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',`„* . 1 L;'•:,•';At-t t.0.,14-; • - - - .. t• - .. . • Ar --' -- ' - e' -'..' 4-0. 14 1. : O-, ~...,: . ,,,41* : 1 . i . 4 . :4 _4_. : . za ..,:,.,,. -tr- : ),.,!..%,,.....- -,„..... . 'T .... is,..;.••;• *4 ' - e 11..... • i 4 ,rw V - rmit , ~, I t ___Aita_ , , ---. . . ... „,....----1.....,- . . ....... ....._... -,., ~?.. t ' ~ No. 7,338. LONDON, 'TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1526. Price 7d. SALES BY AUCTION 4 EAST INDIA DOUSE, April 26, 182 E. THE Court of Directors of the (Jailed Conspony o f perehonts d: England, trading to the East ladies, do f rAy Ate weber, That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be held at theft Grime In Lonlenh.ll-street, on WennEsnsw. the '2. lit Janeat Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, tor the per pose of declaring a Dividend from Christmas last to Midsummer next. Thst the Transfer Gooks of the said Company's Stock will be shut on Tuesday the 11th .tune neat, at Three o'Clock, and opened sewn on Thursday. the 13:h July following. And that the Dividend Wsrrents on the said Company's Stock, dor on the bth July, will be ready to be delivered on Thursday, th! 61h July next. JOSEPH DART, Sec. A T a COMMON HALL. held for the ELECTION Li of REPRESENTATIVES In PARLIAMENT for die CITY of LONDON, on MONDAY, the 111111 day of June. HIM. Resolved—That the cordial Thant, of this Common Hall are justly due, and respectfully offered, to JOHN CROWDER, IN. Aldermen, and THII3I Ai.4 KELLY, SheriS. Mr their able, impartial, and conciliating conduct, during the period of the Election of Representatives for this City in Parliament. 'that this Resolution be signed by the Secondaries, and published in the usual Morning and Evening Papers S. COLLIN° DOE, ll samda i m P. W. CROWTHER. SALES BY AUCTION. BALES BY AUCTION. FREE 1100) HOTISF:S. GEEVILLE-STRF:ET. ItATTONAIAEDEN. By WI NSTANLEY and SONS, At the Matt, THIS DAY : at 12. in Three Lets. SOUTH WALES. 01.A . MOIIGANSHIRE. A VALUABLE I. , •:ASEHOLD 'ESTATE, lIELD FOR AN UNEXPIRED TERM OF 75 YEARS. By Mr. FORRESTs At (lee way's, nn TUESDAY, July 25, at 12, in One hut. ,% Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, called YNIS 1 TA NOIAVS, 'Monte near the tillage of Clyclach, in the parish of lilangefelach, iii the county of Glamorgan, about six miles from the ttagellent Market Town of 'Swansea; containing upwards of 62 Acres of rich and productive Meadow Land, Or. chanting, Gardena, and Plantations, intersected by the Swansea Canal. with a dry dock, and shipping places, with suitable stabling, store.honees, and workshops. A genteel and roomy Cottage Resi dence, wi:h convenient diithestlc officas, 'fit for a rerpectable with coach-house, good stabling. and fanning buildings; pleasure ground tastefully laid nut, and eight very neat cottages adjoining, all of uniform clevaihni. w' and and a Public.house, the sign of the Farmer !Arm The lands lie verreompariveltbilligligxceptionatentedield, and are margined with a variety ofettsasfOgarwog aloha, and Winded by the river Tawe, affordmg seweikuvilit, and eels. rpwarda of 60 acre: — are nrcharding and 47.4.:n ground, enclosed by lofty walling, primesslwith a vary chum selection at wall and anontard &leery, tool-house, and gardener's roorpo...Thomomises command a most enchanting prospect over the, cljacrnt,nch and highly variad couotry. To viewed 211 days preceding the sale , whettliTinisd pard .. eulars may ha had at the Bear, Llaudilo; Castle, Brecon ; Ivy Bush, Carmarthen ;• White Lion, Tenby ; Angel, Cardiff Messrs... Herrington and Jenkins, Solicitor., Swansea; Ictish; Be ord ; King's Head, .Glouccateri Plough Cheltenham ; Mt. Crutocß, Printer, Beth Messrs. Stevens, Wood, arid - Wilkinson, Solichoni, St. Thomas A pestle, London i at Gensway's; and of ilfr..Farresit, I 07, Alderagsie-street, London, *here avian may be seen. ITEM' desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, cOnaiating V of two commodious and eve:lent dwelling-houses, being Nos. 15 and IS. Greedle-street, Hatton-garden, in the several oc cupations of Mr. Smith and Mr. Wilson. Printed partientsrs may be had of Messrs. North and Haim.. 11, King's Bench.walir, Temple; at the Motion Mart; and of Win atanley and Sons, Paternoateraow. T EICESTER ELECTION .-- Coaches in the Interest IA of Sir CHARLES ABNEY HASTINGS. Bart. leave the Three Corm Inn, Alderkgate-street, daily, during the Election, to convey VOTERS to the Poll. Freemen and pernms entitled to their Freedom are earnestly re quested to send their names and addresses to the Committee with out delay. Cammittee Room, Three Cups, Alderegate-street, June 17, NM, MIDDLESEX SMALL FREEHOLD ESTATE. NEAR LONGFORD. ON THE HIGH BATH ROAD, FIFTEEN MILES FROM LONDON. —..—... By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart. THIS DA %%at 12, AN Eligible FREEIIOLD ESTATE, exonerated from the land-tax, consisting of a farm house, barn, stabling, and sundry pieces or parcels of exceefUngly rich meadow land, aitulte in the parishes of Slption and Drayton, near Longford, in the county of Middlesex, between Hounslow and ;slough, and nt ar the High Bath Road, containing about 1811 acres, in the occupation of Thomas Burford. To be viewed by applying to the tenant. Printed particulars may be had of Arr. Crosland, Solicitor, Old Broad-street; of Messre. Clarke and Faulknewßolicitors,Saddirrs'-hall. Cheapaide; the I. as at Hounslow, Slough. lkdfont, Cranford-bridge, and Colnbrook ; at the Mart ; and of Winstentes end Sons: Paternotoer.row. Eft:ESTER ELECTION.—Coaches in the Interest J of ROBERT OTWAY CAVE, Et. leave the Three Cups Inn, Aldersgate street, daily, daring the Election, to convey VOTERS to the Poll. Freemen and persons entitled to their Freedom are earnestly re quested to send their names and addresses to the Committee with out delay. Committee Room, Three CUM Aldersgate-street, June 17, Int. BHARIcs IN THF. UNTTED KItNT !AVE AssITRANcE iNSTITUTION, AND KENT - FLR INSURANC2: OFFICE. By St r. SHUTTLEWORTH. At the Mart, on THURSDAY. June 22, at 12, in Lets (without EAST INDIA DOUSE, May 24, 1820. Court of Directors of the United Company 'I , 1 lb/eradiate 0: England tnuting to the East ladies do hereby qiw Notice, That the Quarterly Omani Court of the said Company, ap. pointed to he held at their house in Leadeohall.street, on Wednes.l fay, the 21st June next , h made S p ecial, for the purpos e . of laying before ths Proprietors, for theft approbation. a Resolution of the Court of Direttots. of the 3d instant, providing that Captain Michael, of the Madras Establishment, upon his redgning the military service, in order that he may continue to act an M libretto Translator to the Tanjore Commissioners in England, in which en. .pacity be receives a salary of 6821. lON. per annum, ahall be granted, upon the terms bad conditions therein tested, a continuance of that salary for life; and further providing that, whenever the period shalley service. arrive at he would have which, if Captain Michael had continued in the mt. lim succeeded to the command of a Regi ment, and a share of off-rectortinga, the sold salary of 0121. 10e. per annum be increased. from that date. to 1,0501. per annum for life. Copy of the Resolution before-mentioned, together with the do. ettments upon WWI it has been formed, are open for the inspection of the Peuprietors, at ibis House. JOSEI'II DART, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE. June 14, 1826. riIHE Court of Directors of the United COMpftfly of Merchants of Ereglenettroding to the East Indies do hereby five Notice , That the' WARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company. appohned to be held at their House in beadenhull street, on ‘VEnsustiaT Neil', the 214 t instant, is made Special, for the purpose mated In the following better, signed by Nine Pro. percent, and received this day a— " To Joseph Dort, Esq. SecretaryM the Honourable the Court of Directors of the Ram India Com pany. " Sir,—We, the undersigned Proprietors o f Eau India Stock, duly qualified, solicit you to lay before the Honourable the Court of Dimmers of the United East India Company, the following mo tion, that it roar be submitted to the Honourable the Court of Proprietors at a General Court, which we request may be called tor the purpose. " That it is strongly recommended by the Court of Proprietors to their Executive Body at home, to encovirage and support et ery rational attempt on the part of the Governments abroad, to commu nicate useful knowledge among the whole of their British-Indian Sobjects„ more especially those branches of beneficial information nos taught at the !iledical School. some years ago established in Calcutta by the Marquis of Hastings. and warmly countenanced by the present Gover,uw-General, bard Amherst, for instructing the Native DOOMS, attached to the Bengal army, in the modern art of Surgery, and the existing pritetice of Physic, including those indirpensible Sciences also on which the successful application of Medical Art must ultimately doped. " We have the honour to be, Sir, " your very obedient Servants, " TiETCESTEII STANHOPE. WY. THORNTON. " JOlftf R. GILCHRIST. Jossru Hunts. "Joitw R. RICKARDS. 6 ' J. ADDINELL. CHARLES FORMES. "JAMES PATEISON. "London, June, 1826." JOSEPH DART, Secretary. NCORPORATED LITERARY FUND SOCIETY. —GREENWICH MEETIND.—The ANNUAL GE NERAL MEETING of the IVIEMBERS of this SOCIETY will be held at the Ship Tavern. Greenwich, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st of June.—Gentlemen who intend dining, are requested to apprise Mr. Snow. at the chambers of the Society, on or before the 19th instant.—The Chxlr will be taken for the tramacdon of Dua ne," at Two o'clock. Dinner at Fonr precisely. 4, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, June I, 1826. SAINT MATTHEW, BETHNAL-GREEN. (`CONTRACT. —The Select, Vestrymen, Governors, and V Directors of the Poor will meet at their Committee-room, No. SO, Hare-street. in this parish. on WEDNESDAY, the 211th day of June inst. at Twelve o'clock at Noon precisely, to receive Tenders and Contract for supplying the Poor in the Workhouse (oherein are now reNident about 800 persons) with the following Arian, fur Twelve 3lonths certain, from the above-mentioned period, viz.:— Good Salt Butter, clelnly scraped and wired; good Gloucester Cheese, at per cwt. (Master's Table to be supplied at the same price); good Table-bier. at per barrel • New Milk (barn measure), at per gallon ; b st Town-melted Candles, at per dozen ; Salt, Oil, and Vlnegnr, of hest quality •, Pearl Ash, Stone Blue, and Lamp.. oil ; Whir ^ lPtsio t ets. seven-eight Sheeting. and Camblets, at per yard; Handkerchiefs, at prr dozen: Men's. IVornen's, and Children's Aoev, at per dozen ; Oatmeal and Yellow Soap. at per cwt. ; Ginger and Alspire, at per lh. ; Split Per, at per bushel; 3olllns (blacked), at per xit, including Shrouda. The respective Cnntraets for the above-mentioned Articles to be prepared by . the Vestry Clerk, at the expense of the Contractors, who, on their Tenders being accepted, are Immediately to find ap iiroeed Security for the due performance of such Contracts. Proposals in Writing (scaled) to be delivered at my Office, or to the Master of the Workhouse, before Eleven o'clock in the Fore noon of the 28th June, or they will not be opened. 110111iIIT BRUTTON, Vestry Clerk. Bethnal-Green, Jane IL 1826. Cl CARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE 7 COMPANY, No. 11, LO3I.IIARD-ST RELT, AT THE ENTRANCE Of THE POST OFFICE, LONDON. DIRECTORS. RICHARD MEE RAIKES, Esq. Chairman. GEORGE LYALL, Esq. Deputy Chairman. W. C. Erandram, Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. William Copland, Esq. Robert Mitt .rd, Esq. William D. Dowoon, Esq. John G. Ravenshaw, Esq. Sir T. Ramie Farquhar. Bart. Robert Rickards, Esq. John Gamut, Esq. Ald. John Shore, Esq. Nieholu Garry, Lsq. Edward Stewart. Esq. William Haldimand, Esq. M.P. Andrew Henry Thomson, Esq. George Jenner, Esq. John Thomson, Esq. John Loch, Esq. John Tulloch, Esq. Stewart Marjoribanks,Esq.M.P. James Telloch, Esq. John Martin, Esq. M. P. _ AUDITORS. Lewis Loyd,Esq. t A.lrßobarts,Esq. 111. P. t WffiiamilTard,Esq .. . The Directors have determined, with certain exceptions, to make the following reduction on the Three ordinary Classes of Firs In surances, and Insurances hitherto charged at od. will be reduced to Is. 61. per Cent. per Annum Od. . 2s. U. ditto; and 51. Od. - - 4s. etti. ditto: hut no Policy will be entitled to a reduction which will bring dm mium below ss. The unprecedented success this Institution has experienced, af fords satisfactory proof that the principle. upon which it was found ed have met with general approbation, and gives the beat assurance that th e proportion of Profit to be returned to the assured at the septennial division will meet their full expectation.—Notice is hereby given, that Assurances which expire at Midsummer, should be renewed within fifteen Days thereafter, or they become void ; sad that the Receipts for such Renewals are now ready for delivery with the respective Agents for the Company, throughout the Vatted Kingdom. W3l. IVILLTAMS, Secretary. COMMUNICATION with IRELAND by way of LIVERPOOL—The War-Office Siam Packets. ST. GEORGE, of 300 Tons Rurthen, and 120 Hoeses Power Engines, EMERALD ISLE, of 371 Tons Burthen. and 150 H OMB Power Engine*, with Passengers only, and LORD DLAYNEV, of 300 Toes Bariben, and 120 Horses Power Engines, with Goodi and Passovers. sad in rceation between Liverpool and Dublin, afford ing' Dilly Coot eyarse_fro . m each Pmt. BY WAY OF BRISTOL. The Steam Packet EMERALD ISLE, of 374 Tons Burthen and 130 Horses Power Engines, wills from Bristol for Dublin, ertry Wednesday. Average Passage Twenty-two Hours. The Steam Packet SEVERN, of 300 Tons Burthen, and 120 Horses Power Engines, sails front Bristol for Cork every Saturday. Average Passage Twenty.four Hours. Apply to Meredith and Glascot, 33, Grove, Bristol ; Billings and Olßot, 433, Strand, London ; at the St. George Steen' Packet Co.'s Oiler, 19, Water -street, Liverpool. FIN() PRINCEZ,I AND MEIO GROSSO. 7 ai IHESE superior RAPI'EE SNUFFS are sold only by JOSEPH BOUGHEY, the sole Proprietor , at the S ir I m Bale h, No. 23, Bishopsgate-street Within, near the City of London Tavern, and may be had of his Agents, viz. :—Mr J. Rogers, 392, Oxford -street; Mr. 'Westray, Coburg-terrace, Wmerltm-road ; Mr. J. Brown, High-street, Borough ; Mr. But tery, 1, Old Kent•road, next to the lirieklayers' Arms: Mr. Low, Alban y -mad, Camberwell; Mr. Joseph Holmes, opposite 'Wesley's . 0 41119 el City-road; and Mr. A. llopkins Al4ate, opposite the Pllrsettes Head Inn. 10 packages, at tel., !s. dd.. le. 4d., and Bd. each. If offered in any other way, either horn a jar or bottle. it is ass earegbey's manufacture. These Snuffs are also sold by at least one respict..ida Vendor in each town throughout the United Kingdom. . TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY._ AND FREE HOLDERS, OF THE COUNTY OF SURREY. GENTLEMEN, T is my grateful duty to express, in terms as sincere as language can convey, my deep nettle of the obligation you have conferred. by returning me. for the third time, your REPRESEN TATIVE in PARLIAMENT. You have teatified. by this act. that you are satisfied with my exertions in attending to the Business, and protecting the Local Interests of the County. The triumphant Majority which has placed me at the head of the Poll is a declaration to the kingdom that nij Jtitielli principles and my public conduct are approved by you. Requesting you to take the past as a pledge for the future, allow me tonsure you of my unremitting attention to every thing that can promote your interests, sad of my vigilance fur the general prosperity of the County. I have the honour to remain, with grateful respect, Gentlemen. Your moat faithful and devoted Servant, WILLIAM JOSEPH DENISON. GENERAL ELECTION. - -- MORRISON and Co. beg leave to acquaint all those interested in the approaching Election, that having just re ceived a fresh SUPPIA of their PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE TURTLE, they are enabled to furnish the same for Election Dinners, at the following moder.tte prices, fa/rawly money only :—Ready-dressed Turtle Soup, for immediate use, at Ba. per quart ; undressed Turtle, sufficient to make two Tumor Soup. ltia. per quirt. The Jars being hermetically sealed, the Turtle will keep for any length of time, and may be sent to any pit of the world. 4, White Lion-court, Gambill, London. CAFE' DE L'EUE.OPE, No. 9, Ilsy-market, two doors above the Theatre Itoral.—This splendid Room, which has been fitted up in the most elegant and costly manner, is new opened for the reception of the Public. for the consumption and Sale of every description of European Wines, both bottled and from the wood. The entire Stock has been imported and selected with judgment and liberality, and no expense has been spared to render the whole worthy of patronage. The Morning. Evening. and Foreign Journals, with the popular Periodicals and Pamphlets, will be provided. SMALES'S WARRANTED PENS, of various de grees of hardness foul shade. marked u follows . HH very hard, for Etching, &f. H hard, fry note hand. FH fine and hard, for Ladies' letter hand. M medium, or general writing. S soft, tine nib. SS very soft, for heading Ledgers, &c. SR soft, with broad nibs, for Lawyers. &e. Sold, wholesale and retail, at 138, Aldersgate-strect, London. WINE COOLERS, CREAM FREEZERS, AND GARDEN ENGINELS. RBAKER, Patent Mangle-maker to his Majesty, ac • cmaints the Public he has made a lame assorrnent of im proved CREAM FREEZERS and WINE CODIARS, by which cream is frozen or wine cooled, to any degree, with or with out ice; likewise a variety of GARDEN ENOINES and Horti cultural Tools; Ilay-making 51achines, with Agricultural Imple ments of every description ; Rutter Churns and Dairy Utensils; Patent %Vater Filterers and Drip-stones; Shower Baths; Portable Water-clouts and Iron Bedsteads; with a variety of other domestic and commercial machines; to be seen at the Mangle Manufactory, fsi, 63, and 66. Fore-street, City, or 309, Oxford-street, opposite Fladong's Hotel. N.B. Old Garden Engines repaired or exchanged. The Trade supplied. DLACKBROOK HOUSE AND ESTATE, IN DAMP. SH I RE. TO he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, this valuable and mow desirable ESTATE, situated in the Pa rish of Fareham, Hants, at a convenient distance from the town. la.e the residence and property of George Purvis, Esq. deceased, with the Rectorial Tithes thereof. The Mansion House is a hand. some, uniform, and modern structure. judiciously placed on a mo d. rate but commanding elevation. in an ornamental paddock con taining iti acres, sheltered on the North and East by an assemblage of fine growing oak and elm trees, anti belted on the West and South-west by luxuriant shrubbery plantations, with shaded walks; it commands the rich and interesting scenery of the neighbour hood, including the Isle of Wight, Spithead, Portsmouth Harbour, etc. and contains the following Apartments :—An entrance hall, lofty eatingand drawing rooms 28 feet by 17, breakfast room 21 by 18, Gentleman's room 18 by 14, and obi.. excellent sleeping rooms, housekeeper's room, servants' hall, capital cellarage, &c.- and de tached are all necessary end commodious domestic offices; the House is warmed by an air stove, stomached by a circular car riage drive through the paddock, and opens to a handsome col°. naded stone terrace extending the whole width of the front. On the West are an ornamental greenhouse. productive walled garden containing a statute acre, mrnon ground, vine pit. &c.; and on the East a double coach house, harness house, and a four-stall stable. There is always an abundant supple of both spring and rain water, the latter from a tank which contains 150 hogsheads. The Farm comprises two farm houses, four barns, three stables, two gratiar.es, and all other usual farm buildings, three cottages, 59 acres of mea dow and pasture land, 228 saes of arable land, and 50 of wood ; lies very compact, and, from the contiguity to the Market towns of Fareham, Southampton, Portsmouth. &c., is most eligibly situ ated for all the advantages of agriculture. To be SOLD also, the DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN at Titchtield, some time since the residence of the lion. Mrs. Fitz william. and now of Mrs. Young. Also the Dll - ELLING-HOUSE and about FOUR ACRES of LAND, now used as garden ground, at Titchfield, In the posses. Rion of Mrs. Budden. The garden ground is a most eligible sits for building. The tenure of the Mansion Hours and principal put of the Estate is Copyhold of inheritance, but subject only to nomi nal fines, compound heriots. and small quit-rents, and therefore equal in value to freehold ; the remaining part is freehold. The tithes are held of the Master of St. Cross, at Winchester, upon a lease for three liven. The Premises at Titchfield are Copyliold of inheritance, subject to fines and heriots on death and alienation. Fareham is 73 miles from Loudon, 12 from Southampton, and nine from Portsmouth. For a view of the property. apply to Mr. Matthews, at Black brook Farm-house, where a Plan of the Blackbrook Estate may be seen ; and for printed Particulars (after the Ist of June) at the Office of Messrs. Home, Frampton. and Loftus, New Inn, London ; at the George Inn, Winchester ; Mama. Mottley and Co. Portsmouth ; Messrs. Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; of the Printers of the Southampton Herald,Southampton ; and of Mr. Paddoo, Solicitor, Fareham. 11HE Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS, .1_ ter MAKING SODA WATER, continue to be prepared and sold by the Inventors and Proprietors, Messrs. G. MAR SHALL and CO. Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden-square, and is sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. each, and in Bottles, at 223. each, duty included. The Oxygenated Soda Powders having acquired a great reputa tion, at home and abroad, many ineffective and spurious sorts have been imposed on the Public. The genuine will have the words, " Prepared by Messrs. G. Marshall and Co." engraved on every Box and Bottle. To be had as above:— His Majesty's Salvolatile Lavender Vinegar Superioi Seidlitz Powders Eau de Cologne Cheltenham Salts in Crystals Arquebusatle Water Ditto ditto in Efflorescence Lavender %%rater Finest Calcined Magnesia Ditto ditto Perfumed Pectoral Cough Drops Ditto ditto Millelleur Aromatic V itiegar Vegetable Extract Camphor Tooth Powder Esprits—Various Vegetable Tooth Powder Pate Royale aux illefleuta and every genuine Drug and Mudicincot tile finest qualizy, fur home and for exportation. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted tbr arty etiolate. Merchants. &c. supplied on liberal term , . All other advertised preparations for making Sodu Water under the same name are spurious. Prepared and sold also, as above. very superior Frtr.Ncli POLISH for all kinds of fine Wood, Furniture, Arc. reserve), rirEN SHARES - nf FIFTY POUNDS each, in the I UNITED KENT LIFE ASSCHANCE INSTITU TION, or Company. and TEN SHARES of CH each, in the Gent Fire Insurance Office. Particulars may be hal of Messrs. Allister and Hundleby. Soli citors, Freeman's -court, Carnhill; at the Matt ; sod of Mr. Shuttle worth, 28. Poultry. M k. CAM PHEW& LIBRARY. By Mr. KVANS. At his House, No. 93, PalLwall. THIS DAY and TO-MORROW, rgillE LAW and lISCELLANOLIS LIBRARY of JL the late John Campbell, laq. Accountant-fitment! of the Court of C:tenrcry : including the Statutes at I.a.ge, by Rtiffhesd and Tomlins, 23 vole. Viner's Abridgment, 24 vela, t Veit- y's Chancery Reports, 19 vols. ; a large. Collection of Report,. in Irtw aid }:nuity ; Itymer's Fiodera, 10 vole. ; Journals of the bards and Optimum, 100 vols. ; Encyclopaedia Britanhka, with the New Supplement, 20 wok ; Pope's Wurks, by Wharton aid Wakefield, '2O vols. in rumba ; Waterhouse's Commentary 09 FOrte‘ctie, with the rare Portrait Johnson's Poem. 7a ; Parliamentary Debates, 159 vols. &e. 4te. 11'ELHECK-4TREET. CAVNNDIS.H.:tiIV.!%IIE: LEASE, FURNITURE, PAIN PINGS, DRAWINGS, and OTHER BFFECTS. • By Mr. JA I,S ABBOTT. On the Premiere., Nn. 41, Weleerit-street. en THURSDAY NEXT. et 12, by order of the Assignees, THE LEASE of the Premises, with four-stall stable and conch-house behind, loft and rnan's room over; also the whole of the excellent Household Furniture, and eight.day bracket clock, paintings, drawings, linen, china, glass, and other effect.. _ _ _ May Me viewed. Particulars and catalogues may be had on the pre,mtex; also of Mr. Darke, Solicitor, 30, Red Linn-square • end of Mr. Abbott, Carle -court, adjoining the British Fire-ofEce, Strand. EXCELLENT LIQUOR-SHOP AND WI N E.VAULTS, LITTLE EARL-STREET, SOHO. By Mr. BELL. At Garmway'A, THIS DAY, at 19, without teserve. THE valuable LEASE for a term of 36 years, with imp mediate posae.sion. of that well-arranged Icigaorohop and Premixes. known an the Duke's Head, commandingly situate in Little Karl -street, Soho, a thoroughfare of considerable importance; held at a low rent. To be viewed ; particular* on tile premises; the place or ale ; and of the Auctioneer, 10. Oxford-*!reef. REVERSIONARY INTEREST IN TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES—GRAFTON-STREET, SOHO. r By Mr- BELL, At darraway's, THIS DA Y, at Is, uy lint:CMS IIC tlic of John Francis Fairhaim, THE valuable REVERSIONARY INTEREST of the BANKRUPT in an old-established PUBLIC-HOUSE and HOUSE adjoining, in flrafton.street. Soho, Nos. 3 and 4. Particulars to be had at Garraway's; of Mr. Orwell, Hart street, Bloomsbury t and of the Auctioneer. 10, Oxford-street. NET IMPROVED RENTS OF SIXTY POUNDS PER ANNUM, Well neared on the Queen's Head. Billingsgate, and Houses ad joining, with the valuable Remakes. By Mr. BELL, At Gsrrawmy's. THIS I)AY. a' 12, in Two Lots, T • HE NET IMPROVED RENT of 17!. per Annum, arising from the Queen's Head Public-house, Darkhouse lane, Billingsgate. with the valuable Reversion. Lot 2.—A NET IMPROVED RENT of 421. Ik., arising from Nos. 7. 8, and 9. Derkhouse-lane. adjoining ; the whole on leases to responsible tenants, for which considerable premiums were giscn. OLD-3.I , tTA BLlsil ED AND lIISiHI.Y RESPECTA ISLE TAVERN, WITH TAP, STABLING, &c. WOOL. MICH, KENT. By Mr. BELL, At Garraway's, THIS DAY, at 12, by direction of the Proprietor, who is swcesfully railing from business, unless an acceptable, offer he previously made by Private Contract, THE very valuable LEASE, at a trifling ground-rent, of that old-established Tavern, the ROYAL MORTAR, with excellent tap end premises, in the peasession of the present occupier upwards of 30 years, who has and still continues to carry on a moat extensive wine and spirit trade, in addition to the tavern and tap business. The premises are placed in a commanding situatloa, fronting the entrance to the Arsenal, and at the point of several vads !veiling' to Plunistead. To be viewed. Particulars on the premises; at the Mitre, Green wich; Bricklayer:: Arms, Kent-road at Garravey's; and of the Auctioneer, 10, °afoul-street. RESPECTABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, m ea dow L i og, Bailding•grotted, and Cottages, Maidenhead, Berkshire. By Mr. BELL, At Gamway's, Change-alley, CornhiU, on 310NDAY, July 3, at 12, in Three hot*, unless an acceptable offer be previously made by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given. ACompact and ticlightfully.splaced detached RESI DENCE, eurrounded by ha own grounds, a pleasing dis tance front the high road, approached by carriage drive and lawn, enclosed by neat railing and gates, situate in the centre of the town of 31aidehhead, fitted up in the most complete manner, and fit for the immediate reception of a fancily of respectability, containing excellent dining, thawing, anti breakfast rooms, good bed-cliam bem, and numerous domestic offices ; detached are good stabling, double coach-house, and harness-room, granary, man servant', mom, piggeries, and dog-kennel, cart-house, brewhouse, cow house, and out-buildings. The grounds are tastefully arranged in lawn and gardens, with a great variety of fruit and ornamental trees, neat aummer-house, and two closes of meadow land; in the whole nearly six acres, bounded on the east by a clear stream. The whole of the premises are well supplied with spring and sat water. lint 2.—A very desirable Plot of FREEHOLD DUI LAING GROUND, having a frontage to the high road of 79 feet, on which a 1.114.., barn is now standing. Lot 3.—Four new and substantially-balk brick five-roomed DW EbbINO-HOUSES, with garden and out-buildings to each, well tenanted, and Situate fronting the road leading front the town to Windsor. To be rimed till the sale. Particulars on the premise*; Crown, Reading ; King's Head, Longford ; White Horse, Uxbridge ; Toy, Hammon Court; Star and Garter, Richmond; Star and Garter, Key Bridge; at Oarraway's ; and of the Auctioneer, 10, Oxford-street. WORSTED OR SILK MILL. BROMOROVE, WORCESTERSHIRE. TO be SOLD WIET, a very valuable MILL, four stories high, with wings of three stories, in which an exten sive manufactory of worsted yarn has been carried on for upwards of thirty years ; together with the shops. warehomes, wool-rooms, dye-houses. dying-house, wash-house, oil-rooms, combers'-shops, barn, stable, and about sixteen acres of land. The mill is worked by a water-wheel, twelve feet wide and twenty feet high, which is turned by two streams of water. The reservoirs cover about seven acres. The machinery (which is of the best description), steam-engine. I of twelve-horse power, on Watt's principle : lathes, and other tools, combs, &c. may be taken at a valuation. The premises adjoin the town of Bromsgrove, in the county of Worceeter. For terms and farther particulars. please to apply to Messrs. Le Blanc, Oliver, and Cook, Solicitors, New Bridge-street, Black friars ; Mr. Housman, 43. Ouster-lane. l hespritle, London ; Mr. Adams, Bromsgrnve; Mr. Cromwell, Barnesley-Mill, tstar Brame grove ; Mr. Samuel Davis, Leicester ; or Mr. Wiley, Admaston, near Wellington, S slop. 80t;TH WAIJES. --- MARINE VILLA, WITH TWELVE AERES AND A HALF OF MAASS LAND, AT SWANSEA, WITH 131- MEDIATE PUF:t4NAIO:ti. . • fie Mr. FAMES?, ArGarrawey's, on TH PADA Yolinpld, at Hi, is Two bons , AN elegant MA Itl /siE VAVLA, situate pit the leg side, at Swansea, an excelleittniaiket town and fashionable meter ing place, in the county of Oluttorgan, titled tiurrowe Lodge, with convenient domestic offices, saitable for the acchmmrdation of a revertible establishoient, double coach how, snod stabling, ',leisure ground, and an extensive walled garden, with vinery, pinery- and forcing pit, and a patkloct of grass land, with thriving and wellsgro ten plantations; In ant inwards of live acres; nearly et - compassed by a P nit .411. Atul cciaplantling most delightful views of the sea, the Bay of Swansea, and -the Inkier/It% slountry. The Villa is of hansonie elcestlou, weflrilfted up.'flt for the immediate' reception of a . family: and contaion en entrance ball, wins Mese atuircase, an elegant drawieg MOM, a welt-pomoitinned eating mean, a library, two 'turbots, in pi incipal bed chambers, esele. stye of servants' apartments. ft draining zoom and water clo+et; and •i Is so cortatrueted, that a part mny be occupied u a separate/ed. duce. Meld for An unexpired taro of 73 years, at a trifling tent of a few shillings pyr anninn. Las 2. Upwards .ef.:4eveat Aorta and. a Quarter of Grass Land adjoining, whits edible, cow-house, ice. now occupied with the preceding Lot. Held for thirty seven years, at thirtysona shillings per annum. To be *clewed twenty.eight days preceding the sale. by tickets only, which, with whited peeticuleil. taus Men he had of 3lessrs. Fkrrington. and Jenkins, Solicitors, Swansea, B a r t jca t jars also at the Blur, Llairdiln ; Castle, "Brecon ; Ivy Rosh, Carmarthen ; White Lion, Tenby ; Angel, Cortliff; Boni,. Bristol; Fing'i Heed, Olotteester t Plough, Cheltenham; Mr. Grinnell, Pi-inter, Binh t Messrs. Stevens, Wood, and Wilkinson, Solieltorsi•St. Thomas Apostle, London ; at Garraw ay's ; and of Mr. Forrest, 87, Alderagstesatmet, where a plan may , be seen, • SOUTH WALKS, CARfiIAR/HENSHIRE. MA NA KAHAN HOUS3II, Mitt ft LIaANDILAINAWR, • FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. WITR.B,E4rIIIFCI, pA ()- DOCKS OF RICH MEADOW LAND, WITH IMME DIATE POSSESSION. By Mr. FORREST, At Garraway'a, on TUESDAY, July 25 , at 12 , in One Lot , AValuable and most desirable FR E EHOLI) ESTATE, situate in a beautiful part of South Wales. and In an excel lent neighbourhood. about two miles from the market and post town of Llaridilo-Vawr, through which the mail and other conches daily pass, 17 from Carmarthen. and 23 from Swansea ; comprising a genteel Residence, called Manaraban House, with imitable attached and detached offices of every description, double coach-how and good stabling, Anwer and large kitchen garden walled round, lawn, Ind pe s tocks of rich meadow land, amtaining upwards of 84 7`t nusillehs land is margined by the riser Towy, so justly celehrated for deli•* ' dons salmon, aewen, trout, and other fish ; a compact farm. yard, with proper buildings for husbandry business oa. the most im proved system, recently erected in the beat and most substantial manner. The House contains a drawing room, eating parlour, library, breakfast room, eight family bedchambers, dressing moms, and proper servants' apartments. The premise* command de lightful and extensive views over a picturesque apd highly diver sified county. The land tax is redeemed, and the land is free of hay tithes. To be viewed 28 days preceding the sale, when printed particulars may then be had, at the Bear, Llandilo ; Castle, Brecon; Ivy Bash, Carmarthen ; White[ lion. Teaby ; Angel, Cardiff; Messrs, Herrington and Jenkins, Solicitors, Swansea; Bush, Bristol ; King's Head. Gloucester ; Plough, Cheltenham ; Mr. Crutwell, Printer, Bath: Messes. Stevens. Wood, and Wilkinson. Solicitors, Sr. Thomas Apostle. London; at Garraway's; and of Mr. For rest, No. 87, Aldersgate-street, where a plan may be seen. SUSSEX. Small Farm near ITekfield, a Plantation on Tilgate Forest, House, and Six Acres t Grass Land, near Crawley. Ey Mr. FORREST, At °areaway's, on WEDNESDAY, July 26, at 12, in Three Lou.s _ _ Lot 1. A Very Desirable FREEHOLD and COPY-1 HOLD ESTATE, situate in the parish of Isfield, about a mile and a half from the turnpike roast to Brighton, three' miles from Uckfield, and six from Lewes, consisting of about fifty acres of fertile meadow, pasture, arable, and wood land, with a farm-house and suitable husbandry buildings, and a dwellings, house, let to Messrs. Illolineau and Johnson, very responsible tenants, at 70/. per annum. lint. 2. A small FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate on the Green at Infield, about ore mile and three quarters from Crawley, con sisting of a house, with an old established grocer's and general shop, a large garden, barn, stable, and five enaloaures of good meadow land, in all about six acres, in the occupation of Mr. John Backs-hall, at 211. per annum. Lot 3. A PLANTATION of thriving LARCH, near Frerch'a Farm, on Tilgate Forest, one mile and a half from Pease Pottage Hate, on the Brighton road, through Crawley. To be viewed twenty-eight days preceding the sale, by applying to the tenants, of whom printed particulars may then be had. Particulars also at the King's Head, Cuektield ; George, Crawley King's Head, floraharn ; Dorset Arms. East Grinstead ; Maiden head, Ucktield Half Moon, Infield ; Mr. Fleet, Printer, Brigh ton ; Messrs. Lye, Printers, Lewes ; Messrs. Clutton and Son, Hartswood, near Reigate ; Messrs. Clutton and Carter, Solicitors, No. I, Crown Office-row, Temple, and No. 40, High-street, Southwark ; also at Garraway'a ; and of Mr. Forrest, 67, Alders-- I gate-street, London, where a Plan may be seen. SUSSEX. RESIDENCE AND FARMS. By Mr. FORREST, At Du sway's, on WEDNESDAY, July 26, at 12, in Nine Lots, • VALUABLE. FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ES TATES, lying compact, and advantageously situate In the 1 parishes of Baleonibe, Ardinily, and Cucktiekl, a fine sporting put of thecounty of Sussex. intersected by the new and excellent turnpike road to Brighton, by Red Hill, Worth, and Balcombe, and bounded by the navigable river Ouse, about thirty-three miles I' from London, four front Cuektield, and eighteen from Brighton ; comprising an excellent Family Residence, called BA L itV)M BE HOUSE, erected on a delightful ernineros in beautiful park-like grounds, ornamented with a variety of fine timber, pleasantly grouped and scattered, an expansive lake , well stored with fish, and skirted by coppice woods, large walled gardens with suitable forcing houses, orchardMg and hall ponds, and the adjoining farms of Bowder's. Nayland's, Stone doll, Thchelor's, Peorment's, Ed numd's, Woodward's, Cooper's Corner, West-up, Brook. Spicer's, &c. ; containing altogether near two thousand acres of meadow, pasture, arable, and wood land, well adapted for the growth of oak timber, and abundantly stocked with game, particularly pheasants ; suitable farm houses, and husbandry buildings. Part now in the occupation of Messrs. Steynning, W. Turner, Cooro berm, Potter, Holman, Booker, Mitchell, Ewart, and :wens, yearly tenruats, at low and reduced rents ; the remainder held in hand with the house, forming a most desirable residence for a re spectable Family, or • Gentleman fond of Reid sports. Part of the Copyhold is subject only to snail linen certain, conaequotitly equal in value to Freehold. To be viewed twenty-eight days preceding the sale, by . applyiag to Thomas Croucher, at lialeninbe douse, of whom prmted par ticulars may then be had. Particulars also at the King's Head, Cueldield ; George, Crawley ; Ring's Head, ; ,Dorset, 411frns, East Griastead ; ties Fleet, Printer, Brighton ; s te w, Hotel, ‘V o rtl'ing ; Sussex Tactrit, Tunbridge Wells • Larin l b, l Eastbourne ; Swan, Hastings ; Messrs. Lee, Prihters, ; lowa+ Messrs. Cluttou and Son, liartutatood„ ear Reigate ; ltleao►i Clutum and Carter, No. I. Crown Olfice-row, Temple, and NP. 411, High.street, Southwark ; also at Garraway'a ; and 44 Ms: Warm; 87, Aldersgatesstreca, Wahloa, whore a plan way be seen. FREEHOLD FARM, KENT. By Mr. PORKEsT; At Garraway's. on WEDNESDAY, July lib, at 13, im One Lot, itFREEHOLD iiISTATE, situate in the Paddy' of Iferthem end Wiehlin, shoot one mil. frost Denham; sod a short distance from the mad leading from thenceen Charing i Sind miles from the cattle market of Ashford, ten frorn'the corn market of Maidatone.:and nine frost Faversham. from which plop; there i, water carriage to Landon; emulating of Cold Harbour, or Hi'l Farm. containing ISO acres of lend. with•a neat farts•hellve. - M C . ' I cottage style, large barOand stabling, a new irsmary afid'wagprrt lodge, and other imitable outbuilding*, late to the dccupktioh of Air. Richards', at 130/ per nhum, but ono, or th 4 proprietor. The Estate commands the moat delightful toospects of tile country. with a distant tie" of the Nara anti the.i;lia6itel. To be viewed 21 dayd 'preceding the aele-,_,bv:apidylng to Air. John Dann, on the pramps,. of whom printed' trierrlctrTer: tortehe then- had ; I .4dsa af. 'ill r. orsood. Soil ch 0r.•,i,7 Ca 1,41 a,-.d Rear:Denham 1.-Seracee a d! .. Bead, Attend! a • er ri • Raise 'anti r.b. Printers; Cahtertmry l• Cro;r:7, 'eater 4. llel , Pl' raway's;_and of Mx. Format. zaltleraglittlitltll.leridn. - . WORC2STERSIIIB6-:-FAMIIIi AND"-AffhiAl. ' ' •By Me, TOBR SKT,' • • ' At clagrawrfe, early.is ;ray, lit Lira. • VALUABLE and • eery ItsigresMe 'FIItE. ESTATES, moot ativantagettatet# Antated . F ' itlie.pt, Ilioley, In the erdinty of 'Worcester 'en the ho?dC7 cf Wen shire, about alFht miles s hah AfZeitter and fTenlee„ r,lne Brornagroee, and twelve from the lir(e man t tap t i e ting !Oa Dirmitigham ; cow prising *several eligie and t lams, taming upwahlit of eleven hundred acres' of pro uciive oleo pature, and arable land, well !coded and watifed, ftim r lir Mid hunbandry buildings. Mud a eani ( tir Paprr Still of coo with workmen's house', and an excellent Cori and Needle with fpiar Ftir of atone'', and soluble machiner4 on a good enostint 'dread), with a genteel residence; let to Mesltts.'3i .11 7 . and T. liTalford, Batten. Baldwin, and Ifentan. re‘potai‘ tenants, at relate. amounting in tyro thourtiad one hone, ' treaty pounds per annum. The Peates are free float t tithes ' and the-one rates are very trilling.. .. To he viewed by applying'', the team's, of whom printed .ticulars may shortly be had';) 40, of Illoltniftird., et • Ileole , y . Knott, junio r Printer Printer of Axle's (h Ilttniihgbain ; Chalk pd. ma:. Printers, Worceiber; Angel, Xlcester i f Swaa,' Waralik ; Holden' 'Cross, ftrothwoitiy; Piongh l tr on tbitti; Kinir Head; Gloucester.; lintel, Hereford . ; lead, Coventry; of R. Rosser, Earl. Soffkithr, "Red •Idoe. don ; at GearawN*l;• tied of :ifr..Forri,t; Ko. EV, Aldi Street; hondorr." • - - • ' • • ".--_ . - TO MILLERS, TINDER AND COAL MERCII WIIARFINGEBS, rtc, POWERFUL W Ate l t:m 1 i.fli, AF ERA FiPtltliD, I fi ro be LEI' by AUCTION,' by Mr.. _FOItRK Lease, for a tirrn of fifteen rifts, at Garraittki4;ira' Al', Juls- 2.1. at 150elve o'clock t in One -Lot, umbel and SA w.m ILLS, with extensive witA RIM, Notate fiver Cray, at Crayford, near Dartford, ini - Rent,- shoat toiles from London ; cimimising a corn-mill, fire Boortiln• with five - pair of fortaret stones, with the going Reefs, and other machinery, driven by a bmait.wheet. with a s capacious granaries nearly adjoining.' . .,4 sawaMill. wmkgl capital Iron bcas...-heel, with two vertical. frames, the or; powerful far English timber, the other for-deals • a lntsanit and seven tables for cireitlar Palm; a fine head o f water, :will of eleven - feer, and equal to fortyi.horse power'.: Eiradoiat i and dock. wilt two powerful cranes, *paw A finittetved elide; a convenient rail-road, and water conveyance to the Thames, fur barges of fbtty tons. burthen t warehontice and for storing timber and sawed gorallet mi)lwrights, carper' ssniths' shops. end proper - saw-pits • ft Latsie•iiierthottee capable of curtaining two hundred and sixty chsl , lrons: Resident*, in the cottage style, with good gardent ; a cl, tage, and eight others fur workmeo; a gatekeeper's lodge. neat counting - house . A range of stabling for tWenry - hi fann-ydd„ with cow house. wintering shells ' piggeries ; i whole of the buildings (cottages excepted ) have been erect ...few years; in the beat and most substarrtialMiamier,• ntense cont. The premises possess great convenience ft , r Ott In tivery extensive manner the lucrative business of. stliarfirfger, coal and timber merchant, as nor expense spared id make the works complete. Tke whole of the and sputopriaternachinny will be scheduled to the lease. ' tsacks. tools, brawl implements, and house-fixtures, to he tabiation. About ten acres and a half of grass land adjt be let with the milk. 0. To he viewed five week* preview, to the !*ding, by sl Mr. Harvey, on the premises, of whom printed particuldi then had: Partial Lira al.o at the Crown, Hoeheiiter t Kir Canterbury : Mr. Hall. Printer, Maidstone;' Cram lie a‘th NNW, iiii.FiriteJ.tl , 2 , Fl.,..P•Tr? l ; A"' and of Mr. Parrott, Alieragate.aireet. MR.stß.ULLerad t (. . /C s 'K Eb b L eg li s y to ArC o T r l l ol l 4 e P at ubli G:rn MONDAY NEIPT, the /Rah inst., the following Val very eligible FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ES for invest:neat and occupancy : No. S. ST.. AGNES VILLA. a much admired . nearly surrounded by Its own Garden, desirably stewed, and a pleasant remove from the great western rota, at Bet (wetly ene mile front Tyburn, and very near Kensington -garde' It is occupied by the pmprirtor, who will give linorediate session, Held on lease for 94 years, at a ground rent .-- guineas per annum. The annual value is sixtgiative ghit A FREEHOLD RikIIDKNCE, No. 50, Ginacest Queen-square, B 1 amsbury ; on least to an old tenani poled. per annum. A desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, No. 71, street, Marylebone, consisting of louse and Shop. ant adjoining ; let on lease at 751. per annum, and held for at a ground rent of seven pounds ten shillings'. A FAMILY RESIDENCE, No. 1.5, Polygon, Somers. at a-ground rent of sin Pounds per annum. '1 his mouse ten rooms, a spacinirs entrance hall, patent water-closet., oellarage, garden. &e. It is occupied by the owi.er, anti ' annual value is fifty-five pounds. A DWELLING-1101MB. of eight rooms, with in Ilemford-street, Alarylebone; keid for 93 years, rent of twenty peands per annum. A DIV ELL! NG-HOUSE, No. 24, Drumniond-tune(, square, on lease at forty pounds per annum; held Me - a ground rent. A DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 15, Stephen-street. Grove, several years let to 31ns. Hobbit, tetpnt at will, eight pounds ; held fee a long tern at four pounds. Two small HOUSES, Nos. and 22, Grove-plate. street, Goswell-street, let at thirty-six pounds; held - at elghtnottnds. Two neat RESIDENCES in Globe-tame. Lower. ton, producing fifty pounds per annum; held fur 80 tears, pounds ten shillingavich. Three DWELLING-HOUSES in Dorset-street, two of which are let at twenty guineas each, and one on like value ; the whole held in one lease, at a moderate ; An improved GROUND RENT of fifteen poi l pas aiming from a large (unfinished) house in Milltield-pla lanes, Hornsev ; held at two guineas and a half per annum, A very valuable long LEASEHOLD EswATt; in lii.ings Crescent, producing a net rental of 3001. ner semen), Two superior-built (unfinished) HOUSES in Pelagop-et. Edgware-road (near Connaught-terrace), with all the work of doors, sashes, requiring only a small sum r which would have been the case but for the demise of tier. • The estimated annual value is one bundled guioess num ; held at eight guineas each. The most important and principal part of the above directed by the Executors of Mr. Clay, of TheulashP ceiustll,and the Executrixes of Ma. Alhnder, of (1-cemt venor.square, to be sold without any limited price. Descriptive particulars of t h e respective Jots mot he raway'a, on the promises, and of Mr. Bu lock, in High QUA VtrLS, SILKS, INDIA awl BRITISt 13 1.1N13, elegant Tucked and Flounced Dresses, ditto. Washing Silks, Norwich Crapes. Cashmere &stip, Poplins, fashionable Printed 3lnslins, Irish and real Holland 116118, Lawns, Sheeting*, Table Linen, Napkins, Dirmerti, Ilw backs, Glass Cloths, Counterpanes, ',Marseilles Quilts, Blast Flannels. bong Cloths, Dimities, Window Muslims, a. ' tide of family use, at ROBS(4N and Co.'s, 64 and 65, OXFORD-STA. taking advantage of the times. have added, by their 1-- chases. upwards of twenty thousand pounds' worth of lash. and well manufactured goods, forming the most s:uferdous splendid stock hi the kingdom, which they are determined ' dieap as any house in the trade. Purchasers of Shawls will find an immense collection, . lours, beginning as low as Ss. ; very rich turnover borders, 20s. ; most superb ditto, from 30.. to 405., such as have be.; ing generally ut 41. to. 41. ; with some thousands of others. i than half what they cost manufasturing ; rich woe d e n , p -.„., capes, levant;nes, i•arcanets, washing silks, ike. Ste., just laid ii per cent. lower than at any former period ; 31 .. Erd v is bast p r inted muslin's. ell-wide, at 2.. ; 200 elegant Ads nee 4d., las. to 40s. ; Ballade ditto, 7s. ;20 hoses of Irl acrid Teal i land linens, from ls. to 4.. 6d. a yard, which can sltli eutifide - he recommended ; is ter pieces of 11 yard wide Holland sheetin worth t ids.w;ie : obal rues of Lode-linen. just °wile I. 3 yardk esof real Bo .ia ditto, in all widths. tram , 3 to s- 2 ya rd s •qu4re. Its. • ditto, 21 yards long. 7.. 9d . ; 3 }mule, 12.5. ; 4 yaws, I Pis. ;ti yar ds. elegant designs. 275.. worth two guineas; damask ittsolithot. 7s. a doyen ; long-eludes, 6d. a yard ; besot ' 134. ; Narseilles guilts. 13s. ; dittd, 3 yar d. ' square, ? worth at 'trim 30s. to Xits. At R011,S(1)/C and Co.'s, 64 and 66, Oxford-street, , }Wills -street. essabilishati 1 7 66 . 4 - to p,O Mcvarolo Air gof y 4escrlpion ;Black Doorkbados, 'ITM. a yard ; the widen Crapes, 2s. Dpg and 141. • td'XlPt' Ff(?1.13 pa'riah' ralrielek- Int *Pm town , of tins, win. tread/sew, tvhouses. rob VI: If 4h 511: goo), si..:cl TS.' 31t110. t‘pottiit le le.reel-and I" 40,06,1 !fled e par- l:y; ; Altssr:. r r•-lihtck ; • gng** 1r• square, ldevagate- RANTS, higT on kljtS- -3 VuyN te-wavthe xie ince • fro height, dressiny; 'etelek Iced by a le telt eery Meg et re, ,whit aoall ans *hero, deed Join- the Mr , ' pod iit 4 enters, ar i focesit.le, &grilled elefleit tut- Ige, • and a 1161 . 1!1‘ • 4 C: t The cted within ,Itavn •. ,r• emrriing r ie."160111Icr, e Nil been to value' le e taken at a ipplting to Lax may be inlet Ihrd, :eye,: Hod : trgel; , he is tit- Yaldivese cn aluatnle and E i TA TES, Redderee, • 1 ed, fhwhir Bausigter. cergartkens. mediate prr , - tt• of twelve paOaL tester-Mere, ..- ant, at tiny . . • Crawfor. , - ind vrerni, for 6•2 yen , . • omen -m.l • luxe contrite • excellent • nel the lortot work-shop:, at a &mini mt. Easton - • 1105aan, at trees, Limon .; at twenty- late. Charles- -1 tor 40 years, • oroad, ears, at three • P. 5 11.,6 DI) hand of the e ground reut. (10 per annum. .place, Oreen- rnlkin• in liinge.o 'olegop-at-ett. the prepert tel to cmoplete. of Ale. AWL- :iiioe‘s pet la• - vve property S. slel's-road, de- n.street, tiros • he had at Gar- igb Holborn. IS if .14 US- nee, Bittc•tm e Satigs, 1r 41 aI Holland tonere, floats. Alta. Musket., and every GREET, who, heir recent po-- 1 of fosiOnable s:uyerelous and wined to ail ..0 • etlon, in id to- borders, 16s. to have butt et others. at Iv-. a de 11;p:et, d:-.. , just Laid tn. . I rand. bast towr loutletresmee, dr and al Hot. with fidenow • oliand sheeting, ) widths. hum 1 °woe I, g - yards - • , 12.. ; 4,yard., nines.; dauva.k )eatitifully tv.e, e, 20s. std street, Corner of lack barkbasins.