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/ 2 4 , • ( 7 7:171P. , ..."..."1111r. - ••••-• ••••^"•••••••• -.--.• --., --0 - / t • ,/*/......-..... 1 . " L . 4 • *I-. .1: #• ' ... • 1 , t !P , N••• - cA;:".( 1 . r'...7' sw: L , ltr , 4 .........• .........._, ...„,. -‘... 1 i• C 1 .,... _....) 111 No. 7,238. LONDON, WEDNESDA. FEBRUARY 22, 1826. Price 7d. SALES BY AUCTION. OONTRACT FOR TALLOW CANDLES. NAkr-OfFICE, Pik 16, 1314 CoMiscipal OfiandConsnsissionsri of hi s Ma rises Nem do give Nonce, n THURSDAY, t e2l of March next. at One o'clock, gm will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to eons foe aupplyine hit Ills;esty's several Dock Yards with TALLOW CANDLES. A =mite of the Outfits. and a form of the Tender, may be iso it this OtEte. No 'fender will be received after f)ne o'chick. ca the day of treaty. JIM any noticed, unless the Party or au Agent nom him anoint.. tray Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Mani , and signed by a responsible Person, engaging to be le= bound. wit the Prison tendering, in the Sum of 4001. for the des performance of the Contract. QT. GEORGE STEAM PACKET COMPANY , 1.-7 OFFICE, 19. War ta-st REET.l.tvearoot.. DUBLIN.—.Tha LORD BLAYNEY sails, with Goods and Pas s, Three Times a Fortnight. CORK.—The LEE sails, with GOOdd and Passengers, Weekly. The above Vessels load in the Bninswiek Basin. JOR N WATSON, jun. Agent. In the Pms, Sve. OBSERVATIONS on the setae! State of the English LAWS OF REAL PROPERTY, with the Outlines of a Code. By JAMES HUMPHREYS, 4 Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. THE CELLAR OF WINES OF G. opANT,,ESQ. MIL PHILLI PS respectfully - THIS DA, the 224 lament, rt Y o'clock, ha shall SUBMIT by AUCTION(, at his Rooms. New bowl-street. the CELLAR of %MILS, incluJing old Port, Shaery,-Modetra, Bweetes, Vidnoin, excellent Claret, St. Posy, Ceti-earl, Cham pagne, a few man of remarkably line old Lliveures, a few clowns of Brandy, rte pmperly of Q. Grant, Esq. from wham randence at Shenley Hill, hear Barnet. the Wines wilt be permitted to the pu rch a"rs. Warranted to clear out on or before the 10th of March, or forfeit Freight. direct FOR SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, the very fiats New Ship MEDORA. Burthen 230 tone. JAMES R. CIiENDON, Commander, lying in the London Dock; has superior accommodations for Passengers. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander ; or to JOSEPH HORSLEY AND CO, 7, Dinner-square. On Sarin's"' will be published. in Rvo. VINDICIR ECCLESI3 ANGLICANIE—L^tter4 to Charles Buda. Erg. coorprialng Denys on the Roinish Religion, and vindicating " The Book mettle Church." By ROBERT SOOTIIIIT, L.L.D. Priffled far John Murray. Albernarle.strret. Also. s New Edition of the BOOZY of the CHURCH ; by Robert Souther. 2 cola Ste. 24r. -May be tasted at the &de; and Catalogues had two days purl. oes, ar•l*. Phillips's. This day. ave. 9s. &I VINDICATION " The BOOK of the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH" safest the Rev. George Town end's " Accusations of Healey artiness the Church of Rome." with Notice of some charges breuet spinal " The Book of the Roman Catholic Church," In the publications of Dr. Philpotts, the Rev. John Todd. the Rev. Stephen Isaacson, 8.A., the Rev. Joseph Wean Wltiee, M.A. &D., and in same anooymous publications. By CHARLES BUTLER, Esq. Printed for John Money, Albemarle-street. THE SPLENDID SERVICE OF COSTLY PLATE, UNIQUE DRESS/WI-CASE, it. it. MADE FOR JOSEPH HAYNII. Fag. MR. PHILLIPS rerpectfully notifies, that on MONDAY NEXT, and (Mowing Dap, at 12 for 1 preckily, he shall SU Ws! IT by AUCTION, at his Oren XOllllll%, Net Dood-strett, THE SUPERB AND COSTLY SERVICE OP MODERN Has only room for Fltif Tone of Light Goode, and will leave the London Docks on &muds,. the 23th instant, FOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, and NEW BOUtii WA LBS. the fast-sailing Ship, ADRIAN, A 1, Burthen 360 Tar; STEPHEN BROWN, Commander; lying in the London Dock. HVI superior accommodations for Passengers, and will Carry en experieactit burgeon. For Freight or Passage, apply to W. D. Dawson, 39, Old Broad. street ; the Commander ; or to JOISEPII HORSLEY and Co, 7, Biller -square. PLATE, manufactured by Meows. Rundell and Co., and composed a a parr of noble oval-shaped soup tureens. covers, and plateays, sauce tureens, ragout and vegetable dishes and covers, sets of eructs, mumble dishes, oval meat dishes and covers. sets of ital.., two pair of ice pails, table and charribtx candlciricks. a magnificer. epergne of elo.nrrate workmanship ; several clovers oP dinner and clewed forks. %reek , and ladles a tea an 4 afire* equipage, and a dejeone servos% orna.melna. wißeWarU ensues. vase., and ewers ; a par of oriental 'silver name pagodas, snuff boxes, and a variety of useful items, of a superior manufacture, designed with great taste and novelty. Also the unique add costly DRESS ING.EASE, weighing toge ther nearly YEXT PRESENTATION. By Mr SIWTTIZWORTH,. At the Mart : on WEDNESDAY, March 8, at 12, unless au . . This day is published. erica 2i. iHE GRIEVANCES of IRELAND, their Causes, and du* Remedies; la a Letts, to Sir Fracas Burdett, • M.P. By WILLIAM STUReH. Esq. Sold by Resrlatil Hunter, 72, St. Paul's Chureli•yard. CONTRACT POR CANADA TIMBER, ASII OAR RAFTERS. AND 01111INARY DEALS. OFFICE, Ftl, 17, lIIN. T HE Prin , ,ipal Officers and Commissioners of his Ma ; juty's Navy Jo hereby fire MOW. that on THURSDAY. ' the lichee March next, at One o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such persons es may be willing to contract for supplying his Majesty's Dock/ards with the following Articles, to be imported but the Commissioners will be willing to receive any proportion of the said Golds from the home market which the parties tendering my ofer. v.z. : CANA D.t RED PINE TIMBER. CANADA YELLOW PINE TIMBER. 0,•1. RAFTERS. ORDINARY DEALS. agribieions of the Artifice, amt Yonne of the Tenders. tney be ems ea this Office. No Tender will be received slier One o'clock on the day of treaty, nor any noticed unless the party or an agent Is him attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the 142.7 Board, and signed by two responsible persons, copping to b erase bound with the person tendering in the toms hereinafter nrmions,l, for the due performance of the Contracts, vit. : Timber . . • . . .1.1,509 Rake G I etlit Deals • . • . . . 1,3110 TO THE PROPRIETORS (11P EAST INDIA STOCK. Lions LI D TN consequerce of the regignation of your highly re '. spectable Director, Mr. Money (the cause of whose retirement 1 sincerely reel), I take the earliest opportunity of acquainting you that it is my determination to offer myself as a Candidate to etipply the vacancy ip the Direction of your affairs. I have already submitted to you the grounds on which I have ventured to solicit the honour of year suilVageo t and I take the liberty of adding, that if any doubts were entertained respecting my legal capacity of being chosen a Director, those doubts must now be entirely obviated by my having resided mote tban two years in England since my return from the Mauritius. Permit me again to assure you, that should your suffrages place me In the highly responsible and honourable post of one of your Directors. the whole of my time and my beet exertions will be diligently employed in the maintenance of the rights and into. rests at the Teat India Company ; and that by the constancy of Inv serv:the I shall hope to dame and secure the continuance of vur approbat too. i have the honour to be. with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your must obedient humble servant. R. T. FARQUHAR. 2. Richmond-terrace. Whitehall, Feb. IR. 1820. P a.. The Day of Election is Reed for 'WEDNESDAY, the lst at Math, st the East India House. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER. GENTI 1011eN, IN consequence of LORD BINNING'S intended re signainn, whenever a Dissolution of Parliament may take place, i art induced to offer myself as a Candidate for the high ~ o nut in becoming one of your Representatives. L'rconrered with any Party, unfettered by any promise, the principles in which I have been brought up would lead in: to rt.e my firm and c.mscient;ons support to that line of conduct which has been generally pursued by the present Administration ; and whilst I disclaim all intolerance in religious matters, my at. taehmert to our excellent Constitution. as at present established in Chum an.t State, would instruct me to guard against the ad. mission of those to politiml power, who cannot but look with jea. lousy on the ascendancy of a rival Church Etablisliment. Should 1 be tertunso enoug to be placed in the honourable situation to which 1 aspire, it will he my endeavour, by ant sai. ailteharEt of ale d'art attendant on it, to crime uty grad titde. and the interest I must always take in the prosperity of ad opulent and important a portion of my native County. s Whenever a proper time malt arrive, I shall hasten to apply manually to every individual among you, and to solicit your support. I have the honour to he, Gentlemen, With the greatest respect, Your ray faithful and nbesient servant, EDWARD KNIGHT, jun. _ . Onelmereham Park, Feb. 18,1828. GUILMIAILL. I,OIIIDOW, Fri. 21, MG. TO ARrHITECTS, SITRVEYORS. THE COMMITTEE of the CORPORATION of LONDON appointed to carry into execution the Act of Parlismert for the REMOVAL of FLEET-MARKET, do hereby give notice that they are ready to receive DESIGNS, ac ommanied with Specifications and Estimates. for erecting a new MARKET on a site of ground lying un the North side of Stone cutter-street, and between shoe-lane aed the present Market. A Premium of One Hundred Pounds will be given for the first sp. prnr2.l Design, and Fifty Pounds for the second: and a further Premium in respect of the Estimate, agreeably to the printed panicithrs, which, with instructions for the Designs, and a Plan of the site of Ground, may be had on application at the Office of Works, EuildhalL AVOODTHORPE. SPITALFIELDS.—DISTRESS of the BILK WEAVERS. - Feb. !I. 1824. Ate a AIEETINO of the COMMITTEE held this day in the Vreley-r,mun, So'llll'l6lB, _ Hee. RICHARD HARVEY in the Chair, absolved, That wring to the very many applicanti for relief, Irlaie.h up to this day have reached the number of 4.247 cases, and, averaging four to a family, amount to 16,1418 tveroons, the ifernands on their funds have been so great that the (;ors. mitts. are under the necessity of stating, that unless the Fund placed at their divan' be promptly and considerably augmented, Nis Committer will he compelled not only to refuse all fresh ap plications, but to discontinue affording further relief to the distress ing ma that have been already subnottid to their consideration. Amount already advertl a. I .sed. C 10,114 12... 6d. Rev. Dr. Fsneourt 2 0 A Friend, by Mr. Ballsnee 1 0 At the Stock Exchange. Moses Montelioye. Esq. 20 0 0. W. D'Alnialne 1 1 W. M. . - 1 6 Francis Roe. Ertl 1 1 Robert Proves, Esq. 1 I R. J. B. 101. frd. 11. Cooper. FAq. - 1 By Meson. Glyn and Co. The Hon. Mrs. B. House- By Blowors. Bothell, and Co. Benitinin Keene, Esq. (Weston) 10 0 Major Y - 5 0 By Messrs. Lod coke and Co. Richard Llewellyn Esq. Stamford. Lincolnshire 5 0 Rev. Jos. Hughes 1 U By Mesars.Jones, Lloyd, and Co. ro. Saudi, Al anor.terrace. I;hchies . . 10 0 rte, per Boarctic and Co. 5 0 31. A. T. • - 3 I By 3lettrs. Martin. Stow, & Ca J. C. Powell, Esq. 10 0 V. B. Walt. Beg.. M.P. 10 10 By Mews. Willis and Co. Lady Simeon, per blesses. Child and Co. . S U Mrs. Sally Hamilton, per ditto 1 • The Dean of H'inelwster, per dlttu . 10 111 311‘. E‘lward Than 2 • By 31ears. Smith, Payne, & Co. G. T. Lanihert, Es q. 5 6 por3lews. William Coles, Esq. ditto I Edward Edwards, Esquire, Stock Exchange 10 0 x. y. . " - oto Hy Alison. Conies and Co. John Chernogton, Esq. 3 Mr... John Charrington 2 0 Thotta, Sulharnstead /louse . 10 0 !Bichsel S. Pamther, Esq. 5 0 By illeasra. Grote and Co. hirs.3l.iry Aahley,Epaorn 10 0 Br lilesara. Banbury and Co. C. D. K. B. - 20 0 ify - ile;rs. Kay and Co. Mr. William Woods 0 10 W. F.. Clapham . 1 1 By Messrs. Susan and Co. The Driver of a Cart, No. ()rote and CO: night Hon. Lard Beaicy, per Morn. Los and to. 50 0 H. W. A. - I I Ditto ditto • 109. Gd. I /Thiel Walton, Esq. 5 31t. Winn, Farminghom 5 0 11. 31. 1. H. . 111 0 By Nom. Sit W. Coro. and Co. A Motherandtworlildren 3 0 Alex. tutting, Esq. 5 W. H. • - 2 J. Nevbwry, Esq. 2 0 80. Philip Albrood, Wanitiworth . 2 2 31ra 31. . 1 0 Subscription are rrceived by I Win Halo, Fig. Treasurer. and 114,261, to be excused being prosecuted for im. property driving on the tith February,(Hovell)ing.r.d. By Messrs. Stevenson and Salt. H. T. . I I E.j.Lititieton. Esq. M.P. 20 Alesers.Stevenson sad Salt 25 31rs. Dib Mn. Salt Min Salt Mr. T. felt Mix E. Salt 2 . 2 0 . 1 0 1 0 1 0 we Right lion. the Load Mayor, y all the Bankers. (lANDLES Gill. per lb. ; Wax-wick Moulds SI vv for ash, or ere*lit on the usual terms, at DAVIES'S old c . tablie:teti Warehouse, 42, St. Martin's-lane, opposite New cliughtees Coffee.hou,e. Every article of the beat, at prices as under :-I"andles rd. per dozen ; Wax-wick Moulds 29- fine Woe Candles, SS. fid. per lb. ; Sperm Candles, 21. Sd. ; Palace Wel Lights, a*. 2d.; Mottled Soap. 7119. per 1181. Lard, ; Windsor and Pal m Soap, Is. 44. _per lb.; Brown .WILASOT. Is. lid. Sealing Was, 41. dd. the goat S p erm Oil , pot forwa rded to all parts at du world. I. L 9 Warrsme,:. to Cleat on or before the 10th of March, or forfeit . Freight. FOR CA LCUTTA, liberty to land Ps eaters at Madam. the eery Thee TO* Shits 1110 V IDEINCE, bur. then 74) tom JOHN :II ARTIN *ROLM. Commander (of the Honourable tompiay's Sereicej to load in the East India Export Hock. Hasa very cotamodloos poop and other excellent accom modations for Passonlears, carries a tt4.rgeon, and is fitted as a regu lar Indianan. For Freignt or Passage apply to the Commander; or to JOSEPH HORSIJEY and Co. 7, Billiter.square: BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL.—The °ALLEM' for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, including the celebrated PICTURE of CHRIST IT:OWNED WITH THORNS, by W. Drury'', R.A. purchased by the Directors, IS OPEN DAILY, from Ten in the Mottling until Five in the Evening. W. BARNARD, Keeper. Admission le..—Catalegue Is. 1111ERVVIAN MINING COMPANY.—A YEARLY 1 GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS et this COM PANT will, in pursuance of the Deed of Settlement, be held on WEDNESDAY, the tut of 31ezdt, m the City of London Tavern, Bialtopegate-street, at Ooe o'clock precisely. - By order of the Board of Directors, 9, Rives Arms-yard, F.O. TARA RT, '&l3, 11116. Secretary. M EM CAN b CO irt M u P e A o; N o T e .—T ers he ves tin n to , r h s em h:vit t t h l Deed afttittsthutlaatle a call of Five Pounds per share on y each and every et the in this Cloutpany, the Proprietors are re. quere3 to pay the saute to Messrs. Dlasterrnan. Peters, and Co., Bankers, Nichohm.lane, Lombard-stmt, to the Account of the Trustees of the Company, ott or before THURSDAY, the 23d day of March, being thirty days from the date hereof. By order of the Board. 31, Brest Winchester-street, J. M. MAUDE, Feb. 21, 1826. Secretary. IMPERIAL GAS LIGHT and COKE COMPANY, 10, COLE Y A E-5T YEE T, JAN. 20, 186. Notice bybeen y given, that the Directors of the Imperial Oas Lllh insiColse Company. at a Meeting held at the C,ompany's Office,. on Friday, the `.{oth day of January instant, did make a further Call of 2:. per Share from the Proprietors of and in the Ca. pital of the said Company, upon each of their respective Shares therein, hy.virtue of and according to the provisions Of two several Ads of Pediment, made and passed in the second and fourth years of the reign of his present Majesty respectively, for incorporating the said Company, and for the tiveral purposes in the said Acts mentioned, and that the said Proprietors are hereby required to Pay the LAMS on or before the 23d day of February next ensuing. to or f.rr t.4tieneetf teorge Smith, Esq. Treasurer to the said Com pany, to the Banking-lutuse of blasts. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, Ala lion llouse.place, By order of the (Sent of Directors, 11EN-RXI CLARKE, Clerk to die Company. NEXT WEbNESDAY. 111 AND J. SIVEWRIOIiT the Contractors Fare- SY • weal Schetae. SIR TWENTY THOUSANDS! and other Prizes, forming sn aggregate of a QUARTER of a MIL LION STEILLINti, all must be decided NEXT WEDNES. DM', Ist of March, and Lotteries end for ever after two more Drawings. Tickets and Shares are selling by J. and J. Sivewright, the Con tractors, at their tortuti3te Offices. No. 37, Corohill; 11, Holborn ; and VI, Haymarket, London ; where they sold 12,418 . - a Prize of . . /30.000 8,813 . . a Prize of - . 21,03 Besides other Capitals in the last and late Lotteries. ACLERGYMAN, married, beneficed, and residing a convenient distance from London, his Pupils limited to six, would be glad to till a vacancy with a Gentleman's Son whose health or education may require more than usual attention. Letters to be addressed to the Rcv. 11. S., Messrs. Harding and Lepatd's, Booksellers, 4, Pall-mall East, London. PARTNERSHIP WANTED. ANeligible opportunity now oBers for the employment of Capital to the cxten(of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, in a Manufacturing Concern in the vicinity of London, yielding large profits, and attended with little risk. Application., by respectable Person., addressed to A. P., Baltic CoWee.house, 'Threadneedle-street, will be answered by the Prin cipal appointing an interview. NMOREL, Upholsterer, respectfully acquaints the • Nobility and Gentry, and his Friends in general, that he continues to carry on Business upon the Premises, No. 13, Great Alarlburough-street, and will do so during the Sal , : of his late Partnership Stock; after which his Rooms will be oper.ed with a New Assorunent, at very reduced prices. THE WESTERN REPOSITORY FOR THE CABINET MAKERS' SOCIETY. NOTICE. —The Trustees of the Cabinet Makers' So ciety most respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in General, that they have taken that magnificent Gothic Building, late the Kepner Bazaar. situated in the New-road, be tween hlarylebone New Church and Baker-street, in addition to their Old Establishment, 71, Leadeoltall-street, which will be opened on MONDAY, the 27th Instant, with an exte.naive asrorunent of ' all kinds of CA BI NET and UPILOLSTERY GOODS. The astonishing increase of Trade, owing to the distinguished and liberal patronage they have received flour many of the first Families in the Kingdom, have induced the Trustees to augment their Establishment ; and they beg to avail themselves of this op. portunity to return their grateful thanks for the decided preference they have experienced ; ard they do aver, that their best exertions shall be exercised to merit a contimuuics of such unexampled en couragement and public fasnpr. There will be a Quantity of Paper, very cheap foe Drawing, and Bed Rooms; and a Plate Glass Warehouse. N.B. A regular Register Book kept for Disposing and Lotting lof Howe* plo Charge made for Entry; Ir aro. mice Inc 40. in boards. ESSAYS on the EV IDENCrs, DOCTRINES. and PRACTIOA L OPERATION of CHRIST lANIT Y. Bs JOSEPH JOHN GORKY. London : Published by John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill Hamilton and Co. Paternoster.row ; W: Alexander and Son; York ; and S. Wilkin, Norwich. In I;lino. price 7s. in hoard!. PBALMS according to the authorised Version ; with prefatory Titles, and tabular Index of Scriptural Referenevi. from the Port Royal Authors ; marking the circumstances and Chronologiad Order of their Composition. To which is addal, an Essay upon the ['Wink and their Spiritual Application. By MARY ANNE SCHIMMELPENNINCK. London : Sold by John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill ; and by W. R. Richardson, Clare—street, Bristol. FOREIGN t IR( . 1 A T [NG LIBRARY, 4, BROAD STREET. EXCHANGE. BOOSEY and SONS respectfully inform the SuW scribers to their Circulating I:tbrary of Foreign Rooks they have jest published& Second Supplement io their Catalogue. The Library now comas* of nearly Five Thousand r ohmic* of the most esteemed Works in the French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese Languages. Class 1.--Subiteribers paying 5/. Si. the rear, 3/. 3s. the half year, or IL 166. per quarter, are entitled to eight volumes in town, or sixteen in the country, with new works and periodicals. Class 11.-41. 4s. the year, 21. ll*. Ga. the lair year, or 11. 11‘.11.3. per quarter, six volumes in town, or twelve In the country, ith new works and periodicals. Claws II Is. the year, 21.35. the half year, or 11.55. per quarter, four volumes in town, or eight in the country. Class IV.-21. 2s. the year, 11. ss. the half year, or r,g. per quarter, two volumes in town, or four in the country. Terms and Regulations tube had gratis: also ne T. Boosey and Co.'s Foreign Music Warehouse, 2S, Holies -street, Oxford.erreet. Dedicated. by permission, to the King. ON the NATURE and SY MPTOAIS of CATARACT, and on the Cure of that Disease in its early tows: by a mode of practice calculated to prevent the oectirrence of Blindness, and to render unnecessary the operation of Couching and Extrac tion ; illustrated by Cases. Hy JOHN STEVENSON, Esq. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and Surgeon Oculist and Aurist to his Floral Highness the Duke of York, &c.; nod Author or Practical Treatises on Weakness of Sight, third edi tion. and on " Gotta Serena," &c. . " The M ork will form an era by no means unimportant In the annals of pphdvelinie Surgery. We can with notch stuisfacti.oi recommend the Treuise to the attentive ant4unprejudiced penistil of our readers."--Ndinbsugh Journal of Insliral eteietvee. No. 1. See also the Medico-Chirurgical. the laancetyand biker Hevien . homy be unmee to add, for general informlitTff, tiro the'fibuf alluded to is distinguished by its mildness and success ; by its ap. plicability to every variety of Cataract, and at any period of life ; 'by the acuteness of vision which ensues ; and by its not involving the risk of subsequent deformity of the Eye, or of a secondary attack. These advantages are obtained, and the protracted mise ries contingent upon waiting for nionths or years for the ripenieg of the Cataract, and the accession of blindness, ate avoided. by mak ing the resources of nature subservient to the removal of the disease, so soon as an inconvenient degree of weakness or obscurity of eight is found to exist. . . , liu - bli;1;et1 by G. B. Al'hittaker, Ave.Maria•Mne. This day Is published. price la. bound, TABLES OF INTEREST, at 3,4, and 5 per •Cent, from I/. to 10,t1001., and from l to 365 Days, In lire. gular progression of single drys. With Tables at all the ribose Rawl. front One to Twelve Months, and from One to Ten Years. Also Tables showing the Exchange on Bills: the Amount of any Salary, Ate. by the Day. Week. ftlonth, or Year; is Table of Dis count on Bills ; and a Table showing the exact number of days from soy day throughout the year to 31st December, the usual period to which Interest is calculated. The Ninth Edition, care fully corrected. By JOIIN THQSISON, Accountant in Edinburgh. Printed for James Duncan, 37, Paternoster-row ; and Bell and Bradrute. Edinburgh. SPAIN. Just published. embellished with two Engravings. of Costume, Part XXIIL (containing Spain, Part Ill.) of TI E M ODERN TRAVELLER ; or, A Popular )escription. Geographical, Historical, and Topographical, of the Various Countries of the Globe, compiled from the latest and but Authorities (to be continued in Monthly Pats); on Mel.. liaised with correct Maps and numerous Engravings, price 2s. lid. each. Two Parts make a volume. The following Countries may be Ind together or separate, in boards, ss. Gd. ; half.bound, Gs.; or alt'-gilt extra, 7a. per vo lume Palestine I vol. ; Syria and Asia Minor 2 vole. ; Brazil and Buenos Ayres, 2 vols. ; Mexico and Guatimala, 2 vols. ; Colom bia. 1 vol. ; Arabia, I vol. ; Russia, I vol. (lessee, Egypt, Perlis, India, &c. will follow in succession. " Of this valuable little work (still in course of publication) ten volumes have been produced, the last being_an account of Russia. which at the present moment comes rather opportunely. Judging front the portion of the aeries which we have read, namely, the volume just mentioned, and the description of Palestine, we are in duced to recommend the work as a very agreeable compendium of all that has been brought to light by the enterprise of modern travellers for the last five and twenty years: yet their in formation being spread over books too costly and too diffuse, is beyond the reach of either the time or the money of the general reader. In the present work, however, the really valuable matter in the intelliget.ce of these travellers has been collected, compared. and condensed by the Editor. and is laid before the reader in a newly written narrative, distinguished by great labour of investie gallon, and by a singularly clear and entertaining manner. It re minds us of the summing up of a skilful judge, when the various evidence in a case is simplified and luminously detailed in his own words, except in an occasional instance or two, where the identical expressions of a witness have been worthy to be preserved on ac count of their force and character. which might be injured by translation. The printing of the work deserves praise; anti that nothing may be wanting, maps and plates of views and costume (on a small scale of course) are given."—New Monthly Illagazine. London: Printed for James Duncan, 37, Paternocaer-row. NANCHESTER-SQUARE. TOWN RESIDENCE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. SHUTTLE WORTH, At the Man, on NyEDNESDAY. March 8, at 12, In anent two .-- ............., _.. . . , , Lots, as shall be determined upon at the time of sale, unless Ato lately disposed of by private contract, N Excellent TOWN RESIDENCE, with coach house and stable attached. suitable for a Member of Parlia ment, private family, or newly married couple, in perfect repair. and recently fetrnished in the most complete and fashionable man ner, very desirably 'hunted No. 18, Al anebester.street, Manchester. square, containing numerous airy bed chambers, an elegant suite of three drawing-rooms, excellent dining parlour, library, dressing towns. waver ciusat, kiaahart, housekeeper's room, domestic offices oral ecilarina. . . May las.itfirmal. pd. partkuittaltl4 Ant-Ste PrefOTtt rgif i V4 Culllnson and Son, Chenies-street, Bedfoed.t.quare ; Or Lowtew, ['loose and Batty. Solicitor*, Hamm-court ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, $B, Poultry. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES AND'GROUND RENTS. Producing Seven Uundred a;tl.Nitiiii : nine Pounds Four Shillings per Annum, and the nest Presentation to a valuable Rectory in Essex. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, March 8, at 12, in Lots, TITE following FREEHOLD ESTATES and GROUND RENTS, via. :—A capital substantial RESI. DLNCf: and Premises, situated No. 35, Cornhill, the corner of Ilirchin-lane, on lease to and in the otrupationof the Trustees of the British Commercial Insurance Company, for the term of thirty years unexpired, at a net rent of 301. per annum. A . spacious substantial DWELLING-HOUSE, Warehouse, and Premises. advantageously situated No. 6, Skiancr.street, Hol born, let on Isaac. for a term of upwards of sixty years unexpired, at a net rent of 1501. per annum. A spacious substantial DWELLING-HOUSE and Premises, eligibly situated No. 40, Skinner-street, let on lease and in the oc cupation of Mr. ll'right, carpet-manufacturer, for a term of twenty years unexpired, at a net rent of 851. per annum. Two eonveoient DWELLING-HOUSES and Premises, de ,,iralely situated Nos. 36 and 37, Hatton-garden; one on lease, the other in the occupation of a tenant at will, at net rents, atnounting to 1201, per annum. Also several LEASEHOLD GROUND RENTS, amply se cured, and issuing out of 82 dwelling-houses, garden-ground, and premises; comprising the whole of Swing's-buildings and Sack ville-row, Mile-ead-road, and streets adjacent, together a net rental _et 140/. 4s. per annum. And the NEXT PRESENTATION to the RECTORY of ROCIIFORD, near the fashionable iVatering-place, Southend. with a good residence and offices, 48 acres of glebe, the great and small tithes of the parish, and other emoluments, estimated worth 7001. per annum. 'file present incumbent about sixty-tour years of age. May be vitwel with leave of the tenants, and particulars may be bad 13 days previous to the sale of Messrs. Alliston and Hundleby, Freeman's-court, Cornhill; at the Auction Man: and of Alr. Shuttleworth, No. 23, Poultry. ELIGIBLE§FREEHOLD . fSTATE, CARMARTHEN- SHIRE. By Mr.CAUTY, At the Auction Mart. opposite the Hank of England, on WED NESDAY, March 22, at Twelve o'clock, A N eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising CR. 21fIA. I rt. OP. of excellent arable and pasture land, conve niently disposed into five farms, with good farm houses and farm buildings, delightfully situate near to Llandilo, the most beautiful part of the county of Camiarthen. May be viewed by leave of the tenants, and descriptive printed particulars bad twenty days preceding, at the Inns in the vicinity ; of John Phillips, Esq. Solicitor, Liandilo; the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England ; of Charles liertslet, Etq. soli citor, 7, Northumberland -street, Strand; arid of Mr. Lamy, acceptable ()Inc is prawimtsly trade be private Cotitract, HE NEXT PRESENTATION to the valuable T RECTORY of KEINEDON lIATCH,?, very plea windy-situated Parish, cemprleing upwards of Olltionsand Two lituntred Acres, chiefty rich Amble Land, 3 miles from Ittentwood, 3 from Chipping I )ngar. and only IR miles from London. In an ele vated and salubrious part of the (aunty of Essen, and most resm.ct able neitthbnurkintl. with an excellent Parsonage Ileum and Glebe lying immediately arourd it ; estimated value between 403 L and SOL per annum. Incumbent in hie diith year. 03lay be viewed by pertnisainn of the tncumbent, and is:minder; had 14 days previous to the sale. at the Bell and Star Inn, Oxford - blua and Hoop Inn, Cambridge; et the Mart ; awl of Mr. Shut tlewulth, 28, Poultry. TURNHAMAIBEEN. By Mr. IMIUTTLEIVOKTII, At the Matt, on WEDNESDAY, Starch 8. at 12, BOHEMIA HOUSE, a genteel LEASEHOLD RE SIBENCE, cheerfully situated, tour miles and a half from Hyde Park-corner. on To:alum-preen ; containing two servants' rooms, five bed-chambers, dining end drawing-rooms, breakfast parlour, kitchen, domestic offices and cellaring, with a large gar den, extending altogether 448 feet in depth ; held on a lease re newable at stated periods at the option nt the tenant. making in the whole a term of serenty-font years unexpired, at a very low rent of 341. per aseum. May be viewed, and particulars had ten days previous to the sale on the premises ; at the Black Horse. 'farnham-green ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Situttleworth,llB, Poultry.- NEXT PRESENTATION TO THF. VALUABLE RECD TORY OF ROCHFORD, IN ESSEX. By Mr. SEIPTTLEWORH. At the Mart, on AVF.DNESDAV. March 11. at L,_ _ T - HE NEXT PRESEN'f AT lON to the valuable Rectory of RM.:III'ORD, ..near the fashionable it ntering place. Southend, with a good residence and offices, 411 acres of glebe, tee great and small tithes of the parish. and other emolUtnents ; estimated worth 7001. per annum. The present incumbent about 64 rears of age. Slay be viewed with leave of the incumbent, and particularsehad itdays previous to the sale at the Star, Apgel. and Bell Inn., Ox. ford ; the Sun and Hoop, Cambridge ; of Alessrs. Alliston and litlndleby, Solicitors, Frilanan's-court, Candied ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Sbuttlewort h. ?l, Poultry. TEN THOUSAND OUNCES, and an assemblage of miecallaneous objects of elegance, utility, and omnment. Furniture. Clucks. Candelabra, Porte Wee, looks, Watches, Jewels, Pictures. Prints, &c. Ala; be viewed four days preceding dm tale, by candogass, bad, at la. each,.at 73. lined-atteet. The splendid and unique Dressing CAW and Travelling Chariot. by Adams, of Joseph Rayne, Eq. costly Funikete. Glass Ware. China, Ace. . :5 ,1' PHILLIPS respectfully notifes, that on TUES DAY NEXT, 9&h inst at One. he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his West Rooww, New Bond-street, the 'singularly elegant and costly DRESSING CASE, with the interiorapparatus %holly formed of silver gilt„richly and exquisitely chased, fitted to an expensive rosewood case, mounted in silver and beule. and fined with crimson seism designed end executed by the late Mr. Love, jeweller, at an expense to Mr. Rayne of Fifteen Hundred Guineas. Also • handsome Travelling Chariot. painted claret brown. and picked out Mark, lined with fine cloth. trimmed with elk late, C springs, finished ha a superior manner by Adams, and nearly new. Au assemblage of superb and elegant Furniture, manufaitured in a very superior manner, including a matchless carved tddeboarti, and set of dming.tablcii. twenty feet by six feet ; handsome library ruble and bookcases, and seeretaires ; suite of rosewood and m•ho gany drawing.rooen tattles, four mahogany ottomans, enrinhad with burnished gold; 30 ditto chairs. sofas, and chaise lounges ; con sole= and bier tables, noble pier and chimney glasses, a superb dinner service of French chins, and splendid service of rich cut glass ware, and magnificent chandeliers formed of or=molu and ri.h rut glass ; large Turkey carpet, select library of books and paint ings, two gold-mounted fowling.pieoss, and miscellaneous objects of ornament and value, selected without regard of expense. • May be viewed four days prior to the sale. ant; catalogues de scriptive of the above, and also of the service of ;dale, &c. bad at Mr. Phillips's, 73. New Bond.street. • A PLEASING AND SI LECT COLLECTION OF CADINET PICTI;RES. • s '.lklßT.llFlllßlSLDL•tiT,SMarrceshPeVaut"lneaon,ncirt sto at" u ona MIT by AUCTION. at his Rooms,'73, &Ind .strect, a select and valuable Collection of PICTURES, principally of the Dutch and Flemish Schools. Formed by a Gentleman. who, during ai long readetwe on the Continent, had the most favourable opportunities of choosing from the various collections which were distributed during the Revolution. Among ninny +hers of equal merit ars specimens by— A. Schiavone, Rembrandt, Om, S. Rosa, Derghem, Pamir, De Heem, K. Do Jartlin, Ostade. Sch !dung mom , Miens. 4 • a• 111*, be viewed three days pftviods to the Ole by eitskilfulftliad mbar. Phillips's. 73, New 110 , 1 d-street. • SPLENDID COLLECTION OF PICTURES. CARRIAGE AND HORSES, PLATE, WARDROBE OF FOREIGN DANIASR TABLE AND BED LINEN, AND VALUA BLE EFFECTS._ _ By Mr. WILLIAMS, • At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, TO.IIIORROSV. end Two following Days, at 12. A Valuable COLLECTION of PAINTINGS, chief /11„. of the Cabinet size; comprising Ninety-eight Speeitne! ;‘, by the most eminent Illasten of the Italian, French. Flirtiho., Dutch, and English Schools- A fashionable PHAETON. litir red a rich claret brown, lined with tnoroeoo and superfine cloth.. bar. ness with brass furniture, and a pair of handsome young Mares, 14 hands high, forming an elegant equipage, the properry of a Gentleman going abroad.; also, a Sideboard of Plate and Patted Articles, en extensive Wardrobe of beautiful Damask Table sod Bed Linen, comprising eighty Sicilian and other foreign cloths, (front the breakfast to the table-cloth), ten yards long. with cir.trts; tray and sideboard cloths and napkins, en at• •e. The btd liheta cunsiats $i cambric, Holland, Russia., and -.cher sheets' of large sire"; Marseilles guilts, &c. a brilliant-toned cabinet Picnoftrte. a choice Cellar of old Wines, 500 volumes of books, and other Aiken". To be viewed the 'day preceding and morning of Sale. end Catalogues had at the Mart, and of Mr. Williams, Throgrnortom. street. _ . N.B. The Carriage and Horses may be viewed two days near to the Sale, at Nash's Lively Stables, Ordernan-street, near the Bank. 0 ! Order of Sale r—Thursday 'ad, Paintings; Friday 24th„ Carriage and Homes, Plate, Linen, /se.; Saturday 234 h, Wines , Rooks, ke, FOR PRESERVINO THE TEETH AND GUMS. rIABINET-NIA K E RS' 140 C lETY.—CHEAP CABINKT and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAYERS' /SOCIETY, being the only real one now existing hi London, No. 71, corner of LEADENHALL-STREET, opposite Alilgate Pump, anti which has been established upwards of Six years. For Ready Money, and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment fur the Benefit of industnous and ingenious Mechanics ( who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet line of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses ; being satisfied with constant employ. ' incur to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a - Specimen of the Low Prices asked aU Goods warranted : a. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four.post 410 0 Tent ditto • - - - 1 8 0 Bordered Mattress to fit - 1 1 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 i 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs . . 610 0 Mahogany Petribroke Table - . 2 0 0 Feather 1, free from dust and smell. from J:2 12 0 to 8 8 0 Drawing-room Sofa, from 63 6 0 to 7 7 0 both Bedstead 3 8 It Mahogany llorae.llair Sofa 6 10 ii upwards A quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, atid Drawing. rooms, at nearly llalf.price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a fcw days' notice, and Apartments in a few hours.—Goods packed free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange, Appraisementa in Town and Country : and Estates valued. COMMITTEE. T.Corder J. WilAtou I J. Carter T. Hasler J. Until W. Waghorn THURNELLA, Agent. J. HASLER, Secretary. SUPERIOR FOOD FOR CHILDREN, INVALIDS, AND OTHERS. • ............ -I;OI3INSON'S PATENT BARLEY, for making su perior Barley Water in ten minutes, and Patent GROATS, for making superim Oruel in ten minutes. The Patentee solicits attention to the following document : (Copy.) " Apothecaries' Hall, Loadon, Feb. 8, 1828. " Sir,—l have analyzed your Groats and Barley Powder, which you, having his Majesty's Letters Patent for the sole manufacturing of the same, properly deroininate ' Patent Barley and Patent 01010%, I have no hesitation in declaring them to be genuine powders of the finest Barley and Oats I ever saw. I consider It a ' public advantage. and of great importance in the medical world, that, by your mode of preparation, a valuable, tine, mucilaginous beverage and food may be obtained in a few minutes. " I have also analyzed some samples—imitations of your articles —which are ' warranted free from adulteration,' these I pronounce to be compositions of different meals, consequently, neither pure barley water nor oat gruel can be made from them. 4 . 1 am, Sir, your obedient servant, " To Mr. M. Robinson. " HIOBARD CLARKE. Red Lion-street. Holborn." The above testimonial. from a gentleman who has already Ten dered the public much service by exposing various deleterious mix. tures and adulterations in artic l e s of g e ne r al consumption, added to the recommendation of the Medical profession. make it unnecessary for the proprietors to do more than state, that none are genuine' which do not bear the words" Robinenn's Patent," the Royal Arms, and the signature of" Mutts. Robinson." Sold retail in papers of Ilh. and canisters of 21b., by most et. re b able druggists anti grocers in every town throughout the kin E oen ; and wholesale by the patentee and manufacturers, M a t t hi as i n . son and Co., No. 64, Red Lion-street, Holborn, London. Sill:N(11ft PARISIAN FURNITURE., Costly and Elegant Clocks, Magni fi cent Assemblage of Porcc Superb Bronzes anti Casts, Ancient Buhl Cabinets, Marqueterie Cuntmodes, Matchless Crystal Chandelier, &c. &c. Art. CAI3TY has the honour respectfully to announce to the Nobility and ()entry, that he will offer w SALE by AUCTION, at his (heat Rooms, No. BD, Pall. mall, on WED NESDAY, March 15, and tolluwing Days, each day at I o'clock : an unusually grand and interesting assemblage of I'ARISIAN FURNITURE; comprising armoires, commodes, consoles, and cabinet!, in moern and ancient buhl ; richly decorated Frcbch bedsteads and toilets, bronze, marble and scagliula tables, corbellles. work-boxes, portfeuilies, caskets and musical insuumetits ; an ex• tensive anti splendid assomnent of Old Seve, Dresden, and other china, in vases, and items of taste, of great variety and beauty ; up. wards of twenty magnificent clocks, presenting various devices, in bronze and ormolu ; a collection of bronzes, casts, and carvings ; several fine specimens of ancient marqueterie„ a magnificent24.light crystal chandelier, and a variety of items of singular beauty and .interest. May be viewed tvro days pieced at by Catalogues only (at 2s. fal. each), to be had at the Rooms. - - COFFEE and COCOA MADE: in ONE MINUTE from the ESISENCE of COFFEE and COCOA PASTE, sold by F. (GRAIIAM. at his Tea and Foreign Fruit Warehouse*, owner of the Belle Sausage Inn. 37, LUDGATE-BILE, aced 16, PIC KET T.ST REET, Temple-bar. Cf /PFEE in bottle* 35., 3s. ltd., and 4a ca., and Cocos in ; K m Is. end 2a. each ; Essence of Ginger and all other Spices. Is. tid. per bottle; Pulverised Jamaica Ginger, prepared bean the interim' of the root, in cases, Is. 2d. cash ; Prepared Chocolate in pun,' ro. each ; Ilickson's Anchovy Paste, It. 64. a pet; and Orange Marmalade, Is. ea. per lh.; Robinson's Patent Barley and Grosso, gd. each ; Lard's Farinaceous Food, 1«. per packet ; t he p. Ana. ham's ,Patent Cocoa, 30. per lb., and Sassafras Cocoa , as. per lb. ; India Arrow Root, 2a. 61 per lb.; and India Preserved Ginger, 7s. per lb.: Tamarinds, 21. per lb. ; Portugal Grapes, Is. per lb. ; and all Foreign Fruits at reduced prices. (iinger-flavoured Bar. ley Sugar and real Pontefract Licorice Cakes. 111. B.—Free Labour Saga. V HE . VEGETABLE TOOTH POIVDER h4s .F 0 1. long been In general use, thnt it is almost unnecessary to offer any further peoramentiation of it. Composed of vegetables. without the admixture of any mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is free from the usual objection against the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive power is just sufficient to arubibilste those destructive particles which adhere to the Gums and the hater mice: of the Teeth ; healing injuries in the former, and proinotig a new enamel (where it has been injured or corroded) on the latter. It likewise imparts a firmness and healthy redness to the Gnms I and if used regularly, will pteserve the Teeth in a sound state to old age. Sold in Boxes, at 2s. Pd., by Ruder. Chemist, 4. Cheapside, ISt. Paul's; Savory and Co. I36,New Bond-street. London t and by the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. I B a. : J each T T i t ; E E ivs very Of whom may be had. n a R o ' dss uperiorSILVER.IVIRED TOOTH BM'S fragrant LAVENDER WATER, in half. pints. at 3a. Pd. •.• Be careful to ask the Butler's Vegetable ToothrOwiler.- and to observe the name and riddress of " Butler, 4, Cheapsice." are engraved on the Stamp attached to etch Box of this esteemed Dentitrice, to distinguish it front Imitations undtr similar titles. No. 3s, STRAND. DETER FROST, OR THE POLAR LINLii:IST. To draw a long bow is a Marinerliglini, That is, to Imitate a most marvellout %tory. A jolly ,lack Tar, who all dangers had sheet! W i brave Captain Parry, a Fact thurtleclat'd :-,- • Ice-bound timing *lnter, and little 10 AO, We pnlish'd our Boots, and went forth to pursue Amusement on shore ; but the frost so intense, Induced us to build a snug hot for defence : Now mind me,---mot long were we houti'd when we found That all our jaw-tackle had run fast aground. (tor words were all froze in the air !—'ds no joke. And not a voice heard, although tv`rY man spoke. 'Tees strange, but not knowing whet then was the matter, We thought Polar wistards set spell on our chum. . hasten'il on board. Well. six months after that The very same hut tn. some Esquimatte aut. On shore as we etroll'd, and a thaw jue began. When forth, talking English. they presently ran You've been to the Strand,' they said. *judgmentnot Iseking, your Boots are illumin'd by Warren's Jet Blacking ' These words by the natives were often repotted,— When entering the hut oar amaze was completed. For, thawed into utterance we heard the lull flow (if sentences spoken there six months ago ! We breaded not a syllable, tongue-tied Kith awe, A learn'd Polar !Angola to duel in the thaw. And oft in the air while ere voices were clacking. 'f hi dissolving words pronoun ea • Warreii%Jet The'Esquirnauttaught thus our langusge. and may Behet4 Warreti's Waking," to Times latest day, • Whatisionts Attlee Parry will guess, front the who(o, Thar Whelan grafiltiown from the South to North Ptile ! TAN Huy tthining • and •Brillient IfLA ("CI NU; prepared bj ROBERT. WARREN, 3U, Strand. London; android in every Town in the kingdom. Liquid, in bottles- 6d. Ifil. Md. and lied. sock. Also Paste Blacking, in Pots, 6d. I2d. sad 181. each. A Shilling Pot o Paste is squat to Four la. Bottles of Liquid. + I i T t 4 i rft, SALES BY AUCTION. RUSSELL-SQUA R E. EXCELLENT HOiISEDOLD FURNITURE, Large Pier and Chitrner °lames, India Articles, Maps, Chins, • diem, and numerous Effects. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORT On the Premises, 34, Rmwell.square; on 'MONDAY, March 6, and following day. at It , , H HOUSEHOLD ceIIent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, pier glasses 9.1 by 43 ; a chlmaey-gLass 63 by 68; mirrors, India cane chairs. a pagesta, and other curious articles ; mapeof the world, in mahogany cases ; table, dessert. tesond ornaments! china ; glass, a bagatelle board, and anscullaosnua articles, com prising four-post and other bedstead*, with handsome furniture* ; excellent feather beds and balding ; window curtains. mahogany and rosewood cabinet articles. In wardrobes, chests of drawers, commodes, dressing-tablea. sofa, Pembroke, brad:fist, reading, and work tables ; tea-caddies, japanned pier tables and chiffoniers, sofas, couches, chairs and screens, a handsome pedestal sideboard , with figures ; candelabra, dining-raom tables and chairs, library bookcases, Turkey and Brussels carpets. kitchen r*utotes, &c. May be viewed one day preceding the sale, when 16talosrues may be had on the premises ; of Messrs. Driver, LiffiLAgetitit, New Bridge -street, Blackfriars ; and •of Mr. S'.•uttleworth; :ld, Poultry.