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/. ~,' ... :,n..: 'o' .t ('tint , I_ ,:. , & „...., ~e,. 1.:-e-e-;--e.) ; , 1 ,-,74,-, , ../ ( . ,-- :'tyr es.-- `. /1/ --‘ it-t z -/e . -.... • •~ 4\l o . , / • -,-... , li-4 . ~• ~A, - .:70/41 r . ' •ra 4 +tt.b . 4 1 - ~.._,.., • / - . .., I ~..,H1 4 • . .. • • .. . .... "IN No. 6,675. LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1824. Price 7d. Will leave the City Faisal on Wednesday, 211th inst., and can at Portsmouth to embark Passengers. FOR MADRAS and BENGAL, touching at MA DEIRA, the fine, new, River-built Ship LORD AMHERST (lately launched from Mesers.l4'igranis and Green's, Blackwell), burthen fiM Tons, ROBERT bI'CAS, Commander (of the MIL Company's Regular tiervice). Lying in the City 'anal. This Veva has Poop, is extremely lo ft y between decks, as fitted in very superior style for the accommodation of Passengers, and aunts an experienced Surgeon. For Freight or Paestum apply to Captain Lucas, at the Jerusa. ISM GAN llouse ; or to A NSTICE and THORNHILL, Unit-street, near the East India House._ EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aram 23, 11124. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED CO3IPAN V of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready at receive Peoria's, in writing, sealtil up, on or before Wiens Ls- Day, the ?day nest, front such Persons as way be willing to supply the Company with BRITISH lIESsENs, WROUGHT IRON NAILS, AND PACKING ROPE AND TWINE and that the Conditions of the respective Contracts may be seen on application to the Clerk of that Committee, with whom the Pro- peals must be left before Eleven o'Clock of the 12th of May, 1824, alto which hour the Committee will not receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. SOCIETY OF BRITNII ARTISTS, SEFFOLIC4TREET, P.l EE-31A1.1. EAST. rifiß GALLERIES for the EXHIBITION and 1, SALE 91 the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS ARE NOW OPEN, f Eight (Mick till Dash. W. LINTON, ikicsMary. Admitupoce, Is.--Catalamte, Ii MR. BULLOCK'S EXHIBITIONS of ANCIENT and 11110DERN MEXICO, Egyptian Hall. Piccadilly, are now open, the former comprising many original and rare apet-i -mew of antique sculpture, paintings, &c. and 'match' of the enormous and mon•tnau idols which were buried from the eon guar by Corte', until dug up by permission of the government, at the request of Mr. Bullock, to be moulded by him for this exhibi tion ; and the latter containing a superb and accurate Panoramic View of the City and Valley of Mexico, an Indian hut and a native of the place, a garden, and a splendid collection of okeets illustra tive tithe extraordinary quadruped'', bird., fishes, reptiles, minerals, fruits, variation, and general Natural II istory of that interesting kingdom.—Descriptive Catalogues may be had. HATCHING AND REARING DOMESTIC POULTRY AND GAME BIRDS, BY STEAM. T" Apparatus anti the Method by which the !latch ing Is performed, to be SEEN at WORK Daily. from Ten in the Morning till Si: io the Evening, at the EGYPTIAN HALL. Piccadilly, at ONE SHILLING each Pettus. REFUGE FOR TIIF: DESTITITTK. THE REPORT (W THE COMMIT T EE for the Years 1823 and 11121, may he had at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee-house, and of the t:ity of London Tavern ; of Mr. John Letts, jun. Bookseller. 32, I ornhill ; Mr. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Mr. Phillips, Bookseller, Georgeard, Lombard street ; Messrs. Rivington, Bookselleri, St. Pau l's - Church-yard; sod at the Refits., Ilacknepeoad and Hostas. ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary. EAST LONDON CATHOLIC INSTITUTION. FOR EDUCAT IN° AND CLOTH !NG POOR CATHOLIC CHILDREN. Instituted A.D. 1778 —Extesied,lll2l. PATRONS, .The Right Re►. Dr. WILLIAM POYNTER, V.A. The Right Rev. JAMES YORKE; BRAMSTONE, Coml. PIIIRIBIDEXT, His Grace the DUKE of NORFOLK, E.M. VICE-PRESIDE NTS. Right Rat. Earl of Surrey. Hon. Edward Petre. Eight Hou. Earl of Shrewslwaii. Rev. Jams Archer, D.D. Right Han. rhril fuourtas. Rev. Thomas Dobson. Right Hon. Loni Clifford. Rev. Richard Horrabit. Right Hon. Loril Peter. Rev. James Foley. Right Him. Lord Arundel. 1 Charles Butler, Eaq. Sir Demme Jerningham, Bart. Joseph Leacher, Esq. Nir Edward Smythe, Bart. Andrew Loughnan, Esq. Sir John E. SoMbourne, Bart. James Whehle ' Esq. Hon. Edward M. Swinton. William J. le acher, Esq. Hon. Charles S. Infuniali. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this IN'STI TUTMN will tae at the Albion Tavern, Alders gatmoimm, on THURSDA NEXT. Apeil IW, 104, The Honourable E DWAR D PETAL la the Chair. STEWARDS, Rev. Thomas Weld. Jules Peaneau, Esq. Rev. John Lee. Thomas Rnlph, Esq. Rlebard Butler, Ea,. Henry W. smithy's% Esq. Joseph Dempsey, Esq. Rev. William Morris. John Daley, Esq. Rev. J. A. Maples. John Fleming, Log. Thomas Young, Esq. James Kiernan, Esq. William Witham, Esq. Rev. Riehard Broderick. Joseph Taverner, Esq. Rev. Daniel McDonnell. James Whehle Fsq Rev. John Devereux. Jef=lab Reny. Esq. STEP/IF:PI THILIAPS, Esq. Treasurer. JAMES AIWA NN,I li JOHN AIWA NN, J " en " B.4l‘tailes. Anthony Wildobotti, Eon. Ticks's, 15s. each, Wine ease. .Dinner au Table at Fin AT a General Meeting of BCOTTISII DISTILLERS working for Home Consumption, held at Edinburgh, 13th April, 1824 ; the following Resolutions were submitted to the Meeting, and unanimously approved of : First—That under the present Distillery law of Scotland and Ireland, 4th Geo. IV. cap.ll4. it is the opinion of this Meeting that the Duty is fairly paid, and illicit distillation in progress of being put down. Becorwl—That although Spirits are made under the same law in Scotland end Ireland, under the same Rules and Regulations in every respect, and are allowed to be put into Bond in both coun tries, free of duty, yet Spirits so made in Ireland are permitted to be sent front the Bonded Warehouse into consumption in Eng land, en payment of the same rate of duty which is paid on Spline made in England, while the Spirits no made in Scotland are en ti prohibited from being sent into England. That the intercourse in Whisky betwixt Ireland and England is thus open ; and whilst Brandy anti (Jim the produce of France and Holland ; Rum, the produce of our Colonies ; and Whisky, the produce of Canada_ ; are allowed freely to be im ported into Oreat Britain and Ireland, and put into Bond and on payment of the duties to be taken out of B on d, a nd sen t into am sumption in the I 'nited Kingdom without any limitation as to strength, this Meeting is at • lops to understand, why Whisky made in Scotland from Barley, the produce of our own soil, should be alone denied this privilege, notwithstanding the constant appli cation and great demand from England. Fourth—That owing to the superior quality of home.mole Spi rits, the smuggling rif Foreign ;tints, which was formerly earned on tag great extent in Scotland, is new nearly unknown, and were Spirits of a similar good quality allowed to br used in England, the great extent of foreign smuggling now earned on would be mate nally lessened, and • most extensive market opened up for many thousand quarters of Barley. Fifth—That it appears from the Paribunentary Papers, No. 84, and No. 186, of this Satsuma, that there was shipped of Barley end Malt front England to Scotland, from the 10th October, 182 e, to the 15th February, 1821, 44,428 6-13th quarters. 10th October, 11121, to 16th February, 1822, Stllell 3-Bth quarters. 10th October, 1822, to 15th February, Mi. 28,1148 quotient. lOth Ocuiher, 11123, to 15th February, 1821, un,797 1-11th quarters. 'l'hus showing, that the im anent of the Distillery Law of last Session has been most bertetisial to Agriculture, by affording a great additional COtlMl:uption of Harley. Sixth—That the price paid to the Distillers in England at the present time for raw Spirits, exclusive of ditty, exceeds by 2s. lid. per gallon lime price paid to Distillers in Scotland, thus affording to the Proprietors of Fifteen Distilleries. who supply the English market with Fire Millions of Italian, upwards of 600,0001. annual!, more than is paid f or th e name quant i ty o f S p i r i ts Scotland, inand this sum beyond the asnount of duty in both countries. ___ Seventh—That two year. experience of the present English Dis tillery Lew, under which the Distillers in Scotland worked from October, 1811, to N.irmiilier. 181$i, enable this Meeting to state, that the Revenue wet not so well secured by it, as it is now by the Distillery law of Scotland and Ireland. Eighth—That a tree trade in Spirits over the United Kingdom, Is on!y in unison with the sound and enlightened principles ex pressed and acted upon in other branches o f manufacture by his Illstestr's tiovcrnment,—is in acconlance with the report or the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry,_—agreashle to the spirit and principle of the union betwixt England and Scotland, and pledged to the Scottish Distillers and the Public by the Right Honourable the Chancellor of the I:xchequer in l'arliantent, at the end of last Session. Ninth—That the Meeting will use erny exertion to obtain this object so timi!able to Sentlaml, and so desirable Mr the Agrind ture of the (*need Kingdom ; and they resolv e to petiti o n Parlia ment to grail that •:cotlanil may enjoy a fair and just participation in the trade of iliatillution throughout the empire. Tenth— That a copy of thew resolutions he sent lathe Conveners of the confine* of Seot.nnil. with a rettorit, that the attention of the I Ounty '3let:ings, to he held on the 30th April, may be called to this subject ; and, also. that copies be sent to all 3lembers of Par liament, and that they 1w published in the dtfli-rent newspapers. BOOKS PUBLISHED. DICKSON'S PRACTICAL AORICIII,TI TRE. This day is published, in 2 thick vols. Ito. ' illustrated with 109 wryer- plate engravings, compreheridinF 400 subitrtm of ins proved Agricultural Implements, the thairent breeds of Cattle, the various Draws, ke. tke. A COM PLET}; SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGltt - CULTCHE and MODERN HUSBANDRY : in which are fully detailed, the Nature of Soils and Manures; the proper Management of Itleadow and Pasture; and the Improved Culti vation of Arable Lands ; Rotation of Crops, Artificial Orasses, ate-4 the best means of Dratinit.g, with numerous plates. illuatrathre of the same, and of Embanking, Inclining, Road Making, and Fenc ing; the different specie of Live Stock, with coloured plates of the moat improved breed.; and the construction of Farm-houses, Of fices, and Cottages, accompanied with engraved plans and esti mates. With an Appendix of the !Awe relating to Agriculture, particularly of the Relative !tights of Landlord and Tenant, Forms of hews, Setting out Tithes, &e. Air. fly R. W. HICKSON, 111. D. Originally published at six guineas; but the stock having passo into the hands of the present Proprietors, they have reduced its price to for guineas, thus rendering it the cheapest as well as most comprehrnlive work on the subject extant. London : Printed fur Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row: STORER'S CATHEDRAL ILLUSTRATIONS. This day is published, elegantly printed and hot pressed, price be. each part, on demy Bro. or lls. on super royal, CATHEDRAL CHURCHES of GREAT BRITAIN, liraphically and libiturieally delineated; the graphic illustrations comprising a Series of highly-finished Elo gratings, exhibiting the exterior and interior Vi e ws , and th e dis tinguished architectural Features and Ornaments of each Ethic.. Drawn and Engraved by J. sod H. S. STORER. JUST OF TMECATMEDRALS. Bangor Bath Itrintol linterbury Carbide Durham Ely Exeter louemter II ereford Lincoln Norr‘ich Oxford Peterborough Rochester St. David's. St. Paul's. 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This day Is published, in one large volume live. illustrated with several coloured Maps, Charts and V iewA, price ills. boards, TILE GEOGRAPHY, lIISTORY, and STATIS TICS. of NORTH and SOUTH AMERICA and the WEST INDIES. lty 11. C. CAREY and J. LEA. With considerable Additions relative to the New States of South America, Mexico, the Ilavannah, Ste. " The publication before us contains by far the most valuable condensation of American Geography, Ilistory, and Statistics, which has issued from the press. It is constructed on a compre hensive and excellent plan ; the maps, charts, and plates, are nu merous and well executed • and when all the modern information required by the changes a nd revolutions on the new Continent is taken into the account, we are free to say that it is a very complete illustration of the important matters which it embraces. Either for instruction or reference, it is calculated to be a standard work."— Literary Gazette, March 21. London : l'rinted for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row ; by whom also are published I. A NEW (II NERAI. ATLAS, containing a cmnplete net of Maps, drawn from the heat authorities, of all the principal King. dams and States in the World I to which is prefixed, an Introduc tion to Geography, and on the Construction and Use of Maps • by Thomas Myers, LL.D., of the Royal Military Academy, VVool 'rich ; Author of the '• New and Comprehensive System of Mo dern Geography," fitc. ha In quarto, price One Guinea, half-bound ; or full coloured, 11. I Is. &I. •;,' This Atlas includes all the recent discoveries; and the boundaries of the several States are carefully delineated, on an en tirely new set of plates, agreeably to the present improved state of geographical science; severalof the Maps, as those of Central Asia, Southern Africa, the new States of South America, !Lc. as being given on an enlarced seek, so as to exhibit, with fidelity, the various natural and political distinctions. 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" In taking leave of Mrs. liolderness, we have great pleasure In assuring her, that her volume makes a near approximation to the sort of work which we are glad to encourage from intelligent Eng lish residenta abroad. It bears everywhere the atamp of good sense, observation, and truth."—Quarterly Review, No. 37. 3. NOTES of the WAR in SPA IN t detailing Occurrences, Military and Political, in Galicia. and at Gibraltar and Cadiz, from the Fall of l'orunna to the Occupation of Cadiz by the French. By l'hoinas Steele, Eaq. M.A. of Magdalen College, Cambridge; a Member of the Spanish Committee. Illustrated with Maps, prke 9,. boards. ROOKS OF PRACTICAL UTILITY. This day is published, in on e v o l. a ro . p r ic e Pb. boordo, TILE TIIEOIIY an d PRACTICE of GAUGING, fully illustrated by numerous Rules and Examples, and ren dered particularly effective by an extensive Detail or the Legisla tive Regulations, and the official Directions of the Hoards of CUP torn and Excise; with a Treatise on fast Gauging, in all Deport ment', as now practised in the Port of London. Originally written by Peter Jonas, late Supervisor of Excise; a new Edition, very considerably improved, and brought down to the present improved Practice. By WILLIAM TATE. London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster. row ; and Dying and Fags, Toolepatreet. Where also may be had the following useful Works :- 1. A PRACTICAL TREATISE On BREWING, and the mode of using the Thermometer and Saccharmneter rendered easy to every capacity ; the whole forming a complete Guide in Brew ing London Porter, Brown Stout, Reading Beer, and every other description of Ale and Beer t to which are added, Instructions for making Malt, Tables of the Excise 'duties, &c. &c. By Alexan der Mortice, Common Brewer. Sixth Edition, with the laws re lating to Brewers, Am; price Ilia. li d. in boards. 2. - The LAW of AUCTIONS, or, the Auctioneer's Practical Guide : to which is lidded, a comprehensive Summary of the Laws of Bistros; with an Appendix of Precedents, and a copious In dex. By T. Williams, Esq. Author of " Every Man his own Dwyer. ' 'Third Edition, considerably enlarged by the addition of the new Acts of Parliament, and the Deciiiions of the Courts of Law since the publication of the former Edition. It treats largely of the qualifications, responsibility, and ditties of the Profession, conmituting the most useful work on the subject extant. Price lie. lid. in boards. 3. TABLES of INTEREST, at Fool. per Cent. ~hewing by inspection the Intereat of any given Sum for any required number of Bays, from I to 36.5: with compenduttis Time Tables. By William Tate. Accurately printed to !Ivo. on a bold type, price Us. in boards. 4. The TRADER'S SAFEGUARD, and COUNTING HOUSE GLIDE ; containing the Laws relating to Masters, Ap- Erwotices, and Journeymen ; the setting up and exercising of Trades; of Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes ; Bank ruptcy ; Contracts and Agreements for the Sale and Purchase of Goode; Warranty, Payment, and Delivery ; Carriage and Book ing; Usury, Cheating, Embezzlement, Monopoly, Forestalling, Partnership, Agency, Suretyship, and a vanity of other Topics, in_ dispensable to be known by every person connected with Trade and Business. By John Rolle, Esq. 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The PAINTER and VARNISHER'S GUIDE; or a Treatise, both in Theory and Practice, on the Art of making and applying Varnishes; on the different kinds of Painting; and on the 3lethod of preparing Colours, both simple and compound; with new Observations and Experiments on Copal, on the Nature of the Substances employed in the Composition of Varnishes and of Colours, and on various Processes used in the Art. By P. E. Tingry. Second Edition, illustrated with Plates, Bro. 1.25. BOOKS PIIBLISIIF.D. This day is published. to nor thick re Ilvo. price 11. Is. bowels, 'rip II E SHIPMA STEWS ASSISTANT Sild OWNER'S lIIANDAL: containing general Information necessary foe Merchants, - °amens, and Masten of Ships, 1/Mcors, and all other Pennant concerned et employed in the Merchant Service, relative to the Mercantile and Maritime Laws atud Cus toms. By 1./A STKEL The sixteenth Edition, refiritel throughout, By WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq. And brought down to . . 1821. _ Printed for Longman, Ilunt, Rees, Om:, Brawn. and Green. UE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No. 11. is pub 11blished this day. ••• The Subjects of this Namber are as follow :--Spain; Pamphlets on Negro Slavery in the West Indies; 31enioirs of °oche ; Jones's Greek and English lenicon ; Tithes • famines Imaginary Conversations; Greece and Russia; Ilibbert's sophy of Apparitions; :limas of Captain Ro c k ; Periodical li terature, Edinburgh Review; Sayings and Doings; Wades Nugse Cbirurgicr; Albigenses; lefe of Joanna of Sicily, Queen of Naples Alemoirea de Duplessii; iinane'e Outcast*, a Romance; Revenes Of • Reeluae; Translations from the German by JAW Francis Lemon Gower; Translation of Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary; Old English MUM& London: Baldwin. Cradock. slid Joy, Paternoster-row. N.B.—No. I. has been reprinted. CARY'S IMPROVED MAP OP !NOLAND... - Publishing by Ste i DARTS 1. 11. 111. do a IV l2 . lle7 ptr.ll. Is. each • con -1 mining, CORNWALL, 'HEY . SOMEASET, WILTS, DORSHTSHIRE. HAM RE (inclatp the ISLE sf WIGHTI, ligaillßEY erns =WT. EX, MIDDIAPSX. MICWRIMIVARE, w th considers, le Por tions of BEDIFORPSHIRE, WC NWIAMSIIIRE, BERK hHIRE, and OXPORDSHIRE; upo• which :are accurately marked the Towne, Villa, Hamlets, Rivera, Canals, Gentle men's Seats, and every o*et interesting to the Traveller. The Whole of the Turnpike Reeds ire aceuratc described. and the Cußorie particularly distinguished f n the pariah or in ferior pointing out the most ready'communication WON the Country, where no Turnpike Roads exist, which has never yet been attempted on any other Map of England, and the Publisher Hatters himself it wil l be found of considerable utility. In the Delineation of the Hills, icular Care has hem taken to avoid that unnecemary Degt ackness which prevails in many Map ;, and makes it extremely difficult to read the Names, or distinguish the Features of the Country. The Map is laid dawn upon a Scale of two Miles to an Inch, and will be finished in Twelve Parts, at (hie Guinea each, which may be mounted in any Number of Sections, or bound to forma handsome Volume. Gentlemen requiring a Map of their Vicinity, ar any District of Country. can hare any of the Sheets separately, price M. 6d. loch. Pubh‘hed by O. and J. Cary, IX, St. Jama•a.atreet, opposite Pall-mall. TO TAILORS. WANTED, TWO STEADYYOUNG MEN, in the shove line, of unexceptionable character, good Work men, and willing to lodge in the how. They will have constant employment.—Applications to be made at No. 366, Strand, from Nina to Ten In the morning. TWO TWENTY THOUSAND POUND 'PRIZES, AND THIRTEEN OTHER CAPITAL& _ _ TBISH, of the old BOW; ..-- t , Oinees, 4, Corn • hill, and 9, Charing-aims, ully reminds his best Friends, the Public, that there see min 'indrawn 2 - - Prises's( • - £20,11011 . 2 - - - 1,009 1 . . - - 400 2.0 .__ 10 Nat any of the above being fixed for any specific Day of Drawing, all may be drawn NEXT SATURDAY, Ist of May. DISH has already shared and told, ht the present Lottery, No. LAC a 20,0101. Prises N.. 111,412, another 20,0110 L Prise; and Six other Capitabi ; and be hopes nest day to announce bay ing wild another, if not both, of the *IIIL Prises that are still n. A few warranted undrawn Tickets and Slum are yet an soled at Bish's Ofßees In London, and by his Agents in the Country. PARISIAN SPRING FASHIONS. HOLLAND and CO, LEGHORN HAT MANU FACTURERS, No. 74, Quadrant, Regent-street, have the honour to announce to the Nobility and Gentry, that they have Nu arrived from Paris with their elegant Assortment of MILLI ERY, BLOND !ACES, CAPS, FLOWERS of superior Pattern, and other Fashionable Articles. N.B. Country Milliners supplied, and Foreign Orders executed with punctuality. DRUSTSO.CASIM, WORK-BOX* &e. &e. fre. EDAWS, Manufacturer of the above fashionable • Articles, has the honour of apprising the Nobility, Ocr. that he has opened a Warehouse, at No. IK, NE( ENT next Door to the Quadrant, where fancy Articles far the Study. Counting-boon, and Toilet, are offered for Sale at the Manufacturers' Pried._ Mw Cutlery, Ink-stands, Jewel- eases. and Pocket-books of every description, and in every fancy, ready made, or made to order at a short notice. -1144 and Cabinet Articles repaired, &c. Third Door from Vlgn.lane. 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PRIME WEST OP ENGLAND SUPERFINE BLACK CIA)Tils, in cut, at 11.. per yard and upwa►ds prime Blue ditto, 14. per yard and upwards; prime Clerical and other Mixed Cloths, 12s. per yard ; prime Stair Carpeting, per yard; prime yard-wide Tailors' Calicoes, 7d. Peryam; Gen tlemen's fashionable Waterproof Mastic Silk Hats, at I Is. ; the very best ;lino, at 12s. each ; tlendemen's •ery beat grain and na tural Tan thMves, at Ilia. per doom, usually sold at 3s. 6d. per pair. May be had at No. 203, Whltetwas-street, a few doors up on the left hand from Barbican. Hats may also be had, foe the convenience ofpmon sat the Vent End of the 'l'uon, ot the Agent's, No. 61, W our-xtreet, Oxford strtet.—P.S.—Onod Dills discounted. A SAVINO TO THE PUBLIC. y BLAKE'S SEAL. lint! CL(IIICeii . iiANUFAC SI TORY, CARI'ET BAG, and PORTMANTEAU WAREHOUSE, 134, St. 31artin'ff-lime, London (opposite the ('hunch. Thls Advertisement will be found worthy the attention of Gen tlemen going abroad. Managers of Sebools, Public Institutions, and also of Private Females. Cali are much better for Boys, being lighter and cheaper than flats : an extensive assortment is always kept, and may be had at the following low prices :—Super fine Blue Cloth Caps, ba.; Fur, Si. ; Youths' best rich Wool Seal Skin, 6a. and 65. ; Ladies' and Gentlemen's best Seal Skin Tra velling Caps, at tie.. 75., and de.; rich busters, da., 10s., and It , . Caps Cleaned, Alttred, and Repaired. Strong Blue Morten Bap, well lined, 2.5. 6d. and 10. lid. g Carpet Bags, With patent irons and brass lock. Os. Portmanteaus and Trunks of every de scription.—N.ll. The Trade supplied to any extent. I HAP CARPET NOS, &C. TWENTY-NIX YEAR/ ESTAIBLISEIZD. IrrHONIAS EMERSON'S CITY FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 91. Newgate-street, and 2, Christ Church pas, London. T.E. has, of the under-mentioned Articles, the largest and hest assortment in the trade, of superior qualities, warranted free from damages, which he is offering at unusually low prices, for ready pa meet viz. :- Brussels Carpeting , 4s. 3d. per yard ; new patterns, Is. Ild ; best tire-frame ditto Ss., laid down at Is. 3d. Scotch Carpeting, Is. Id. to la. Kidderminster. 21. ton. Id.; superfine ditto, 2s. 10d. to 3s. Venetians, O.d. to Is. lid.; Chocked ditto, 2s. 3d. Hearth Rugs. Is.; handsome patterns, 7s. Id. to 20z. 9-4ths stout Blankets, 6s. ; ll.4tbs, Pa. Pd.; extra-oiled Witneys, 12s. in 201. 11-Iths Counterranes, 12.4ths, le& Marseilles Quilts, 11.. to 205. Moreens, I*. 2d. to Is. 6d. Furniture lhmities, Id. to 7d.; 4-4th ditto, dd. to 10d.; Fumi. ture Prints, 60. to 10d. ; full Chintz, fast colours, Ild. to Is. 2d. ; Coloured Linings for ditto, Id. to 9d. Persian Carpets, 3 long, 11. lds. ; large sizes in proportion. Ready.made Kidderminster ditto, tie. Bd. to 10s. 664th Bruggets, I. Rd. to 2s. 44. Sheetings, bd. to I ; 5-4ths ditto, 1.. to Is. 6d. Damask Table Cloths, Is. lid. to 90s. ; Table Corers, 2s. 4d. to 20s. lied Ticking, Asti. to go.; ready made ditto, 9d. to Igo. Real India Matting, 9s. 6d.; with fermi other Article; too tedious for insertion. SALES BY AUCTION. REVERSION TO I.MOI. STERLING. By WI NST N1.14:11' and SONS, At the Auction Mart, near the Dank of England , on FRIDAY, Illay 7, at 12, 17AMIABLE gnd A Ils( PIA:TR REVERSION, amounting to the Sum of 1,11410/. Sterling, upon the death of a Widow Lady, now in the faith year of her age, and secured money in the Government Funds, standiug in the names of Trustees. Printed particulars may be hid of Mears. Amory and Coln, Solicitors, Tbrogmortomatreet ; at the Mart ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Patemostir-rovs. A SECURITY FOR SIX THOUSAND AND SEVENTY ONE POUNDS TEN SHILLINGS AND THREE-PENCE. R! WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Auction Mart, oar the Bonk of England, on FRIDAY, May 7. at Twelve. A VALUABLE SECURITY for Six Thousand and Seventy-one Pounds Ten Shilling, and i'breelvenee, chargeable upon the very extensive real and personal Estates of the late John Wilkinson, Esq. ofTwtlehead, in the parish of Gartmel, in the county of Lancaster, I mntnester, with all Interest due and owing thereon since the lid of October, Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Bell and Broderick, Solicitors, Bow Church-yard ; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and SIMS, Paternoster-row. FLEET-STREET. To HABERDASHERS, LINEN-DRAPERS, and OTHERS. Capital and commanding 74 IVarchouse„ and Dwelling. BWThkiT ' EV andSONS, At the AUCTIO N MA C , near the Rule of Ereglarri. On FRIDAY , May 7, at Twelve, Br direction of the Executors and Executrix. lIE Beneficial LEASE of those very capital and coin- I_ mending PREMISES, on the South side and moat preferable pert of Fleet-street, comprising Noe. Al and 112, having been esta blished for a great number of years in a Haberdashery and Mili ncry Trade of the first respectability, for which line of business the Premises are more especially calculated, offering a particularly eligible opportunity to any person desirous of continuing in the earns ; and to such every degree of facility will be afforded by the Executors. They are also well adapted for any other retail trade whatever, the parts appropriated for business being of ample ex tent, and the House affiwds sufficient accommodation for a numerous Establishment. Held for 17 years, at a very moderate Rent. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with printed Particu lars, may be had of Messrs. J. and W. Lowe and Cowburn, I . 4:Akins/I, Temple; at the Mart; and of IVinstanley and Sons, TO %VHARFINOBRS. STAVE, TIMBER, IRON, AND COAL-MERCHANTS, DISTILLERS, &e. Cdtitmodfot; and extensive Premi;e% St. Paul's, Shidwell, with • Footage to the River of shout Fißy-live Feet. By SVINSTANLEY and SONS, Al the Auction Mart. near thsßank of England, on FRIDAY, the 7th of Mar, at Twelve, ABENEFICIAL LEASE, for Twenty-one Years, at a Ground Rent of Twenty-six Pounds per Annum, Land. tax allowed, of very extensive and commodious Premises, well eat. misted for any of the above lines of business, or for Grain or Oil. merchants, Distillers, Brewers fur Shipping or New Duty Beer, Rack-roakere, Engineers &c. ; consisting of a capital and commo dious Wharf, with a frontage to the River of fifty-live feet, a stack of Warehouses, Counting-house, &c., and an excellent and convenient fhrelling-house, containing ample accommodation for a respectable Family, which might form a superior Hotel for Sailing Parties, or Steam-packet Passengers, going or disembarking from the numerous daily passing vessels, having three room. each 22 feet by IR, with views of the River, exclusive of others, rooms, sleep ing-moms, most advantageously situate, No. 74, Wapping-wall, Shadwell, occupying a site of ground nearly 100 feet 111 depth by about 05 feet in width. To be viewed by permission of the occupier. Printed Particulars may be bad on the Premises; of Mr. Crealand, Solicitor, Old Broad-atreet ; the King's Arms Tavern, Welldose-square ; at the Mart; and of Winstaaey and Sons, Paternomer-row. Valuable Long LEASEHOLD and COP VHOLD ESTATES, and OROUND RENTS, prodeciag nearly 1,8101. per Annum, By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, do FRIDAY, May at 11, In Leta, by direction of the Executors and Trus tees for sale, T HE valuable and eligible ESTATES of JAMES BROWNE. Esq. deceased, consisting of TOPPLNO:ti WHARF palm , in Tooley.street, with spacious Were and elbow Appertanatsom. lag Mr• =2, o ° 7=o years unexpired t - Stlld of Magdalen ta College, Orford, fee 10 years, from August, lel2l, at a ground rent of 31. 7s. A capital 11017 SE, 14, in Lower Berkeley-street, Portman. square, with Caw+ Houses, Stabling. and Offices, let on Imam, four yearn and a half unexpired, and held for ed years, at a ground raw of 171. Is. 'id. per annum. A commodious DWELLING ROUSE, 79, Pall-mall, let on lease, four years and a half unexpired, held under the Crown, at a `round rent of 21L Itls. 3d. A DITTO, No. 41, Marine-parade, Brighton, let to J. Calvert Clarke, Esq. on lease, and held for 67 years and a half, at a ground rent of NIL per annum. - - TWO GROUND RENTS of 211. per Annum eael 4 the one being the Ground Rent on the foregoing House, and the other the Ground Rent on the adjoining House. - . . - The very revulsive PREMISES, COACEI HOUSES, STA BLIND, Su. of Messrs. Crossweller and Co. situate in St. James's street, Brighton, on lease to Mears. Crosswdlet and Donaldson, near eight years unexpired, held for the awe% to m, at a ground rent of dfil. ds. A COPY HOLD HOUSE, situate the south-west corner of East-street, Brighton, let on a building lease, at a reserved rent of 9111. The whole Rental amounting to 1,5711. sa. per annum. The several Estates may be viewed 10 days previous to the sale, by permission of the respective occupiers ; and with tickets, which may he had of Winstanley and Sons, Pate rn oster-row partial. lays also of Wm. Hovill, Esq. Merchant Tailors' Hall. Thread needle-street; at the Mart; and at the different Libraries a Brighton. BUNTINOPORD, 11ERTS, 31 3111 es from London. TO be LET, on Lease, either Furnished or ITnfur a genteel FA M I IX RESIDENCE. pleasantly and cheerfully situated, at an agreeable remove from the 'turnpike-road, at lluntingfonl, with suitable Stabling and Out-Offices. good Garden. Lawn, and Shrubbery, and about Six Acres of rich Mea dow Land. The whole well supplied with water, and immediate possession may be had. Further particulars may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Pater. noster.row. }AHERN RARNET and FINCHLEY, In the County of Middlesex, within Eight Miles of London. By Mr. BURTON, On FRIDAY, May IR, at the Auction Mart, tear the Bank of England, at Twelve o'clock (Wen previously disposed of by Private Contract), in Six Lots. laIlE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD ESTATES:— hot I. The capital FREEHOLD MANSION.HOUSE, called the FRIERY, with extensive Pleasurti.grwande and Gar dena (calculated fur a family of distinction), situate in Friern Bar. net andtt2 Acres of Meadow and Arable Land immediately sur. minding the same, including a Bailiff's Cottage. The elegant and very appropriate FURNITURE may be had by valuation, if desired. Lot 2. The MANOR HOUSE, with mutable Office!. in Friern Barnet (adjoining Lot IL with certain Manorial Rights and Quit Rents, and 21i Acres of Pasture and Arable Land. Lot. 3. FOUR PIECES of LAND, in the parish of Friern Barnet (opposite the preceding lots), called Conduit Field, Ilyther Tylers, Further Tyler,. and Damson Grove Fields, containing to. gether, 38A. 35A. This Lot, and Lot 4, have Frontages of seve ral hundred feet on the high road leaJing from the admired village of Colney (latch to Whetstone. Lot 4. FOUR PIECES of LAND, adjoining Lot 3, called Church Field, Five Acres., Lane Field, Church Wood Field, and Church Field, containing together, 43a. 31. sr. Lots. A PIECE of WOOD LAND,situate in Black llnnw ane, in the liarish of Friern Ramey, called Little Priem Park Wand. containing Pt t. 2R. 10r.: and TWO PIECES of ARABLE LAND, called Ilungerdown. or Clover Field, and Ploughed Field, containing together 31A. '2a. 93r. This hot adjoins Feats :t and 4. Lot R. TWO PI ECES of LAND, in the parish of Finchley„ on the high North Road, opposite the eighth mile stone, called New Allotment and Little Hognian's Reines. enntsinirg together o*. Ist. lie. This lut has a Frontage of 300 feet, and abuts upon Lot I. The Land-tax on all the lots is redeemed, and the Lands in Fnern Barnet are exempt from Tithes, so long as they remain in the hands and manurance of the owner. The lands in Finchlcy are subject to a modus of 2d. per acre, in lieu of Rant tithes. l'ermission to view, and further particulars, may be had of Mr. Chapman, st Fitichlcy Lodge ; particulars may also be had of 11l r. Burton, 25, Ilucklersbury ; of .1. T. Rostock, Solicitor, George_ erect, 31ansion House. [guidon : at the place of sale ; Green Man, Whetstone ; Bed Lion. Barnet ; King's Head, %%'atford Angel, l'Amonton ; Queen's Head, near l'i:ichley Church ; and the Het Li-n and Sun, ilighgate. SALE BY AUCTION. • DEVON. THE VALUABLE 74A MIR OF faIIITRIRI'. AND OAI I I4 TAI, FREEMILD ESTATES. Con+r--,ing real( Three Thousand Acres . By r. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, girent.aireet,) At (:areaway's, on THURSDAY, April 29, at Tied's., la One Lot. E extensive MANOR of SI DBURY, with Court ." Led and Court Ramat, and nearly Three Thousand Aden of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable. Orchard, and Wood Land, ale. including an digible Residence, Sidtury House, with (Mash Oar_ den, Lawn well planted, and sundry other Dwellini7 and Cottages. forming nearly the whole Village of Sidbury, of which upwards of 2.000 ACTell are in Demesne; divided into eligible Farms, with Farm-house and ether Buildings; and nearly SOO Acres are ex pectant on the termination of one or more l i fe or Lira., .010 aged. The whale lies nearly is a ring -fence. in a fine sporting outintry, abounding with game. Thu Race flows through dif ferent parts of th e l an d s , which arepluinanU►dilernified, ing to the south, and command grand and picturesque views, aid affording moat delightful situations for building. The estate ,is within a 611011 distance of lime-itilne, and Is cs rabic of many improvements, in a mild lied 1 v climate, three miles of the much-frequented watering-place. Sidinvinah ansi above five frost Honiton, three from Ottery Sr. Mary, twelve from Lyme Regis, nine from Seaton, and Mariam horn Elder; witt the Turnpike-rot& from Lyme to Exeter ' and from Mahon es. Sidmouth running through the estate. A niail-caseh to au. & from London pessestbrough fiidbury daily. With the above Estate will be Sold, The Murot or Reputed Manor of BUCKLEY, and TOW Jr. - dred and Tweeter-live Acres adjoining, of rich Waugh Jilandow, Pasture. and Arable Land, and Orchard, principal part In hard. Both Estates together nearly THREE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES. May be viewed by applying at nitibury House. where partictil- , 1 may be had ; and of Messts. Flood and Mules, Solicitors. foci_ ton ; tin London and York Hotels, Sidmouth i The New Londe- Inn, Exeter; Castle, Taunton ; York House Hotel and Whir Lion, Bath ; Rush, B r is to l t len and Chickens, Birmingham Scar, Reading ; Castle, Salt-hill ;at fiarrawaye ; and of Mr. Robins, 17U, Regent-atreet, where Plain of the Estates tnay beseech SOUTH WALES. SPACIOUS MANSION, TE?IEV, TO RE SOLD OR LET FUR htISHED, HAI q For a Term of nor or Five fears,, ItEDRNCE of Hie aL late Sir Henry Mannix, Bart., known as Sion Houle. charmingly situated in the best part of the above &shin/141de and justly esteemed sea-bathing place, commanding on one side the most extensive marine views, and on the other, the most pleasing land prospects. The House Is detached, and approached by a carriage drive. contains a spaeiona halt, noble dining parlour, library. hillier& room, well-proportioned drawing - rooms , tasteful ly fi tted. up, pri.l - and secondary chambers, and superior offices t product's, . kitchen-garden and pleasure grounds ; an extensive detached ran e e of stables and coach-houses; and an additidual large walled gardPr the whole in good repair. and lit fur immediate occupation. The Executor residing on the Estates in Ireland, will sell the Freehold of Sion !louse on very advantageous terms; stlbject to the Fix tur. and Furniture being taken at a valuation, fa will Let the wee for the above teem, to a nobleman or family of respectability. SW(' of the important features it. this property are—Tenby, having at al' times an excellent and undsUally cheap market, a root arriving am d daily, a London coach daily ( distance 21111 miles), steam packets rom Bristol during the season, and several field: belonging. to the same Estate, to be purchased or let with the property. Principals may have cards to view, and particulars, at Mt. Bul lock's Auction and Estate Office, 211, High Holbornt PERSONAL BEAUTY. APEARS, 63, ll'ells-stre,t, Oxford-street, sole Pro. 9 prietor of the following elegant Articles for the Toilet, re spectfully acquaints Ladies of Fashion and Distinction, that be con tinues to manufacture them in that style of excellence which hat hitherto been his pasepen to public favour. His infiefktigab'o anxiety to please haring been rewateled with the greaten encou nigetnent iSuo, a liberal and discriminating Public, he with pie. . sure recommends them as the most perfect of their kind, and sue:. as cannot be exceeded for real utility and advantage : PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP, for embellishing art beautifying the completion. PEARS'S BOTANIC CREAM, pertleuhely 4-sic:dated to e used is Numeric, and by persons whose skins are of so tender a nature that the applicatioo of soap Is too sough and irritable to be used With pleasure. MALABAR DENTIFRICE. for improving the Teeth, best•• tirg the Gums,end tenxtening the West!). EAArt J.IQIJ/D 41,00)1 of RCIS&S. and *bite Impe rial Powder, ammo* foe givin g a bmatiful tinge to the Cheek and Lips, and the latter bestowing a delicacy to the count/zany:, strictly Compatible with a just idea of female grace. PEARS'S ROSE COLOUR or PINK SALTERS. • intention is far Drawing in Water Colours, Painting an Yew. tinging the Cheeks, Lipa, dcc. dying Silk, Lace, Mutinci, Feather,. Artifice' Flowers, dm IMPOSTURE UNMASKED. THE Progfess of Merit, although frequently assaik', is net impeded by Envy and Detraction. The aggress;ol of ambuscade terminates in defeat; and conscious rectitude ultt matel triumphs in the attainment of the grand object—old:the ••ItPtsos. The test of experience is the guarantee of fum', and has established WARREN'S BLACKING in general eet madam • of which there ethos not a s tr onger proof, than the is • acknowledgment of a host of servile imitators, who surreptitious. r obtrude on the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine a - tide, to the great disappointment of the unguarded purchaser. a ! manifest injury of Warren, whose character aid interest, by th iniquitous system, are eqaally subject to detriment. It bccomr , . therefore, an indispensable duty, to caution the public against t' • mann-urns of unprincipled renders, who having no character i law, and "annulated by avarice in their nefarious pursuits, aim .s the acquisition of money through nny medium but that of hoc. •-. The original and matchless Blacking bean on each bottle p *bor• direction. with the signature " ROBERT WARREN;" others are counterfeits; and in many instances the imposition Ishcis are artfully htterhned with a different address, in eel" small ehs hetween the more conspicuous ones of •• 30," and • II ic STIAND." It is earnestly recommended to shopkeepers and others, wt" me deceived by base fabrications of 'noun's Rlark ing, to return the detected trash to the source from whence it es-.o and expose the machinations of rurality to merited obloquy. Warren's Blacking is surpassingly brilliant; it excludes dam, gives pliancy to the leather, retains its pristine virtue in all c. - mates, and, combining elegance with comfort, is an article eqii.t4 • of indispensable fashion and utility. ties, at Sold b dd., led., y every respectable Vender in and led. each. town and country, in tx ., IM PORTA NTI N FOR MA TION. mcwitin;;itta (N7'- j posed in their progress to celebrity, by prejudice and lien rhe Amateurs of penonal attraction are earnestly invited ,a a proof of unparalleled excellence, by the use of ROWLAND'S KALYI)OR, a CORMetie of vital importance to the improve if Female Loveliness. Powerful of effect, yet mild of influence, t;••6 admirable specific possesses balsamic properties M . sorpria.-:: energy. It eradicates Freckles, Pimples, Spots, Bodnen. all Cutaneous Eftaptions, gradually producing a Delicately Cie , . and Soft Skin; transforms even the most sallow Complea.on Into Radiant Whiteness; resists the scorching rays of the Sus; successfully opposes the attack of inclement weather, and renders harsh and rough skin beautifully soft, smooth, and even ; imp to to the Neck, iFsee, and Arms; a Healthy and Juvenil- Bloom; diffuses a pleasant Coolness, and by due perseverance in the apcli. cation of ROWLAND'S KALYDOR, promotes a free aid uninterrupted exercise of those important functions of the Ski". which are of the utmost nematity for the presentation of Ifealtb, and the attainment and continuance of a Beautiful Complexion. The KALYDOR is equally indispensable in the Nursery rs . st the Toilet. Perfectly innoxious, it may he used by the most ern. cate Lady, with the assurance of safety and efficacy. To 1110 0 1 c-a Nursing their Offspring, it gives, in all eases of incidental inflp.s.. mation, immediate relief; cools the mouth of the Infant, and (-t -hane( a internal pleasure in the e.ct of administering alimentary nourishment. To Gentlemen whose Faces are tender after shaving.—A great infelicity which attend. the operation of Shaving, is the irritatiot f the Skin ; many Gentlemen suffer greatly from this cause. You land's Kalydor will he found excellent beyond precedent in amelio rating and allaying that most unpleasant sensation. It removes unpleasant harshness of the Skin, ocra4oned by intense Imlay Hest or Cold Winds ; and thus to the Traveller, whose avocations ex pose hint to various change of weather, proves an infallible %poetic z .a_yr2mpt resource—and as conducing to comfort, a pleasing ap e and invaluable acquisition.—Patronital by the Priziares VZirtary, the Persian Arnbatuuulor, and recommended by the most eminent of the Faculty. Finally, it is the most ltr,cll.lo preparation of any extant, and should hes Vade 3lecuin for every family. Sold in Half-pinta. at J. Pal. ; and Pines, at /10.4.1. oacb t duty included. by the Sole Proprietors, A. Rl /W LAND and NON. No. Hatton-garden, Holborn, !Amami; and by appoinunent. by M. Ilendric, Tichbonw-snort ; Smyth, 117. Daum and Pierce, 37, D. Riggs, 3d, ?new Bor.d.atmet ; Bayley and Blew, Cocksour street ; Sanger, 110, Oxford-street Berry and Co. 17. Greek_ "Ten Butlers, Chaapside, and 2'4, Regent-street;Rowney, Ilatton-garden t Colkv. Bishopsgate-street ; J. T. Rive, (Thearide; Tete, 141, 3ohnaoet, 14 1 , Cornhill ; P4lr.ntilv, St. Paul a Church-yard ; Sutton, Bow Church-vard Bu-gtib4. st, IlolMwu_hdl; Lon. 334. Prout. 231, Strand; Barclay and ;ion., 95, Fleet-market ; Stredling and Nix, Royal Exchange ; .aiio by moat Pcrfuntersand Medians Venice. Obverve, no it arr geouhie without the eguahr2--A. ROW 1...1N 1) anti SOS.