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- cwiTIEMIIIIIIMIIMINAIII'r //)/ 1, .) • x / / /'' ,/ j / iZ‘ Z l t) / -/-e/ ' ''''.' , f . • / , -, ~ ,e- ---- - , - -' / ~ _ / /..-- e- Is- - - f. / 711\ ,r ' T . : : ti11 7e,...-z--z-• + a. c.. ---- 1,--- / ./ / _. ' I / , • __ • teo Ge- 7- . • -1-7 ""•- Tb i t / + 4st iiilttt-Lb ...,. •Ai 1 ... . . • -„, .. • IT 1 i i No. 6,730. LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1824. Price 7d. TO BE SOLD, I)Y Order of the Huauarnlsk the Commieseorters of his 3 Martial's Excite &wen in a spacious Room, at the Chief Wier. Oii 'Bread.ectect, on WEDNLSDAY. the 30th June ; TIWRSDA V, the let, FRIDAY, the 2d, and MONDAY, the dib July, 1824,- A Q_UANTITT of LEAF, FOREIGN, and BRITISH MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. SEOARB. CHEROOTS, FOREIGN aad BRITISH SNUFF ; also HOGSHEADS and 13ALES of OVER-TIME LEAF TOBACCO, now laying in the Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks, which are to be sad to satisfy the Duties and Charges. The said Goods to be viewed at the Tobacco Warehouse, London pocks, and at the Chief Olio, Old Broudotmet, six days pre view to the Day of Sale, from 10 till 2 o'clock, where Catalogues may be had at ed. each. AN forst H. KELLY respectfully begs leave to ac quaint het Friends and the Public, that from particular circeellateares, she Ms declined taking her Benefit for the present essan. PRIVATE CONTRACTS. SALES BY Al FCTION. BOOKS PUBLISIIF.D. • A LDE RAI ANBUR Y. GROWING CROPS OF GRASS AND CORN. NATIONAL (LATE THE ANGERSTEIN) GALLERY. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, Kith= Vann, near Eldora, Rune. This day is published. price Is.. THE LEASE, for FOURTEEN YEARS. (with early Hy Mr. ROBINS, A Descriptive and Critical CATA WOVE of the NA- possession) of a convenient DWELLING HOUSE, eon- (Of Waralak House s Regeet-street,) TIONA L ( l ate t h e Angerste i s) G ALLERY, sow Open taining eight rooms and a kitchen, watereloset, Ste. on the upper At ie Castle Ina, Pathan. oe THURSDAY next, the Istof4all, p ) t h e rou e i n p e n me n. stories ; excellent cellaring, and three capital rooms on the ground- at 12. is Ten Lots, Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, AveeMaria-lane. floor, now occupied as warehouse and counting-house, but well Prim GROWING CROPS at ELTHAM FARM, adapted fur any other business, but particularly fur a solicitor's 1 comprising upward, of This day are published, in 12ino. price 4s. El. board; offices. SEVENTY ACRES T HE A TROCITIES of the PIRATES; being a To be viewed by applying at 19, Alieeduebary. and further Of eutilant MEADOW, GNAW, bed TWENTY-FIVE R. faithful Narrative of the unparalleled Su ff erings endured by particulars bad of Wkiebinley and Seas, Patinitatter-mw. ACRES of WHEAT. the Author during his Captivity by the Pirates of the Island of _ Particulars may be had of Mr. Jew*, at the C.atle, Eltlutm; Cuba; with an Account of the Excesses and Barbarities of those REACI, Red Lien, Shooter's Hill; Ogaden Lad, Batley; Royal Mortar, inhuman Freebooters. ' Eligiblelovntment. Canvey W an d . Woolwich; and of Mr. Roblin. ilds TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, KING4T,REET,EIAId 'ARE. Who was himself afterwards tried at the Old Bailey u a Pirate, A VERY valuable ESTATE, situate in the Parish of Elegant 'UM .- 1 CApital t dick Dial, by Dwerri- A i and acquitted. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria -lane. l'a. Rower" Giffind, In thency Island, in the county of Eases, haw ; Fowling- y Minna g handsome Bronze co ' g a convenient Farm House, Barn, Stable, with Granary, aid Os ; a amen *Moire Books, in de- This day is poWished, us two vein . [lvo. price 21s. boards. abed, and other Outbuildings, recently anted, and 138 Acres of poi various other F rem rich Arable Marsh Land. •• Ay Mr.MODINS, VENICE under the YOKE of FRANCE and of " AUSTRIA ; with Memoirs of the Courts, Governments, The Estate is in a good state of caltintion, mad M present in (IWarivick Home, Rert.streeto and Pe ople of Italy; presenting a faithful picture of her present the i penseulon of the proprietor. _P10.19. King-enest, James's, Condition, and including original Anecdotes of the Bonaparte is be viewed by application to William Crick, the Bailiff , on Oe WED =MAY, July le g and Idlregag day. at 12. Family. Br a LADY OF RANK. the Premises; and for furtherpardestilMgdad to nest for die pm PrIkIE ELIXIR:4T FURNWIntiI, Be:. The PRO- Written during a Twenty Yeas' Residence in that interesting chap; apply to 3 ( r. William La SW* WV litidge-street, Lea- .1_ PERTY of a I , I9IILEM&R Country ; and now published for the Information of Englishmen in doo. Rumored from Ofterenoteiaq aire. general., and of Travellers in panicular. is - - I - .... Consisting of mock tent. p.m, sod whit bedsteads, and fur. Printed for 0. and W. B. Whittaker, A v6-Mazia.lane. THE CUMBRIAN, CLARKSON, FOR BOMBAY. niters. ; featinlimds* and bedtilavgb isi bstalserno window-curtains, in enints, and marine I ant 'sedan *riches, sofas, This day was published , in crown Ilvo. price 7s. tid. board; DAMNGERS hit to avail themselves of *is da t Ni g . one um b, joes (yew u m . gig, OUR VILLAGE: Sketches of Rural Character and I oppeannity, are int jibe CUMBRIAN. now en yipi.63ll, tarp m eirs 4,i n ; a w ait. latl ca lid i liTli DIITFORDr - - ----- her MOW ammo to Pat fez Bombay by. . .. .... .. ---. 4 mom - - 41 a l ar . ' c r watits di gl i rib i t A l to ;" . .... . 9 ' ----. er yll • "WO Mifford's elegant little volume is just ives ldlh tbie . AZE t DAVHAR, CRAWFORD, and CO. r y l it 6aotr ir ome t ch si b. . and pole $6 1 4110: t bronze bur 'andela- e- time; it is a gallery of pictures, landscapes. . gifting, and 71, Old Broadatreet. boas aid lamps; muie-Zob an t i what -/ eta; chasm and other entirely English; portraits, likenesses, we doubt wt , all simply . - dressing gimes ; simnel eight-day cltels sad dial; valuable but sweetly coloured; in short, a book to make us forget the OUTFITS FOR INDIA AND ALL PARTS OF THE fowling.piems, by Manton g a small filmy/0 choice books, la hurry. the blade, the noise around, in the leaves. tall old trees, WORLD. AT A FEW M I NUTES' NOTICE. sitliamt a b o n all Tattey. Brussels, and Wilton carpets ; floor. and rich meadows, of her Delightful Village."-Literary Gazette, viERCHANTS, pil ( r . Cadets, and Passengers 010th *Amps, and bidets ; nays and stands ; a May 8. IVl_ arerespectfully a tgat ehei . can be supplied with porter large deal reams, clipboards, and tables ; Printed for G. and IV. B. Whittaker, Ave 31aria-lane. every Articleof Clothing. ._ WM 01110weVoyars, hot or cold Cli- fenders and lite.liens ; a great variety of excelhnit copper kitchen This day is published, }eine IL la. mates; also Beds and Boddie( of -deseriptim, at a few mi- requisites, and other articles. THE LAWS, DUTIES, DRAWBACKS, and nuts.' notice, and on the mot ~,,,, 1 viz.—' and .,_ May be viewed all Moodakand Tuesday receding the Side, BOUNTIES, of the CUSTOMS and EXCISE, for the Sheets and Pillow-ewe; Terellie w alma" , l'im - b y C4llll°lnes' Is ' sad% on Prima " tat atT°. "-I 's eciree- United Kingdom of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND ; con- lec. Sc. i house ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regan-sums, oppostte Burling- - of t o mmet i ot , never before published, amongst Cotton and Linen Skirts, phdn kerchiefs, black and ton.anost. taming a mass which will be found the Regulations of Trade with the East Indies. and frilled. Miestred. KING-STREET, ST. JAM Et33.I9QUA BE. New South Wales, and his Majesty's Possessions in America and Extra Shirt-collets, &e. Jean Jackets, and Trowsers, all Rain Antique Italia* Bronze', beautifelCbielitOrmunents, curious the West Indies ; es also those respecting Ireland. Guernsey, Jer- White end coloured Neck and colours. Silver ditto, choice Carriage in leery, a aptly Egyptian Pebble sey, Alderney. and Sark, and the lade of Man. The whole brought Pocket handkerchiefs. Russia, Striped , and Jean ditto. o,q, and Cove . , &n. up to the 10th October MM. SRI: and Cotton Hose, Gloves, Inside Clothing for Ladies and By Mc ROBINS, - By ROBERT ELLIS. ticc. Geutianen. (Of Warwick Rouse, .111 W) Long Room, Custom-House, London. ••• All ready for instant de ivory et W. Llis,'WlN's Outfit At No. 19, King-meet, St. homes. en 'DAY, the 1 ith Printed for 0. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. London. Warehouse, N 0.13, Ludgate-amet, 134111/r St. Paul's, London. day of July, at Two Price ba. No. 11. of SPRING FASHIONS, MILLINERY, lee. Ac. The Propertyaf a Noblens eak COSTLY RARE ANTIQUE ITS AN BRONZES, THE UNIVERSAL REVIEW. CTEADMAN and lIAMPSON, Silk Mercers and beautiful China Ornaments, in Jas. " L 81c. " rims Phi A . loso f;on h fining Secret Memoirs of Louis XIV.-Hibbert's tons - The Albigenees, a Novel-Sayings X/ Haberdasher; apprise their Friends, Customer; and the river Ornaments, Carvings In Ivory, an a ig na k D D rinl4s t f ir up and Public. they have now on Sale a fano Variety of SILKS M all c orn, carved in Wow, that 1167, ani pebble and Daings- y ° B . leek . w's . .libirnel- . Floe_ ede Vingte.-3 . leinoviels ... . a the prevailing colours ; Gros de Naples, hewing; Levantine; Cabinet Cup and Cover, handsome H • , sandier .... Columbur-Histoire de hiVie et ties Orme, tics ottaire-itooden Saremets, Norwich Crapes, Black and Coloured Banbasines, ticks. - no the Portraits of Shakapeare--Byron s Deformed Transformed- Elegant Square Silk Shawls, Ac. de. May be viewed on Monday sad Tuesday Or. •ing the sale, by Hain Baba-On the Two English Universities -11 alPs Rooth Ana. Also, a Splendid Assortment of MILLINERY, finished in the e me l ogueo , et t e . me h, to h e l lo d on t h, pro ji m , at tionson ,,,, nee-Nicol on `Script ure Sacrifices-Dublin Mathematics-The (1 ' L'Ecole desiallards Connuedie St. Ronan's Well_ ant style of Fashinn ; French Flowers, Feathers, Veils, Luc. Collee=house ; and of Mr. Robins, 179, Ilkeent-atreet, opposite raw- all kind of Fancy Articles, Haberdashery Ac. Burlington-meet. Memoirs of ('sprain Roo k-D u sou - levasuent des Nations Chre- The above is well worth the attention of Ladies about to make purchases, as every Article will be found in comparison cheaper RICHMOND HILL. - Printed for 0. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. than at any House selling goods of an equal quality. Elegant Delightful Famil Residecce, Beautiful Lens, Piemonte •„• Sealed Edition of No. I. price is. Country Milliners and Dealers supplied on liberal Terms for Grou awing to the/aver, This day is published, In ftvo., with a large Map, price 12s. bola. ready-money. ROlV e N ge l setilet, All Letters must be post paid, and directed to Steadman and (Of W / THE GREEK REVOLUTION; its Origin and Pro- , Hammon, 48 and 49, Holborn-hi ll , corner of Bardett's-buildings. At Garraway'a ' ' 'Chity, Carnival, grms : togedter . with some Remarks on the Religion, On THURSDAY, the • y hay. at Tippler o'Clock, National-Character. &c. in Greece. T HE REAUTIFU skIVALU LE COPYHOLD SPLENDID MUSLIN DRESSES TO BE SOLD VERY By EDWARD BLAQL'Ii.RE, Esq. Author of " An Historical Review of the Spanish Revolution," CHEAP, AND RICH SPRING SILKS IN THE NEW ESTATE, held _MANOR efiIICIIMOND, &c. &c. AND PREVAILING COLOURS. The Property Ima of a Noblemen, Printed for(). an d W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. IT ÜBBARD anti CO. have just purchased for Cash, a ASI S II . ST ot A ttand NTIAL 1114 r F ILY MANSION, " Dl r. Blaquiere's book is written with great fervour on the aide .R. A large and beautiful Assortment of Muslin Dresses of superb fitted which he has espoused, and on behalf of which he has sheen him- Patterns, which being a little soiled, are now selling at very re- Wit h liR in a . costly style ; swam? o f „,_ • soae P al .„, 3 l " Wi n eS ' f r..... self so indefatigable an agent. That he should be partial is natu . ducted Prices. Their Parisian Court and Ball Dresses , with a "" —-- rap • but we think that every discriminating reader may be able a pdens ; sod servante apart. ' selection of other Novelties just imputed from Paris, are nowLea d dl *" reap much information from his work ."- Literary Gazette, May for the inspection of the Fashionable World. Their rich asents eve% li MANSIO . 18'24. Im mated en a lawn, s to the Samth.freat, and emmtnandlng tIP pros de Naples. Levantine*, Florets de Naples, Satins, sad nuasinr areitari anl d ftne isa yiews the dear Vane, surrounded by Also, by the same Author . Shawls are manufactured from very elegant and costly designs, and „ An HISTORICAL REVIEW of the SPANISH REVD• are now offered at such low prices for ready money, as will, " P with 2 'walks' leading to - LI:TION, in one thick volume Bvo. with a Slap, price Met A...ai lltatarece ... walk fron al tit i ll i j o e h mo riz imioste w Ia aarl ga iner wa re l glo p u; lied ds; bends. hope, secure a continuance of that patronage from the Nobility= Gentry. by which their Establishment has for so many years km Willows, diminguished. - Itte water; hot ham, Irma house, *a of Sowers, NEW NOVELS AND ROMANCES. Tinnily Menrelne of every dualistic& Ill9. l ll . ls4k o m pai r rivsio . „ ~ - RIALki ; a ligpl i . By SA me %Sherri Mein IglaltPapisa Wornherates49. ilimilsraropeet; , And 0 a AGES GARDENS, &e. voadttoTigature." 3 vols. 21s. a • MOND. Second Edition. By ditto, 3 vols. its. The FIXTURES and part of the FURNITURE may be The OUTCASTS. Transhual by G. Some, from the Germat taker at a valuation. PUBLIC ADVANTAGES. of Lamotte Fouque, 2 vols. 161. . To be viewed by Tickets only. Pardadan may be had on the H EWALD DE WAKE; or, The TWO APOSTATES , C 4 MALTBY begs to inteoduce a short LIST of opening premises; at the ( title and Talbot, Richmond; Castle, Salt Hill ; i %...l• PRICES for the following GOODS, viz. :- White Hart, IVindsor ; Binh, Staines; of Mr. Lowndes, Solicitor, 3 vols. 18s. KONINGSNIARKE, the Long Finne. By one of the Author s(h) French Cambric Handkerchiefs, Is. 4d. each, every quality Red Lioa-street ;at °Amway's ; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, of " Salmagundi." 3 vole. Ins. ; equally cheap. Regent-street, whore tickets for viewing may be had. . SEVENTY-SIX : By the Author of " Loan," 3 vols. 21.. 8008 PUBLISHED. KNIGUT'S QUARTERLY MAGAZINE, No. V. sill be published on WEDNESDAY, Jidy ! Ith. Pall-mall East, Jaw! 38. This day is woblished, 18tvo. mice 3.. in boards, Cf RFA:IAN STORIES. A New Edition, in whack the ext,lanstory Remarks, formerly given it Con vasstiori, will be found incorporated with the narrative. Intended as • Claus. book for Schools. _ _ By ICARIAHACK. . . London: Printed for'llaire;;;dtiantOO, Graeeehurdt-atrunt Id G. and W. B. Whitaker, Ave Maria-lane. This day is Fv Wished, P3rno. with essysvings of portraits, &e. price 7s. is hoods. nTO GRA FM Y OF CELEBRATED ROMAN CHARAWTERS, with Anecdotes illustrgive of* their Lives sod Actions. By the Rev. W. RING LEY. Containing also, a brief Account of the A uthor's Life and WI. in" and an ♦ppeidix on Kaaren Literature. London: Printed far Harvey and Donna, Ocaceehurchastreet._ MER3I, Piccadilly. - which MERMAN. 174, Piccadilly, opposite the Arcade. friTIIS Creature, which has, during the last eight days, been visited by upwards of 40 disraguislied &Adorable', who hare expressed the highest gratifiastion. and one newspaper reporter who bee not, was esnibited at Calcutta at six rupees (Its. sterling) each. Open from eleven till dusk. Admittanes 21. each. Visitors will be promoted with a took. A native of Ms fa, ! who mw the living Mormaid at the Oraeroev's house dram attends this Imbibition to masse the *Write ef the curious. &WU INSUWI"1: AibisMILLL LONDO rm imigAzie &Mc .11k Cg AND . ALL Petsots whose Insurances with this COMPANY become due at MIDSUMMER NEXT, are stemma to -oak Notice, that Receipts far the' Renewal thereof am now seedy Ihrdeliccrp it the Company's MN, aad ja the hands of Astir re. spective Agents in the Cotawtry. Insurances due at Midsummer mutt be paid on or - before the: 9th of July next. The Capitol of this Company is One Million Sterling, which has been all paid up, and is invested in Real or noreminest tlecuritiss. June, 1*24. J. C. DENHAM, Secretary. ROYAL RXCHANOI ASSURANCE OFFICE, Zstabliahed by Royal Charge. in the Reign of King Omer the ot. , -, , F EDP' A, bf la Sam, Mos This day la neblabol, in *a with • Portrait. wire W.*. THE LIFE AND REMAINS OF E.DWAIII) 1 DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D. Profetaor bf Min la the Voivaidtv of Carabridge, Smear of Travels tidEarari. daia a ind Africa, &e. By the Rev. W. OTTER. A.M. Printed for deorsre C ie and Co. in the Poultry tto idiom tb flubscribtas gas uupsctfU y mowed to apply fur their Clou t Oa tho las if Jalpaillilo I. In 4 , V 4l.‘lllnin iloastasito Lasso gawk e lt; khlred Alt Nature, Oa Moathlt , Parts • • `TIER'S IN AUSTRALIA I or, NEW SOUTH V WALES and VAN DI EMAN'S moo rW.LIfiIEATIOI in FIFTY VIE WS. _ podieutt.? by perWAtiort to : andronder AUL) —'ia F o ' ea isamedian pa ramage et the Right H on Blithest. By J. LYCETT. • • Artist to Major-Gen. Macquarrle. late Governor Odessa Colonies. Each Part will contain Four Views s Two B:ll , jeces of the onoat interesting and pleasing Scenes in New South %Vasa. end Tao in Van D:enian's Land; with an exact and faithful Description of each View, its Situation, Soil, Trees, Botanical Production., &c. The principal Settlements of each ("ninny, the Rivera, Moun tains, Plains, Lakes, ka ac. will be displayed with the utmost accuracy. Jura, 1824. FIERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on the .1 nth INSTANT ate here* informed, that Receipts are row ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall-mall, as well as by their respective Agents in the severer Counties; sad the - Perties assured tie requested to apply for the Illasiewal of their Packs on or before the 9th of Jt LY NEXT, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. Secretary. • • Attendance is given daily at the said Offices, for the Amu. vas of Building., Goods, Merelaadiers, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while building, from loos or damage by Fire; and also for the Assurance of and miming Annuities on Lives. N.B.—Piro Policies will be trued free of Expense to the As sured, where the Annual Premium amounts to as. or upwind& The whole of the Views are taken from nature, upon the spot, by an Artist who was resident In the eehinies upwards of ten years, and during that time employed by the late °evertor as b . ,' Artist: consequently he bad the best opportunities of selecting the most picturesque and interesting subjects for the putted, with which those countries so amply abound. London : Published by John Sauter, 73, St. Paul's Church. Yard. Sayings ita!' of •lioadm Dedicated to. and honoured with the opprobstioo of. his Majesty dr s published. price IL 4a. in an Regent Box, T HE M RIOR.t.MA (Second Series), consisting er. tirely of Italian Scenery. Designed by Ale. CLARK. The First Series of this Work haring bent honoured with ray fluttering marks of approhation, Mr. Clark her been induced 10 de sign the present C.ollection, in the hope that it wiV ba found mill more deserving of the public patronage. The Second Series copiers entirely of Italian Scenery. and is capable of even greater variation than the First, as the number of cards is increased from IX to 24. The changes or seriatim* whisk may be produced by these 24 Cards amount to the eflonnding and &Wont incredible number of 620,448.401,733,M422,3(124011 the magnitude of which cannot be better illustrated than by the fol lowing observations t—Supposing it possible to effect oat of these changes every minute. night and day. iterpold - require to proddce them all L 1110.44.325.337,213.543 years 72 days; that is to say, that if all the inhabitants of this globe (computing them at I,99).000,001i, of which, according to cornoroi calculation, they fall considerably short) were employed in the task, it wd64l take them 1,180,457,385 years to complete it; which is more than 196.742 times the period a hich elapsed since the Creation of the 14-odd. PROPOSED SHIP CANAL, FROM THE ENGLISH TO THE BRISTOL CHANNEL. A T a numerous and respectable MEETING of LAND .111, OWNERS, MERCHANTS, BANKERS, and others, held the 9th day of Jane, 1824, at the London Tavern, Bishops- 110 e. -The Ten_ Chre- :~ "inTuion : Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; old sold by all Booksellers and Stationers. - - - Vi s r . srlitrie;7l the Slyriorasna, designed by Mr, Club, may Mill be had, place Inc in an elegant bac. SERMONS on our DUTY towards GOD, our NEIGHBOUR. and OURSELVE4, and or. other Sub. ism By the Am De:Wm Rohm Stevens, Heats of Rochesur, _ - • TMSW on en 111TOSTLIS' CITED, preached at St. Margaret's Church, Wrwardwarat, in the Spring of 1816. Ity the above. Bro. 7e. A FATHER'S REASONS far being a CHRISTIAN. By the Her. Charles Powiett. hvo. les. lid. This Hentleinan will also speedily publish a work entitled. CHRISTIAN TRUTH, being familiar Letters on the Proof and Tenets of the Church of England. CONVERRSION of the JEWS -Immanuel. A Letter ad. dressed to the late George llardinge, Esq. on Isaiah nil. 14. relative to the Character of the Messiah. By the Rey. Edward Davies, Author of Celtic Researches. Price 6s. CHURCH UNION. A Series of Discourses in which it is urged that the great Christian Duty of maintain ing Coomiumun with the Apostolic/a Clutch remains uncancelled by the tolerance of British bows. By the Bet, E. Pavia. Itco. price 7s. 6d beards. s too Logan, The SPY ; a Tale of the Neutral Grown!. Second Edition, 3 vols. 21s. The SCHOOL for MOTHERS ; or, The Polities of a Village, 3 vols. 21s. Printed for 0. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria -lane. 2,000 real India Nankeens, 7 yards long, Is. each. 400 Flowered bermes for Curtainr, Is. Id. a yard. 20 Boxes of the cheapest and best Fabric of Linens in the king dom, warranted, Is. to 2s. 2d. a yard. Sheeting% and Table Linen lower than ever seen. 5,000 Yards of rich Gros de Naples, at ss. Gd. a yard, in every shade. Ladies good light Kid Gloves, Is. a pair. Ladies capital stout Hose, is. a pair. Excellent Silk ditto, at Si . With a boundless variety of Haberdashery and Late, tao name roils for an advertisement. COPYHOLD ESTATE, STOKE NEWINGTON. By WINSTANLEV and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, July 9, at 12, in One Lot, A Valuable COPY HOLD ESTATE, held under the rl 31anor of Stoke Newington, subject to a trifling quit rent, and customary line on death or alienation , consisting of' Three con venient Dwelling Houses, with Stabling lad walled Gardens at the back, situate on the north side of SON4Wilirreeni in the county of Middlesex, in the several occupations of Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Cowie, and Mrs. Curtis, on leases which expire at Midsummer next, when possession of the whole may be obtained, and re-let to consi derable advantage. To be viewed by }emission of the tenants. Printed particulars may be had at the Three Craves, Stoke Newington; as the plate of sale ; and of Winstaniey mad Sons, Patanoeter-row, where a plan of the property may be inspected. No. M. REGENT.STREET. second house below the Argyll Rooms, and opposite St. George's Chapel. now building. N.B. No abatement made from the price asked. gate-street. Sir THOMAS B. LETHBRIDGE, Bart., M.P. in the Chair. Resolved unanimoudy. That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that a Junction of the English and Bristol Channels, by means of a Ship Canal, will be of essential advantage to the Commercial In. toots of the Country, and at the same time promises an ample remuneration for the expense of its execution. That the Capital of the Company be for the present limited to One Million, and the same be divided into Shares of One Hundred Pounds each. That a Subscription be now entered into, and that Books be af terwards left at the Ranking-house el Molars. Bosansuet and Co. Lombard-street, for the purpose of eeceiving future Subscriptions, and that a Deposit of One Pound be paid upon each Share at the time of subscribing. That the Subscription Book be beaded as follow; vie.:—" We, sip airr whose names are hereunto subscribed, authorised/is of the several Sums subscribed by us in defraying the al ready Moored, and to be incurred in the Surveys, Pisa, - tag, Estimates, sad other Charges necessary foe layering teggply to Parliament for an Act to make a Ship Canal hoe she lithr wi t pi t: illp lithal , eal as future i ns ' issues isapolead M:aon ttiNeWrisaset, ad that n case we stall decline to tote bases set opposite to our respective names, the Residue of the D new paid by us shall be forfeited to the Company." Stt i whenever One Thousand Shays shall be subscribed for, Mr. Telford be employed to survey and report his opinion upon the best Line and probable Expense of a Ship Canal from the Bristol to the English Channel at Seaton Bay. capable of navigating Vessels of all descriptions, of 120 tons and 200 tons burthen, regis ter measurement. That Sir Thomas B. Lethbridge, Bart., M.P.. Sir Christopher Cole, Bart, ALP. Captain Bastard, M.P., Charles K. K. Tynte, E. 1% M.P., Wyndham Lewis, Esq.. M.P., John Bent, Esq., M.Y., the Very Rev. the Dean of York. David Pollock , Esq., Rev. Dr. Palmer, William Henning, Esq . , Richard Pemberton, Esq., S. Bosanquet. Esq.. Roberteolmer, Esq.,John Lee Henning, Esq., George Elwell, Esq., John Berridge, Esq,„ Mr. George Brown, and 31r. barge Redman, be a Committee, with power to add to their numbers from Subscribers of Five Shares and upwards, far the purpose of discharging Expenses already incurred, and to be incurred, and of superintending the Sway and defraying the Ex penses thereof out of the Monies subscribed, and that three be a quorum. That when the Surrey shall be complete, and Mr. Telford's Re. port delivered, the Committee now appointed do call a General Meeting of the Subscribers, in order that the Sum may be con sidered, and that such General Meeting may then adopt such ulte rior measures as may then appear proper. That the Books do remain open till the 30th Day of June Instant. That the Resolutions of this day be inserted in such Newspapers In Town and Country as the Committee shall think tit. THOMAS B. LET li BR IDG E, Chairman. Resolved unanimously, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir Thomas B. Lethbridge, for his able and impartial cunduct in the Chair. At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, on Saturday, the 12th Instant, the following I Statement was agreed to he published:— The Committee beg to submit, for the information of the public, a short statement, founded upon the best data which they have been able to collect fro:n the most autheutic sources of informa tion, for the purpose of exhibiting the probable returns to the Pro prietors upon the execution of the Canal, and which will clearly demonstrate that a most ample remuneration cannot fail to result 40 those who embark their capital in the undertaking. The length of the Canal, according to the plan laid down by the late Mr. Beanie, atm 41 miles, arid it is not probable that any variation of eonsequeoce of the survey about to be made by Mr. I oaks a material alteration in that respect. Taking ' at i# l4imimie . 7. estimate as a basis, and adverting to the dif ferent* , and to the proposal to substitute a Canal for Ships of 120 tons, as formerly suggested, the expense riots of the Canal is estimated at about 1,200,000/. leulation which the f'ommittee believe to be not only f adequate to meet all exigencies, but to be made upon a liberal scale, the charges of wear and tear, repairs, management, and other incidents, `ben the Canal shall be complete, are taken at 1,01101. per mile per annum, making an annual expenditure of Auk 42,01101. From local and ether information, collected at various tithes, and at several periods, and itartieularly when a Boat Canal was in agitation in the gear 1822, the Committee are of opinion that this amount would be more than provided for by the tonnage upon lime, limestone, calm, stone, bricks, tiles, and general merchandise, for the internal trade which will be carried on by means of the Canal. The annual expenditure being thus provided for, there will remain fin the benefit of the Subscribers, the amount founded upon the following estimate. Prom returns made to the Muse of Commons in the present Session, upon the motion of Sir Thomas It. Lethbridge, it appears that the amount of tonnage which passed round the Land's-end in 1823 v., 1,030,490 tons, of which it further appears, that had the Canal existed, 551,000 tons would almost of necessity have passed through the Canal, and probably gnat part of the residue from interest, eonvenienc.e, or other causes. Front local and other information collected in the 'southern part 6f England, it appears that three was a consumption of coals in 1811, amounting to 1,400,000 tons per annum, which has since considerably increased, but of which the Committee are satisfied with assuming that only 500,000 tons will pass the Canals besides these, the tonnage upon copper, iron, and sundries not otherwise included, may be taken or a moderate scale at 100,000 tons. From there sources/ a tonnage of 1,154,000 tons would use the Canal, which, at Id. per ton per mile upon the avenge, would produce an annual revenue of 201,050/. applicable to a dividend among the Proprietors, and amounting to above 161/. per cent. The charge of Id. per mile would fall so far Short of the ex podiums necessary in navigating round the Land's-end, as to make it a matter of certainty that the Canal would be preferred. In these remarks the Committee contemplate that the country is in a state of peace. but it is obvious that should war at any time take plate the traffic upon the Canal would be increased in a very considerable degree. A prospectus, and farther particulars, may be had at the Etankers,isnd the several Share and Canal Brokers' Oita in the Cif, ; of Messrs. Bin and Lakin, solieittes, 5, Gray's law-marr; .18d,pf - Mr.4jarke, solicitor, Chard, Somers*. SUPERIOR SPARKLING AND CREAMING CHAMPAGNE, 110 s. per Dozen, ready Money. THE concurrent surprise of innumerable forcignera at the perfection of WALKER'S CHAMPAGNE, their ac knowledgment that it is equal to the French in general use, the re peated orders of Noblemen and Gentlemen of high rank as well as their recommendation, the extensive sale it has met, together with its present high condition, warrant W. Walker to invite the public to view his Stock of Champagne, which is unequalled in this coun try; also an extensive Stock of Red and White Constantia, Malm sey. Madeira. Barmy, Ssutern, &c. at 265. per dozen, together with English Wines of every description of excellent quality ; Fo reign and British Spirits, Candy Shrub, Noyau, &c.; Cider, Perry, Stout. Ales, Ice. No. 5, Fleet-market, near Skinner-street. a a ` Country orders. inclosing payment, punctually attended to. PATTERSON'S ICE PAILS. TORN PATTERSON, FURNISHING IRONMON GER and ICE PAIL. MANUFACTURER to his Ma jesty. has constructed a new Ice Pail, on a philosophical principle, by which any temperature required (not lower than Zem) may be procured, and maintained for a considerable time. It is equally operative with or without ice, as, by means of Freezing Powder, which may be had with the Pail. a temperature NO degrees below the freezing point can be immediately obtained. Ice Creams or Wa ter Ices can be made, and all the luxuries and comforts of the Ice. house secured, without trouble or attention, at a very trifling ex. penis, in every season or in any climate. - • . . . _ Patterson's Ice Pails and Cream Freezers are manufactured in handsome and simple farms, of various sizes, and at mode rate prices. - - - - -- -- They may be seen in constant operation at his house, 41, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, the second bouse from Ludgate-MB. PATTBSSON'S SPARE-BED WARMER, by which Beds that are only occasionally slept in may be kept in a constantly well aired and wholesome state ; may also be had as above. GATERAN FLUTE.—Mr. GALBREATIFs approved SYSTEM combines expedition with a thorough knowledge of the instrument. The ease with which that truly graceful and pleasing accomplishment is acquired sutficiendy accounts for its universal adoption in preference to any other instrument. It is • powerful stimulus to the study of the German Flute, that any per. son may, in a short time, and with comparatively little difficulty attain such a proficiency as to be able to play an accompaniment with a Lady at the Piano-forte, or to take a part in a Quartett or Overture. Time and Tone, the ground-work so indispensably requisite to constitute the finished Amateur, arc frequently neg lected: to these Mr. Galbreath particularly devotes Ma attention; without them the Student will fall far short of being a correct Per former. Terms, Ite. at the Professor's, 2f, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-street, Cheapside. Ring the bell. My. attends at 5.1, Burlington-arcade, Piccadilly, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from ten till five. A NECESSARY CACTION. THE fr.equent attempts of Mr. (SIDNEY JOB) VAN, MITCHELL, a Pawnbroker's Apprentice in 1808, a Bank er's Clerk in 1819, to pass for an Assistant of the late MA RT I N VAN BUTCH F:LL, who died iti 1814, compels the eldest Sun, role Executor and Successor, EDWIN .MARTIN VAN BUTCHELI., Surgeon, for the Cure a Fistule Piles, Stricture', &c., without cutting, caustic, or confinement, establit•hed fifteen years, at 24, BROAD-STRP:ET, very near DOLDUN SQUARE,, LONDON, at hone_ till Twelve, daily (Sundays excepted), to state he has no connlition with the said Mr. (Sidney Job) Van Butchell. U. D. Van Butch& dial in Decanbet, 68, PALL MALL—EIGHTEEN PIANOFORTES. Bo Mr. SMALLBONE, At his Spacious Nv• bows, Mil POl l'alint opposite Mllib.' sough House. on FRIDAY', July 2,115015i0r of the Proprietor, A Manufacturer, cleaning business. T E nt s P 6' ,..b e t s ., $ cats of ogl e siqueriord ditto, with e 'ptic ends : the whole are finishe'd in the first style of ele gance, and possess wentrolly the desirable qualities of rich and powerful tone : are gee rake property, and will be found worthy attention. . _ . ... . . . . . . -.—...—... May be viewed, and Catalogues had two days prior and Morning of Sale, at the Rooms, and No. 47, lligh•street, Bloomsbury. Na. a, PALL-MALL, OPPOSITE MARLBOROUGH HOUSE. IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE WINES. ._ MR. 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During the comparatively short time this work has been in progress through the hands of the units and the press, it has already to recent several material alterations in extetios terms; in oae instance the object no longer CIiMlll, with an important tea tux of recording exclusively the removal in situation of that remarkable antiquity, the London Smne, in Watling-street. When a few years ray h ave passed, these considerations, it nima, be evident, either in an antiquarian or historical point of view, become importint. Subscribers who have not had St. Pancras Church, may yet have it. Sold by John Booth, Duke-street, Portland-plate ; and by all Dooksellers. • REGENT'S PARK. - VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. By , Mr. BULLOC** At narraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, TO-31ORROW, at 12. AN Improving Property, consisting of Two Genteel RESIDENCES, presenting a neat and uniform elevation in the centre of its own grounds, pleasantly situated in the Lodge. mad, Regent's Park. 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Canalletto, and ot h er, of distinction ; t he whole of which ue di rected to be Sold without reserve.