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""""411.11.14, dot.e4 ~7 y ) • 4 1 ,:z - '-/" • Tbt i 4 1 • nttc,il 1 . //')/ - I t No. 6,728. O 10: s4 H WOrder of the Ilonourahle the Corontissronere of Au AfrderresEri 4 c Bruen:se, in a spacioua lasam, at tbe . Cbief °trice, Old Iftasd-evert, on WEDNESDAY. the 211th June; THCRSDAY, the Ist, FRIDAY,she 2d, and MONDAY, the ,Iris July, MS. A VANTITY of LEAF, FOREIGN, and BRITISH MA NUFACTCRED TOBACCO. SEGA Re. CHEROOTS, ,FOREIGN and BRITISH SNIIEF .1 also Iit.PGSHEADS and BALES of OVER-TIME LEAF TOH.I('CO, nun laying in Ihr Tots:two Warehov , e, London Docks, which are to be sold to satisfy the Duties and Charges. • The Mid Goods to he viewed at the Tobacco Warehouse. London Ducks. and et the Chief Office, Old Rroad-street. six days pre vim's to the Day of Sale, how Hi till 2 o'clock, where Catalogues tray be bad at ed. each. - - - - GLORE INSURANCE, PALL-A/AIX AND CORNIIILL. LONDON. FOR FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE, AND AIINUITIE ALL Pertain whose Insurances with this CONIPANY become clue at MILIEU 3/511ER NEXT, are mewed to tskeNotior. that Receipts kw the Renewal thereof are ado ready for deism, at the Company's °dices, and in the hands of their re spective Agents in the Country. Insurances due at Midsummer must be paid on or before the ith el July neat. ThetTapital of thia Company is Otte Million Sterling, which has beta all paid up, aul is kneeled in !teal or Government Securities June. 11824. J. E. DENHAM. Secretary. laTISII FIRE OFFICE, STRAND AND CORNHILL. t i STABLIMED its IM., for Insurance of Houses, Building, Manufactories, erode, and Manhandles, Melon, Velmala, and other Property, iin the most equimats tem!. awl tm lisisriplesafrocdlesi aolnl asiljoerLatoarts security LANs Mauna. torsactrbas. L. Sir Joys Co': litornoviSt. Met., CiaiinW. Gamma Hos. OSE .V.VISIIIII. lida a tt, MostT F C/lahlaan. Ros. D. Yloonaisi RI . mq. Sir Rabat Wilgus,. Batt 0(;mi0'0. Mille, Eq. Wag= Agnew ER. NeillNalcolm, Esq. John Babb, Seo . i. Richard C. Plowdat, Esq. Jame Colquhoun, Eeq. John Same. Eoq. A I MOS Henry Draws. Esq. Joseph Warner, Esq. William Flialtugh, Eeq. !James Wmt, Esq. Francis Freding, Esq. Richard Williams, Erq. Witham Marsh, Esq. JOHN HELPS, Secretary. PROTECTOK LIFE . ASSURANCE SOCIETY. CAPITAL, THREE MILL10::S STERLINO. PRESIDENT. The Most Noble the Marquis of LA NSDOWN. vicx-rstr.strixwes. Right Him. Lord R. EDWARD SOMERSET, M.P. Hon. JAMES ABERCROM BY. M.P. Rear Admiral Sir JOHN GOB E, STEPHEN R. LUSH INGTON, Esq. M.P. DIRECTONS, (lodes Boblisge, Esq. F.H.S. Nathaniel nibbles, Esq. Robert Cemptsellp' George Jackson, Esq. Rear. Admiral S i,r E. Charing- Maine:Gen. Sir Edw. Eerrilort, too, Bart. 111. P. Hairy Thos as Colebrooke, Esq. Cart. Wm. L. Maberly. M.P. George T. Nicholson, Esq. Sir Alexander Criehten, 11I.D. Alexander L. Preece', Esq. YRS- George Raikes, Francis Gore Currie, Esq. George Ranking, Esq. Thomas Curtis, Evi l . Peter M. Roget, M.D. F.R.S. Melt. Han Davi*, 164. MR. James Sontt, Esq. M.P. John Harvey, EN. Major-General Sw H. Tdrrens. ITOM, 4ot Holland, Esq. and Charles Esii. M.P. pawazns, Maws. Coutes aced Co. Strand ;. and, Mews. Curries, Raikes, and Co. CornhilL A 'Charles Batbage. Esq. F.R.S. ' Colt= t. re xo Ps is ft: lAN - Sir A. Crichton. M.D. F. Rs. Pagittime r -Peter M. Roget, M.D. F.R.S. Coo tign.—Rgbert Grant, Esq. Sondra's— Messrs. Illeyriek and Cox, Red Lion.serdire. The Offices. No. 1. FrederirOgplace, Old Jewry, will be open. al on the nth instant, when the Prospeettis and Tema of 'tome. anew will be rawly for delivery. Among the advantages rewriting to the Assured Pith thiaSociety, he following may be enumerated ; but they are more fully ex plained in the Prospectus. Those mho are assured for short periods, and even fora single year. as well as for the whole trim of Wel t will panicipare In the profits • and at shorter intervals than have hitherto been 'usual. Llsakoas Veda will be assured at adequate premiums, and will participate In their separate profits., Tacilities will be allbrded kit the chan or sale of *kiss, and a deletes, and, adapted die tbtr and loans will Iss asap apes easy P as to prevent As semaity sf forced edam. Fraderbirr-irlase. Old Jury. Jane St. MI. AUDI' George 'fathom, Di. I Sari) THE NEWS DP utsaAnnet AND rAsetos, ANEW WEEKLY PAPER, of which No. 111. , Nice SI., is published THIS DAY, by E. D. Pouchle , 7, Brydgeautreet, Covent-garden, contains a much greater quantity of matter, and that comprised of articles which are infinitely mare knew:ming than any caber Pipet of the kind mi.-sews. These articles are :--Under Manners and Society—An English At Dwyer a French &irk, in French, with a translation into Eng. hah ; as Italian Cuasirrarzione, in Italian, with a translation ; as Account of the Perks and Prontroodu during the Week • Lib,. Witt in High Lite; Madame Hier); Society in the New World; French Manners ; Tables dlliite ; Old Times and New Tinian Paco Pii—Poeo Mews ; Physiognomy of Sneezing. &e. Under The Drams—Various Criticism; ' • The Salmi es for Scandal at Ver saill ; the French and German Drama. Under Poetry—stanses from the Italian ; French Lines on the Caledonian Canal, by Du in, translated by Sir Walter Scott ; Improvisaticie of Signor Piatrucci. Under Sculpture—Account of a Homan Tomb; Statue of Berthollet ; German Cognoscenti. Under Painting—A Criticism on thc British Institution. Under Coatume—Principles of Female Dress. Under Architecture—Architectursi Tower; Artificial Marbles. Under Literature—Lord Byron, from the , forthcoming Number of the European Review ; the Mike of a Newspaper ; the UM/malty of hlosoow's Prize ; New Novel. Coder Politics--Chugraphical Notice of Benjamin Constant ; The Clocks, • Tale. Cutter Geography—Prise* °Rend by the Geo graphical Society ; Voyage of M. Duptrray. Under Natural History—Fond Human Adam ; Pumiceous Honey ; Indian Poisons, See. PATENT ()UTAH!: SUN-SHADES. TFIE PATENTEES and SOLE INVENTORS beg to make known the iniproveil Manufacture of their PATENT OUTSIDE SUN-SHADES, which thLy adapt to every description of Window. Thew great advantages over every other ion of Blind are, that they keep the room perfectly cool in the hottest Weather, they improve the light, and offer no obstruc tion to the view. They are made to take apart for packing. Modek few different Windows at DAB ES and NEWTON'S Manufactory, 20, Carlisle street, Sollo4qlMte. VIE POLITE ART OF HORSE3IASSIIIP. ill HUMPH RYES, late Equestrian Proftssor at the • Menge at Hanover, and hiding Mester to his late jest)., respectfully oilers his best thanks to the marl Ladies and Gentlemen who have honoured him with their distinguished pa trohage Ile has the honour of ap?rising the Nobility, . 1 / 4 e. that his - ROYAI. SCIENTIFIC EQI ESTRIAN ACADEMY is open for daily Instruction in those depot Branches of Pulite Science, whit* may be attained by attention to a few Lessons. The Faculty invariably recomiumid Equestrian Exercise in cases of Bile, Dmpsy, Indigestion, Plethoric Habits, and Rheumatic Affections, from its certain removal of the blood front the head to the extremities, for which purpose gentle and well-trained Horses and Ponies are kept In readiness for Ladies and the juvenile branches of Families, who will Of required) be attended by Iltmiphryes, ai.d roue admitted into the Academy but the Friends of the potties. Attendance daily from Twelve to Four o'clock. Gentlemen's hours from Vice to Twelve, and front Four to Eight o'clock. Horses bought and sold on coatmlosion, taken in to Boit and Livery. Terms in full to be seen at the Royal Academy, Waterloo-road, never the t'oburg Theatre. 'IDE LIGHTEST BONNET EVER MADE Is LANE'S CHAPEAU DE ?MLLE. AIiEW INVENTION in the Article of LADIES' . BONNETS', called the CHAPEAU 1)E PAILLE_ Al'. LANE, ConJuit-atreet, Inventor and Patentee, beds to cull the attention of Ladies in general to the above elegant and unrivalled Arntle; It is allowed by all who hare seen it to be the. finest specimen of British manufacture hitherto produced for Ladies' Connie' ; and to game who have net seen it the following short desaiption may n4t be unecenpiabi. It is uumufacturcil from a particular kind of tough straw, which has a glean upon it equal to the finest silk, every part of a hich is so connected that it is ianpusuble any particular part can give way. tbus combining strength with the most beautiful appearance; and notwithstanding its peculiar strength, the Bonnet, when completed, weighs little more than one ounce, so that the inconvenience of wearing heavy Bonnets is now entirely superseded. Thom Ladies who purchased any of the Chapeaux de Paine last Yellt are particularly requested to send them to t h e p aten t ee , .hnulif they want ciondng, &e. ; he will warrant them to be returned equal new. In conseqsence of many Indies having had erroneous ideas that theClupeau de Faille was originally invented by Mr. l'ubtiett. the Patentee begs instate that his invention is decidedly ditfeient, both in the appearance and manutacitire; it is entirely hi. own in vention ; he received his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for it long before Mr. robbett's invention was generally known, The Prior tithe Chnoau de l'aille is three guineas; mid is may be or :31 lu d great variety of new and elegant shapes, at the Patentee's. ro►'a Conduit -street; and at Messrs. Jupp aed Co.'s, 221, R.qitusersa. DUTY OFF SILK D(s/D::. TO TILE ADMIRERS OF RICH SILK STOCKINGS. SIT. PERFINE COTTON AND LAMBS' WIO►L HOSIERY OF EVERY Dr+CRIPTION, AT UNPRECEDENT. EDLY LOW PRICES. KIPLING and CO. respectfully solicit an insire- R.• l ion of their extensive Stock, which they are now selling at the (olliming Prices:— China silk, cotton feet, from 2s. 2d. ; stout, 3s. fjd. ; very stout, 35. gil. _ _ China. all silk, 3s. nil.; stout, is. 0.1.; very stout, Gs. 6.1. Evening Dreso, all silk. Gs. 3d.; stout, Gs. Gd.; rich lace, 7s. Gd. tiendensen's stout silk, 7s. Gd. ; very stout, as. W. Cotton Stockings, :id. per pair; tine quality, IDs. M. per dozen; stout and fire, Is. Ma pr 16s. 6d. per dozen; superfine, 25., or 225. and V4l. per dozen ; extra superfine, 21. lid., or At*. 6,1„ le • dosen. lientkmen's unbleached Cotton, $O4. per dozen : very stout, Is. Gd.„ tsr 17s. per down ; extra stout, Is. thl., or 2thi. per doseo. Half !lose. fru ; tine, I Is. per dozen. Drawers, Is. 6d.; very coot, is. W., ot. pantaloon ditto, 2*. Cal. Ladies' Kid Gloves, I Is. Gd. per dozen ; French Kid, Is. 3.1., or !is. 64. per dozen; best Kid, Is. 61, or 17.. per dozen. Gentlemen's ll'uodstuck Moves, 12s. per dozen ; best, Is. Gd., or IC.. tkl. per dozen. Doe Skin, 25., or 22a. Gd. per dozen; best Doe, 2s. 6d., or fkl. per dozen. Families and Gentlemen alsout leavinc Town. who are desirous of 'electing foon an extensive Stock, will find this an advantageous oppuetunity of laying out their incticy prot'fribly. H. Kipling and Co.". Waretouse, 1.;, Poultry, ten doors from the 3101.`Si2t1 Honk. To Sail in all Jure. FUR CAIA:ITTTA Direct, the fine fiat-tailing teak boatl: prig N 1311401). not yet three years old, Wll.l.lAal SPIERS, Commander, burthen 311; tom, lying at Slackwall, and has room for light goods only. For Freight apply to Rauh, Farquhar, Cranford, and CO., Nu. 71, Old Broad.street ; or BUCKI.En, BAOSTER. and BUCItA NAN, 31, Mark-lane. To Sail the latter end of July, FOR CALCUTTA Direct, the First Class Teak Ship PIHACITAS, Burthen 4!O Tons, PETER CAMPBELL, Commander, lying in the "East India Dock, BlackwalL Has su perior Accommodation for Passengers, sod carries a Surgeon. Far Freight or Passage apply to the Commands, at the Jerusalem Conic-house ; to Messrs. Fletcher, Alexander, attd Co. 9, Devonshire-square, Dishopvgate-street. or to JOHN S. BRINLEY, 14, !Urchin-lane. Cornhilt Far P •only, and will Sail in • few Days. TNOE CA LCU TA Direct, the Teak Ship ELIZA ": BETH, A. 1. Burthen 600 Tons, WII,LIAM SWAN, Commander lof the Honourable Company's Service); lying in the West India Export Dock. Limehouse. Has atipatior Actotmno. dation% for Pas.eur Iv, and carries a Surgeon. Far Frcicht or Passage apply to the Commander. at the Jere mica) Ceffee-hoose; to Messrs. Hunter and Co. No. 69, Old Broad -street; or to JOHN S. BRINLEY, 14, Dirchin.Lane. CornhilL THE CAMBRIAN, CLARKSON, FOR BOMBAY. PASSENCIERS intending to avail themselves if this stioreetitty, are informed that the CAMBRIAN, new on bet pomage home, is confidently expected es Foil it Besobay-by die ralltMe For Frei& t o Ata raCapor aqij BAZETT, AR HAR, CRAWFORD, and VO. 71, Old Braed.strcrt. CALMS GRAND FETE OF SAINT PETER, AND CALAIS TII E Public are most ;tspecti;t47 informed, that the Celebeation of the GRAND FX E of SAINT PETER will be held at Cold's on SUNDAY, the 4th of July, and two following days. This Fete is celebrated with particular niegnifi cence at Calais, Saint Peter being the Tutelary Saint of that town, the whole will be ornamented, and the procession of the Clergy and Military will be on the grandest scale. Calais Fair will commence on the 15th July, and continue for three weeks. The whole of the Grand Place and principal streets will be occu. pied with booth:, containing articles of merchandise of every na tion. The whole Inhabitants of the country for 100 miles round are assembled there, for the purpose of purchasing such articles as they may want, The display or jewel/cry, china, cutlery, sad all kinds of manufactures, will exceed cry thing to be seen at our Fairs in England, and cannot fail of being interesting to all per sons connected with trade ; and the multitude of entertainment going on highly amusing to persona travelling fur pleasure. ' The Earl of Liverpool and Lord Melville Calais Steam Packets ' will leave the Tower Stairs-on the following days, for the month of July, and can he hired for private.parties on Tuesdays, Thurs. days, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. From Loudon in July:— Saturday, 3, at 5 o'clock in the morning. Monday, 6, 6 o'clock in the morning. Wednesday, 7, 7 o'clock in the morning. Saturday, 10, 8 o'clock in the morning. Monday, 12, 19 o'clock in the morning. 11'clInesday, 14, 11 o'clock in the morning. Saturday, 17, 6 o'clock in the morning. Monday, 19, 5 o'clock in the morning. Wednesday, 21, 7 o'clock in the morning. Saturday, 24, 8 o'clock in the morning Monday, 2a, 10 o'clock in the morning. Wednesday, 28, 10 o'clock in the morning. Saturday, 31, 12 o'clock in the morning. THE Nest of Kin (if any) of JOSEPH DUNCAN, 1 late Carpenter of the Merchant Ship George, deceased, by applying to Ur. Atkins, N 0.153, New Gravel-lane, Ratcliffe-114h way, nay hear of sornethlog to thdr advantage. LAWTON'S PATENT REVOLVING LOCH. T - OHN LAWTON, late of King-street, Snow-hill, eto inform the Nob/fry, pastry, and the PuU t c, that he bas REMOVED to 711 . FLAILT-11TREET, where he continues to manufacture his PATENT WOKS. so strongly recommended by the Police for their security against Picks or Valve Keys as also his Anti-Peculator, with which, by the assistsme of a Key weighing only a few grand, envy door In a Building may ho of formally seared against intirodon. Iron Chips; eases, Cask-Roars, /cr. kept ready Staid up, and nags as onion,- IMPROVED PORTABLE BATH. with complete APPARATUS fax HEATING, price Five to Seven Guises& A valuable Article in a Family at all times, but in cases of Sick ness highly important, as it may he brought to the chamber of the invalid, and heated at the bed side, if necessary. %Varna Baths elegantly fitted up, with improves! Boilers for heating. Improved Shower Baths; Steam Vapour and Sulphureous Fumigating Baths, Children's Baths of all vases, Knee Baths, Feet Baths, Hip Baths, and Baths of every description. At BENHAM'S STOVE, GRATE, and BATH MANI:- FACTORY, 1, Edward. street, Portman-square. SUPERB IRISH DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE CLOTtIs, 16s. Ifd. each, full three yards square, with Nap kins to match, at 12s. Gil. a dozen, well worth live guineas the set; Breakfast Cloths, 111.1. etch; Diaper Napkins, fas. 6d the dotes. with every description of superior Table Linen and fine Sheeting., full Twenty per teat. below the usual price of Cheap Shops; good Russia Sheeting', the full width, requiring no seam, 2s. a yard ; very stout ditto, full 5-4 wide, lid.; seventeen boxes of the prtmest Linens Ireland ever produced, from 10c1. a pull to Zia. 6d., ; French Cambric Handkerchiefs, 16e. the dozen: 000 elegant Marseilles quilts, full three yards square, 13a. 9d. each; seven bales of IFelsh Isnnels, and a quantity of Witney Blankets, *ith 20 per cent. off the Miikummee ees: 400 pieces of tine ell-wide Long ('lbths, 6d. a yard ; tine untbessed ditto, Lis. the piece, 24 yards. Furni. ture did.; tine ditto, 6d. ; good 21oreens, lid. a yard ; an immense Stock of White and Coloured Flounced Dresses, from 6s. each to Ms.; Swiss Cambric Handkerchiefs, 6s. the doyen. HOIX/E and IdFIVMA Net, Wholesale Linen-drapers and Ha. berslaahers, Argyll House, Regent street, three doors from the Ar gyll Rooms. No credit given or abatement made. Charities tupplied at usual. All letters to be post-paid. Z" HE Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS for MAKING SODA WATER, continue to be prepared, and sold by the inventors and Proprietors, Messrs. U. :MAR SHALL and CO. Chemists, Brew.rutreet,Men-square, and is sold in Roses, at 2s. lkl. each, aad in Bottles, at Vs. each, duty includes!. The Oxygenated Soda Powders having acquired a great reputa tion, at home and abroad, many inettictive and spurious sorts have been imposed un the Public. The genuine will have the words, •• Prepared by Messrs. O. 3larshall and C 0.," engraved on every Box and Bottle. •.• All other advertised preparations for making Soda Water unaer the same name, are spunons.. T o be had a above : Superior Seidlit: Ponders I Lavender Water Cheltenham Sa l ta in Crystals Ditto ditto Perfumed Ditto dins in Ettioremtenee Ditto ditto Milk Fleur Finest t'aleined 31agnesla Vegetable Extract Pectoral Cough lhops I:sprits—V*l;ot, Aromatic Vinegar Eau de Cologne Lavender Vinegar Aripiebuesde %rater, eke. &e. Medicine (Ands, of all prices, completely fitted for every ch. awe; and Genuine Drugs and Medicines, far Home 11134 Ezportaaim, of he finest quality. Prepsred also, sad sold as above, very superior FRENCH POLISH fur all kinds of tine Wood, Furniture, de. ,P - SALES BY AVITON. HOUNSLOW, MIDDLESEX, *vein the Bads sad Skims Roads, nine the Barracks. Three thelosures of doe Amble brad, Tithe-free, Land Tas redeemed. By Mr. ROSINS, (Of Warmck-house, Regeoustreet), At flerraway's Crifec-house. in ,Eaduinge-alley : Cornhill, THURSDAY. July I, lat. at Twelve eanck. ut Three Lem A DESIKABLX FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe 1-3. free and Land Tax redeemed, comprising TIIRCE va luable I NCLOSIIRES of line ARABLE LAND, called the RABERS. situated near the Barracks, Hounslow, between the Great Woman and the Staines Roads, containing _ • TWENTY -FlVill ACRES : Eligibly situate near the T d aira of Miummlaw, had in a noithbout hooddully To be skewed by spplyktg to a pses, of limpten, of whom pulled'', may be bid 3 at the Het Lion im4 Oesege, Hounslow; Bush, Staines ; Meek Dog, BeddentOlud Lkm.asid White Hart, Southall ; Whit. Horse, Uzbeillypf num., Broulleed i atOar roway's i wad e(Mr. Robins, IP, OROVR COTTAGE. (BA) lIBROMPTON. Compact Residence, with Pleamememund.Oardes. and Paddock. Stable and Camelt-House, a Mile and a Half from Hyde Pork carver, with early pomeesion, By Air. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Renee, Regent-street At Darraware Coffee.hou (hawge alley On THURSDAY, the let J Ight. at Twelve A DSSIRMIL2 L itlifiaLß L •• Situate at Ohl Wilson. a °IMAM Arm Hyde Pak caMort ; I Adapted for die arenunnmdetion of a smallgeptaei ern a Lowe, laid out in Parterres all Beedesod with ornamented with Shrubs and Trees. The Boum contains a neat Dralringiroom, communicating by folaing doors to a Dining-parlour wady fitted up a Study ; School-room, with glazed door , opening m die Lawn t ma excellent square Rom, Mended fors Kitchen, lam eaweertible to tr parlour ; Kitebe: Wash-house, well @applied midi ; two .Staircases, three principal Bed-elumbeny red two Dm= he Ser vants ; a Yard, inalsaad by I°4Bit/rote% = Cola-skel r Stable for two Horses, Coach-heuse, as mallow Osaka, well stocked, cropped, and phoned ; ands Paddock. The whale containing needy TWO . . . . . The situation netedthiii;;Qithrity et the air. To be viewed by Tickets. Partiamthes may be had an the Pre mises ; at thruway's; and of Mr. Robhm, Y 7, Regestmemet, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. WORCESTEItSfintg. The next Presentation to the Rodney of Pedmore, between Sleety, Strawbridge, sad Litithmthmm. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regmembrect) At Carraway's Collie-house, CambilL on THURSDAY, the Bth of July, at Twelve, THE NEXT PRESENTATION TO THE Rte,.. TORY OF PROMORE Situate in a line, plement part lithe Comoro( Weisman'. en rails and a half fr om Stowthrtige, moron from Kiddemalwater, awe twelve from Birmingham. Comprising an excellent chenW RESIDENCE, meld am a lawn, surrounded by dry walks, thimblam'a. aed plientellthei nig the Church. adapted foe the amemensiolbe of sfflthalTeetaily, planned with convenient spartmelith seventh hiame. thelithar nine horses, coadahones, factn.yeed, barn, Mid ju &wrote. dog kestrel, dic. a poi ix des. garden, drying-ground, fec. col Wows about TWO ACRES A:tii• A HALF, And about SEVENTY.k.IrILACRIIit of GLEBE, Let Also, the GREAT and SIII=IITHE of NINE HUN DRED and FIFTY ACRES. The present Incumbent about dam-thom you. ewe. The present and estimated vase treacly FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS per mum. Pactkulars may be had of Me- MAM A Hal Hampton, nest Women t of Mr. Illendey, W= p e l rt se ll e. en mid Chickens, Be: eignahwat Ewe, Angel. Mc. and do Osfsal lama, Odke; Wind C Cambridge Jared o Cipbridue • of Broughton. Solicitor, Great lbalbotougb.asese at Glasser* • and of 11r. Robins, Na. 111, 11401.14"14. IAY, JUNE 26, 1824. • COOPIURST (NEAR HORSI1701), SUSSEX. DESIRABLE AND PIrIiASA NT FREEHOLD Ii:STATE, Consisting of a Mansion and Offices, Coachasotise, Stabling. Ike,' Pleasure (Bounds, Gardens, Re. seated in a small Part'; rot,- hous4 with all requisite Outbuildings; and about (be Hundred and Fifty Acres of 3leadow, Posture. Arable and Wood Laud, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street.) At Gtrraway's I:offer-house, Change4ilky, CooMllll. On THURSDA V. the 4th a July, lIH4, at Twelve o'clock, AVERY DESIRABLE arid 'PLEASANT FREE HO ESTATE. Coolhurst, near Horsham, on the toast to I • no n, comprising A EA 11.1 . MANSION, handsomely Sued up, the late Neakille and property of the Earl of Galloway. planned for the acamamodation of a Nobleman or Gentleman's family, with excel. lest attached and detached Offices of ri descriptions: Coach: bosses; Stables, &sre c. seated on a Law, with Pleasure Ground!, ornanismid with Shrub,, Flowers, Tlmbet Tree}, and Planta tiOttli, with "dry gra:relied Walks, leading to a delightful Flower Geode, and Pavilion, in the Gothic style ; capital Kitchen Garden, walled in. stocked, cropped and planted, with numerous dmice Fmk Trees . ; an Outer Garden, .31elon-groand, Icvlionee, de. situate is a Pirk of about Fifty Acres, twnarneuped with ilnegrown Timber, nearly surrounded by Oak Paling, with Entrance Oates ; also, a goad rann.tiouce aad Offices, with an ornamental Dairy, . Scullery, de. and carious Agricultural Buildings, Garden, Poultry. houses, &e: sad sundry lottioeurea of Aleedow .Pat u OnAanand Brood loncr—fil lying pan, and containing is al ondied and tidy dam, makmidlenakki ompellent odor puirsq of Ins triter. Moo, TWO FREE (100 COTTAGES, with kludge% do. sin tlea !Own ai Marebollt. • To be viewed by Tickets wage Pdelfeulegy may be had of Sir. Tidiner, on the Premises: at the Mors Head, floothast er litd i tifreßrighton ; Red Lion, Dorking.; Ronnipg Rpm, Y Swan, Leatherhead t King's iltpd, Egmont; Whits Hart and Swan. Riegata ; of Sir. Homy Young, Solicitor, 11, Lincoln's Inn-fields; at Oarrawies • and of Robins, 179, Regont.streat, of whom oily Tickets ;or viewing may be had, and where a Pima the Estata may be seen. VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, QUITE EQUAL TO FREEHOLD. Capital Baita=md to the Rive and in Valliant Fiat, tsar urgh House sad Hatonsersunth. By Mr. ROBINS. • ' . (Of Warwick Haile, ,c4.. ..atreet,) Ag Oseguo Caren- house. 'Ch asge Earth ea T.HURS , DA the 22d of July, 12 o' in One Let, A V ERY ELIGIBLE COMPACT COPYHOLD ESTATE,ti held of the Mamma Fulham, equal us PRES HOLD, a Quit Rent of Fourpence per Annum, and Fine certain of the same. Ceinprieag summits of EIQHTEEN ACRES of vary rids tiartlgn.ground.lomg Frontage to the River Thaws; and to the Rosa from Hammersmith to Fulham, and the exclusive privilege of the Wharf adjoining the Thames; a moil valuable situation for buildsng. and presumed plenty of Brick Earth. A Genhal DWELLING-HOUSE, with Offices, Two Cot tages, and various Outbuildings. The Lands are planted with' 'salient Fmk Trees of the best description. The whole Estate in possendea of Mr. Mayes', which may be viewed by his leave, and where Partiallars stay be had! and at the king's Arms, Fulham; Wiadmirenstim Hammersmith ; of Mesta. Blike, White, Ainge, and Blake, Esses.street, Strand ; Mr. Jennings, Elm-court, Templet at °areaway's; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regmt street. SALES BY AUCTION. Price 741. SALE BYo l re l A C. 0 . ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. Eve:sive Estate and Ground Rents, Ilemen and IBPOstra Band. at present a net annual „Inasens vie en erasion to Wiwi or the ProPatir Let on Ground Rene Urn. which expires in three, four, and sea Yori, *bee the Remit will be upwards of 700/. pee annum. • - • By Mr. tiVILLIB BS. • • At the Auction Mart, Bartholeinew.lone, a* FRIDAY , July 2, at 12, in One Lot, A VALUABLE end very IMPROVABLE LEASE HO/M.W EttTATE, eour.prleing that Old Exublished public House, the Queen's Head, at Merton ; and a Mate and sheii• adjoining ; Ground Rents arising. from a detaehatkßesidenee with large Barden, and Three Bowes Shepe,in the frau ct Lapland R ead: also, Fifty.etwee Hawees'ald Wardens, fermium the whole of Quanta Head-sralk. adjoining. Mid foe 41 Years unexpired, Pont Allehaelmu 1821.. • . To be viewed till the Sale, by perste:9f the Tenants, and Particulars bad at the Queen's Baal Nib *toe, on the Estate ; of Maws. Andros and Alderson, &dickers, eihapeety-lawe; Mew". Beranek, Gamey, cad Lower, Architects_ 'tad Itlrrerre. While L .l .=- COMM Carohill end 81r.WillIants, Throgroorton-street, where a Plea of the Piapeety may be seta. E • • • 01 1 84.- • III:it:Me Itheetraeat. C b loat. loat. .4U SOLD y_IfILIVATZ CONTRACT. AVERY valuable =TATR 6 *We is the Pa r ish eC Being' Offerd, *Ghee, lelauml. So the °swat, of faaes, =thi a zr a coaremeat Rent Rtharsaltiat. Stab* with Oeutery.. thaorMY hoottett, toed US Aso or ei7ri AMA:rvet+ Lead. Tlss Irib a iptif .taws ialthatlest..aad at went in the poweeeisa of the or. re be viewed by tea so M aim Cheek th e &Ai , . on the Pconiirsa Last* *trOiLehas, sad to hut he the_por chase. app:y to Mr. William Le Bhue, New Briage-elreer. dos FASiliok WAD EL'ONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S GREW TR I OMA TAYLOR and CO.. DRAPERS. TAI LORS, owl LADIES' HABIT MAKERS, have the honour of appriJoi their Customand the Public, that the/ hare RE3l(gja. lilt, STRA N D. where mires fashiastable Gement tat weide im in the ink style of madsen taste and elo W roce, Ey the workmen, 'and of the real Sasso ead Spanish 001. . • Their Prieeemnd attrition to all orders will, they them, satisfy, upon mid, that as How . In she Metropolis can undated MOW, whoa superior quell/ le erscoldered. 11Wtszy sod Neill Utorforois, Children's Cloth* and Liveries. made at a &w ham' pollee. Oppeeitelk. Clement's Chnfcli. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. LONGMAN. begs to return his sincere thanks to LI • his Friends and the Public, ret the Many Moan con ferred on himself and his late brother. He begs to inform them he has SI:MOVED from Cheupside, to more extensive Premise., No. LUDAATE-11 ILL, where. in conbtaction with Mr. BATES (late of St. Jahn's-square), they matinee to manufacture Church. Chamber, and Barrel Cabinet, Saner* end acting Piano-Foems, of the meet dmrription. As O. Longmaiatd , Mtanile the imaaufacturing and laishing of every hummenanthineelf, pmedmeara may, with the Most Int ',licit madame, rely apse every Inommment being, in palest of detainee mks. Medea Mb:Kirk sad us, equal to any dist MI be Attained at any other , italic in Several templed Inlayer Organs, table for mall places of pablic womll4o.—All the :few llustad abgestlons. III:TURES WITHOUT RESERVE. WORCEIITSPBIIIIIIII4 et mewl of ' rains Property he Residence. Finn Hann. wards of Six Hseel•—• Femme, and Aid wend *do's's& By t. (Of Warwick HI At Garraway's Coffee-house, _ of July, at It is THE MANOR or _ M. TON, and Two compact FREEHOLL road from Worcester, fliotwrrt, and Tenbur y, about four miles from the letter and ten from the loft _ Lot I. The Nlasor or restated Manor of BURTON, situate near Clifton, in the Parishes of Sapey Pritcbsrtl and Over Pritairent, with a capital sad substantial brick-built Residence, recently erected, with farm-yard, earn, stable, ox-house, eider. mills, shed, piggery, and other out-buildings; and sundry 'Admires of meadow, pasture, amble, and wood land, and hop. ground ; containing upwards of FOUR HUNDRED and SIXTY-SIX ACRES. Divided by good quicksct hedge*: eotaim blacksmith's shop, Re. in the occupation of the. Executors of tbet - htte Mr. William Si siker. Lot t. A capital FREEHOLD FARM, situate near the above, in the Parish or Sapey Prirehreed, with HARPLEY, GREEN FARM HOUSE, seated in a flne bommanding shun. ion, Stith garden..orchard, barn, ambles, cow.bouse, bop-kilts, cider mill, sheds, piggeries, ttc. and sundry incloaures of meadallr, coppice, pasture. and arable land, containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED and EIHHTEEN ACRES, in Hand( A neat cottage, two garden', fams.eanl barn, stable, cow-holdie, ttc. and ppwards of TWO ACILEA ;i n the ' oecitpution of Mr. John Hill. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, Cr to Mr. Aldridge, Timber Dealer. :Bartley, near Worcester, of whom Particulars may be had ;or 111r.Adaanis, Hill Hampton Mr. Bun Hund red House; Sian, Tenbory ; Fokon, Bromyakd ; Hop Star, and of Mr. Bentley, Worcester; Lion, Xkldenninster ,• Star. Angel, and of Mr. Adams, flzflad ; Crownt, Evesham t fie. mad Chidiens, Biimingham ; of Mr. Broughton, Solicitoe,,Oreat Masi. borough-sleet r. at Oarraway's ; aad of Mr. Robins, No. 111, Re pot-sees where 6 Plan bf the Estate may beaten. 'STERSHIRE. Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, eligible for larestinent, the MANORS. or repined Mane" of KNIGHTWICK and BIAPNOItS ; compact FARMS, with eammodious Farm Visits and Buildings, and upwatella of FOCR HUNDRED and EIGHTY-FlyE ACRES of Illeadbw, Pasture, Arable, and Wood !Auld, and Hop Oround i a substantial Dui/ding, late the Flying Horse Public House; Cottages. &c., on the Road from Worcester to Branyard, and adjoining the Terse. HT Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-et:recto At Oarraway's Cake House, Cornhill, on THURSDAY, July 5, at 12. in One bit, THE desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising the 111 A NORS of KNIII HTWICIi and 111APNOR, with Knightwick House, a beick-buih edifice, formerly the Manor Mansion, situate on a Sae commanding spot, convertible, at small expanse, into a very excellent residence, with good garden, partly walled, capital orchard, stables, pound-how, and mill, with granaries, hop-kilos, piggeries. dovecote, cider-house, &e., warm lam-yard. three barns, long range of anw-hou.es and cattle-she s, ox-stalls, stables, and upw• oils of THREE HUNDRED and SIXTY-ONE ACRES of riseodewp....ture, arable, and doe wood land, in the occupation of Mr. ilundley. WESTWOOD FARM, _ . with farm-house, garden, farm-yard, ham cow-house, atxl cattle shed ; cider.hamie, mill, and cellar ; rwo hop-kihn, drying-rooms over, carrentee's shim, come% and nearly -THREE ACRES of pasture, arable, anti hop groond, with a stream of water Rowing through the lands, in the occupation of %lr. iluniston, on lease. A SI'BSTANTIAL by the road side, late the Flying Hone pohlic-house; with garden, amble, orchard, and meadow land, containing upwards of SIX ACHES . _ . in the occupation of Mr. John Holmes. An INCLOSCRE of DOW I AND, well planted with fruit trees. in she oconpatino of 3/r. Starling. A COTTAGE, G.IRDEN, and ORCHARD, let to Daniel Danieh; and A COTTAGE, let to it - ilium! Cnswell. This Estate licicompact, the river Teme bounding on the emit, and a stream of Matti no the north.west side, about nine miles from Worcester, and fire front Broakrard, producing a Rental of nearly SIX HUNDRICD POUNDS PER ANNUM • • capable of considerable improvement, and an eligible property for intridinent. To be viewed by apolylog no the Premises, or Mr. Aldridge, timber dealer, Marthryolear Worcester, or whom partieuhrs may be had ; of Mr. Minium, Hill Hampton; Mr. Boom Hundred flatlet ; Swan, Tenbury ; Falcoo, Bromyard ; Hop Pole, Star, and Tr Mr. Bentley. Worcrater ; Lion, Kidderminster ; Star, Angel. and of Mr. Adams, Oxford; Crown, Evesham ; Hen sad Chickens. Birmingham; of Mr. Broughton, Solicitor, (heat Marl borough-street at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent t: cet, where a Plan of the Eca:e tray be seen. At his Rooms, 21. Old Rond.street, on TUESDAY, die illth hat. at 12, on account of die somber of Lath. AVALUABLE COLLECTION of ISO ELE3IISH, and DUTCH EICTURLS, the genuine property of a Dentleman, among whith are rear/fees of the fol lowing Masters with others lately imparted from the Continent, nod never beton; sold in bodes :--Antooelln di Mestina, C • Bareeeio, D. Calvert, Litiai, Caren* Claude, Culp, A. Van e- Tanen, Van Bales, Jan Steen, Rembrandt, e naishe. "lde Vasdarniff' and others of distinction ; the whole of which are dl mud to be Sold without reserve. May be viewed and Catalogues bad at the Rotas. REVERSIONARY I.NT ERNA'S. and SHARER in the REOR NT% CANAL, KAOLE INSURANCE, an p DRURY-LANE 711 CAW , ' IPERIOr .t is _ LEASEGOODWI of the eticuaiwe and excellent PRE # WISES, situate most advantagionsly for Wholesale and Retail Trade, No. lt, in the Poultry,. and now in the oscupation of Messrs. Eagle and Co. flatters. 'The Premises comprise a conspicuous double.fronted Shop, with Council's-house mod other Conveniences. Workshops, &c. on the principal and base ment Stories, and suitable Accommodation for a numerous Family on the upper Stories. The whole in good repair, and immediate possession may bo had. May be viewed, and Particulate %ad, Ten Days previous to the *ale. on the Plwmisei ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttlewceth. 2b ,(adjoining St. Mildred's Church), in the Poultey, removed from 27. CAPITAL INVESTMENTS IN THE CITY OF LON' I)t)N, AND COUNTIES OF MIDDLESEX, KENT, AND SURREY• By- Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart. Bartholomew-lane, on FRIDAY, July 9, - v ALUARLE and vet 821, at 12 &Clock. in Lam 1 IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD and LEASEHOL Ii ESTATES, comprising an excellent Freehold House and Shop, No. 126, Fleet-street. on Lease fur a Tenn, of which fifteen year. were unexpired at Midsummer last, at the trifling old rent of 7M. per annum, with the important Reece. don to this highly valuable Property on the expiration of the Leis*, when it if presumed the Rental will be more than double the present Amount. A FREEHOLD HOUSE and SHOP, No. 137, Salisbury. court, Fleosstreet, on Lease Pox Fourteen Year!, from Mitlmelmas next. at a clear Net Rent pf 1001. pm Annum. A capital and sp.ntious FREEHOLD HOUSE and GARDEN, Cold Rark.eguare, Clerkentvell, in the occupation of Edward Cot trell, Fag. at a low old Rent of 601. per Annum, but capable of mosideraMe improvement. A FREEHOLD HOUSE, with SHOP and GARDEN, situ. ate opposite the Church. at Eltham, Kent, on Lame to Mr. Stan. nerd, rot an unexpired Term of Twelve Years, froin Christmas last, at a low old Rem of I 1/. per Annan,. A FREEHOLD HOUSE., and GARDEN adjoining. let to Mr. Skinner, Talent at Will, at a very low Rent of 141. per Annum. A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, with FORE COURT and GAR DEN, No. 4, Park-place, Peckham, Surrey, let to Mr. Peck, Taunt at Will, at a law Rent of 2/1/. per Annum, held for Sixty. lire Yvan unexpired, at a Ground Rent of 4/. A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No 26, Judd-urcet, Brunswick winery. producing a Net female of 311. les. per Annum, held foe Sixty Vain unexpired. A Net Improved R.RXT EIGHTY POUNDS PER AN. NUM. leaning out of rive Heasee. Nos. 7, 12. 15, IS, and 17, Brimewick.street, leading Into StamlbM.etreet, Illackfriare.roed, held for Eight Veen ancaplreeL A Net GROUND RENT 411. I. pee Annum, issuing oat of Eleven Houses in Cemblidertplate, Hackney, near the Hare Pub. lac-house. es Luse tar thiTibib ties of Shiti Yeats. An ANNUITY of TWENTY POUNDS PER AN. NUM, amply accurid upon a House, No. 5, Penton-am.; Pentuovilk. A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 24, Poplar-row, Newington Causeway, let to Mr. Lee, Tenant at Will, at 301. per Annum, held for forty-three Years unexpired, at a Omund Rent of A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 11, Pratt -street, Lambeth, near the Archbishop's Palace, let to Mr. Poole, 'tenant at Will. at at per Annum, held for Forty-five Years unexpired, at • Ground Bent of 41. ls. An Improved GROUND RENT of SIXTEEN POUNDS PER ANNUM, Issuing out of Fair Houses in Wellington -sweet, illsekfriarasuad, held for Titinv-five Years unexpired. A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 411, Oakley-street, West minster-road, on Lease for Seven Years. from Chriennas last, at 31;1. per Annum, held fur Forty-eight Velum =expired, at a tiround Rent of V. A capital Range of STA nuso for Twenty-four Horns. with Lofts and tiranary, Standing for Six t'arriages, and 'peewee Valli% situate In ('ok Harbour-lane, near the Prince of Wale,, Brixton, Surrey, well calculated fad Livery stable Keepers, Stage Masters, Builders, and others; Jet to Mr. Spooner, Tenant at Will, at :IC per Annum, held for Eighty Years urexpired, at a Ground Rent of 214. Mao, COACH HOUSES. STARLING. and PREMISE'S. in Doughty-mews, Guildford-street. Russell square: let to Tenants at Will, at Mg 16s. per Annum, bald for Eighty Years unt xpired, at a Ground Rent of W. Vs. Descriptive Particulars may be had Thirteen Days prior to the Sale, at the Auction Man, and of Mr. Williams, Throgmonna street. N. il.—The above desirable Property is submitted u a mat f....- votrable opportunity for s^cure lovest^..e: I. THE CHEAPEST PLATHER.BED WAREHOUSE IS THE WORLD. T MIDDLETON, No. 11, BARBICAN, London, • mspeetfilly assommoes to Families Furaishing, 1111 Id the Public, that his STOCK of FEATHERS sad FEATHER. REDS are of the beat quality, and at the following very low Prices. six : Capital White Goose Feathers, well stored La. d. ts. d. Lad drilsed, per lb. • I 2 41 to 6 3 Good any (loose 0 1 10 to 0 2 3 Poultry . 10 to • 1 6 Flocks • • 3 to 0 0 0 #eat White Goose Beds • • - 3156t0 V 0 0 tirey ditto ditto 3 12 6to 6 0 0 Poultry ditto - . • - 1 10 • to 3 3 Flock ditto - - - 0 16 oto 1 0 0 Bordered Flock and flair Mattresses - 0 6 0 to 1 3 6 Wool and Rome Bair - 1 2 oto 3 3 It Mahogany Bedstead, 3 l 2 6 to 3 0 It Tent Bedsteads . . . . 1 6 oto l 10 U Half-Tester ditto • . - 1 4 oto 1 6 0 Stump ditto - • 0 IV 0 to 13 0 Feathers sold in any quantity *nen 31b. Bed Ticks at Prime Cwt, if to be tilled. 3lattremes, Chair,, and Sans, re.matio and re-stuffed. Old Beds exchanged or stuffed, by a process mutely new. Four-post Chintz Furniture, and erer4 m tind of Ornamental Decorative Drape-y. arranged in the most t and tasty snap ner, in a few hours' notice. Contracts for . ditary, Naval, and School pedding, executed in any quantity. J. MIDDLUTON solicits a trial of the above floods ; and he trusts, upon comparison, the, will be hand sorrier to any on ask at the ?totem time. Upon the principle of keeping the Beet good , . and selling at the Lowest Prices, he Wilds his hopes of tutsite suc cess in trade, which he Will scrupulously adhere to. M A TTRESSES, FA IIAtAIIdIM •.• Opposite Dixoo's Bagtasiesey, 12, Barbican. TO ?IRS. I NdON, ADAM,—For flee last three Months there has been I„ a most datwgerous disorder prevalent with infants slooLa sic months old, and which, I think, the hoaty cal inflanswaitiem on the chest. occasioned by cutting their teeth t and the vernerly they prescribe is, bliwerlng their stomachs, and applying leeches. My little girl was severely afflicted in the same way after having had every advice. I was recommended to the use of your !Into and not to give her any more medicine ; after using two bottles in nabbing her gams. I have the happiness to inform you that she is now restored to prefect health. I am, Madam, your obedient servant s Old Rrentford, April 1, 1824. W. BARNES, Hatter. 311 s. Johnson, 28, York-place, Ci:y-rostl. To he had. wholesale and retail, of Johnson and Co. as above and, by their appointment, of ail principal Medicine Vendors in town said coustry, at 2a. Pd. pet bottle. •.• Catnrion.—Tbe only. gecniee AMERICAN SOOTH ING SYRUP is signed on the Stamp with .Mrs. Johnson's os hand-writing. Any other offered to the Puhige is spurious, gad caleulated to injure in its application. Li ELL= ton, MCI 1/1) 1 t., II r I L.l l' II C•J. UM gRIUMC 23EVENVY.k.trIACItilli of GLEBE, pagan, of a (*mums , bong Ir ma ena a ty ea O r t he NI. I SECOND ANNIVERSARY, JUNE 4, IRi. Let login Mauer* with oils: lately im p orte d from the Continent, PIM_ oatrAteriod is again arrived which introduced REAT and BMIIIX - iITHE of NINE HUN- awl weer ketone add in Lesdnie :-.-Aatooelin di Messina, c • A- the DON CLOTH ESTABLISRM NT to pahhe irr Y ACRES. Berme* D. Calvert, Lahti, Cannel, Claude, Cuyp, A. Venue- maim, nal co re Sale Oereign last year, the Fe piossut had the Incumbent abnat rian-diona yam ewe. _ adde r Vanderslice, Terrier: Vao Bales, Jan Steen, Rembrandt, salidamionef adirroWedigeg tier libendity with winch dap bad and eadmated v*a aced, FIVE BUNDLE' , Capalloao, sod others of distinction ; the whole of which are dl- been supported tilde led d - dale lob make 6/011111110111 or fature i moue% acted to be Sold without reserve. teed ings aid* Moir prospects that peculiarly tranninend. eN. r. blo had ofibe. disslo so ßLMXt ic lirs, B IT May be viewed and Cataiogues bad at the Rooms. . hive ItOW a plissiog retraspeedes la Sliding their exorcisms has succeeded rem berm& their most saaguine expectations. 1:1 Angel , P7' e7 mr : g ;,:d the Oiled Jowns i REVERSIONARY INTERES T S, and SHARER in the For a petamage so generous, so distinguished. es- . I, , , s ,C r y de . 1 • . of l b; REORNTII CANAL, EAGLE • INSURANCE, sap & m i st i ng . t h ey A m id conf ag er t h em d m „,,,,b, h,p ert ,04 proper feelings of grad Lade, did dry sot arks Sit mum is :licher, Oran at Own' wars ; DEURY-LANE TII !LITRE. • PERIODICAL SALE. ins, No. 171, RqPiwitre. 6 their pow Cr. that orientate( tho Laden Cloth at By. Mr. 8 H UTT LE WORTH. comp lete in its uppbiirsorso, sod es dreenriog or tot arm tt rrutsettitE AHD HEMFOREWHIRE. -.. At the Mart, as WE DNKSDA Y. July 7. a ISt has hitherto enjoyed, aa judicious ea possaily ellies. teed Masa , of Britals. abelaWrolatadd Mom. On- M HE ABSOLUTE REVERSION to 241. per Ammo with this view, L diey fu ageta to *sir pierissis vty So' faltettlon4 with a ealldlol Fast H aws or .1. Law Ansonia: life SU.; The Shwa in the Regales ,ortensiva _gtonlies, loaded hive *bar V aisabb Sock F .lllO Baum. and ' ••• °P• - - crud. Twenty in the Eagle losureoce sr = and One Osllided tirieli the eboleent abuinados aail asivelblel fee the Valet eleeee, a Handed and -sm. -, . .......„. • Tipeams. die ladder lo free avid of every manufacturer. Amide Leak net • re. . patforemass. .. le soliciting a otalinstiosor of f Pilo& firmer, they beg to Pseud et ' . sad of 111 . 11=1= a g is their bighegunived spats of aaiisg . la - J eo- lir.' .-- Zt . ? I n ♦ dr P tor LLErtllooßill i =r e t hut elie r s Of War l e e tter Haase, lailM t l trefj as . • No. . h BASIT owl f Coffee-house, Corabil. as URSDAY, the Rh of July, at 12, is Tao Lots, POULTRY. NOR or REPUTED MANOR of BUR- FIRST-RATE SITUATION FOR .WHOLESALE AND daiTleyeatiihave just received v rec hi r e i h r ed 4f r : be p iec ts ual t d. blackt bills, aid desk, RETAIL TRADE. end Two compact FREEHOLD FARMS, on die ° e a LONDON CLOTH IsTABLIsOMENT, By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH. master, fitiorp.rrt. and Tenbury, to Broniyard, At the Mart, as WEDNESDAY, July 7, at 12, NOL 44, M. and di, REOENT-S REET, maser of Tiebbonne- e from the latter end ten from the former. \11.....•• ... --.-a te_-- _.• 15m.,...1%.1 -:.---- --- ITN HR LE ARF. mid irmonwt F.L of the etteusiwe end 1111°, 111""AdillY• PERSONAL BEAUTY. Apiaßs, 357 IVells- street, Oxford-street . sole Pr o• peietor of the (unfit. lag elution Articles tot slat T 414. re spectfully acquaintaladies of Faahllin and Dititinctioo, that he coo. tinges to manufacture them in that sidle of excellence which has hitherto been his pamport to public larour. Hie indefatigablo anxiety to please having been rex-aided with the greatest eneou. rages:lnt Imm a liberal and dircritamating Pot-lie, he with pies. sure ricummends them as the most perfect of their kit.d , and sucli cannot be exceeded for real utibty and advdmate PEARS'S TRANSPAREN SOAP, for erubellidiin:; and lbeautifying the complexion. PEARS'S BOTANIC CRE A 31. particolarly calculated to to wed in Nernst 's, and by persona whose akin% are of .o tender a nature that the application of soap is too roagh and Irritable to be used with pleasure. MALABAR DENTIFRICE. for improving the Tomb, beau- Vying the Gums, and areetening the Breath. PEARS'S LIQUID BIA:1031 of ROSES„ and White Impe rial Powder., fatuous for giving a beautiful 'ingot. the (;heck and Lips. and the latter beg:owing a ddiraey to the countmanes, strictly oompatilde with a Mat idea of female grace. PEARS'S RI/SE 001.011: pr PINK SAUCERS. r.is invention is fur Doming in Wcer to :ours, Printing oo Weisz; Cheek* , sc:. dying L.ce, 31us.ir.s, rtssnerly, 4C.C. LONDON, SATUR out 1 the e d ike). and a, at K irl i CH' etIllY• , died LICe o f it e%•• xked ard ja cut pause GE• ,TOY ,