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Shortly will be published, in one vol. L .11N ESSiY PRAYER.—By HANNAH MORE. Selected and compiled by herself, Inn.. various Portions ez. elusively nn that Sol.jrct, in her published Volumes. " Km•wing that shortly I must put off this my Tabernacle." " I will endearing iliat you may be able, alter my decease, to have thews things always in remembrance." _ _ On the Premise... No. I. Montagoe.atreet, Rues,ll-push, on WEDNESDAY, December 11, and following hay, at Eleven At Oarritway'sWee.llotie. 'Chan►tealley. Cornhill, London, oo THURSDA Y, the 27th of Jhouary, 1825, at 12, in Luta, 9 1 111 E RESIDUE of the very VALUABLE and highly I 111 Pitt IV A BLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, hate the PROP of a ilim;;:iguiaind NOMA...MA N, Situate in the fine ',tinny of M EATII, part within Ten Miles, sod she whole within 'twenty M ih. a, of the City of Dublin, 2 Peter, Ist chap. Printed for T. rade% in the Strand. I:,,helnee Rill., dated in fhe 41fonlIts q. ifriolfrer, S e veoel, and Ilerenther, 1823, wia.:— rep. 4.1. kw Building addititotal 3 lko. IV. rap. 14 for carry eig nn %Vorkit and Fisheries. 4 litre. IV. cap. IWO. 14,7011,11111 g., 184.1, due thereon, will I* of p.,.subtf - • paid off on the llthil.ty when the Interest will erase; such will b • daily (1,1.1. rs eserpted) from ten o'clock till one, i o eholdn: the lien day of lecnther, at this Office, where lists o i.„, to be ihtei..ed, ci edsinitig Lourtietions for arranging the Bills. brarrrs niira eiiih.rse each 1;d1 with their usual sivaiuren, ent• Catir t.anies and n.seleitees at the bottom of run het ; end wirre tic names of 'folders are inserted id Bilk, the !tearer., net being etch Holders, most previously obtain shier ind•inciiienta. e Bearers moo attend to give rereipts for the payment. l'ayi.,ent rimy be °nuance', if requited, previous to the %al 114th .!sy of Ilecentber. Main le-tring the 'fills for examination, one ,nr prior to that no ',loth such payment is cleanest. N, o lwanog an interest of /ne Penny Halfpenny by the day ripen every (hie Hundred Pounds, end dated the said 14. h day ..t 1/eceinher, may he (aunted in whole or in part payment of !Ita.ciptel, upon stating the required amount on the lista. delivered before the 411111 Inth der of Ikeetiiher, which new Itllls, with ca !wrest on the hills exchanged, will be issued on the 14th day Ilretieber. NI. All Etchequer Bilk dated Flee to October, 1!t43, have e a sdvertiscd in he paid off. 71 • - Ll.tn'IETY for the 141.:PPHESSIl/N of MENI)11(;ITY. 0 .—The Alinagers of this Society caution the Public against Plowing AI,MS 1111011 p• 11101. •ho are now more than ever in the nib t of knocking front door to door, anal relating tales of digrrae. qte Msnagrrs have ascertained that those tale, are generally tic ; but, in any event, the Master or /Wisteria of the Haus,: In v be assured that tin• ('oars, if g.•nuirte, will be attentivd to by e.dp ,„,„„„,•, • or , shoot , ' the Applicants be Fuscigntra, by the ..,• r ot Inc ,:Is Sir Foreigners in Distress. lt. iced Linn-square, NoT. 17. 1)0YAI , EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE-, LL Novemln r, 111!1•—Tile iiiirr loi 011sof thc of IOWA!. II ANi A I / NCI.% do hereby give Nooa • , tne then Transfer Hooka will he afoot, from Toraday the 14th of lterriritier net.. to Tuesday the llth of January following, and that Via Annual Getetal 'nun appointed by their Chance, will I luh'en at thttr nn the Royal Exchange, on IVEDNI's. /PA V the Von of 11-e.nilne next, at Eleven o'Clork in the fore ,,x,,, sa d d u o x Ihrulrnd will M• cimairleved of at the maid Court. SA 3I I lEh FEN N I jun. Secretary. 0 . 0 The /•hair will be taken at Twelve f illork p le ciaely„ N.B. A u na l a nce to given daily at the Raid I Iffice, and at their f Are in Pali-1118H, i'r the A !MIMIC(' of Buildings, (Lads, Mer e.r.din•, and s:nt,.. in Ilnrlnitir, in flock, or while building, front D1111:1'.! , he Ho.; and also for the Assurance ui, and Granciag Ammo i-s tin, I,iree. MILLING AT WAHWICE. DELL'S LIVE IN It /NIX /NI • or, Sporting Ciao ") talc, of :-.I . NItAI NIAT. will riptitain an Engraving 44 o w Srwr of Ar. i.m the l i rati.l Stanit--Stage, with Men %citing. Distant View 1.1 Warwick. Together with the I,..cnit and hect Account tot the 3111,1, nETwEgN HUDSON ASP/ CANNON, and copious Particulars of Dick Curtis and ikney Anon. _ . . . prier of llell's Life in London is Seven-pence. 1 . 411'1:1's, '01,1P4, lity&lisENEss, &c. put: is 11.4.1 NI )7E7%4; prepared from the 1 non !Icahn,: Itals3lll% and approved Expectorants, from an erns.. and rllicacion , remedy ; pi.sessing the singular property of brillse and stremtili , noig the lungs, and rendering them capable 4 rooting the falnl ell; cos of 4:olds, which, if neglected, often pro. dcal'unaump y alit...•; instantly quiet the most distress. u.ct riig ha ; and, by gently a ' tating and inoisiening the throat, road any htutek of 111.1.1011( , 4. Their use tends greatly to rurvhen ai.il render the non elver and flexible, and to protect C,OreJ , lo from the ellleis of exertion. They are, therefore, parti. reconinienslnl to gm leitim who ate in the habit of public I;4..inc, and sued perfunilas, who will derive from them much ' , ld in I`Ollol. at 11.. I A4l. and 24. 9.1. by Butler, Chemist, 4. th upside, St. and VO, liegent.mrert (near the Argyll Itamo, IA d o n a. , I by the proolpwl Medicine Venderp hrmigh. Ow I; nhrol Kio;;iloon. llf whom may be had, the Plil!TO. 111. 1:1.1X111, rocuminel.iled Colds and Asthmatic S. ll—Re careful to a<lt fur Butler's BaWank Loners mad remit Elixir. PL'. I ra. , 'lie%ilithlitioa of a moat liatraonlmary Volume, previmuily unattimpted in us Character, and anon-re/tented in it+ Inter...it. ith nearly SI VII' II RAH HMV PMI'S, llolttrs4 Ms %I.INS, beautifully engrai,cil ?tarn %mai • . /rim Assricom lilt of the NINETEENTH ITNTUILY ; or. ',mpenditini of ASTROLOGY, Ga./- MANIA, and OCI I I,l' IPIIII,o Wil Y. This IVi.rl; crn' ri.e. : The Ancient Ptar...e of It.inotig Sithits, and Intimating the Peal —A ppont asks, sstraardinary 11)reants—trurions Orton, WOW:Ciro' Siert:ls in Occult l'ltiloaophy —Lim of eminent l'hittoolit,,, A•trologers, and Alagirians—An try inimdueom to the (\it st sci,. :ice of .latrology The art of smog a Fiore blatlV KilibMkli— The art of casting a Na. unu,and resAyi.ig nil:aut.', I lor.try Questions 'dative to the fur e! both Seitl Procoo•tic.itions and Predictions—An Ea lgulLna of thr OrientA Sci..e: cc of I:roma:icy, upon which no 31 04 has "noun for !fat y, el , ewiti re. Among which are, The ANE1110 . 11: , ; ~f ihe DEAD. and AUTIIENTI IATII/ :401111:S of emi):-Ts, APPARITIONS, VI MN!), tic.. add a charm, by the wonderful, yet true, weeds of errata en:o:cud with the invi‘iblc world, which are un fit drat brad narratcl. The 111Ellthil4 I'll If 'S arc by the Learned Afembers of the Nevoi. whoop it , t•art•lie* it,tu futurity have Leen &misted by Perusslof the moat trtithtt• and valuable 31514. in the Itriti.ll 'honk. ;he irdnitole tit 31towiii,i at °lion% the Bodleian Li. lie !Aron, .o Ittlat 4 Ouhedral, and Wells ; aided by the free sew.. vdtteh t!itmt I it.litiettien of Talent and Science have tr the lix-st culiection‘ til .1 tit Itore in Occult l'hiltsophy which the "'ld has feet inottor.d. T:o. MSS. of the late Sir Richard t4 WATI 11;1%C !hi% aln•wly purchased for this Hart. , . Ti NATIV Ell Es of eminent, and rstraonlinary ?nom, both hyi ng A nd demi ore inserted, au so many handmarks ' , Prie the scientific 'Proven, r in the Astral Philosophy. inter u nil rca•arks, riv. anal I iorollariro, all .i.,u'ittJ to 'That r ties part rot the• 11•ork of the most intense isle. tut, both to the student and (amid observer. Amonert most• rho have !wen engaged at an unlimited expense, 11 :' , Olusl. Pori., Rowe. Vienna, norl tlitrervnt foreign parts. to wtt on this 101111 , j(1, the• naive. of the erudite number of the Mee en, 111111 A El.. feiningrt whom. calculations anti predictions, 71.< rrktiv e to the 11.. .opt%of Il AR It IS, the .leninatit-11 IS 1.1 / I ;ST V. liKI)1:1.1'; Il'..- IC.III A:11, the A,•ttmaut, has ISaly obtained so mock rekhrtte, will be hound to auki increaned 'Wet to the pago, by the calculation of a vast number of illus. tura ext eurtms lieniturts. Tie 01.1' I.T I'llll.l/S1)1'11 C R contains authenticated Sweden and Pr, fliCtiolli Of the most eminent Astrologers. Postbus of 31a g ,cin ni t, soodisnycni, and Extraordinary Events a Futurty, l'omlicer, Omens anti Remarkable tkcur. teak r ) :43.1:T I1111'; EA I'll ER Is a pleasing and impartial Z.. 414 " 1 4 : 1 that is ,runs and worthy of record in the Lives of Philosophers. %Volt a variety of important and interest ''',.'arcritot to b.. found in any other publication. Inertly suet that is discussed in this Work, the most "NOW% (Ire is taken that nothing offensive to the nitwit delicate ad awed taste has been allowed to stain its pages. The father, and tlx child, may derive constant suousentent tt NEW 3 1Elte.1NT11,1: ASSISTANT, GENF:RAL 11041 K. and I STEKES . I"r.VRIAES ; • Third of which is just publinhed, price lta., contains Twelve co. ` "serad disti nct s eta of Calculations; arranged with p eculiar •,sess, Simplicity, and Accuracy ; designed chiell7 as • ('heck I +halation, in the h o rny of Bottom. Ply W. H right, Sen.. ~ ., u otait an d Agent. London. TIIE [ATI:Ii.IICI . 31.1(INET. end lIIONTIILY ;I" 1t4.11, fur November. !it la. is embellished whit an etillO. '" " delgll... br 'or'sitild, illustrative of the •' fining .. . in ltVashington 'ling's 6 "nd...a of a ller." e Number contains an ry original Letter of the T rave Poet III; RIN Th S, ".idilitinn to the use il variety of Papers from the most popular * tam of the day. The celebrated 111111110f14 of site " 11eieune," 6e •' Ilermit in London," are mooted in the Work ; and a .- "saal 01 articles trout their pens will rppcar regularly in each the future Numhees. s_T,he circulation or the Literary Magnet, and Monthly Journal. 7 alit neatly exceed e d Loon mumble, the Proprietor will rpare ' :"Ptnie in endeavouring to preserve for his Illagaxine the pupa alurh it has already attained. i; th the Nan for December w:II he given, a beautiful View of , at Ramsgate ; snit. soh the one on the I s t of January. full:coloured P a int ing o f t h e Incantation teeny in ••I , ice ""rhat , .. nn article on O w •• Ferman ? , ellittil of Horrors. 'ly . • s t APTIsNI 111.4 a . "El,. lianiel lame. 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Scripture Selections eta, bring enmpltie Alphabets in Roman Print, Italic Print, In. o'(lurk, rip }: elegant FURNITURE, consisting of excellent 1 lofty mahogany patent four.post, tent, and other Bedstead, and Furniture's ; fea.her beds and bedding; a superb suite of French-end drawing-room window-rortaine, la green silk tabnuret ; library and dining-room windomeortalns, in chintz, cotton, and tnorren ; carved pier tables • a pedal harp ; brecket clock ; beautiful Mouse and or-molt:candelabras ; excellent cabinet az. tides, in Rine-world and mahogany sofa, 100. Pembroke, and dressing.tables ; a capital act of point dining.tables; wing book. cases and wardrobes ; chests of drawers and cabinets ; an excellent sideboard and eellaret ; IB handsome mahogany chairs, seats in red leather ,• A :minuet and Brussels earpets ; kitchen requisites, and other effecta. Also the cellar of peculiar choice old WINES, comprising about one thousand and twenty dozen of remarkably line old Port, Sherry, Lucella, Burgundy, Madeira, Red Lisbon, Sec. To be viewed on Monday and Toads" previous to the sale, when Catalogues may he had, on the premises, at ls. each, at Oar raway's ; and of Mr. Robins„ 11*, Regent-sweet. SIVA I.LO‘VFIELD-l'IJA(.1;, NEAR READING, BERKS. excellent and Genuine Household Furniture, Noble Pier and Chimney Glasses and Mirrors, rare Sienna and inlaid Marble Pier Tables. lour matchless Antigun Alabaster Vase., old Armour. curious I.eitiber Hangings of a Room, descriptive of the Ilistory or Anthony mut I'lt•ipatra, Library Iklukcaves, capita Billiard Table, Eight Day Clock, 'Fowling Pieces, Musical Instruments, Hand Organ, Paintings, Punts, a few Bouts, and other Effects; Fiftee.i brans of lbw Deer. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick (louse, Itegent-street), At the Mansion. Swallowfield-place, nar Reading, Berko, on TUESDAY, I►ccemher 14. 11124, and two following days, at Eleyeno'Clock precisely, Ity 1 . /Mee of the Proprietor, T. H. Earle, Esq. renaving Front his lirsifirllor, rrii E Fashionable 110USEHOLI) FURNITURE, comprising four-post and tent bedsteads, with chintz and (1' y furniture; seasoned feather beds and bedding; cheats ul drawers, dressing tables, and glasses; suits of French-rod window. curtains, in silk, chintz, cotton, and messes; solos and chairs en suite; two noble pier glasses, plates 116 by 66 and 63 by 02 inches, chimney glasses. &c. in rich gold frames; four matchless richly. sculptured alabaster vases, 3-fret fl.inches high ; too handsome 6fcet sirens marble tables, and four curiously inlaid ditto, with rare specimens, on muesive carved and gilt frames; tortoise-shell cabinet; excellent well-made furniture, in maewood, satinwood, and mahogany, cabinets, commodes, liNney, bookcases, pier, card, Pembroke, work, and dining tables ; side-bound ; a capital 10-feet 3-inch billiard-table ; two violins; a hand-organ and harrsichoed ; a small library of books; Turkey and Brussels carpets; kitchen requisites; green-house plants ; orange-tress ; aloes, one nearly 80 yea 's garden-tools and lights; dairy and brewing utensils; two lire engines sod buckets; fishing-boats and nets; and vacuous effects. To be viewed three days previous to the Side (Sunday excepted). by Catalogues, at one %billing each, to be had on the pt ; of William Saunders, Evil. Solicitor, Reading; Castle. Hill ; at Harranay'm Collie-house; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent. street London. SWALIAMFIELD.PLACE, NEAR READING, BERKS. Excellent Live and Dead Fanning Stock, Horses, emits, Asses, Pigs, Poultry ; Five Ricks of Hay, Clover, Corn, and Straw; Waggon*, Cam', Harness; Iron and Oak Rollers and various Farming Implements ; a few lints of Building Materials, By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warwick 'House, Regent-weft). At the Mansion, Swallowlield-Mace, near Reading, Berko, on FRIDAY, 17th December, 1824, at Eleven fetlock precisely, by miler of T. 11. Earle, Esq. removing from his residence, 1 11 E Capital LIVE and I)E ID FARMING STOCK, &e. comprising four line cart horses and mares, twenty-two excellent milch cows and heifers, • capital hull, two pigs, four asses, six swans, poultry, he.; four waggons, six carts, • timber bob, a six-lest iron park roller, and two oak rollers, hay machine, ploughs, harrows, and harness; forty dozen of deer and sheep hurdles, five ricks of well.gnt meadow hay, about 1110 load ; twenty load of second cut clover ; about forty qur.rters of capital threshed wheat and oats ; twenty ton of amiss ; tool-chest and tools, build ing materials in doors and sashes, marble and wood chimney pieces, swing gates, and various other effects. To be viewed Friday and Saturday, and to the day of Sale (Sun day excepted), by Catalogues, at one shilling each, to be had no the premises; of 11'm. Sann.levs, Eq. Solicitor, Reading; ttnit-bill; at Oarraway's entree-house ; and of Mr. Rubins, No. 170. Regent-street, Loudon. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Producing Upwards of Five Hundred and Seventy-three Pounds per Annum, for a long Term of Veers, an eligible Property toe Divestment. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street). At Barratries UnTee-hnuee, 'Change-alley. 'iwnhill. nn TH URS. DAY. 16th Dec - ember. 1811. at Twclre &Clock. VALUABLE LEASEIIOI.I) ESTATES. held for • long term of fors, at moderate ground rents, Under the EARL of ROSV ENOII, Producing upwards of FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE POUNDS ()et annum. net annual profit rent, arising from five commodious handsome Dwelling-honscs, situate Nos. 7, 11, 12, 13, and 14, on the north side of Clinics -street, llrosvenor-place. The Houses are three stories high, conveni e ntly pl anne d, hand somely fitted up, with Intranet-hall, dining-parlour, breakfast room, water.cloect, and kbrary, on the ground floor; convenient offices in the basement ; yard and coach-house, stable.loft and man's room over (opening to a mews), to all the houses. except No. 7. bet on Lease to lti.•.'tard l'rittie Brooke. Esq. the Honour able Frederick St. John, Wok Ogilvie, Esq., Lady MC/Fria Gore, he. moat respectable tenants on lease. To be viewed by permission of the tenants, of whom Particulars may he had; rf Messrs. Foulkea, lAngfiwd, and NValford, Sohn ton, Sonthampton.strect, Strana ; at Darraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 1711, Regent-street. NORTIIAMPTONSHIRE. Perpetual Advoweon and Next Presentation to the Rectory of Newton Mambold, near Ilighani Ferrara and Wellingbo rough. By Mr. R011114:4. (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Harraway's Coffee House. 'Change-alley, Conlin, On THURSDAY, the lath of December, at 12, T HE PERPETUAL Al)l'OIVSON and NEXT PRESENTATION to the VALUABLE RECTORY OF NEWTON BROMSHOLD, In the COUNTY of NORTHAMPTON, Situate about three miles from Iligham Ferrara, eight from Wel lingborough and Thrapston. eighteen from Northampton, and twelve front Bedford. comprising A PARSONAGE ROUSE, a Farm Yard, with large Barn, Stable, Chaise Home. Cow HOW. and Calf Pen, Piggery. Rick Yard, !tr.; Garden, and sundry Inclnsures of Meadow, Pasture, and Amble !And; a Vicarage Cottage and Garden adjoining the Church Yanl, and tho Herbage of the Church Yard, containing in all nearly ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACREB, lying in a ring -fence, allotted under an Act of Parliament for in closing the open and common fields, lands, and waste grounds, within the said Parish, an lien .if the tithes, &c. arising chervil-mu. In the occupation of Mr../olin Ellson, tenant from year to yeas. The present Incumbent about ftt years of age. The land tax redeemed. and the poor rates low. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Kitson, the tenant, of whom particulars may be had; at the (heat Dragon iligham Ferrari; White Hart, Thrapsum and Kettering ; Hind, Wellingborough ; George, Northampton; Swan. lkdfavtlf; at the taco of the I liturd Journal; and Mr. Adams, Oxford ; the Mike of the Cambridge Journal, Cambridge ; at liarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, N 9.171, neva-must COMPRISING The extensive 31.1NOit of i►hN(AN, and Estates, with Gentlemen's Residences, Pl. a.urc Grounds, and ffardens; Farm Houma, with Agricultural Ibiddinga, tottaxes, and Gardena. The capital M A Ng /It of BA MN 31A CI IA /SSA N. and Estates, with tie Mansion flume. milt Offices of all descriptions, Lawn, ('mob Howes. Stables, &c., Farms, and I)utlauildiap, Meadow, Pasture, and Arabic Land. _ • The Al A NOlt of TJI I'M, with the Ancient Castle, and Build- Inya and Hwoses in the Town of Trim, with excelhnt Farms, and Inchworm of rich 31enilow, Pasture, and Arable Land; contain ing together nearly FOUR THOUSAND NINE HUNPRED IRISH ACRES, EQUAL TO FEE FARM REHM In CHESHIRE, LA NCASHIRR. and YORKSHIRE, Aniounting to nearly sw,per Annum. By Mr. 111111 INS. (Of Warwick House. kqgent-streeth At Osrraway's Coffee-house, Thange-alie Cornhill. no ?BURS DA Y, Ifith Des-ember- I 824, 11,1 Twelve o'clock, IN TII RED V ..... A I.TJAIII.E FRP:F:IIOW FEE FARM RENTS, amounting 10 nearly 21101. per annum. issuing out of sundry Estates in Cheshire. Lancashire, and Yorkshire. A very eligible Property for Gentlemen in the law and Ilthem be I. FEE FARM RENTS. amounting to 50/ 168.3 d. issuing out of Estates in the County of Chester. • lot 2. FEE FARM RENTS, amounting to 1021. Is. 04. issu ing nut of other Estate* in Cheshire. Lot 3. FEE FAR 31 RENTS, amounting to 9% 2s. 4d. issuing out of Estates in Lancashire and Yorkshire. _ Particulars may be had of Mr. John Duthie, John-street, Adel. phi ; at Garraway's ; and or Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-stmt. SEVEN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ENGLIAI ACRES, Of excellent NleAdow, Nature, and Arable Land. The Estates are let partly to yearly Tenants, and partly nn bone. finial le'a'n devirminatile sritlt Lir..., and Leasrs for Terms of Years ; and the Revermois of the Leases far Lives aro very valu able; and being in the Comity al Aleatli, and so near Dublin, ulfcr the most desirsble opporttmity for ineimment. - - The Tenants are generally nimt responsible, and the Rem arc collected with the sinus Wise and regularity as in We bast parts of I;ngland. The Estates may be viewed on application to James Johnson, Esq. llutlanil.square. and James Armstrong, Esq North Fresh:- rick-street, Dublin ; E. Chambers. Esq. Crow Park, Trim, of whom Particulars nosy he ; and also at the Commercial-rooms and f:teliaorre Coffee house, in Dublin; at the principal Inns at Dm. ghi.sla, Cork. soil 11",iterford ; also at the Inns at liolyhead ; and the Hotel, Liverpool ; Golden Linn, Chester; lien and Chick..ns, Birmingham • I:Arno/ayes t;otree-housa, E schangess Hey.. Cornhill ; of Mr. Stephen's. solicitor, Bedfitnl-row ; or of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Itegent.strrst, London, at either of whose Otnees a Han of the Estates may he SColl. MODERN JEWELLERY, PLATE, ice. NE It. Pll I 1,1.1 N resnectfully notifies that he shall suismrr by A , :crioN, at his Great Rooms, New Bond-street, on JII/NU.%Y, I►ee.6, and following Day. AN ASSEMBLAGE OF FASIIIONA rim.: AND USEFUL JEWELLERY AND BIJOUTLItIE, Formed into every Class of Dress Ornament for Ladies, a few da gent and excellent Gull IVatchei, 31tittirs1 and other Snutrbeiv-s. a Collection of Thirty Cameo and Intaglio Rings and miscellaneous articles of salute. Also a SM.% Lb SERVICE OF IJSEFI.I. PLATE AND PLATED IPA E, the Property of a Gentleman. May he viewed two days prior to the sal*; and catalogues had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bontl-strc:t. A COMMODIOUS VILLA and FIVE COTTAGES, On the Bank.. of the Thames, Hammersmith. R. PHI LTA PS respectfully announces, that on THUIESDA Y. the 2.1 Dee , lnber nest, he shall, by order of the Trustees, SU IS Al IT by AUCTION, at his Great Roma, New Bond -street, at Two ()Thick, A SUBSTANTIAL, MODERN-BUILT, ani ELEGANT VILLA, With garden, stabling, and out-o:lices, enclosed by a lofty brick wall, 4 li•shtfully rististe at tie southern extremity of Angel-Luse, on the hanks of she Thames, flammerrnith. The Premises are eopybold, subject to • small line certain, and are now let on lease to a most respectable tenant, at 1151. per annum. Also, FIVE sm,ill COTTAGES, let to yearly meats, at mats amounting to 341. 14s. per annum. - - - May be viewed by leave of the tenant, and printed Particulars had at the ColEw.house, Ilauunctsmith; and at Mr. Phillips's °Mat. BRIGHTON—M. RINE PARADE. MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Pruducill 5431. be. per annum. By WUNSTANLEV and SONS. At the Mart, TillS DAY, at 12 o'clock, in Four Lots, by direction of the Trustees fur Slat of the Property of the late William Pan, Esq. deceased, IkIOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, I particularly eligible for investment, consisting of the very capital and commodious Premises, known as the MARINE HOTEL, situate on the Marine Parade. Also, THREE DWELLING-HOUSES, situate Nos. 2,3, and 4, in Blanches ter-street, Brighton, in the several occupations of Mrs. ('ockscdge, the representatives of the late Mr. Alderman Smith. Mrs. Portia, and Mr. glee, at very low rents, amounting to 5431. 4s. per annum . To be viewed by permission of the respective Tenants. Printed Particulars may be had at the several Libraries and Inns at Brighton, %Worthing. Eastbourne, and Hastings • at the principal lulu at hewn, Bonham, Cucktield, 11 icksted, Crawley, Reigate, and Dorking; at the Man; of Mr. Bedford. Solicitor, Bedford-row, London ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. BRIGHTON. VALUABLE FREEGOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES. By WINSTA NLBY and SONS, At the Meet, THIS 1).111, at 12, in Lots, by direction of the Executors of Ablemian Thomu Smith, Earl., deceased, ITEItY Valuable ESTATES. consisting of Nine Freehold flounce heivg Nos. 12, 13, 14. Ib, 16, 24, 26, 26, and 28, in Froderick'o.pl.we, near the Church, at Brighton, each three stories high, two rooms on • floor, fore court, and small yard, and let at rent- amounting to nearly One Hundred and bizty-sia Pounds per Annum. Also, • LEASEIRM.D IMPROVED RENT of 1221. per Annum. isoming out of and secured by the capital Premises, known as the Marine Hotel on the Marine Parade, held foe about twelve years; and a aunniodiouo Family Dwelling.llouse adjoining, be. trig No. 2, in MancLester-street, lately occupied by Mr. Alderman Smith, and of which an early possession may be had, held fur the like term, at a low rent. To be viewed by Ticket., which, with Particulars, may be had of IVinstanlcy and Sons, Paternoster •raw ; Particulars also at the Libraries and lona at Brighten, Worthing, Eastbounie, and Hastings; at the principal Lin. at Lewes, Horsham, Ctackfield, Dicksted, Crawley, Reigate, and Dorking ; and at the place of Sale. Published by S. Mason, Lendenhall-street; and Suttahy, Fox, and Suttaby, Stationers' -court, price 2s. the Eighteenth Edition, 1711 inirr' S vcd II(IIISEKEEPER'S DA ILY RE 'IS SON'S FA 3i I,v t:\PENCE : for the year IR2d 6 ; ranged on a simple and conciic plan, and containing, among mher useful information, the New stamp Duties., Family Receipts, Marketing Tables, Tables of Weights and Measures, dm. with ruled pages for the daily entry of every expence. The Publishers have this tear substituted ruled, red, and blue lines for the Diary, instead of die common letter-press pages. NEW WORKS. Printed for S. Burton. Lentlenh.;ll-orrect, in one eel. 12mo. price Ls. boards, with a Frontispiece. p ROCRASTINAI'ION ; or, the Vicar's Daughter. A Tale. .` - Arrest the present moments ; For though their Hight he silent, and then. path Trackless as tile wi,ged couriers of the air; They post to Heaven. and there record thy folly." " We can Iwo: unwed PlT77:tatination as useful in its tendency ; the style in whi:h it is wriihn is pleasing and correct." 2. GI/MAI. and 1.11C.1; or the African Children ; an instrue tire and entertaining hammy, principally designed for the use of young persons. 'l'ninslated from the French by S. B. Moen.. Third Mition, 12itio. price 7s. beards, with plates. 3. RE3IA PASSAGES in the LIFE of WIL LIAM KIFFIN, blireliant aril Alderman of London (who died in the year 1701); including soon• account of W. and 11. Ilewling, who were executed for the Duke of Allonmoutli'm Rebellion ; writ ten by himself, and published from the orig inal MSS. With Notes and Additions, by the Rev. William; Orme. Post deo. price bs. 6a. boards. 4. RELICS for the CURIOUS ; containing legendary tales, singular customs, extracts from remarkable wills, church curiosi ties, and anecdotes, clerical, professional, and miseelhumus. Two vols. foolscap Aro. Price 19s. boards with plates. S. ECCENTRIC and HUMOROUS LETTERS of EMI. N ENT Al EN and WOMEN : including several of Dean SwiA, Lene, /cc. lamo. price 2ic 64. boards. THOUGH this Scheme his b' en cotopar *tin], 161(11111 few hours before the Public, it has excited the &epos in. Wrest over rentarnbercd in the history of Lotteries. The numb* and magsitude of the gnat friary—the econoiny t. this gamma* the cicarnem and aimplieify of the plan have sU combined to render it that favourite object of Public Patessage. The deiesenh hs been published at full length in erery•paper, and may be ob. tamed grail - at Casuot.s.ly the Conte -c urs Ohms, lit.rsem. bill ; 213, thierd.atresti •-ring-ctsaas. To those Perna,. who Ws not *treacly seen the SAM* Cwitraetor submits she Mowing la r.d epitome of its lesidsa4 features r—t".ere are - • Two . . . . Prises or . . . . TwoC2ll,ollll !iodides other Capitals and smaller Pries, amooming the obis to Two Hundred and Six thousand Pounds sterling Illimeg j oge divided at nut to leave a single Number without a Benelit. Two . . . of . . . &MAI* And 1 .000 other Miam i are sure to to Dra wn the Fast Di v I Deorinber. And may be obtained at a risk so unprecedentedly entail ovum ex. cite the surprize of all who have ti:eit the plan—for after tat* tie Chance ut the First Day, lilt. may be received back for map Ticket. and iii proportion for Sham, whether the Mouthed* drawn or uirdrawn. PI this offer, the immense sum of ?MI Hundred aid Twenty.four Thousand Poends is seniaUy added ft the Prhe Money oldie First Div, as it must be clear, that suety Purchaser has the option of malting his Number an 18L Prim as soon as that Day's Drawing is over; if lie be auemindhl, he may gain (and somebody must gala) .620,9111/oe mora—and if unso•Mille tul, be cannot lose more than C4l 19s. By the Whole Ticket. Half - £3 6 0 I Eighth £OlO • Quarter - 113 6 Sixteenth - 0 9: II being the diTerenee bets cen what a Ticket will teat, and who Mr be received back for it any time lx tore the 26th of December • Cannot. t's great buck in tirillitig Thirty and Twenty Thu. sand Pouted Prises is w,ll known ; but be abstains from firlitm• larizinit Diem at this moment, as he is more anxious to press on the at :cation of Adventurers iill it he hopes to do for them in that coming Scheme, than what he has done far than in past Lotteries. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE. STRAND. • • V HIS OITTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms asr eontl division of Exeter Ili:loge, where may be item a large and well-manufactured Stack of fashionahle (:arrlage, ruts ride, Tandem, Phaeton; and Clisi , e Harness, with every descrip. don of 31ilhary, Hunting, and Sid: Suddl(l,, tW Orme the, But and West Indie , , New South WAICI, nod the Spariish Main. atip itedia e ad., Canip Tlehles and 1:11: - .it.;. Callen Waslu.band *and*. Cabin Lamps, tante! and Bullock Trunks, Canteens ceicnpletely fitted up, neat and ele;rsitt, at a moderate prier. tom Cots, Ed ding, Writing Hulk*, Brawling Csses, tte. A large avocrt oent of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, ripaultts, Sword Ntiots Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. Ae.. Th'e Hamm and :saddlery, together with the Summer la ter !Low , Clothing, merit inspection. trim thetr csrellzutrpswfiey. first style of worknianahip, and inn lcrate :trim Tile whole oft Articles in this Evattlishment are warraated, and that excellent plan. of fifty years standing, 'is a Healy atibercd to, of akking Mat one Beady Money Price, from which no OP...mutt or abatewent will be made tinder any circuntetancis. N.ll.—To prevent mistakes, the Public wi!l please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outtiaing Weren't's are in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ship% and 3lorning Papers, are constantly kept. EXTRAORDINARY SEIZURE. Some time since a vessel of large burthcn arrired in the.Eivoi from Germany, having on board a cargo of various merchandise, with about 120 casks of sometlacg not unlike potash or a theiceips tion of mountain granite, under which latter denoinination•jt watt entered in the ship's books, at a freightage merely above that of common ballast. The neatness of the casks, however, gave rise to the supposition that so much can. aad expense would not have been bestowed upon an article of so little value as granite, bet that wi ther it was some mineral substance resembling it, and requArefi some scientific purpose. Under this impression the broad II of dist Customs was placed on the casks, until the Board of Contraissios. era had satisfied itself as to the propriety of suffering the whale le pus r i d luty free. 4k specimen was sent to a chyniist retained by the for the investigation of such matters, and alker var ious experiments, that gentleman gave it as his opinion that the mow modity was not that which it ass represented to be; and throwset was then informed that the article was under seizure, and could set be given up until the precise use and quality thereof eouldlie tisfactorily ascertained. In yeply to this communicatlon ‘ the persisted that it was a description of granite foetal in roe :7 111 Z Gentian States, and but little known in Engladd that some yeses bock he had imported a great quantity of the same article, arad the purpose to which he put it was tier hankning the footpidtrin Ms demesne. This explanation, however, did not do away the sap. position previously formed by the Board, who still declined Aultir. mg it to pass, and the owner has expressad his intention .of trying the point in the Court of Exchequer, either this or next Tarot. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSA 26. Very few subscribers were at the Room to-day. and brit Mk betting took place the only horse that excited parsiculavattentiou was the Duke of York's Phantom Colt. which has ris.n a slugs, ato it bciog taken freely. Very little altaltion on the otheza. 9 to 1 vat Muleteer 19 to 1 sot Rufus 12 te I opt Bolero 18 to 1 art Advents 29 to 1 seat Comm 20 to I apt LeflacY In.llllY. • 2J to I apt Trans 2ito I agst Dettaisce • 25 to 1 agst Nice! 2,500 toloo apt Duke of Terri c. (taken). I I igh odds against aay.titha. 11i to 1 apt Aline 9 to 1 vet Sorcery 10 to 1 apt Waltz 12 to 1 apt Attics MP. IS to I sot Fine Fly 18 to I alest Pipylioa 25 to 1 apt Shoveller 90 to 1 apt &dohs SUER. 11 to 1 apt Memnon 12 to 1 apt Cleveland 17 to 1 apt Redgauntlet 23 to 1 apt His Grace IT. I. 2S to I opt Mandan, 24 to I apt Brother to N.A . 2; to 1 apt 111ttletsas HUNTING A PPOINTAIENTS. ;1 I At ileynell's Hounds will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 30, at Ks& dleston ; on Thursday. Dec. 2, at Shipley ; and on Saturday, Des. 4, at Hatlbeme ;—at half past ten. Sir Orme Sitwell's Foe Hounds will meet on Tuesday, Now. 20. at the Sixth Mile Stone from Chesterfield to Worksop • and Friday, Dec. 3. at Brightside Bridge ; ten o'clock each moil :Ink The East Sussex fox hounds meet on llonday, the filth, at 1 Little Honied. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT TNT URT. VATINQUALL-lITSTIT, TO-MORROW. THIRD NUTIX•S. Pearson, C. ['mentor-place, t-outliwitrk, mom . Vincent, U. St. Alargarres-hill. Southwark- jeweler • IVaylett, J. N. Euth-street-hall and Cmtked-Latta, coadwainer _ SECOND SISETINOS. Baker, C. Ratcliffe highway. groeor - Dames, T. Lid Il'entwortn, 11. M.. Corn Exchange, Mask lino, millers - - - (Inuit, J. IL Somerton, flomersetshirr, grocer Ilardner, C. Mile.end.rosd, merchant . . Marshall, W. l'otton-strect, Stcpn , y, builder . Oliver, T. Park-place, Regent's Park, stage-master . - Raekham, J. Strand. bookseller . - . Ryan, W. Qucen.strcet, Dig:ware-road, and Byrd!. T. Frederick-1.4e; Paddington, stone.masocs . Starling, T. Clarke's.place, li.lington, bookseller . ll'inkles, iii. sen. and R. jun. Coltbrook.row, Islington. coal . VAST MitTINGS. Ellis, A. Mare-meet, Ilackney, carpenter - . Franca, R. Wellcloac-square, hat-make - - Hamming, W. Ilampstail, carpenter - - - Iluwel, J. Piccadilly, litien.draper - - - - 11)att, W. Loran-strect, 3labchester.squarc, upholster= - bevy, J. Smith's -buildtags, Goiwituaa a-tielda, leathe r -nicr. _.: . chaUit . . . - - - - May, N. Albion-terrace. Stepney. Imilila . . . Roberts, J. High llolbern, emit-Jester Saunders, W. 11'0W -street, Chcapside, and Coventry. riband naanufacturer - - - - - DIVIDENDS. Archer, J. King's. Lynn, Norfolk, deeper and mere^r - itLame, 11. Lutashin-Isne, Sydenham, Sauey, suivA•troker - Brown. (3. 11..1.111n.Stfett. Ileilford-row, scrivener - !tale, T. ()Id Hell Inn. Holborn. inckerp,r • I trake. J. Lewisham), Kent, master-mariner . - Flea, 114 M. Eury.enurt, St. Mary-Ave, merehnni - Moaner, (I. St. John's-street, ClarLensell, iremnorger - °m i ke., IV. It. ‘Viniborrx-Minater. 1/oriv::, brewer . Howard, E. and Gibbs, J. Cork -street, Burlingtm. Gardens, - mormv-seriyencry - - - - .- I 1 Humphreys, S. Charlotte.street, Portland-place, merchant - 1 2 Fetcher, N. Itradwell, k;esex, shopkeeper - - - 12 kongatcr, t;. Ilighburr-terrace, ls!ingt, n, merchant - 11 Matson, W. and l'.ll'sizer-lanC, wins anJ brandy-marelmints II Pik., 11. K. Kichts-ceurt„ Lime.street, nieschatit .. - 1 - .' Ramsay, T. Siark.lane, wine-merchantßiasdak, F. /Aida.. 11111/1111114 . Stages, S. P. Maidstone, Esau dealer Stosiabeidge, W. Colchester. Eviati, row Moak, J. Milk-mei, Moo - - fi - - a - ti I I , 4 1 i