication. beeline a general Text Book : indcil, all persons that delight in Field Sports should be in posscsAion of it.' • 4. The SIII )(mars COMPANION. By T. B. Johnson. Ctnnprehentling a de,cription of Pointers and Setters, and of such Wads as are the objeet of pursuit: of Scent, and the reason why one dog's sense of smell is stipctrior to anther's ; the Ftiwling.pitve fully oinsidered, particularly as it relates to the use of percussion powder ; Shooting illustrated, and the art of shooting flying Mtn- Oiled and riatAy laid down the femme haws familiarly ex plained, Ste. New Edition, considetehly enlarges! and improved, price ii.. in boards, illustrated with three flue engravings by bandscer. That fiar:her Subscriptions be received, until they shall amount to .C 1,750.090, the sum required by the estimate of Mr. Telfiod, for the completion of the undertaking, and in such manner as the Committee shall deem to he moat advisable. . Also. a capital Stone-built MANSION. planned for the accom modation of a family of respectability, Nested on a lawn, 'tilt plea sure-grounds, gardens, court-yard. stables GK ten hones, and three coach-houses, and other re.;ulsites, outbuildings, dairy-house, yards, Etc. .1 Two superior FARM 110T'SES. capital btirk-huilt barns, with excellent outbuilding and facing-,tatic ftir nearly one hun dred beaus; and sundry inelosures of meadow, pasture, and arable land, intersected by streams of clear water; let to must respectable tenants, containing in the whole, nearly nix hundred acres, with several cottages for labourets. The rental upwards of 900 f. mi. annum. ; A. W. Roberts, Es(;. M.P.; Notice is hereby given That Assurances which expire at Christ. should be resewel within Eitteen Days thereafter, or they ,;rix r oid ; and that the Receipts for smell Renewals :ire now delivery with dr rropeetere Ajenls Ix the Caunreary the United Kinpkan. W3l. %V11.1.1M118, Secretary. ......... ----- That it is the opinion of this bleetint.. that appliestion should he made to Parliament in the nest Session. for a Bill to enable the Subscribers to carry the proposed measure into erect. That the Von ......tee be requested to continue their services, with :he powers already seated in them. to fallna a Hill to be PrePlucd• with such pros 1,1101111 as they shall deem most advisable, and to pro secute the measures necessary to be adopted in l'arliamcnt, and until the Act shall be obtained. THE ALLIANCE MARINE AsSI7RANCE COM PANY. lAINDON. CAPITAL 1:3,0011,1)1k) STEIMINU. - ..... That the Report of 3lr. Telford. together with the whole or such part* of that of Captain SiCllllll4, as the Committee shall deem neer...wiry. be printed and circulated for the information of the Subscribers and the Public. That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Committee, for the attention and ability they have shewn in conducting the Interests of this concern. _ _ . . " This is a well written and well arranged produetion."—Literary Chronicle. PIRESIDEI4 TS. N. M. Rothschild, Esq. 31ostes 31onteliore, Esq. 5. The SP(IIITSII.3 R PtlSl TOR V, cornpriaing &Series of hi n ehly.tinish , d Engr.rings, reprownting the horse and the Dog, in all their Varieties. executed in the Line 3lanner, by Mr. John Scott. from original Printings by 31arshall, Reinagle, Gilpin, Stubbs. and Cooper: accompanied with a comprehensive descrip tion of the different species of each, and a variety of information in Training and the AIIIII , C3ICIItII of the Field. 8v W. 11. Scott. Author of •• British Field Sports." Elertntly printed in 4:o. and enthellishnl with Forty highly finished coprr-plate Engravings and numerous Wood ruts, price 3L 3s. boards, or may be had in Six (pans. loi. Cal. each. This property comprises about one-thlril of the parish of Mapper. ton, which is beautifully situate in the eastern part of the emmty of Somerset, where the :owls are pariculcrly Food, and orb , three miles from the market town of Inieanton ; four from Ikhertar, on the road to Exeter ; and thirty from Bath and IVeymuuth. Mr. Peters, of Mappertun, will show. the estate. Particulars may be had of Mr. Stephens, Bali wd-row t and of Mr. Robins, 170. Regent-street, where a nun of the Estate wa► ba seen, and who will treat for the estate. frvin.4, M.P. Garnet, MIRE '7011%. .5... c Alexantlei. Ei.q., 31,1'. Junes Heygale., jun.. Esq. . H. f:,.;:,tt. E•l• Wiliislll iloWalril, Est. •t row:kn. C, 1. John Imp , . Esq., M . •,' ,•,....1 I .30.-11, Evi• William 'rimy, Eaii. ,).ham I :Alifig•l, Es.ii. Mea,' Smith. Esii. ii . ..:' , ly A. Curti., Esq. 11. 31. Th. ~,, ton, Esq. 74. w, 1 r..sss sl:, Eq. Thomas %Tilton, Esq. That tile thanks of this Sleeting be also given to Alr. Telford and Captain Nicholls, for their able and luminous Reports, and for the valuable information they have collected. That the Revolutions or this day be inserted in such newspapers in town and country as the Committee shill think tit. JOHN HINT, Chairman. 113'.)1. 1 Ziff g tooYOSUt NPeauq:TtituTliNcSa;J:tiatibldisitltterbiouL:p . and Pall-mall ♦rnirner. It , :ston, Esq., 31.1'. I Thomas 3lastenuan, Esq. Esq. Rewired unanimously— That the thanks of thin Meeting ly.alsti given to John Bent, Esq. fur Ins v e ry able conduct in the At a 3lretine of the Committee, htld after the adjournment of the General 3leeting— Remitted—That all applications for Shares be in future made by letters (runt-paid), addressed to the Commivee, at :Masts. King and Lokitte, 4, Gray's Inn-square. Bishop BURNET'S ABRIDGMENT of 1)4. HISTORY of the REFORMATION. 2 vols. 12mo. 8.. boards. I'ayti•, anti Smiths. Lanett, and Co. JII: 4 EPULTS'S WARS or the JEWS. 2 vols. I2uo. t boards. WA LTON'S ( ISA AK ) LIVES, complete. 12mo. M. id. boards. r. Fre:lrrick Stvre:sn, Esq. inyetTon. M. Pearce, I:sq. c inform:4l. that the Company have commenced . Nvw..rimet. St. Strithin'a-lane, London. II Tel 0 . 1 . 111^i: till Four. Ica. al of I tinietion, 1'..l•:1' It I:T.t N, Superintendent. (II k'IVFE . :(EIts in Pon FL.%NI). At a Al EETIN(; c' 3tessr, Wl,3rt; A bingdon-street, for the c suilcri:••• I N ILA'S! TA NTS u. the ISLAND of ' ll lCfl.lSlo. Mr. .11)1i N ST..1111.1; in the Chair; r' , er'''fce.kle:+ et . rt 7.le...ting held at the Island of Portland, at • •11,1,0,,. r n 0r .701 1 n r,•nm, pr,-sidetl, and information .• • o.4er ti .11,g be•-is laid be:'ore the :Meeting, it appears t. Lite sillr4ll. lankcn down its natural WIT) All 1111111 MM: yuntitiLy or brach ; that the 4 It , d canning the destruction %:;.h :3 rf :1. :r and irr,iiirobly Icn 11/.11....., r.• ; Vie IL•iiing b. 1.11%, netii, furniture, and 1. makes a loss of property amounting I. n 4 r at number of families have been fen e.4,l'l,ldv that an i inn:abate :aility of bread • se. t tart' to keep then from starving. v.'. that the ialliabitants tau in Stich In solicit the public lunevolencc; at: men. and arc in the habit of cl in distress, and a respectful interes:s. various Inesmas were appointed as a rirription ia !Anoint', and to co (inland and ‘Vevintouth:— ' Mr. James Milne& Earl.st. Mr. llobinson. Earl-st. Mr. Smith. Black Lion !Wharf, East Smithfield Mr. louden, Albion Wharf, ii 3111.• itle al, IM intl t .c:r; rt • ■ ou tiniwcl!•st, .../ A I C. thnrcil.st. ir.w!l. tairsitor.st 11r. iku•id, Till.vik.,t. I ''k^, Milbmk-ut. :an. 11%lbank-ft. Iv. 11...•• rrt - '1•. 4;Slack,SouthAuilley st. Mr. D. 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Pateroosta-pra. - CAPITA!, 11017:41:, ENFIELI). ESSRS. AnCIIIN and I)LIIENIIAM most re spectrally announce, they will submit to PUMA(' .IUC TION, at liamtway's f'otfee house, nn TUESDAY. th.. 25th Ja nuary, 1825. at 12, a truly desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE. The above highly valuable property adjoins Thersbald's York, two miles front the North-road, and only ten miles front Town. The Estate consists of a well.arranged family mansion. in the centre of beautiful pleasure grounds, surrounded by a park of thirty-three acres, ornamented with fish ponds, plantations, and shrubberies. The gudens en the north and cast are separated by the New River from - Theobaltl's Park. and command a most diversified and exten sive scenery over the vicinity and the Essex hills. The house and offices are adaptal for the residence of a Nobleman or Gentlcrtau of large estahmthatent, and have recently undergone a roost judi. citrus and extersive repair. The situation combines the advantage of retirement, with an easy access to the metropolis, is in the centre of ticld spurts, and the neighbourtmed is justly celebrated for its high respectability. iitiv , c coaches pass the Lodge gates daily. May he viewed by tick'ets only, which, with Particulars and Con difons of Sale, may be had at the offices of Mr. Western, New Or niond-strect ; at .llessrs. Blach t and Ikbenhanes, Estate Agents; and at Carraway's Cofee-houso, thange-alley, Cornhill. MANSION AND LAND. STANMOREJIILL. MID. ITESSIIS. MACHIN ''''''''''''''''' have the 1111 honour to announce to the Public, that they will wrillll.lC .111 CT if IN. at liarraway's, on TI 'ESIIO.% 'V, the 2:.•th of .I.inuar!, at twelve o'clock. a truly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. Inmate at Stamm:o-1011, ten miles from London. The Mansion and Offices are very cummotliiitis, and well adopted fir the residence ofm Gentleman of rank, and from its contiguity to the Aletropolis, is suitabl • for the establishment of any gentleman whose tivications may require a daily attendance in town. The Mansion is secluded from the road by a lofty brick wall, and citrate mina an eminence celebrated fir its extensive and beautiful scenery over the vicinity and the adj,tisiinit• counties. The neixl.. hominoid is of the first respectability, the situation dry and healthy. with an abundant supply of excellent water, and the house ahi Ake* are replete with every stutlied cnnvraiene, for a lilt-rate esta blishment. The Estate comprises, with the Mansion, :emu! 1311 acres of very productive pailulock, nwaslow, arable, and wood land, upon which nre large fish f olds wilt stocked with Inc pike, tarp, end tench the woods are abundantly supplied with game ; the pleasure grounds and paddocks arc of exce:din4 beauty, and nituanented with the most rare and choice shrubs ; the rounds are diversi!ied with plantations id thrifty timbers. and belted by a plan. tation Attu Mg upon the Elstree and Ettreware roads. and ths lands adjoining. Taking into view its manifest local advaetat, and truly isieturesquie beauty, it is au Estate thLt must command general athit i ration. M 4 be a iswed by Tickets only, 21 days prior. Particulars and renditions. with a map of the Estate, may be had of W. Lynn, Esq. stdiritor. 71, Great Mosel-street. Bloomsbury ; and a: the ((lire of 311essix. Machin and Debenhani, 21; King -street, Covent. garden, fit whom may be had cards to view die estate. VA IA'ABI,I; LIBRARY. By 31r. WILLIA3Is. At the Aurtinn Mart. gartlittlotttow.lane. TO-510R111411', :It 12, AVALUABLE COLLECTION OF B(N)R3. i n II istory, Voyage., rietry. Iletany, the Finc Ann, &r. &e.: among a h-lt arc mar:) . ( - twice Works in stegiust binding% and finished; several Ppl end ill Pool:. of l'Enfs. To ho vi: wed, and Catalogucs had at the Mart, and et Mr. Wil liams. Throginortum street. I s. TO lIF, Mot,i). Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in • Cat,: ttf " Cl kr r. Elder," with the approbation of Francis Pool S;ratrool, Inc of the Masters of the said Cottrt, at the Public Sale-I:omit of the said Court, itt Saittilamptm•bui;dings, Cham , ty-lono. London, en Mt INDAY„ the 1; tit day of Janu ary, 18'25, at (Inc o'clock is the afternoot, In Five Lots. 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