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••- " i V V . ~e • 1 - -, /e j- e... ./ / (---' ' 2L?/- "") ' Cl-- 1.- 7.--- s, 1,/ /-,,, #- ,, . - i''' t- 1.--e,e , 5 / . . _ ✓ 1 - t c.l`~ cc. ci ' 1 // :,= "1.- , 7 ) -7, • • 47 1 7 I 1 s 0 111 41 .41 .. t i -, ... IIP lk • ' 1 V — (........,,, t i p . , , ~ '.:**Alit . , 1 ...\ , ir ..... ... . . .. ........... 4„ .. ...._. - __ ....._. _ ._ LONDON, TlitiltSl)AY, JULY 29, 18.24. :lf ' rice 7d: - 2 , MARINE INSURANCIL • • BOOM. ItBLISHEI). • BALES BY AUCTION. SAL .o‘. 33 A 0 CTAGN. THE INDEMNITY MUTUAL MARINE INSU- RA NCF. COMPANY hereby give Notice, that thry will THE SECOND NU t Sl o t of the EUROPEAN KINO-STRET, ST. JAMES'S-SQUARE. CELLAR OF CHOICE Awn! .WINE, OP THE commence Business on MOND.I Y, the leth August, at thew tern- REVIEW will be in a few (lays, by E. D. Excellent Furnitute, G:and Piano-fone, by nitividart t 111 VI LATE WIL A HALL, 999///2. • piney Office. No. 36, Winchester - street . Pouches, 7, Bsydges.straes i -gatd. Double-barrel Oun ; a Pair ot Duellist/ Pi/anis; ar. e •By• WI PISTAIILEY and BOMB - , No Insurances can be e ff ected with the Company but by Sham. - --- r•-•- ten - feet Billiard Table. complete; • Smell S•Pr•Aell. lege nbite On the Premises, 19, Charbottehweet, Bedford-empue, on TlMlS- holders. In one volume Ivo. with IleeMap of the Country, price 6e. about One Thousand Ounces: about Moen Do••• fit gm Ma : 1)1Y, August 3, at 4110. by order of the humidors. The Advantages exclunvely offered by this Company to 31er- WAIL Toured Wine; and other Artirita: tINE Hundr e d Dozer a BEACJICIIRFT end CAL- chanui, Ship-owners, and Insurance Agents, will be made known at y ETTERS WRITTEN PROM COLOMBIA (luring . . By Mr. ROBINS , kJ ROW'S PORT, Mt genuine property ache lair .WiIM the time when Policies are contraetei for. il_d a Journey from Omer lin Bogota, and thence to Santa I (Of Warwick Hoeft, Regent-street) . • Mll, L'q. deceased, enntrielaing 31 anage, *{rise =1 By order of the Director , Martha, in 11123. At Ne. 19, King-street. St. Jarnmesa 'fquare, nn /119118.11 Y, h i m; 43 d well di tto, b m ,k,• igp i; 10 dope, vi isik GEORGE (MANNER, Secretary. Printed for Goal. Cade and Co. 31, Poultry. August 3,11, at Trios IN' lock. i 1814; Di dozen, vintage 16:PI, bottled 161111 of Ob. No. 36, Winehester-street, Old Broad-street, July 24. 1124. - ---..--- rrHE CAPITAL' HOUSEHOLD FU 0 RE, I ret, and 3 damn of Ohampegne. . . Cl to a GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS OFFICIAL CARt tt l itE between co. ,„ -A- „ A ..„el2,e,_,PmPerj of a ,,,. Ge° den i al; "111 ;• - e° ^ ,. -... eda .... ., I-Tobe to at . the thee of Selz, err kw dam lims. to LLOYD'S, held July 21 , 1624 ; VERNOR SIR C- B NE, K.C.B. and the LE. '"" '.'"' "rwite'"", w ith chi ntz el ' ti• l llll ' urek. ' e ie r .•-• bedding; handsome window curtains. marine and . ; w Vi lt i eti . b i li= l .. _.___ Yl ;Tatl i o t •u he es Pr a e rat i i " a a t . re M illie e nf in gs e tatk ii ; BENJAMIN SHAM', Esq. in the Chair; GISLATUBE of ST. VI .'hosing that they had anti- rlations for improving the elegant G rec i an couc h es, a°6l.•. tai ha i r'; ch i th art i tts , • l. 1114 ho" "ranGstet.mw. The following Resolutions were moved and carried tmid- cipated Earl Bathurst's ampely :- Conditi on of the Negro P I also an I Midst Report of the g ra nd p iano - forte s, b y Stedda " •et . FURNITURE, - BOOKS, WINES, dre., • CUA RLOTTE- 1. Moved by John Mitchell, Esq. ; seconded by V. F. Rivas, Righta, Privileges, and d te•jeyed hy the Slaves in w° ,l lle ' d in ,_ • ,.. h° P_, • _lT",_ k • ealds_. _, 1101 4 a" ' and ' •, *. 1 , 4 ' STlithier. BEDFORD.SQINe. Est Dominica, with a detailed Statement of the actual Property pos. 7,7,=•"" 3 " ""'ff't,'"_l ll 72,=••• By WINSTANLEY and 'I hat the Report of the Special Committee presented to the ON seased by that Class in the V s blends; and a 3lemoranlum, ' '""""" exam abspa r u`mr'i.'"••‘ 61 . t t •• . ; sets e f . 1/. . dig Primilsea, 11, cs s das t e_grorg. gildr e d. misre . ilk 6 1 7 1„, fatedi .. te, - ' • voisr..As. THEable; Hassarisold Furniture, Pier Glasse% large Ohim- Bell, Esq. NEW AND INTE-11 - FATING WORK ON ITALY. sense tureens and covers, dishes, h That underwriting, in partnership firms, although renderedbey Ditto, 111 loselfes by 63 ; Lustre., ( thaw, 114ay Clock, In two volumes octavo, price 2 1 a . dedicated to the Nobleman and sandleisichs litandses, twselsgant , l ega l, is subject to the inennvente . nem stited in the Report of the, 7:,,,L -J.- at., the yof Wm. Stall, Esq . , deceased. soe llen ;e tlem v en, , the Members el tbd Club entitbd " The Travellers' aria' nala, oak sag . Committee. and in particular is calculated to injure the public by • 4 alifigiiM _ diminishing the security of insurance contracts, and which, if pre- MVP aid Oil 'MI ' " . raced inefLihmloydelset,ausihmaymulentimatelt, and l avia ea t avi l b • the rw P mab symenl ibl 2 j ad aad i ,idt a- 0 ' V AUSTRIA; with Idttooim .g a ol a ithe tsful C p ou ic rts, ture G of or it eLn; sen enta i EN ICE UNDEE ale YINER ar PRA NCIP, and of 'MIN 4 en/ Amens" of Auks • • agars, 0• - MN% r Tern. Side- Curtains, Tar. ay P a b r v e le ' w k ed c ts Tuesday sod wednodo pm ..,, ding t h e ~,y,,, hd ke s y rd 'anr i llutasel s _ l _ Wl . ""rat i CTl . 47: ll nr i 'verious Orem ; also about IWO underwriting. It is, therefore, the opinion of this meeting, that al • the most effectual. measures ought to be adopted by mums of a newTo be viewed on Monday and morning of Sale, alien Catalogues roriadi F tr P on, li ant including ltyprese oril i ft r nal Anecd ' of the aall Catliolfues haol on the Premises; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, volumes of wets, a Me valuable cellar of Oki Wine.. by-law, toff e such practice within these rooms. Family. Regent-suut• may be bad on the Premises ; and of Winatanley and Sons, Pater. 3. Moved by Llsairman ; seconded by Jame, Intl m Esq. ~, . By •• L•tDT of RANK. . • KEW BRIDGE. noster-row. r •! • m''!r_ No. 6,756. PORT OF LONDON, Jalg 28, 1tr2.1. FOR SALE, By Order of Me Honournhk Me Commissioners of his Majesty's E.stiss Retrace in a spacious Room, at tbe CRief Ofce, Old Ilimati-strect, on TUESDAY, August 10, at are k in the afternoon, precisely. :Omit THIRTY THOUSAND GALLONS of GENEVA, and SEVEN THOUSAND GALLONS of BRANDY, part ash:eh have been allotted In Hogshead., and have been regularly onadernned and redistilled, now in Vas, at the Excise Distillery, tit. Catherine's. Catalogue. to be lad. Ikl. each, and .staples seen, at the Excise Waterhouse keeper's Office, Tower-hill, iTIIIII Saturday the 7th to Morally the 9th, from 10 till 2 o'clock, and on the morning of sale, from 11l till 12 o'clock. Samples can likewise be seen at the Fine and Forfeiture Office , at the Eittise Nice, Old Broad-street. RAJ T INDIA lIOUSR, Jody 14, 1824. Tr HE Court cf Directors of the flailed Compafry (21 !If erehasts of Estegoof tra e r to the East ladies do herell site Votive, That the Court will be rattly to receive Proposals in writing, on or before AV Er xxsnax, the 11th August next, for the Hire for a further Numbcr of Voyages of such Ships. of the burthen of from 900 to 1009 tons, and also of 1208 ton% and upwards, builders' measorement, as have perfbrmed their contracted number of six Yr seven voyages in the Company ' s nervier. The Court of Directors hereby further give Notice, that the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in writing, on or beiViro WroSsesia, the lleh August fissullama the Owners dr ships of the burthen of 900 loos .and upwards, registered meinarernais, specifying the Rate of Freight at which t h ey may be willing to let such pa for one voyage to and heat China in the Company's service. The tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or before twelve o'clock at noon on the said llth August nest, alter which hour not any tender will be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretory. The Particulars of the tams and conditions upon which the Ships will be respectively engaged for the Company's service, may be had toxin application at the 01See of the Clerk to the Com mittee of Shipping on or after Saturday next, the 17th instant. Moved by the ; - by , ~nnes. Esq. That the thanks of the Subscribers am due to the Right lion. the Earl of Lauderdale, and the Right Hon. Lord Gifford, for pre senting petitions to the House of honk on behalf of the private underwriters, and also the merchants and insurance brokers, en gaged in effecting Twine insurances. Moved by the Chairman ; seconded by John Whitmore, jun. Esq. That this meeting has the greatest satisfaction in acknowledging the services or William Thompson, Esq. M.P. as a Member of the Select Committee, and also in his place in Parliament, where lie sealously and ably maintained the just claims of the Subscribers to Lloyd's, and the real interests of commerce. b. Moved by the Chairman ; seconded by William Pratt, jun. Esq. That the grateful acknowledgments of the Subscribers be offered Thomas %Filson, Esq. M.P. who presented one of the petinons le the House of Commons, for his manly defence of the under writers against the calumnies with which they were assailed, for his able exposure of the injurious nature of the measure then under consideration, and his unwearied opposition through all its stages in the Lowey Howse of Parliament. 6. Moved by the Chairman ; seconded by George Sheddeu, Esq. That this Meeting acknowledges with pleasure the readiness with which William Manning, Esq 31.1'. undertook to present the first petition of the private underwriters, and the full and satisfactory manner in which he supported the prayer of it in the House of Commons, as well as his candid avowal that a measure which he had supported during the war appeared to him, under present cumstances, unnecessary and dangerous to the public. 7. Moved by the Chairman ; seconded by George Brown, Esq. That the respectful thanks of the Subscriber, be presented to Sir Charles Fishes, Dart. Sir Francis M. Ornmanney, Mr. Alder man Wood, Alexander Robertson, Esq., Pascoe Oradell. Esq., John Plummer, Esq., and the other Members of the House of Common, who, from a conviction of the injurious nature and tendency of the Marine Insurance Bill, afforded to the underwriters their disinterested and enlightened protolakm, and have left an im promotion as to Its true character, which nut operate to the advan tagerif this House. 8. Moved by the Chairman ; seconded by Jan Robinson. Esq. 'That this Meeting, duly apperebeiggelhe gem assistance derived by the Special Committee feenathe gollandieni Minns of Oak Solicitor, J. W. Freshfield, Esq., as dee Idt imedoeeled a 7iitemi constant attention to every object that could toed accos t lie purpose of their appointment, present Aim with their cord' desalts, accompanied by a free right of admission to the moms of the Sub scribers, both for himself and his son, J. W. Freshlield. 9. Moved by Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P.; seconded by David Carruthers, Esq. That the grateful thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Special Committee, fier their arduous exertions under extraordinary and meat discouraging circumstances. from which auctions the soost &Amateurism, .airs Join beeholdp remit to Is mallets Ow la or rjuralTollithiTus ects of the new law will be to a - teraaed. ____ Written during& twenty years tdaidettelt In that interesting country and now published for the in/Mutation of Englishmen in genet* and of Travellers in particular. Printed for (1. and W. IL Whittaker, Au -Maria-lane. KEW BRIDGE. A MOST ELIGIBLE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT. By Mr. FORREST. On PRIDA Y. August 27, at Twine o'Clock, at Gateway's Coffee-house, Citange-alley, Cornhill, in One Lac AVALUABLE and very IMPROVING FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the handsome stone bridge sera the River Thames, at Kew. with the tolls arising therefrom. The bridge was erected in a verrsubetantial manner about 411 years age, imam the sanction of as Act of Parliament The tolls, epos an average for the last seven years, have amounted to TWO THOUSAND TWG HUNDRED AND SEVENTY THREE POUNDS PER. ANNU.3I. The Estate is subject to a tontine of 1,108/. per annum, divided into three classes, in the first of which are 34 eureikors. dressing 3301. per annum, the youngest of whom is 42 yams of age. In the second are 23 survivors, the youngest upwards Mile, receiving 3671. 18s:, and the third class is nearly extinct. as there are only three survivors, of the ages of 81, 84, and 88 years, receiving 4121. Ills. per annum. The anneal chsr of coDeedng, tapirs tbe premises in repair, and all other expences, have not exceeded 2731., leaving a prawnt income of NINE HUNDRED POUNDS PER. ANNUM, which will be materially increased as the Tontine falls in, and an increase also is the receipts at the bridge may be fairly calculated u pon. • Any further informal's nosy be had, by applying to the Check Clerk. at the Bridge, of whom printed particulars may be had 21 days preceding tbe ; shoo of aseit. Williams, Whitmore, and Co.. Solicitors. hinenhes-inn i s t the plaes ef sale; and of Mr. Forma, 87, Aldersgate-street. PA TERNOST LBO Valuable FreeliAl and Leasehold YAWS, producing at present 1861. per written. bat capable of very ainsiderable Hieratic. By WINIMANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on ritinA V, August 11, et Twelve VERY Valuable and Improrabk F R EEHOLD sod V LEASEHOLD ESTATES, consisting - or a anntroodiess Dwelling-house, ittth Warehouse, lie. on the North side of Pa. sanoneer.roW, in the oneupation of Mown. Bassett end Polack, Wholesale 'Drapers, on bow. A smaller Ditto adjoining. being No. 14, let on lib Mr. John Jones, *bleb expires at Midaimnier, late 4 Ditto, being Nw it let on lease to Mr. Alexander Hogg, which expktia at atrietmae. HOS. A 'facials Ditto, in a Court at the boat of the before-mentioned besot. with amend Warehouses, Counting-houses, &c. as -the same are now occupied by various tenants, but on lease to Mr. James Dewey, which expires at Midsummer I. To be viewed by penniasios tithe tenants; printed Particular; mar .belted aMh Groom . 31, Raraell- square ; at the Nan ; and of M instanley and Soon, Potemosterrow. This day is publinnad, is Sm., el& q Pkitee, pies I. le we livo. Ids. plain ; ditto, colours& 11.. la dewy etc., lodise paper, 23a. plain Part 11. of T HE ANIM LKING DO ; described Ned arrenged oisation. c° 73 faiw y the i llaren - (51:TifrER. Member of the institute and Academy of France, &c. &c. With Engravings, chiefly from the living Subjects in the 31useinn of Natural History at Porta, and other public Collections, with large additional Descriptions of all the Species hitherto named, and of many not before noticed, and ot4et original Matter by the Translators. Translated by Edward Heaths, end others. This work is published In Parts, Quietly. Primal for O.and W. B. Whittaker, Ave liana-lane. 1)R. :HA LTBF'S I.:HM(IN OF MORELL'S THESAURUS. -r -OR BOMBAY Direct, to Sail on the 12th of AUGUST, the well-known tine teak-built coppered Ship UMBRIAN, JOHN CLARKSON, Commander, with liberty to land Paasettgers on the Malabar Coast; lying in the City Canal; Bonbon rid tons; has a Poop, and very superior Accom modations for Passengers, and will carry a Surgeos. This ship has her dead weight already engaged, and will not watt beyond the period fixed for Goods of any tleveription. For renege apply to Captain Clarkson. N 0.41, Threadneedle street; or for Freight or Noose, and for Orders for Goods to be received on Board, to BAZETT, FARQUHAR, CRAWFORD, sod CO. No. 71, Old Brebdee. To Sail the lab August, jOR BOMBAY Direct, the teak ship ALFRED, A.l. Burthen 700 toes, JOHN LAMB. Corninauder, lying iu the City Canal, Black all has very superior Aceornmodauons for raisengers, and carries a Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusalem Cofer-house; ate Messrs. FRASER. NICHOL, and Co. HI, St. Helen's-place, Bishopsgite-streot. This day is published, in one volume deny 4to. price 11. 31a. m boards, with tir 9 Encamp( of the present Editor and Dr. Morell, a new edition, with considerable. additions and COITEC- • LA WN-44( KITH M 9' H. A commodious Residence, tieing one of the centre houses, with esteosivelaardens, Coesb-house, Stabling, ac. lily WINSTAIdLRY arid SONS., • At the Mart, on FRIDAY, August ist Twelve, AN LEASEHOLD ESTATE, ceoliettiga of a connoodions and handsome Residence, hang ass of die mum au the Lawn at South Lambeth ; eenteining ample assammusimiegs per a family of respectability, in r.umecous airy eltemlises, asemildesseinceeonts, two espial drawing-roans, essausemiesimr yallalairdbars. and exuading together nearly 40 feet, satiag-reout about Rl* 17, morning-room; excellent doeneal tic officer, comprising kis**, acoßery, tomman's vanity, house brewer's room, with .Cesinilint adhere; a large and ray procluc tire garden, emit traly 'baked, at the extremity of which is • coach-beam sad elsift Ise Aar horses, with aeruttp, 40. t and way helm* at Michaelmas neat or befmr. yard Aim two let atirents wonting to 27f. per annum ; she *Solo held - for as onelyl44l oral of 14 years from lAily-day bit • To be iiewid betweeit *Ulmer* of Mien an' Four, by Mims only, 'bleb, whit Panlealars, 'may be had of Wilma/tiaras* Sacs, Paternoster-row 2Partitaisat also at the Alert. f tions. of T. ICON GR2ECO —PROSODIACUM, auctore T. MORELIA, S.T.P. Olim vulgetum Typis densolilandavit, At. EDV. MA LTBY, S.S.A. 9 .• to this new edition the inidiminary matter has been re modelled, so as to form a coo neetd !wean OA/reek Prosody. In the Lexicon the quantity of !von word is marked, and a Latin interpretation added, that the 'WWI my at once answer the pur pose of a Dictionary end • Wad*. London : Printed for T. Cadell s a and J. Rirington ; •Payne and Foie; J. Cutheli ; Longman. II arse and Co. ;J. Nunn ;J. ofted Jeffery sod Son ;R. H. Evans s Riche:4m ; ft. Priestley W. Ginger s' J. Mawrnan Balderift, erode*, and Joy Jaynes and Son; J. Bohn; E. William; 0. and W.. B. Whittaker; J. Duncan t IL Saunders; Hard' Maroc, and Triplets*: W. Beene; T. and 0. ; ,Young and Yours; sad priestess's, Cambridge; and J. , Oxford. THE NEW DICTIONAST, ITALIAN and ENG LISH, ENGLISH end 'ITALIAN; with a French Translation. By STEFANO EOIDIO PETRONT , Member of the (hand -- Italian Academy, and JOHN DAVENPORT. 2 vols. Ilvo. 11. Ifs. " A work of this kind has long ban wanted on account of the poverty of Baretti's Dictio 4 ;7 o ol.l introdaeti, wattle Iva lilejtelisa, kilo 04 rfra. 'DIMS Lexieogrsp ty. (he fest pert of the Du:theory °re tains about 13,000 words more titan the corresponding part of 'Baretti's, and the superiority of the second fs proportionate. But the chief excellence of the present Work consists in the seeettes tion, by which the tree pronunciation of every Italian word is dearly indicated, and the introduction of the irregularities of verbs, doubtful plurals of nouns, and other peculiarities of the language. , The literary celebrity of Signor Petront, the author of the' Napo. leonide,' the translations of La Fontaine's Fables,' and of • 4111 Bias,' the Introduction to Dante, Ariosto, and Tam, and several other popular Works, guatentees the tidelity of this dictionary, which appears to have been very carefully executed."—New Monthly - Magazine for June, nu. The above is to •be had at Treuttel and Wurtz's, and Dubai's, Soho-sq uare ; and dl the principal Booksellers; also et the Author's, Mr. Pemoni, 33, Howland-street, Fitzroy-square. To Sail the early part of August, and has room for Light Goods only, UDR CALCUTTA Direct, the First Class Teak Ship r FELICITAS, Burthen 450 Tons, PETER CAMPBELL, touunauder, lying in the City Canal, BladioalL Has saspinior Armiumodation for Passengers, and carries a Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at die Jerusalem Coffee-house to 14~11. Planchet, Aimmador, and Co. Devonshire-square, Bishopegatastmet, or to JOHN S. BRINLEY. VALUABLE LIBRA R Y. Lr.te the Property of the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chtekar.oo deceased. Ey MrVYILLIAIES, At the Auction Mart, opposite toe Banit of England, on TUES DA Y NEXT, August 3, and following days, at Twelve, AVALUABLE LIBRARY, comprising upwards of 2,000 volumes, amongg which will be found many rare works In Old Divinity, History, y, Travels. Antiquities, Pastry, Books dPrintis, Adagio, ite. &c. Also a Omit Cellar of easily Wines ; miscellaneous peoperty, &e. be. To be viewed on Monday preceding and 1111orn of la* and Cmalagoas had. at Is. each, to be Warned 10 men, et Mt Williams. novelettes-street. i 47 To sail the Snit week io September, - VOR MADRAS and BENGAL, the fine feet sailing Tesk.built Shin AURORA, A. 1. PERCY EARL, Lbw. wander, Burthen me Tons, lying in the City Canal, LbwsMuss. This Ship carries a Surgeon, and is moat elegantly Itted-op for IP Ter ea rreight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jeru salem Wise House; to Slaws. Inglis, Forbes. and Co. N 0.2, Namis iiersaa-plbsis or 0 H 1 4 1 /14111/EY. • " Bileain-bas, Catskill. REIGATE, SURREY. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COP Y MOLD ESTATES, EXONERATED FROM THE SAND TAX AND FR..M OF GREAT TITHE. By_ WINSTANLEY and SONS, At ebe Mart, osi TUESDAY, Alarm 31.-st 11, in These • tbe Smoot% of J. Ravi% 111.113H0 - Li) EST 71BA L elevate oa the s erge of EaskiwoadConness; and in the Fewest of Reigate, a beautiful and apent ed geot cif die County of Surrey ; escaisting of a genteel brick and CAttage dwelling, with out-ollkes, barn, stabling. excellent garden, and four inclneurea, of rich trteadow land, altogether about 94 acres, of which immediate possession, may be had. A neat white.bonted VILLA, with Stabling and out-buildings, yards, OrCIN giuderi, end a besiniful meadow, containing needy eight acres, in the occupation of Nuttall, Esg. on Leese. • A brick and tiled COTTAGE, GARDEN, and ORCHARD, and Four Inclosures of Meadow and Aribk LAND, containing about 184ncres, in the occupation of Mr. Nash. jun. on Lease. To be viewed 14 days preceding the Sale, by pennissiserii the Tenants.. UPPER THAMES-STREET. Genteel Yumittue, an excellent Candle fix Embarking Passenger; Glaaa, China, bautitul Shells, Plated Articles, and Meta. lly Mr. MILLS, Elee si tst igeoa r asoni rveniens. \ kr • THE. whole of the excellent CABINET FURNI- TURE, and Effects, removed from the ship Marshal Wel- lington, far the convenience of Sale, comprising two large sofa bed- steads, fbur-peist, tent, and other bedsteads, hair and wool mat- , garaaall, .• material wept coup. GEOROR AND BLUE BOAR, HOLBORN. P.sASTINGS new and elegant fast COACH, the BRUNSWICK. es* out from the above Inn every Morn ng t Nine, and the ROYAL WILLIAM every Afternoon at One o'Clock. through Sevencinkt, Tonbridge. Rottemibridge, and Basel, to the Conde Hotel. Heating% at Half.put One. - T. and B. BREEDS and Co. rroprietors. staid' s, t-poirt, bedsieads, tresses, and clean bedding, excellent mahogany wardrobe, chests of drawers with secretory. dressing-glasies, seta of printed cotton, muslin and moreeo curtains, eight, and two elbow, mahogany chairs, set of ten imitation rose wood chairs, excellent mahogany card and dining-tables, large case with drip-stones, a capital cradle for em-' barking passengers, larr ship acne, Brussels carpet, glass, chili*, medicine chest, and miscellaneous effects. Also, on the lime day. at Twelve o'Cloak, will be Sold by Auction, the VALUABLE. LEASE of the CAPITAL MER CANTILF. PREMISES, containing spucious Warehouses, itc. Descriptive particulars and Catalogues may be had oa the pre mises, a n d of Mr. Mills, Chapel-place. Poultry. FOUND, a POINTER DOG. Any Person giving a description, and paying the expenses, may have the same de. limed up. Apply to Mr. Skipper, 101, Upper Garden.atreet, Westminster. If ass o—ned within fourteen days, will be sold to pay'expenses. July Mk 1024. PATENT DEVOLVING MIN LOCK. THIS excellent LOCK:4a constructed on Ike principle 1 of di.cbargiog either by PERCUSSION, or 0b.12 FLINT and STEEL. The transitirm to either mode of firing is effectuated inventing. only, without adding, altering, er removing any part of the Lea witstworrer ; it becomes a matter of safety as well as convenience to sportsmen. LACY and WITTON having received unqualified approba. Me tithe elegant Lock from tee first Sporting Charmers to the mum. with numerous orders for guns on the above mine[ it. Talkie entreat the sporting world to apply at their Alarm I vO4.THREADNEEDLE.SThEET,LONDON, whoe on nos be procured. GIN AND PISTOL REPOSITORY, 42 AND 4, OX. FORMSTREET. DaGASS announces to the Nobility, Gentry, and others, that he has for sale an extensive aamonment of Diable and Single Flint and Detonating GUNS, by Montons, Nen, Forsyth, Smith, and aU the most approved London Mann, at half their original coat. Rifles, Air Guns, and Canes. Storaletonsver, and other esteemed Maker% ; Duelling, Holster, laf Pocket Pistols, in great variety ; Apparatus, itc. Is addition to his own choice and well-selected Stock, he ha Aka the principal part of Mn. Wilson's, late of Vigo-lane, re d* from buainess. New sad Second-hand PLATE and PLATED ARTICLIdI3, Pt Price& for yeasty money. Om bought or taken in exchange km and 4 3 , Oxford-street, near Berners4treet. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAECIS IN SILK STOCKINGS AND GLOVES. WILLIAM KIPLING., SILK AND COTTON STOCKING MANUFACTURER, No. 47. Cheap/We" topeece Miliustreet, ogees to the Public the follnwing Goods, at Nei hitherto unknown in any country:— DOSE. Win' China Hose, Cotton Feet, 2s. Cot. ; stout, 3s. W. per Plat taus, al Silk, ls. • atm stout. an' 6d. "l otag Greal ditto, Sa. Id. 1.7 / 4 all Sill, St. 9d. ; extra stout, Ss. rh ...um' COG. Sae eitl. per pair. o Inks Cotton, IL per parr, or Ils. per dozen. Saps duo, le. 6d, p e , air or I& 6d. per dozen. Ears Superfine, 31. pa pare, or 2h. per dozen. Oguleoca'a unbleached, Is. per pair, oe Ils. per dozen. Give Ise, Is. 6d. per pair, or Irk. Id. per dozen. ts per pair, or 2%. per dozen. adt Hose, from as. 6d. per down upwards. GLOVES. Wire Pioach Rid, kw 6d. per pair u p wards . b ah ee e rati l. from la. per pair , or I is. 6d. per dozen. durs. 's Waldwick, from ls. Id. per pair, or 16s. 641. per bat Doe Skin, from 2s. Ad. per pair, or 1 .4" 6 d :doom.per do om. I' Gentlemen's Under Clothing equ ally_ „ , cheap. •2.1 a . /41, te be convinced, apply at the Warehouse, 'No. 47, Z 960, two doors fro m B rea d -street , London, where every amty o f Heavy can be had of the be s t q u ality, and in a great 4.111 . 1111 •1__ Captains, and Shopkeepers liberally encouraged. "••• end Gestlamen coomiisoions from the ccunary will fkitteekede r eeeeeeigamise. Tai ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, free from , iltifery or Antimony, are unriva ll ed in their beneficial "Mit Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Indigettion and Imtnalrou, train of Maladies, and ate peculiarly mild and plea tal an aperient The superior cacy of these Pills has in -471. the demand f or them so muc effi h, that an additional number 4, k ." 4 011,._ has been appointed i n L on d on f or t h e accommo dation 1471d." b lic; ted they may no w b e o b ta i ne d i n &Resat lv. I /41. and Ra t 464. "eh. of J. V. Si mpson (Acting Proprietor), 28, Henri- Covent-garden ; Messrs. Stradling, South-tate, Royal 11, irk._ llama , and Deans. 1i",6, Bishopsent Without, and . li*''''/; ; seenteits, 132, Whi tec h ape •l High-street ; L. o9d ilk Nigh-s treet, and 171, 17nion -street. Southwark ; ...11, nkioner.street. Snow hill ; M'ard, 324, Holborn ; Ate an. sad Buttield, 180, Strand ; Stinky, 14, Taviatoek na, c____ lk l irant i . Inden ; Payne 4, St. m arl i n . s .. toeir t ; Ambridge, 4 ""' "'Mill,' t Hawkins, 11, OW Bond-stmt ; Colley, X, Cavendish-square ; Sanger, ISO, and ('handler, Lai et ii ......._ ; White an d Yard', 28. Lamb's Conduit-street t lallik ui 73 o, teal other Medicine Vender throughout the It Moved by Alexander Robertzcn, Esq. M.P.; seconded by Lawrence Marshall, Esq. That the Special Committee be requested to continue their ser vings until the close of the next Session of Parliament, and that they be empowered to adopt all such measuris as may appeer to them mlcuUted to promote the interests of this !mute, in reference to the subject which occasioned their appointment. 11. Moved by Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P. ; seconded by William Thompson, Elq. M.P. That the preceding Resolutions be published in the principal News 12. P ATOV T :d . by Robert Dewar, Esq. ; seconded by Wm. Manning, Esq. M.P. That the best thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his active and zealous services as Chairmmn of the Special Com mittee, mid for his conduct in the Chair this day. At the moment the Meeting adjourned, the Chairman received the following letter : " Pit:toy-square, 211th July. 11124. "Sir„-1 hzAl the honour to receive your letter of the 22d irritant, and am sorry that a particular engagement will prevent my attend ing the General Meeting of the Subscribers to Lloyd's this day. 1 beg to assure you, that it would afford me much pleasure to have it in my power to be useful to an Institution which deserves so well, not only of Great Britain and its dependencies, but of the whole world. " I have the honour to be Sir, " Your most obedient Servant, "CHAS. FORBES. "Benjamin Shaw, Esq. Chairman of Lloycli;; — 7 -- MARQUEES AND TEA'S, NEW AND SECOND HAND; AND NEW INVENTED TRUNKS OrEVERY DESCRIPTION. LANE and BILLING have the honour of apprising the Nobility and the Public, that their Warehouses are sup plied with a large aniortnient of Marquees and Tents for Pleasure. grounds and Cneket Clubs ; Military Equipages, Canteens, Port. able Bedsteads, in brass, wood, and iron ; and Bedding, with general outets for the East and West Indies ; Sea Cots, Chests, Writing Deaks, Dressing Cases, Carpet Bags, &c. &c. Solid leather elastic wardrobe Portmanteaus, and all kinds and laid of mo<ern Trunks, which will be found unequalled as to tex ture, convenience, and durAbilitv. Their Manufactories are No 86, Strand, opposite Southampton street; No. 42, Corwitry-street, one door from the Ilaymialsect and Noa. 60 and 74, Ss. Paul's Churchyard. TO MILITARY OFFICERS, INDIA CAPTAINS, (':1 DETS, '&c. --- WILLIAM EYRE, CAMP EQUIPAGE AND TRUNK MANUFACTURER to the King, begs to inform the Nobility. &Miry, Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, &c., that he has RE MOVED from Cockspur-rtreet to the exten sive Premises, No. 258, REGENT-STREET, where he has, ready manufactured, a capital Stock of strong IRON-BOUND BULLOCK' and CADET TRUNKS, LEATHER PORT. )lANTEAUS of ever description, BREAKFAST and DIN NER CANTEENS, SEA COTS, on the most approved prin ciples, and by appointment of the Patentee; METALLIC TUBE BEDWTEADS, admirably adapted to warm climates; with every Ariicle in the Business. %V. E. offers his respectful thanks to his Friends and the Public for past support, which he trusts his moderate Prices and excelicot Hoods will ensure a continuance of for the future. ' No Connexion with his late House In Coeitspur.street. A few Doors from OxfooLatmet. THE RICHEST AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT O$ SILK MERCERY, LACE, DRAPERY, HOSIERY, Ice. IN THE METROPOLIS. ANDREIVS, STOBBS, and MAGGS, beg leave moat respectfally to return their sincere thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and tulle Public, for the very flattering encouragement they have received since the opening of their New Establishment, and beg to announce that they. have reedy for inspetion an Extensive and Fashionable Assortment of SILK MERCERY, consisting of Rich Gros de Naples, Levantine', Nets. Satins, Gams, fli., together with Lace, Hosiery, Gloves. Haberdashery, fcc. A. S. and 211. particulagly solicit the attention of Ladies to in spect their Stock of LINEN DRAPERY, viz. :—Trish Linens, French Csmlnics, Lawns, Muslins, Sheeting', &c., which will be offered at such prices as to merits continuance of their favours. No. 41, GREEK-STREET, 13Olk).SQL'ARE, corner of Compton -street. A CERTAIN CURT FOR CoaNs, THE lii FALLIBLE GERMAN CORN- PLASTER. This mew effectaal remedy has enjoyed a very extensive sae fur upwards of half a century, and continues to maintain a decided superiority over all Ointtnentv, Silver, kr. of the like description, %fording immediate relief to persons afflicted with Corns of recent or long standing. without the least injury to the feet. Prepared by T. Astell, and sold in Boxes, at Is. 10. each, by Mown. Barclay, Flat-market; Butler. Cheapside ; Edfrarth, Ft. Paul's Church-yard ; trout, near Temple-Ina; Purser, I, Finch lane ; Sanger, MU, Olftwerstreet ; Sutton and Co., Bow Church. yard; Ward, 324, Holborn ; and all Venders dr Patent Medicines. Of wham mayalsobe bad, Dr. SALMON'S VIT.E., or CORDIAL DROPS, for the Cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumptions, and Dis orders arising from Obstructions of the Breast and Lungs. 10 bottles, et 1,. IM. and 2s. 9d. each. NEW MUSIC. Jost published by the Royal Harmonic Institution, Argyll Rooms, 246, Rtgent-street. THE OVERTURE, SONGS, DUETTS, TRIOS. and CAROUSSES, in the celebrated Opera of DER FREYSC iIUTZ, or Seventh Bullet, ae perfornied at the English Opera House, viz. :--Softly Sighs the Voice of Evening, 3s. Thro' the Forests, thro' the Meadows, 31. 6d. The Clouds by Tempests, Is. lid.--Life is Darkened o'er with Woe, 1166,1_1;mo, nor Lose the Favouring Hour, 11.—. Let Fame to the Master be Given, 2s.—Why Good . People are re Gazing. U.—Let not Sorrow dare to Borrow, Come be Gay.2s. be HuntsmaresChorus, 26.0 d. —Whew ! what 0 Terror, 2s.—Love, Good Night. 2a. • A Selection of the most Favourite Airs from the above Opera, arranged for the Piano-forte, by Eclinek and Rimbault. A variety of New Music by *AU wood, Cramer, Rawlins, Botha, Ike. It. _ _ Piano-fortea and Harps sold, and lot on hire. THE CHEAPEST FEATHER-BED WAREMOUSE IN THE WORLD. MIDDLETON, No. 19, BARBICAN, London, re • . spectfully announces to Families Futniahing, and the Public, that his STOCK of FEATHERS and FEATHER BEDS are of the best quality, and at the following very low Prices. viz : _ _ _ Capital White Goose Feathers, well stored Xs. d. Xa. d. and drased, pa lb. - . 0 2 6to 0 3 0 Good Grey Goose - . - 0 110 to . 0 2 3 Poultry - - - - 0 010 to 0 1 6 Flocks - . 7 _ - . - 0 0 3to 0 0 6 ifiaiiyhiteiGoose Be* - Sts 6 to 8 8 0 !12 6 to 3 0 0 1!' 0 to 3 3 0 - illi fli - o - i i 0 - 0 8 Owl 8 6 - 1 2 Oto3 3 0 . 212 6w6 3 0 - 1 6 Otollo II - 1 40 w 0 1 6 0 Grey di Pou l try ditto t di ditto ditto Flock ditto - - Bordemd Flock and Bair Ma.lzeues Wool and Hone 1144 - - laheittany Bedsteads - . Tent Bedsteads . . . Half-Tester ditto . . Stump ditto . 0 18 '0 to I 3 0 Feathers sold in any quantity from 31b. Bed Ticks at Prime Cost, if to be tilled. Mattresses, Chairs and Sofas, re-made and re-stuffed. Old Beds exchanged, or st uffed by a process entirely new. Four-post Chintz Furniture, and every kind of Ornamental Decorative Drapery, arranged in the most elegant and tasty man. ner, in a few hours' notice. Contracts for Military, Naval, aad School Bedding, executed in any quantity. J. MIDDLETON solicits a triad of the above Goods ; and he trusts, upon comparison, they will be found superior to any on 'bale at the present time. rpon the principle of keeping the Best Goods, and selling at the Lowest Prices, he builds his hopes of future suc cess in trade, which he will sernpulously adhere to. MATTRESSES PAILLASSES, Ike •.• Opposite Disco's Repository, 19, ilsitiat. IMPOSTURE 17 191A1310ED. THEpeeigretiac4Merit, although frequently assailed, is not impeded by Envy and Detraction. The aggression of ambuscade ti-nituates in defeat; and conscious rectitude ulti. manly triumphs in the attainment of the grand object—public approbation. The test of experience is the icuarani:e of favour, and has established WARREN'S MAACK (NG in general esti mation ; of which there exists not a stronger proof, than the tacit acknowledgment of a host of servile imitators, who surreptitiously obtrude en the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine act. tide, to the great disappointment of the unguarded purchaser, and manifest injury of Warren, whose character and interest, by this iniquitous system, ate equally subject to detriment. It becomes, therefore, an indispensable duty, to caution the public against the manceuvrel of cuipriucipki venders, who having no character to kin; and stimulated by avarice in their 'minions punkin, aim to the acquisition of money through any medium but that of honour. The original and matchless Blacking bean mi each bottle a short direction, with the signature " ROBERT W.IRREN;" all others are counterfeits; and in many instanees the imposition labels are artfully interlined with a differcnt address. in very small cha racters, het reen the more conspicuous ones of t` No. 30," and " STRAND." It is earnestly recommended to shopkeepers and others, Wi.9 are deceived by base fabrications of Warren's Black ing. to return the detected trash to the inures from whence it awn and expose the machinations of rascality to merited ohloquy. Warren's Blacking is sat passingly brilliant; It exclude' damp, gives pliancy to the Ircher, retains its pristine virtue in all ch. mates, and, combining elegance with minket, is sa'article equally of indiapeosable fashion and utility. Sold br every_respeetable Vender in term sad country, i n t ot . des, at 6d., led., 12d., and h id, tacit. THE LATE BARON MASERES. Residence, Houtehold Furniture, LiiwiTilco;k7eases , Valuable Library of Books, Eight sets of Fire Escapes, Fowling Picas, Prints, and Effects, Rathbone-place. By 111 r. MILLS, On FRIDAY. August 6, 1824, and following Day, at Eleven o'Clock each Day, on the Premises, 14, Rathbone-place, Oxford meet, by direction of the Executors of Francis Mamma, Esq., Cursiter Baron of the Exchequer. THE VALUABLE LEASE, with immediate Posses sion, of the SPACIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, con taining seven excellent chambers, two excellent drawing-rooms, large dining,.marning, and gentleman's-rooms, large entrance—hall, excellent domes& oama, and spacious yard. Also, on the same and following day. will be Sold by Auction, on the Premises, the remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising neat mahogany four-post, tent, and other bedsteads, with mortal furniture*, goose feather beds, mattresses and bedding, mahogany chest of drawers, dressing-stands. glasses,' drawing. room suite, is curtains, chaise, sofa, satin wood card-tablei, maho gany dining and Pembroke tables, set of mahogany chairs, Brus sels and kiddmninster carpets, capital mahogany bookcase, pier and chimney . ..glasses, eight sew of fire escapes, fowling pieoea, kitchen requisites, and miscellaneous effects ' • also the valuable Library of Books, comprising about I,IW volumes, including many valuable works. The Premises may be viewed six days previous, and the effects one day previous and morning of sale. Particulars of the Pre- Mises and Cohdogues of the effects may be had at sixpence each, on the Premises, anjlof Mr. Mills, Chapel-placi r Poultry. TO CAPITALISTS. Bull Tavern, Tap, and Posting, and about Forty-tive Acres of Rich Land, containing capital Brick Earth, Shooter's HilL By Mr. MILLS. About the latter end of AUGUST, 1824, as die Auction Mart (unless an acceptab t le offer is previutudy made by Private 41rstrect), T'HE valuable beneficial GOOD-WILL and LEASE of those highly important and extensive Premises, known at the BULL TAVERN, SHOOTER'S HILL, KENT, on the high road from London to Hover, enabliabad upwards of son hundred years, and which has Morays beet resorted to by the prin. cipd families, as affording the beet accommodation, indereadent of which, it commands the most unrivalled scenery in the king dom. The Old Tavern contains numerous chambers, spacious rooms, billiard-room, bar, dairy, Ice-house, and numerous cla mant tativenientes. The out.buildings comprise extensive stabling, coach-houses, granaries, post-boy's house, smith's shop, and spacious yard. The New Buildings, which are contiguous, contain numerous bed-charnlen, two noble lofty dining-roams, a spacious As sembly Roan about 75 feet long, hall; and domestic conveniences. The Tap. A free house, comprising a DON brick-built building, with a good trade attached. The-Pleasure grounds, which comprise about four saes, are laid out with infinite taste in serpentine walks ; and the Gardens, which e rkply productive, would foam a considerable profit to a mark er. The comprise about forty.fire aces pasture in the bitten ' suttee cultivation, patrol' which is situated adjoining the grounds of Shrewsbury Moues, and the remaining on the high Mad from Lohdon to Dover, 'about one mile of water carriage, and 00•414111 an inexhaustible quantity of superior brick earth. This Property, upon which upwards of 30,1401. has been ea pander], stand, unrivalled, and would form an eligible investment for Capitalists. Descriptive Particulan are preparing, and may be had fourteen days previous to the Sale on the Premises ; also of Henry Pea cock, Esq., Solicitor, No. 11, Warwick-street, Golden-square ; ot the Inns at Dartford; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Mills, Cha pel. place, Poultry. • TAR. EADY'S LIVE PRESERVERS are Sold at 38, 11 DEAN-STREET, SOHO. and So other place in London being a methodical arrangement of Remedies for the general Diseases of the Body, too previously prepared as to enable the Patients to prescribe for themselves, *khans trouble or delay ; thereby proving doubtless in many in stances a Life Preserver. The practice selected bas been sanctioned by long and successful experience, and is founded upon a system in which all the modern improvements in the mihme of medicine are combined. They are forwarded to every part of the tummy, ov receiving the amount by poster otheirwiem—lrice lie. ; 32u.; aesl3ll. ; Chats, U. let., with *Views direciielso. Printed Particulars may .be then had at the JIM at Reigate, Crawley, Dorking,' Sutton, mod Croy‘on • of Mem. Spnlor and Desborough, Sise-lawe, Bucktwebwt, Lakes) ; a the Matt g lad of Wizotaoley mod Sow, Paiernoweer.row. CLAPHAM, SURREY. FREEHOLD GROUND and IMPROVED RENTS, a Mg to nearly Sea per Annum ; a Convenient, Plealant ll iat Di:NC E, with Possession ; Plots of B1:I LPING GROUND, and THREE MEADOWS. . . By WIVSTANLBY and SONS, At the Mart, in SEPTILMPER, in several Lots, by direction of • the Executors of J. Harris. Esq., deceased, VALUABLE and very IMPROVABLE FREE !' HOLD ESTATES, exonerated from the Land Tax • c;nsisting of a Ground Rent of JUL per annum, issuing oat of, and most abundantly secured by, a capital Residence, with Gar d:l4 &c., in the occupation of B. A. Goldschntidt, Est; THREE other DWELLING HOUSES, COTTAGES, and LAND, all situate in lArithall.lane, and the Wandsworth-me. TWO other GROUND RENTS of a per annum each, with the valuable Reversion to two neat and•conreniem Dwelling Houses, situate adjoining to St. Paul's Cbapelot Clapham. An IMPROVED BENT of SA i 101., ssuing out of, and molt amply secured by, an excellent Brick Dwelling House, with large Garden, Coach House, Stabling, de., occupied by Wil kinson, Esq., on Lease. A Gent..-el and Cotnfortable RESIDENCE, plessantly situate in Larkhati-lane, Clapham, odjoininyi the preceding Estat a, with Coach House, Stable, and large Siarden, and of which an WIT possession may lie had. Sundry PLATS of Bliitt.Dl NG-GROUND, with frontage on the Vi'andsworth-road ; a small Meadow at the Deck of the before mentioned houses, and two excillaut Meadows, each containing about three saes, situate on the North-west side of the Wands worth-med. To be viewed 14 days preceding the Sale, by Tickets only, which, with printed Particulars. may be hid or !Began. Spence and Desborongb, Soncitors, Sim-lane, Bucklersbury ; and ut W iniuseley sod Sons, Paternoster-row. Particidans also at the Windmill, and Plough, Clapham ; Nag's Head, Wandsworth.road ; Swan, Stockwell ; midst the :Ban.. 1110HAURV PLAeg. Commodious BesidetCie,eilheoscii.l;Oirie,Stabling, and Land, TO BE LET On Lease, for 7 or 19 years. By WINSTANLEY and SOss. AVERY Comfortable, Pleasant, and Cbetrfui. 41- SIDEXCE, delightfully situate at the extremity of Iliginbury.plaie, lately put into complete repair, and fit foe eir immediate reception of a genteel family. Containing dieitg at d drawing rooms, library, morning parlour, seven chambers, timber. and domestic (Mersa every description, with a coach house. three full stable, large garden, and made, land. To be viewed kw applying on the premises, and particulars had of Winatanley and Sans, Paternomer-zow. A SAVING OF THIRTY PER CENT. IN ifostEl 6IJOYFRB.IIND OENERAI. OUTFITS,' AT the LONDON GLOVE and STOCKING IQtak_ ZANY'S we RE uopst:, 29 4 P1re.:401.1.1a.. Ti• obvious obantages arising tkoft ptirchssing s the •Mantifaeturen, is too 11111Oliess to be doubted along with NW, the maim ' making selections from distressed tradesmen, lure given this Co peso Such advantages r cannot be fully appreciard widow trio/. which the Company resprttilly The fallowing sbaract of prices is %obtained : China Silk, Cotton feet, from 2s. 2d. ; stout. 10. stout, 4%. China, all Silk, es. I ld.; stout. !hi. ; very stout. 6%. ALI Evening Dress. all Silk. is. ad : stout. ties. lid. ; Tick !an.. :r. Gentlemen's stout fcif Cotton Stocking". id. see ; stout and hoe, is. or t2s. Ad. per dozen ; cwt._ Gentlemen's unbleached is ed. or 17s. per *wen ' Half Hose, Rs. ; fine. I Drawers, 1%.1 1 / 4 1. ; very Ladies' Kil Gloves., I or 14s. Rd. per down ; Gentkmen's Woodwork or Des. fr. per dozen. • Doe Skin. 2s. or 224. : per down. ninth. and Gentlemen ostensive stock, will end out their money WIT, Agent to opposite tab.. Jatnes's aw lIRTY PER CENT. IN.HOSIERi IND GENERAL OUTFITS; ' .. 4 , 4 GLOVE and STOCKING} pipit. . . rtEnopst:, 29 4 PICCADI,LLF,;•Tbe ' t' fr oft ing purchasing of the•Manktfactuters, doubted; along with dia. the means of distressed tradesmen, have given dila Coen. • • r cannot be fully appreciated widalattli ny resprthally sulicii. ~ x of pores is submitted : ... t . , feet, from da. 2d. ; stout. 4. fid. ; ref) lid. ; stout, 4a. lid. ; very stout. 64. fel. lk. .Bd. ; itnut. #6. lid.; Tick I - "g. ral. ilk, 7s. f.d. ; very BLOW, Bs. Ike " ' . I. per pair; tiL.e quality, lla. bd. per do. a. fid. or Ills. lid. pit doers; superior. 2a ma mmeriine. 3.. lid. or 2f.. dd. per dram shod Cotton, Pa. per dorm ; wry ‘tout, en ; extra stout, Is. :id. or _Us. per dozen . Ile. per dozen. ( ry stout. it. 11. : or pantaloon ditto, Is. dd. Ile. dd. per down ; Froth Kul lo Id. • . ; best kid, la. ti,t. or IN. per Oren. i - rk GkArs. Ida. per dozen ; rest. Is. dd. ‘. fid. per doyen ; beat Dor, is. Id. or nen who ace desirous of .ekctiog [for an Illt` Ilnd is avi 21himagoes , oppartuaity of ..• t r progiAtty. , the Comrany. No. 29, Piccadilly. dearly Church, London. .. . / 1 . , - . ...., . i or 4 i l ~..t ' • > f ' lii s . '1 i i 4 1 i i :k 1 i C' i . t , . . 1 'il , • i ' , ii 1 1 4 t , :' " el 11. 1 , i • 1 t . If it k, ,'. , i •1, • lrr ) I ' r \ ‘ f= i 1 . I ' ) 1 I * 4 1i„ ! 4 ni. 4,. "a xci ply. owe P id tat' or et Jobs itlaa: 1, P a AU3I ore! , n•n• ,d the ~1. LtOgt