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The exercises contained in this bide collection, have had the test of sateifaciory experience, at one of the greatest public Schools. SYNTACTICA FAA lIINATION. or Questinna and Ex amples ndaptell to the Syntax a the Latin Grammar. The second edition. 2.. hound. DAR MA R TH 'EVER IRE. VA LOA BLE FR EELIOLD EsTATE, FOR RESIDENCE or Invottment, espial 31ansion and Offices. liardens, Pleasure timunds, seated in a beautiful Park. ornamented with fine tbriv. ing Timber, Lake, and Stream of Water also. a Compact Wsi deuce, and O f f i ces, Farm Muse and Buildings, Cottages, and nearly Two Thousand ffix llnndred and fifty Acme of Meadow, Pasture. Arable, and Wood balnl, abounding with flame, Phea sants, Wild Fowl, and the River stored out' T.uut and other lash. Br Mr. ROBINS. (Of Vrarwick House, Regent-etre:4o At °areaway's enflbe-Rouse. 'Cliange-ellry, Conga, TO-MORROW. at Twelve, In One Lot. - - - CAR3IARTHENSIIIRE ANI) BOROUGH 07 CAR MARTHEN. Admiralty-Office, Aturial 16, Rai. sites have this morning beta receiced at this Of. flee, addressed by Vice-Admiral Sir Harry Neale to John Wilson Croker, E ' q. sod dated in the Bey of Algiers, the 26th of July, reporting that the differences between this country and the Regency of Algiers were on that day sa tisfactorily arranged, and that the hostilities between the two countries had accordingly ceased. ntoirCoons. Sit WaLTUR Seratireti, Bor., Chairman. Juuii • UusLasu, Lay. Depute chairman. B. Child, E N . Sir P. 31. Onunanniry, M.P. 11. Cook, Rothery, J. Yarquhat, Esq. H. Swindersns, Esq. E. Finchsni, Es ii. •. Smith, 31.1 f. Juseph Monte, 31. D. W. le. Stirling, Esq. ass sEss Ants Toil:min ItOns. rr Walter Stirling. Bart.. Stirlinj, and lludioll s, Strand: and Merits. Matternian, Peter*, Mildred, Maaisraiati. and CO. Nicitplas.lane, handmaid-street. aItCHITLcs t. MC41 , 4r4. Brintsock, Wary, and hewer. Cornhill r l. c.t PITA,. of this Ct P.IN Yis 150,000 L in shares of Al. each, upon which a olf.o.mit of two pounds is imd on tin purchase thereof. Nu person Call hold more than forty %Mom Applications for the remaining ahem* most he made in writing from principals only, addressed to the Director.. at the °Mee of the Company, which application* will be comidered au early as possible, sad simmers tottariord. Deairahle FREEHOLD ESTATES, **staining onward* of ONE TIIOI7SAND TWO HITNDRED anti SEVENTY ACRES of excellent MEADOW. PASTURE:, and ARA BLE, LAND. Br Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Douse, Hegent-at►eet,) , At Darraway'r Coffee Hou.e, 'Change-alley, Corohill, TO.3IORROW, at 12, By order of the T►ustees and Executors of the late Sir Wm. Paxton, In hots, 'flit E DESI RA BT. E and very • IMPROVA RIX FREEHOLD ESTATES. comprising BRYN(SYN -11 AI/ R and BR Y NBA CK ( Two eligible bid compact Farms adjoining, well watered. in the Parish and near the excel lent Tholret-town of Llanleidy, Llanlekly Farm, and Cottage. Wain Glen yr Avon Allotment on Mountain, and the Great 11111 Burrows Estate, Land at Llanttaint, Kidwelly, the Forty Acres, Llwynyrhena and Drainon Farms, with Farm 'lotuses and Bond Agricultural Buildings, containing upwards of Eight Hundred and Twenty.three Acres. Eligible FARMS and LANDS. in the BOROIMII of CAR. MA RT II EN, comprising the Kith vor, Cwm Nati Cam-Mohaf, Wain-Pen-Lian, Wnuncefenllath.Pwntwn Farms, with Farm Houses and Otit-hunings ; a Gardin,hy the Royal Oak ; and a Cottage and Harden in IVator.nrect ; containing nearly Four Hundred Acres, let to respectable Tenants, part on Lease, and wt Lives, and at WIII. Foreign-if - Wier. Aug 'id 17, 1824. The Right lion. George Canning, one of his Majesty's Principal S. cretaries of State, has this day notified, by the command of Ilia Majesty, to the Minister of Foreign Powers resident at this Court, that, in cons, quence of the satisfactory issue: of the negociations between the Com mander of Ilia Majesty's Naval Force' off Algiers, and the Government of that Regency, the blockade of that port has . been discontinued. A SKETCII of the fiItEEK ACCII/EINIGE. n•nmged in a manner convenient for Transcription ; by mums of wht sti learners may he anointed in enromitting to memory. The waned edition. By John llndgkin. 2s. fiti. •' We take the liberty of recommending to the notice of such of our reader., an are concerned in the tolocation of youth, the labours of Mr. flodgkin. 'which we consider an peculiarly calculated to faci litate the adoption of that plan for the improve:nom of the memory. which in recommended by Quintilian, and •which wan followed with so much succors by Professor Porson."—ClasnicalJourmil, No. XIX. By direction of the Trammell ;,ii tort of the late Sir Wm. Paxton. T HE VALUABLE iREEHOLD ESTATE, com prising the truly magnificent Manske, lIIIDDLIITON HALL, Seated in a beautiful Park of nearly SIX HUNDRED ACRES; delightfblly diversified in hill and dale, ornamented by thriving limber and plantations, and by s noble lake, adaposl flo aquatic purposes; entereive cerrirge-drives, rides, and walks, in a mom enchanting and richly varied PC0101; iedertcd for the residence and accumm Amnon of WhiieAsil. August 14, 11124. The King has.becn pleased to appoint Doctor David Immott to be one of his Majesty's Chaplains in Winery in Scotland, in the room of Doctor David Johostcm, deceased ; and to present the Rev. John Ken to the church and parish of Polmont, in the pm bytery. of Linlithgow and county of Stirl•ng, vacant by the trans. portatioa of the Rev. Patrick 31ac , arlans to the parish of Glasgow. AN:V(II7IPN AN!) LOA NS. THE COMIIIIBSIONERS of SEWERS for the LIMITS extending from EAST AIOUI tih;Y, in Surrey, to RA VENSBOKNE, its Kent, are desirous ofobtaining the Sum of 8--4,01114 by way of Annuity on !Agee, and 11,0001. by way of !soon t the Annuity or Interest to be secured by half ready payments upon the Rates made by the Commissioners, se voiding to the provisions of certain Acts of Parliament relating t h the execution of the said Commisaion within parts of the before mertiimed Limits ; and the said Commissiontra will meet at the !louse, at Newington, on Fill DAY, the 27th day of Au gust instant, at 11 fur 12 o' Clock at noon precisely, to receive Proposals from any person us persons willing to advance any part of the sum, not being less than Mit. • Ymposida, stating the age of the life or lives, the turn to be ad vanced, and the annuity required ; or if by way of loan, the to rite of interest napless!, and the period for which the same may be wished to be advanced, may be forwarded to the Clerk, at say time berme the day of meeting, or the I;onimissioners may be attended at the time and place aforesaid. The Commissioners will have the securities prepared at their expense. further itiformation may be obtained by application at the Soros Office, Ikrmundscy. B. DKENV, jun. Clerk. August 14, 1924. A I:O3IPENDIITM of A 1.61:1111A, with Notes and Pe. momerations, shelving the reason of every Rule, designed f o r th e us e or sc h o ol ; and those Persons who have not the advantage of a Preceptor; the whole arranged on a plan calculated to abridge the labour of the Master and facilitate the improvement of the Pupil. By Uverir• Phillips, Author of 4 ` A Treatise on the Comorucupn aid Use of a Cue of alathemat kill Instruments." as. bound. ...... _ A NI IRLEMA N. OR FAMILY OF TiIk;•FIRST DISTINCTION. with every raitiaitr outhitilding attqchod and detached ; produc tive walled gardens, fully stoc ked, cropped, and planted ; hot holism, consecratory, orchaniks, ke. A Compact Newt:int RINMENCE or HOME FARM. with all requisite offices and buildings, gardens, plensure-gmunds. &c. And sundry eligible FARMS, with Farm Houses and Agricul tural Iluildings, Cottages, dia. Mcadow, Posture, Arable, and rich Wood Land, containing in all nearly TWO THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, Situate in a highly picturesque part of the county of CAR3IARTHEN, • • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May be limbed by applying to the respective Tenants. of whom Particulars may be had ; at the Library and Inns ; and Mr. !Jar vis, Auctioneer, at Tenby ; Blue Bevy, Ifaverfordwest t UM, Pembroke t Cold Blow-fen, and 41watle. Narbeth ; Feathers. Ta. vernspite ; the Bush, and Inns at Carmarthen ; Bear. Llandilo ; Ship, and Castle, Swansea ; King's Head, Gloucester ; Plough, Cheltenham ; Star, and flop-pole, and of Mn. Bentley, 'Worces ter ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; the Star and Anyel. and of Mr. Adams, °MOM ; Bush, Bristol ; and of Messrs. Hall and Browitley, Solicitors, New Boswell -court, Carey-street ; at Garra way's ; and of Mr. Robins No. 170, ltegent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. -....... ~,,,, B. Laing, bassi Fenchurcb-streat, ship-owner, from August 38 to September 11, at ten, at the Bankrupts Cut. 11A N K RUPTS. Bra ka. of Oldhatn, Lancaster, shopkecrer, to eurrender t Angulo 30, and September 213, at ten, at the Star Inn. Man. cheater. Welt !kora, Mr. Cheater, Staple Ina ; ar.d 3letars. Banns aid Brotalmatt, Alanrheater. " This is a clever compendium of a most useful brattrit of filathe maticsl Science, for every peplum ought to be acquainted with Alvbra. The Author's object is to abridge the labour of the Master, or to render a 3lsster unnecessary, by familiarizing the subject so as to facilitate the study, at d. consequently, lessen the period usually spent in acquiring this essential part of eticatim. Such are bis avowed objects, and his work is well calculated to in sure them."—Literary Chronicle, March 16, 1824. A KEY to the above. about tievt-n miles from the bumugh of Cartn.srthen, between that and Llantlilo, on the high road to llayerfordwest, where the mail coach passes and repines daily to and from London. The films are let to rexpectable tenants. part on leases for liven and may he eery considerably improved, situate in the parities of LIAN.IWrIfINFW and LIANDAII{RIII6, Ir a most delightful part of the country, abounding with scenery the 11104 t picturesque, and sailed by the beautiful windings of the c RIVER TOWEV. to a very great extent. The verge of the Estate is ornamented by a magnificent Tower, raised by the late liberal-minded possessor, to the memory of With all despatch, noR molt Boum WALES and VAN DIE -1' MAWR LAND. ow VAN DICMAN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH WALLS, the remarkably fine-ssiling eoppered ship IWOH CRAWFORD, JOHN HATE, Commander, Burden Sio Tone, lying in the London Docks. Ilan excellent ac commodation far Cabin and Steerage Passenger. For Freight ar ramp apt to BUCKLES, MISTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Alark-lane. TO SWOT DEALERS, &e. he. THE CANAI)A SPIRIT COMPANY respectfully elation the attention of Spirit Dealers, Publicans, Etc who wish to be supplied with a mite unadulterated Spirit. In come quote of the late reduction in duties on Colonial Spirits, they are now enabkd to offer these very superior Spirits at nearly the same mire as British Ilin, charging only f o r the difference in strength, Ai it will be delivered full hydrometer proof. with Foreign permits. Pan of their Stock is equal in quality to the hest Illoliands. Stlllle very pure Spirits, fit for the same purpose as Kronal. anal abut tilt, pipes of very old Whisky, equal to the hest Irish or Scotch. A liberal alluwatice to dealers by the puncheon, tie con tracting for five. . _ . All Orden horn the Country &dill-raw-11(mq paid) to the P.m. Taal'. Agent., No. 10, Poultry, or 13'2, Itegent.street. seronipa toed with remittances nut exceeding three montha, will tweet Instant attention. DR. sTEERS' CAMOMILE DROPS. CA NI() 111e711;i)rateti1;;1.11y;ician;;tiit Botanists as a Plant of many virtues. This elegant preparation of it imam , universally esteemed for Its efNesey in all complaints of the 1411. Illoilder, and those alarming disorders of the Viscera so vonnion in the East and West Indies. It restores lost appetite, by correcting the crudity which occasions indigestion; is highly serricaible ut Hysteric Ens. and Debility of the Nervous Sistem, and alleviators the violence of Sea Sickness. —.— Pince Is. *I. a Bottle. Ample Allowance to Enit and West India Merchants for ex portation. DR. STEERS' PAREGORIC. LOZENGES, for Coughs, Hoarrenews. &r. DR. STEEIP.4' OIL, for Convulsions in Children, which gene rally removes the It in a few minutes. Price 2s. std. 'llse above are sold genuine by J. Sanger, ISO, Oxford-street ; /lawkine, Old Itond-street; Ilarris. Ludgate-street; Straining, Hovel Exchange; and all Vender, uf Medscinn. SOMEOF FOE THE IMMEDIATE CURE AND PREVENTION 'pill: A C I A prepared from a Plant lI growing on the ilnutitains in the Eat Indies, and one of the runt valuable In the vegetable world, is the greatest possible com fort that ran be rendered to those happy mothers who are dciiirous to woo.. their infants, but who suffer too frequently under the pain ima-ry of sore nipple., and all its attendaro consequences. Toe totivtl nppliestion of stimulants, which sebum or ever afford tvoi vmporary relic'', and in numberless instances only aggravate Ow pain of the itufkrer, may now be avoiduil by the use of this perferly innocent and sanative compound, which is offered to mothers, from a conviction that in withhold so gr e at a comfo r t Inn them would be an act of cruelty and injustice. Innumerable testimonial. of ita excellence front the most re.pectable authority ran he given, if ropaired ; anal it is recommended as an in dorerualtle requisite previous to the accouthement of every lady In the ketedom. • sold m poly at -It. &I. by 31.-iikri. Butlers, Chemists, N 0.4, tbrapside, St. Pall's, and 220, Itegent-atreet. near the Argyle l( v., London ; Waterloo-place, 'Edinburgh ; and Seamlle men, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout rit kingdom. MINT'S PATENT POLISH. A MATt'III.ESS JAPAN BLACKINO. TR. in•NT most respectfully informs the Public, 0l th,t he lug* now manufactured and brought to unrivalled tvneetion his 31.1 T1'11114:$14 JAPAN 8LA171%.1 NO, an article ■trh 1w flatters himself will be frond, on trial, fir superior in trutry to soy ever Iwiure ofrerett to their notice. To be sold 33 pa Cr,!. under the unite! price, with a corresponding increase of profit to retn:lcr.t. small sired bottles 441.. second ditto lid., thin! Coo 1.., insi?od of 6d., Is., and Is. 6d., as usually charged for snicks. Ile. 11l NT coafidently recommends his :Matchless Japan Black. at *the cad ) , notice of those who wish to excel by a superior Ksll upon their Hoots, Shore, or Harness. produced with half the labour, snot at one Third le.es price than they have been &cos tumed to It o goo :mull not to contain a particle of copperas, stinking ml, or any of those pernicious ingredients which prove so destrucure to th4 "•atiler• so divapeesble to the touch , and so oflensive to the We " ,,. *it h °hick amnion Blacking is impregnated. It will allied Mahar smushineat to the leather. and will not soil the moat tame skin, IT the lined linen, at the same toile it produces the moot bcauniiii jet lu,tte tier beltehl. To be geld rriail at all Mr. Bones Remitted ('urn Shops in the ketoseef lit, 11 . and by at icast one respectable vender in every townie .fnitrd ; and wholesale at his Illanufactorv, No. . Itlne%friars, where the shipping interests are iespect- T• 11 requeonl to apply. - Ike snick being manufactured from the very best materials, k ominted to leep in any climate. b , ertions for use on the label affixed to each bottle, signed to prevent fraud by imitation. A SAI'I NtiOP4IIIIITr I'ENT. IN IItISIERY GLOVE DO.S. AND GE NERAI. 411ITTFITS., • T theta N N (iI.(IVE Anil TOCKING COM PANY'S WAIIKIIOI'SE. 211, PICFAI/ILLT. The •Itl etissdrantages arising from purchasing of the hlanufaeturers. nos Notorious to he tiouhted ; along with this, the means of asking .4,4.. *um distressed tradesmen, have given this Com 'll7 sorb inlvA ntng" as cannot be fully appreciated without& ,„ e llti!•11 the I hmmeny respectfully solicit. !!: following abstract pnees is submitted :- 1 lurk silk, Cutton feet, from 2s. '2d. ; stout, 3s. 6d• I veil req. m. hm l , all silk, 3a. Ild.; stout, 4*. %I.; very stout, M. tering lbess. all Silk, La. ad. ,• stout, Ka. 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A IiF.NERAL TABLE of the FRENCH VERBS, regular and irregular, by which the (urination of any tense or person re quired may be itimitsliately found. By R. Juigne, M.A. of the University of Paris. l'oloored, 3s. fifi. CRA lIWS leorge, of 31agibilen College, Or total E I.IS II 8% . NONy M EX 1.1,A I NED, in alphabetical miler; with copious Illustrations and Examples drawn from the best Writers. Hen. The Third Edition, greatly enlarged and eorreetial. 11. Is. boards. •• It is to be wished that some such works as the Abbe Citanl's Arnonomese !Francois , were midertaken for our tongue. Nothing 'Could e.mtribute more to a , d elegant wriiing. - -131air s Lectures. THE NOBLE HERO NELSON. presenting a pmminrnt and grand feature and land-mark in the county, optiosite to which are the ruins of Ihywalin Castle and the 11nmgan hills —a scenery which few counties cao rival. To be viewed by applying on the premises, where particulars may be had ; at the Bear, Llandiln; the Inns, Carmartben ; Cold Blow Inn, and Castle, Narbeth ; the Baths, Library, and Hotels, and of Mr. Harris, Auctioneer, at Tenlty ; Lion, Pembroke; Blue Boar, Hayerfordwest ; Ship and Castle, Swansea ; King's Head, Olotictster; Hotel, Hereford ; Star and Hop Pole, and Mr. Bendy, Worcester; Angel and Star, and of Mr. Adams, (Woad ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; Bush, Bristol ; Hotel. Bath ; of Meatus. Hall and Brownley, Solicitors, New Boswell-emirs, Carey-street; at Darraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Repent-street. where Ticket tin viewing may be had, and Plans, Drawings, and Views of the Estate may be seen. PEMBROKESHIRE. COLD 111,0 W NARRETII. ...... ..... Desirable Residmee, Dwelling Hennes, Cottages, Stable-Yards, did Coach-Ileum, Garden... and Lands ; the !laths, with va rious Apartments, situate at Tenby. Ily Mr. ROBINS, (O( Warwick (louse, Regent•street,) At Garraway's Coffee-how. 'Change-alley, Combill, TO-111ORROW, at 12, By order of the Trusteesand Executors of the late Sir Wm. Paxton, In Two Lots, A VALUABLE and highly improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE. Lot 1, comprising COLD BLOW INN, situate near Narheth, on the high road from Carmarthen to 11averfordwest. well situated foe pasting. The house is comfortahly arranged for the accom modation of travellers ; with convenient offices, stabling for fifteen horses, and standing for five carriages, with rooms and loft over ; • good Garden, fir. In the occupation of Mr. W. Small. Lut 2. A desirable commodious R r,s DENCE, adapted for the accommodation of a family of respectability, with convenient offices, a Lawn at the hack of the house, with green-house ; a neat walled Garden, mach-house, and four-stall stable and ether outbuildings, situate in the Market-street, Ti.nby. Also. sundry other Dwellinphouses, Cottages, Gardena, and la clo,urei of .Meadow Land, extensive Tinge of Stabling, Coach houses, Collating, &t. and The well-constructed B.tritS at TENBY, with Hot and Cold Baths, Plunging Baths, Dressing and Enter taining Hamm, of sari" denominations, he.; Attendants Rooms, and all requisite offices, forming as complete an establishment as can be met with at any watering place. Tenby presents an interesting scenery by 114.. M and land ; the roads are excellent, and abound with many hoe rides and drives. The shore is a line sr.nd, and a pure and transparent sea, which, for bathing, cannot be surpassed. and the place may be considered as a most delightful summer retreat, rising in estimation, and very improving place. The property is mostly on Itasca for lives, at low rents, produc ing at present nearly SIX lIUNFIRED POUNDS PER ANNUM, And will be increasing considerably as they drop. An eligible property for investment. The Lots may be viewed by applying to the tenants. Particulars may be had on the premises ; at the 'Baths. Hotels, and Library and of Mr. Harris, Auctioneer, at Tenby ; Lion. Pembroke Blue HOOT, Haverford west ; Ship,sand Castile, Swansea; Hotel, lime ford ; king's Head, Gloucester; Star, and Hop Pole and of Mr. Bentley. Worcester ; Mr. Adams, Oxford; lien and Chickens, Birmingham ; Bush. Bristol ; Hotel, Bath ; of Messrs. Hall and Brownley, Solicitors. Boswell-coon, Carey-street ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, IN, Regent -street. PE3IBROKESIIIRE. ROSE CROWTHER AND PULCROGAN ESTATES, About Eight Miles from Peinbroke, upwards of One Thousand Three Hundred and Seventeen Acres, with Fora-houses and Buildings. A very eligible Property for investment. Ily Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House. Regent-street,) At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Curnhill, TO. MORROW, at 12, By miler of the Trustees aml Eleeutoes of the late Sir Wm. Paxton, In I wo Lots. A VALUABLE and very IMPRM ABLE FREE HOLD eSTATE. I,ot. I. Comprising the :Coati' Farm l'plice and Lower Ilenliana i Midas, and Walaston, Wogastnn, Trebrowan, Kitewcll, part of Newtons, and a Moiety of part of Newtons Fans„ situate in the Parishes of Rose Crowther and Pulerogan, in the County of Pem broke, about Eight Miles from Pembroke, aka near Milford Ilaveu, containing upwards of ONE TI101'S.INI) AND FIFTY ACRES Of excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, with good Flinn Douses, Karns, Stables. and Outbuildings; (lindens, Orchard% Ac. on lease to 3lrs. Cadwallader, Mr. Davies, Mrs. Droyther, Mr. Furlong, Mrs. Phillips and Filkins, for Terms and for Lives, mostly aged, at low old Rents. The Emote lies all -ompact. many parts fine commanding sites for Building, ornamented by Ruins, and embracing fine Views of the Sea. and a short distance from the Fashionable 11'aterIng Places Tenby and 3lilford llavcn. The :dad Coach 'toad to Ha verforklwast passes over the !'estate. Lot Two, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Comrriting 1 . 1 , 0-thirds of the Greenhill Manor Farm, titiiatc it aj o h t in.. th e I 'pre 'kaftan and liciplaa Farm. with a Farm haute, Barden, Barn. Stable, and various Outbuildings ; and 'until,. Incloaures of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, contain ing nearly FOUR HUMMED ACRIN _ . _ . . In the Parish of Pidcrogan, and part bounded by the Sea; in the occupation of Mr.lVebb. TIIREK COTTAOER, LIME. ROCK, &c. On these Land. there are many beautiful Sites for Building, ornamented by the Ruins of ancient Castles; embracing tine Views of the Sea, and a abort distance from the fashionable 'training pliee Tenhy, in tho Ilundred of Castle Martin, which is reckoned the finest part of the County, and contiguous to the Naval Arsenal now forming, a hick, in the course of a few years, will be highly advant.igeous to the property. May be viewed by applying to the respective Tenant*. of whom Particulars maybe hail ; at the Baths, Library, and hotel►, and Mr. Harris, Auctioneer- at Tenby ; Blue Boar, llnverfordwest ; this. Lion, Pembroke; Cold unit Inn, and Castle, Narbeth ; Feathers, Tavernapite ; the Bush and Inns. at Carmarthen ; Bear, Llanelli° ; Ship and Castle, Swansea; King's Bead, Gloucester; Plugh, Cheltenham ; Star and llopspele. and of Mr. Ilentley, Worcester e Hen and Chicken*, Birmingham ; the Sear, and Angel. and of Mr. Adonis, I /*ford ; Bush, Bristol; and of Messrs. Hall and lirownley, Solicitors. New Bo*well.court. l'arey.strect ; at liana war's; and of Mr. Robins, Yo. lie, Rrytent-strect, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, TOTTENHAM. By Mr. SINUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, August 24, at 12, AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held fur a term of which 47 years are unexpired, situate. in the preferable put of White liart.lane, Tottenham, in the County of Middlesex, comprising two spacious substantial residences, with large walled gardens. coach houses, stabling, and suitable offices, in the occu pation of respectable tensnta ; one on lease, the other to a yearly tenant, at rents amounting together to 15.51. May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had, six days previous to the sale, at the 'White !fart, Plough, Ship, and Swan Inns, Tottenhatn ; of l'ilessrs. Scott and Son, Solicitors, St. Mildred's-court ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttieworth, 28 (adjoining St. Mildred's church), Poultry ; remo►ed frown 27. SUYPOLK.—VA ETTA BLE LANDED ESTATE. By Itir. 81111TTI.EWORTH, At drs Auction Mart, on TIJEBI)AY, August 24, at 12, by order of the Executors of Mr. Lionel riowry, deceased, Aikinq desirable and valuable FREEHOLD and small part COPYHOLD ESTATE, comprising $lll4. 3a. 2rlp. of very fertile and productive Arabic. Meadow, and Pasture Land, in a high state of cultivation. divided into convenient inclosures by strong fences, with a considerable quantityof thrifty Growing Timber, Three Fenn (looms (one of a superun description), eon. venient and suitable Agricultural Buildings, several Cottages (the whole in good repair), Orchards, titnicns, and Common Rights. The Estate forms a most eligible property for occupation or in. vestment, lying compact, and nearly within a ring -fence. The tithes and outgoings moderate; the land-tax is part redeemed ; opportunities far preserving game exten s ive; and the situation very convenient, being only IS miles Rom Stowmnrkct, 14 from Ipswich. 26 from Bury St. Edmund's, and about El from London. in the parish of Wetheringrett, and hamlet of Brockford. near the turnpike-road from Ipawich to Norwich, in the county of Suffolk. May he viewed, and particular, had of Messrs. Pearson and Lawrence, Solicitors, Ipswich; Mr. John Blonitield, ford, Norfolk ; at the principal Inns in the adjacent market towns; at the Mart; ar.tl of Mr. Bhuttleworth, No. 26 (adjoin ing St. 31ildred's Church), Poultry, removed fri,m LEASEHOLD ESTATES AND IMPROVED RENTS, Aldasgate-screet, Combat., Commercial-mad, and lloxton. H, Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, At the Mart, on TrESDAY, August 21. at 12, in Seven Lnta, Lot 1. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a rl Woofing Factory, Workshops, and Buildings, situate in Nettleson.court, adjoining to Alaidenhead.court. dersgate-street ; let on lease to Messrs. Walmsley and Holland, and producing a net improved rent of 181. per annum. Lot 2. A LEASEIIt )1.1) DWELLIN G-HOUSE and PRE. MISTS, situate No. r., St. Combat ; let in enuntiophouses and apart inent, and producing a net rent of about 6411. per annum. Lot 3. A LEArIEIIOLD ESTATE, comprising a Dwelling house and Premises, situate No. 2., Albion-terrace, Commercial road ; late is the occupation of Mr. Stratton, at a rent of 631. per annum. Lot 4. An iMPROVED RENT of 7:11.10%. per annum for term of 94 years unexpired, amply secured upon Five Dwelling houses and Premises, Nos. 4, 6, 1, 7, and 8, Kenning's-terrace, noxton. Lot b. An IMPROVED RENT of 721. 10s. per annum, for the same term, and similarly secured upon Nos. 9, IU, 11, 12, and 13, Kenning's.terrace. Lots 6 and 7. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Seven Dwelling-houses and Premises. Nos. 1,2, 3, It, 15, lti„,and 17, Kenning's-terrace ; livid for 21 years at a ground rent. May be viewed, and Pa:livid:in had six days previous to the Sale, of Messrs. Bartlett and Beddome, Solicitors, No. 2.7, Ni eholas-lane ; Mr. Edmund Walker, Solicitor, 29, Lincoln's Inn fields ; Mr. Atkinson, Solicitor, No. 1, John street. Bedford-row; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttlewnrth, No. 25 (adjoining to St. Madras Church), Poultry, removed from No. 27. LEASE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURF:, AND EFFECTS. By Mr. SHUTTLEIVORTIL On the Premises, OR FRIDAY. August 27, at 11, by order of the n Assignees of Ale's. Sherwin and Drane ... _ _ THE LE of which 18 years are unexpired, at a rent of only 801. per annum, of a spacious convenient DWELLING DOUSE, w;•11 commodious warehouse, counting house, and premises. conveniently situate for a merchant or whole sale trader, No. 3, Gould-square. Crutchedfriars t and on the same day will be sail the remaining Household Furniture, ware!iouse and counting-house fixtures and effects. 11Isy be viewed one day preceding the sale, when particulars and eatalngues may be had on the premises; of Messrs. Kirkman and Rutherford, SOliei Cannomstrect; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. :NI (adjoining St. 31ildrcirs Church), Poultry, removed from No. Ir. TO COMB -MAKERS AND OTHERS. By 11Ir. SIIII'YTI,EWORTH. At his Sale.rooni, No. 28, Poultry, on MONDAY, August 30, at 11, by order of the Assignees. FiIHE extensive anti valuable STOCK in TRADE of IL Messrs. SHERWIN and DRANIE, Tortoiseshell and Comb Merchants, coraisting of Rl2 Dozen Tortoiseshell Crops 7i Dre•en Bentoun 'Mg Ditto Bands 2114 Ditto Shuttles 80 Ditto Braids 2; Ditto Box Combs 273 Ditto Pin 139 Ditto !VMS* ditto 244 Ditto Pocket 1073 Ditto Horn Combs, van 21i Ditto Imperials ous. A quantity of tough Tortoiseshell and refuse, and miscellaneous articles in trade. May be viewed one day previous to the sale, when Catalogues may be had at the plate of vile, of Messrs. Kirkman and Ruther ford, Solicitors, 21, Cannon-street ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 48 (adjoining St. Mildzurs ('butch), Poultry, reinoveil Dons .27. CLAPTON. By Mr. SNUTTLEWORTH. At the Mart. on WEDNESDAY. Sept.l. at 12 o'clock. rIIIIE LEASE. of CLAPTON HOUSE, a spacious IL and most substantial FAMILVMANSION, with attached and detached offices of every description upon a large scale, exten sive gattlens, and eleven acres of rich meadow land, moat desirably situate near the Lea Bridge-road. at Clapton, Middlesex. The Mouse is suitable for any establishment of magnitude, and well calculated for a ladies' school, containing nine airy irtsi-chambers, and six large attics, handsome dining and drawing-rooms, break fast parlour, m mting anticuric rooms. lilirary, an elegant mar ble hall, domestic officcilipon a corresponding scale, detached coach-houses and stables, large vanls. a chapel, green And hot I sea, fish pond, extensive flower and kitchen gardens, terrace walks, and so inclosurc of rich meadow land, the whole com prising about lb acres. May be viewed, and particulars hail on the premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttlewoeth, No. 2B ii icc g St. 31 ihlrcd's Church), Poultry, removed from No. 27. HENDON, MILL-HILL, HAMPSTEAD, OR THE VICINITY, AVANTED to Rent on Lease , a good FAMILY V ItEsiDENt'E, comaining not less than Four principal Ded.thombers, with stii:abk arrommoilations for servants; well proportioned I/riming-room. Piling-rosin, and Itreakfast-parlour; llonicstic Office. to Correspond . Double (oaclt.htnue , Your-stal l stable, good Gardens, and shout '2o.lcres of Land. .lilJrcss paTtieulars, post paid, to Mr. Shuttleworth, No. G. Andrew, late of 31aiicItester, merchant, August 30, 31, and September 215, at nine. at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, blows. Willis, Watson, Bower, and Takenhouse-yard ; and Mr. R. 11. Allison. Mancheafer. J. W. Braddock, of Portsmouth, musical instrument-seller. Sep. tember 11, 14, and 28, at one, at the Bankrup.; Court. Solici tor Mr. Young, Poland -street, Oxford-street. J. Hanson , Lee of Sunderland-gear-the-Sea, Durham, rarrler, August 27, and September 10 and 2R. at eleven, at the Crown and Thistle Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Solicitors, Messrs. Bell and Broderick, Bow Church-yard ; and Mr. Dawson, Newcastle. J. Brettargh, late of blanche-stet, merchant, August 28, 30, and September 211, at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. atom Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row ; and Mr. 31orris, Spring-gardens, :Manchester. Mogford, of the Quadrant, Piccadilly, tailor. August 21, 28, and September 28, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court. Soli. citor, Mr. Richardson, Walbro ok. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 21. W. Munk, of Whitecross-street, dealer, at ten at the Bankrupts' Court. Aug. 24. T. W. Baker, Foley-creet, Folei-place, tallow. chandler, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sept. 2. W, Breen, late of 'Wellingborough, Northampton, carpenter, at eleven, at the Hind Inn, Wellingborough. Aug. 21. F. N'ameford, late of Wakefield, York, tea-deala., at ten, et the Bankrupts' Court. Sept. 4. T. Pine and E. Davis, of 31aidatone, Kent, millers, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sept. 10. J. S. Jones, of Frome-Selwood, SOMCIIet, linen. draper, at ten, at the Wheat Sheaves Inn, Frome.Sclwood. Sept. 14. T. Ince, late of Yedingham. York, horse-dealer, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, New Mahon, York. Oct. 2. R. Pamir*. of Swansea, Glamorgan, iron -muter, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Ana. 21. 0. Flandt, of London-wall, merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. CERTIFICATI:B.—SErrEarsza 7. - - - - 0. Hassell, of 41bacy-Chambers, Piccadilly, deader in horses.— R. Campion, ni iforileydurrn-lanc, Surrey, cooper.—W. New bold, of Bourerie-street, Fleet-street, tailor.—T. Hedges, of Bris tol, r ,rocer.—lt. Spolfunh, jun. of Howden. York. Ik:ire:ler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. Drescher and J. flanking, of Illanchester, German clock makers.—P. Kendall, S. Tew, and R. Dullcock, of Goodman's rarft. Minoru. Veitch, G. L. Williams, and • Oxford-street. ironmn..--- • - Finney, of Itegent-sravt, Lay ton and IV. Pepler, of Crawley, T. Maxfield, and H. Porter. of London, meat salesmen, as regards T. Maxtielel.-31. Oalton, S. Dalton, and S. Dalton, of High Town, 3liddlewich, *tester, drapers—T. Stevenson and M. Vic kers, of Manchester, iron-founder.--G. Redish, T. Fordshsm, and P. Marrow, of Liverpool, eommon.brewers.—M. J. V. da Gams and F. J. V. da Gams, of Leeds, woollen-manufactur ers.—J. Belles and W. Harrold, of Birmingham, merchants.— S. Addeabrook and I. Addenbrook, of Birmingham, brass.found ers.—J. P. Sweetapple, 11. Sweetapple„ W. Sweetspple, and J, Gosling, of Bath, dealers in horses.—J. Spencer, aul R. J. Allan son, of Red Lion -street, Clerkenvell, jewellers.—S. Bradley and F. Tres', of Nicholas-lane, te2.4lealers. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17. John Johnson, late of /174 1 -7 — dace, London•road, corm-dealer ' came up to be heard on his petition, and no creditor appeared to op pose his discharge; notwithstanding which the insolvent underwent a long examination by the Chief Commissioner. It appeared that the insolvent had given a warrant of attorney (on which judgment had beep entered) to Michael Riven!, his wife's brother, residing at Bishop's Sutton, Hants, and that he had accepted bills for Charles Rivers, another brother, to a considerable amount. The warrant of attorney was given to his brother.in.law, In the year 1820, but execution thereon did not issue until last May, whoa judgment was entered up. The defendant further stated that his son was carrying on his former business for Mr. Rivers, and that he (the insolvent) had no control over it. The l'ouittr expressed gnat dissatisfaction at these comm unicas tions, and was about to adjourn the ease, when Mr. HEATII, for the Insolvent, observed, that there was no per son to complain of the operation of the warrant of attorney ; the only question, therefore, fur the Court to decide was, whether the instrument was bona fide or not, and that it was given at the time the insolvent had sworn it to have been. Having been given four years since, the insolvent could not have executed it in contempla tion of an application to this Court. The learned Counsel went on to state, that he never recollected an instance wherein the Court required parties to appear to explain, when the transaction was of so remote a date. Under the circumstances, therefore, lie submitted that his client was entitled to the benefit he prayed. Mr. Datw, the attorney to Mr. Rivers, stated, that before the judgment was entered up, his client (Mr. R.) made the regu'ar affidavit of a debt before a Judge, and the witness had no doubt that the whole was a bowa,fiJe transaction. Mr. HEATH said that he was glad to hear this testimony, and reiterated his former arguments in the insolvent's behalf. The ("Hist' l'ostatissfouLa said, that the testimony of Mr. Drew had given a different complexion to the case; but at the same time the Court did not subscribe to that part of the argument of the hemmed Counsel, where he laid stress on the circumstance of no creditor appearing to oppose, and hence that the insolvent's statement must of necessity be correct. When, in a case like this, accommodation bills had been given to one branch of the insolvent's family, and a warrant of attorney to another, and every part of the schedule pregnant with suspicion, the Court had a right to exercise its discretion (although the insolvent was not opposed), and call for further evidence, or remand the insolvent for six calendar months. • Insolvent discharged. John Phillips was opposed by Mr. HEATH, qn behalf of Mr. Coding, the ale brewer, at Knightsbridge. The insolvent was op posed through the medium of the Society for the Prosecution and Opposition of Fraudulent Insolvent Debtors. The insolvent was examines! at great length, the prominent facts of which were these. The insolvent kept the Blakeney's Head puhlic-house, Islington. The ground of Mr. Gorling's complaint was, that the insolvent came to him and wished to borrow 130/. under the pretext of going to the Load of Hay public-house ; at first there was same hesita tion, but afterwards a conference was held with Mr. Green, his col lecting clerk, and from representations made to him the 'limey was advanced fur the specific purpose before named : it turned out, however, that the money so lent was applied to other purposes than that for which it was advanced. The Illakeney's Ilestil was dis posed of, and the money went to Elliot and Co. who held a warrant of attorney. Mr. Green. collecting clerk to Mr. (lotting. produced two letters ruldressed to him by the insolvent, and deposed that he represented to him (witness) that the person he tendered as security for the 1301. was a iespetttable oilman and tallow•chandler ; and when he presented him to witness, the person appeared in a nice white apron, and hail every appearance of a respectable tradesman. Witness went on to state, that after the money wax advanced. lie found out that the person's shop was shut up, and he was reported to be a great swindler. The result was, that 81r. (leading mice was re. paid. Mr. HEATH, for the Society. addressed the Court at great length, and contended that a case of grosser fraud never cause be fore the l'ourt. _ _ Mr. l'est.t.oca admitted that the insolvent onght to have applittl the money to the purpose for which he obtained it. or otherwise re turned it; yet he hoped the Court would remember, that Mr. Go ding had not made strict investigation as to the responsibility vf the party before he lent the money, a ewe mance he submitted which was mitigatory of the insolvent's conduct. The CRIFT l'eliente+lONEll said, the Court considered that the inspleten had been guilty of a gross fraud. Remanded foe eighteen months within the walls of the prison. _ - SU DD N 1)3 • T Vesteeday morning. at half-past nine o'clock, Mr. Jonathan Warren, a blacking-manufacturer, of l'handos-street, Covent garden, went into the shop of Mr. Uumewoo.), an oilman, in the Strand, and salted foe some ankle: In a moment after uttering the words he frU down snit instantly expired. ~► ~' ~. . ;. i A v " , ofed •60.1 7071