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WWI immediate Poesseeso, commanding a View of St. James's 4 W 164 S. ovary. • King's Arnia.yard. Colentau.street ; A Capital Pair of 16-inch Globs*, nlin a Library of Choke Park ; tenrcaletit attached and detached Office, dec. 331 eacelfrot ' Na arrival. -- or to the Commander. at the Jevoralem Cotfee.house• nooks, a small Cellar of finer , es, and other k:ffects. I Repair. , 1011 Li e u 1,10 lt M A 1)11 A S direct,—Fo y r o t t la ig de r ls en w q b ,r o m u n i . s 4 h .j tet itin „lllAttfl t. He at.. It I i NS, (Of Wistaria . .om-sereet.)ll4 . Mt. ROBINS, (fit Warwick House. Regert.sheet,) The kn-ig Alice S.W. with rain. the I hien.3l Lanrusges. n for Pit. 01 iChael's a. lOn the Prerntam, No. 1 d., on th Side of Lincoln's Inu- At Oanewsty's Oettee :bowie, 1 !hinge-alley. Cornhill, on TB :MS- , . m t h e & 'nab, ince out in Teak s'otp CF•ff ER AL PA L5l Eli . 01ROMF. ri nds, on WEDNESDAY. t . Met.. and Two following DAY. March i, at 12. At the early part 'IRUSCOTT, Commander ; 5:0 ton* tegisttr. Thin alllPlitimlb D . 1:ri..14( 11. by order of the F. ' of the late Eran Foulkes, A VALUABLE LEASEITOD ESTATE, Ina tins ent:Art!' r t .,,... bare sailed fond !'orterrorth in all January , but In cors;tauttnew tai' }IL deceased, Cl der the Cruwn fora long term of you*. o°in/irki n g. a ray Ilie Cohlinhia. fi Ile ' bet t,.;;: heir frozen in wilt rot be able to depart till ten day . ; rarer the el In E GENUINE FURY RE, •• compriaing four- excellent rAMIIS It ESIDLNCE, recently repaired , flinthed in in lat. ell, 4, Mug. i Ilbe Albion, Rob dins; lying in th e Ci ty (:*nail Has excellent Accommodollamo : past, tent, and Other beam s and furniture ; beds and an elegant manner, and adapted for the accommodation a with that for Pftiogers„ and carries an experieueed surgeon. bedding ; suites of drawing and ' tog-mom wintivwcorains : A FAMILY OF DIS'II.iNCTION , _. a sand bank 27th Itt Lights Fod_hight a a few tons of meaeuremern_goods Ofilv and PAX- couehes and chairs, en suite ; qigr •d elliwity &Aso' tied pier desirably situate No. 77. on the anothAdeolPsill-trall, entrlmard- -1 with „ ut sage, apply to the Owner, 0 f:01‘04: TRUSCOTT, tattles ; capital cabinet articles in r wood end to ; card, ing a fine view of St. Janet's Pnric ; consair t leg on the uptcr slot F Fat-Vat/TX, 3, 1, (!astle-court„ Birehiti.lene. WO. *Ora. Ilbfary, 'and dining titb t excellent wire and other toes bed-rooms for serviette, A large dovolitor h hour/nuke* closet, /Ashen , the no ._ lukt abet stostink. bookenses, wardrobe., efieste of , sid e board. f ourteen gi ft i ng With water laid on ; a attire clout, and closed with door to the tn.* berg. -•... "'"" wavy. linnets, tntn -- ( - IA PT. HARDMAN'S PETITION to the HOUSE "..'"" ohaira i Turkey and itruss kitchen regolairee. sad other au* , ; I.:titters and tire irons Second : story, spneous bedchamber in front, dreaaing toot , ad ;. eir, man.tr,„,, London, mg, with a closet and Aster-closet a capital bowed holicho''t'ev. Dere. Wind B.S. ilicrilit'l'o gi..l of COMMONS to pass a LAW to prevent carry body from the City k:DicuLtsu Got) In a PICTORIAL lAINNER. AT ONE, cremicE 11.1, BE SOLD. wills papered, windows looking to the Park, and a dressing rdocii ~ onTeettetTs, The LEASE of the excellent 1) ..1 , 14N0-110USE.adaided "Vining. released frOM qua, '6;4 their Po helm' by S. Chappell, Rata' txchange, Louden, prix for the acenaintodati t ai of a Olt •fer.tpa . baw with c a pital irst atom , X morning room in fiord, walls impend acd Moused , 42, 410 h 0c , T rust . y NUITN. w ' ~,, .. wary and Sterna marble elm) . Miry-Piece , windows to the Z.oFen . br o' ontri a rr Y o .e P . ONTlA. d co. 21, I 'Pencd• • o ffi ces , ter,„stsu stable , en d c ,„, , In e s s eip oo k:i, guelo ro o m , bordered hive, and finished with. gilt inomblings. neat cornice, sta• i.. .. il ... a t 1431 " -td " SpeedMy will be in:Wished, deeeaated by Permission hills Unice ( 4 .l!:(l7; l E la st u p7r d •g,s, ° ;TAign ~ -; ' . -'_ tbz gcsim . , in` to a Weal. letsb balloonist in frunt,R teary 4. r . • . Das i.. Vent. 1.- The Valuable 1 4 . . •o 1 • KS. a essointor b owel drawing town, *lndian' • 10 tha t , • i Maddkk I 4;) tlie Asehbiehop of Canterbury, • . certificate - p RAVERS of MEN EMfNENT ft, r their AT- Among which will ler olt„ ''' .1* a sati e ty or yfc .le.l At. walls coloured in compartments, with patens and gilt' leartt 10gg,.., A „ rots - . 'Li .7 " I as above, it. TA IN3IENTS in THEOLOGY, PH ILOSOPH Y 4 and lames; County History ; • '.%.; . 4 Law Reports :,Quarto, statuary marble chimney piste, neat cornice, dour tb the aticultdaer ht ; ht. j • ''' '' n ' ti 0hi.11011., POLITE LITERATURE • selected. arran_ged, and adapted to Encyclopedia Brewton-a. _.,' ~• Isipplernent, 26 voltinici i staircase , a amor-tloset. a Splendid Set of Urines An • • ' IfteM refer. 16 l' 1,1 " 1 “ ; „ ()deal. --Arrlred f , for Almer ia; the I the purposes of Family Wuriblo and Private Devotion.Oround floor, a handsome entrance hall paved. walls wtiftlacoteo /Kees of By the Rev. HENRY C LISI•101.11 , A.M. Biographical Dlctionary. 1t) c.l Ol -. English Chronicles : Sta. and painted, cloak closet, fire-place. ftc. An elegant light stair. Reiman, e u , New CORK. MOdeter of Stockwell Chapel. Lambeth. totes at large, wiai the Onion Si tel 4 4k h e i . : Octavo, Dodsley's ease to the first axe ; closet under the stairs; a capital bowed din. oath ; tile A fritamm IY, and Prieted for C. and .T. Rivingzon, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Annual Register from 1780 to I• ; , peso pl oos t oo „ 80 vo . ing parioqr, walls stuccoed its compardnents, $1.1.1 painted nieeso. Pdirabeth, aniel, Sumo"; flame and gmoil e e's • lather of rfiglatal ; Gibbon's fur sideboard ; neat cornice, and dove marble chimney-piece; win- ntention Waterloo-place, Pall-man. inelining to the erns }lnman llintOrs : Mitfmtl's 0 .. 4 ; IRinerrapriiesl I)ictienary i dow opening to tilt lead flat, with boxes of ivy, at the extremity of DutoGitiniAyeats;e4r:i.ty. I elf ee Ow This day is published, in octavo, price Is. 6d., the Second Cludinera's English Poets ; Brit „ Easayints ; Flehlial.l and Befi's which there is an ornamental building, and a large roe:run of ira- +yes c en- Edition of Edition of t he B t iti s h l'h en i ee ; , ding a select but highly va. ter ; a commodious secondary staircase from the basement to the . t ook, r • Hari . ' Erot i c IN IEo T (A rirgrt SUBSTANCE of a SI'EECII delivered in tl:e luable saw Library, err:Mario% 'e Cha•kery Reports, acrd a upper floor ; attached and detached domestic ?Sees, suitable to the variety of others equally newt!. establishment, well Arranged and very convenient ; wine, beer, anti 4.0 " d HoPe t Adon Mr Leghorn. is hereby ..n_ HOUSC or LORDS on Tuesday, May 17. Ift2s. Ales a small CLI .I.• AR of fine ••••• NV I NES• coal cellars. areas, tie. I '' at 4fle —By iI'ILLT.IM. LORD BISHOP ut LLANDAFF, otitis. in • The House to be viewed by •„.., ; a till the time of sale, and the 'To he Hat r ed by tickets.• Particulars may be had on the pre- li t for lair Glasgow on • On ,a Bill for the kanoval of certain Disqualificatiuns of the Re- ' and four Furniture and Books en lifonda • Tuesday pteceding the Lyt l e unities ;ta the Sabscriptlon !lowan, St-laines'a.strect and Pall. '''s .. -, malt Catholics. rtsiTWEttP. JAA 1; at die by catalogues. at Is. each, whi - th particulars. may be had on mall ;J. 11. Forbro, Lin. No. fi, Ely.place, Holborn ;at Gana. w , oted• tile nevi L on d on . Printed for C. anti .1. Itivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, Ws- the pr em i ses ; at ()areaway's ; .of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Re. lefty's; and of Mr. Rubins, 170, Regent-street, of whom tithes for . s terloo-place. and 143. Strand ; and J. Beichert! alai Son, Pieta- gent- street . 'i • • viewing may be had. Atria. JAW. 29 coast o: Sloocodat dOir ; sold nito by J. Parker, Oxioni ; and Deightons, Cant- -.---- the Josephine, all N, s ec . bri•lge. 131 PROVED RENT OF FO • POUNDS PER ANNUM, • STOCK OF A PIANOFORTE-IRAK/M. Amply secured on Premises ~LI I' north ride of Yek-street, Havre. astalo.ent FOR SCHOOLS. . . . , . On the Premiaes. 267, Sneed. Sr. Clemenea Church-yard, on Ain '' By Mr - ' - • INS. WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, stertlani, 'titan; New Books and improved New fleWons pliblished by W. Simkin s e it was blueing a Kr , ltlajtety.(Of Warwick Ho egent-etreet.) hef rudat, elle d•i' and it. Marshall, S•a•ionere.liall- court, Ludgate street. QEVENTIT PIANOFOICTES. invluding the various c. are te.• At Garraway'a. on T lIPEADA Y. Feb. ra.at 12. i t , s al of rillif: ETON L.ITIN GRAMMAR, with the additiou A NET !Aft' 11.0 V ED RSNT of 40/. PER A NriliAl, a k n l d s qt. for m s I n n s , o a r li G ro 7 nd r i a i l l il y uri g i r e tiluiLiCue,Abiornda.hiC;:ltyagfien'isitrinnlija_C.• "tlnarlitl."AL‘t.34"'e*D.J.;.s t h e Eng. .1 of many wend Notee and observations ; and also or the r - s, issoiog out of. and amply'aceured upon, a DIA'rLLIN(/- huges t , and rosewood eases, in excellent taste. and Of first-rate lest tor I•artiliel NEX"P, I accents and quantity. By T. W. C. Enwanne. ILA• the real flOtisE and SHOP, ,itwavn, York-street, t ' Arden. workman s hip Also, about twenty un fi nished Pianofortes, various g ot off. . =doctor, , Author of an Eton Latin Grimmer published wider the name of held for a term of nearly Tel fears, in the Am•) •4 ob states, and several of the new Grand Patent Instruments, called - Itl EsstNa, . rte t already ; the Rev. T. Su tit 11. 2s. lid. bound , tease to Mts. Elizabeth WatkitsgS for the woof - • t ipg the Eeplioncn, elegantly finished in mahogany and mumond caste. Crabb, strived trom lea. antis I This Grammar is 11Ceeilleti throughout, and is certainly the best T en D ar . • • , To be viewed • soy day prior to the Sale. by Catalogues, to lie ably da m a ge d. ini ; Mr. and most correct th a t can possuby be procured. The notes are P art i cu l ars mar h e had on t e e Premises a - of KaPßlASkisna • bad on the Premises; and of the Auctioneer, 26, lit. James's- Ltala, -Ivey fluidal), entirely original, very copious, arid most lucid: the construing is and Davidson, solicitors, Queen-Went. Cheapaide ; areavraidy's; as touched at Iquique, 4 M r , J. altogether new, and not surly more literal, but elear.er and more and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regenethveet. oiteiligible than in any other edition of the Eton Grammar ever ...-- INVESTMENT IN LONG LEASEHOLD PREMISES. chin; udder adjudii formance yet publislit.d. CHURCH PREFERMENT.' KEN.", TWELVE MILES the evn- i L ATIN I'ERF•TFICATION SISIPIJFIED. By Jona FROM LONDON. ON THE bfAIDSTONE-ROAD. HEREFORD-STREET., LIS.SON.OROVE. AND SALEM Manannae, I) ciforDARDENS. MOSCOW.ROAI). master , b ound to L ined Canny. LL.D. 1.1.. lentral. The ELY, Its. C 1.6 boiled. By Mr..AO RINS. • By Mr. COX. a b o b tew el ve h om e' Alit: 3 1 1 - •• Latin Versificatio n Si m plitiad, by J. Carey. War arey. L1..0. contains a . (Of wick Henn. Regent-street,) At Clarraway's Cellioshouse, Ash THURSDAY, February 23, (Without reserve) at the Auction M art, on WEDNESDAY. !erred to run her on atm: graduated series of Ex erc i eee . an d i s we ll ca l cu l a t e d f or s o us ren d er - March 2, at I,,br order of the 1 rasters of Mr. Miks, to F errett i to fetth terdon. i ng t h e sour Latinist a proficient in the rules of Piowly. There at Tattre. Lot I A Substantial brick-built RESIDENCE, Ni'. from laurl,. add, so are 2 volumes; one coneists of examples, with the words placed in T HE NEXT PRESENTATION to the valuable I. -SILK23, I:forth:tut-street, Paddington, containing eight on Catsup:4-a. :1 de Tyr, prosaic order • and the other f orms the Key, with die verses in . RECTORY u . f .. NORTH C RAY, near Bexley and Dart- t ,„',f, a ",„.„,,., ~„,,,,,.. „„„„,,,,,.. ~..5 , _,,„.,_ .„., „...,, - 4:,,„ ,_ 5 .,,,,,.. 3 ........__,_ ~ _ __ . _. .. . V \O. 7.222. Price 7d. OF ENGLAND. J4:. 31, riIiFIE C , ,nrt of Div e:lvrA of the aeve.-nor u4rl ot :he Item( of Enciond give N o m e . Et Mt 3 C RA la ( X./URI will be held at the Bank , JAY NEXT. :he 34 of f ebrunry, at likvento'Clock in ti, co , w , pix,.:3l affairs. it. BEST. &teen PING INVELLICiENCE. 'XRPOOL, WnixtonAy, FED. I. to 5.5.F..-411b Water, FERN I: 4 I.ANDS LIIIIITS. THINItY-I,lot 7 Sr, LOVb(iAr, Jae . 31, eurp•reion having reerntlx caus ,j a Pouce to I: erected on the Longatmit Rock., No:.er it hcteby given. that • LIG trr sill be exhibited OD t..e esetvng of Wednesday, the lfith incant, and th em ocitx.k.ol eNrty night twin sun-cet to SUII4IIIP. In lieu of t sent Lie la an the lirowooman, whieb, tto antl after the n.er.-ontsi day. will he disconllnated. enatacict of the NLw Light will 'coed precisely wi bow 11130.!1 at the Ikowusnaut, and the exhibition of the on the lance oc Utcat Fero Leland will be continued ailwation. Nor.rimAn, JAR. 31. Wird ti.W. Waving hard. of tiro : Not, lir MIAs, and schizna Pewi' are just coma in wind bond. • or the nincoiri it iliew exceedingly hard from from faverpaol fcr Boston. au spoken id Jet. lag. $4, 49. al! Robieson, fr).n Cardiff' for peerpool, e:rnuaded oR 27th alt. and gat off the fel/eyeing tide, bat ea eery %at. Cargo iateing. By order. J. ITERBIERT. sean., AN. 31.—Avrived the Stamper packet. train /sham peck:!, than the Mediterranean ; the Cu• from Varturiith, fur Tricoe; the Margaret, Landon, for Libtcn ; and the Itotgoiv, Fhilupa , !rote ind!'' W. . FEns 1. —Rig thin Thetis, bee teen inter tine, auti to . o) i;? to 1 4 e3Rterl Ptird Oro for Israhivj .01e cirraothu:. for /lenge!, got u::dcr weigh, bee Arsieed st-..d sailed for tire river, the Artrvds .a Orrnla ; t!.' grerSel. 1 4 ^140. irmi Twists aid it/Hens free _ ; th. 440'0, : the hi tr a t from not Jane: tut the Illati?di, %nay --A mired hem the thee d ch• Rachel, fit 1. ,lhe Almeria ; the Om; ;Shwedernalck, far Gibraltar I the Arab, Reirden, for New Orleans; t'ae Mies, Cunt:intim. for Swum slab ; the Africa:not. /4rw, for. St. Mary's and the Sr , ah aed Mirabeth, Dante!, for die' South Seat.—Wind S. light breestv a:doling to the eastward. _— OJT Y OF MAHAN TONTIKE.--The Subscri tri the Life Annuities granted by the Corpanulon o f •' Is the 24th day of June, 1776, who are to be v olt Is:crest in lands., may teethe HA!.!' -A.YEAICS ANN. 4 % , ch nstn ,a4 lut, by applying to Sir James Esdaile sod ou the Bth Ins:ant, and every subsequent n.v4sy, tram ten o'clock till two. Tie Snbetribers to bring with then their Weds, and a nor t h of OW lift of the nominee. r:qamted thst in cue of death node; may !se given as: fret i!:e future benefit and regulation of each dies. I3ROVIYCIA 1. DANK of IRELAND.—(Mees of I 7`.t. Bank having been Opened for Ho:sinew' ar CORE. al ERIVR, CI.ON►I Eh. and LONDONDERRY, and OfE,:ri at other Places being about to be opened— N.,t.c. is Iterebtgiven, That agreeably to the original intention 7.1 p a auflicient portion of the Capital prnevesslvely u the Es:abliehroents should be formed and the Busieess c it has been retioired that a further INSTALMENT of I'ER CENT. shall be called for ; and the same is hereby 17:4:7:red to be paid on or before the 13th of February near, at one ef the following places, via. :—At the Office of the Soc i ety. in St. Helen's place, loondnn, between the hours o f n in e and tout ; at Messrs. J. D. la Touche and Co.'s. in Dublin ; at the Itlicf% of the Society in Cork. Limerick. Clonntel, or London. ear+. ; or al the flank of Scathed, in Edinburgh. London, Jan. 12, 18211. THOMAS JOPLIN, SCe. Note.—No transfer of Shires can be made until the Inatala.ent t,rr railed for shall have been pail on them. Ostsveitit Fru. I.—Arrived .the Trial. Harvey, from Dutainiea; Unity, Itlutphi. from Ocerr.sey • and Itledemblick, Cook, friers tho Barbers, C;llieott. for Cade Of good Hope Adonis, Petrie, for A frica; and Charles Law, Smith, for Leghorn. WeliTaJtarne. JAR. ZO---The City, Scott. sailed from Dub lin for Glasgow on 21st Lilt. audits. on; since beer heard of. AkTwitte. .AS. 31.—The weather has beet very aild , adsi it id tawnier& the navigation will be free ih a NW days. PAIr IS. JAW. 29.—bevr,ft: vespels hese Imo wrecked in .the coast o: 37 ex ico d usingg a•divielit gnlc ; among ot . .lers ara mentioned the Josephine, of Bordeaux, and the Amedeo, Vaguest:le, kom Havre. 'tit. Caws, Jaw.. 19.—T1ve Adonis. Orenholtr, wired from Amsterdam, attempted to ciitcr our harbour without a pilot. whilst it was blowing a saiart gi.le from the w.estward, but laving him her rodlike, olte 'Tied Io '.c,tivNed. and was very nearlasing lost ; assistance was sent out. and aI•T was•got in. Or litt A it", JAW. 16).: The Jenne Lame. GU re% from btu seines tot wi.el was dr.ven on silore ad inst. has heat got Off. IHES4INA, 7.—The 3T/00de, Moore. and Dispatch, Crabb, utrived front I...serpoul, are landing then cargoes consider ably damaged. Ltsfa, 2f,.—The r.ngliati !iris,. Tibet% last fi rma 4tio. touched at Iquique, whore she - witi se std on account /Abating Spanish property on hoard. She is at present at Quilat, and - het cCrgo udder adjudicatibn. 31AltANHAN, DEC. 14.—Tbe brig Cathetine. John Sword, matter. bound to Liverpool wall a cargo of cotton, /Truett a leak 'Meta-twelve lionriefter sailing, and the day after the crew Were !arced to run her on slnSre. ss she wee in a Caking state and molar to leeward to fetch Naftaltaw. • She struck on a bank six miss from laud,. rid $OOll went to pieces in :he surf 'fhe crew hosted art Casstiqu'ra, a desert island, silica the master. John Sword, died in four rises fre tn. thirst, want of food, and fatigue: the reraddder of the Mai/ were savi.,d. `,MORAL FUND. Under theratratage.of Lis .:tNosty. Ilse Nobility, Gentry. Subscribers. and the Public. are re spectfully informed that the ANNUAL CONCERT. in aid of us /leftmost and Dimmed Members. wilt take place at the En t (. lash Opens House, Strand, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the 6th inst. Leader cf the Band, Mr. F. Cramer ; Conductor, Mr. Grateful. The following eminent performers hate already kuolly promised their assistants. t—M its Paton, Miss Vents. Miss Ilaninieraley, Alias Willie. Miss Poi. and Madame Kornai Mr. Vaughan. Yr. Bellamy. Mr. Saps*. Signor Begres. Mr. Goulds), Mr. Atkins. Mr. J. 000111011, a young geniis, art pupil of Mr. S. Wesley, and signor de Begnis. lietweenthe first and second acts an extemporaneous performance en the Organ, by Mr. S. %Fealty ; and in the course of the ei en. rig a favourite Duet, &Ranged for two trumpets. and perforated by the Signori liambati. (tom Flamm. their second public up. penance. JOHN EA M ES. Secretary and Collector. 4, Churcis.pises. Bedford.street. Covent-garden. SPITALFIELDS.-D1 WEAVERS —At a MEE Lad this day, Febrtlagy 2, MC The Lord Bli p of Cl interligible than in any other edition of the Eton Grammar ever yet publiskti. CHURCH PREFERMEX '.KENT.,, TWELVE MILES FROM LONDON. ON 11: MAIDSTONE-ROAD. Be' Me IRINS, T (Of Warwick / Recent-street,) At Olusawny'e eelfeavbetase HURSDAY, February 23, at re. THE NEXT FRE... /TATION to the watuahle RECTORY of NORTH CRAY, near Bexley and part ford, in tbe.county of Rent: *Rh the Great end Small Thhcs of the whole parish, containing needy one thousand five hundred acres; with an excellent, genteel, viltif residence. brick-built; with ocet. Ate. plumed for the aetenunotlation of a' Gentleman's Family: with a good gsrdett, *pleasure-ground, and glebe-land, containing nearly thirty-three titles. The whole worth between tour and fire hundred rands per annum. The present incumbent In the sixty-tirst year of his :tr. Particular of Messrs. Orem, Pembertnn, and Crawley. Solici tors, Salisbury.snuare. Pl.:et-tun:et ; of Mr. Adams, and at the Journal Office, Oxford ; the (Wee of the Journal. Cambridge ; at Oarraway's; and of Mr. RoOrgf;37o,, Re ent-street. , ••• t• Ste miles fromOaford-atreea, 'xlsridge-mad: upwards of Twenty-four Acres Or excellent Grass band. abounding with capital brick earth, and highly advantageous for building. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's, on THURSDAY, February 23, at Twelve, In three Lots. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, land-tax re deemed. advantageously situate for building, at Ealing, in the county of Aliddiesev. 1110 ft delightful cite for building, and abounding with capital brick earth. Lot I. A capital PLOT of MEADOW LAND. containing upwards of Eleven Acre* and a Malta part of the Ealing Grove Estate, occupying a considerable frontage to • t3nplaire, a' hig4.ly advantageous situation , for the erection of • one or more villas, commanding a view into the county of Surrey, and communi cating with the village of Ealing, by a newly projected occupa tion road. INVESTM mn IN LONG LEASEHOLD PREMISES, HEREFORD-STREET, LISSON-OROVE. AND SALEM LATIN VERSIFICATION SIMPLIFIED. By Joutt CAREY. LL.D. 24. hound. The KEY, v. ad. hourd. •• Lain, Versification Simplified, by J. Carey, LL.D. contains* graduated series of EXtrelseil. and is well calculated for soou render ing the young Latinist a prolicient in the rules of Moen(ly. There arc 2 volumes; one consists of reentries, with the words placed its prosaic order; and the other tering the Key, with the TOMOS is regular twnsion."—Uent.•e Mag. Oct. 1825. ELEMES'TS of LATIN lIEXA3IETI:ES and PENTA. METERS. 'The Fifth Edition. much enlarged and improved. By the !ter. ROISERT EttAxn. 3s. bound. A KEY is in the Press. UAIIbENS, AJOSCOW-ROAD. By Air. COX. (Without reserve) at the Auction plant. on WEDNESDAY. March 2, at I, r order of the Truster,. of Mr. Alike, Lot I. A Substantial brick-built . RESIDENCE, No. 23, Hartford-street, PaddinKum, containing Agin moms, two vaulted cellars, paved arta, wash-house and yard. Tile premises arc newly finished, and in excellent condition. At the back of this hotice is a detached brick-built Cottage, fronting No. 4, Hereford-place, containing four rooms, with suitable conve niences. ' ISTRESS of the SILK ;TING of the CO3I3IITTEE, , in the Vestry -maul, SpitsWelch, lIESTpfi. in the Chait. Revolved, Tbat the Public be and enrd prompt and virectual fc...ow-cretitilreS, now in a state o titracriptvoris rue received by lisle, Esq. Trimmer, and The KING Irnesttly eolicited 14) toms fotwartl , diet to room then 20,000 of their r extreme disuesa. • I The Liam Indis.CAmpany'a sign %Waterloo arrirsel at tatJattla on thell June. without enheichatialty or etc-Went duet: die enrage. The. Wean.' listings. firMiti it'Trineotealde es Us 100 f, and at Madras the 14th August. She wee to proceed into Mental on the Vista August. Thy Core , Water, from Urerpool to Naples. wit stranded n Tanjeer on the 10th ult.—cirgn expected *lie savA. the Right lion. the Lord Mayor, by all the Rankers. SYNTACTICAL EXAMINATION t or Questions and E!. moles adapted to the Syntax of the Latta Grammar. The woad edifion. te. bound. Lot 2. Substantial HOUSE, No. 24, liereford-street. and a brick•built Cottage, N 0.3, Hereford-place, adjoining and of a similar character and deseripttnn u the preceding lot ; held for a a term of 94 'CNN, at a ground.rent of 201. a year. .C. 1. Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor 25 0 Rt. Key. the Lord Bishop ad.Qsastar I litevirt Jams Vire sad___ 01000 0 • Chas. Tyndall, Esq. . 10 0 .11caira. 11. Castellain and A SKETCH of the GREEK ACCIDENCE. arranged in • manna convenient for Transcription ; by menu.. of which learners may be ititvietril is emnoltsing to memory. The second edition. likft i l i l i lo i :=ll‘..Bl. sewed t 3a, bound. ari ressonararadierteo aboorysie• of aseAsat our readers as are concerned in the education of youth. the labors of Mr. Hodgkin. which we consider na peculiarly calculated to fa. eilitate the adoption of that plan for the improvement of the me mory, which woe reconutiouled Quintilian, and which wan fol. lowed with so much success by Prole:aka rorson."—Clissical Journal. No. 19. Lot 3. Two neat cottage-built DWEI,LIN fi.IIOPSES, Nos 18 and 19, l4.lent.gardens, bloscow.rnad, lisyvvinter„ contalninif each two comfortable chambers, with civets. *On*thettrowd.tioev dining and breakfast rooms, convenient kitchen, andiAankn • indel imams uaaspieedaana of tit you. at a grousid. May be viewed, and particular* bad on the premises ; or s i r. Dodd, Solicitor, Tokenhouselvd, Lothhcry ; Mr. Bockhorn, Abingdon-*treat, Westtninoter ; at the Auction Mart; and the Auctioneer's, 26, St. James's-street. - • - if Friend i 1 114, *or %Veztvert i 0 3lcs%rs. F. and L De _ eangrs 50 0 , MESSRS. CHAMBERS AND SON'S BANK , RCPTCY. • teeter3itiElteilditont it7=7; otirtimartioncibwkied Eon, late bankers of lilewj:ttnd-street, met at the Colin of ( ora• inbutioners of nankrttpts. Bittinghall-sweet, to oh= Assigness? in the room of those previously chosen, and rejected by .the stoners on the grouud of ineligibility. The Cemmissioneri wered. Trebeck, Edward Gottabttala, and Edward Smith, Esqrs. . . . _ Co. 100 0 Mewl. Drat and Co. 100 U Al p.. 4-4. A. P. 11a1dimanc1 and Snrit 100 0 Ninon. P. and N. Gan dulti and Co. - 100 0 Morris, Prevost..._ Capt. - George Robensou 10 0 Rt. Bev. thetas' Bishop of London - 50 0 Joshua Watson, Esq. 20 0 Rey. Or. Duslield - 1 I Rey (Jorge Tomlinson 1 0 31exprs. Bredell and Cha. P. VIROII.II MABONIS BIJCOLTCA : containing an Ordo and Interlineal 'Pranslation•aceompanying the Text; a Treatise on Latin Versification ; and references to a Scanning Table. QC hihitisg, on musical principles, every variety of Hexameter Verge. With an explanatory Index. Intended as an introduction to the reading of the Latin Poets. By P. A. NU.TTAI.I., LL.D., Editor of Stirling's Ja*venal. interlineelly translated. :Is. Gd. bound. `• Tale mum carmen nobis, divine Pueta, Quaie soma facia in gramit:e.•' LATIN CI )Ns RUI NO ; or easy and progressive Lessin.s wont Clsssie.el Authors: with rules for translating Latin into Eng lish, design ed to teach the Analysis of simple and compound Sentences, and the method of construing Pliredrits and Sep', as ' well as the higher ('lassics, without the help of an English Trans lathy,: intended for the nse of junior classes in schools, and of those who have not the advantage of regular instruction, for whom the quantity ()Cellos. syllables on which the pronunciation depends is marked ; to iv:itch it added, a full account of the Roman Calendar, and some re•n::trks on Roman Customs, with rulca for reducing the English to tl•e• Roman time, and the Roman to the English. By the Rev. J. Bosworth. M.A. &c. &e. Vicar of Little Harwood. Buckinghamshire, and Author of an introduction to Latin Con struing. the Elements of Anglo-Saxon Grammar, &c. The second edition. 2e. ltd. bound. FREEHOLD ESTATES IN WALTON-IX-DALE AND PENWORTHAM. _ _ _ ' IN TUE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. At the Bell Inn, Preston, in the said County, on TUESDAY. the 28th inst., and on the following Day. at Ten .'Clock in the Morning of each day, in lAN, and subject to such Conditions as 'than then he produced, 91HE MANOR or LORDSHIP of WALTON-LE IL DALE. and the Rights, Members. and Appurtenances thereto belonging; the M A NSION-H OUSE. culled WA LTON idA lib, with the Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, Fenn-buildings. Demesne, and other Lands ; convenient Mansions, Inns, ('ot tars, and Dwelling-honses, including the Village of Walton. Particulars of the several Estates and Lots, with Plans, tray be had after to-morrow, by applying to Mr. George Riley. at Walton. hall ; Mr. Philip Park. Surveyor, Preston ; Rlessrs. Eftle., and Slater, Solieitors. Manchester ; Mr. Ashburn. Solicitor, Liver. pool ; Blr.Welsster, Solicitor, Lancaster; and Messrs. Pilkington, Solicitors. Preston. and ('u. 100 0 J. J. E. De Ferte, Egg. 25 0 Mewl. L. Burnaad and _ — Cu. - 23 0 Mesas. Jas. Cannove and __ _ bet 20 0 1 Edw. 31eyriek, Esq. 2e 0 J. A. Jourdan. Esq. '.ll Messrs. Oreive and Cooks 20 David Reid, Esq. 10 0 Sam. West. Es4l. 5 0 R. G. and H. R. B. 5 5 Rey. Jas. :Rayne 1 1 John Ham, Esq. 30 0 John Parsons, Esq. 10 James Verne'', r.N. 10 0 A few Friends, by ditto 3 5 Mr. Sheriff Kelly 10 I) Mr. F. Polluteattended as Counsel for a great body of cre ditor 4. . r. liaattvroir said he was instructed to propose as fit and proper persons fur Assignees the names of Messrs. EiCktle4, Bariter. rind Cadbury. Mr. Maentsre, 'elicitor to the Committee of Managetpect.. put in a list of five names ; IA the representatives of creditor to an.un mense amount ; they were those or Messrs:nd an, Bernascuri, Ralph Garrett, Richard (bootie, John Richardson. ant William Leonard. Mr. Itlayliew said he could have no• personal objection to any of the gentlemen contained in the other list, except that they were too immediately concerned with Mr. Chambers'i affairs, and that they were individually soy Entail creditors. Mr. A EC ET T solicitor to the COMMiggiOTI, said he shoDid certainly oppose the election of Mr. Ricluad Groom,. . Mr. 31 AY H EW.-Theti 1 beg to say that it is Mr. it. 9roonzte's wish to take the sense of the creditors as to his name reauunteg. The only object he can hr.Y. in so doing is to protect the interest of those whom he represents. • . - 30 0 Wn , . Hale, Esq. 30 0 N. Rothschild. E‘q. 100 0 Mr. Alderman Garrott 10 0 Plr. Alderman Luca* 10 0 51r. Alderman Thompson 10 0 John Cape!, Esq. 10 0 ]uirph . Esq. 3 0 John Monett:. Eqi. 100 0 Messrs. Moore, Singers, and Co. 30 0 llenry Pillion, E. 10 0 AI . Ames, Atkinson, lint 2. A CLOT of MEADOW LAND and GARDEN GROUND, partly walled, containing upwards of Two Acres and a half, abutting on the above new occupation fond, and contigu. ous to lot one. Mr. Sheriff Croi;der 10 0 B. Core, Esq. . 20 0 George Byng. Esq. M.P. 100 Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Landaff - 20 0 Z. Z. Z. by the Bishop of Chester 5 0 31r. J. F. Dove - 5 M ram Adams, Son, and lot 3.An ENCLOSURE called RIDDINnS, of capital meadow land, on the road from Ealing to Castle Bear Hill, con taining upwards of Ten Aces of excellent Meadow Lind, with a considerable frontage to the road, and hounded we the east, north, and rest, by General %Vetherall's lands. To be viewed by applying to John Luck, at Ealing 'Grove, of whom particulars may be had ; of Mnetra. Fladgme, Voting, and Jackson, Solicitors, F.ssex-otreet, Strand : the Castle, Bell and Feathers, Ealing; at Garraway's anti of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent.street, where a plan of the Retire may be seen. and Co. 30 0 MtsSti. 11. sod R. Bennett 30 J. J. Busses, Esq. - It /41cssrs. Eastman and Ilill 13 0 Messrs. John Stokes and SOTS 90 0 John Phipps, Esq. 5 0 An orirmal Contributor HAZARD and CO., who have been so eminently dis tingtilshed for the sale of Capital Prices for upwards of One Hundred Years, respectfully solicit a continuance of public patron. age ter the very short time Lotteries have yet to last. as a very few months will bring them, by Act of Parliament. to a final clos.e. The present Scheme being positively the Last but Two they ever van hare the honeUr in submit :—it contains Mr. StYstoun r -1 think, from his general acquaintance era affairs of thin most cemplica:ed and intricate estate, it is essential that the creditors should el.:ct him. We cannot now rely upon promises of exertion, liecaux we are all aware that Mr. Chambers has 'been already confided ih with very little effect. • Mr. A'BEctu:a••r—Tyre objection to Mr. Iticbanl Gaooroe.is, Oiat lie is the son of Mr. Gruonae, who has been already rejected on very sufficient grounds. Mr. 'roost —A very futile one, indeed : you Object to hits be cause he is the ion of his tither. lilt. A'BECKETT—And under the control of that father. , A CONCISE N'IEW of ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY; with Biographical. Chronological. and Historical Notes; and seven neat illustrative maps ; designed as an easy introduction to the Her. Dr. Butler's Sketch of Ancent fjeography ; with the Names of Persona and Places carefully accented, to direct the Pronunciation. By W. Bond, 44. ga. The NEW SPEAKER: or, Selections from the most esteemed Authors. ►n Prose and Verse. By Hester Hewlett. The second edition, 4s. bound. so the Ilnos;less Pour, pe: The 3.lorning Post 20 0 West Whektale . 111 11 key. be. 31..0re - 2 U )I:ssf.. Truman. Ilanbury. • and fn. . 100 0 Ncilf*. 1: and Giles 211 The 31... borates of the Bell • 30 3leßua, Wm. Brandon and Urn. Raman 5 0 Messrs. Remington, Wa lton, anti Co. - 0 MANSPIELD-STRPET, PORTLAND-PLACE. CAPITAL SPACIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, With attached and detached Offices,. Stable for Six Homes, Har ness-roan, Double Coach-bowie. Loft, and Rooms over. Ry Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) At °areaway's. on THURSDAY, March V, at 12, A Very desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious and very substantial Residence, planned with suites of roomy lofty apartments, adapted for the comfort and con venience of a family or distinction, situate No. 2, Mansfield-street, Portland-place, containing, on the upper Liar, two large nursery apartments, and three rooms for servants ; second story, two very spacious airy bedchambers, three smaller ones, housemaid's closet. with water laid on, water closet, &c.; principal floor, an ante• room, leading to two capital lofty drawing-rooms, communicating by folding-doors, conexporidently and handsomely fitted up; beautiful marble chimney-pieces, &c. ; • spacious principal bedchatnber, dressing-room, and water closet adjoining, and a private staircase front the basement; ground floor, a commodious entrance hall, with fireplace, vestibule, or inner hall, with an excellent light principAl stone staircase to the that floor; a noble dining parlour, walls attic. coed, neat cornice, marble chimney-piece; library at the hack; gentleman's morniag room, with dressing-roam adjoining, water closet, dour to the back staircase ; basement, a capital range of light domestic oNces, eoniptising housekeeper's room, butler's pantry and sleeping room, plate and store clmieta, servants' hall, men's sleep ing moats. wine Mims, strong 10111114, larders, detached kitchen, laundry, fte. A secondary stone staircase from the basement to the attics; areas with commodious vaults for wine in the wood, coal, beer. Etc.; servants' entrance, &c. adjoining in the dwelling-house. a capital six-stall stable, harness room, double coach-house, with three men's rooms over. SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS! ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, 14 of MARCH. By the Right lion. the Lord lleyor. _ A great variety of Numbers are on Sale at lIAZA RD and Co 'A Old established Nikes. Royal 'Exchange !late ; 26, conniu ; and 344.0stord.stres.t, end of Regent -street, London ; whore they sold in one Lottery. ALL THE . PI . IIZES . OF_3O,pow. I Mr. CALCILAYT-1 really can't heap saying that the creditor will not do justice to themselves and to the estate; if they do not elect Mr. Richard Gronme ; independently of his talent aid p.!- quaintance with the complex ramifications of the accounts, he as the representative of creditors to the amount Of more titan l3,uuui. He is, besides, in the coutidence of Lord Arran, one ut ti:.: principal claimants on the estate: and in justice to that Noble man, who is unable to attend personally, some person uf whom he confides should be chosen one of the Assignees. A good deal of desultory conversation then took place; alter which it was finally agreed that the nomination of Assignees should be governed by, the bulk of the creditors voting. Whilst Mr. MAYHEW and Mr. Tboxs were engagedin col lecting the names of creditors represented by them, Mr. RowcaT Raosrxi put in proof of debt foe 1,10 W., to which Public ulsa, Worship. 50 . Mrs. Nut Rev. John Nati Thos. Nan, Esq. Sam. Dibree, Esq. (Brighton) - Jos. Philip Dobtee, Esq. stret . t 31 14 Hl.Yari. Uuff and Smoks $0 At:3l,mm Obitini. Esq. :10 Jst. E. Watson. Esti. . lO : o 2 0 And in the laid Eight Months, 1.91i4 £30,000 8.1113 . - E2O,OPn 2.179 . 25.0110 2,271 - . 20.00 6,302 - . 25.000 11,519 - - 26,000 Aod several other Capitals of 5,0001.. 2,0001. &c. 1 t " P Y r ". W ne is i f N th% Xs i ts i bli t s ) h E m S ent s i eln i nwl l er e i r g -s e i s iu w a it re h . feeli r n i gs l: gratitude the patronage which it has received. since it has been opened uncial a new nninagement. Encouraged by the support atorh has been bestowed, and anxious to testify his sense of it, verioot alterations have been made, tending, it es presumed. to irc•f33e the elegance of the room, and to add to the comfort of move who frequent it. direst attention has been paid to the quality of the wines which bawl been selected, from which those of an inferior description hare teen cordially excluded; and with an assurance of the greatest cyan, and attention on the port of those who conduct the concern. tt.e Propsietor cont•:dcntly submits the establishment to a can. pstis,m with others of a similar nature, feeling assured that is will srcr•re t him a continuance of public favour. BELFAST AND COLERAIN WHITE LINLN HALL, 450, STRAND. Established for the Sale of Genuine Irish Linens. IIF: Proprietors are regularly receiving, direct from 1. their Blend' Green, every description of IRISH LINENS, the quality and colour of which cannot be surpassed. All the Li nens fur the Mesa, and Coletain White Linen Hall are purchastol in their brown and unfinished state in the different Brown Linen Alarkets in the North of Ireland. those of the very hest fabric ate procures,. And the Subscribers are eitable3 to oiler them to the hublic at a saving of. at least. at per cent., of which purchasers can ave an idea by comparing the value aired at any other house with that at the above Establishment. Mr. Pota.ocE took an objection. This was money lodged in the bank, in the name of • Mrs. Anna Eliza l'ochnine, by joint trustees. of whom Mr. I,:hambens was one and Mr. Hewer the other. It appeared that it had been subsequently paid on by Mr. Chambers to the lady's husband without he consent, &beta decree was thereafter obtained in the Court of Chancery against thirster, who halt paid the money, and no* makes a claim oci the eitate for the full amount. As joint trustee he was liable for one half, nod therefore could chum only for that pan which he paid eft account of M r. Chambers. Mr. Tu IX El. the Solicito i r m . to! Mr. nageter, urg e d , hat ow as w entirety that of Mr. C ben, and was e without r. Bagsarr's concurrence. Commission Tat:arcs—How is that proved? Mr. Tee/tea—Mr. Chambers has frequently undertaken to lb dentnify Mr. Bageter. • Comnaiss 4 oner Lluvr.stsks—ln what way wee that agreement made ? COLVILLE BROTHERS. To be viewed by tickets only, on .Mondays, Wednesday.. and Friday*. Paniculars may be bad on the Premises ; and of Messrs. Gamiest and Rankers, Solicitors. Oray's Inn at the Subscription Houses, St. James's-street and Pall.tnail : at Garmway's ; and of Mr. Robin., No. 170, Regent-street, of whom tickets for viewing may be had. Domus et placers uttor."—lloa. Thy Ileum, and (in the cup of life, That h oney-drop) thy pleasing •ife. HAPPINESS, " the gay tmmorzow of the mind," is insisted by marriage; •• the strictest tie of perpetual friend- Clip - It a gilt from 'leaven. cementing pleasure with reason, by smut, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association wilt celestial intelligence." Previous. however• to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes ar, in.perstire duty not only to regulate the passions but to cleanse the r , eiser nature from those impurities which the freedom of itnreuricted pleasure may have entailed teson it. To the neglect ut such attention are atuibutable many of those hapless instances, which, whale they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should luso Impress him with the feu of calf-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the tr Tics will rebut the elastic fibre—but nowt especially does the Premature Infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the ne t ;'d dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised suf. f"er inure than doubts the chimes of relief. To all Inch. then. we sd dress outset est, offering hope. energy, muscular strength, felicity: net will our &dramas appear questionable, sanctioned as they are ne to ti Ittpl:ed proofiof twenty years successful experiehre. Inc racy can of married life are sometimes diaturt)ed by the I "Pee"tol of those blessing, which concentrate the nuptial wreath the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be 11, " 0 1t 1 .,tted,anti deficient energy improved into functional power?. Lfncitli sulteitoua to expel the unfeeling empiric from the notti. to putamptuna.ly taken up, we deviate from general princi. I" Stitt lots hesitation ; and confident in our own lionflurablt, ,y•critr ns Alembent of the Cr,!kir of Surgeons. we refer the suf. If*.hg community of either sex (emecialy those entering iotn mairi o,ouot 1:fe)) at ones ro oar house, where daily attendance is given Piromal cousultation; and letter i . 1 1 ,171 the country are itIVITIIP -4441t1Y risen red : these must contain a 'remittance for advice amt acd.eine. W 4.01 caw be forwarded tg aoy.part of the world. how ever distant. 110$8 and CO., 51.H.C. Surgeons. No.ll. Boorerie-street, Fleet-street, London. r`HP 14 ivlitot hot of Shorwart, Gilbert, and Piper. 20, Paternoster- Chapple, PalLoralls 16. Princes-street. Sohn ; 174, I ',pc-street ;4, Catherine.otrett, Strand. London ; 72, t, •.iftun-atreet, Dublin; M`Pliun, l'rongste, Glasgow ;0, C Aitun•errrer, I:4lAbergts ; sad Cl' all IleekseJlers. Price 43. The GROG !IA PIIY of 'the GLOIW, curtaining a Deserip. tion of its several lEvisinne of Land ono IV ster. To which are added, Prohlems of the Terrestrial and Celestial Globes, and a SeTiell Or QtlesiODS for Examination. By Joni 011.DIXn BUT. Let, of Ilaet7ney. Teacher of Writing. Arithmetic, and tieogra phy. 44. Ott bound. C.% SI ERA.or ART or DRAWING in W ATER COLOURS ; with Instructions for Sketching from Nature, comprising the whole process of water coloured Drawing, familiarly exemplified in Draw ing, Shadowing. and Tinting a complete Landscape, in all its pie gressive stages and directions for compounding and using Colours, Sepia. Indian Ink. Bistcr. hr. By Jona Ifasser. La. boards. If the pagers of this little volume are perused with suention, and the rules which it contains carefully adopted, the ingenious pupil will find that he can make considerable r landscape without the aid of any other master. To assist the ea rner, a is presented on th ree distinct sheets ; the fi rst is outline, the second is shaded, and the third is coloured. These views will be found of essential service t they illustrate the desaiption, and are Illustrated by it."—lmperial Megarine, No. 70. A CO3IPEN DIPM of ALGEBRA, with Notes and demon. insane's, idiowing the reason of every rule, designed for the use of Schools, and Mire persons who have nut the advantage of a Pec pthe whole arranged on a plan calculated to abeitlee the rof the Jlaster, and facilitate the iniprovement of the Pupil. By Gt:on P tt.t. es. Author of a Treatise on the Construe: lions and Use of a Case of Mathematical Instruments. 3s. bound. A hey, N. levuntl. "This is a clever compendium of a most useful branch of ma thematical science, for every person ought to he nequainted with Algebra. The Author's objecr is to abridge the labour of the master, or to muter a master unnecessary, by familiarising the subject so as to facilitate the study, and consequently lessen the period usually spent in acquiring this essential part of education. Such arc his avowed objects, and his work is well calculated to insure them"—Lit. Chron. March hi, 1824. The COMP LE TECORR ESPON DENT, consistiag ofLetters adapted to every age rind situation of life; togetin: with various useful forms of business and compliment ; the best Rirectiona for Epistolary 11'riting. aid more than 50 speimens of real corre spondence, selected from the best writers in the English language 'as Addison, Cowper, Gay, Johnson, rope, I.:itly Hertford, Lady Wortley Montague, Ifni. Rowe. ate. and some translations from the I. thin Classtei and celebrated French writers. tC new edition, ?,s. sewed ; 2s. flit. bnitnd. NUQV() DIZIONARIO PORTATILE, Italian° Francine, eAM* Italiano, cotnpendisto cla quell°. IPAlLterti ; Arrichito di tuiti i termini proprj delle Science a deft' Arti, sleile Conju - gotinni de Verhi ruplari e. irregolari ; • disponi° all' um deal' Italiani 'e de Francesi. Par Giuseppe Maritza. A new Edi tion, corrected and revised by 31. Santagnello, author of a Die. tionary of the Peculiarities of the Italian Language ; the Italian Header : Exercises; Italian Phraseology, &c. 2'eole. Itiv. sewed. An INTRODUCTION to ENGLISH ItEMI'OSI'I'IfIN and EI•OCUTION t in Four Pam. viz. !Csop Modern ized, In a aeries of Instructive Tales. calculated botii . as reading Lestions and narration. '2. Skeletons of those Tales. with leading que , tios and hints. to guide and assist the Juvenile writer in re annpoeing them. I. Poetic Reading Made Easy. by means of me trical notes to each line. 4 An Appendix of Select Prose. He John Carey. LL.D Author of " Latin Prosody Made Easy;" " l'ractical English Prosody and l'ersification." &e. 4e. bound. •; A Nl:►V SEIIOOL cA TA LUG CD, eonta:n dig • all the hooka now in uu Unreal, ready. y!►KKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING. Valuable FRII:EHOLD ESTATE, 11.1terWaii - ekiiand Bros/son Bank Farms with Fans Houses. Oarclens Yards, and Out buildings. ac;tl upwards of Four Hundred an. Sixteen Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. By Mr. ROBIN'S, (()t' Warwick House. Regent-street,) At &areaway's, ou THURSDAY, the 27th April, at 12, in One Lnt. A Very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, DAL IX. TON FIELDS and lotowsoN FARMS, in the Town ship of Dalton, and in the Parish of Kirby Raveneworth, North Ridipg of the County of York, about seven miles from Richmond, sin fates Barnard Castle, and fourteen from Darlington ; contain ing upward. of FOUR IfUNDRED AND SIXTLEN ACRES Of productive Meadow, FiVillfe. and Arable Land ; with two good Yarns Houses. Harden, Yard., HAMM, Sables, and Outbuild ings, powin the occupation of Mr. Stephen York. us tenant from year to year, at a low rent of, per annum. Seven Hundred and Fifty Pound,: The Buildings are well arranged, crenvenient, and in ex cellent repair. a greater part having been recently erected. The Lands are divided into eligible enclosures. well watered and fenced. The Parochial Assessments low, and the situation good. The Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr. York, the tenant. of whom particulars may be had: at the King's Arms, Richmond; •the fin, Barnard Castle; Holden Lion. North:Merton ; Angel, DarltAron,; Waterier, Hotel, Durham; Turk's Head, Newenetthr ; Black - .4wan. York ; tieortre, Stamford: lien and Chtekena. Bir mingham Bush Tavern, Bristol : 'York House HOWL Bath : of 31ewirs.elnyton, Scutt, and Clayton, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn New•scprtre; at -Darraray's.; and of Mn. Rubin*. Ito. I'M Jtc gent•suco; London ; abuts a plan u: the Estate may be seen. SM ITII'S CAMBRIAN ESSENCE wholly supersedes the necessity of smoking meat in a chimney or smoking house, as it gives the true Westphalian or Wood Smoke Flavour in a very superior manner :yid in a much shorter time. This highly useful article was well knoiin to. and much approved by. the late Sir .Joseph Banks. It may be applied with equal advantage to llama. Tongues. Bacon, Beef, or Fish. and perfectly answers the purpose in either case. Sold, wholesale and retell. by the Proprietors, I'dwacd Smith and Co. ohvmists. Re.. 29. Haymarket and retail by Hall arid Co. 81. New Bond.street ; Day and Co.. 96, firamehurchooreet : At kinson. 302, Oxford-street; Man. AO. Leadephall.street ; Neighbour, CIL iligh flolborn ; Roberts. 119. Great Russell street ; Swim, 42, Feeehurch.streer Stsrrv. 128, Rlaektnan. street: and many other respectable oil and Italian warehouses.— in bottles, 2a.. 3s. 6d., 3s. each. IMAMS AND LTV nit ('UM PLAINTS. for all those Frorders A' which originate ande ir etl ina ti vi l Remedy tiatedaetion of the Liver and Hillary Orme. namely Indigestion, Loss of Appetite. Head-ache. Heart bum. Flatulence., Spasms. Costiveness. Affecttons of the Liver, &r. tee. DIXON'S A NTIBILIOCS P11.1.S have met with more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect and requite nu restraint or continemint whatever during their use. In tropical climates. where the consequences of redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an invaluable - and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly calculated to correct disorders arising from excesses' of , he table, to restore the time of the stoortrh, and to remove most coanpfaints occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. Fold in Boxes. at 2.4.915 ; I.;* 11s.; ant! 221. by Butler, Che mists, 4, Cherbpside, corder of St. Paul's, and 54, Sackville-etreet, Dublin; Savory and Co. 130. New Bond-street, and 220. Regent. street; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kirgtlom. Of whom may be had, PARSON'S HOOPIND COUGH MEDierNE. an effectual and safe remedy for this dangerous complaint. In packets, at 21 9d. -~.- --- TI , a—Verhally. Comtninioner TREllif.CK—Then Mr. Chamben mutt be 1.71. &mined on that point. Mr. Chambers being asked w Nether be had trade curb a pro mise. admitted that he hail. 1/1111 the whole debt was allowed to be proved, but without privilege to vote for the choice of as.ignee.., the money having• been paid by Mr. negate since the Awns elf thpcuturnievion. ______ ...,.._... 'l r. Tooke then reported the result of the castings in favour of the true n►mes proposed by Mr. Mayhew, es fellows : Credttors who attended and voted, proved debts to the amount of - - - - V 9.739 8 3 Creditnrs who voted by Powers of Atttorney granted to 31r. 'l'cotte, proved debts to the amount of 01.200 0 u Making a total of - - 180.934 3'3 With ouch a powerful array of claims presented to the t'olamis. owners' notice. he thought it scarcely necemary to say When the preponderance of interest inclined. Mr. Haat tteOrr said that he should still object to Mr R ',cheek/ Crroume's election elan assignee. Ile wan a yonog man law corne of age, wholly dependent . on his lather, living in the house wish that tither, and pf course wholly under his control t to that al though the CoMentenioners had already rejected Mr. Groorce, he would critenkiltly, though not nominally. he the asitignew, add have unlimited power over the ~I:airs or the bankrupts. 3/r. PM- Inilt ort then hinted at the trar.eact:mie of the Committee, for which Mr. Groom., ten, had been ?erected. • Mr. PoLt.ock observed that it was meaty to throw out insinua tions to which the party impeached could net teldv.. The.Covesstssioxans decided that throbjectios was not 'R M.,. cieatly sustained to warrant their :ejecting 3haenkitiott (home*, and the live names originally put in for nomination were duly elected. The Meeting then broke up.