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, AS N D, Fifteen S for those 1 .2 • Z!..ef L 7 • - ' , '"!r' - iTII - "' -.row-- -r'+'i-- C-2(1 * • 1 , 2- e. 4 . . 4 _ /I/ t on + Am,* , 1 I + r es • . • 4. 0L . V. 4 te I »: LONDON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY '26, 1824. To. 6,624. Price 7d. iSQUERADE, THIS EVENING, THURS DAY, 26th February, 182.1, at the Opera House. Tickets Shillings each, being Ten Shillings less than at the doors. Ladies or Gentlemen who do not wish to Sup; to be had only at Fentum's Masquerade Warehouse, 78. Strand (near the Adelphi.) Where may be had for the evening, Masks, Dominos, Dresses, &c. Accommodation for dressing, both going to and returning from the Masquerade, as attendance is given all night. Any Meares hired at lentum'a, 78, Strand, may be left at the Opera House, after the Masquerade is over. Characier Tickets 18% lid. each. To view the Masquerade, gal lery tickets may be had at 31. each. Supper tickets may be had if wanted. A REtirLAR TRADER. FOR VAN MEMAN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH %VALES, the fine Copped Ship PRINCESS CHAR LOTTE, JOSEPH BIXTII, Commander, bun Sen 400 Tons; lying in the London Dock. lias very superior Accommodations for Cabin and Steerage Passengers, and canine Surgeon. For Freight or Passage, apply to BUCKLES, HAOSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. EAST INDIA HOUSE, FEB. 2.i, 1824. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT °fib, said COMPANY will be held, by Adjournment, at their house in Leadenhall-street, on FRI DAV next, the 27th instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of continuing the consideration of the following proposition, viz.:— " That application be made to Parliament, in the present Ses sion, for the Repeal of the 46th Clause of the Act of the (,3d Geo. 111. cap. lAS, by which the Court of Directors is prohibited from sending to India, in the capacity of a Writer, any Person who shall nut have Resided during lour Terms at the Htuleybury Col lege." JOSEPH DART, Secretary. TO THE CbEROY. xy R. IS'AL LIS, Clerical AWtii,bs to state, that the A. WANTS of the C LIIt(;Y the 17nited Kingdom, whether as to the Purchase, Sale, or Exchange of Livings. Tempo rary Dutl', Curacies, or Private Classical Tuition, are confidentially attended to, and with the utmost punetnahty. All letters must be post-paid, addressed to Mr. Wallis, Clerical Agent, No. 44, Regent-circus, WA REHOUSE, BAKEHOUSE, wild DWELLING-HOUSE I MILL-WALL, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TO BE LET, by WINSTANLEV and SONS, en Lease for Seven, Fourteen, or l'irsuly-one Vests, a Brick. built WAREHOUSE. Three Stories high, with BAKE HOUSE, COUNTING-HOUSE, de. late in the Occupation of Mr. Jorgen, .ituate on 'he Bank of the Thames, at Mill-Walt, Poplar; ..I.tto a Brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE opposite, with large Garden extending to the Deptionl and Greenwich Ferry road. WITH ALL POSSIBLE DESPATCH. TO THE CLERGY. I,f R. WALLIS, Clerical Agent, begs to state, that he Lil has FOUR CURACIES on his Books, some of which will nominate for a Title. Apply to Mr. Wallis, Clerical Agent, No. 44, Regent-circus, Piccadilly ; if by letter, post-pald. TO be viewed by applying oo the Premises, aid further Part!. oda,* had of Messrs. M'artoa and Son, Surveyols, Broad-40u.; Ratliff, and of Winstanley sad Sons, Paternosur.roar. TO SCAVENGERS AND OTHERS. BOROUGH PAVEMENTS, WEST DIVISION. NOTICH is hereby Given, that the Commissioners for Paving, Cleansing, Lighting, and Watching the above Division will hold a GENERAL MEETING, at the Three Tuts Tavern, St. Margaret's Hill, Southwark, on TUESDAY, the 2.10 f March next, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, to receive Proposals for Cleansing the Streets, Lanes, Courts, Yards, Alleys, and Passages within the said Division, under Contract for One, Two, or Three Years, from Lady-day next, as may be agreed on by the said Conunissioners at their said Meeting. 1 The Persons contracting are entitled to all the Dust and Ashes under a special Act of Parliament of the 44th Geo. 111. Whoever may be desirous of taking the said Contract are to send Proposals, sealed up, to the Iknnmissioners at their said Meeting; and at the same time to nominate proper Persons as Securities for the due performance thereof. Particulars may he hail in the mean time by applying to the Clerk, at his Office, No. 43, Blackman-street, Southwark. By order of the Commissioners, Feb. 21, 1821. GEO. WARE, Clerk. THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of the moat lionourabic and Loyal SOCIETY of ANCIENT BRI TONS. W 7 I 1 SCHOOL,__Gsay's issatiA. Landon. bad toted is Ste 1714, for EDUCATING, CLOTHING, NA wholly MAI • AIN LNG POOR CHI LDREN born of W ELS II PARENTS, and not entitled to Parochial Settlements in or near I ondon. PATRON: Ills Moat Gracious Majesty the KING. Patatusirr Sir WATKIN WILLIAMS WYNN, But. M.P. VICI-PRESIDENTII : The Right Hon. the Earl of Pawls. The Right Hon. die Earl of Ashburnharn. The Right Hon. Earl Grosvenor. His Grace the Duke of Beaufort, K.O. The Most Noble the Marquis of Anglesey, K.C.B. The Right lion. Lord Dynevor. The Right lion. the Earl of Pembroke, K.O. The Most Noble the M arquis Camden, K.G. IlieGrace the Duke of Rutland, K.G. Sir Thomas Mostyn,Bart. M.P. The Right Hon. Lord Ham. The Right Hon. Earl o f Bradford. The Right lion. Lord Kenyon. The Right lion. Lord Kensington. Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. M.P. 'llll Right Hon. Lord Viscount Cli?e, M.P. The Right lion. the Earl of Oxford. Tla bloat Noble the Marquis of Downshire. IlieGrace the Duke of Northumberland. The Right Hon. the Earl of Plymouth. TIM Most Noble the Marquis of Worcester. The Right lion. the Earl of Jersey. The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Belgrave. The Yost Noble the Marquis of Bute. lig Royal Highness Prince Leopold. Hi Grace the Duke of Wellington. The Right lion. C. W. Williams Wynn, M.P. TREASURER: The Right Hon. Lord KENYON. VICE-TaEssuaxas: DAVID FRANCIS JONES and W. HANMER, Esqrs. The Nobilig and Gentry disposed to soppovt this Institution are requested to imemble at the Welsh Charity School-house, on St. DAVID'SDAY, Monday, the Ist of March, 1824, at One o'clock in the Afternoon recisely, to meet the President, V ice- Presidelsos, 1111vasurers, Stewards, and other Members of die Nocleti of Awrient Britons, for the purpose of celebrating the HUNDRED and TENTH ANNIVERSARY of this INSTI TUTION. The Service will be at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, where Prayer* will be read in the Ancient British Language, by the Rev. Thelma Aloan, Vicar of Llandrillo, Denbighshire, old Chaplain to this Society; and a SERMON will be preached in English by the Right Rev. Father in God, George Henry, Lord Bishop of Chester. The Society will afterwards proeled to the Freemasons' Hall to SINNER. PRE3IDENT OF THE DAT, The Right Honourable the EARL of BRECKNOCK. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Sir James Willoughby I Midci ,n Thomas Farrar, Esq. Bart. K C.B. Colonel of the George Jenner, Esq. Royal Welsh Fusileers. John Jones, Esq. Colonel Wood, M.P. Isaac lard Williams, Esq. Wm. John Benin, Esq. M.P. Edward Williams, Esq. Sarnl.Jones Loyd, Esq. M.P. Thomas Jones, Esq. Thomas Ashton Smith, Esq. STEW 4R D!. Means. J. J. Allen, James Davies, Benjamin Denham, Themes Jenkins, thigh Rowland, Mean. William Sims, Robtrt Sloecaribe, William Turner, Edward Ill Mama, Rev. John Williams. JOHN IiENNETT, Sec. Ticket,. I!Os. each, to be had of the Stewards ; at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-Ileitis; the Cock Tavern, behind the Royal Exchange; the Net► England ColFee.house, Threadneedle -street; and of the Secretary, at the School-House, Grays Inn-road. NoColleetion after Dinner. AT a MEETING of the RETAIL HEALERS of LIVERPOOL. held at the Castle lan, Clayton-square, on the 13th February, 11124, potation to public Advertisement, to consider the proprzety and utility of renewing their Application to Parliament, for a Repeal or Equalization of the INHABITED ROUSE DUTY, in Its operation on the Shops and Warehouses of Retail Dealers at.d others, who live in Boozes which are at tached to their Shcps ; and to adopt such other Measures as are Moth to put them on an equality with the other Inhabitants of the Mr. JOHN WRIGHT in the Chair. The followi;lirctioit;iiiit;;;;;nan iMOu711;;;;;ed on:— Resolved, I. That the Retail Dealers of Liverpool have ever been, and are now willing to sustain their full share and proportion of the public burdens; but they are fully convinced that the pre sent system of levying thc Inhabited House Duty, as regards Re tail Dealers who live in Houses which are attached to their Shops, is unjust in principle, and partial and most oppressive in its opera tion. H. That as Retail Dealers they are generally obliged to live in the Houses which are attached to their Shops; that they p very high Rents for the advantage of sit ua ti o n o nly ; th at their Houses are generally small and confined, and by being assessed to the In habited House Duty, at the rack rent of the whole premises (both House and Shop), they are made to contribute to that impost three times, four times, and even in some cases five times as much as the generality of Merchants, Brokers, &c., whose avocations per mit them to reside in Houses at a distance from their Warehouses, Offices, Ste., which Dwelling-houses can generally be had equal, and superior in accommodation, at one-third or one-fourth of the rent which a Retail Dealer pays for his whole Premises. HI. That, as it is evident that the Shop of a Retail Dealer is no more his Dwelling-house than the Warehouse and Cotinting-house of a Merchant is the Dwelling-house of a Merchant, this Meeting is decidedly of opinion, that the present method of levying the House arty, as far as concerns Retail Dealers and others, whose Houses make part of the same Building with their Shope, is moat oppressive, and against every principle of justice. IV. That, on the most authentic information, the Mansions of the Nobility and Gentry in the country do not contribute so much to the Inhabited House Duty as is paid for the humble and con fined Dwelling of a respectable Retail Dealer in a large commercial town. V. That so oppressive and vexatious is the present system of taxing the Premises of Iletail Dealers, many are thereby driven from a residence thereon, notwithstanding the loss of time and nu merous other disadvantages attending st'ch removal, and the danger and depredations to which their property is thereby exposed. VI. That the unprecedented number of surcharges with which the whole Kingdom has been inundated by the Surveyors of Dis tricts, with increased rigour and severity, but which the Commis sioners of the Board of Taxes have refused to confirm, is another roof that the present unjust operation of the House Duty can never Lure been contemplated by Parliament, or so unequal, and conse quently unjust an impost would never have been imposed. VII. That the Act of 57 Geo. 111. sec. 23, evidently intended for their relict, has been entirely unavailable, on account of its ob scurity and difference of opinion which exists among the Commis sioners as to the meaning of it ; and this meeting trusts that Par liament will now see the necessity of revising the Acts, by autho rity of which th e H ouse D uty is levied, with intent to render it fair and equal in its operations. VIII. That a Petition, founded on these Resolutions, be agreed on and signed, and afterwards transmitted to the bets for the Borough, to be presented to Parliament without delay. I • That a Committee be appointed, with power to add to their number, to carry into effect the above Resolutions, any five of *ham shall have power to ac:. (A numerms Cormni:tee was accordingly appointed. L ondon X. That th ese R eso l ut i ons b e advertised in such and Prortacial Papers as the Committee judge expedient. JOHN WRIGHT. Chairman. W. ORAPEL, Secretary. FOR CEYLON, the fine Cpered Ship TIMANDRA, A. I, GEORGE WRAY, Commando ; bunion 370 tons, lying in the City Canal. Has excellent Accommodations for Pas sengers. For Freight or ?snap apAy to BUCKLEb, BAQSTER, and BUCIIA NA N, 33, Mark-lane. To sail from Gravesend on the 13th of March, and will call at Portsmouth for Passengers, FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, the fine fast-sailing Teak Ship GOLCONDA, A 1, JAMES IVES Ell. WARDS, Commander, burthen 8.50 Tons, lying in the East India Export Dock, Blackwall. Has a Poop, and very su r Accom modations for Passengers, and carries an experie Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Fletcher, Alexander, and Co. 9, Devonshire-equate ; or to BUCKLES, BAGS'FER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. To sail from the River in March, and from Portsmouth the Hith of April, VOR BOMBAY Direct, the fast-sailing Teak Ship 1: TRIUMPH, AI. a Constant Trader; THOMAS GREEN, Commander (of the Hon. C y's Service, and late of the Ship liarkworth); burthen GOO' t rlying In the City Canal. rot rvaight sr Passage apply to Ca , et tin Jartrithwa Colfie-hotm ;to 3lessrs. Palmer, W n, and Co. King's Arms yard; to Mr. Robert Taylor; or to EDMUND - —7 1, Riches-court, Lime-street, This Ship is fitted expressly for the Accommodation of Passen gers, and carries an experienced Surgeon. To Sail from the River in all the Month :if March, and horn Portsmouth the 10th of April, Ti 0I t MADRAS and CALCUTTA, touching at MA DEIRA, the Teak Ship EXMOUTH, A I. burthen 700 Tons, SAMUEL OWEN (H. C. 8.), Commander (late of the Providence), lying in the City Canal. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem Coffee House ; to Messrs. Rickards, Mackintosh, and Co Bishopsgate-street-Within ; or to EDMUND READ, 1, Riches -court, Lime-street. This Ship is fitted expressly for conveying Passengers, for whom the accommodation will be most commodious and extensive. MONEY, ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY. FIVE. THOUSAND POUNDS and upwards, or any Part, in Sums not less than Two Hundred Pounds. will be advanced on Life Interests front Marriage Settlements, Trust Money in the Funds, Wills, Jointures, and Real Estates; also on Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Properties, on fair, just, and liberal Terms. ------- --- Apply personally, or by Getter (port-paid) to Mr. Lloyd, At torney at Law, No. 4, Adam-street, Ade lpi i. WARMING AND VENTILATING PUBLIC BUILDINOS, PRIVATE RESIDENCES. HOT. HOUSES, SUOAR.HOUSES, MANUFACTORIES, Az. dm. on an economical and improved Plan. GEORGE STRATTON, the Patentee, is generally to be seen at his Chambers, No. 1, Furnivars Inn, Holborn (particularly on Tuesdays and Fridays, from Eleven till Four o'clock), when his Invention may be seen, and explanations and satisfactory references given. IMPROVED ESSENCE OF OOROONA ANCHOVIES. WIL LIA Al LAZENBY (Son of Elizabeth Lazenby, Proprietress of the Genuine Harrefs Sauce), having opened an OIL and ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, No. lamb's Cooduit-street, Foundling . Hospital, begs leave most re spectfully to submit to the Admirers of Anchovies, as a Fish Sauce, his IMPROVED ESSENCE, which, after some years of assiduous attention to the preparation, he fitters himself he has brought to such a state of perfection u to warrant him confidently to assert, on trial, will be found superior to any ever offered to the Public. CHARLES WRIGHT, WINE MERCHANT to his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, next to the King's Theatre, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket, London, has purchased the whole of Burtnestet's fine' 1820 PORTS, now in the Dock, witiels, for fruit. demur, mad body, are enatchlita . in the trade; In Pip= and Ilogsheads at 1001. per Pipe. The above will be for. warded from the Docks, and permitted from thence to the pur. chaser. CHARLES WRIGHT has in Stock s me fine Old Port, 365. per dor.; superior Sherry, 36a. per doz.; and Cape Madeira, 16s. A good Hogshead, calculated for various purposes, will be packed with two dozen of each of the above-named warranted ge nuine Wines, bottles, &c. &c. included, and sent on receipt of 101.; or half the quantity, in Hamper, for 5L Carcavella, Lisbon, Mountain, Teneriffe, Bucellas, and Ma deira, &c., s:bt. per doz. ; Old Cognac Brandy, ()tar si, 23a. fid. ; Jamaica Rum, lbs. 6d. per gallon.—..lust landed, some 6ne fresh Florence Oil, first quality, in cases of 30 flasks, 40s. per case.— Now landing, the first quality of Champagne, from the William, London Docks, 04s. per dozen.—Postage must be paid, enclosing remittances, and which will be immediately attended to. MONEY FOR BLANKS. TBISH respectfully reminds those Lottery Adven • curers, who have bad their Tickets or Shares drawn Blanks the First Day of the present battery, that they have till the 10th of Starch (next Illonth) allowed them to convert them into Prizes, by receiving at the rate of 101. per Ticket for them ; atter which day the claim for the 101. entirely ceases, and then the Holders must take their future chance. T. BISII feels it necessary to observe, that those Blanks are of equal value with those Nu[gibers which were not drawn, as every Blank will be again put into the Wheel, consequently they have already become again undravrn ; and it is more than probable some of those Numbers, already drawn Blanks, will, in their next drawing, be some of the Five Prises of 20,0001., and Twenty-nine other Capitals, which still remain to be drawn, and Two of which 20,0001 Prizes must be drawn in the First Five Minutes on the next Day, which will be the 17th Next Month (St Patrick's Day). 11 , 1 ' Those Persons who do not take the Money for their Blanks, are infortued their Tickets and Shares need not be exchanged or marked, nor need they give any notice of their intention to keep their Ticket or Share, and take their second chance, as the same identical Numbers will be drawn again, just u if they never had been drawn previously, notwithstanding they have already had one chance for the Capitals and other Prizes already drawn. 4, Gambill, and* Charing-aces. February 24, 1824. JMPERIAL POLISHING POWDER. THIS Pow ha Eiii;tiC; otherwise pernicious quality, whatever : it can neither injure the person using it, nor the metal to which it is applied. To produce an excellent polish, and to give superior brilliancy to any metal, it requires very little art and as little labour: it is well worthy the attention of Silversmiths, Platen, Harness-makers, Brass-founders, and all Persons requiring despatch in the cleaning up Metal Work. It is a very valuable acquisition to Families, as much time and labour will be saved to the Servants ; and the highest lustre given to all sorts of metal, which in the usual routine can seldom be erected. Prepared and sold by W. SPRATLEV, 51, Long-acre, Lon don. . . •••.••• It is intended to appoint an Agent or two in every Town in the United Kingdom. Persons wishing to become such, are requested to give a respectable reference in London, or remit half the amount of their order. Sold in Boxes, at la. U., 2s. ed., ba., and 10s. each. LAMPS. NEIVIN-INVENTEDPATENT DISSOLVENT LAMPS, for burning CONCRETE OILS and ANIMAL FAT.—The great superiority of the light produced by the combus tion of tallow, and most of the concrete oils, over that yielded by the oils commonly used in lamps in England, has long attracted the attention of those who have endeavoured to improve our means of illumination (vide " Nicholson's Philosophical Journal," Vol. 1, quoted in the " Encyclomodia Britannica," ur.der the head of (:andles,") many of whom have attempted, by various mechani. cal contrivances, to overcome the obstacles which the want of fluidity in those substancea presented. Hitherto. however, their (lima have either been altogether unavailing, or so partially successful as not to answer any useful purpose. It is under these circum stances that the Patent Dissolvent Lamps are now offered to the public, by whom they will be found not only capable of melting and burning animal tat (nicluding dripping), cocoa-nut, and other concrete oils, but greatly preferable to the lamps hitherto used (par ticularly in winter) for the burning of common oils ; the heat ren dering them more fluid and inflammable. Independent of the brilliant light produced by the combustion of the substances be. fore-mentioned, other important advantages will result from their use : amongst these, a total absence of smoke and smell, the im possibility of spilling the material when the lamp is not lighted, and, fi nally, the important saving (conipared with hah-oil or gas) of upwards of one-half of the expense,—a pound of any of them be. ing more than equal in durability to a pint at spermaceti oil. Ti) be had in every variety of shape and kind, including French and Sinntuhra Lamps, of M. JOSE. at the Show-room of Mr. 111:7111:111NGTON'S LAMP-MANUFACTORY, No. 21, Great Portland-street. Fine COCOA-NUT OIL for their use, at 2a. 3d. per Gallon of 7i pounds. Letters must be free of postage. SVe. TEM. APUBLIC LECTURE will be given on the FRENCH LANOUMIL, at Starling's Lecture and Read ing Rooms, 7, Clark's-place, near the Turnpike, Islington, Tills EVENING, at Seven premely. Mr. Hamilton's Second Public Class assembled last Monday, at the above rooms, and received the first lesson, which will be re prated This Evening, immediately after the Lecture, and then the Class will go forward. 1.1 ten lessons of one hour each, the knowledge of 10,000 words is guaranteed in Mr. Hamilton's private chimes. the subscription to which is 21. 10s. The instruction in the public cleat is precisely the same, the subocriptiop is 11. This is the fourth public clan for Ladies and Gentlemen esta. blirhed by Mr. Hamilton within five weeks: the preficieney of the three former has minsUed that of any private class he has hitherto formed in England. and establishes, beyond all controversy, the ' me and pleasure with which any language may be grammatically acquired on the Hamiltonian System, with a tenth part of the time, toil, and tax necessary on the usual plan. Tickets of admission to be had gratla, on application at the rooms, or to Mr. Hamilton, 25, rectkietrect, Strand. A private French Class of Gentlemen will-mem at 4i s Cecil. street, on Wednesday Evening next, the 4th of March, at eight o'clock, p.m. A Latin Class will meet on the lame evening, at the same hour. An Italian Class, a Greek Class, and a German Clam, are now forming. NEW lELTSIC. Just published, at BAINBRIDGE'S PATENT FLAGEOLET MANUFACTORY, 35 Holborn-hill, And to be had at all the principal Music Shops, NINA; an Air, with Variations , for the Piano-Forte. ' composed by PHILIP KNAPTON. l'rice Rd. CLAN GREGOR ; a favourite Scotch Song. Composed by Philip K 1111ron. Price Is. 6d. Second Edition of the favourite YORK QUADRILLES, in Six Sets: each Set 2s.lid. The last Four Sets, selected and arranged for the Piano-Forte, by Philip Knapton. Third Edition of &Selection of HYMN TUNES, with Eighteen Double Chaunta. Arranged for the Organ and Piano-Forte, by Philip Knapton. Price 6%. Third Edition of WE'RE A' NODDIN with the favourite Variations, for the Piano-Forte, composed by Mrs. White. And a Variety of New and Fashionable Publications. SUPERIOR SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES AND HARPS, BY MESSRS. lIROADWOODS, TO3IKISON, &c.—FOR SALE, AN Elegant and brilliant - total Six Octave Rosewood Cabinet, new within two months, a very superior instrument for 60 guineas, usual price 90 guineas. A very elegant Six Octave Rosewood Cottage, or short Cabinet, quite new, for 53 guineas, cost 63 guineas. A Six Octave Rosewood Cottage, or short Cabi net, very neat, by Wornum, for 35 guineas, made only three months. A capital Six Octave Cabinet, of powerful tone, for 48 guineas, cost price 6 0 t ih ntintss. Two capital Six Octave Cabinets, by Tomkison , inperfect condition, for 38 and 40 guineas. A capital Six Octave abinet, by Vl'ornum, equal tension, made ex pressly for New South Wales two months since, 44 guineas, cost 60 ...anew', with others, and a few Small Piano& f so elegant Pedal Harps, by Erat and Sons, for 30 and 32 guineas. Apply at No. 20, Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, private house. N.B. Old Instruroems of any description repaired, or received in exchange. VERY SUPERIOR WINES. Q A MUEL WOLLASTON, Wine-Merchant, No. 129, I. Regent-40feet, near Vigo lane, has now on sale the following very aupador WINES, which for Quality and Price are un equalled in the Trade, for Cash only : Per Dozen. Fine high-flavoured Putt - . - £2 0 0 Very fine pale Sherry . 2 0 0 Fine Madeira - . . 2 0 0 V idonia . . . . 2 0 0 Teneriffe . . . . 2 0 0 - Lisbon and Miztuagala . 22 0 Cape lfladeira (the flee* Imported), 11. per dozen, by taking three dozen, or IL Is. a single dozen. Old crusted Port, three and fire years in bottle, 411 s. to bia. per dozen. Two hundred dorm curious Old Port in Pints, 32 per dom. CHEAP WINES. Old Port (light body), 311 s. per dozen. Brown Sherry, 36a. per dozen. Teneriffe, 365. per dozen, &e. fitc. Just landed, fine sparkling Champaigne, in high mantling con dition, warranted first quality, 41.45. per dozen. Countryi Orders strictly attended to. Pottage must be paid. PATENT SELF-ACTING KITCHEN RANGES, with Roaster and Boiler, warranted to answer in every par ticular, and made suitable for both small Families and large Establishments. References ven of the tint respectability. Ma nufactured and Sold by N . H. WHITELEY, the Inventor, No. 2, Rosoman-street, Clerkenwell, London. The name and address is cast upon the front of the Boiler; all others are only imitations. W. If. W. solicits the inspection of his method of heating En trance HAIN and all kinds of Buildings, Manufactories, or for put , Gies of Drying. Also all kinds of Pans, Fats, &c. for Brewing, ashing, Dressing of Food for Cattle, Baths, &c. heated by Steam, upon a simple plan, and at a trifling expense. N.B. Proprietors of Schools will find W. ff. Whiteley's Cook ing Apparatus a very great acquisition, and an inaedible saving in their establishments. _ ..... A large Range to be seen continually in nse at the Illanufacuxy, No. 2, Rosotnan-atreet, Clerkentrell. Old Ranges and Stoves taken in exchange. COOKING BY STEAM AND HOT AIR. ....... ..... - Q LATER'S improved PATENT STEAM KITCHEN 1.7 for Cooking in the most complete and economical manner , combines the advantages of an open fire place for roasting, Ste: affording a constant supply of boiling rater, and is capable, if re. quired, of warming vapour or water baths, rooms, dressers, &c. at a distance of one hundred feet or more. The Steam Kitchen for use is on the same principle, bat made portable, and so arranged, that during the process of Cook ing, four quarts per hour of pure fresh water is produced by distil lation from that of the sea, and eight quarts per hour dunng the suspension of that operation, thereby securing, in case of need. ninety-six gallons in the forty-eight hours, with a certain saving of one-half the fuel necessary for the use of any other kind of ap paratus. The simplicity and uniform arrangement of the whole, without being liable to be out of repair, together with the exclusion of every kind of inconvenience arising from badly-tinned coppers, excessive heat, or disagreeable smell, arc advantages obvious to every one. The Patentee's former Steam Kitchen and Roaster, with recent improvements (and of which noire than five thousand families ex perience the advantages), continue to meet with general approba tion ; and, with the New Patent, may be seen, SLATER'S Im proved PORTABLE FILTERING JARS. At the Show Rooms, 331, Strand, opposite SOHERSET HOUSE, London. LONDON STOVE ORATE COMPANY, Opposite the Mansion House, and at their Manufactory, No. 54, (;retched Friars. adjoining the India Warehouse. A SAVING from Fifty to Seventy-five per Cent., as the following Abstract will piove : ft. in. Kitchen Range. with Oven and Moiler £3 0 0 3 0 Patent Back Boiler Range, with falling Top Par, &c. - 2L 164. td. to 3 4 0 3 3 Ditto - Ditto . Ditto - 3 8 0 3 fi Ditto - Ditto - Ditto - 11 0 3 9 Ditto - Ditto - Ditto - 3 13 0 4 0 Ditto - Die° - Ditto - 310 II Larger sizes in the same proportion. Neat Elliptic Register Stoves - 1 5 0 Ditto, with Japanned Fronts 2 0 0 Ditto, with Ground Ditto and Ornaments 3 19 0 Bed Room Stoves, various Patterns, 4a. Bd. each, or W. per Inch In consequence of the incr:asing support their Original Esta blishment ^•mtioued to cape:tenet, the Company, for the better facilitatin.r the execution of their Orden, found it expedient to open those a y eligible and extensive Premises, directly opposite the Mansion Rouse, where they have concentrated not only the largest but the choicest collection of Ranges, Stoves, Fenders, Fire-irons, and General Furnishing Ironmongery, in the kingdom. Prompt payment and no abatement. Stoves and Kitchen Ranges Set in Town or Country, by expe rienced Workmen. on the most reasonable Terms. Please to observe—The London Stove ('rate Company has no other Establishment than the two abore-nientioned. All Goods sold by them are warranted to be of the best description, and equal in strength and workmanship to any in this Kingdom. As some Peron% (whose baton they decline publishing for the present) have thought it their interest to assert the contrary, the London Stove Orate Company very respectfully court inspection of thei floods, when the public will have a proof of the de c id e d a d vantage of purchasing at the above Establishment. Old Stoves and Ranges taken in exchange. TO THE CLERGY. ir R. L L — CietTeaf Agetrt, • begs to announce 11'1 that ha has to DISPOSE of the ADVOWSON of a LIVING in the West of England, of nearly a thousand a year ; Incumbent Mt Tbcre is a prospect of early possession. Apply to Mr. Wallis, Clerical Agent, 44, Regent-circus, Picca dilly ; if by letter, post-paid. TO THE CLERGY. MR. WALLIS, Clerical A g ent, br a toannounee that he has fur sALr. an Ally OWSO ", most desirably cir cumstanced situate in an undisturbed and Protestant part or the North of Ireland. Income, 1,1001. a year ; Ineutnbent between 50 and GO. The Parish remarkably extensive, and abounding with Fisheries and Wild Fowl ; close to a Market Town, through which Stages pass. Or, the Incumbent. would /exchange for a Living in England of &demist.: value. Apply to Mr. Wallis, Clerical Agent, 44, Regent-circus, Pic cadilly if by letter, post paid. TO THE CLER(iY. M IL TVPRAPELB i rf i tro j EZ I LItI f i I Et =l; f t one situate in a fashionable part of the 3letropolis, the other in the environs of London. Also, the Joint Propnetoiship of a CHA. I'LL of EASE. Apply t 6 Mr. 'Wallis, Clerical Agent, 44, Regent-circvs, Pic cadilly ; if by letter, post-paid. TO THE CLERGY OF LONDON. 1%/T R. WALLIS, Clerical Agent, begs to inform the Proprietors of Chapels of the establishment in the M!tr polis, that Five Hundred Pounds will be paid for a RENT CHARGE of GM. per annum, in a well attended and well situated CHAPEL. The service of Alternate Morning Preacher will be performed, without stipend; and the most unexceptionable re ferences given. Apply to Mr. Wallis, Clerical Agent, 41, Regent.eileus, Pic cadilly ; if by letter, poet paid. TO THE CLERGY. MR. WALLIS, Clerical Agent, begs to state, that he has an ADVOWSON for SALE. situate in a Western County, of the annual value of between 2,0001. and 3,0001. a-year ; Incumbent M. Apply to Mr. Wallis, Clerical Agent, 44, Regent-citrus, ; if by letter, pant paid. TO THE CLERGY. _ ......... AIL WALLIS, Clerical Agent, has an ADVOWSON .1.14- to DISPOSE of in Lincolnshire, with a prospect of early possession. Income between 3001. and 4001. a-year ; single duty. Apply to Mr. Wallis, Clerical Agent, 44, Regent-circus, Pia cadilly ; if by letter, post paid. TO THE CLERGY. M R. WALLIS, Clerical Agent, begs to state, that he has LIVING, in Leicestershire. or between 2001. end 3001. aqest. arising from Glebe only, which is wished to be Ex changed foe one on the Sea Coast. Apply to Mr. Wallis, Clerical Agent, 44, Regent-circus, Pic. ; if by letter, post paid. T(► THE CLERGY. MR. WALLIS, Clerical Agent, begs to state, that he has a RECTORY of 1501. a year, situate close to the Sea, and within 70 miles of London, particularly adapted for an Invalid, which is desired to be EXCHANGED fur another Living. Apply to Mr. Wallis. Clerical Agent, 44, Regent-circus, Pie. cadilly ; if by letter, post-paid. TO THE CLERGY. MR. IVALLIS, Clerical Agent, has a small LIV ING in Yorkshire of 1201. a year Single Duty, which is wished to be EXCHANGED thr a LIVING within ICO miles of Landon, in Herm, Erse:, Hants, Surrey, Sussex, Norfolk, Suf folk, Cambridge, or Beds. . . . _ Apply to 1117.N'allia, Clerical Agent, 44, Regent.circua, Pic cadilly t if by letter, post-paid. CHAPEL WANTED. MR. WALLIS, Clerical Agent, is in want of a CHAPEL, not within the pale of the Establishment, in of near the Metropolis, and for which a fair Premium will be given. Immediate possession preferred, but it would suit at a further period. Apply to Mr. Wallis, Clerical Agent, 44, Regent-circus, Pic cadilly; if by letter, post-paid. CWILLEY (from STULZ'S), TAILOR, HABIT . and PELISSE MAKER, El, klarchmont.street, Russell. square, begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that havinF just returned from Paris, he is in possession of the very Newest Fashions, and is enabled to execute all orders that he may be favoured with, in a far superior style, both in fitting and elegant workmanship, and upon astonishingly low terms. THE ADMIRERS or RICH SILK STOCKINGS. SUPER. FINE COTTON AND LAMBS' WOOL HOSIERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FOR WINTER, SPRING, OR SUMMER WEAR, AT UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW PRICES. RKIPLING and CO. respectfully solicit an inspec • Lion of their extensive Stock, which they are now selling at the following Price, : China Silk, cotton feet, from 2s. 6d.; stout, 3s. 6d.; very stout, 4s. 6d. China, all Silk, 4s. Gd.; stout, 61. 6d.; very stout, 61.1k1. Evening Dress, all Silk, to. Gd.; stout, (Is. 6d.; very stout, 7s. 6d. Gentlemen's stout Silk, fis. fid. Cotton Stockings, fine quality, Its. 6d. per dozen; stout fine, Is. 6d., or Ifis. Gd. per dozen ; superfine, 25., or 225. Ild. per dozen ; extra superfine, 2... lid., or 28s. Gd. per dozen. Gentlemen's unbleached C otton, 12s. per dozen; very stout, Is. 6d., or 17s. per dozen ; extra stout, Is. 9d., or 20s. per dozen. Half Hose, Cs.; fine, lls. per dozen. Drawds 25.; very stout, 2s. 6d. Ladies' kid Gloves, Ils. 6d. per dozen French Kid, Is. 3d., or 14s. 6d. per dozen ; best Kid, Is. lid., or 17s. per cozen. Gentlemen's iVoodstock Gloves, s. 3d., or 13s. fill per dozen ; best, Is. 6d., or Ifis. Gd. per dozen. Doe Skin, 25., or 225. W. per dozen; best Doe, 2s. 6d., or 28s. CI. per dozen. Families and Gentlemen who are desirous of selecting from an extensive Stock, will find this an advantageous opportunity of laying out their money profitably. R. Kipling and Co.'s Warehouse, No. 16, Poultry, ten doors from the Mansion House. Marseilles Quilts, Counterpanes, Illadtets, Flannels, Cloakings, Pclisse . Clo•hs, Damask Table Cloths, Irish Linens. and French Cambric". CItA IG and D'(/YIN beg to call the attention of Families returning to Town, to the above-named Articles, which are of the best quality, and will be sold at prices far below any other House in London. Marseilles Quilts, two and a half yards square, GI.; three yards ditto, Lis.; three and a quarter ditto, Ilia. ; three and a half di;:o. 19s. ; Counterpane', two and a half square, 7s. fat. ; large sirs Illanktts for the Poor, Gs. 24. a pair; ram size ditto, 71.34. ; 13 bales of Welsh and Lancashire Flannels at half-price Bath Cloaking, two yards wide, I. hid . per yard; Pelisse Cloths, is. lid., Yard-wide Russia Sheeting, lid., very stout, add., a fine quality; 10Id., the full wid h without a seam, 21., Irish ditto, yard and a quarter wide, Ilid., very stout, 1d:1.; Russia Towelling, 611., Huckaback. Rd. a yard. Damask Table Linen, &c.—Breakfaat Cloths, Ica. each, yard and half square ditto, 211., two yards square, very handsome, 6s. ; Dinner Cloths, two and half yards lung, 7s. .• very handsome 1)a -mask ditto, Os. fkl., three yards long, 12s. Gd. ; Napkins, Cs. 9d. the dozen, beautiful Damask ditto, - 11 s. lids; Irish Linens, of the hest fabrics, beginning at 9d. a yard ; very stout, Is.; fine for shirts, Ilk!. to 2ld. ; fine French l'ambric for - Frills, Gs. • yard ; ditto IlandkeTchiefs, Ifis. Rd. the dozen. Handsome ehints Funlitures. HP. a yard ; a large quantity at 1241. worth ?s ; Linings in every shade, tial. a yard ; Alorcens, 14d.; the best quality, lad. a yard; Window Iltillands of every width lower than any other House. The following /;cods in any quantity at half their value:-1,500 pieces Jacconot, Cambric, and M ull M ; 650 French Imitation, India, and China Crape Shawls; ten bales of undressed Calicoes and India Long Cloths, with alarge Assortment of Silk Mercery, If osiery, &c. •,.• Coarse Goods for Charities of every description. CRAIG and D•OYLY'S FAMILY LlNEii WARE. UOU:E, 77, Oxford-strut. WALWORTH. SURREV. COMFORTABLE FAMILY HOUSE, WITH LARGE GARDEN. TO RE LET, on La;;Foel4 years, by •WINISTAN4 LEY and SONS, • very Wounds!, commedious, sad cheerful DWELLING-HOUSE, pleasantly situated. No. I, Crosby row, Walworth, with a large and excellent GA RDEN- The House contains Owes good sitting roonn., with spacious store dose. on the ground floor, seven berichambins, and a smaller sit. ring room, on the upper stories, with kitchens, scullery, cellars, &c. Possession may be had at Lady.day. fo be viewed by cards only, which, with further particalsrs, may be had of I"instanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. and M ( 9 X ..B‘4E. JACKSON GENERAL A tAITL I TITTANT I .S d . • &c. beg to inform Merchants, Traslcarrien, and the Public in genes ral, that they will meet with the speediest accommodation in the Purchase and gale of Estates and Houses; of any dCocTiPlion. and • in any part of the Kingdom, on application at their Office, as hes low ; and that the toast intricate and deranged Accounts wit: be properly corrected with the greatest desp.tchs Office-4. Drary.4!ine, near flolhotn. REAL TURKEY CARPETS. h f nhility, Gentry, and others, are melt toepret- , IL ful:y informed,. that rental BALES of very tioperior qua lity and colours, are just imported. rnd will be sold at my reduced prices, from Eight Guineas and upwards, warranted free rf damage. Several thousand yards of the beet BRUSSELS CARPET ING, newest patterns, at tn. per yard ; abort lengths and single !item 44. IM.; ali other Carle, Sag, Brn &e . equally cheap. The beat painted FLOOR CIA/THS grete, per cent. wide dm Manufacturera' Prices. Whitehall Carpet Warehouse, 31. Charing-egos. MECHANICAL TOOIM. R _______ ....... OLTZAPPFEL and DEYERLEIN, . MIAM -64 Cross, late of Cockapur.stteet. MANUFACTUURS al ENGINES, LATHES, 111ECHANICAL and Enos TOOLS: beg most respectfully to inform the Magic, and such of their Cue. touters who have not yet visited their present House. that they batrw added many Articles to their already extensive Stock in the genera Tool Line ; also Cutlery in all ha branches. warranted equa: in quality to theii Edge Tools, at reduced prices, for ready money. Merchants: supplied as usual. DEALERS in FOREIGN WOOD and IVORY. Catalogues, with present Prices, Duty be had on appiaestion t 4 No. tit, Charing-Gives. St'PERIOR STYLE AND ECONOMY IN CLOTHING. f!HOOBR IDGE, DRAPER, TAILOR,. and Cl. HABIT-MAKER, respectfully volidta the IPabise and Fashionable World. to Inspect his SAXON and SPANISH CLOTHS and CASSIMEHES, which be flatters himself wlll satisfy the most fastidious connoisseur, as to quality and colon,. Being determined to keep none but the best workmen, be is en abled to exhibit Fashionable Garments, bf every description, equal to any in the West, and for little more than half price. Gentlemen are therefore entreated to give him a trial, which he makes no doubt will prove satisfactory, and ensure a continu ance of that public patronage which he has hitherto so amply ex. perienced. A capital Assortment of Fancy Waistcoats, Roquelos, water. proof' Cloaks, in Cloth and Camlet, and Fancy Goode connected with his business, equally cheap. KENT HOUSE, No. 41, Cheapside, opposite Wood -street, London. RICH SILK OPERA CLOAKS. THOSE intlispenselitlcquialles Fori:arriage end Even-. ing Costume, the SILK OPEr-A CLOAKS, are DOW on SALE, in the greatest variety, at WILLIAMS and Co.'s (late Ricumenicate), lit, OXFOR D. STREET, wbo, encouraged by the most liberal Pat of great part of the Nobility and Gentry, beff to assure these Ladles who have not as yet honoured them with then commands, that thole present assortment of the above article, so numb esteetned for ele• gang and real comfort, exceeds In riesling and 'pleader any be. fore offered to the public, and will be found, le every Suspect, worthy their attention- Warman and 'Co. have now DU hand upwards of POO, in every new and fashionable colour, hom 3,18. to M. ; and a few made of the richest Satins and Levantine, trimmed and lined with Fur, which, for their beautiful appearance, outvie everything hitherto offortd to the fashionable world. Ladies or Gentlemen, desirous of making a presents( an elegant and useful article, have here an oppnetunity of doing to at a voy trifling expense, compared with the usual prices of Opera Chalks at other houses -111, Oxford-street, Corner of the Regent Circus. ARMY, NAVY AND SADDLERY WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE. STRAND. THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOIISE forms s cond di`vision of Exeter 'ammo, where may be seen a large and well manufactur e d Stock of fashionable Carriage. Cutrlele, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Hameln, with everl description of Military. Hunting, and Side Saddles for Home Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. ('amp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chaise. Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bul lock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up. neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bedding, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Sword., Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, Re. &e. Tile Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Winter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent qualit first style of workmanship, and Moderate Price. The whole of t he Ar ticles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, Is strictly adhered to, of askirg but one Ready Motley Price, from which no discount orabatement will be made under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will pkase to °Werra that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting l A'arrhouse are in Exeter 'Change. A list of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. LADIES WHO STUDY THEIR OWN INTERESTS ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THE IMMENSE VARIETIES ON SALE, AT UNION-HOUSE, No. 14, OXFORD.STREET. JUST OPENED. A Twenty-thousand pound STOCK of the newest and L 1 most elegant Articles for the Autumn and Winter weer, con sisting of rare Furs, in Muffs, Pelerines, Tippets, Flounces, &e.; Broad Silks, &e. of every colour, in Angola', (}roe de Naples, Levantine*, &c. ; superior Verona Silk and Open Cloaks, from 525. Gd. ; Bath and Cheltenham Cloaks, at Sa. and upward.: ; Cashmeres, Plaids, Verona Stripes, Norwich Crapes and Bombs sines, at Pd. per yard • an extensive variety of ready-made Drew, with Bodies, &e. 10s: each. Five thousand Shawls and Scarfs, all new patterns, recently pur chased at 33 per cent. under the market, with Family Mourning of every description, equally cheap. E. WRICHIT and CO., having purchased the Stock of Mr. Kinning, latent* Oxford•street, at extraordinarily low prices, pow offers for sale 10,000 pair of Blankets, at fe. per pair; SOS Damask Table Cloths, 4-4ths. and Cole rain Fish Linens, a little soiled ; 200 pieces of stout Irish and German Sherings ; Quilts. Counter panes, and every other article in Family Linen Drapery, Silk Slcreery, Haberdashery, Hosiery, Lace anal Gloves, which they will sell for emit, on lower terms than any house in the metropolis. E. Wright and Co. No. 44, Oxford-street, Union House. be tween Newman and Ifemers streets. No mitt. No unpaid letters answered. N.B. Country Commissions particularly attended to. TEN THOUSAND POIJNDS WORTH OF TABLE LINEN and SHEETINO, TO BE SOLD CHEAP. THE large Stock of the late Mr. JAMES GRAR.A Nll, Manufacturer of TABLE LINEN, hot been carailuied to his Brother-in-law, at No. 78, Oxford-street, for immediate dis posal, the Executors haring affixed the prices. MA LLCOTT and JAMES solicit an inspection; Indies ara assured they are full one. third less than any other bowie in Lonthaa can even obtain them. much leas dispose of them for : as the quan tity preclude* the possibility of inserting all the different prices. a few only are given, as under : .5-Bths and 7.4ltba Napkins to match all the Cloths, which extend from the smallest sire to the largest ever made, with every intenoctliate size and quality. Such an portunity seldom occurs; and what renders it more worthy of w tention is, that the sales are to he made entirely for the advantaga of the family of the deceased. Breakfast Cloths, 4-4:hs Is. Gd. each; 6-4ths aqua • . 2s. fel. 8-4:hs square. 3s. 9d.: 24 long 2 wide, 75.; the same vice, fine liambro' Dams: It. 9%; the finest quality, !h. 941.; 3 yards long 21 wide Damask, 18,. sn4 at every other house for 205.: Damask Cloths. 34 long and 2.1 17a. 6d.; 4 yards long rich Damask, 26%; Napkins, 7s. per doz. : find Damask ditto, I Is. ; Dinner Napkins, 16s. 6d. per dos.; fin& Damask ditto, 20% Russia Sheeting, 6id. per yard ; very strong ditto, fitl. 1 witlao Is.; an excellent make of RIVIIA:a Sheeting, 24 wide. 2s. 3d. ; wide. 2s. fat. ; 3 yards wide, 2s. !Id.; with Irish Sheeting of so-fist width and quality, equally cheap. Re particular, Pantheon House, 78. Oafatd-.treat, egress of Winsley.street, and exactly opposite the Nathan. No abatment from the affixed price& TO THE CLERGY. MR. WALLIS, Clerical Agent, begs to state, that he has a VICARAGE, with other Emoluments, amounting to 6001. per Annum, in a Northern County, which is desired to be EXCHANGED for a RECTORY of less Value, with a good House. Apply to Mr. walla, Clerical Agent, 41, Regent-circus, Pic cadilly 4 if by letter, post-paid. I 1 i