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7j --- V i - , 7 /II 4 4. 1.4, ( - -,---1 7 f t r il , _, • / 7 , , ....„., ... I ;',. ''s f l: 7 7: *1 1 6 4' 4 ; \ ^ k ' ' . 7 .: I • , +t+ .. i s, • .. s. x .. be , ~, . , 1 ,,,., r Ato Acti + 1 t y L . w '• . .• 7, . _ ' T 4 . ' 71:77'• s %t ft' ...... . ' V\ , _ 0 / 4. e No. 7,236. LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1826. Price. 7cl. CONTRACT FOR TALLO i W CANDLE* -OFFI CF, Feb. 1 0, 1010. T" rr i,,,ipa, f?/17e re and Commissioners of Isis Mo tet,/ s reby give Noliee, That on Tlll'lesliAY, the 24 of March next, at One o'clock, t hci rill he ready to treat with Ruch Perim,' PS may be willing to co:.:tact foe ing T A hi 4 Lov. - MajestycANDLEs.'s %evert! Dock Yards with L ,t sample of the Candles, and a form of the Tender, may be • seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after One o'clock, ,0 the day Of tremy, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent from him :inertia. Every Tender moat be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Nary Board, and signed by a responsible Penton, engaging to be come bound, with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 4001. for the Sue performarce of the Contrut. 170-----,NTRACT FO - CANADA TIMR, AS S. II OAR RAFTERS, BE AND ORDINARY DEAL NAVY OFFICE, Feb. 17, 1826. I l IIE Principal ( .Illicire and Ciimmission . ere of his Ma t jetty's Nary do herr ho give Notice, that on THURSDAY, the 16th of March next, at One o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such persons as may be willing to contract for supplying his Majesty's Dock-yards with the following Articles, to be imported; but the Commissioners will be willing to receive any proportion of the said Goods from the home market which the parties tendering may odir. VII. C.% NADA RED PINE TIMBER. CANA IM YELLOW PINE, 'TIMBER. ASH OAR RAF rk:RS. ORDINARY I)EA Distributions of the Articles, and Forma of the Tenders, may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the day of treaty, nor any noticed unless the party or an spot tor n.m attends. Erery Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the 'Coy Board, anti signed by two responsible persons, engaging to become hound with the person tendering in the sums hereinafter mentioned, for the due performance of the Contracts, viz. : Timber . . • . . .C 2 ,5110 Rafts • I,OOE Deals . • • . . . 1,300 EXCISE OFFICE, LONDON, January 11, ISM TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. BY Order of the 11Q:tantalite the Commissioners of his Majesty's Excise Etienne, in a spacious Room, at the &liaise Office. Old Broad-street. on TUESDAY 21st, WED NESDAY 22d. THURSDAY 23d, and FRIDAY 24th of Fe bruary, 1828. at one o'clock sack day, the following floods in Lou, Wield to various purchasers as Goose Por Oodles Maas Prlntod Calico !land kerchiefs Fortign Brandy Rum Deana Wins 0 in Raw Spirits Vinegar Molasses Sugars Coppers Stills Lead Pewter Iron Casks, and various Uten sils. bleurilse a quantity of Leaf, and British and Foreign Mano meter& Tobacco, Sega», ■ntl Snuff: Samples of the Spirit*, Tea. offee, and Tobacen, and the Welt 111 to be seen at the Warehouse. Old Broad -street, from February 14th, to the 20th, foam 10 till 2 o'clock, and on the mornings of Sale, from 10 till 12 o'clock, where Catalogues may be bad at 6d. each. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Lonixe AND GENTLEMEN, N conformity with my Address of Nlarch, 1823. I think I it my duty to rate my intention to proceed to the Ballot at the General Election in April next. should a vacancy in the House.list present the opportunity of soliciting the honour of your sup port. Ihe beg permission to repeat that my pretensions to your favourable reception are founded on a residence of twenty-five years in yeur Civil Service at Bombay, during the greater part of which I was at the head of two principal departments of great trust and re. gpor.sibility with uniform approbation from my immediate supe noes, confirmed by your Court of Directors in 1822, by their ap pointing me to a seat in Council, immediately on my return to this country. This high and honourable office, fhe state of my health at that time compelled me very reluctantly to relinquish ; but I trust I shall not be charged with presumption in expressing a hope that so gratifying a distinction may favourably influence those Pro prleton to whom I have not the honour of being personally known. I have only to add. that my freedom from all other engagements will. in the event of my succeeding in the object of my ambition, enable me to devote my time and attention exclusively to your service. I have the honour to be. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and oherlien , servant, • HENRY SHANK. 62. Gloucester-place, Feb. 16, 11126. SPITA L FIE LDS.—D I STRESS of die SILK WEAVERS. Feb. 18. I. At • MEETING of the COMMITTEE held this day ilEthe Vestry-mom, Spitaltields„ The Right Rev. the LORD BISHOP of CHESTER in the Chair. lAmoived, That owing to the very many applicants for relief, which up to this day have reached the number of 4.187 rases, and, averaging four to a family, amount to 16,748 persons, the demands on their funds have been so great that the Com mittee are under the necessity of stating, that unless the Fund placed at their disposal be promptly and considerably augmented, the Committee will be compelled not only to refuse all fresh ap likication*, but todistentinue affording further relief to the dimmi ng eases that have been already submitted to their consideration. Amount already advertised, ./11496. .E A friend at Walworth . 20 0 J. S'entrord Caldwell, Eaq. 2 U .01r. Irelal,4l - 1 0 By Rd. Oreille., Eaq. Rev. P. Aubenin - 9 2 Ali.* Aubertin - 2 2 .11Ias C. A:ibertin . 2 2 Dims 31. A Ole, tin - 2 2 By the Right Hon. the Lord .Mayur. X .. Mr. Wm. Till - I 0 By Weans. Smith, Payne, and Co. Rev. Dr. Law (per Grote and Co) - 10 0 Sidney Gedge, Esq. 1 0 Messrs. E. and A. Rule 10 10 Robt. Barclay, Esq 20 0 Mrs. Dorothy iVebbert 6 0 Rev. J. Jeffreys - 2 2 By Sir Wm. Curtis and Co. S. W. - . 1 0 Messrs. Byrn and Trist 5 0 fly Messrs. Esdailes and Co. W. T. Thorn, Esq. l 0 Sir Jas. Esdaile and Co. 50 0 Be Mesa*. Masserman and Co. Charity . 0 5 I It. T. - . 1 1 . 25 0 3 0 By ale sin. R. and G. Fuller and Co. Wm. Taylor, Esq. I I By Sir J. Lubbock and Co. Mrs. Lindeman . I 0 James Mackenzie, Esq. Cowes - 1 1 Icy ,14fe•srs. Lailbroke and Co; 'Photos' Thompson, Esq. 5 5 John Searle, Esq. - 2 9 Mr. Sutterby - I 0 The Worshipful Comyanv of Grocers . _ 100 0 Thom;;Kedlesitipp, Esq. • 0 By .Messrs. Jones, Lloyd, & Co. IL P. H. __ 1 1 IV li;ntra. Hanbary and Co. Sir John Wrote"lay, Bart. M.P. . 20 0 B t Messrs. Less sad Co. H. 'W. A. 1 1 C. . . 10s. 6d. the Right Ilan. the Loed Mayor. by .11 the Beaker 11 B. C. J. Valliant, Esq. A few Friends at the Gen. tleman atd Porter 5 8 By the Lord likhop of Chectr. *kr John Rae Hcid, Irving. and Co. - - 100 0 Lady Reid - 10 10 Tim Rev. Dr. Bunny 10 0 Geo. Jenner, Esq. 10 10 By Messrs. Barclays and Co. J. Beckett, Esq. . 10 10 R.F.B. . 1 0 Roger Reason, Esq. 1 1 By Messrs. Glyn and Co. J. Liferre, Esq. per Boa vcr.e and Co. - 3 0 By Messrs. Martin, Stone, and Me. Gm. Leferre 10a. ily 31evars. RPnimingtoo *. Co. Rob. 3lttcalf. Deq. 3 0 By Mere.. Srmanquat and Co. Ilnuatiquet, £.q. Loin bard.nreet - 5 5 By ble•sn. Willis and Co. Lord SanJoi 10 0 Lady France. Bandon 10 0 heistian D•rse .2 0 Mew.. Frealk, Bourdon, and Co. All 3. Till A 6 I 0 Satiseriptions aye received by tl Wm. Hale, Esq. 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The whole scope dim contents has a constant and immediate connexion with the daily pursuits of the farmer, the implements of husbandry he em ploys, the modes of agriculture he adopts, and the ayste:n of pas ture and feeding he pursues. These multifarious topics are all ar ranged with simplicity and clearness : so that the work presents an ample but distinct display of every subject connected with the prac tical objects of a farm. It is illustrated with upwards of one hun dred engravings, representing improved implement. for farming, breeds of cantle, sheep, &c. London : Printed fur Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster ' row ; and sold by all Booksellers. PROVINCIAL BANK of ENGLAND and WALES. In answer to the very tremorous applications which have been made to us on the subject of the Provincial Bank of thigland and Wales, and as to the result of the 31keting held to-day, the various applicutta are infontud that arrangements are making for the furtherance of this highly important national undertaking, in such a manner as the law may sanction, and the interests of the country may . demand. The principles upon which it is proposed to establish this Institu tion will shortly be communicated to the public through the medium of the prom, with the names of the prooneed Cloyernom thereof. 36, New Broad-street, WILKS and VERSKILL Feb. 18, 1826. Solititorn AN ADDRESS TO THE. NATIVES AND INHABIT. ANTS OF NORTH AND SOUTH WALES. ETON ' Stock Broker and Lowry OfEce Keeper, at Y his old and lucky Office, 2, CorwhilC bevies,* to inform his Countrymen (he beings native of th. anti the only one in the above profession) that the LAST DRAWING BUT TWO is fixed for ST DAVID'S DAY, let of MARCH NEXT. fie anticipates, it being the last that will ever be drawn on that day. his Countrymen will come forward and support him with all their might. The inducements are great, there being Six Prizes of 20,0001., besides nun/dews ether Prises, and no Blanks, to be decided on the above day: therefore no time should be lost, as the opportunity of gaining above Half a Million of Mosey in One Day may never happen again. HAZARD and CO., who have been so eminently dis tinguished for the sale of Capital Prizes for upwards of One Hundred Years, respectfully solicit a continasmee of public patron. age for the very short time Lotteries have yet to lost, as amy few months will bring them, by Act of Parliament, is a final The present Scheme being positively the Last but Two they ever can have the honour to submit :--ft contains SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS! ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, Ist of MARCH. A great variety of Numbers aeon Sale at HAZARD and Co.'s old established Office.. Royal Ezehanp Hate ; 25, Cornhill ; and 321,0xford.atreet, end of Regent-street, London ; where they sold in one Lottery, ALL THE PRIZES OF 30.0001. ! And in the brit Eight Months, - - C 30,000 I 8,195 - 2S.001) 2,271 - - - 25.0110 11,519 And several other Capitals of 5,0001, 2,0001. &c. 1.804 2,179 6,302 Z 20,000 20,000 20,000 FORSYTH'S NEW municAL AND SURGICAL DicrtoNA HY. 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Excellent Fueniture. 140 Dozens of Wtne, a Pipe of excellent Eau India Madeira in the Wood, hue Qiisinal and Cabinet Paintings, beautiful Crayon Drawings, f hone Engravings, an extensive and valuable Library of Books in elegant bindings, a Billiard Table, Sideboard of Plate, elegant French Clock, a bracket ditto, a Merlin's Chair, Cut Glass. and China, and va rious Biretta. By Mr. HOGGA RT. On the Premises, Hadley, THIS and THREE following DAYS, at II for 12 preckely, TliE MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR E ; consisting of four-post, tent, couch and chair bedsteads, with appropriate and apital bedding and bedchamber conveniences, elegant suit of drawing-room window.curtaina, couch, sofa, and chain, suits of rosewood and mahogany hip, card, sofa, and pem broke tables, dinineroom chairs, pedestarand other sideboards, excellent dining bibles Turkey, Brawls, and Venetian carpeta, hearth rugs, library bOokcases and fi ttings, a barometer, capital mahogany chairs, an Indian screen, pier and chimney slams, oil-cloth, elegant Grecian lamps, fenders and fire-irons, kitchen and dairy utensils, Baker's patent mangle, servants' furniture, &c. Also the Cellar of very superior 01,1 Wines. comprising 4V dozen Poe, Si dozen of Sherry, 17 &gen of Madeira, 11 damn of Claret, sued 10 disco of Hermitage, Champagne, Baume, Curacoa, MVO% Salome, Butillas. lOran4 ate Sara. 011O)** op SALL 'Fars Dar—Dining-room and other Furniture. • TO-110 untorr--lhawing-roore Furniture and Play. COWEIMAT NPlCT—Library and other Furniture. Taunewaw It:Eve—Paintings and Cellar of Wines. Catalogues, Is. each, may be had on the premises; of Megan. Crowder and Maynard, Solicitors, nO, hotlibury and of Mr. Bug g., se, old Broad-street. Royal Exchange. HAIMEY, MIDDLESEX. Extensive and valuable Library of Books, amity in elegant bind. ings comprising a highly interesting and valuable Collection of the best standard and modern Weeks. ...___... By Mr. HOGGART, 'On the Premises, near the Church, Hadley, Middlesex, on PIM • DAY NEXT, at II for 12 precisely, on aeesitot of the number .of boa, • MBE. Well-selected LIBRARY, from the moat valuable 11 Collections sold in London during the last 14 years, lb which Will be found in folio—Guercino's Droning' by liartolozzi, Hoyden's Graphic Illustrations, (Euvres de Ruben, and Vandyke, Otagnier's Prune and Drawings, Views of London. &c. Quarto—Lysson's English Counties, Grose s Antiquities, Dr. Rees's Cyclopedia, Hollingshed's Chronicles ? Baskervilk's [Classics, Raynal's Philosophical ru History, Bce s Travels, Eve lyn's Memoirs, Dibdin's Spenceana, Horticultural Transactions, Works, and the Works of Johnson, Pennant, Sir J. Reynolds, Gibbon, Scott, Grammont, Dyer, Ste. Octavo et infra—The Beauties of England and Wales, Blom field's Norfolk, Sir Wm. Jones's Works, English Poets, Briffon's Natural History, Shalomeare. History of England, Humboldt's l'ftw Spain, Monstrellet and' Ffeillnarell Chrowicisar also the Works of Butler, Dibdin, Gilpin, De Foes Rollin, tar W. Scott, Lord Byron, Opie, du. - Catalogues may be had no this premises; of Messrs. Crowder sad Maynard, Solicitors ' 50, liotlibury ; and of .10r.•Heggast, 61, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. POLICY in the EQUITABLD OFFICE for L1',030, and a SHARE in the REGENT'S CANAL. By Mr. HOGG ART, At the Mart. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Tao Lots, Lot 1. A POLICY of INSURANCR of .2,0001. in the ZS_ Equitable Office, Bridge-anbot,Bitinkfriant, waded in March. 1021. on tha Life of a Gentians sigtr in bit 00th yesi, subject.to the annual premium of lOW. 7i. bd. Lot 2. A SHARE of lila in the REGHNT'S CANAL. Particulars may be had at the Matt i and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Bcoad-atreet. Royal Exchange. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, ' Producing an Income of 124/. per annum, Bartholomew-elose West Smithfield, a privileged part of the city of London, holden under Lord Kensington. for 61 Veen at 201. per annum. - By Mr. HOGOART. At the Man, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, in One Lot. ADesirable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, sitnatep Nos. 1, 2.3, and 4, Alicialesex-paamege, Bartludemew. slam West Smithfield, comprising FOiit DWELLINQ HOUSES. ea...* antedating 4 bed-sneers, 8 wiser*, t hitt:bins, ?Aid sassasod, yard. The premises are in gond repair and in the centre of a populous neighbourhood. Let to Messrs. Lett, Morris, Procter, and Bassett, tenants at will, at rents amounting 10 IW. per annum. May be viewed by leave of the tenants, and particulars bad at the Mart, and of Mr. Hoggart, 62. Old Broad-street, Royal Ex change. UPON THE RISE OF DROVE-LANE, CAMBERWELL• DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES. By Mr. HOGOART, At the Main, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, In Four Lots, V WO substantial BRICK-RUILT CARCASSES, JL stuccoed to the basement story, desirably situate upon the rise of Grove-lane, Camberwell, each containing ten excellent lofty rooms, and spacious entrance hall, with joists and slated roof, with a fore court of about forty feet, and about 130 feet of garden ground in the rear. Also Two substantial Brick-built Carcasses. nearly adjoining, with slated roof, each containing ten rooms, with a fore court of about forty feet, and about 130 feet of garden ground in the rear. The Estates were lately in the possession of Messrs. Eichler and Blyth, and are holden by separate leases. for 911 years from M id. swinmer, 1024, at a ground-not of 184 10s. per annum fur each house. . . . May be ♦iewed by applying to !Ur. Dowse, on the Premises, of whom Particulars may be had; Particulars also at the Golden Linn, Camberwell; at the Alan ; and of Mr. lloggart, 62, Ohl Broad-street. Royal Exchange. CAPITAL FREEHOLD PUBLIGHOVE, Sundry Dwelling House., and a vacant Plot of Ground for Build ing, Miot-street, in the centre of Blackman.atreet, Borough, By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, nn WEDNESDAY NEXT. at 12. in Four Lots, Lot 1. A Valuable FREEHOLD PUBLIC-HOUSE, P 1 in fall trade, known es the Duke's Head, eligibly situate at the moose of Mint-street, and fronting Barrow.sueet, a very populous neighbourhood. Lot 2. Four Houses adjoining, in Harrow-street, with large yards and workshops, the whole occupying a large site of ground. on Lease, which will expire in about six years, at a ground rent of 201. per annum. Lott. A Freehold Dwelling House, No. 25, Mint-street, con taining six bed-rooms, a large ware-room or shop, parlour, kitchen, yard and shed, in the occupation of Mr. Abrahams, let on lease for about 20 years, unexpired, at a low rent of 311. 10s. per annum, capable of improvement. Lot 4. A valuable Freehold Plot of Building (hound, 45 feet in front, upon the north side of Birdcage-alley, Mint -street, by a depth of 105 feet, in hand. The houses may be viewed by leave of the respective tenants, and particular' had of Ble.tsrs. Dawes and Chatfield. Solicitors. Angel-court. Thrognotron-street : at the Mart; and of Mr. nog gin, 02, Old Broad.street. Royal Exchange. EXCELLENT PREMISES, BISHOP:A/ATE-STREET, Adiaining the City of London Tavern, with immediate possession. By Mr. DODGART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, unless previously dis posed of by Private Contract. AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE. comprising a capital brick-built •Dwelling-house and offices, lately in the occupation 01' the Gold Coast Company, situate No. 16, Bishop gate-street-within ; containing four bed rooms, and a large ditto. 23 feet 6 inches long by 15 feet wide, a water closet, a spacious committee room or drawing room, 26 feet long by 15 feet wide, breakfast parlour and light closets ; also clerk's office and private ditto, kitchen, washhouse, capital cellarage and domestic valve nit nces ; holden for an unexpired term of II years from Michael mas Day last, at the low rent of 1301. p^r annum. May be viewed by application upon the premise*, and particulars had at the Mart; and of Mr. Doggett, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. 110XTON. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, WHITMORE-ROAD, NEAR THE REGENT'S CANAL. BRIDGE. - By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on THURSDAY. March 2, at 12. in Four Lots. rr IVO Newly-erected Wick-built DWELLING , L. HOUSES. with Shops, and two brick-built Carcases, Nos. 1,2, 3, and 4, Whitmore-road, with fore courts, holden on Lease for upwards of 92 years, at a ground rent of 241. 104. per annum. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Manse. on the premises, of whom particulars may be hatl. Particulars also at the Whitmore's Head, near the premises ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62. OH Broad-street, Royal Exchange. ANNUITIES, REVERSIONS. LIFE POLICIES, AN!) SHARES. ..... By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on THURSDAY. Match 2, at 12, in several Lots, by order of the Executors of the late Thomas Foster, Esq. tle ceas,A, SUM -MY LIFE ANNUITIES, amounting together to about 8001., part *reared and chamed upon Freehold Estates. with Policies of Insurance, the Reversions of ooe iHmety of 14,15031., secured noon Estates in IVales and at Brampton Ab bott* in the county of Hereford, payable on the demise of it lady Need ; also several Shares in the Metropolitan Law Society, Provident Life Office, and Gloucester and Berkeley Canal. Particulars may be had of Mr. Williams, Solicitor, Red Lion. square; of Mr. 11. Williams, Solicitor, 10, Copthall.court, Thmg morton.atreet; Mr. Bonner, Solicitor, Spalding; at the Mart; and of Mr. llogprt, 62 , Old Broad-street, Royal Exabange. BALES BY AUCTION. ANNUITY of 6001. MOST AMPLY SECritEn. ' By Mr. 11000AKT, At the Mart, on THURSDAY, March 2, at 12, by ordesof this Executors of the late Thomas-Foote. Ilsq. deceased. AN' ANNUITY of SIX HUNDRED POUNDS, most undeniably seeured upon a spacious Leasehold Memel) with offices, situate in Upper Broolk.stmet 4 Grgsvenor.squate; fur theliyee of four persons of the respective ages of 17, 111, 12. at .d 11. and the survivor subject to redemption on three month? mufti, and payment 0f1,11601. Particulars may be had of Mv. Willisnis, Solicitor. Red Lino square; of Mr. H. Whams. Solicitor, 10, Copthall.eourt, Tini.g. mortomstreet t Mr. Basher, Solleiase, lipalding, Lincolnshire: at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Le. change. CAPITAL. GRAZING AND ARABLE FARM, In the mama Essex ' on the battler of Suffolk, offering ihe aliebie and secure investment. By Mr. DOtitiit RT. At the Mart, Oil THURSDAY, Uareb 2. unless an seeeralde offbr be previously made by Private Contract, Averl valuable Ind highly d es i ra bl e FREEHOLD l'" TATE. called Dale Rah Pam. situated on Me tom la. ni bank of the ruler Stour; adjoining the town and poet of Mann., f are, and intersected b$ the tan** reel) Ireln CO:hello Io lI.P -with, sin miles from the Fernley. eight hem the latter, ten iTo4l Ipswich, and sixty from London, in a beautiful and fer tile port of - eM enmity of Dow rounaitilifirtitspoilisit neasiy KA *as? __of 0... ' market)), tick Orsaitg and Arable Land I ineleditfiWßettsfillit• Water and Riyadh with an excellent Residence. containing via bed chambers. drawing and dining teems and Aloes, two deviate en.. tares, three capital barna, stabling rot fourteen horsey, cow:roc- J .., fattening sheds. granary, and ether requisite outbuildings, on I , ise Ito Mr. Joneph Cooke, a wet responsible tenant, lee an unev it d term of eight yearefrom Michaelmas 1825, at a not of 1,8 4kL ii.r annum. May be viewed ha permission of the tenant, sad particulars had at qhe Golden Lion, Ipswich; Packet, Msnnierres; Cepa. Nereid It and Coichestes Black Bob. Ck elmclned I Don ad Lamb, Brel :- weed; whit' Hart, liamterds of Mears. Merriest.* and ki al 1 nee, Survey**, Union -court, Old Broad-street; at the Mart: and of Mr. Honset, OS, OW Broad-street. Royal Zschange. Cellar of ♦ety eboice Wines, Sideboard of modern Plate. Pairninra. Table and Iled Linen, China, tilos, Library of Boots, Town. Witt Carriage, and • miscellaneous Effects of Mr. 41.raibal4 Corbett.' By STEVENS and BRENCHLEY, At the Auction Mart, •Bartholomew.lane. on THURSDAY IslhXT, 22d instant, and following Day, at It, by order of tho Assignees, A Very choice Private CELLAR of WINES, coio- ZIL prising lei deans of port, madeira„ sherry, hock, eloa.de- Vougeot, champagne, and Burgundy wines; also a particularly one pipe of port , in the wood ; 3 5 0 ounces of modern and fashion s piste; handsome plated•articien, a few tine pictures, table and bed hums, china, dinner, dessert, and tea services, rich cut elms, alabaster vases, select library of books , consisting of Bowyer'a aolendid edition of Hume's History of Englaud, Houbraken and Verse's Heada„..by Bird, and about 200 volume*, various ; a hand some town-built travelling carriage, nearly new ; and mint:anew, elioeta. May be viewed one day previous to the sale, and Cataloguer; had of Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt. Solicitors, Broad.stteet ; and of Stevens and fireachley. 31, Old Jewry. HANDSOME GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PONY CHAISE. AND MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS. 'By 3TEVENB and BRENCHLEY, At Hindle* Kam*. Chancery-lane, on TUESDAY, 26th inst. • sad {9l"laaDay. at 111, principally by , order of the aka*. sees of Ur. Archibald Corbett, Tlf E excellent Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprisisg a itsl mahogany four-post, tent, sofa, half_ taster, crib, and press bedsteads and chints furniture, feather beds and bedding, mahrigany Wardrobe, chests of drawers, chered and other dressing gimes, Bruaiele and Kidiertninater carpets and booth rage, fenders and Gra irons, easy chairs, handsome drawing and dining-roam suits In chums, cotton, and moreen window curtains, japannetcouches sad chairs, rose-wood card, sofa, week. and chess tables, minces, mahogany , pedestal sideboard, sm. of dining tables, set of mahogany Trafalgar chairs, chiffonier, writing tables, kitchen furniture, pony chaise, and missellaseoue afkltla 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . Roma, tie irkited Gee day prior to the Bak. and Catalogue NA it ' Roma, arit ()fitment tad Breochky, 311, OM Jewry. KEN't. VALUABLE FREEHOLD HOP AND ARABLE LANDS, NEAR MAIDSTONE. • By STEVENS and BRENCHLEY,. At the Mart. on TUESDAY, March 7, at 12, in Too Lets, unless an acceptable offer be previously made by Prints Cri. tract. Lot I.A Very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, coen prising 18a. 2r. 29p. of hop land, la the lsiallest state of cultivation, situate contiguous to the town of Maidstone, commanding delightful views of the aurrounding country, and pre. senting an admirable situation for the erection of villas. Let 2. A Very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE. comprising 18a. Ir. 38p. of arable land, adjoining Lot 1, and possassing the same advantages. May be viewed, and particulant had at the place of salts, and of Stevens and Brenchley, 36, Old Jewry. SPLENDID COLLECTION OF PIGTURER. By 111 r. WI LLIAM.S, At the Auction Mart, Barthnlomsw.lane. ea THI7RSDAr NEXT. SU instant, at 12, • AValuable COLLECTION of PAINTINGS, obleflY of the Cabinet size ; cempeising Ninety-eight Specltnet4. by the most eminent Masters of the Italian , French , Rehash. Dutch. and Engliah Schools, vb. Rembrandt Both be Due !Worland Van Harp Waterloo Palimedes Powell . Moue:heron \Fresno Hetuskirk Itsbotsoa Lingicbach Mille II ursman Wilson Berghesn Zwecharelli K. Du Jardin Rathbone Fuyt Domeniellino Weenie Value, ac. &c. The whole of this interesting Collection is in a tine state of pre. serration. To be viewed on Wednesday and morning of Sale, and Cata. logues had at the Mart ; Garraway's and Chapter Coehe.housept. and orWilliams, Throgmorton-street. air. CARRIAGE AND HORSES, PLATE. WARDROBE ()F FOREIGN DAMASK TABLE AND BED LINEN, AND VALUABLE EFFECTS. By Mr. ‘VILLIAMS, At the Auction Mort. Bartnoloonv-lone, on FRIDAY NEXT, 34th instant, at 12 o'clock, precisely, on account of the numbs; of L ots, AFashionable PHAETON, painted a rich claret brown, lined with morocco and superfine cloth, harness with brass furniture, and a pair of handsome young Mares. 14 hands high, forming an elegant equipage, the property of a dentleman goutg abroad ; also, a Sideboard of Plate and Plated Articles, an oaten.. sive Wardrobe of beautiful Damask Table and Bed Linen, cow prising eighty Sicilian and other foreign cloths, (from the breektast to the table-cloth), ten yards long, with centres; tray and sideboard cloths and napkins, en suite. The bed linen consists of cambric, Holland, Russia, and other sheets of large sizes ; Marseilles quilts., &c. a brilliant-toned Pianoforte, a choice Cellar of old Wines, acd other effects. _ _ . To be viewed the day preceding and morning of Sale, and Catalogues had at the Mart,•and of Mr. Williams, Throgirocton. street. N.B. The Carriage and Horses may be ♦iewed two days prior to the Sale, at Nash's Livery Stabler, Coleman -street, near the Bank. Q24IITII'S CAMBRIAN ESSENCE ioholly suptrardte the nerNsity of smoking meat in • chimney or smokit g house, as it gives the true Westphalian or W6od Smoke in a very superior manner and in a much shorter time. This big':.y useful artiste was well known to, and much approved by, the late Sir Joseph Banks. It may be applied with otieal witstalthge to Hams, Tongues, Bacon, Beef, or Fish. and perfectly answers ,tl.• purpose in either case. Soldiwholesale and retail, by the Proprietors. Edward Smith and Co. chy mists, Si.c.„ ffl, Haymarket; and retail by Ball and Co. 111, New Bond-street ; Day and Co., 95, Gracechurch.street ; At kinson, 302, Oxford-street; 30. Leadenhull-street ; Neighbour, 131, High Holborn; Roberts, 119, Great Russell street ; Stokes. 42, Fenclinrch-street ; tittrry, 12:1, Blackman. street ; and many other respectable oil and Julian warehouses.— In bottles, 25., 3s. dd., Ss. each. THt ORAVEIs.A.NO STONY .SI , LUBAOO, H w MAN'S PILLS are allotted to be, tbe moat coati! Preparation fin efrectually removing, and prerentn g the future recurrence of those Disorder, which arise from au V. perfect action of the Urinary Organs, as Gravel and Stone, burn. bago, Pains in the Back and Loam,. Suppression of Urine, kr. Composed of the most innocent ingredienis, tnia truly rib:able Sic. dicine relieves the sufrering patient from the excruciating torturta of those Diseases without any violence rr i..jury to the cobstluitio7, and requires no confinement or restraint of diet doting his tar. !I is one of the oldest Public Medicine. extant; and its .i.ecillat virtues and efficacy have uniformly maintained the high Cat rep.. tation. floW in Hoses, at 2s. W. and 11.. by Butlers, Chymbit.„ 4, Cheanside, corner of St. Paas ; am: 3a, Sackville-Street, bnblla ; 'Savory and Co. 136, New Pond-orecr. snit 226, Regerawatreet ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may he had BUTIJ:R'S CAJEPUTV PO. 'O f:WOO. strongly CH recom mended fer ILBL D AINS, +CUR. NIC RHEUMATISM, Spawnoilic atfflactions, Palsy. .Sgapia, and EalargementortheJointa, ictlir, at Is. lid. 11111d2114 Sd. " • i T i