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• I calamitous s'are irestarsed and testa especially cantles apekly. and _ aim at all seasons to - a:vessels trading fr om London and the ports on Coe arm and southern coasts of England, to the ports of Ireland and the western pons of England, including Liverpool and Btmol, and t the coasts of South Wales, are the main objects of thepropesed Ship Canal. The Canal will extend from Beer or Seaton flay in the English Maud. to Stolford or Bridgewater Bay in the Bristol Channel ; it will be 44 miles long, 90 feet wide, and 15 feet deep, and may be riantedp vessels of 200 tom burden, register measurement, when far At two extremities Natrona will be constructed, and, as will be seen by the evieerec. these harbours will not only secure forated' using the Canal safe and commodious entrances to it, bat will he of great seniec to the Shipnisg Interest generally, as Asylum Harbours. and will also prevent tin immense loss of lives sa.i property. The proposed harbour at Beer will, in time of war, be of incalculable advantage in preventing captures by the enemy's _ The total expense of forming the Canal and Harbours, and of amply providing far every contingency incident to such a work, is e•inweti by Mr. Telford at 1.712,8441. and from his evidence, on oath, it api'ears that he has allowed for each distinct part of the trek t sum at which he can immediately tind parties willing to antract for it. . , __.._.... Tile seureee of a revenue, proportioned to this expenditure, estable tied by Cie evidenc., of competent and respectable witnesses, env arranged under the fallowing heads : Tons. ht. The supply of coals to the whole extent of country bordering upon the Canal, and for • considerable dis tance on each aide of it, including the towns of Boniton. Taunton, Ilroinster, Axminster, Chard, lrewkerne, Yeovil, Celyton, I.angport, Bridge. water, and others, taken only at one-half of the (SIN mate, ar 45,000 tous, and groceries and other goods - at 15,e011 tons - - - . CO,OOO U. The like supply of teals to the southern parts of E , gland, taken at one-half only of a reduced esti - ma t e . . . • 500.000 l l h Tonnage of limestone for paving, building, Ace. 30,000 th. Tonnage of ships trading between English ports, paring through the (lanai, taken at one-half of the ronag e of vessels at present narignting round the Eaml's End, as appearing by returns made to Par liament for the purpoee of this calculation - 205,337 sth. Tonnagr of foreign vessels using the Canal. taken at two-thirds of the amount ascertained by the like returns . 127,863 . - C:11. Tonnage of Briii‘h rtssels trading to foregn parts, taken at one-half the quantity, ascertained by I.ke rctums - . - 09,010 :di. Tonnage of vessels trading from Ireland to Bri. nth and foreign ports, taken at one-third of the qrant!iy, asccrtalucl by like returns - 03,312 Total tonnage - 1.005,527 At a charge of 14. per ton per mile on an average, the above tonnage will pi-ndace, for the whole 41 miles of Canal, a gross revenue of - .C 200,046 12 4 Add a tonnage rata, to be levied en all vessels taking refuge in, or using the proposed liar. hour, and also en vessels proceetiir t; along the Canal. to Bridgewater and the river Parret. The amount a:)Lually from these sources may, on an average of ) t nrs, be taken at 10,000 0 0 Char aneunl irmtre arsine from the Canal and Ilarbeurs, and applicabf- to a dividend among the proprietors, of a bom 12 per cent. V.io,iun 12 0 N.B. The expenses of management, repairs, and every other contingeog, will be provided for by the tonnage arising on the in. tonal traffic on the (Anal. In the above calculation no allowance is made for the vut in crease of trade which in annually taking place In South Wales. and to *huh this undertaking will most essentially contribute; nor.is my tornagc reckoned in coal brought from Wiles to London ; the oune Coal and (Alin] in however already used there, and on the east c ado( England ; and there is every reason to expect that the coin. :4,0 Welsh Coal will fin.l its way to the London market, when a sue and regular merle of transit shall be secured. The consequent increase of trade and manufacture in the fine and Paaurous country through which the Canal will peas, presents a 'pect of additional revenue to a very considerable extent; and .•.e glut Northern Canals, which have proved so immensely productive, that increase has been the great source of profit. It here ire noticed that a recent negotiation will allow the Cor at a very moderate expense, to make a branch Ship Ca s oxl to th e p opu l ous and wealthy town of Taunton, and that a tune tion with the Grand Wen= Canal will, by the woos means, be effected. It should also be noticed, that although in the event of a war the transit through the Canal will be very materially augmented, the additional income to be derived franc that event has not been taken lat oconaideration in the above estimates. The Committee, therefore, conceive that this undertaldng cannot censidered of a delusive or even of a doubtful and hazardous chancier, but a meas u r e a ff or di ng to t h e su b scr ibers every reason• 2,0 . e rurance of an ample prenu.t profit, and the additional pro. num of an i ncome increasing with the advance of national prospe rity. file capital of 1.730.011 U in directed in the Act to be raised, by shon‘ of letN. each. No shareholder will be liable beyond tics 'hares, and bi n li a bili ty to future calls in respect of such shares will e raseimmediately on a transfer; the Act directs, that two months at the kelt shall Intervene between each call, and that no call shall weed ii per cent. A dented Venting of the Subscribers will take place on the 18th trf .lugust, to elect Directors, anti webe the necessary arrange 'Lents far the commencement of the weak; and the Committee re .pest that ell communicatiors, in the interval. may be addrenned to mos. King and Lakin, 6, Uray'3 Inn-equare ; and Mr. Clarke, Chud, Sonletaet. gift , _ grand Prizes of Wine ; this Ticket was one of them, and BISII will allow the holders of the Wine Prizes to select the very best Wine they can pick out from the Stock of any Wine Merchant in the United Kingdom, and he will pay for it, and send it, carriage free, to wherever the fortunate holders reside ; or if they prefer Money Instead of Wine, BISH will pay in Money for the Prizes what. ever the very best Wine would cost. Exclusive of the above, ' , lBll also sold on 13th Instant. Fotra other Capitals t and in the • ureceding alomba be sold Teats Filial of 30 WM Noe. 4 08, and Ilji4s and lojed YOU _ besides Prliesest &c. &e. ; and' , there is swam a Tows in the United litnii— hu not partaken or a unparalleled sue cos. regrets that Lotteries draw very near their anal close ; but he is happy in having. before that event takes place. to lay before them a grand Scheme, which contains Poen novel rich Priem of 25.1V0/. cash. and various other Capi!ala with all the other rich points that Blears Iwc Scheniepo.sessed. all to be drawn in ONE 1).1Y, 31st of NEXT 31ONTII (August). Tickets and Shares are selling at illSil's Offices, 4, Gambill ; and J, Charing-crow; and by his Agents in the Country. Scht tiles, Gratis. WINES AT REDUCED PI TONDON AND WET SPIRIT COMPANY, IS tin's Church. _ _ . 'RIM.; FOR CASH ONLY. TMINSTER WINE AND :o. 16, Strand, opposite St. 31ar- Per Doyen. Port, Vintage 18°0 - 276. to 30A. Ditto Crusted . 381. 425. Ditto 3 to 8 years In bottle - -48 a srls. Shary,Pale& Brown 275. —38 s. Do. Amontillado - —48 s. Madeira, West India 3,11. 425. Do. East India - 414. 804. Boall.s. 38s. 425. TeneriBb, Lisbon, Vi clunia,tt 3lountain 30s. 355. Claret, St. Julien - . Ida. Superior Gin, 14s ; Jamaica I Six Dozen packed in a lingshei Per Dozen . Claret, Witte and Mar _ _ gaux 725. to Ks. Sparkling Cham pagne - 725. 844. Do. and Creaming of the first quality - —s. 960. St. pent', dry sad spark. 725. Chablis White .- Hermitage, Red and tk,S. - 3loselle. Sauterne, &c, 60s. Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. um, 1 Ss.; Brandy, 255. per gall. gratie—Bottles at cost price. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pier and Chimney filaases. Cabinet and Horizontal Grand Piano Fortes, Two Harps. Violins, a Pair of large Globes. Eight-Day Clock, large Turkey Carpets, i select Library of Hooks, a few Paintings, Linen. &e. By JOSEPH COOPER and SON, At the Rooms, N 0.133, Oxford-street, on THURSDAY NEXT, and following Day, at 11, oo account of the number of Lots, by order of the Executors of ars. IlaryJane !Infer& deceased, resaryara from No. 18, 11 rest, Portman-square, a sale ee comprise T=1113%1117 foor—gott, tent and other bedsteads, with china'. cotton, and white dimity furnitures; prime seasaried feather beds and bedding, mahnany chests of drawers, washi:T and dressing tables, large ehinnsey and pier glasses, imitation rosewood couches and chairs, rosem,od pier tables and cabinets ; large Turkey, Brussels, and Kidderminster carpets ; printed cotton and other window curtains, Inalloyary sideboard an sarcophagus, a set of patent dining tables, a paid ut 18-inch globes, horizontal and grand piano -fortes by Stothlart and Tomlinson; two tine-toned pedal harps, one by Erard 4 two tiolins, a tine model of a vessel in ivory, a few paint ings by esteemed masters, an excellent eight-day clock, linen, china, and various etfects. Alto a select LIBRARY of BOOKS, in handsome bindings. To be viewed on Wednesday and morning of sale, and catalogues had at the Rooms 4 and of Joseph Cooper mid Son, Auctioneers, 93, Bishopsgate-street Within. prorogued, ..... August, to Tuesday the Ist dsy of NON - ember next. If ildichall, July 20, 182;. The Ring has been pleased to grant unto the Reverend James Hook, Doctor of Laws. the Deanery of the Cathedral Church of Worcester, the same being void by the promotion of Doctor John Drinks Jenkinaon, late. Dean thereof, to the See of St. David's. Whitehall, August 5. 1825. The King has been pleased to present the Reverend George Chandler, Doctor of Civil Law to the District Re c t or y o f All Souls, in the parish of St. Mary-fa-bonne, in the county of sex and diocese of London, tb s aunt being void by she cession of Doctor John tfosioSgory. MILITARY PRO:IICi7'IONS. IT'or..Giffer, August 5, 1825. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieut. W. Porter. from the half pay, to be Lieutenant, vice P. Wise-dated 28th July 1825. 22 Regiment of Dragoons--Cornet 0. Hobart to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Clarke, promoted. M. G. Adams, Gent. to be Cornet by purchase, vice Hobart-both dated 21st July 1825. 6th ditto-Capt. J. Linton to he Major by purchase, vice Harding, promoted--dated 21st July 1825. Lieut. S. Black to be Captain, by purchase. vice Linton, promoted-dated 28th July 1825. Cornet R. White to he Lieutenant by purchase. vice Orme, pro moted-dared 22d July 14:25. F. Wollaston. Gent. to be Cornet by purchase, vice IVbite-dated 22d July 1825. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons-Cornet W. Lyon to be Lieute nant by purchase, vice Alacqueen, promoted--dated 21st July 11323. J. S. Best. Gent. to be Cornet by purchasz, vice Lyon ttat,xl 21st July 1825. 12th ditto-Cornet C. W. Webster, from the half-pay of the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet by purchase, vi ce Petre, promoted -dated 21st July 1825. 3d Regiment of Foot-Lieut. S. Wright to be Captain 'without purchase, vice Rolland, deceased-dated 17th Nov. 1824. Lieut. E. Blair to be Captain without purchase-dated 7th April 1825. sth di.m-hospital.Assistant J. F. Nevison to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice Johnstone-dated 30th June 1825. Eth ditto-4. Longtield, Gent, to be Ensign by purchase, vice flare-dated 23d June 1825. lOili ditto-Capt. J. Hart, from the half-pay. to be Captain, vice W. Leard, who exchanges, receiving the difference-dated 28th July 1825. 17th ditto-Capt. J. Pratt, from the 97th Regiment, to be Captain, vice R. Robison, whose appointment has not taken place-dated 28th July 1823. iLI ditto-Ensign N. It. Tomlinson to be Lieutenant by pur. chase, vice Roberts, promoted-dated 21st July 1825. A. W. Thorold, Gent, to be Ensign by purchase, vice Tomlinson, pro. rooted-dated 21st July 1825. 25. h ditto -Ensign G. J. Stuart to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Lingard, who retires-dated 27th July 1823. 39th ditto-J. F. Butler, Gent, to be Ensign by purchase, vice Coke-.dated 14th Jaly 1825. 58th ditto-Ensign T. A. Grant to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Fenwick, promoted-dated 21st July 1825. Hon. H. How ard to be Ensign by purchase, vice Grant, promoted-dated 21st July 1825. 60th ditto-Second Lieutenant T. Coghlan to be Adjutant, vice Wieburg, appointed to the Veteran Companies at Newfoundland -dated 28th July 1025. 63th ditto-Ensign IV. Bates, from the 79th Foot, to be Ensign without purchase, vice Downing, deceased-dated 28th July 1825. 76th ditto-Lient. A. Rusawurm, from the half-pay of die sth West India Regiment, to be Quartermaster, vice U. Stevens, who retires upon half. pay-dated 28th July 1825. 47th ditto-Lieut. C. Barry to be Captain by purchase, vice Clerks, promoted; Ensign R. Harpur to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Barry ; and P. H. Bristow, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Harpur-all dated 21st July 1025. 82d ditto-Ensign W. H. Buckley to be Lieutenant by parchtse, vice Delancey, promoted ; and - Maxwell, Gent, to be Ensign by purchase, vice Buckley-both dated 211th July 1825. 63th ditto-Ensign P. 31aidand to be Lieutenant by Purchase, vice Power, promoted ; and J. James, Gent, to be Ensign by purchase, vice Maitland, promoted-both dated 7th July 1825. 96th ditto-Lieu:. T. Abbott, from the Royal Veteran Companies for service in Newfoundland, to be Lieutenant, vice Rice, whose appointment has not taken place-dated 9th A pril 1t126. Rifle Brigade--J. Dolphin, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant by pur chase, woe Campbell, appointed to the 3d Regiment of loot Guards..-tlated 15th July 1825. The undermentioned Officers have been allowed to dispose of their half-pay commissions :- Captain Sir J. Colquhoun, Bart. half-pay 97th Regiment-dared 30th June 1825. Captain E. Lucas, half-pay 63d Foot-dated 14th July 1825. Captain R. H. Kelly, halt-pay 64th Foot-dated 14th July 1825. Captain W. Charters, half-pay Portuguese-dated 2lst July 1025. Captain It. Gorham, half-pay 632 Foot-dated 21st J u ly 1925. Captain P. Sutton, half-pay 9th Foot-dared 21st July 1825, Captain G. Llewellyn, half-pay 83d Regiment--dated _'fat July 1225. Ensign D. Doren, half-pay Word's Corps-dated 28th July 1825. Ensign R. Newman, half-pay 60th Foot-dated Seth July 1825. UNA FTACLIED. To be Captains by purchase-Lieut. M. Power, from 85th Regi ment-dated 30th June 1825; Lieuts. J. C. Roberts, from 18th Foot, and J. Delancey, from 822 Re g iment - both dated 14th July 1825; Lieuts. W. Fenwick, from 58th Regiment: H Orme and J. APQueen, from 6th Dragoons ; and J. P. !Mc queen, from Bth Light Dragoons-all dated 21st July 1823. To be Ensigns by purchase-R. Lewis and T. Egar, Gents.-dated 211th July 1625. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital-Assistants to the Forces-W'. Sinclair, M.D. vice Nirison,appoiated ter the sth Foot-detect ;Oth June, 1825 J. —John Goodwin, Holt, Worcestershire, miller—Wm. Jeffery, Cock-vard, Davies.street, Hanover-9 uare, hone-dealer—Urnju. mm Best, Macclesfield Wharf, New North-road, Shoreititeh„ :.rul Popham-terrace, Islington, and Borstal Flint-works, Roches er, wharfinger—Francis Willett, Holborn-bridge, druggist.—Jamt Storer, Mount-street, Hanover-square, undertaker—James Chal lenger, Margaret.street, Cavendish-square, piano -forte-maker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. George Bertrand and G. Boureret, Paris, cutlers.—Richard Lumley and Christopher William Nockella, Lower SbadaelL smiths and ironmongere.—William Ferguson, John WinkfiAd, George Andrews, and James Reid, Queen-street, London, w:ve housemen—John Lane Greco and NVilliam 11Iellet Hollis, Les is_ ham, Kent, surgeons and apothecaries..—James Ross awl Samuel Rogerson, Chepping-Wycomb, Buckinghamshire, tew-dealers and grapes. —John Greenough, Ralph Greenough, and Richard Gmenough, Wigan and Manchester, cotton and linen manufae turent—George Frederick Dickson, Robert Montgomery, and John. Robert Pizey, London, Buenos-Ayres, and 11l ontcrideo.—Fredeu rick Guy, James Hall, and James Illatthew Re.berton, Limehouses Middlesex, painters. plumbers, and glaziers.—John Ward Turner and Murtha Lowe, Liverpool, timber-dealers.—Elizabeth Atkinson. and Benjamin Porter, Leeds, Yorkshire, whitesmiths.—Michati Trueman and Henry Sutton, Newark-upon•Trenr, NottingFam. shire. linen and woollen drapers.—Charles Bromley and Frederick Samples, :Manchester, rope-ma k ers.—Joseph Ratcliffe, Charles Hatfield, Thomas Roberts, and Edward Jones, Manche's: er, packers.—Edward Burr and Robert Burr, Chatham, cabinet-mai•era and upholsterers.—Joseph Edelsten and Samuel Edelsten, caster, coal.merchants.—Robert Benson and John Hooking. Km.. dal, Westmorland.—John Symms and James Symms, Alrareltont, Dorset, mercers.—Henry Simonds and Ralph Nicholson,. inn, Reading- Berks, wine and spirit-merchants.—Francia Roberts, bet-. licar, Westmorland, and James Barrow, Howgill, Yorkshire, woodmongers.—James Gibbs and John Nethercott, Wartiour street, Soho, linen-drapers.—William' Corp and Solomon Rogers, Great Tower-s:reet, carpenters.—George Lamb, Joseph Harvey, and Thomas Lightfoot, Gateshead, Durham. paper manufacturers -Joseph Woodhead and John Whitehead, Leeds, York, j ,, ittens. —Daniel Caldwell and James Dent, Salford, Lancaster, oil-tase. Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the Week ending the 3d day of Au gust 11125. is 394. B,bl. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Dut ies of Cus toms paia or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. Average price of Corn from the Returns received in the W. ending July 30, 1825. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Rye. BCAIIS. I PC/4`. a. d. a. d. a. d. I. d. a. d. s. 67 10 35 U 25 8 41 5 4l 3 41 5 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT Till COURT OF• COMMISOIONED3 OP BAssaurs., JASINOHALL-STIIETT. TO-MOREOW. THIRD HEITINCS. Jarvis, J. Brampton, Kent, tailor - Wisdom, J. Uckfield, Sussex, grocer and draper SECOND IIEETINS. Radenek, J. Abingdon. Berks. gentleman 3loring C. H. Pope's Head-alley, Comnill, merchant FIRST itiErisos. Arton, R. Wyndham-street, Mary-la-bonne, IM,T-draper Sullen, T. jun. Warwick-lane, carcass-butcher , . Cox, C. St. Martin'a-lanc, tailor May. N. Albion-terrace, St. Dunstan's. Stepney, butaler LIST OF THE HIGHFST EDIFICES No w rwow.v. WITH THEIR ELEVATION. Name and Situation. Pyramid of tiizeh, in Egypt Steeples of the Cathedral at Cologne Steeple of the Minster at Ulm . Steeple of the Catheral at Antwerp Steeple of the Minster at Strasburg Pyramid of Cheops, In Egypt Steeple of St. Stephen's, at Vier r a - Cupola of St. Peter's, at Rome Pyramid of Cephrenes, in Egypt Steeple of St. Martin's. at Landrhut Steeple of the Cathedral at Cremona Steeple of the Minster at Friburg Cupola of the Cathedral at Florence Steeple of St. Persia*, in Saxony Cupola of the Cathetlaal at Milan Steeple of the Cathedral at Utrecht Pyramid of Sackkarah in Egypt Steeples of N otre Dame, at Munich Cupola of St. Paul's. at London Steeple of St. Auscharius, at Bremen - Steeples of the Cathedral at Magdeburgh Steeple of St. Mark's. at Venice - Cupola of the Jesuits' Church at Pat i, Tower. at Bologna St , :eple of St. Mary's. at Berlin Cupc.a of the Invalid.. at Pars Evg. F,ct, 84$ 501 481 47 0 401: 452 442 431 428 422 810 i sgz, 384 382 357 3.58 358 $4B 347 345 335 328 314 314 2112 225 A coachman in the employ of Messrs. Pickwick a.: , t Co. of Bath, died last week, after an il;ncss of a few hours, of inflammation of the brain, occasioned by taking off his bat while exposed to the heat of the sun. A man was found drow•nul in a well at Winter:flow. e: the 22d ult. who appeared to have been in it for a len , th of time. On lifting up the body, the hcariancl arms tell off, and there was no possibility of tracing its its ntity, Ar 1 r . - I •. , .. . . . .. . . .. .. ~/.., .. /-r- - 7Ce---c--/. 4--1,,, - %----a c., 'L. ,-..' (...__/- ~....: ,_,..„(4,- ~. / ( /, 4*,/(..-, . . , ~‘„ .., 40 -•. ..........)1,..,_ ~..._ • .. 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IVoinCE is hereby placed ~e , ,, Th a t a N A M I SH EARS order to carry into execution the nvotunTY serail's , and due notice ABSOLUTE REVERSION TO SEVEN HUNDRED AND 1 prising the Instincts and Constructions of Testaceous Russell, (lent. rice 'Williatn., appointed to the 275? Foit—all ,J a N RBAOON has beauon the OUTER EDGE of the `will be given of its re -opening . EDWARD FOSS, Secretary. ' FIFTY POUNDS TERLING. Animals, with a General Sketch of those Extraordinary Product- da Ti t j ed i ii :l p t o l iii. i J un u e ly nts lB o 2 fs e iLEiell p en ß a n A i N u D ri U g 3 h l t . *APL'S SAND. in shewe feet at low Water Spring Tides, wit h ) T ONI O N LiNIVERSITY.—At a Meeting of the By Mr. LA TY. At the Mart. on FRID4 NEXT, at 12. trolls which connect the Vegetable and Animal Kingdoms. By the Author of "Select Female Biography." &c. to be Captain in the 31 g Marls and Bearings. viz.:— u lel Provisional Committee. August 1. 1825. at the Crown line i Pr lIE Absolute REVERSION to 7331. Sterling, re- Also, by the same Author. d ii a th Tted n ile ; i l ji l on l u a ni s i t t , i7 h B. a n: o .s - e i,fi n hi e l t As t in a fo k its e t n inank p ic la .ns e n e pr . lorenseen. Foot without purchase, dated 7th of April last. and Lieutenant Wet where the Old Shears Ilese°n lately Road N. i '''' Anchor Tavern, Sir James Ilackintroh, M.P. and W. Alets I .A. actable on the demise of a lentlethan aged eighty-five, WONDERS of the S'EGETA 111 E KINGDOM DIS. Blair tobeCaptain in the said Corps , vice Rolland deceased, detest lgen "llll. 2l .lin t 8 tbitulme• Mulkey. fags were added to the Committee. N. E. amply insured by mortgage on a liege and valuable Estate in PLAYED. Second Edition. 12mo. 61. board .. • Whether Beacon Buoy . It having been ascertained that the larger proportion of the . oi L . . 72d Font , to be Assiatant-Surgeon in the 71st Regiment, Vat Buoy of the Al iddle ' N. E. lE. Capital necessary for establishing the above Institution hu been 1 :,, a F eetet ""itf• • . . Printed for Geo. B. iYhittaker. Ave Maria lane_ Win. Gatdiner , from the • S. lE. ; s rinsed particulars may in the matglatime be had at the Auction Just published, the Sixth Volume. in 4to. price U. las. and Vial de l1)8 ' ahead., subscribed, the Psovisional Ceurnittee feel desirous of ; Man, and of 3lr. Cauty, Auctions:eland Estate Agent, 80, Pall- Z ibr of the /louse •• •• S. W. b. 11'. I %V. Nines Nine and Ten, in Fem. price le 48. of W. b. S.C. closing the lists of Shareholders as NOR SA possible; acid there. mall. Royal Regimens of Artillery 7 Gentlem te n Cadet Wm. patten t . O All Reignsll ' S of H I a l! es T OtßanYd Charlesof E 'S GI I. - Mapiln Buo . a W. b. S. S. ' fors request those who wadi to take Shares to send their names and THLEARNeDr,.eointra.inLingiNthGeOffice of Ordnance, August 2, 182.5 Naddail Deacon . . . . addresses forthwith to either of the following Banker,. viz.:— LEASEHOLD DWELLING it# USE, NEAR CHEAP- Csevedos Church "N .Sr •b. W' 4 ' • Sleets. Smith, Payne, and Smith, Occoge-stter, Mansion. SID* Also, • Third Edition of Dr. LINGARD'S HISTORY of be Second Lieutenant, vice — Welsh, r a ta ' llssOld,Shears Beacon has been cut down, and the White ~,...a e. Br Mr. CA Y. ENGLA Nla, from the fi rst Invasion by the Romans to the Death meat—dater! 14th July 1825. .to the 7. Rev. swain lying off the Sand will be removed, as being co lorger "c y. Sit J. Purina, Shaw, and Co. 72, Edenhill. At the Auction Mart. on AY NEXT , at 12, of Charles lin Ten Volumes Aro. price 6/. N . nesethlif• Masan. Lacitrooks and Co. Bank-buildings. Desirable LEASEH()L ILSIDENCE„ in excel- • 6 ,,,• The succeeding Seventh Volume, in 4to. and the Eleventh BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. . . ' t• 2 By command of the Corporafion, Messrs. Barkley. Musa, and Co. Lombard-street. 4 - 1 L lent repair. situate Na. :L a Collegealtill, the corner O f and Twelfth Volumes in Oro. will bring this History down to the JOHN HESEETH,Bsli,irtalloncthßesztverlp..Tvnisela.tuaadlflordes„.l., J. BE BBF:RT, Senetary. 1 Messrs. Coutts and Co. Strand. Cloak.lene, Cheapside, and prodneleg an improved rental of 25 Revolution in 1688. nel ..l l l%: . E n S in p in A i6 R r R a G ni ll ' brewer, to surrender. AuSgut.stMls4,l7lll,Daanrd" FOREIGN LOTTERIES, PRIVATE LOr f6kilhe, ?Icier& Hammeraley anti Co. Pall.mall. per aunu:n ; held err upwards of liras, aid now in the occupa Printed for J. Mawman, Ludgate -street. $ t s i '. ,o, G d a o l n p . in e, Blandford ;an d Mr. E. Walker, a a LirrLc 00E8. AND RAFFLES. Aleurs. Ransom, 31orlauda and Co. Pall-mall East. lion of a respectable tenant at will. a , a .,* BRANDE'S PHARMACY. LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, Messrs. Bouverie and Antrolma, Craven-street. ' May be viewed by permission of tie tenant', and printed paati. Sept. miler 17. at twelve. at the frown-Hotel, Blandford Forum. lilts Jak, 182 a. Messrs. Hanker and Co. Fertchurch.etreet culan had on the premises; at theaductiou Mart ; and of 31r. This day is published in tiro. price 14e. A MANUAL of PHARMACY.—By WILLIAM S( Li i n • e c o it i ° n rs • s la i‘ o lor.. fi ejja..i.ii, several Ads e Parliament, paseei Or teeny Member of the lho i r k isir i tt x Cotli. et-spectieely In t he r sf Oar& t h e Mu and George iIr HEREAS fry Cauty, Auctioneer and Ewan Agen.Bo. Pall-mall. Alla THOMAS BRANDE. Esq. •F. • • , p rovisional S f eretar Y' GENUINE HUI:SI:HOLD Viral ' 'TVs E, la: pi e r and Professor of Chymistry and 3lateria 31edica to the Society of August 211, 27, and September 17, at tire, at the King'sAras WILLIA3I HACKETT. Shetford, Manchester. victualler, In o, Ki ng.at net, Manchester. Solicitors, Mes A I , ra...e y . t -*/-' • • /I 14 " lir i Tidili k er ai r i t A NATOMIE VIVANTE, Or Living Skeleton.— Chimne y Glasses, and Effects of th ree Hamlet, at Crouch-end Apothectiriea of the City of London. the isceeia%•mce of se e . l dkaalitog dr* poshishia as' a • This extraoedinsty Production of Nature has been otansined and 3liddle.lane, Hescsey , , the ',petty Of the late John May, Printed for T. and 6. Underwood, 32. Fleet-atreet. ars. rat ars ad d s° * Ills a r sk Y sr Citlin, of the most eminent of the /WW In • Prance and in hew, Ese• . _: and Charaock, Gray's-Inn -equate, London ; and 31r. J. Petty, eat gig= r eeee o iw eta y e s mu by abs Amiss! Lstassy b y slhuss et wag men in any tntuoy _ PA r a t Patton e England, who pronounce him a great Phenomenon . He has been By Meesrs. DAirSON and CAFE, DR. PHILIP ON INDIGESTION. Manchester. not authorleed brought to this country at a considerable expense, In the eor.fident (Be ardor of the Executors). on 'Premises, PR WEDNES. This day is published in Bvo. Fourth Edition, price 9a. TREATISE ON INDIGESTION and its CON- THOMAS SADLER, jun. • Warwick-lane, London. carcass- Air. Harmer, Hatton- den. butcher, August 9, 16, and Sep:ember 17, at twelve, at the Benic- ia/id; held to include all lort4su and hope he will contribute to the advancement of Itienee. He is 23 DAY NEXT, and two f wing days, at 12, sae er publishing proposal, for ib" same , h,l.= carat! age. in good hulth, and has f rom his birth resembled a on T pla f t l e E en t:e . n iad uin t e .. sei lli gia /USEH .. D ix. - FlL ... RNl , T the Dß wi E n .. r p on ie tz r die guilty thereof to be punished as roves 'nu . ecletail, slthough be bat attaispd a .A anistsetnan of bone equal wade them liable to do smoky of SOL far net stife.. , 4o. .- • any a to , act. ad wbereas the offences above described having become s.s frt. m fi e2 and chimney gleams of , . "tronsione, *Me se painting The Faculty and the Public are itnited to view so unparalleled suits in window curtains, chairs. eau es, and sofas, sidefitiiirda, Complaints, with Observati on, on the Organic Diseases in which ... rutilif.t.t-C211. , 111. s°licit?r' ti ii ley som S et E l Q , :j ea N ter N o C i E tn B a . te. wminonly Faller! Nervous and Billions By A. P. Ir. PHILIP, ALD.F.R.S. Ed t . t the. , „ . r . thin jii., •s ii -la E n l e iLts • Ae PA RkES. Fencburch•sereet, London, mill-menu, rac.urer, August 13, at eleven, 20. and september 17. at tl4l. at the Bankrurs' Court.' Solicitors, Messrs. J. and S. Pearce, St. Swt- ' BEA ZLE lf, Bushey, near iVatfard, Hertford- quent, as to require immediate attention to p u t a sto p to them, a boog, who will be EXHIBITED os TUESDAY NEXT, the sets of dining tables , caul and Peinetoke tables,' parlour chairs, Printed for Thom, and George Underwood 32 Fleet-street notice is hereby given , that all persons offanding In the above t. 1 9 th inst. at the Chigne.Saloon, 94. Pall-malt —Hours of Exhibi. Brussels and Turkey carpets , 26 z rE t t and field bedsteads, NEW WORK ON DISEASES OF THE SKIN. ar ten d , c a : t ox ii:e c ß ios an k. kr ia tt i p le ts . " Coon. Solicitors, 3lessn.Birkett, Taylor, shire, fanner, August 13, at eleven, 20, and Septembet 17; at ticulars, whether before or after the English State Lottery shall thaa from Ten to One, and from Two to Six.—Adiniasion 2s. 6d. with furnitures, prime goose feather s and bedding. mahogany Just published . ago. price I4s. '..ie discontinued, will subjezt themselves to the shove-mentioned __,... double and single cheats of dowers : r og stands, and the usual 4 PRACTICAL TREATISE On DISEASES of the pans and penalties. L. HESSE. at' '1 ENSRAL STEAM-NAVIGATION COMI'AN Y. lean son of bed-room furniture, agreight dry clock, mangles, , a el . SKIN. ii.... 7 —The Directors of the above Company hereby give notice, kitchen requisite,. and littmerous codut articles. STEPHENon, e and L sp r iiit i h .. 4 m t ß er b e t i t i e k an °f t, t A h . e c ug ß u ui st rs 2t H a e r s a ;p l on ' te g i n m ib i l er t i h n ti ‘ e s , T HE HOOMEAVY MINING ASSOCIATION. that a lIALF•YKAPLY GENERAL MEETING of the.Pllo. Slay be viewed this day and toamorrow. and catalogues may be By SAMUEL PLU3IRE, 31.R.C.5. &e. Section 1. Comprehends the Description and best Method of te e n . and 17. at eleven at e an runts Gott. Soltat , . , . CAPITAL-200,0001. had on the premises, and of Messes. Damson and Cafe, Great Treatment of those Diseases which most affect and disfigure the Atkins and Davis, pox ordniary-Court, Nicholu-lane. In 4,000 Shares of 50/. each. PRIETORS will be h;lcl_ on THURS DAY NEXT, the llth inst. at One o ' clock precteeler at the City of London Tavern, Marlborough-street, at ed. each. Fate, together with Ringworm, Scalled Head, &c. 2. Th ose WILLIAM RlCHalVigan, Bu c k Lanashire, builder, September I. ApPlieltiOni for Shares will be receised,po.t paid , by M esr m Biahopsgate-street, for the pura 'vie of declaring& Dividend. VALUABLE FREEHOLD Which depend on Debility. 3. Eruptions most prevalent in Spring, at six, 2, and 17. at eleven, at the c itS' Vine Inn, Wigan. So. Everett, Walker, 31aliby, Ellis, and Co. Bankers; and George ESTATE. GREAT AlAYnii. The also give notice, t h at the ',a:NI of Settlement of the Corn. those of Infants, and those which exercise a salutary Influence nn licitor, Sly. H. Gaskell, Wigan. Bunt, Esq. 5, Gray's Inn.square, Solicitor to the Company. party is lying for signature at their Okice, No• 24 , Crotched - Mara . BUILDINGS, ST. MARTIN'S-LANE. Aucust 1, 1825. By order of the Direct/ma- By JOSEPH COOPER and SON. the system. 4. Chronic, or Scale Diseases, as Leprosy, &c. 5. The THOMAS GUBBY, Annetes-crescent , Lower-road, lelirg. Eruptions, &c. Itch, Mercurial , ton, builder. August 20, September 3. at ten. 17. at eleven. at' the CHARLES BESSELL. Secretor". At Garraway's Coffee-house. 'Change-alley. Conthill, on WED- ENGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHID NESDAY NEXT. at 12. in (Inc lan. •• • • N.B•—The above %Vork includes the substance of the Essay for Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Lewis, Charlotte.sueet, Fitaroa CANAL. FiIHE ALLIANCE MINING AS.SOQATION. . VERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE , off ring which the Author received the Jacksonian Prize, from the College s q uare. CA PITAL-30,0001. t of Surgeo ns. THOMAS EVERSH ED, Horsham, Sussex, soap maker, An. The Act for the formation of this great work having passed. and 1 an eligible opportunity for intll4lllllll2, comprising two sub- In 1,500 Shares of 201. each.—Deposit 21. per Share. Printed for T. and G. Underwood, 92, Fleet-street. gust 9, at ten, 20, at eleven, and September 17, at nine, at the la general merits, and ,he correctness of the estimates of expenae stantial Brick-built Dwelling-houses, with commanding ahopa, att- end return having been fully investigated in both Houses of Varna- n•NICERS. eantagemerly situate on the Southaside of Great May's-buildings, COOPER'S SURGICAL DICTIONARY. Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Thomson, George-sueet, Ali. M Everett , W lk 11 1 b Ellis, and c0.,9, 31 sion melt, the Committee of Munagement deem it right, at the terms- eases. a er,... a t y„o. an in the parish of St. 31.arttn-in-the-flelds, lacing Nos. 2 and 5, and This day is published, in One thick Volume Bvo. new Edition, noriea. ROBERT ARTO.N. Wyndham. 11 street, ,1 arF-la-bonne, liner- House.street. price 275. in boards, onion of their labours, to 'submit to the public a brief statement of lease for twent -one i•ean to a hi hi - res respectable tenant , at it The object of this Company is to raise Tin, Copper, Cobalt, let o n Y • 8 ) P draper, Aueuat 9at ten, 30 and St teer 17, at nine, at p orb the ratan of the plan, and of the prospect of advantage which leoa I,er annum.A DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL SURGERY, ' ' ' harts out. The Committee consider such a statement, founded Manganese , end . Lead, .on secured p pe y pro rt in a most valuable printed. particulars to be had at Garraway's, and of Joseph 2 1 comprehending all the most interesting Improvements from trees, P Bankrupts' Court. So:icitors, Mum Goren and Price, Orchara. ' * nce 31ining District in the rtchest part of the County of Devon. a onman-square. epos the evidence adduced, to be the more necessary, in . consequence Within Cooper and et,an. Auctioneers, 93, 13ishopsgateartrect . the earliest times down to the present period ;an Account of the DIVIDENDS. One-third of the Shares to be taken by the Proprietors in part orthe partial and unconnected mode in which, during a tonteat instruments and Remedies employed in Surgery ; the Etymology A uk 0- Aaron lana , is ' . 1 . Ara, /1 ti mita, haberdatther, at elevera L aCtito arisitu purely out of local interests, the attention of the public has payment for th e property. ACRE.LAN '.. RIXTON. and Signification . of the principal Terms • and n . numerous References Bankrupts' Court. — Angus( 13. Wm John Arnold la ne, ldol- • Scrip Receipts, entitling the bearers to Shares in the above Anna ELIGIBLE z..x::, SE I) lIINIDENCE. l•As called to the detail, while it has been led away from the lead. to Ancient and 3lodern Works. forming a " Catalogue Raisonne" Tower-straet, wine and .piriabroker , .at ten, at . the ' Banktat." elation, may be obtained or. application to the Bankers. until IVed. With c nch . house, 6 , am?) ,• large (larder., Seventy.nine o f ' •1 L . surgica Iterature. The Fifth Edition. corrected and enlarged. Court.—August 27. John s C 1 H 'lb Holborn - bridge, h Bank ' ' vac features of the measure. ~,, nesday next (unless the Shares should be previously subscreed foul ey, o orn. n ge, c eeserconget, The extreme danger and difficulty in the navigation round the Years unexpf -„, a low Rent. By SAMUEL COOPER, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Sept. 17. George %Voolincit Liad's End, anti the detentions, extending frequently to six weeks, for/. on payment of ;he Deposit ot 2 I- per Share. By JOSEPH C • :Rand SON. Surgeon to the Forces, &c. &c. &c. A Prospectus, containing a highly favourable Report from a and John Woolrich, Spiral-square, silk-manufacturers, at twelve, od even longer periods, arising from the south-westerly windr At Osnaway's Coffee-house, 'C, or, on WEDNESDAY Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rena Orme, Brown, and Green ; atthe well-known Mining Agent, together with a List of the Cominittee, Bankrupts' Court.—August 27. Henry Dover and Aranand maid ad during Bor 9 months in the year, are facts well NEX ,at 12. Thomas and George Underwood • S. Hi g hly ; Geo. B. Whittaker; De Fenger, Broad - street-mews, merchants, at ten, at the Bank. tat ore to all persons interested in the shipping trade from Ireland, will appear in a few days. A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, cotnpris- E. Cox and Son ; Slmpkin and ' Meridian ; Burgess and Hill ;A. rupts' Court.—August =. Thomas Thompson, Camonaile-atreet, Wales, Liverpool, and the ports of the Bristol Channel. The BISIDS LOCK. USUAL ! .L - 1.. Mg a genteel Family House, pleasantly situate en the North Black ;C. and %V. Tait, Edinburgh ; and Hodges dllan . 'Arthur, merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court —August 27, ,Jaints :111Mit0113 louts of lives and shipping on the coasts of Devon. (IN FRIDAY, the 13th Instant, the Drawing of the aide of Acre-lane, Brixton, and contains three best bed-rooms and Dublin. Donaldson, Wm. Slee, and Samuel 3layston, Friday-street, whale, iaire and Cornwall are too frequently detailed in the newspapers to kJ , State Lottery took place sit Coopers' Hall, when BISH'S a dressing-room, two servant,' sleepiug-roore, drawing and :lining sale linen-drapers. at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court.—August So. - .to: awned the notice of the public generally. ()dices were as usual, very successful, as he sold and Anted rooms and breakfast- parlour. with French windows opening to a FROM SAT URDAY A'IGHT'S GAZET7'E. %% to Birmingham, linen-draper, at twelve, at the Royal nese curumstances being kept in view, a slight glance at the .. +,.... B) J'.ll ,OW terrace communicating with the gardens, neat entraece.hall, capital Hotel, Birmingham. ..alria - - - (( ' lass - - - .r ..i.tato -- g „„...._ . nap will suffice to demonstrate to any one, the • great obstructions 9,771; -- . (class 8) -. . X21.01)0 kitchens, scullery, and cellniag ; a coach-house and two-stall At the Court at Carlton House, the 24 of August, lfh2s, CERTIFICATES, AUGCST 27. thtch must cons“uently arise to all vesaels trading from ports B,e/17 . . - (Class 11) - - - £ 2 . 000 stable, with large garden behind, well stocked, and upwards of IXO PRESENT, Hugh Escort, Dunster, Somerset, maltster—SVilliam Walket, round and nort(ward of the Land's End, to ports southward 4.1137 - - - (('lass II) - . . X 1.1150 feet in length. The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Rochdale, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturer—Henry Bukhonse, mil eastward of it ; and that therm obstroctions must most The latter Ticket was also entitled to 16 Pipes of Wine ; and it is To be viewed by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be It is this day ordered by his M j in Council , ' th e Par a esty that .. . Leeds, druggist--James Robinson, Failsworth„ Lancashire, cup. specially present themselves to the increasing trade in the southern I peras.roanutacturer-IVm. Shave, St. Alban's, Hertford, victualler.. in the recollection of the Public, that BISH added to the late had of Joseph Cooper anti Son, ,Auetioneers.93, Bialtopsgate-statct liament be proro aced, f Thursday gu , front the 25th day of this instant 'Andes of Wales, will also be readily perceived. Scheme, as a freegift from himself as Contractor, Four grand Wi th in ; particulers also to babad at Garraway's. August, to Tuesday the Ist day of November next. —John Goodwin. Holt. Woreesterwhin. mot.. 1V.," i..5r..-.. To remove these evils, and to open a speedy and safe commune ,. . Ruth _ ._ Plain of %I ine ; this Ticket was one of them . and I Ir.!! eruct at an •fts•nn• fn. ...PIC tr. Ain gr Argun lialniltm end th• v.... N ET-MAK E RS' SOCIET Y.—CLI EA P CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, b Ing the °illy real one now existing an London, No. 71, corner of LEADEN A LL.STR EET, opposite A Idgate Pump, and which has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Eatelhislitrient for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large families). by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the hest workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London, no other pra t being recluired than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; being whined with constant employ. ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly llecting to be 148. I corn the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices naked ; all Goods u Arran ted A:. s. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0 Tent ditto . 1 6 0 Bordered Matress to fit 1 I 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 5 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs 11 10 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - - 2 0 0 Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, from I:2 12 0 to 8 8 0 Drawing-room Sofa, from 225 5 0 to 7 7 0 Ditto lkd stead 3 8 0 Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa R 10 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Red, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly half Price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Famished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a few hours. lino& packed free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange ; Appraisements in Town 3.11c1 Country; ani I;tates valued. COYMITTEC. T. Corder IJ. Wibon J. Carter T. Hailer J. run W. Waghonu THURNELL, Agent. J. ASLER Secretary. EAST AM) WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER ', STRAND. r pins OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se ll. curd division of Exeter'Change, where may be seen_ a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur. rick, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home ('se, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp 'fables and Chairs, Cabin M'ash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted VI neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed fiting, Writing Desks,lhessing Omni, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts. and Pistols, Ac. , The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, firststyle of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fift , yearn standing, is strictly a dh ere d to , o f as king but one Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will be made under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, NW hlornin l'apers, are constantly kept. No. 93, W lIISHOPSOATE-STREET ITHIN. JOSEPII COOPER and SON beg most respectfully to return their thanks to their Friends and the Ptablic for the very liberal and unprecedented patronage they have experienced, and to assure them .no exertion shall be wanting on their tout to molt a continuation of such support in the following various Branches connected with the Establishment. 1. C. and Son think it necessary to state that their workmen are of the first class, that their materials may be relied on for durability and appearance, and the prices offering important reductions for the advantage of immediate payment. UPH H.S'PERY.—In Upholstery, they study to combine taste and elegance, their style for drawing-rooms. boudoirs, and salons has been approved by the most distinguished families in the king. dom. Carpeting and Floor-cloths of the newest patterns. LOOKING-GLASSES of all denominations, and from the smallest to the most magnificent dimensions. CARVING and GILDINO in all its branches. Frames for Pier and Chimney Masses, and Paintings, in every variety, from the aimpleat to the most superb. PAPERHANGING in the most chaste and decorative of style. CABINET WORK.—New fashions suggested. with a brilliant exhibition of superior workmanship, anti wood of the most beau tiro qualitick FUNERALS FURNISHED, and conducted with the greatest respectability and attention. SALES by AUCTION. APPRAISING, anti HOUSE AOENC V.—They Register Estates and Houses for Sale or to Let, in every part of the United Kingdom. Their very extensive con nexions afford peculiar fheilities to their clients for disposing of every species of property designed for sale. Household Furniture purchased at liberal prices, or removed to a convenient situation fur disposal where sales on the premises are objected to. ESTATES SURVEYED and VALUED. RECEIPT of BENTS, SECURITIES, and all description of Property managed with promptitude and despatch, whetber under trust or otherwise, and ample security given wh e r e requ i re d. 93. Ilishopsgate-street Within. *„. Families waited upon in any part of the United Kingdom. TO be SOLD, at 32, Boners-street, th e p roperty o f a Nobleman, one of the best LIBRARY BOOKCASES is London : with it is the Library Table, and solid carved Tuscan Chimney piece, all of which will be sold for less than half then COM. Also a very large embossed Library Screen, of very superior colour and quality, but unsaleable on account of its very large size, by SIAS and Co. ►n HE NEXT of KIN (if any) of JOHN DAVIS, 1 late a Seaman belonging to the Merchant Ship SEGA deceased, by applying to Mr. Wm. Pearson, No. 147, High-street, Shatlwell, may hear of something to their advantage. IMPSON'S ROYAL ELIXIR OF LlFE.—This KT) Medicine, from its basamic and restorative qualities, fully merits the above name. It wan originally prepared by a Physician of the French Court for a late King of France, and the recipe having been purchased by the present Proprietor, is most faithfully adhered to. For Flatulence, Spasms, or limit in the Stomach, its beneficial effects are unrivalled, as it gives im me di ate re li e f i n suc h cases ; and no persons subject to those alarming complaints ought to be without it. It promotes appetite, and gradually restores digestion in cases of nervous debility, whether occasioned by a long resi. deuce system, nor natural deficiency of energy in the :Curious mode of lif e; thi s Eli x i r w ill be itrofrt from cal a t cl too ima i t; found (on a sufficient trial) a never-failing restorative to tone and vigour. Gentlemen who occasionally exceed the strict bounds of temperance will, by taking a dose of tills Elixir on retiring to rest, exempt themselves from the usukl unpleasant e ff ec t s o f su ch excess the following day. Thss medicine is also used by distinguished orators of the Senate, the Pulpit, and the Bar, as it revives the frame and restores the voice when painful exhaustion is produced by long declamation ; and at the same time is so perfectly Innocent., that the most delicate females and children may take it without fear or alteration of their accustomed habits. It is sold in Bottles at 11$. each, including s t a mp, by J. V. Simpson (acting proprietor ), . 211, Henrietta-street, Covent garden, L o udon ; at the !Abrams at most fashionable watering_ places and towns of public resort; and by t h e pr i nc i pa l hl ct li c i ne Venders t h ro ughout the United kingdom, and mem, ninon the r r Lind aid erf • bid 4-rn I , 1 4 t 4 ... 1 • i I. I • I i c. . U.S loot • a di. I or on. is,