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_ appointed Jo ..maging eerie* do hereby give Notice, That Numbers of Tickets and Shares thereof, may be registered for the purpose of receiving in. formation of their fides after the drawing, and may be examined at this Office every day (Sundays excepted) with their Registers of Benefits and Blanks. And the Commissioners appointed to take in the Benefit Tickets of the Second Lottery for the-year 1823, do hereby give notice. that they will attend at their Office, in Soinerset.place, on 310 N. DAY, the 20th day of June instant, from Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, to Two o'clock in the Afternoon, to take in and Wee the Benefit Tickets drawn on Tuesday, the 31st day of May YON being the Second Day of drawing the same Lottery, to be et. changed for Certificates pursuant to the Act of Parliament in that behalf. And for further despatch thereof, the said Commissinnera will take in and enter the Tickets in Clan A. at one seat, and the Tickets in Class B. at another seat, and the persons poosasend thereof are directed to bring, Irbil their Ticket., separate Lint thereof, marked A. and 8., formed in rummies' order, adapted to each of the said sears; and at the bottom of each List, to write the tame and proper additions of the person entitled to the value of the said Tickets. And the said C,ommlssinners also give further notice, that Cer tificates fur the value of the said Tickets will be delivered out en Thursday, the 23d day of June inst. at noon. after which the said Commissioners will take in and enter Tickets in their usual' monthly entry ; anti all pinion% are desired to observe, they roust bring duplicates of their Lists when they come for their Certificates. The Commissioners also glee further notice, that a Bond of In demnity must be entered into by two revettable housekeepers (to be approved by the said Commissioners) together with the person entitled to the value of any Ticket or Tickets which may have betn loot, or to any Tick* or tickets the cheeks, of which may hare been torn or destroyed, before the Commissioners can grant Cer. sitiaates for the same; and that ih case of a lost Ticket, an affidavit must also be made of the circumstances attending the loss of the same, before one of the Honourable Barons of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer. ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS.—On SUN DAY, the 26th input, Four Young Women, late orphans of this Charity, who have faithfully serves their apprenticeships, will &vend to return public thanks, Morning and Evening. The Simon in the lllorning will be preached before their Royal High. noses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. by the Rev. 11. 'HARNAGE HARNAGE, A.M. Alternate Morning Preacher: and that in the Evening by the Rev. "HENRY W RITFs, A.M. the Evening Preacher. EDWARD FOSS, Secretary. • ONDON CAR'PET COMPANY. A CAPITAL 200,04/OL, in 301. Shares, one half reserved for the Trade. The object of this Company is to prepare the wool, spin, dye, and weave on a new principle, that wiU, with much less labour and general cost, so improve the testure and colours as to command every tt arket, and yield a larger dividend than other Investments, the prompt pay of the Trade enabling the Capital to be turned at least thrice a-year. Extensive premises. admirably situated, acd adapted Mr combining all departments, are secured on most advan tageous terms. One Pound per Share is the deposit until looms are ready to work. Applications for Shares to be made, until the 21st inst. to Messrs. Fisher and Spencer, Solicitors, Wa!brook-buildings ; Sir Walter Stirling,Barc aril Co. Bankers, Strand i and at I, Lancaster-place, Waterloo-bridge, where Prospectuses may be had. B RITISH STEAM and PATENT NAVIGATION COMPANY. __ CAPITAL—hOO,OI.IOI in Shares of 1001. each. This Company has been formed under the immediate sanction and patronage of some of the most distinguished Naval Characters of Great Britain, viz.:— Vice-Admiral Sir P. C. DU AM, Vice-Admiral Sir RICHARD KING. K.C.B. Viee-Admiral the Rt. Hon. Lord Vise. TORRINGTON. Rear-Admiral R, W. OTWA V. Rear-Admiral JOHN 51AI'CLAND. Rear-Admiral JOSEPH BULLEN. Rear-Admiral Sir HENRY II EATHCOTE. DIRECTORS, Edward Bates, Esq. Sir John Scott Lillie Capt. Nathaniel Belehier, R.N. Capt. C. 0. Maine, E.T.C.N S. Capt. Robert Bnice, R.N. Capt. John Stevens, E.I.C.N.S. Capt. John Crispo. R.N. Thomas Tredgold, Esq. ('apt. Tow nshend Dance, R.N. R. Thornton, Km. J. Grant, Esq. Capt. R. W. IVates, R.N. Sir Wm. Ingleby, Bart. M.P. E. Walpole, Esq. J. Barrett Lerman', Esq. RANKERS. Meseta. Drummond; and If cases.Veres, Ward, and Co. The advantage* resulting from the use of Steam Vessel* are too firmly established to require comment: it is, however, universally admitted that the Vessels and Machinery hitherto enipluved are not adapted to distant voyages or tempestuous weather. The in. convenience arising from the great *pace terpiired for the stowage of feel is also a subject of complaint ; and the imperfect system of Steam Navigation at present acted on is attended with such itnmi. neat danger, that the Packets now in use are laid up during the . winter season, without even once attempting the passages between England and the adjacent Continertal ports, the short distance be. tween !Myer and Calais only excepted. To obviate the admitted defects in Steam Navigation, the draughts and models of several patents of great merit In naval architecture and machinery have been investigated by gentlemen of science and nautical expetience, to whom It has been satisfactorily demonstrated, that by the combined aid of the patents selected and the employment of propelling entOnes on the beat principles, en suring personal security to passengers, the necessiq for lowering the hullo; of vessels in the water will be superseded, all sea risks materially diminished, the utmost velocity preduced, and an Oka mous end secure system of navigation carried into execution, uniting *effect safety with despatch and economy ; and that ships con s .utted upon the improved principles, secured by the patents, will used at a much greater rate, when sailing or steaming, than wh e y ? Owls, and pass over bars, ascend rivets at ebb tides, end make nom:. where, from the email depth of water, other ships of much fess b. 'rden cannot approach. It ;is confid.`btly anticipated, that Tenets combining benefits so superior will me..‘e the passage from London to ('alcu'ta, by the ('ape of G oo d H o pe s , (in despite of contrary winds and currents) in 10days, and to the ;wets of the West Indies and America in a proportionate time; at'd that the Company will, with such im. portant idventages divide a tery considerable annual profit, the corntiarative risk being ams.ll, and losses guarded against by the propery being ensured in Lougo% To carry into effect the iinmeeNtte objects of the Company, it is intended to build vessels of a larger elates upon the improved prin ciples of naval architecture referred to, and to adopt such other im provements and patents as may appear expedient to the Directory', with a view to establishing a more speedy intercourse between (Ireat Britain and the Trans Atlantic parts, particularly the last Indies, the Indian Archipelago, New South VI ales, Buenos Ayres. the Breeds, Columbia, Mexico, the li'est Indies, the United . n.tea, Canada, and the South Scas The capital of the Company is 500.0001 divided into 5 000 of 1001. each ; a deposit of it per Share is to be paid to the Bankers s f the t'ompany, to the account of the directors, on the appropria t,on of the Shares, and further calls not exc , eding Si per share will be made when req uired, of each of which calls one month's notice' will be riven. Applications for Shares to be made to the Banter by letters, piet.paid, addressed to the Directors of the Bluish Steam and l'iteet Navigation Company. DAILY. from Ten in the Morning until Six in the Evening. Admission le.—EatalNrue Tho Subscribers to the Print from Mr. West's Picture of "Our Saviour Healing the Sick in the Temple," who have not received their Impressions, may nortimp them, upon payment of the remain. der of their Subscriptions. iI British Institution, daily. THE BRITISH and FOREIGN TIMBER and WOOD ASSOCIATION. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING, In Shares of M. each. Ihstraita—Sir Peter Pole, Bart., Thornton, Free. Down, and Scott, and Mews. Rogers, Towgood, and Co. SOLICITOUS—Mesas. Dawes and Chatfield. The Directors sill make a distribution of the Shares on the 24th Instant. after which day no further Applications can be received. All communications are to be addressed to the Director , ., at Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, 9, Angel-court, -- London. /WIZ LICENSED VICTIJALLERS' RECTI 1 MO DISTILLERY COMPANY, roe supplying UN ADULTERATED SPIRITS and CORDIALS to the Licensed Victualler of London. and of the United Kingdom. Capital 400,1001. in Shares of WI. each. 1113ECTORS. _ _ The floe. G. Agar Ellis, 11 .P. Thomas Edmund Jarvis, Esq. Sir T. Lethbridge, Bart. M.P. Colonel Torrens. Sir F. Doitanges. Kt. Lieut.-Colonel Fairman. C. A. Thisle.un, Esq. AVOITORS. William Dettmer, Esq. and Thomas Salomon, Esq. BANKERS. Sir J. Perring, Bart., Shaw, Barber, and Co., 72. Cornhill ; and Messrs. Cockburn and Co., Whitehall. SOLICITOR. R. Kidington . , Esq. Lyon's Inn. STCRETARY. William Delves, Esq. Crown and Anchor Tavern. For Shares and Prospectuses, apply to Robert Kidington, Esq. Solicitor to the Company. Lyon's Inn, Strand. Prospectuses may also be had at the liars of the undermentioned houses :—Duke of Wellington, Lucas -street, Commercial-road: Peacock, Islington ; George and Dragon, Buckinglia, -street, Nsw.rosd ; Artichoke, Church-street, Kensington; Flask Tavern, Pimlico; King's Head. Vauxhall ; Prince of Wales, Brixton ; ar.d the Elephant and Castle, St. George's-flelda. CLAY OF .LONDON LITIOARY AND &WIN. TIFIC INSTITUTION. At a General Meeting of the Members of this Institution, held at the London Coffice House, on MONDAY the 13th instant, OEO. tißorE, jun. Esq. in the Chair, The Laws fur the Goyernmeot of the Institution were read and agreed to. The following Gentlemen haying con'ented to be proposed to the andermentioned offices, were unanimously appointed thereto. TRUSTEES. Sir J. W. Lubbock, 'Wt. 1 John Martin, Esq. M.P. Alex. Baring, Ei.q. M.P. !Samuel Jones Lloyd, Esq. M.P. HONORARY COUNSEL—W. Davis Bayley, Esq. Ho NORART SOLICITOR—J. W. Fres:Add, Esq. Jotxx TREASU gess—Geo. Grote, Esq. ; J. Abel Smith, Esq. BANE Ea 9-3lesars. Grote, Prescott, and Co. The election by Ballot of the .Committee of 31anagement is fixed for WEDNESDAY EVENING, 22d instant, at Eight o'Clock. Every Member is entitled to vote, and to propose others as Mem bers of the Committee, having previously obtained their consent. The Nominations must be delivered to the Provisional Committee on or before Six o'Clock, on Saturday evening, the 18th instant. Names and Subscriptions will be received at the London Coffee Douse every evening, from 7 till 10, until ths Committee be ap- THE NEXT of RIN (if any) of CHARLES 311iDDI.E. late Caulker's Mate of the East India Mer chot Ship MARQUIS OF CAMDEN, deceased, by apPlying to Mr. Cotter, 2.53, High-street, Poplar, may hear of something to their advantage. SALES BY AU-C' 'ION. PAINTINGS OF THE OLD MASTERS. By Mr. WILLIAMS. At the Auction Mart. Bartholomew-lane, TO-MORROW; It 12, AValuable COLLECTION of PICTURES, among which will be found some tine productions of the Old Schools. Also a few Engravings, framed andlglazed. To be viewed this flay and to.morrow. and Catalogues bad at the Mart; and of 111 r. Williams, Throgmorton-street. PICTURES.—By 111 r. STANLEY, At his Rooms, 21, Old 110nd-street. TO-MORROW, at 12, ANumerous and Valuable COLLECTION of AN CIENT PICTURES, Italian, Dutch, and Flemish, and a few fine Prints, framed and glazed ; comprising many examples of celebrated and esteemed Masters of the various Schools. The Connoisseur will find among them many worthy of his approha. tion, and to the speculator the sale will afford a good opportunity of purchasing, as the greater part are to be sold without reservation, being the property of a gentleman who is about to Imre the country on a foreign mission fur a considerable time. May be viewed and catalogues bad this day. Splendid Fumiture,Glasses, Silk Hangings, Porcelain, Sculptures, Bronzes. Carvings, Suits of Amour, &c. ke. MR. DENEW respectfully announces to the Nphnity and Gentry, that he shall SELL by AUCTION, TO-MORROW, and Two following I)ays, at his Auction Room, Charles-street. Berkeley-square, a FEW ARTICLES of ANCIENT FURNITURE, of the highest class. and in fine , preservation, removed from the Town Residence of a Man of Rank, a very choice selection of rare old China, both useful and decors-' tire, splendid or-molu hustles, Clocks and Candelabras, valuable Bronzes, 'Marbles, Sculptures, and Carvings, brilliant plates of Glass of Loge dimensions, supported by line porphyry slabs, suits of Silk and Damask Hangings, Carpets, Tapestries, and numerous items of cost and elegance. To be viewed this day, when Catalogues may be had at the Auction Room, in Charles-street, Berkeley-square. AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, Superbly Furnished. with Coach-house and Stabling, in a fashion. able Square at the West End of the Town. PHILLIPS Eiy re4gtfo.uillfunneotiifines thatin sta nt , k, 5 ‘ 17 , 1! on IV y AUCTION. at his Great Rooms, New liontLatreet, in One Lot, unless previously sold by Private Treaty, a substantial and modern built HOUSE and OFFICES. a detached coach-house and ex cellent stabling, with laundry and rooms over, most airily and plea santly situate at the western extremity of the Metropolis, contiguous to Hyde Park, and an catty remove from every fashionable resort ; the interim of the House is arranged with more than ordinary re. gaud to the domestic comforts and convenience of a large family the rooms are lofty, capacious, and of excellent proportions, and fitted with great taste ; the principal floor is formed into a noble suite of drawing rooms, with French windows opening into bal conies, the cornices highly enriched, and the chimney pieces formed of statuary marble ; the staircase is stone and of easy ascent, ►nd the whole of the Premises is characterised by superior arrange. meet and substantial workmanship, held for near ninety years at • low ground rent. The costly Furniture (which fs equal to sew) will be united to and sold with the Residence, and of whizti Furniture an in. century msy be inspected at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street, Iwere descriptive particulars may be had, and also tickW for viewing. SPLENDID MODINRIC FURNITURE, BILLIARD TABLE, VALUABLE PORCELAIN, AND SNPERB GLASS WARE- M R 147.1g4 P , andreizo e:lf ullissg zay bo a ti t ti L e n , e, t h h e a s t hm F s Ijk . MIT by AUCTION, nt his (heat Rooms. New Bond-street, an Astemblatte of costly and elegant modem HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE., Seve and India Porcelain, and superb. Cut °lea Ware, the property of Joseph Bayne, Esq. removed, from bit late residence, Grosvenor -street, cnepri,iog mo drawing-room suites' of beautiful rich silk hangings lin live windows, with sofas, otto mans, Orecian couches, and chairs en suite, several singularly elegant 100, sofa, card, and dejeune tables, handsets; mahogany French and four-post bedsteads, with rich chintz hangings, prime and clean betiding, a Parisian toilet table and escritoire, sod every requisite for chamber apartments; two extensive dinner services of India porcelain, richly cut glaze ware of every useful de ecrptias May now be viewed at Mr. Phillips* 73, New Bond;etzeet, and catalogue had at It. each. THIRTEEW NOBLE BRILMAINT FRENCH (MASSES, FURNITURE, PICTURES, PRINTS, &e. M 4 SU P A I I L T L 4 P A S UCI P I I 4rN ftIi aI I T 11 1 (X e T;A. .Y h lVE t ZT ll , h a a n l i following Day, on the Premises, No. 86 Jermyn-stret_,t at 1 for yirecisely, an ASSEMBLAGE of genuine HOUSEH OLD FURNITURE, thirteen noble brilliant Frepch plate pier and chimney glasses of the following sizes, 109 by $O, 100 by 60, 100 by 61, 91 by 39, 89 by 30, and various of less dithensions, capital mahogany library bookcases, wardrobes, secretaires, and chests of drawers, dining, card, library, 100, pornbroke, and work tables, a drawing room suite, four post, tent, chair, and other bedsteads and hangings, excellent bedding, and chamber requisites, Brussels carpets, a Merlin's gouty chat, counting house desk., Jamaica mahogany room doors, and a variety of domestic and useful items. May be viewed Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premise and at Me. Phillips's, 73, New Bond -street. COSTLY FURNITURE, Ri LAIN, PICTURES, T Of a Dentieman, to MIL PHILLIPS hat on WRDNESDAY ES, IiARRLES, POWS. ,ING LATHE, &c. as. ne West of England, • honour to announce, that mxi lli tT, and following Days, at 1, Ram's, Near aaperlatively elegant assemblage of FURNITURE, both ;awful and decorative, 13 noble glasses of magnitude and brilliancy ; a turning lathe, by lioltzapffell ; a magnificent suit of carved and gilt chairs, executed for the late Napoleon; ormolu chandeliers, splendid armoires, commodes, consoles, eabincs, li brary tables and fiecretaires of the finest work, and time of Book) and Renner; Japan. Seven, Dresden, and French porcelain, in services and for decoranon • or-molu clocks and candelabras; va luable bronzes end marb les, in grimps, figures. vases, &c. • se veral large and fine pieces of Gobelin tapestry ; Persian, Tur key, and A übisson carpets, and miscellaneous valuable objects, the property of a Gentleman removed from his mansion in the West of England. Also, the Collection of Ancient and Modern Pictures, Prints, and Rooks. May be viewed, and catalogues (at Is. 6d. esch) had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Boat street. PICTURES. A splendid and Interesting Collection of the Dutch, Flemish, and Italian Schools. "IVFR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce the ill BALE by AUCTION. at his Great Rooms, New Bond street, on MONDAY. the 27th of June instant, at One, of a COLLECTION of splendid and interesting PICTURES, die property of an Ambassador, among which are the Holy Pernik!. by lieubers ; the Descent from the Clots, Spagnoletto ; Portraits by Mos** aed Velasquez; the Last Judgment, Tintoretto ; t:harles the Fifth, by Titian ; View in Holland, De Koninck; St. Jerome, P. Veronese ; and several precious specimens by Teniers. C. fold, Rembrandt, A. V. Velde, W. V. Veldt, G. Dow, Corregin, Berkheyden, Terburg, Oreuze, Berghein, Both llobbime. Sehalken, Poussin, Albano, &c. A. and J. Ostade,Vader Dryden, The Dutch Pictures arc of high class, and the subjects in general pleasing and characteristic of the customs, costumes, and manners of the country. Nay be viewed three days preceding the sale by Catalopes to be had at 111 r. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street. dillP .npro•, _ . per annum, amply secured, anal issuing out of premises attached to Lot I. May be •iewe with tickets, which, with particulars, may b e hat! of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. Particulars may also b e had ten days pre•ious to tie Sale. of Messrs. %l alum aod Ana's Solicitors, %Yarn fonisoswa. Threadneedle-street t mod at *a Mart. I LIOR D, Near Ilminster. Somersetahire. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, On THURSDAY, the 30th inst. at 12, ADESIRABLE . FARM, situate at Ilford, near ll 'master, in the County of Somerset, comprising Eighty. seven Acres, be the same more or less, of rich Arable,Sleadow, and Pasture Land, with a Farm-house, Barn, Stable, and Oat-build ings, in the occupation of Mrs. Hannah Cuff, an old and very re. spectable yearly Tenant, at ■ Rent of Two Hundred and Thirteen Pounds iser Annum. The Estate is held of the Earl of Egremont, for the residue of a Term of Ninety-nine Years, from Lady Day, 1734, determinable 011 the death of John Salter, who was Ftfty . .five years of age last May, subject in a ground rent. The Life is insured, and the po licies will be assigned to the purchaser. May be viewed, with leave of the Tenant, and Pacticulara had ten days previous to the Sale, at the Swan Inn, liniinster ; King's Head, Bridgewater ; Castle, Taunton; of Messrs. Jtmes anti Horton, Solicitots, No. 11, Holborn-court, Oray's Inn ; at the Mart, and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 211, Poultry. DUNCROFT HOUSE, NEAR STAINES, MIDDLESEX. Hy Mr. SHUTTLEII'ORTH, At the Mart, on THURSDAY, 30th inst., at 12, by order of the Executors and Executrix of Samuel Juno,. Esq. deceased, unites an acceptable offer be previerrsly made by Private Contract. AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYIIOLD ESTATE, comprising DUNCROFT HOUSE, a spa. Mous, handsome, and very commodious Family .Residence, with suitable attached and detached offices, environed by about eight acres of land, very tastefully diaposed in gardens, orchards, lawn, shrubberies, and pleasure grounds, profusely decorated with Ame rican a. d other exotic shrubs, interspersed with forest trees of peculiar beauty and variety, and.shaded by knolls and avenues of flourishing elms; commanding a situation highly interesting, a short distance from Staines. and only sixteen miles from Hyde Park. Park. embracing prospects of Cooper 's Hill, Runnymede, and Windsor Castle, the vicinity to which Is daily beconaing more attractive. The Residence has been recently placed in perfect order, and is tit for the immediate occupation of a family of the first respectability ; containing numerous servants' apartments, h a nd. snore lofty airy bedchambers, a capital dining room, 24 feet by 13 feet, an elegant drawing room 23 ft. by 19, communicating through a conservatory ; with a morning room, finished en suite, 21 tt. by 16; an entrance hall paved with marble, and commodious light staircase. The attached offices are well arranged, sod adapted for every domestic comfort. The detached comprise two coach-houses, a three stall stable, with harness room and lofts, cow house. piggeries, poultry house. &c. The gardens are chiefly enclosed by lofty walls, Clothed with well.selected fruit trees; there are ado. a peach-house and grapery, pine and melon pits, an ice house, and other desirable appurtenances, with extensive privileges on Staines Moor. 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WALKER'S com.pLErE sysTrAti OF METIC, with Rewire Appendix, peat 3h. (A Key to Dim., w i re 2.. rid.) 11. IPALKRK'S CIPHERING BOOKS, with the Snore eel on the same principle, beautifully in Script il: : TaboA P ,isf a ßL r m t t... o l: : l4ol , e th Ao e Lit. Biw l L A llls . Rules : Part Two, the Compound Ryles, neatly half-bound, peWe 7. e. taming h Ts oug c hut ri Er r i b; i t. re t s P i o n l a teßi p o; A ire ant ARITHMETICAL ousn t Tihi of ite a sc together. AAA u e se is p iß r , TILES. on a large Oro. Card. ;mire 4( 1 . te n. C a rd , a r d cirdei , d fs' a i. sisztemsaystem it he Mental Reckoning. price 61.• ii. up to 24, price 6d. 2 , I. .. .- . ••• •.-- .. . „ . • ' "5 - • • ' 1 , .."•• 1•1144,1111....111114., - ..... a k ellib b , _, - - 44104111010,.... - .111111.111110414.1,4. *MM.* • . ... , • , , _ -.- • .- . - 1/0 . • 4 . . „ , . '.... • . . • . . . Ir : •••• - • • • . , . 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In a few days will be published, in Simla. post Ma FOR SALE, Is Entered Out at the C u s tom H ouse , DROTH ER JON ATHA N; or, The New Engistntlers. •••••••• Ft Owe, of the Honourable Commissioners of Ex- FOR VAN DIE XIEN'S LAND and NEV SOUTH VALUABLE-Me/sic. MU:OCM, MITEUMENTS, AND CHOICE CELLAR of W LIES of the late DANIEL A,. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; ad T- x/ cue &tome, in a aperients Room, at the Chief_Office, E. WA LES, the tine eoppered Ship PRINCE REGENT, CHOICE LIBRARY OF BOOKS. OF A GENTEESIAN RANIER, Esq.:" Carta, Strand, London. Old Broad-atreet, on THURSDAY, 23d of June, at One o'Clock burthen 4 00 Tons, WILLIAM B. LAMB, commander. Lying AMATEUR. BY Mr. SHUTTLEIVORTH. Thin day is • .th t in the London Dock. Has very superior Accommodations forpublished, in ree volumes 12mo. price le la. is iu tbe after:wen: precieely, Iboards, A QUANTITI OF LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TO- Cabin and Steerage Passenger% ltl R. PHILLIPS Ur annOntaces, that THIS lAt his Sale-room, No. 28, Poultry, TO - MORROW , at I, by .01. ' DAY, at One, he Sun 3,11 T b AUCT/ON. at his order of the Executeri: • , BACCO. SEGA RS, CHEROOTS. EAST INDIA JAGIA. For Freight or•Paeruige apply to Great Bodine, New Bond-street; G ENUI N E COLLECTION WI if E Valuable STOCK of 1Y I NTS ;of "DANIEL AT ASSENBURGH, A TALE.-. REE, BRITISH AND FOREIGN SNUFF. BUCKLES', HAMSTER, and BUCHANAN, o f vale MUSIC.t.L IN MENI'S ; comprising line. _l. RANIER, Esq. deemed, lying in his Cellar:et Highbury Printed far T. Cadell, Shand ; and Willi a m Blaekwoofi. The said Goods to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, . 33, Mark-lane. toned cannons violint, by land Stainer ; a viol d'alTiOttt; Grove l from whence they will be permitteeg_tbe Purchasers, Edinburgh. London Docks, six days previous to the day of sal; where Cats. '' FOR PASSENUERa ONLY. two f pocket violins, 7) ar, three sets of the newest im- eoulerlsinet about TWO THOUSAND BOTI LES of old and This day Is p ubli s hed , elegantly printed In post quarte, with Nine loops may be had at sixpence each. ' Chartered by oho Honourable the East India Company, to sail I Proved us on pipes , formed of seed boxwood, silver mounted ; relnarkably fine-ffevouted Port, White Port, Mtdcira, Sherry, Plates, pricell. 711., dedicated by permission to the Kin g , _ PORT OF LONDON, Jeasrl3, 1.826. • about the 20th of June, FOR CALCUTTA Direct, the very fine teak Ails I • vox humaine, a hautboy, oilutes, he. ; a choice assortment Hock, and Claret, all of favourite Vintages. of well-selected Music, foaah snarly 200 volumes, uniterrely eIBSERVATIONS ON ITALY. a tle b r e o tsa ul t try ed m at th tb e e ß mer a ti n n c it e , Fellow 1 " " ,..Fe110w . of the floy py a th l e C i ol t l q eg j e O of H S N ueg n e E on i X, L kdioburgh, ike. t h le l' h d e e Y. a l n n es d i r a n FOR SALE, bound.in sets. W Order of the Holsoatrable the Commissioners of his JAVA AI, burthen I • ulte_. Tons • Lying in the Last India Ex t Dock,' THOMAS ' K.E. •' DRI R, Commander. Hu very Also a slect LIBRARY 4' KOOKS In excellent bindings, of where Catalogues may be had. Printed for Win.Nockwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, Saud, ifejcst.'e Ercioe Revearie, in a spacious Room at the Chief P? r be i fco olio_ nd, curious and early print I assay others equally valuable will J . London. ampie and elegant accommodations fur Passengers.GßOUND RENTS, REVERSIONS, AND SHArtEa IN tidier, 016113inadatreet, on THURSDAY, the 30th day of June, ~ A pplyt t o. .t be Comman d er; Ito Messrs. It. Scott, Fairlie, sAll Co. I FRIDAY, the Ise, MONDAY, the 4th, and TUESDAY, the , Gres 14 incheeer street ;or to Dugdale's Montuitlegn Aaglicanum, 3 vols. fine copy ; THE EAGLE' FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE. ~ • This day is published, in one large volume Refs prier 12s. leh Days of July. 1125, at '• One o'clock in the Afternoon of each '' ISIMSTER and HORSLEY. 7, Billiter-square. Denort's Egypt, Guner's Theonnw,4 vols.; Purchsslis' Pilgrim. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH , , NT EMOIRS of Mr. WILLIAM VEITCH, and day precisely, the following (iIOODS: • Brandy French and other Fa- FOR PASSENGERS ONLY. Qum-to—Brand s Popti/ar icluides. 2 vols.; Crabb's Teehno- S EVERAL well-secured LEASEHOLD GROUND other Plierativett illtietrative of the History of Scatl a nd. from the Rum reign Wines To Sail the 20th Juoe. lo g i ca l Dictionary, 2 Yoh.; Beinenß, Travels, and Atlas Volume k../ RENTS, amounting together to Oil. Bs. per annum, held for Restorlitlfeseeihe Revolution. To whi c h are a dd e d, Biographical Geneva Coffee VOR CALCUTTA Direct, the superior fast-sailing of Plates, long terms unexpired. at a pepper -torn, and issuing out of several Skuebee sod Notes. -,.. Shrub Black ar.d Green Tee J: Teak Ship SIELLISH, 500 Tons GEORGE WARD Octave et Infra..-. Curtis -Sewerby's Botanical Works ; substantial Dwelling-Uouaes in Borten-crest:au, Charles -street, • Ily THOMAS SPCILTE. D.D. A rrac k Pepper COLE. R.N., Comm a nd er ; carries a Surreon. Bryant's Antieot Mytho l ogy, P. ' ; the Works of Robertson, South-stree:, in the parishes of st.plarv-Is-Bonne and St. Pancras. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadet!. Whiskey IVA% and Tallow For Passage apply to Dr/den, Pope, Walter Sam, a variety of curious and early An Absolute Reversion to 2501. New Four per Cents., a Conlin. Strand. London. Cordials Candles Messrs. MARJORIBANKS and Co. • printed Books. ;tent Reversion tOI,OOOI. Three per Cent. Consols, and Twenty Cherry Brandy Soap, and King's Amis.yard, and Catsloge at Mr. Phl l'eleoutmetreeis • The entire property of a Getsft4 d Anteissr. Shares in tee Eagle Fire and Life Insurance Company. This d ay is published , in post ovo. price 10 s. ad. Cologne Spirits Glass or to the Commander, at the J e rusalem Culfee-hapse. Slay be viewed lliptiltall. Mew Perth:elan 11,4 be had ten days previous to the kale, of Mr. rr • HE FORESTEHS.—By the Author of "Lights d. an Also a few Lots of Coffee and Coco a for Exportation, part of Thi s Shi p ma d e her last voyage out amid home within ten month Bond-street. Charlton:, Seliskerp-teurt, IPleet-street ; Messrs. Crow- Shadows of Scottish Life," and " The Trials of Margaret . .e - which are allotted in small quantities, foe the better accommodation of several dealers se well as private persons who may wish to be- GENTLEMEN CADETS, Passengers, and °theme. DA MASK • TABLE LI SIEN L IILASS WARE, SEVRE and Shuttlewerb, o. Poultry: -. "'w 6 Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Olden, come purchasers. in the Hon. East India Company's Service, may _COM. FRENCH CHINA, PICTURES, DRAWINGS, and 3lis. -- .. swami, London- ' Catalogues maybe had at fel each, and Samples seen at the PLETE their OUTFITS, at SA I•TERI Warehouse. 2'fii - Ald- cellaneous Property of the Hen. Colonel J. H. gtanhopa, de- DETACHED RESIDENCE ON THE HIGH ROAD TO OT whom rimy be had. Excise Warehouse-keeper's Office, Towerhill. from Thursday, the gate-within, near Mitre -street, on the lowest Wholesale Terms, ceased. STOKE NEWINGTON. end a n IMPROVED RENT. 1 I. LIGHTS and - SHADOWS of SCOTTISH LIE& Fourth . 23d day of Julie. to Wednesday, the 29th, from Ten till Two and st the shcrtat 'toilet. Regimental and Naval Regulation lt TR. PHJLLIPS respettfg ll y.announces, that by order By Mr. SIIUTTLEWORTH, Edition, post I've 10s&L cl o'ock, and on the Mornings of Sele (the Samples of the day's sale Suits (dress and undress ). Calico and Linen Shirts, Jean Jackets „Lyi_ • 0 ( the Noble Executors. he shall, on FRIDAY NEXT, At the Mart. on THIJR-SD.IY, 30th inst. at 12, in Two Gres. 2. The TB IA LS of MARCAMT LYNDSA Y. Second only), tram Ten till Twelve o'clock. and Trousers, Museition Drawers, Cots, sea Bedding, Bullock and t h e 17 t h I nstant , at O ne, • SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Lot I.A Very desirable detached LEASEHOLD RE - ' Edition , post I.vo. 106.4 d. ober Trunks, Regulation Swords, Sashes , Plants, Cabin Sofas: Rooms, New Bondaireet, a WARDROBE o f DAI(I.:SK TA- SI ENCE, situate within two miles of Town, tht PAYMENT OF PRIZES DRAWN ON THE THIRTY- ii'ashing-stands, with every other Article necessary for the voyage, BI 4 E and BED LINEN, service of richly cut glass ware. In Ile. owner of Shacklewell-lane, in the high road to Stoke Newiugton, This day is published, in one vol. 12mo. price is. ed. in boards. FIRST DAY OF MAY LAST. BEING THE SECOND or a eaudence in the climate. ranters, ewers, earafte, cooler% tumblers, wines, lk.c.; handsome with a large walled garden, green-house, fee., commanding two the Second Edition. DAY OF DRAWING THE SECOND LOTTERY FOR Every article washed, marked, peeked, and sent on hosed, with. dinner dessert and hreakfast china; ornamental porcelain, a few valuable frontages, eligible for building on. The house is screened rIIIIE CRISIS; i:, An Attempt to Show from Pro- THE YEAH ISM out 001'1:let° the parties. pictures and dr:wimp', sundry saddlery, and miscellaneous objects from the road by a handsome row uf limes mat other plantations. 1 - phecy, illnstrated by the Signs of the Times, the Prospects LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, 14 RITISII INSTITUTION, PALL- m • I.L.—The of utilit y , the p ro p ert y o f the Hon. Colonel J. 11. Stanhope, de. and stands in the centre of a g a rden, well stocked with fruit trees ; and the Duties of the Church lif Christ at the present period, with 14//t Jame. 1825. 1.1 GALLERY, with a SELECTION of PICTURES by ceased. containing six bedchambers, handsome drawing and dining ro o m s , an Inquiry into the Ivinbahle Destiny of England during the pre- T HE Commissioners appointed 11,r Managing the Lot- LIVING ARTISTS of the ENGLISH SCHOOL, IS OPEN levier do hereby give Notice, That Numbers of Tickets and DAILY. f rom T en i n t h e Al orn i ne unt il Si x i n t h e E ven i ntr . May be viewed the day preceding and morning of Sale, and Ca- a breakfast parlour, suitable domestic offices, and cellaring. talogues had at 73, Bond-street. , • dieted Desolations of the Papal kin g dom% - Lot 2. An Improved RENT of 191. per annum, amply secured, ... __ By the Rev. ED W ARD COOPER, - • - •••_ _. .-.._ , • • 4 P . . • • .., • • er.Cest , . If i -.'''''' ,...".,..e•e.....r__-7 / ,_ P . .•-r/- • Atri t 1 ' , .• 0 , I ' 4 1,71 '',.,.!. . .1 1 1, 4 -.. • . , - . '• 0 , -....0,i717,4% %,..,- , ; • . ... _.- . • , . . •• i i v,.. v... rte.)pa . ... 1rL 7. 1 , --- i ` .. 7 1 * • • ------. ----... 4 . • . I 1825. _ Price 7d• • _ _. • . 41 SALES BY AUCTION. In a few days will be published, in Simla. post Ivo. t, $ N - n BOTHER JONATHAN; or, The New Eneptlers. CE CELLAR of WINES of the late DANIEL .1.). Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; ad T. A RANI ELL, Esq.:" Cadell, Strand, London. BY Mr. SHUTTLEIVORTH, , This day is published, in three volumes 12mo. price It. la. in t lc-room, No. 28, Poultry, TO-MORROW, at 11, by order of the Execution.; , boards, ASSENBURGIL A TALE.-. Valuable STOCK of IVINES:of "DANIEL ityr l ' 1 NIER, Esq. deceased , lying in his Calorie} Highbury 42A- Printed for T. Cadell, Strand; and William Blackwood, ,t , rsiunburgh. OM whence they will be permitted! tej the Purchasers. I r about TWO THOUSAND DOTI LES of old and This day Is publi.hect, elegantly printed In post quarts, with Nine y fine-flavoured Port, Whits Port, Idtdeira, Sherry, Plates, pricell. 74.. dedicated by permlssion to the King. Claret, all of favourite Vintages. • CIBSEEVATIONS ON ITALY. I" ,_ Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, ikc. ins may be tasted at the Residence, rtiehtmii Grove. By the late JOHN BELL, 4 1 and in the Poultry on the morning of sale,. when sad . dogues may be had. Pruned for Win. Westwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell , Strand, '4 1 ) RENTS, REVERSIONS, AND SHADES IN Louden. liE EAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE. , • This day is published, in one largcvolume Rem pare 12s. i ) By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, Nor EMOIRS of Mr. WILLIAM VEITCH, an d art, on THURSDAY, June 30, 1825. at 12, in ant,' tikt -()3,I)RaIE BRYS.SON, -britten by themseives: with tA L well-secured LEASEHOLD GROUND other Minratives illustrative of the History of Swain& from the ;TS, amounting together to OIL, ils. per annum, held for Restorittlins in the Revolution. To which are added, Biographical i unexpired, at a pepper-corn, and issuink out of several Sketebos sod Notes. ..-. ! Dwelling-Houses in linrion-creseetn, Charles- street, .' Br THOMAS M`CRTE. D.D. ::, in the parliates of St.lilarv-la-Bonne and St. Pancras. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadet!. ite Reversion to 2501. New Four per Cents., a Contra. Strand. London. I ) i sion to'l,oool. Three per Cent. Consols, and Twenty he Eagle Fire and Life Insurance Company. This day is ptsblishe d. in post Oro. price Ititi. ad. toes 4 be had ten days previous to the kale, of Mr. THE FORESTERS.—BT the Author of "Lights and . Salislwap-court, Fleet-street : Messrs. Crow- JL Shadows of Scottish Life," and "The Trials of Margaret ig leltark e beam ;at the Mart; sod of Mr. Lyrdsay." . . . th,Wpoulitg: - — "Or patis, A.,,, .. 6 Printed for Willuun Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, 1 bawl. 1,011dua• ED RESIDENCE ON THE HIGH ROAD TO OT arttom may be had, / NEWINGTON. end an IMPROVED RENT. 1 I. LIGHTS and - SHADOWS of SCOTTISH LIFE. Fourth Ilv Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, Edition. post i'vo. 10s&L an, on - THURSD.IY, 30th inst. at 12, in Two Lots. 2. The Tn mLS of BIARdARY:T LYNDSAV.. Second Very desirable detached LEASEHOLD RE-' Edition, post Lick. 10e. Rd. , SIDENCE, situate within two miles of Town, the " - This day is published, in one rel. 12mo. price U. ed. in boards, backlewell-lane, in the high road to Stoke Newington, 'e walled garden. green-house, &c., commanding rwo the Second Edition., intages, eligible for building on. The house iv screened rIIFIE CRISIS; t:, An Attempt to Show from Pro- arl Ives. ItAnthinme row ~f fit"... RA, other nlantAtinn, JL - ohne, illustrated by the Siert, of the Times, the Prospects ! 1 : 0 '4 11. 1 I' i • i t I i 1 t ' lii , I t i r f: . 1 r ... ). I 1 : A SIMPLY ELEGANT, RUSTIC COTTAGE VILLA, AT HANGER HILL. MR PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on WEDNESDAY. 29th June, inst., he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond-street. The IMPROVED LEASE of a DESIRABLE RUSTICATED COTTAGE RETREAT, competent for a small family, with Coach House and Stabling for two hones, a productive Garden, Orchard, and Paddock, with a Pleasure Ground surrounding the Cottage. The Situation retired about seven milts from London : the neighbourhood social, the country around beautifully pictur esque, with a variety of rides and drives, and within an easy dis tance of the Uxbridge road. May be viewed by applicatidn on the Premises, and by tickets which with printed particulars may be had, at 73, Bond -street, the Auction Mart ; and the Old Hats, near Ilan well. LONG DITTON, SURREY. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on WEDNESDAY, "_9th June inst. at Two, he shall SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond -street, (unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty), a Small Picturesque COTTAGE, beautifully situated in the village of Long Ditton, in the immediate neighbourhood of Kingston, Hampton Court, dtc. with.two gardens and an orchard, well stocked, and adjoining is a field of three acres of rich meadow land, in which is placed • good stable for four horses. The. tenure is Leasehold, being held under the Right Honourable Lord King, For an unexpired term of thirty-one years, subject to the trifling rent of twenty pounds per annu Its proximity to the metropolis—the beauties of the ant. ronnii country—and the re-pectability of the neighbourhood, it affords an eligible opportunity of possessing a very Comfortable Cottage Residence. Further particulars and cards for viewing, may be obtained on application at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. BROOK GREEN. COMPACT VILLA AND OFFICES, GARDEN. he. 'V I"JL It. PHILLIPS resp ectfully notifies, that on W ED NESDAY, the 2311) tenant, at I. he shall SU B3IIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, Bond-street, a COIIPA CT and CHEERFUL RESIDENCE, situate at Brook Green near the great Western road, about four miles from London, and seated in the centre of its own grounds and garden, with pleating view in front and rear of Harrow and the country around. The Villa is in excellent repair, having been recently improved and painted, and comprises ten bed-rooma, dining and drawing-rooms, library and breakfast-room, with excellent °Bite, attached ; and detached: coach and chaise-houses ; 3-stall stable, paved court-yard, two walled garden/4 well cropped and planted, and divided by gravel walks— well supplied with water. Though removed from the great road, possesses every hcillty of conveyance to and from London ; sobject to • low rent and moderate taxation, and may be entered en immediately. Printed particulars, and Tickets for viewing, may be bad at 73, Bond-street. VALUABLE BUILDING GROUND, New Cross, Kent Road. By Mr. SHUTTLEIVORT/f, At his Sale Room, No. 28,in the Poultry, on THURSDAV,JuIy • 20, at 12 SIXTY-SIX LOTS of valuable FREEHOLD LAND, very eligible for Building, situated in a highly respectable. healthy, and improved neighbourhood, on the borders of the road from London to Greenwich, through Camberw.ll, Peckham, and Now Cross, in the Courtin of Kent and Surrey, and extending from road to mad. The hots command frontages of 60 to 140 feet by 100 to 230 feet and upwards in depth, and each Lot will enti , le the Purchaser to a Vote fcr the County or Counties in which it is placed. May be viewed with permission of Mr. Edwards, the present occupier, of *tom Particulars may be had ; also of Mr. Geo. La*, Solicitor, No. 10, New-square, Lincoln's lnn ; at the Amino Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, N 0.28, Poultry.. CLAPHAM. Excellent Furniture, Plate, Linen. China and Glass, Pictures an& Prima, Library of Books. Wines, and Effects. By Mr. ELLIS, On the Premises, Clapham Common (nearly opposite the Wind mill Inn), TO.SIORROIV, and following Day, at 11, by direc tion of the Executrix of John Robertson, Esq. deceased, rriiE genteel FURNITURE, large Chimney Glasses, drawing-room suite of rosewood 100 and card table•, chairs and couches, pedestal sideboard, dining tables, excellent bedsteads and chintz hangings, with suitable bedding, the usual description of cabinet articles; a few good pictures, library of books, includ ing the Encycloptrdia Britannica,•lbout 50 dozen of East India Madeira, port, &c. and numerous other effeets. To be viewed this day and morning of Sale, when ca'alogues may be had on the premises; and of Mr. Ellis, 16, Fenchurch street. By Mr. SMALLBONE, At his Rooms, No. 47, liigh•street, Bloomsbury. near the east end of Orfonl•street, on FRIDAY NEXT, A SMALL COLLECTION of valuable Ancient and Modern COINS and MEDALS, comprising interesting and rare Pieces in the Roman, Saxon, Greek, and English Series, in Gold, Silver, and Copper : among then will be found a few finely-preserved early Pennies. Groats, Half•Grons, Crowns, Five-Guinea Pieces, Two• Guinea Pieces, Guineas, Atc. Also a very line Set of Napoleon Mint Medal*, ih high, proms lion ; Ten Queen Anne Farthings, " Pax Milos per °Them," and the Figure of Brits:inta ender the Canopy, with many other Pieces of Rarity ; several scarce Numismatic Works, &c. May be viewed this and to-morrow ; and Catalogues had at the Rooms, and at the Auction Mart. • .FINSBURV-SQUA RE. CONVENIENT FAMILY HOUSE, with Coach-house and Stabling, and the excellent Furniture and Effects. By Mr. SQUIBB and SON. • On the Premises, THIS LAC, at I, by order of the Pros prietor, THE very dfifirable and commodiously arranged LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, No. 29. on the East lode of Finabury-agnate, the property of Mr. T . S. Flade, giving up housekeeping; containing two hantlaome rooms on each of the principal floors, five heat bed chambers, dressing room, water closets, and servants' apartments, very convenient domestic offices, and a canlen communicating. with a good four-stalled stable and coach-house opening into Wilton -street, having a spacious wine vault underneath. The premises are held of the City of London. for an unexpired term of years from lilidaummer next, at the very trifling ground-rent of IV. 2.. per annum. On the same day will be Sold, the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI'f UHF}, comprising a handsome drawing room snit, two large chimney gleams, two per ditto, rosewood sofa and card tables, a remarkably well-made mahogany pedestal sideboard and set of dining tables of beautiful wood, and various other effeetri, which w i ll be more particula r ly described in future silver isetwents. 'The House may be sieved by tickets, to be had of Mr. Squibb and Son, Saville -tow, of whom printed particulars may be bad. ♦. h. O. bout 7. N. A .