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P a 7a. . • -... • .... . . 4a - j'rn-------------------. • •i P• TENT ROMAN BRICK an TILE TO BRICKLAYERS. . Thi s s l a y I s pedis ".1 col. 12mo, price, bonnd, 6s. .. t ALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. -L ' COMPANY. rrIHE DIRECTORS of the WEST At IDDLESEX I j 4 ES CON§EILS - ' • 114 A FILLE.-Par ,i. N. — b u oy spun, that the ALLOTMEN'TS of SHARES -1-• WATER-WORKS COMPANY will r ' Tenders on I, - RARE LODGE, adjoining Hire Hall. Rumford , Essex., ' 4 Perpetual A d rowson, and next Presisotation to a Living in Cie nonce is ..10... (or will be issued on 310NDAY, the let of August •-r before the 16th August next, ter certain /SRI(' : (,Iffl to be i rsgethent a de le Jesenuse. .. Nethitile . Edition, revue avec SDVENTY-eil X ACRES (IF _ t'•A 1 ) I .. TA L FREEHOLD . mo st iatettalllAS • part of Cornell, fifteen miles born P4neatith, •* i 'one at Hammersmith, Kensington-and Bare . of th e I soul et enuerement conforbes a .lefe E.lition de l'aris. LAND, FULL OF Blilt.h EARTH. . 1 the Tithes extend ever 71111. Acres of band, the Incumbent 71 Aso- fly order of the Directors. Regent's Park. Publis he d by Duke eitif •s.. 6 - weigh Booksellers, 37. Soho. By Alessrs. ROBINS, By Messrs. ROBINS, . - 1 . Jalylll.i 4 t s • W. PURI& Secretary. Specifications and particulars may be seen- ' ishtleelCosn- square ;0. B. Whittelr i ere,4* Meta-lane ; and Baldwin, era. On the Peoria/ikon THUReDAY NEXT, at 12, in Logy At the A u c t i on Mart, opposite the • Bank, on TUESDAY, . . . oany's Of fi ce, No. 51, Berners.etreet y 0 it* the, dock, and Joy,raternosurrw... • . SEVENTY-SIX Acres of very superior Meadow, the 9th inst. at IT, .spital 50,000/. hours of ten and four at the Engine4mose "IMella__, At L" D°N i n l i gpl-h p ar a s a sr: Ni;eprimit 2!. and at the Eat ea-L i odge of the Wet M. ..Wlmtl - ' _ . t.3 Pastore, _and Garden Grounds, lying in a ring fence, and th e rrlfiE valuable ADVOWSON and next PfiESEN- This eley is p. i ' . ',eke 11-Is. Part XV. of who've( it abounding with tine Brice Earth, and is desirably air JL. TATION to a valuable LIVING , delightfully situate' at Applttrieo to been made Cot the excluire Supply of Flour pi t ,. . : '• ''t ' ir . ',",' rrIME ENCTCLe .... ...:„ •• t IA NIETROPOLITAIsiA. futile Teel' near the high road to Chelmsford, and only two miles L I SREA RD. sixteen miles from Plymou t h, a nd i n a part o f ti •e . ~ p i . Landon and Hibernian Corn and Flour Company, and. The Tenders to be addressed IS distant from Ramford . The land is of the finest quality, and the Mut," more highly appreciated than any other , abounding wi,l• ',i b r' o bi c et of this Company is to SUPPLY to the PUBLIC the Company's Office, oneled, on iet ' . 1 """" 1. s's.,ox TENTS I. ' --,..- ,• . -Completion of Geometry. „. , . ~ , ..,.. .. 4 1 1 .0: . tiLuciiimatorirciel Caligula 1 /3 4.... i, u.:-",...ek, Th e w... in ....R m . :l the m eat _ ettuasion for building upon very desirable. • almost et-cry advantage that ingenuity can devise ; provisions LS iIg,VINE BREAD, without any mbar mod to colour or cep. August next. Climdins .I)rma n t.s ci L cou Cesota_ ming eeepo_ 04 Par wera t:cu sr lara te.str m eet ay : be inA he: teor at .. th ß e m7i offi n :es co o . f e li nt l . estrs gard . e : . Williams,. e t ;e e e p y ar sor w t i er ith e d e T acee ow d n ir. o g r ly i. l ig o k w es , rd th , e , :o it u b n 7 ty w ir A nu er su es all ot y be: A u n t: l ie: m ar.: ne wish than that of manufactaning tt_from the pure article . M.,, ,- ; Claudius Celan IV. M • •• • Divisinnuillieglieo4,eficult Broo ke , F al 'all• 6 0- 11 'edelriPt A'ine° lll. a . lon ; Messrs. Hum. picturesque, end in the vicinity of excellent markets ;it inclndes A l p/ketone for Shares ! , 11Fbe etWd- wed. range flee t until Sa- 51, Barters -street, July 30, ;.. :4.- • ..7... ' .....7.- W , • • . p... 4. : " .; _ including , to day text, at the Baaking-bowee et Sir irate Stirling, Bart. 4 bends tiguous to the town, chiefly tine old pasture, the Aide corn;ire- kelirgiasd Bodoni!. Strand. The Stares will be u equally dis. NOTICE is hereby givin, .• ,•.. •itt . i'N I 1 Iti•rai hoe—Creed _C . ' • -Crotehts-Culdeta-- H i t rgli , i. 7 2The•Building Materials of a large and capital 7126 ACRES OF RICH LAND, Cu stap- . C yc lad es , es, A-c, .• "c:-•. . • a .:. ' * ••'• • a; adjoining Hare Hall, Essex. , olie;cd • Me , and single Shares may be bekl. between us, the i iptdvai ; . II! • • WAS .11I821; 'FRE.; I ' 0 , / * • r co ies Ate in rM at t a io ti n on i i s i f O or u in Se a t C r i es O e n p ti: e i n s o4 t s e S c t t i a o er te n til °r e ina r e :h . l u ti r c T c 3 l;:,:o3 . : T ; , - oti•roVal riper. vitt, 'phirf ima • By blesses. ROBINS, o . l2 :bf ree irhk qu is: i a si eth te uej a )egr c i C i o e: ui rtVicara" ORRICE GYE, aod:RICHA ; i I - ,I . KS, in Fleet-in-eel . ea,.. A my o Si. The Putts from 1. to XV. on ''O' 'ALL AND I/EYONSII IRE MINING and I,udeste.hiU, in tht City of London, and Charint • cram 1n ,„.P 1118 . r . ",,,,, tur , r ..., °Fth „,...,, e Plat "' P / On the Prenus..• , s, new Rotated, on THURSDAY, the Ilth ins't. COMPANY. • , the City of %Vestmtnster, carrying on the trades of Tea- eaters and e may*. 'to ge th er , or separately. ~..., and following Da ys, at 12, cumbent is in his 76th year. it its is hereby given, that the TIME for SIGNING the Witte and Spirit ilerchinte, under the two several fi rms of " The -IClm.'-ed--for"-vJ. pap er . C. wit- J. Rivington ; Baldwin, THE BUILDING MATERIALS of a ling-rate Mansion, erected not mo re th a n thirty years, in the meet and Pa l rt x icti ete lA r ts ; t i h il : Y A be uet h io ad n A l l t ar ti t i i e lanTodtelosfabtlPealres7lttobh.iirr Core - " t1 DEI3O of SETTLEMENT and EXCHANGING SCRIP Leaden Genuine •Tea Compeny" and " The Landon Wine Oorn. Cradeet. arid Joy ; Sherwood, Gilbert, end Piper ; 11. B. Whit. atEISIPTS for SHARD; in the CAPITAL of this COM- " and at Vauxhall, in the Count ' of Surrey, as Proprietors Parker, Oxford • and Dei liton _ if_ complete and substantial manner, consisting of good wood brick. gar d en . • "i' erd for the PAYMENT of the CALL a PM. pe r i..IN • • let LT.. Duncan. Loodtwri i i .4.... . _ nee Royal Gardens, Vauxhall, is this day dissolved by mutual ar r . i . B 2r- r ,,„"'..,.. a litibri dg e ; Mid m g , I. "a" I" a" . ''' the work, slating, plain and pan tiling, tons of lead, marble chimney- _a. rliE 11'ILLINGTON COURT ESTATC illS KS. is eateudell emu SleuttilYvthe 36th of July to SATUR. content, so far u relates to the said Thomas BM, who retires ; '''""" '"'"'•"'""' *:".. pieces, doors and windows of every description, wainscoting, dads, A valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting of a geod GAY NEXT, the nth Matsui, jodwilee ; after w hich day no fur- and that all debts owing to and. from the said late Partnership are ------ partitions, closets, water-clout, two staircases, turret clock, excel- 'Freehold Land. •;.-- true wlll be allowed. to be received anti paid by die said Frederick Gye and Richard This dsy is polailied, Price 3s. 6d. lent clean flooriog, oak and fir timbers Of extra scantling., stone, in Farm Hattie. and Two Hundred and Ninety Acres of exce!'.eot By ceder of the Directors, linghes. As witness our hands this day 30th day of July, 1323. THE ASIATIC .101510111 AL, and MONTHLY RE- paving steps, coping, sills. and curb, ironwork, and a variety of JOHN WOOD, Secretary. T H OMAS now. GISTEIt for BRITIgH INDIA and its DEPEN. other fittings of every description. B' :ileum. ROBINS, ;e, lareberd.itreet, August 1 , 1826 . . • FREDERICK GYP.. DENC.I ES, No. 118 , for Amapa, HMG, containing. among other C ata l ogue , may b e had, three days prior, at the I nns et Rom ford, At the'Elog's Beal lan, Gloucester. on SATURDAY, tl.e 5,;..1, - - - A IEIIICAN AND COLONIAL STEAM NAVI- RICHARD HUGHES. Original Artieles-I. ?sex wiethas wish the Burmese anterior to Ilford. ar.d Chelmsford; of 31easo.. Williams. Brooks, Powell, and inst. at 12, in a variety of Lots, ... 1- 1, (JATION ...Estoblialtedbo Act el Parlifeents.6'4om. IV. a N, or T WtYWINTLEMSN can leo actommodated the peewit Ww.--; Ammumile " Sonee-3. Oa the Mythology . Brodesip, Lincolo'slhb lof Messrs. Humphreys, Serinotreet ; and A Mist desirable anti .valuable Manorial FREEHOT,D and the Arts or Aso affdßitlispl-,-4. Trade ef. Bare -3.1 f rdeo- br Melly. Robins, Coreqt-gardea. • •:s FATE. called Wit/maroon Conn, mane is 'tie pasha ..sPffAli 1121/1,0011-DiviM kiee 61/01 Mama ef ASO web. , with very ale, SLEEPING ROOMS, the USE of a phobii-6. On the Analogy between die :Romanians, etc. of In. - . ...! it 1./M*llOllS. SITTING ROOM, and BREAKFAST, where there are but die land Egypt-4. Acconet of she es at or Churuk Pooja-11. Copy hold Ground Rents, well seemed, in . Vauxhall-walk, pro!" b 9 f 4 44 4. niku nti a c ret br ivee k anbant na . 4 i e n (root mos i ti . i n csu a c h i es n t g er • p a a 7 s d e r wr t r e fimn mintry 're . " ll4l ..„, i , h - His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. tab in family, for 12s. per week, at 11, Liverpool.street, Broad. Treatment of the American 11! ssionaries at Rangoon-0. Re l ine_ dociug, at present. 47/.los. a year, and a rising from an immense all Tee9lldtelluitt buildings, in the most complete repair, end a 1...,.. Ho Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON., K.G. stpeet-bulldings. ' ' fiance of the Irmiloos to en Oath-10 , Vulgar Superstition-IL rental, witli Revisionary Interest. . gat h er :., i. TIESIDINT. T 4 0DG I NGS, and tlic USE of an OPEN CARRIAGE l4ecw i '44 Y' le. Vl ' B ilesers ROBINg . TVVO WUNDRED AND NINETY ACRES 'lb! MOSt Noble the Marquis of LANSDO S IVN. At s he Auction Matt, on fl/EssDA V. the 9.h ma. at 72., ColiWiell:ow,est...l2:•Ou Grasitude-.-13. The , . y . , . _. „ 4. . _ _ of very superior ercharding, meadow, pasture, and arable gal C. I . 01•ICTORS. Be, cf .Gasp 4. in Canada--11. ileport of the Asiatic Society of A °emit:it:tally, if agreeable -A private Family living a larger : pari,__Ls, Original p o o try _in, guiew of Pit Man's Junction of A Valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, held of the Ma- The Estate is finely timbered, and several of die meadows 3•%! t. I V, • irai Sir: Pulteney i Vice Admiral ilia Han. Sir linule . than they require, wish to LET a part of it toe LADY, or -the Atlantis and Paql fi o r Lawson's Porn of the Gast Spirit ;11 nor of Kennington, and desirabl y . situate at Vauxhall-walk, the bank of the river Setae . The roads in general are good. a::•t , K.C.11, 1 II enry litackonod.Batt.K.C.B. ail I. NTLE3IA N and his WIFE, FURNISHED. Mesita. )Ainslie on the Cholera Morbu. of India ; iloreau's East Ldia compridna Twenty-one Ham*, producing, at low Grou nd _ Rents, the.COOVeyoSte otproduce tolnarket temarkabiv easy. 11 n xes i tic .: 'Owen_ Williams. Esq. M.P. ation is one of the best in town , and on moderate terms. • • Company's Record : ; Peeetrai'l jlistory of Italy I/I euglnon's 47/. 10a. 8 year for can period., expiring in fifty, and In smile The lands may be viewed, and particulars had ; also at the K•ilfi 1 A line by the post, with name and address, W • • ,M, . ~. Heave. Currie, Esq. will meet with ill , . Edition of the Illiheys phermaistra ; Foreign Works---17. cases sixty years, and at the determination of their leases it is not Uead, Gloucester t Plough, 'Cheltenham ;at the Auction Alan ; J u a n e n a ,,glaq 4 ,lll.i'. • Right Hen. 21. Plagerald,lll.P. mediate attention. Direct; post paid, 9, Chenies-stzeet, Bedford , East India Military Goitege_i e.ll arms War-19. Vaieties- too much to expect AR S NTA I, of 6001. a YEAR, with the Be- and a Almon. ithbine, Corent-garden. . Simon 314 iilliri p, erg. Benjamin Hanninokos., square. . .act,•Aiiiktig Inteil i geNa. eludin mommions,,Births, Marriages, visionary Interest ih the *hove Rental. ' 1: KENT...MILTON PLACE, NEXT GRAVESEND, IL W. Talbert, Esq. M.P. S. lb. 31agansliampl . w- MA/lIILE and SCAGLIOLA WO • and Deaths, [AS rat 'Maar. RAgilik.4.6o-02.1. home „Particulars may be had at the Horns, Kennington.; the Three • Byliffelts. STEVENS and BR ENCIILEY, Thomas Itarvewen. Esq. lb . John Fen T.II. E. GAFFIN, late of 1-16, Regent -street • ;63; "frualliitFnce , lile!tegol atnen ry' . , Flaw rrowedings, Jolly Gardeners, Vauxhall-ivalk ;of Mr. Walford, poucitor, captdri na.ofort- . 11-N• .. Stephen E sq.. -st QUADRANT. Regent-street, begs leave most resp ~ o an. Promotions. Births. !arrives, Dot, Its, l'e/strketa Lead ice. ac h h e id . i.street. g e a l rd sram en. -street; at the Mart ; and of Messrs. Robins,: Covent. At the Auroon Matt, London. on FRIDAY. the 12th inst. et 1:! I;. It. Por:er. Esq. J. ,Perieb t • A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at nounce to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public has on Printed for KingsbOn Parburf s and Allen, AUDITORS. ~ ..• . . • 11. Milton, next Gravesend, a most delightful part of the coot to llo'.;trt Talbot, E.g. f Isaac Nu-Mims, jirn. Esq. Sale a neat assortment of Statuary liardelle, ad l3 2 l4 l ' Green, Black and Gold Column Chimney Pieces, .•"-- . , *mop and LIBRARY OF LIGHT SU3IM ER 11KAD/ING, OR. ANAo .. SEC L' R E LEASE HOLD 1N V Esie 31 Producing 11101 . a year net, for Sixty.nine Years, from Two well- of . kept , comprising a large and commodious Dwelling-house, new: y SANK TSB. ' ' • OF ttIiILISII LITERATURE.erect commanding moat extensive views of the river Thames tu.3 built Houses Oldham-place, near S pa- fi e ld s, both on lease for s lievrt Whitmore, Wells . and AleasruC units, Haiku, and . . Co, small house' thirt r cent under trade • , ype . Mee? I.llBin g tne MC"t /I‘}fg !AMP/jug- ORICINAL WORKS are submitted twe. ,, ' the surrounding country. The house is suitable for the inimediiiie ist the work done by steam ; also, twelve tab, of Scagliola Pedes- ty-one years. { recepticn oda family of respectability, and contains a large servant,' II tutmore. • tale, two large M ar b le M at h s, Alor.er Alabama rase, twelve Mar. .1_ to die Peblie, SS alimirabl4 clan oftliltoks of inexhaustible By Messrs. ROBINS, • • Ccerwat.:-.13 ii, Runk Esti; room ;on the second story, four airy bed rooms; fast story. tt-jee hie Busts, five Monfiments, and aevethil Cabinet, Commod e , and. variety and amusement.. entirely km- to Ettrinh Id/venire. Tile 'At the Mart, on TC'ESDA V. th e 9th inst. at 12. in Two Lots, SOL IfiTimt.-0. ll y, Esti. 12, SIAC.IIII6C. principal hirdcliambers, a 'water closet, and an excellent di.twit , r' Table Tops, that moot be Sold for want of room. object of the able awdlearned ritlitors hurbeen to condense and Tll'o well-built LEASEHOLD HOUSES, Nus. 1 Ilie Sikieet if this Company li to eitiblidh lines of Steam Yes. . room. 'with marble chimney-piece and gilt moulding, opening uro:1 Country Mavens, Builders, dee. supplied on moderate terms. assemble, "It" the focua of three elegant V 011811•41, all the striking and 6, Oldham-place. Spa-fields, each containing pleasant a balcony ; principal story, a neat entrance hall, with light stmt. sib to ISPITMaliCate regularly behreeti (he Value Kingdom and a __ __ _ . . (acts and piquant anecdotes which have liitlit'ao been scattered aecommodation ter a family not too large. No. 1, let to Mr. case, aflieerfut dining-room, breekfast parlour, library, and a car_ otttt i. sitrterica, the West IndOs, Colombia,. Mexico, and the trUPERIOR 1 NADULTE W R I A N T EI E z I) PORT AND SHERRI *rough hundreds of rotaries,- antra and *Mit Oa el have heal •510tris,Halter, for twenty - one yeani, at 601. a year ; No. 6, to - lalr. ytoicotstinae.reerntixtsement ; front and back stone kitchens, hued. - ' bune a djuhe at Libraries of 1' pe. Anotper object, Pot lege Rnencer , Oil and Colourman, for tweilty-one years, at tdl. a year. up with store" decent; large paved brewhouse, pantry, and vrry :Sew Mee of America,. _ i Steam Vane-leerier relied Ipsin the Thatnev i tonching at inter- Port 325., Sherry 341. per Dozen. large Bottlest N •m , ,hate Ports, to the Harbdwrot VaJastis ,_• a Poet Possessing sc. H OOPER and CO. having selected from the Compan .. Pa. yo every re of taste, bar been to engrave the Pot ' T i • ' y 8 teen relics of every subject ; . bid hence tbewolttmes abound byiri he tenants have both expended money upon their resneetire superior eelleeing for wine, beer. and coals t large walled gardtn, houses in lieu of premiums. The ground rent of each is 101. only, abundantly stocked and planted ; fore -court, and yard behind. The enardedrd Mural advantages, free from all Port charges. From ._,. St o c i k, a t op or t o , a pA itcEL o f PORT of the gentun! Autogtaphs, Torraita, and V;ews of F . .eildincs commented and the term 69 years unexpired. premises are well suli with hard and soil water. • a h em , see s: eana Vessel of a lair class, with adequate maehi- , N intage . of leg and 1021 , which , together with their SHERRI genius. Considered as wholes, no books, in our lAuguage, approxi. May be viewed only with leave of the tenants, dtid particulars May be viewed. end ed particular' had at the place of sale:: of wry Ind fuel, will proceed once a th rtn i g ht t o H a lif ax a nd New . WIN Ls, are of the first quality, and which they . pledge themselves mate them in completeness, elegasce. taste, and intellectual gratin- had • also at the Mart ; .aad of Messrs. Robins, Covent.garden. Messrs. Soothgate anti R it'll, Solicitors, Gravesend; And of M • Fuck t end a second rill romp, ones a month. by Madeira shall be delivered to Purchasers ; without any mixture or stinker'. canon.; and they rieltibit all that is fascinating in the 11 istory, 'll,l • and the Lgeward lulandi to Jamatca, retuning by Bermuda and tion, in Quantities not less than One Dusts. Biogr aphy, and Science of th e i r several subjects, without the dry. ' bljeliSF.X. ONLY N . SEVEN FllO3l . Stevens andltrenchley, 36, Old Jewry, London. l HASTINGS. • I riff!. Samnl. ma man hp hat. Ana til• 117 iMY t• 4.41 All fir rworni se • ~r - -_, tt • .. 4 - thetnight ts. and a second rill procepl, ones a me._ _ ,e Leeward Islandi to Jamaica, returning by Ens:. almenicatione are forming between Jamaica, Carthigena, V.:a Cris, Ifavatiush, and the Ports of South America. A Breach between Halifax and Quebec is also forming. Leos are also forming to comraupleute with the main lines from thaw,. Liverpool, and Bristol, and also from Galway and Li. merick. to Valentin. 1 Piessges will be brought Dimly to a certainty in poit t of time, ehteit. Compered to sailing. will be abridged fully one-third. Pas senger: will have achoice eifherbf continuous Steams Navigation, or o f p Passage by Alails, on the shortest hr.es, to the ultimate poire of cabal:cation. Experiaoce proves that the number of traveller* is increased by the ineteastal facility of aim -trance; upon whichiprinciple, Linea with the tact that the English capital already embarked, as well to South America as in Canada and ether parts of the Conti. nent of America, is enormous, there can be no doubt that the num. tier of pasomiters and the quantity of Freight will be also con. wady increasing. This Cesapeny will also afford the most regular and adcantsgeous meths to the Transport of Troops and Government Stores. Geuther t Fn.ights sill arise upon the Thames and Valentin Tie; from the coeveyance of the produce of the most fertile tli.trict of Ireland, now almost excluded by the delay of Sailing Naviga. fion, and the return of British manufactured goods direct from the rhallloll. elegasce. cirvon.; ....._. obey s. ill that is 1. Biography, and Scient.. their ieveral s, tiects, . nest of History, the formality if Biography, or the pedantry of elementary Science. I. WEST7iILNSTER HALL, or Anecdotes and Professional Reminiscences of the Bar, Bench. and Woo'ascii, in 3 vele., with numeenua Engravings, price One Guinea. IL LAMBETH and the VATICAN. or Anecdotes and Relics of the Church of Rome and Retorting' Churches of various deno minations, including all the rare and curious facts of Ecclesiastical History and Biography, 3 vols., with numerous Engravings, price One Guinea. 1 111. DRAMATIC TABLE TALK ; or an Assemblage of the choicest Morsels and most piquant Anecdotes connected with ttilk.t. Dramatic History and Biography, from sesrce, expensive, and original winces. By Richard Ryan, Esq. In 3 vole., with num -roils Engravings. price One Guinea. IV. CONCERT BOON' and ORCHESTRA ANECDOTES ref Al USIC and MUSICIANS, British and Foreign, Ancient and Modern. By Thomas Divaby, Uses. Doc. In 3 vole., with tbinerous Engravings, Including Autographs of the great Corn. posers. price One Guinea. . Y. ARTS and ARTISTS; or Anecdotes, Facts, and Littrary tea of Painters artt Pietfites, `Ay:limners and Serves, Arebi nrets and Buildings, Engravers and Prints, of all Schools and Countries By James E:dies, Esq. M.R.1.A., &c. In 3 vols., with numerous Engravings, price One Guinea. VI. PROFESSIONAL ANECDOTES, collected in the Lec ture Room, Ilospital Surgeries, and Ilcilical Colleges of London and Edinburgh. from the ages of Hippocrates and Galen, to that of Brown, Bichat, and Jenner. By an Octogenerian, in 3 vats., with numerous Portraits and Engraved Relies, price One G uinca. London: Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row ; and tole had at the Booksellers and Circulating Libraries. I~ Sample's map be had, and the Wines tasted, on the premises of Hooper and C.., Importers of Port and Sherry Wines only, 79, Upper Thames-street, tsar The Queen-street Bridge. Price of Port, per Pipe, Hngiheidt, Sherry, per Butt, tg ; per Hogshead ;M. In Bond, and may be permitted direct from the London Hocks, ear Hooper am! Co. will divide a pipe between three or tour in. dividmds. The frequency of dealers mixing light French and Cape wines with their Putt and Sherry, have induced Hooper and Co. to con. flat their attention solely to Port and Sherry wines, and to pledge themselves that no other shall Le admitted on their premises. J °SEMI COOPER and SON, 93, Eishopsgate-etreet tl Within, AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS, HOUSE, AGENTS, and UPII3LDERS, beg to inform their Friends we'd the Poirlic generally, they continue to REGISTER ESTATES and HOUSES FOR SALE, in any part of the Kingdom, and trust that few Concerns In the Metropolis, arising front their long establishment, possess more extensive Connexions for the disposal of pro perty. Household Furniture purchased at. /literal prices. 07 t 3 coissunirne Amadora" for 'Ripsaw * If Sales the r,,. are objected to. Estates Surveyed aneValued, and Rentals iotleetaL A small, Contract, Freehold Farm, free from Land Tax, com prising 93 Acres, part in Hops; also 95 Acres of fine young Wood, - in Five Parcels. By Meads. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, the 9th inst. at 12, in Lots, A Desirable small FREEHOLD FARM, situate in Sedlescomb, in Sussex. called the HURST FARM, com prising farm-house, barn, stable, oast-house, and other buildings. with. NINETY-THREE ACRES of arable, meadow, pasture, wood and hops, is the occupation of a respectable tenant. Also five parcels of Wood Land (all Free hold), called Cryal Wood, Hurst Wood, Moon's Wood, Chiirch land Wood, Planted Wood, in Sedlescomb and Utlitnare, consist ing of NINETY-FIVE ACRES, in hand. May be viewed, and particulars had of Mews. Bishop linilj• Thorpe, Solicitors. anti of Mr. Rolfe, Surveyor, Hastings; at tlif Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covenr.garden. THE BARNHORNE HILL ESTATE, Between Hastings and Eastbourne, containing 304 Acres, I Rood, and ss ;sachetdlogs, of superior Isnd, and suitab aod Buildings, not a mile from the sea. Dv Messrs. ROBINS, • • A t the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, the gib 6; L X TBARNIIORNE HILL ESTATE 'its of a _L. good farm-house and sundry cottages, akaeitisfi barns, eta blts, and all farming buildings, and 304 ACRES KENT. t. FREEHOLD SIX-VAT PAPER-MILL, AT TOVILL, NEAR MAIDSTONE. By Messrs. STEVENS and RRENCHLEY, At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, the liltb insf. at ie. 'unlMlsfs acceptable offer be previously made by private eoninset.. A MOST desirable FREEHOLD SIX-VAT PAPER-. 51ILL, substantially erected. • and very eligibly situate. at Tovill, contiguous to the River Medway. The mill is in full work, and its paper has been long held in high repute by a most excellent connexion, who furnish a con:rant de. mand for its produce. It -is parted with on account of the dedining health of the senior partner, and presents a very donut& oppor tunity for men of property to embark capital, either for halm/ of rocenpatiou of the estate. There are T\%rO COTTAGES contiguous, costalithile f.tur teen rooms, capable of being converted into one convenient dealt ling-house. Also a three-stall stable, coachbouse, hrewheArte, malt-loft, store-cellar, cow-lodge, carpenter's and smith's shops, tool. house, poultry-house, piggery, two kitchen and two &met gardens. May be viewed wish Schein ontp., anti portieedans.hadta.ao place of hale ; at the Bell and Star Inns, dlaidstone ; and of Messrs. Stevens anti Brenchley, 36, Old Jewry, London. • -It the principal feature of their establishment. to settle gene rally within three days after the Sales have been effected, and to make no ttarge f r - Registering Property intended to be disposed of by Private Contract, itnleto aboniutele sold thronch them. 4 ACRE-LANE. BRIXTON. O be LET COOPER and T BON, a convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, pleasantly si. tuated, and containing four bed-rooms, two sitting-rooms, two kitchens, end other domestic offices, chaise-house, and two-stall stable, a garden beautifully planted, and fore-court. For particular and cards to view apply at the Auctioneers, 93, Mehemet.-street Within. . ..... —„, nf choice arable, meadow, pasture, wood, and marsh land. situated in the parishes of Ilex Hill and Hore. in Susses, within half a mile of the road bctweep liastings and Eastbourne, on a tine emi nence, commanding the sea. One half of the above IS FREEHOLD, the remainder ender the .‘lanors of Barnhorne, ;Ind Bex Hill, at small quit rents. Particulars may be had of Mr. Rolfe, Surveyor, Hastings; at the principal Inns at Eastbourne, Battle, end ticilshans ; at the Mart ; and of .Messrs. Robins, Covent garden. ENFIELD.-tHASE GATE 1101:SE, Estimates hare been funned, on actual tenders, for ev-_ whole cut•fit, including expenses of Navigation, Fuel, &c. The returns arc calculated upon the established rates of Freight and moderate charges for Passengers. Litwin such computations, the Uncertak ing oder" large and steady Profit fur the use of Capital, and the whsle Ectienditure will be rested in solid insurable property. This Object has been submitted to his Majesty's Oosernment, anal the Act of Parliament for forming and regulating this Corn. pany has received the Royal Assent ; by which (airing other pro visions) the Responsibility of the Proprietors is limited to the Amount of the Shares held by them respectively. As the Directors have taken measures for putting the Undertak ing in early operation, iS is required that a Deposit of 10/. per Share he paid to the Bankers of the Company, Mews. 'Whitmore, Wells, and Whitmore; or Messrs. Chutes, 'tallies and Cu. to the ac cent of the Director'. Due notice will be given of the Destination of the Vessels el r ady possessed by the Comyeny, Rates of Freight and Passage, Time of Se. All Communications to be addressed to the Diiechirs, to the care of the Solicitor, O. Gregory, Esq. 12, Sise r lone, until the Corn. pany's House is in readiness. 3,613 a Prize of 21.0 W. 8,637 a Prize of 2,0001. Both Sold and Shared by r and J. SIVEIVRIGHT, who have again to eon ') • trratulate their Friends on the success that attends their Offices, 37, l'nenhill. 11, liolboro, asil 38, Haymarket. . . J. and J. Sivewright Drawn in i;'remll34l the Public, that the New I,2ttery, to be in One Day, (31st Augest), Is one Of the last they will have to offer. the Chancellor of the Exche quer haring announced that Lotteries will mate in this country with the present Drawings. The Scheme contains the unprecedented amount of 218.200. in euding leo,oont. in Four of 2.),000i. each, and all must be decided as Ore Day, 31st A %twist. N.B. It will be recollected that J. and J. Sivewright Shared both the First and the Last Prizes of 23000/. ever sold in this country. PARROLL, Contractor, having submitted the S.:hcmc at length, now bNcs to invite attention to Its leading points. CARROLL has not only preserved all the popular attractions of late Lotteries, but by increasing the number of Prizes, and Tais icy the value of the Capitals From #'21,000 to £25,000, he has the honour to be the first Contractor that ever presented the Public with so large a sum as 218,9041., including 100,0001. in Four Priem of 48,000!, each, ice. &c. All to be decided in One Day, Mat AUGUST. Tickets and Shares are now en Sale at Carroll's, the Contractor's lit, Cornhill 7, Charing-cross; and 26, ()sford.street, London ; where he sold, In four months, Four Prizes of 20,11061. ! and lately, Four Prizes of UAW 1 In the Lottery drawn the 31st as May last, Carroll sold No. 3,446 (Class B), a Prize of 10,0061. ; No. 6,616, a Prise of 1.1634, aad live other Capitals ! N.ll. By Act of Parliament, all Lotteries will be abolished for ever on the conclusion of the present Drawings. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE, STRAND. 'PHIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se wed division of Eseter'Change, where may be seen a g".• and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur. Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip f Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East 111'est Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp • Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, ' at .n Lumps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely •• 1 neat and elegant, at a moderate rice. Sea Cots. Red ' Writing Desks,Thmaing Cases, &c. A large assortment of 4 avalry sad infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Delta, and Pistols. Sr. &e. The flatness and S a ddlery, together with the Summer and Win trr Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, I,rst style of workmanship, and moderate price. The wholF of the Articles in this Establishment are warramed, and that excellent PL ., of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but 4 , :P. Ready Blaney Price, from which no discount or abatement wall be t ride under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to Orserve. I t he three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company sad lac maul Ships, and Mornin g Papers, we constantly kept. j_rl CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to a I be prepared with the meet scrupulous care end attentive. h . , Mesas. TIIOMAB sod WILLIAM HENRY. Ommulutor !Xl,: chemists, Manchester. It is sold in bottle', price SON., or s::!. gime stoppers at IL dd. stamp included, with full directions i.s use, by their various Agents in the metropolis and through the United Kingdom : hut it cannot be genuine unless their nanus are engraved on the (internment stamp, which is fixed over the cork or stopper of each bottle. (Vt . most of the Vendee of the Magnesia may be had. autheng. ent , tl by "'similar stamp, HENRY" i 4 AROMATIC SPIRIT of I N Eli A lt, the inset tion of Iiv.IIENItY, aa4 the only gamine I ' , oration of that article. An eligibleireeiMliEstate, comprising a spacious Family Resi dence, recently repaired, with Cosch-huuses, Stabling, Pleasure. grounds, Ga rdens, and about 15 Aare of Meadow Land, situate at Chase side, Enfield, about ten miles from London. - - TO he SOLI) by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by JOSEPH COOPER and SON ; the house contains, on the tipper story, four servants' bed-rooms, two best bed-rooms, fitted with closets, and a lumber room. On the first floor, four principal bed-chamber, a lobby room, nursery, a convenient li terary, and breakfast parlour. On the principal floor, an elegant drawing room, and sitting room, with French :windows, opening to a spacious veranda, leading to a lawn ; neat marble hall, principal and secondary staircases ; excellent kitchen, pantry, large wash house, store-room, housekeeper's room, dairy, larder, good cav ing. and every domestic convenience n spacious court-yard, with distinct entrance, and erections of dairy, poultry houses, and avi aries on one side. Detached—Three coach,housrs and five.stall stable, homess- TOOrtl and lofts over, a large laundry, fruit room, and man servant's room. Extensive gardens and pleasure grounds, beautifully orna. rented with thnving plantations, shrubberies, dry gravelled walks, and (kit ponds. A farm-yard, with barns, stabling, and varilus agricultural buildings; and about fifteen acres of meadow hod. The house in most pleasantly situated, commanding eaten. sive views of the surrounding country, and very healthy situation; the grounds are bounded by the New River. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had of the Auctioneers. No 93.1iishopturate.street Within. MILTON'S POSTHUMOUS WORN. This day Is published, in I vol . Ito, price 21. 10s. By his Majesty's Special Command, TOANNIS MILTONI, ANGLI, DE DOCTRINA el CHRISTIANA, Libri duo poathumi, quay ex echedis menu. script's deprompsio, et Typis mandari primus enrarit, Carolus Rieardus Sumner, S.T.P. Bibliothecre RegiS Prnfectus. 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A Valuable Freehold Investment, near Hastings, Sussex, free from Land Tax, consisting of a Mansion and Five Farms, in all 719 Acres of g ood' hand, part in Hop (hardens. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, the 9th inst. at 12, TILE GREAT SANDERS ESTATE, consisting of a 51 anbion House and domestic offices, coach-house, stabling, granaties, and other farm buildings, gardens, orchards, pleasure grounds, and plantations. standing on three acres, and also five several farms, with farm houses, buildings, and cottages, situate in Sediescomb, Ewhurat, and NVllatlington, containing altogether SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES. divided into the two and Chittlebirch Farms, and Beech Farm. 306 acres, in the occupation of a respect able tenant, the remainder and 2U acres of wood in hand. The estate is very compact, and free from land tax. May be viewed, and particulars had of Messrs. Bishop and Thorpe, Solicitors, and of Mr. Rolfe, Surveyor. Hastings; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. Valuable Reversion in and to a Freehold Estate and Lands, within seven miles of Hastings, Sussex, certain on the death of a lien. tleman aged 79. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY the filth inst. at 12, AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. called HOLE • FARM, situate in IVestlield, Brede, Sedlescontb, snd cei more, consisting of THREE HUNDRED ACRES _ . _ of amble, meadow. pasture, and wood land, brook, and hop ground, with an excellent farm-house, three barns, stable, granary, oast-house, end other excellent buildings. Also, an Annuity of 601., payable half-yearly from the said Estate, for and during the life of a Gentleman aged 79, at whose decease this valuable pro perty will belong absolutely to the Purchaser. The Estate abounds with line voung oak and other thriving timber, which will greatly enhance the ultimate value. Particulars may he had of Messrs. Bishop and Thorpe, Solici tors, and of Mr. Rolfe. Surveyor, flutings ; also at the Auction Mart : and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where the plan of the estate may be seen. AT MAROATE. , A valuable and very improvable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, producing at a very low Rental 17W. a Year. By Messrs. ROME, At the York Hotel, Margate, on .MONDAY, the 15th inst. at 12, in Two Lots, AV"y improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, compre hending those old established highly respectable Bathing Rooms, Mr. Philpott's and Mr. Real's, situate in the HIGH -STREET, M A RGATE. Also the Two Residences; immediately fronting the Bathing Rooms, including the Post Office and Mrs. Crickett'a. This property is unquestionably situate in the best part of this improving watering place. The present rental is only 1721. Ids., bat the lease of Mr. Philpott's is by some determinable, and, as well as all the rest, will justify an augmentation of rent. Particulars may be had, any dory prior to the sale, at the York Hotel and Libraries at Margate ; also the Libraries at Ramsgate ; of Mr. John Millard and Son. Solicitors, Cordirainers' Hall; and Messrs. Robins, Covent garden. THE MANOR of LITTLE TAYNTON, Five 31iles from Gloucester and Two from Nowent, and Two excellent FREE HOLD FARMS, including 330 Acres of excellent LAND. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Ring's Head Inn, Glou,:Ater. on SATURDAY. the 20111 inst. at 12, in Two Lots, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, including Two ./ - 1 my excellent FARMS, with suitable tarm-buildings to each, very desirably situate at Little Taytiton. and only five miles distant from Gloucester, comprehending altogether 330 ACRES OF SUI*BRIOK LAND, of which two-thirds is very superior pasture land, in a high state of 'cultivation, in the occupation of Mr. , Ford and Mr. Ballinger, at very low rents, producing 41631. a-year, but of the presumed value of 6501. a-year. The estates may he viewed with leave of the tenants, and pars; tienlars had at the King's Head, Gloucester ; the Plough inn, Cheltenham ; the Auction Mart; and in Covent-garden. TO CHVIHISTS, I)RUUOISTS, dte. Desirable LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, with aurae. ieeillikon. ld Nodes. fly Messrs. STEVENS and DRENCH LEV, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the I.2th inst., at It?, by order of the Assignees, unless previously disposed of by private contract. A Very desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprislnfs -an excellent privileged Family Dwelling. House, in complete repair, with an attractive ind convenient Shop, situate .Nct.:23. 111inories, now arranged for a Chymist and Druggist, but very eligible for any business requiring a situation contiguous to the Docks. The House contains three servants' MOMS oau the second story, two bedchambers, neatly papered and paiatati, with delete and a store room ; first story, a drawing room, with ;amble chim. ney piece, a bedchamber, and a convenient store room ; ground floor, a most excellunt roomy and attractive shop, tilted up in • most superior manner for the business of a Chyasiat and Druggist, and a parlour behind, with closet tibasement, boarded front and back kitchens, paved yard behind, knife house, turd cellasing held on lease for an unexpired term of 12 years, at the very low rent of 70 guineas per annum. At the same time will be Sold a DWELLINCI-11011SE and SHOP. In the above-mentioned Business, situate No. 11, Bridge. house-place, Newington-causeway. May be viewed, and particulars had at the place of sale: of Mr. Basset, Solicitor, Poultry ; and of Messrs. Stevens and Bitnetney,, a 6, Old Jewry. THE LATE THOMAS SMITH. ESQ.'S cOLLEC I lON OF PICTURES, AND OMER EFFEUTS. _ •By Mr. W 1 Mil A MS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, A Small COLLECTION of valuable PAINTINS • Cl among which will be found several tine Specimens of the Ancient and 31odcrn Schools, late the property of Thema. Solidi, Esq. deceased • also Three Hundred Volumes of Books: a Fowling Piece, in a mahogany use; a fine-toned Cabinet /Nino Porte, in a rosewood case; Antique 11411 Seats and Chairs, and Miveedmmous. Effects. To be viewed to-morrow and !morning of tale ; and cafklogues had of Mr. Williams, Throgniortomstreet. FREEEIOLD HOUSES IN STS 3IAItTINy-LANE ; Capital Tublie. Noti;e,;4l;everai others, in Chaadosstteet; 3aS the Whole of Seymenw-court, adjuitang. By _Mr. WILLOCK, At Carraway'a Coffee-Howie. in Change-alley. as WEDNESDAY, the 17;11 inst. at 12, Ia Sixteen Luse, ALirce and valuable ESTATE, consisting of SIX- TEEN FREEHOLD HOUSES, very desirably titUAIC. NO!. 25, 26. and 27, in St. Mirtin's.lane, near Charing-gross; Nos. 28, 2V, 30, 31, 32, 33, and 34, in Chandos.strect, farming the whole South Side of that Street, from St. 51artir.'s. lane to Sey mour-court; Nos. 1,2, 3, 4, 6, and 6, in Seymour.court, in the occupation of very respectable tenants, on leases at cld rents, amounting to EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANIWIt. _ . To be viewed tiil the sale, andpaetkulai 7 l,w - iiiinl;Ci of tLe several tote, may be had at the Bell and Dragon, and at t Ship, in Chandos-street ; White llone, Si. Martin's-late; the White Lion, llemmingli-row ; of Mr. Bedford, Salk tit, No. 4„ Bedford. row ; at Gallaway's; and et A1t.1% . Mock, N0.:4, l}o deft. square. . FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICESCOF PLATE GLASS, AIMS TWO AND A HALF to FORTY err Cent. BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, Established by Act of Parliament, 17;3. THR PUBLIC are informed, Hint, in addition to. tlio Reduction in the Company's Priers, which took mace in 1820, a FURTHER *deletion is now mink, ficnn rant and a llalf to Foots per Cott. on Plates of thO superthin Measurement of Six Feet and upwards, agreeably to a printed Scale. Which mar be had at the Company's Warchouse, ALBION.PLACI: , BILACKFRIARS' BRIDGE, where an extensive armament ut CANT PLATE 01..45.Y. of tine Colour apd Brilliancy, sti perior to that of any other :Manufactory in Europe..fs on Salo by Illy. JANT:III HAW DIG 3, Secretary to the Company. , w,4 also Mr. JOHN CIOCIt FOND, at the Company's Works at Raveanca , near Prescot. Lancashire. TABIgE OF REDIJC.ED PRICES FOR SILVERED GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIOS. a In. £ s.- In. In. .0 s. In. In- P. 80 bBBOO 73.4 4 17 1 111 0 13 49°1 955 b 66 5 42 1 .1 A I 1 11 F i t " 15 7:1 ► • 7. 1; 2 It 85 33 341 95 G 5.. 01 13 115 3 . 1127 1, 85 45 ..A6 2 95 75 . :183 8 121 N'..l7' 9 85 .. 55 J'.l 100 ..53 9 123 fle . . 13 kill 85 ..70 11 100 30 . 70 8 127 fit.. 117 2 vo 40 ..44 14 100 Mlt .. 91 • 5 133 07 . . 122 2 in) 50 . . 14, 44 100 .70..141 1 134 70 ...24 4 IN ..Si is 100 80 .. 142 1 'l4O CI . 137 is DRAWBACK 0114nicd on Exportation, per fao; in* pericial. CAI ;