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e e 0 N. 41+ *6 " I N • A i n 4 N ~~~ NMI iy‘- a~-•~-.-~~- -. No. 6,997. ~. ''4:+: CONTRACT FOR PAPER. J•MES.ST REIT. APRIL 30, 1825. 01111 E Comptroller of his Majesty's Stationery Office is 1 N ay to receive Tenders for various descriptions of PAPER C eouital for the public service. ar eieulars of Contract can be seen, and Samples of the Papers had at the Stationery Otiire. The Tenders mutt be delivered on or before Twelve o'clock on tie day of the lisp of May next, sealed, and marked in the corner, Tender Pays." _ IRE= WI:UMW SALE. PORT OP LONDON, April 28, 1823. FOR SALE, 13 1 °nit'. of the Honourable the Commissioners of his 'y's Excise Revenue, in a spacious Room, at the (Inef 9W Broad-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th, '--- 1 9th, FRIDAY - .. "este' ..,.et Office. C THURSDAY, the 19th, Fh AY, the 13th, and MONDAY. the 16th days of May, 1825, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon of cach Day precisely, ABOUT SIX THOUSAND GALLONS OF IRISH WHISKEY. pit of which has been redistilled, and which are allotted to accom modate private persons as well as dealers who may wish to become par-lasers. Catalogues to be had and samples seen at the Excise Warehouse keeper's Office, Tower-hill, from Friday. the 6th, to Tuesday, the itch of May, 1825, from Ten till Two o'Clock, and on the Morn tog of Sale• the samples of the Day's Sale only front Ten till Twelve o'clock. CUSTOM-110USE; LONDON, May 3, 1623. FOR SALE. BY &der of the lionoorable Me Commilseiners of hie Majesty's Cusionu, on FRIDAY, the lith instant, it the Onarneretal Sale Rooms, Mincing.lan;, at One o'clock is the 'Perron preelsclv, THE CUTTERS MARIA. OX, ENDEAVOUR, AND CRUIZER, Fifteen six.osred boats, eight lour-oared ditto, seven wherriel, two sk.stf., two sailing boats, and one punt; together with masts, yards. riggir.g, etc.. well worth the attention of Gentlemen wanting plea sure r &anis, also of fishermen, pilots, lightennen, watermen, and others. The vessels, boats, and stores, are disposed of in conse quence o not being longer required for the service of his Majesty's Customs. To be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe, three days previous to the sale. Fu: further particulars apply to the Surveyor of Sloops, Custom- Rouse. Catalogues to be had at the Warehouse-keeper's Office, opposite the Custom-House, on Friday, the 6th inst. N.ll. The purchaser to pay down 25 per cent. as a deposit at the time of sale, and the remainder at the Receiver of Fines and For feitures Office, Custom-house, on or before Saturday, the 21st inst. er the deposits made thereon will become forfeited ; and the goods to be taken away on or before Tuesday, the 31st instant, or the put due-mm-77 to become forfeited, and the goods re-sold for the benefit of the Crown. CATTLE —FOOD CULTURE ASSOCIATION.— CA PITAL-4:100,000. In Four Thousand Shares of 231. each. BANICEIRO. Sir John Pcrring. Bart. Shaw, Barber, and CO. SOLICITOR. Mr. James Florance, No. 33, Finsbury-square. The Directors respectfully beg leave to announce, that the LIST of SUBSCRIBERS will be CLOSED on MONDAY NEXT, the 9th )lay instant, after which day no further applications for Shares can be received; but, in the interim, Terders may be sent (if by letter, past paid), addressed to the Solicitor for the Association. 33, Finsbury-Aquae, sth Nay, 1323. D RITISII IRON COMPANY.—The Deed of Settle ment having been prepared and approved of by the Directors, sill lie for the Signature of. the Propnetors, at the Office of this Association, No. 39, Lothbury, from the :.'llth April inst. to the Ist June next, both inclusive. The Proprietors are particularly re quested to take notice, that they must, by thenrielves or their legal Attorneys, execute the Deed within the above period; otherwise , they will be considered as hawing abandoned their Shares, anal their Deposits will be forfeited to the Company. The term for Signature being fixed, the Directors have no power to extend It. The hours for executing the Deed are from Eleven to Three,— Forms of Powers of Attorney to be executed by parties who cannot attend personally, may be had at the office. H. SCR II'INOR, jun. Secretary. ROCK LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. ROCK LIFE A%StrIANCF. OPTICE. The ANNUAL GENERAL COURT of the PROPRIE 10RS of the ROCK LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY will lel:olden on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of May instant, at Isclve o'Clock at Noon precisely, at the London Coffee-house, I...leate-hill, for the receipt of the Auditor's Report of the Corn. pair re Accounts for the last Year. and for the Election of Four arevors and two Auditors, pursuant to the Deed of Settlement. Noti:e has been given, In pursuance of ti,e Deed of Settlement, b , the 111, wing Proprietors, of their Intention to become Candi. stn on I. occasion, viz.:— TO 3E DIRICTOIII_, AIAGEIS D3IIIIEX JIAGtaI I JA7I;;SjACES, Esq. THOMAS MAUDE. Esq. Wit Llall FOIISSTEnt, Esq. JOSEPH JACKSON', Esq. TO BE AUDITORS. CIARLES PODMORE, ESq. THOMAS HOHLTII, Esq. By the Court of hrectorg, WILLIAM TREND, Actuary. It New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, May 6, 1825. Q I VIFT and Co.—The Ticket, No. 7,034 (dam B) 11 drawn on the 12th last Month a Prize of 20,065/. ; N 0.11,3911 (I Int .1), a Prise of 3131.; and No. 1037 (Class B), a Prize of 2201. were shared and sold at their old Offices, 11, Poultry ; 12, (haring-eross; and 31, Aldgate High-street; where Tickets and Sturman now on Sale for the Grand Scheme, to be all decided on the 314 of this Month (MAY), containing Two Prizes of 30,01)W., Two of 10,00 W., Two of 4.littl. and Twenty other Capitols. Every Ticket will receive Five Pounds at the least, and Shares in pro- . - - N. B.—Swift and Co. sold and shared Six of the Capital Pepe in the preceding LottLry, which finished on the 3l±t Decem bdLuL £30,000 row £l9 19.. HAZARD and Co. CONTRACTORS.—This is one LI of the Last Opportunities to gain so great a Fortune by so a Rbk. as Parliament will pass no more Lottery Acts. The .Scheme contains— Teo . . of £30.000 Two 10.000 Tx o Resides Twenty other f'apitals, and no Blanks ! As every Number is sure of 31. at least, and All in One Day, 3lst of MAY. Tickets and Slims are on sale at Hazard and Co.'s, the Con. wac . o7s . Ogres, Royal Exchange Gate ; 26, Comhill ; and 324, Ozford-street, end of Regent-street, London where for a series 0 /Fan they have been moat successful in selling Capital Prises; !ming in one Lottery sold All the Thirty Thousand Pound Pr , zes.—in the last Year's Lotteries alone they sold Five Prizes of 30 .000/. and 20,0001.—and th, following Prizes drain on Tuesday, • , '4l2:h April last :- 8,185 . - £20,100 9,579 - - - 2,000 And Eight other Capitals. EXHIBITION OF NEW SILKS AND SHAiiLS. DROWN and HUBBARD, Srurrar Lna House, , REGENT-STREET, announce to the Fashionable World, that they have OPENED their WA REROOAIS with a Irleadd Collection of French shaded, figured, and fanciful-coloured SILKS, GAUZES, and OROS DE NAPLES, with the new b!'lliant French colours for the Spring, adapted for Pelisses, Din -I,R, or Full Dress : a variety of Silks for useful and common morn wen ; white Satins for Slips; with many rich Goods for tits ranting Drawing-Room. Tn.y have thin Season introduced the beautiful India Lama `hurls, for which they are honoured by the Patronage of the Royal Family, and the most decided approbation of every purchaser ; inZe in various colours and sizes, from 30s. to IV. These Shawls 4 : :1 every point equal to the India, being made of the same t!tenni„ Lace Veils, Muslin Dresses, the new Swiss Prints, Silk Hose, r3 hves. Cambric Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, &c. and some Bargains I-11 year's Silks and printed Muslins. 11.2 Thg Manufacturers of Silks, and a Ready Money Establish. ze"t, every article is sold at an exceedingly low price. , 234, opposite HlSlO•rf.ilfeeC THE GRAVEL. AND STONE, LUMBAGO, Itc- RICK MA NT' 8 PILLS are allowed to be the moat suc cessful Preparation for effectually removing and presenting tht fatire recurrence of those Disorders which arise from an '' , Perfect action of the Urinary Organs, as Gravel and Stone, k' 41 fia, Pains In the Back and Loins, Suppression of Urine, t , le * Composed of the most innocent ingredients, this truly valu- Siedietne relieves the suffering patient from the excruciating Wirer of those Diseases, without any violence or injury to the ' 4 tstitution, and requires no confinement or restraint of diet "fling its use. It is one of the oldest Public Medicines extant 14 'd Its peculiar virtual; and efficacy have uniformly maintained the Vust Sold inputatioa. BOUM, at 9d1)8., by Butler, Chemist, 4, Cheap 44e' St. Paul's; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond-street, L ondo n; md by the principal M e di c i ne Venders throughout the Unita Of may be had, BUTLER'S CAJEPUT whom OPODELDOC, strcmgly "win traded in Chronic Rheumatism, Spasmodic Affections, Palsy, 1 , and Enlargement of the Joints, Sprains, BMus, &c. In at Is. lid. and 21. &d. 'b; of the 1..11 set ot At Jo au At Ih to . Fa Ott I 1. ti C tl 1 ■ I ■ 11* LONDO . IPOR BONIRAIIr, to Sail on the Ist June, the Regular Trader KATHARINE STEWART FORBES, A. I, NO Tons, I MIRA 31 CH A PSI A lsl, Commander. Has a Poop and ray ruperior accommodations for passengers, sad curies ■ Surgeon ; lying in the City Canal. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem Coffee-house, Cornhill; to Messrs. Inglis, Fbrbes, and Co. 2. Mansion.house•place; or to JOHN CHAPMAN and Co. I4ONDON and ROTTERDAM STEAM PACKETS. The Public are respectfully informed that the KING of the NETHERLANDS, Capt. JOHN SLATER, QUEEN of the NETHERLANDS, Capt: JOHN PEARSON, have resumed their station, and pmceed regularly every succeeding WEDNESDAY *ld SATURDAY, from off the Custom House, at Eight o'clock in the Morning, for the conveyance of Passengers, Carriages, and Luggage to Rotterdam. For further particulars application to be made to the General Packet Office, 358, Strand; and for securing Beds to N. W. SYMONDS, Agent. 7, Crescent, IFS inovies. WITH a BAG of LETTERS from the POST OFFICE, the LONDON and ROTTERDAM regnlar PACKETS : ROTTERDAM - 130 tons, Capt. J. LAMING. EARL BATHURST . 120 tons, Capt. D. POUND. EARL of CLANCARTY 120 tons, Capt. J. HEATH. LONDON- . - . 130 tons, Capt. F. F. GIBBS. The above Vessels are of the First Class. Owe of these Packets sells/sow off daisComsoshsfientser'fot hotter' dam every Saturday Night, and arc fitted in the most approved manner for the accommodation of Passengers. Application for Passage to be made to the Masters on board th. vessels. off Brewer's-quay ; but with respect to Goods, to Messrs' John Hall and Co., 6, Circus, Slinories. - The Rotterdam sails next Saturday. SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS, Surrocs-sTnser PALL-MALL EAST. The EXHIBITION for the SALE of the WORKS of LIVING ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDOM IS NOW OPEN. Admittance Is. Ea.alogne IL WM. LINTON, Secretary. TH EA TRE-ROYA L, COVENT-OA RDEN. ATISS FOOTE begs leave most respectfully to sc. .01. quaint her Friends and the Public. that her BENEFIT is fixed for THURSDAY. May 26, when will be performed, a PLAY and ENTERTAIN3IDNTS, as will be expressed in future Advertisements. Tickets, and Places for the Boxes, to be had of Miss Foote, 34, Keppel-street, Russell-square ; and at the Box-office. D ISTRESS IN HANOVER AND ITS VICINITY. OEO. HAMMERSLEY, Esq. in the Chair. The COMMITTEE respectfully, and publicly, offer their Thanks to the Right lion. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Com mon Council of the Corporation of London ; to his Royal High ness the Duke of Sussex, as Urand Master of the Freemasons of England ; to the Worshipful Company of Ironmongers ; and the Worshipful Company of Drapers, for their liberal Contributions ; and most earnestly again presume to solicit the Reverend Clergy, the Magistrates of Cities, Towns, &c. and Ministers of the various Denominations, to continue their kind exertions in behalf of this case of appalling Distress. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, 7,2081. 4s. New Subscriptions. s. Right Hon. the V. Mayor, Aldermen, add Common Council of the City of London - - 200 0 The Grand Lodge of Free. masons ; his Royal Highness the Duke of Susses, (hand Master 100 0 The Worshipful Corn. pan yof Ironmongers 50 0 The Worshipful Com pany of Drapers . SO 0 At Hoare's. Fleet-street. Sir Chas. T. Farnaby 2 0 At Dorrien, Magens, and Co.'s. C. 11. Y . 5 0 Thos. Wonn.cr, Esq. ten S b At Gnwe, Prescott, and Co.'s. James Lomax, Esq. - 1 0 At Sir Wm. Curtis nd Co.'s. Rev. Pr. linghes, Canon Residentlary of St. Paul's Rev. George Wightnaan, Clare, Suffolk - 1 7 At Ranelagh Chapel, Sloane square, Chelsea, after a sermon by the Rev. R. 11. Shepherd 10 0 Collected by the Rev. W. Proctor, Alnwick 12/. 3. 7d. By the Rev. J. Dryden, Dover - . 10 0 By the Young Ladies in Miss Bay's School, Chamber-street, IVhitc chapel 0 12 By the Rev. W. Plume's Pupils at Boxford, Suf. folk - 2 0 By Messrs..l. Meyer and Co. Birmingham - 11 0 At Hammersley and Co.'s. 31rs. Ed. Drewe - 1 0 At Coutts and Co.'s. T. B. Brinckman, Esq. 10 0 At Drununond and Co.'s. Jaques - - 10 0 An Irish Traveller . 2 0 Errata.—ln the last Advertisement, instead of" Collection bv Rev. F. North, Abingdon," read " l'ollected by Rev. Mr. North, in the Parishes of Old and New Alresfurd, Hants." Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer, and by the follow. ing Bankers :— Sir William Curtis and VI ; Messrs. Maim, Magens, ,and Co.; Messrs. Grote, Prescott, and Co.; Mesas. Hanker; Messrs. Iloare ; Messrs. Hoare, Barnett, and Co.; Messrs. Hanes. Farquhar, and Co.; Messrs. Hammersley and Co.; Sir John Wm. Lubbock, Forster, and Co.; 3lessrs. Coutts and Co. ; Messrs. Drummond and CO. ; Messrs. Ro,, ,, ers, Tow good, and Co.; Messrs. Marryatt and Co.; Messrs. Morland and Co.; Messrs. Ransom and Co. ; Messrs. Wells, Whitmore, and Co., Lombard-s rem ; and by all the Members of the Committee. R. H. MARTEN. W. KUPER, 1). D.} Hon. Secretaries. P. LA TROBE, The Committee will meet every Monday and Thursday, at One o'clak, at the City of hondon'Tsvern, where Connituicatioas, Subscriptions., Le. will be thankfully received. s. The 31Isses Roberts 2 0 The Misses Ford - 10 0 A Friend . 5 0 J. W. Warren, Esq. 5 0 Smith, Sundius, and Co. 3 0 M. . 1 0 S. D. Maud, Esq. . 3 0 Contributions received at Bristol by Jas. Tripp, Esq. Anonymous . 5 0 E. B. Fripp, Esq. - 2 2 Jas. Fripp, Esq. - 2 2 Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer 2 0 Mrs. Young, Stokes Croft 3 S Mrs. Bengough - 2 0 Mrs. Bonville - 1 1 Mr. Bengough - 1 0 Mrs. lie:Meld - 0 10 Mr. V enes - 0 10 Mrs. Boyles, Chickercll 2 2 Isaac Cooke, Esq. - 1 0 Miss Hillier - _ _ fr 0 Rev. W. L. Glover, Bed minster 1 1 Mrs. White I I W Frirp, Esq. Ali.crinan 2U 0 A. D. - - 5 0 William Heath, Esq. 2 0 3!. Bridges, E.g. . 1 1 Rev. John East . 1 1 Rev. John Eden - 1 0 8. W. - - 2 2 Mr. Thomas Slater 1 1 House I i Mr. Wrn. Miles, ditto l 1 Rev. Mr. Iliddulph - 1 1 Mesh. Robertson and Fu- thergill - 5 5 Mr. Henry %Wood - 1 0 Miss :lirry Salmon - 2 2 A Friend - - 2 2 -...— Rev. Mr. Lerres Wrington 1 6 A. IL - 1 British Lodge of Frcenia- mason' RO. U 5 6 6loillct, Esq. . 2 2 Meintt and Paulen, Esqrs. 6 6 Anonymous 1 1 ST. KATHARINE DOCKS. Just published, prier 2s. OBSERVATIONS upon the "CASE of the LONDON MCKS." .. "Audi rlieratiTpartem." Sad by J. M. Richardson, 23,Comhill. THE LONDON DOCK CASE. On Thursday next willibe published. a Second Edition of THE CASE of the LONDON DOCK COMPANY, with ... Remarks on the " Observations upon the Came" pub lished yesterday. By Mr. S. COCK, Seczetary to the Company. Printed for J. Al. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill. SALE BY AUCTION. Beautiful Florentine Illosaic Tables, Unique Clock-case, formed of precious stones; very fine Bronzes, magnificent Armoire, specimens of ancient \larqueterie de Buhl, Sr/re and Dresden Porcelain, and a great variety of other Elegancles, recently con signed from the Continent. 'ln SQUIBB 188 a and nti SO N N th resPe f4i f f i lkk a A r V o r i V n Elr, , an "l : Two following bays, they snail a l t irin n g to SALE, at their toast Room, Saville-row, several extremely - beautiful F.ORENTINE TABLES (some of large dimensions, composed of valuable mate rials, elaborately and tastefully dis posed); a unique clock-ease, formed of precious stones, to represent fruits and flowers; a mag nificent armoire, and several fine specimens of ancient inarqueterte de buhl, in commodes and knee-hole tables, library tables, richly ornamented bookcases and pedestals, ladies' boudoir tables and chelloniers, with plaques de porcelain ; clocks of rich design, in the taste of Louis X fV. and XV. ; or-molts pier and table cantle labra, supported by bronze figures on marble bases, three feet high; massive or-mole bras de cheminee,marqueterie commodes, cylinder secretaim, tables and jardinieres; a collection of fine antique bronzes, specimens of fine oriental sea-green embossed china, with chased and gilt mountings, particularly a pair of bottles, four feet high, magnificently mounted ; Dresden and Sevres porcelain, in vases and figures, Some modem French ornamental porcelain. To be publicly viewed two day, preceding the Sale, when caw ogu tu may be had, at Is. each. , FRIDA' MAY 6, 182 SALES BY AUCTION. CHEPSTOW, MONMOUTRSHIRE. The 'HARDWICK MANSION sad-ESTATE, Freehold, and Land Tax Redeemed ; SIX other Stone-built RESIDENCES, with Offices, Gardens &c. and leelosures of rich Meadow Land, the whole upwards of Thirty-six Acres, commanding the most pleasant and delightful views of the Bristol Channel, the River Wye, and the Severn By dr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Rouse, Regent-street,) At Getaway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Coes/till, London, on THURSDAY, May IW, at 12, in One Lot, HE Delightful and much-admired FREEHOLD T ESTATE, most beautifully' situate in the Hamlet of HARD WICK, On a fine commanding eminence, embracing noble views of the Channel, the River Severn, &c. &c. and the rich diversified sur rounding country, and pleasing scenery of the shipping passing and repaving. HARDWICK HOUSE, A must substantial stone-built Mansion, planned for the *tem- modatian of a Gentleman's Family, with offices of all descriptions, double coach-house and stables, walled gardens, farm-yard, and various out-buildings. SIX OTHERDETACHEDSTONE.BUILT RESIDENCES, With offices, coach-houses, and stables, yard, and out-buildings, walled gardens, ate. all planned and fitte d up for the residences of Gentlemen's families, and now let to most respectable tenants ; the I rent and estimated value upwards of five hundred guineas per annum. The buildings have all been erected within a few years, in a most substantial manner, are in the best state of repair, and forty a most desirable property for residence or investment. The poor and other taxes are low. May be-viewed-try apptyanseto Thomas Evans, Est. Hardwick House; the Residences, by permission of the respective tents, of whom particulars may be had; also, at the Beaufort Arms, Chep stow ; the King's Head. Newport ; Bush. Bristol ; White Lion, and York House Hotel, Bath; the Bell, Gloucester; of Mr. Bentley; and at the Inns, Worcester; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. SUFFOLK. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Between Stow-Market and Botesdale, Manor of Netherall, in Old Newton, with the Rights, Royalties, Quit-rests, and Appur tenances ; capital Messuage, or Farm-house, with Barns, Stables, and other agricultural buildings; and Sivy-five Acres of su perior arable and pasture Land; with the great Tithes of the Parishes and Hamlets of Old Newton, In Dugworth. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House. Regent-street,) At Garraway's, en THURSDAY, 19th May, at 12, in One Lot, AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate about three miles from Stow-3larket, on the road to Botesdale; comprising The MANOR of NETHERALL, in OLD NEWTON, With the Rights, Royalties, Quit-rents, and Appurtenances there. unto belonging. A capital MESSUAGE or FARM-HOUSE, called NETHER-HALL, With Farm-yard, Barn, Stables, and other suitable Agricultural Farming Buildings, and about SIXTY-FIVE ArRES Of superior Pasture and Arable Land. Also, the RECTORIAL or GREAT TITHES, arising front' about ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES of most excellent Land. The whole in the occupation of Mr. Charles flurcham, a respect able tenant, but the whole may be had at Michaelmas next. The situation of this Estate is extremely eligblc. and capable of great improvement, and in a fine Sporting country. The Build. tngs are in excellent order, the roads good, neighbourhood highly respectable ; only three miles Wm Stow-Market (one of the best markets in the county), thirt from Bury St. Edmund's, and fourteen from Ipswich. To be viewed by applying to r. Borchelt+. on the premises, of whom Particulars may he had; of Messrs. Marriott*, Solicitors, and at the King's Head, "Stow-Market ; the Bell, Bury St. Ed: mund's; Mr. Haynes, Scole Loo ; Crown, Halesworth; Golden Lion, Ipswich; Swan, Harleston ; Cups, Colchester; at ()arra way's ; and of Mr. Robins, No:170, Regent-street. MONMOUTHSHIRE. Near Newport and Pontipool, Cwm-Du. ELIGIBLE ,ei ! a tVESTAIEN r. A ('opyhold and small part I old Estate, meaaant Residence, with about eighty-four Acres of hand, l'oal Works, Cottages, Tram Roads, and thriving Woods. hand Tax Redeemed. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick (louse Regent -street . London,) By order of the Proprimos, - at Hartaw_ay's Coffee-house, 'Change alley, Comhal, London, on THURSDAY, May lii, at 1111' in (lne Lot, itVERY valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, and a small part LEASEHOLD, for a long term, comprising about Seventy-three Acres of Copyhohl, and nearly Eleven Acres of Leasehold, Cwm-Du Colliery, situate one mile from Pontipool, and ten from Newport, in the Parish of Trevethen. A neat Stone-built Dwelling-house and °tikes, Garden, Stables, and other Buildings. Thirteen substantial Stone-built Cottages, with Carpenter and Smiths' Shops, Cabin, 'fool-house, Sawpit, Sheds, and other Erections. _ _ The dlonmouthshire Canal passes through the Estate. The whole of the Estate abounds with valuable Stratas of Coal, Iron Ore, and Fire Clay. A bevel for Coal has been opened to an ex tent of upwards of Six Hundred Yards, and an Air Shaft, in part, has been opened. A capital Wharf for Shipping Coale, &c. con nected with the Canal by a Tram road. The Property, at a moderate expense, may be made a very lu crative Concern, and may be calculated to raise from Fifty to One . Hundred Tons of Coals per day. Newly-erected Ovens, producing Coke and Coal Tar. The Timber on the Estate, Tratu-plates, Waggons, Canal Boats, and other Materials, to be taken at • valuation, and immediate possession may be had. Thomas Watkins, on the Premises, will phew the Property. where Particulars may be had and Plans of the Estate seen ; and at the Bush Tavern. Bristol ; Lion, ‘Volverharopton ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; T. O. Parr, Esq. Litchfield ; Bell, Gloucester; Messrs. Haynes, Swansea: of Messrs. Jones and Waddington, Solicitors, flak; the King's Head, Newport ; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, N• 170, Regent-atteet, London, where Plans of the Land and Straus of Coal may be seen. KENT. SUPERIOR RESIDENCE, SEATED IN A PARK, With a beautiful Terrace-walk in front; Excellent Oakes. Coach House, Stable, Farm Yard, and Build ing. ; Pleasure Grounds, capital Gardens, Hot and Green Houses, Grapay, ornamented with Sheets of Water, &c. and upwards of EIGHTY ACRES OF MEADOW LAND, Situate about Twelve Miles from London. By Air. ROBINS, (Of Warwiclalouse, Urgent-street.) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on THURSDAY, May IV. at 12, A Valuable and very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, lA. comprising a large and truldesirable Residence, BLFNDENHA LL, recently recently altered and fitted up, and adapted for the accommoda tion of A FAMILY OF THE FIRST DISTINCTION, seated in a park richly studded with fine growing timber, beau. tiful plantations, and ornamental sheets of water well stocked with fish situate IN THE PARISH OF BEXLEY, IN THE COUNTY OF KENT. The House contains a handsome entrance-hall, vestibule or inner hall, study, two handsome libraries, elegant drawing-room communicating by folding-doors, walls stuccoed and painted, statuary marble chimney-pieces, enriched cornices, &e. with win dows to the floor, opening to a beautiful terrace-walk ; a capita/ dining-room, gentleman's dressing-room, &e. all of handsome pro portions. The first floor contains seven principal bedchainbers and four dressing-rooms, handsomely fitted up; water-closet, bath-room, school-room, &e., over which there are two secondary bed chambers, six servants' rooms, nursery, a housemaid's closet, pas sages, &c. The Offices comprise housekeeper's room, store-room, large kitchen, pantry, two meat-larders, china-room, scullery, butler's and under-butler's pantry, servants' hall, bailiff and gardener's rooms men servants room, and sleeping rooms over. VERY SLPERIOR CELLARS FOR WINE, BEER, ALE, &c. The Outbuildings consist of cool dairy. scullery, kundry, wash house, shoe-house. knife-hole, &c.; a stable-yard, double coach hosts:, stabling fur ten horses, harness-room, &c. ; dove-cotes and poultry-houses ; home farm-yard, with cart-horsc stable, waggon and csrt-sheds, cow-house, two commodious barns ; another farm yard, with granary, piggery, and slaughter-house, poultry-house, and rick-yard. Capital walled Kitchen Garden, well stocked, cropped, and planted, and clothed with choice fruit trees, melon-ground, seed room, hot and green houses, grapery, &c. The Pleasure Grounds are most tastefully disposed with gravelled walks, ornamented with thriving shrubs, flowers, evergreens, fte. The whole containing about EIGHTY ACRES of fine :Meadow and small part Arable Land, finely varied in hill and dale. . _ To be viewed by tickets only, Particulars may be h a d on the premises ; at the Castle, Eltharn ; Golden Lion, Bertley-heath ; Bull, Dartford ; Star, Foot's Cray; Mortar, Woolwich ; Green Man, Blackheath; a/Messrs. Kaye, Frcsllield, and Kaye. Solici tors, Bank - buildings ; at GarrawaVs ; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regent.street, of whom tickets may be had. SALE OF VALUABLE AND INTERESTING PRO- PEATY, TICE' BORNE-STREET. PICCADILLY. By Mr. JAIII CS DENEW. On the Premises, THIS and following DAYS. at 12. ASPLENDID Assemblage of DECORATIVE FUR NITURE. in Clocks, Candelabra, Lamps, Vasei. mires, and numerous other items, principally designed by Mr. %%'eeks from antique models, and executed is that superior style of workmanship which has for so many years distinguished his productions z costly objects in Jewellery, displaying the utmost effect of the mechanical art; beautiful Specimens of rare old China, both useful and ornamental, from the Dresden, Sere. and other celebrated factories ; large Tripods, nobl: Chinese Pagodas and Mandarin Figures ; antique and modern Sculptures. Bronzes. and Carvings ; Casts in Wax. large Enamels. Silver Filigree and other Works, of great value: Self-acting Finger and Barrel Organs, Library Chairs, Cabinets, Suits of Armour, Pictures. Drawings, curious Models, &c. etc. The whole collected by Mr. Weeks, during a long series of years. at the most liberal expense May be viewed, and Catalogues had in Tichborne-street ; and at Mr. Denew's Office, Charlarrcet, Berkeley - square. CAPITAL PREMISES - At the Entrance of Piccadilly, with full command of that Orent Public Thoroughfare—a situation unrivalled for Business, Tich borne.street, and Great ‘Vindmill-street. By Mr. JAMES DENENV:, On the Premises, on MONDAY NEXT, at 19, THIS Valuable PROPERTY, adapted for a Public Institution, or Business Concern, of the first importance, is placed in the most commanding situation in the Metropolis. and, according to its present arrangement, comprises a spacious double. fronted Shop, in Tichbourne-street ; large light Shop in Windmill s:reet, with private entrance ; a vestibule and grand ataircese lead. ing to a noble Exhibition Room, about 100 feet by 2, feet, lofty hi proportion, judiciously lighted and fitted up at an immense ex pense. On the same floor arc two show rooms of large dimensions. a cheerful sitting room, kitchen, and various domestic accommoda tions; duce separate staircases leading to numerous betleh3mbera and apartments, with extensive light shops. for workmen in the attics, cluck chamber. &c. The basement contains capacious store places, kitchens, cellars, and vaults; there are several well-placed water closets, and water is conveniently laid on to the premises; the whole of which are in hand. A light modern-fronted Shop in Tichbourne.strect is let to a tenant at will. The property may either be occupied according to its actual arrangement, or divided into three distinct dwelling-houses and slms—attaching to either of them the Exhibition Room, or the three may he advantage ously let off; retaining the present enttancti to' the Room, from Windmill-street. The tenure is leasehold, subject to a moderate reserved rent. Illay be viewed by tickets, to be obtained by principals only, on application to Mr. Denew, Auctioneer, Charles-street. SMALL RESIDENCE, HILL-STREET, BERKELEY-SQUARE, By Mr. JAMES DENEW, At his Auction Room in Charles -street, Berkeley-square, on TUESDAY, May IS, at 12. AVERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, suited to a Lady or Gentleman of fortune, on a small establishment, situate No. 13, Hill -street, Berkeley-square; comprising entrance hall, with stone staircase, dining and breakfast room, good pro portioned drawing-rooms, airybetl-chambers. attics. and convenient domestic offices. held for a term of G 3 years from 31ichaelmaa 11131, at the rent of 150 f. per annum. To be viewed preceding the sale. Particulars may be had on the premises, at (areaway's; and of 31r. Dencw, at his otiice, Charles-street, Berkeley-square. LEASE and FURNITURE of a CONVENIENT RESI DENCE, LITTLE STANHOPE-STREET, MAYFAIR. By. Mr. JAMES DENEW, At his Auction Room, Charles -street, Berkeley-square, on TUES DAY NEXT, the 10th Inst. at in One Lot, riPIIE BENEFICIAL LEASE, with immediate pos .l_ session, of a most convenient and comfortable HOUSE for a small Family, situate No. 10, -Little Stanhope-street, Mayfair. comprising three rooms on each flour, in a very complete state of repair, and held for a term of seven years at a rent of only 701. per annum. The excellent Household Furniture, Fixtures, Carpets, useful and ornamental China and Effects, to be included in the purchase. To be viewed preceding the Sale. 'Particulars may be had on the Premises, and of Mr. Denew, Charles-street, Berkeley-square. BUCKS. THE VACHE ESTATE, Consisting of an extensive Manor, Mansion, Park, and Four Farms. Hy Mr. FOR REST, or Mr. SEDQWICK, On WEDNESDAY. the fith of June, at 12, at Garraway's Coffee house, Change-alley, Curnhill, London, in Three Lots, AVALUABLE and very IMPROVABLE FREE HOLD ESTATE, situate at Chslfont St. Giles, a fine sporting part of the county of Bucks, three miles from Amersham, eight from Uxbridge, and twenty-three from London; consisting of the Manor of Chalfont St. (ilk., extending over about four thousand Acres, comprising nearly the whole of the Parish, with the Quit-rents, Fines, and Royalties ; an excellent and eommodibus Mansion-house, with convenient and well-arranged Offices, Coach. houses and Stabling, Lawn, and %Veiled Hardens, placed on a de lightful eminence, in a beautiful Park, called THE VACHE. Lying in easy swells, ornamented with a variety - of timber trees, pleasingly grouped and scattered, and skirted by thriving woods and the adjoining farms of Gorelagds and NVarren Hill and Town ; also Farms lying together, and diVided from the other part of the Estate by the high road to Amersham : containing in the whole upwards of Eight Hundred and Twelve Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable and %i ood.land, intersected by the 3lisabourne Stream, with Farm-houses (one of which is suitable for the residence of a genteel family), and proper Buildings for Husbandry, a Water Corn-mill, and a Alalting. The Farms are let to Messrs. William and Thomas Gundry, and Richard Bigg, on short Leases, at low Rents. The Mansion, Park, Woods, mod Three Tillage Fields arc now is hand. . . The Mansion-house contains a handsome suite of well-connected Apartments, consisting of a drawing-morn, dining-room, breakfast room, and library, with excellent family chambers and servants' apartments. To be he viewed (the House by Tickets only), which, with Printed Particulars, mss be hail of Ale•srs. Farrers, Atkinson, and Parkinson, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London ; Mr. Sedg wick. Woodwicks, near Rickmansworth; and of Mr. Forrest, 87, Aldersgste-street. London. ma T y h be e T had enan fi t m s will ksh,obwertohereFtweeri Sale s, le of ; Illbsidge; Essex Arms, Watford; George , Aylesb ur y; White 1 Hart, Windsor; and at (lanaway's. whom m a t P t r t i i n e t `t ed t ' h P i n te rt l ie l u ors ia e " . I COMMERCIAL VINCEB On Saturday, the 19th, between the Government t Provinces, took place in the eelleney the Governor, in pn pe!enttary, spoke as follows: • Sir—The Government whieh is charged with the Linked Provinces of Rio de ini to the Plenipotentiary a the Treaty concluded on and it is doubly satisfactory, similarity of the principles s they are, doubtless, the surest which ought to prevail bete ' Mr. Parish replied--•• ratification of our Treaty, lency, and all the inhatiitato which placer yea in rev slid which is entirely owi, policy you have adopted. " Sir—Before great Britain more with any ore of the tie , to know whether that State v only ice tranquility for the • the future. "Sir—The flattering tannic Majesty on :I+m , only by the lioveminetit, in general. •o cultivate at with the subjects sr his of their irrevocable rowdy have been the corisiderai to take this step, and is Provinces, sealing for eve " hlay !leaven grant thi act the passage which shal' nation by the rest of the r We have obtained by tween Great Britain and tl " Be it known, the Treat . merce, haring been conduct of February, by Don Man, United Provinces of Rio Plenipotentiary a his Bri true copy of the same:— " An extensive commerce mem the dominions of hit 'ince' of Rio de la Plata, promotion of the said come derstanding between his M, existing relations should It a Treaty of Friendship. view they have named for his 31ajesty the King of GI Majesty's Consul-General vincea, Don Manuel Jon Ice., who, having exchanged following Articles:— " An. 1. Stipulates perpetual and subjects of the two parties. " Art. 2. Reciprocslfiredona any other foreign subjects. Art. 3. His Britanni nions in Europe and other United Provinces shalt enj preceding Articles, to the may be permitted in futui " Art. 4. No article of party shall be subjected. it duties than similar articles any prohibition to export nufacture from. or into, Ices such r - ohibition inch " Art. 5. Vessels of a; pay any tonnage, light. •Inty. in any of the ports tional Yawls of the couni " Art. R. Articles of ti shall pay the same impott they arc imported in the sh Provinces; and the same . shall be paid on the emportation nufaeture from either tour' or those of the United Pr- •` Art. 7. To prevent ships built in his 31Mesti and registered, amertlinp, considered tts British ships tories of the said Proi itve , the same Province, or of a fourths of the crew are cit sidred as vessels of thell " Art. B. Every merchi iects of his Britannic Mai the United Provinces, the his own affairs, to confide agent, or interpreter, wi that purpose any persons • them ; the buyer and letter tract end 6x, at their pima' dice, &c. imported into, or vincea. "Art. 9. In all points security of merchandise a. every description, by sale whatsoever, as well as to jests of the contracting parti minions of each other, the as those of the most favour duties or taxes than the sub, they shall he exempt from .. sea or land ; from all forced tion, nor shall they be °Wit under any pretext, greater cii iznis of the party pay. " Art. 10. Each of tl who shall not exent'se Oovernment to a hic:l they , to the residence of Consuls please to except. " Art. 11. For the greater subjects of the contracting y of any unfortunate in terror merce, or a breach between of inch, residing in the pririlegcs of remaining terruption, so long as way offend the laws. at Med to individuals or to hargo or sequestration, ti belonging to the natural subjects or citizens may r "Art. 12. The subject United Provinces t - f Rio cuted, or molested, on ammo a perfect liberty of ca nscienc in their own houses, or in t pel•. which they shall be iv venient situations, which sl of the said United Province 1 the subjects of his Britanni of the United Provinces, in like manner form and n subjects of the said United . nions of his Britannic 1113jesi, conscience, and the exercise of the houses where they reside, houses destined for that purpose, leration established in his Alai.- " Art. IS. The subjects t Un:ted Provinces, may freel; scription, in whatever form t fit ; and if a British subje without a will, or dispositi gni-General, or, in his abort thorised to appoint guardians for the lawful heirs and c giving notice to the Authorities " Att. 14. Ilia Britannic abolition of the Slave Tr Plata engage to co-operate henefical a work, and to pr Provinces, or subject to manner, and by the most said traffic. " Art. 15. The above tion exchanged in four mom " In testimony wLercot set their hands and seals. " Done at Buenos Ate Lord 1823. (1.. ' " We. J. G. de !as the Province of Buenos A power of the United Prost in Congrras„ baying, it. the 23d January, 1825. stltuent Congress for its and approbation to nul present Act we rstity and engaging, in the name o, stipulations and obligations violably fulfilled. • 6 In testimony whereof, strumcnt of ratification, and 3linistcr of War sad Marine, seal, at Buenos Ayres, Lord 1825. (LS.) a SPA, (LS.) " IRA . , i k . t (PM \ )(figlie:4 l / 4 Tt #l, -..1-.„ 1*,..,. 0, • i • t I t .f: r Sle."? .; 1 t • e- .: .e . ' • , \ . . 11p it. '..- Ai • ' : t , , • , • • ..... 4 ips... . , IA I Frio 7d. • 1 TREATY WITH TIIE PRO- 1 E7B OP LA PLATA. --.....—_ Bonitos AYRES, FEB. 23. \ : , the Tll6BOlOOO of tie Treaty. conehted of Great Britain and that of the United 1 0 c . he Cabinet of the Government. His Ex- presenting this Act to the Minister Pleoi. Ws:— i ern of the Province of Buenos Ayres, the general authority of the Nation of the de la Plata.. has the satlrfaction of deliver- y of his Majesty the King of Great Britain m the 2d of the month, and new ratified; A' my, as, by this an, a proof is given of the les which prevail in both nationn and as wrest plcdte of the perpetual friendship i novena them." -• In receiving, by your Excellency, the a I cannot but cor.panalate your Excel- itants of this country, upon this event, ' Ir 4 'ask of the motions recognised in the If • I ring to your own elution, and the hbee; a I 1 I s lritain could enter into relations of O.' he new States of America, it was :Iceman , ate was in a situation which promised, not 0: he moment, but pledges and solid bases for accounts which have reached his Bri- e points,, added to the wish expressed, not t, but by the inhabitarte of this country at all tisr.cs the most friendly relations is Britannic Majesty. and the conviction t , 1 elution to eeparate for ever from Spain, • i :atiene which have induced his Majesty ' ' 1 1 1 , ' to make this compact with the United . ver oar friendship by the most solemn act. 1 e i that this friendship be perpetual, and that . t :all lead to the worthy recognition of the woad !" FEZ. 2i. an extraordinary channel, the Treaty be- , f I the United Province,. I' is as follows: mate of Friendship. Navigation, and Coot- I 1 1 ' :ludic! in due form, on the 2d of this month 1 t: 1 ' anuel Joie Garcia, Plenipotentlary of the ide la Plata, and Mr. Woodbine Pa-ish, ritannic Majesty, that the following is a, , ' lf• t • nem, having exio'ed for many years be- 1 do Britannic Majesty and the United Pro- *, it seems advisable, for the safety and eel:term, end the consolidation of good un- Majesty and the said Provinces, the: these I be formally recognised and confirmed by ( • Commerce, and Navigati3 'With this / a ir their respective Plenipot isAa. , viz.—, 1 Great Britain. Mr. 11 ood • e Pariah, his al at Buenos Ayres ; and the United Pro- I : on Garcia. Munster for Foreign Affairs, nged their full powers, have agreed on the erpetuol friendship between the ileminiora • , 1 ' tarties. (redont of trade, on the same forting as :s. nic Majesty agrees, that in all his dorni. • er parts of the world, the inhabitants of the snjoy the freedom of trade stipulated it the 1 . te whole extent that it is vow remitted, or Ti' are, to any other nation. of the produce or manufacture of either ; in the dominions of the other, to higher les from other foreign countries, nor shall il t or import any article of prod uce or ma. the respective dominions, imposed, Ur. t I lude the same articles of -other countries. Move 120 tons, of either parr, shall not a ' nhoese, pilotage. salvage, or other local 111 sof the other party, higher than the na. . ntry to which the port belongs. i the produce or manufacture of either party nt duties in the ports of the other. wheth:,e . . i shins of Great Britain or of the United .me bounties, allowances, and draw hacks, :ortation of such articles of produce or ma- . 1 country, whether exported in Dritith ships ; Provinces. misunderstandings, it is stipulated that all ty's dominions, which are owned, manned, ing to the laws of Great Britain. shat; be .: 1 ipa ; and that all vessels built in the tern- sees, duly registered, owned by citizens of f any one of them, whose Captain and three- i 0 citizens of the said Prey inert., ejtall be con. United Provinces. 4 t: • pant, commander of a ship. and other nth. nicety, shall enjoy, in all the territories ee Se same liberty as the natives, to manage le them to whoever he pleases as hie factor, t, • • 1 rithout being obliged to employ or pay for I whatever. unless he thinks fit to employ • , ter to hare at all tunes full liberty to con- . name, the price of all effect's, member- or exported from, the said United Pro- 111 ": 1` is relative to the unloading of vessels, the 4 1t and effects, the disposal of property of sale, donation, exchange, or other mode , . • to the administration of justice. the sub- parties shall enjoy, respectively. in the do- 11 . the same rights, privileges, and franchise. Toured nation. They shall not pay higher subjects of the State in which they reside; som all military service whatever, either by t' , ' breed loans, exactions, or military requisi- obliged to pay any ordinary contributions. t I.r • %ter titan what the natural subjects and Z' ' th▪ e parties may appoint Consuls, as usual, . their functions till duly approved by the they are sent; and either party may except 1 mauls in such particular placts as at may greater security of commerce between the ling parties, it ix stipulated, that in case :IltUntion of the amicable relations of tom- 1 • C. 141 the two parties, the subjects tin.! CiIiZEIOI se dominions of the other, stall have the . , and continuing their trade without any in. ... they behave peacribly, mid do not in any and their eftints and property, whether con- . the State. shall not he subject to any cm- than may be paid by the effects or property al inhabitants of the State in which the sat.! ' I reside. eta of his Britannic Majesty re s iding in the o de la Plata, shall not be disturbed, pine- mount of their religion ; but they shall enjoy eienee in them ; celebrating Divine *wraith, in their own particular churches and viva- e authorised to build and maintain its eon. 1 - h shall be approved of by the Government inces. It shall also be permitted to bury .nnie Majesty who shall die in the territory in their own cemeteries, which they may • I maintain them. On the other hand, the , • ted Provinces shall enjoy, in all the dont'''. Natty, a perfect and unlimited freedom of vise of their religion, public or private. its reside, or in the chapels anti religious purpose, conformably to the system of to. tie Majesty's dominion's. eta of his Britannic Majesty, residing in the freely dispose of their property of every sie- rras they please, or by wRI, as they think i s abject should die in the United Plovineee : I ',Won of his property, his Majesty% to::. absence, his representative, shall he au. irdians, who shall take care of the property. t and czeditors, without any interference. 'Uterine,' of the Country, and reciprocally. omnic Majesty, anxiously desiring the total Trade, the United Provinces of lIM de la - ate with his Majesty in accomplishing so 0 s n prohibit all persons residing in the United to their jurisdiction, in the most effectual at solemn laws, from taking any part in the .it . ye Treaty shall be retitledk and the ratifies. I months, or "sooner, it possible. cot the said Plenipotentiaries hare hereanto • Is. in the ear of our " M. J. OAK( lA. S.) " Win /MUNE PARISH." H Captan-Genteel nd Gernor of t enn, e e ov xecutive Ayres, charged i wi th the soprern a I: :m i n ces of Rio de la Plata, now &nembied 1: conformity with the fundamental law of S, comm .fstell.) the 2d of February. unicated the said Treaty to the 006. anamt, and having obtained its full y t ire and confirm the said Treaty. 7 1 Z P It td confirm it in due form, promising anil , of the said United Provinces, that all die II ions in the same shall be sacredly sant in. roof, we sign with our hind the present in. and hart caused it to be attested by our , t • larine, solemnly Reeling it with the national I c, the 19th of February, in the year of out , i , . AN GREGORIO DE LAS lIERAS. i lANCISCO DE LA CRUZ." • i • i• I • SALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE BOOKS, BOOILS OF ART, LOOSE PRINTS, DRAWINGS, &c. the Property of a Gentleman. NIR . PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on MONDAY, 16th inst. and following Day, at One, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond_ street, theialuable LIBRARY of BOOKS, of choice Editions, illustrated with sets of proof and other Plates, and selected at greet expense; Books of Prints, Galleries of Art, Chinese Drawings, &c. &c. extensively bound in rnorocco, russia, and vellum, in ex cellent condition. Also a collection of loose Prints and Drawings, and pair of Globes, the property of a Gentleman. May be viewed by catalogues two days preceding the Saleoand catalogues had at Dlr. Phillips's. PICTURES. THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN. NI ft . F P RI I DA L Y A g IT tTeell3ltohrinuart to o n a d u followingnii' th a t on t M at One, he shall SELL by AUCTION. at his Rooms. New Bond street, a Collection of Two Hundred PICTURES, chiefly of cabinet site. and embracing choice and valuable Specimens of the Dutch and Flemish Schools, formed during the last Id years princi pally on the Continent. Among which will be found specimens by Rubens Srlialken Ruysdael Wouvermans Ostade Vandyke Bega Jan Stein Teniers Iterchem Rembrandt Vernet, &ie. A Noble Gallery Painting, by Ruben,. and a few of the Italian School, by esteemed Masters; also a Cabinet, and a Grand Piano Forte, by Broadwood. Illay be viewed two days previous, and catalogues had ■t Mr. Phillips's, Nev' Bond -street. BRILLIANTS. JEWELM, AND BIJOUTERIE OF THE LATE ALBINIA, COUNTESS OF BUCKINGHAM SHIRE. IVTR. PHILLIPS has the honour moat respectfully to 11 announce, that (by order of the Administrators) he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms. Bond-street. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at One. the CASKET of JEWELS, BRILLIANT TIARA, and other DRESS ORNAMENTS, composed of Brilliants of the flnest Water. and an assemblage of Bijouterie, fancifully mounted in Gold, and a few MisceUanenus Object*. the entire Property of the late ALBINIA, COUNTESS DOWAGER of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, which will, by di rection OT Administrators, be sold without reserve. May be viewed two clap preceding the Sale, and Catalogues then had at Mr. Phillipia, 73, New Bond.street. RICH CHANDELIERS AND LUSTR ES, CHINA AND GLASS WARE, IN TABLE, DESSERT, AND BREAK FAST SERVICES, &c. By order of the Administrator. NIR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on TUESDAY NEXT he shall SELL by AUCTION. at his Rooms. New Bond -street, an excellent and well-selected AS. SORTMENT of CHINA and GLASS WARE. comprising extensive and handsome dinner, dessert, tea and breakfast services ; rich chandeliers and lustres for 8. 8, and 12 lights each, tastefully designed ; suites of decanters, ewers, singer basins, wire coolers, ice plates, goblets, tumblers, &c. fte. arranged in lots suitable to domestic purposes, forming the stock of a respectable manufacturer, deceased. May be viewed, and Catalogues had one day previous to the sale, at Mr. Phillips's.