The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1824-05-29 00:00:00

of' - • 0 7 ~l/(//‘/Z/ 61- / /7/ C' / + t+ Tbt I 1r 4ir ttib w No. 6,701. LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 11S21. BOOKS PUBLISHED. SALES BYAITCTION. %VINES. 'This day, L ORI) ltYitoNT, WI/ILKS, with a Portrait, 4 4431 a. tiro. 12i. Printed for Jan 31orray, Albemarle-street. ThiN day, prier Is. 6d. T HE COl,l.l.:("fiVE AVISDOM ; or, Sights and :ketches in the Char., of St. Stephen. The Cuts by Cruil.shAtik, the Descriptions by a Menthes of the Upper Iktic London : Printed for Knight End Lacey, Putman:ALE-row, End sold by kll Ok.elbik. MESSILS. MACIIIN;ntIDEISENII.IIII IJeg leave mend respectfully to announce to their Friends and the Public. that they will submit to PUBLIC AU(7ION, nt their linortia, 211, King-street, l'Avent-Fartlen, Tills BA% , May V. 11124, at Twelve o'clock, MO Extensive 110.1,A K O r WINES, of superior quality, consisting of Three 11 undred Down of remarkably tine Olaf Crusted Port, four and flvt• years in bottle ; vary fine pale Sherry ; East India Madeira ; Itueellas, &c. Also, a Butt of Sherry, lying in the Docks. Samples lnay he obtained (thy paying far) prior to the Sale, at Jlaclun and Brbenham's I If Ice, 21i, King-street, Covent garden. FIVE of the VI !WINS, or the At!Kilian Vie tons destined to he devoured by the Mourner Minotaur, and Theacus offering himself as their deliverer. Br Sir MATTHEW VAN lIKEE. Ilistorinil and Portrait Potence to the King of billstal, and President of the Royal Academy at Antwerp. This splendid and interesting Picture ineatinres 27 feet by 20, 30 is now exhibiting at the Orreian 'binary, 17. Ilaymarket, opposite Me II ay mark et Theatre.— Admissioi One Shilling. .li. The Proprietors solicit the attention of the Nubility, Con. otasseurs, and others, to view this magnificent specimen, which is roteoflrred for sale, and whirls is suitable fur a Nobleman's Mansion or any Public Institution. VAUXHALL. Proprietorn of the WV A I. I;A ItIWNS, VAU X -1 /I A 1,1,, respectfully acquaint the Nobility, Ilentry, and Public in general, that the above place of Fashionahle Entertain weir will I /PEN tin Ml NDA V NEXT, the 31st instant, when .00 be performed. a lilt AND CONCERT of IRMA I. and 13,401:.31 ENT.% AI 1 1 S I!, and a variety of Amusements. T., conclude with a brilliant !hominy of FINE-WORKS, by that celebrated Artist, literality Southliy. Further particulars will be given in the Bills of the Day. The plan of issuing Canis of Admission foe the single Night or entire Season. having given in the preceding Season such toil renal approbation, the Proprietors beg to announce they may be had of Mews. Vellum and Co., Music Warehouse, Strand; Eleincriti and t 0.. Music Warehouse, Chearide ; Musical halon, CS, Kelvin -street ; - London I ienuine Tra l'mpany, 23, Ludg.te-hill ; 8, Charing- emits; and 1411. Os fortl-itret:t. - london Wine I 'ompany, 141. Fleet-street ; and at 'rhe Royal Gardens, A'anstiall. I An Admission for I Inc Person each Night during the Reason, not transferable - - - .Clll 6, An Admission fix (hie Person Nightly, with liberty to .4mtnaltiee a Friend - - - - 212 6 An Admission for One Person, transferrable every Night - S 3 0 An Admignousi for Two Persona, transferrable every Night - - -- - - - IS A 0 --- _ - RINDS I:OSCEItT 111)031S, lIANI/N'Elt-SQUAKE. i'llarT the express l'atronage of her Hord Highness the 1/ucliess of Gloucester and the Royal and Noble Ihrectorsof his Majeaty'a l'oncerts of Ancient Music. M AS an l ru l: u L . l; t l: l (:ll e N lE;!;: ,ii,, A , Sr i l e : , l t; l. oa t h h ia onour g e e n to e rally, that hist SF:CI/NI) COSI:F:11T, toll the !UMW grand an Ins ling, will take 'place at the above Romans, on MOND.% V. June whets he will perform a Ilratool ConciTtoo, with Cir. chistral Ac torsi • nun, and other celebrated Pieces, from various Authors., on the Piano-forte. Leader of the Band, Mr. F. CRAMEIL— Coniluctor, I:REA TI /111: X . Further particulars will be duly announced. Tickets, each, to he had of Master (leo. Aspoll, No. 111, Curk-strert, Pod-street; and at the principal Music Shops. • rilil F. N. xt of Kin (if any) of .10:41.11 1 11 DUNCAN* late (*aria:nose of the 11Ictclonnt Ship Ileorgc, deceased, by applying to Ur. .1 'lmo,. No. 1f.3, Sew (travel-lane, Ratcliffe-high way, may bear of monivoloog to Their advantage. _ . sITERIoIt 11.%T5. ENTI.KNIEN who are tired of Bail lista, Credit, and High Priers, may now purchase lists, combining Elegance of Sh G ape, Good Colour, Lightness, and I lurability, which cannot be excelled, as they resist all Weather, and never Spot with No Credit bring given, and none taken, they will be sold Cheaper titan at any other House. Merchants and lk•alerr who buy for Cash, will find it the Alanufactnry in A 1111 S and 393, Strand, opposite CeciLatrtet, gig doom woo of SlPutisanipton-mreet. - _ CIIKAP CARPET WA Itr.lloll4E, No. 160, (two Doors Woo front St. Jantres,ttreet). Promietora having made ROM(' new arrangements nt their 31antilietory, arc DOW 1.1111111C(1 to %imply the Nobility and Public with any Quantity of the hest lIRCSSELS CAR PETING, from li. !NI. to fl9l. MI.; a quantity of Start lenftths and Single Pierm, at :Id, and Kiddemtinater ditto, from 24. &I. to .ta. 3.1. ; Itritiah ditto, from 34. to 4a. : Venetian Stair ditto, from Is. lid. to 34. &I.; Itroggets, in all colours, from 2a. fat. to 44. lid.: heat acanonetl Floor Cloth, from tbs. dd. to 64.9 d. ratternx of lirowla 'tent to any part of Town or Country. _ _ ItHESSIN 1.4-I'AS ES, IV 14 I TI MI-DESKS, IVI/HK-1144.7( E, Ac. Sic. tie. 1 4 11 DAWS ' Nlannfairturer of the above &Alienable 4* Articles, has the honour of apprising the Nobility, gt.e. that he has opened a Warehouse, at No. 107. 141.31ENT-STl4l.:rr, next Door to the Quadrant, where fancy Articles for the Study. 4! • g house, and Toilet, are ofliirtt tor at the Nlanufacturene Prices. Also, Cutlery, Inkstands, Jewel-eases, and l'ocket.buoks of every description, and in every fancy, ready made, or made to order at a short notice.— Buhl and Cabinet Articles repaired, As. Third Door f Vign.lane. l' AND rAsikIIINAIII,E Slll.liS, LACE, AM) lIA 111:141)ASIIERV. fiILOW and Cl'.llllllNtiS, No. 7, Ludgate-street, re speetfsilly apprise their numerous Friends and Customers, that they have made *considerable Reduction in the Prices of their valuable and extensive Stock of Silk Omsk. Ileing determinist to support the CIIMACICT their Rouse has main tained low many years. that of bring the first and cheapest in Town, In addition to their extensive aawritisent of Silk 3lercery, they are sop died uith n splendid variety of Lace—!aps, Turbans, resilient, Flown, and Fancy Trimmings, at prices hitherto un• known. Country Dealers, Milliners, and those bodies and Gentlemen having commission. from the country, will b o il this Establirliment well worth their insper , * fisr price, quantity, and quality. No. 7, Ludgate-street. doors from St. Paul's. - - - ~pl CslcA L INSTIIIIM ENTs. (1 LONGMAN begs to return his sincere thanks to SLII• his Friend. and the Public, for the niany favours con ferred pn himself and Ina late brother. Ile begs to inform them he has ItEM()V E I Iron, I ' , Raps isle, to inure r a 'maitre Premises, No. a. buDiEtTv.illi,L, where, in roniiisictism with Mr. RATES Vale of St. John'a-.quartt. they continue to manufacture (*Lurch. I !lumber, and barrel (trona, 1 Monet, Square, and Sal . - ailing Piano-Fortes, of the mood atiparior description. As 11. Longman antierintends the miumbuturing and finishing of every instrument hunself, purchasers may, with the most im plicit confidence, Mr upon every instrument being, in point of elegance of mak e, _ freedom of touch, and brilliancy of tone , equal to any that can he obtained at any other house in London. Several tow-priced Finger Organs, suitable fur mall places of public worship. .• All the New Musical Publications. 111' PTI ES EEFEITI•ALLI . ct.ut A'l' AI.L AGES. "10:1EPIll FAR:, Sole INVENTOR of the PATENT SELF-REISTINII and AWI'STINfi lit:l43lA N THINS, entirely new, and different from any other in this I nuntry, solicits the attention of the Public to the extraordinary Cures of confirmed and violent Ruptures; he can truly aver that he never' failed in a single instance to cure this complaint where the parties lux strictly attended to his instnictiona; in proof of thew facts, J. Egg is pcminted to refer to some of the FIItsT PHI WES SII MA OENTLENI EN in London, also to numerous persons of the first respectability, who have been entirely cured by his Tense. Persons residing in the Country, sending the circumference of their body, just below the hip and stating on which ride, may de pend upon being accurately fitted. Manufactory, I, Piccadilly. near the liartnarket. A Female attends at home on Ladies, Inn!' Ten till Two. • • - FIVE T H(11 'SA NI) NECKS 1/F TIIE itEs•r IHISII LINENS, TI) lIE SOLI/ lIY I'lEt•E ONLY, Sixpence a yard under a former Importation. II E find price 911. per yar d; very stout, I• 4•1. and 1441.; those particularly recommended foe Shirts, &c. from hid, to s.3d. ;such as were never offered before, foe Iris than 2s. to 2'.lM. Every piece warranted the !VIA fabric, mid this Spring'a Trench Cambric I landkerchicfs. 1 54 . fah. per doz. ; Swiss do. Is. Bd. The largest and best Stock ut Hamlin'', Irish, and Scotch Ila murk Table Linens, with Napkins to match. Ilreakfast clouts, Did. each ; large site, 2s. ; lull 24 yards long, fps. 9d.; double 1:s. ; yards long, 12s. 9d.; 4 yards, Iris. lid. ;r, yards, /. IP. Ilussia Sheetings, lid. per yard ; stout, ltd. ; wide, 101. ; a lot full width, without team, 2'.; very fine, 44.; also a few pieces. 3 yards wide, for noblemen's beds, at Ire. tkl. and to. 9d., generally mold at 7s. Alaracilles Quills, large site, I Is. lid. t full sire, for four-post bids, Ills. lid.; (AITI sire, Ids. Ca., worth Llts. ; counterpanes, '24 s a nls Lox, 75. lid.; funiitures, CO. mill t4l. tier yard ; full clam', 1241. worth Is. 911. ; rose, gr, en, refl.''', and blue linings, lid. per yanl ; stamens li-d quality White I/resses, 2, and Is. est each; flounced ditto, Its fitl. to '' '''' lid_ 215., and •25. , arc very atiperlly worked ; best coloured airiunsil ditto, in gauze, eitialin„ and lent., 10s. tkl. each, iisnally gold at In.. MI. India Long limbs, undressed, I Is. the piece of 2.1 yards ; yard An d kdr.wid t . rawbrir muslin, :is. lid. the piece of 12 yards; tine I jaceotiets for dresses and cravats, 9d. per yard. worth Ilkl. ; printed cambric and jaceont In n dins, new pattern., iu variety. Washing Silks, ell-wide. Is. I la. ; opera nos, la.; plaid and shaded ilisiappti drew , . in every new and fashionable Colour; Irish poplins, lid., worth la; gnus de Naples, Norwich crapes, bout basinca, c. The cheapest and pert !Joinery in London, ith a earn tv of other maul article,' in Linen Drapery, Sulk Alereery, dor 11011anda of a ll widths. IRAI'RAIII and IEOV I.1"S Family Linen IVarchousc, No. 77, 011ord.strect. EAST INDIA HOUSE, MAY 2t, 1821. r E (111 la of imnicTOILS of the UNIP11;1) COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENHLANIi trading to the EAST INDIES. do hereby give Notice, That the 9CARTEItI.I' fiLNEItA I, COURT of the said COAIPANI, appointed to be held at their House, in headenhall street, on 11's: ism NI) ,2.l4lJsinc nest, at Eleven In the I:turmoil, is made SPECIAL, for the purpose of submitting for cuolimuition the Resolution of the Cenerol Court of this thiy, approving the Resolution of the Court or nirertorp of the with January last, granting to the tWrostic t!onimissioners, so long as they shall be titiployed in the double duty of investigating claims upon the Car. RitiC, and claims upon Tanjore, a special allowance of :SW per annum each from ill: l'ompitiy, in addition to the allowance of 1,610. per inn at present enjoyed by them under the Canaille devil, and fining their ollowance bum the period when either Com. mission shall cease at 1,510111. per annum, to continue so king as they may be employed under the remaining Commission, and to be paid, should the remaining r!onimissitin be the Cornotic CTO_ mission, mat present ; and should it be the Tanjore Commission, from the Company's mash. Copy of the said Resolution is open nt this House fur the perusal of the Proprietms. JII.eI EPII DART, Secretory. ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY: — T bcinj the opinion of many Member/I of this Society, IL that its ANNIVERSARY ItIEFAINti, advertised to be held In Fretinasotae Mall, on Saturday, the 21/th instant, had bet ter be POSTIN /NED till after the Discussion in Parliament of the case of the Missionary Smith, which mond for thin day, but has been unexpectedly deferred, the Members and Friends of the Society ate respectfully informed, that the intended Meeting will NOT TAKE PLACE on the 2ltth, as pmpoeed, but on a future day, of which public notice will beven. W gi . II A NRURY, Secretary. No. 111, Aldermanbary, May 27, DUI. — INDIA AND THIRST AVNARD and I'YNE respectfully announce that A.V they have RE-OPENED their PIO:NOSES with a new and elegant STOCK, 'circuit from the tint markets, comprising a variety of Elegant KEA], CASII3I EKE Shawls, the admired TIII MA'S, and the most esteemed Imitations, copied from the India. - Fashionable Silks, Morning and Evening Dresses of the fte:st style, Silk hate, &r. The best fabrics of Irish Linen, and Damask Cloths, bleached arol finished in the approved Denman manner, with all general Ankles of Family Drapery ; and as their leading object will be to utter goods of the east manufacture. united with 'superior taste, and the newest fashion, un a low scale of prima, they hope to receive ■ continuance of that preferarce with which the establiahmait has hitherto been honoured. Last India Warehouse, No. 11, Ludgate street. LINEN, SHAWL, AND OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE. riviE Nobility anti Public are respectfully informed, that BOWYER and TVSON have jut OPENED their 1.1 NEN, 511 AW L and I WTI' IA'A Ell0I;SE, with an extensive Stock of Linens, Muslins, Shawls, Hosiery, Arc. t the whole of which having been purchased for cash, on the most Wren. tageous terms, arc offered at such prices as to defy alt comptitiom 11. and T. beg to assure those Friends who may honour them with a call, thst the strictest attention will be paid to their orders; and front tittle lung experience and extensive commissions in the outfitting deparunem, peculiar advantages argon's-red, possessed by no other house in the trade. A large assortment of curious Edinburgh Shawls, in the most modern designs, at unprecedented prices. At the New Shop, 191 i, Regent-street, opposite Conduit-street. oUTFITS FOR INDIA AND ALI, PARTS OF THE WORLD, AT A FEW MINUTES' NOTICE. MERCHANTS, Captains, Cadets, and Passengers are respectfully apprises', that they can be supplied with every Article of Clothing for long or short Voyages, hot week' Cll. mates ; also Reds and Redding of every description, at a few mi nutes' notice, and on the must reasonable terms, vie.— Sheets and Pillow-cases, Towels, I Drawers, %Vaistensits, and Dress. ing-gowns. he. Cotton and Linen Shirts, plain Silk Handkerchiefs, black and and frilled. colourist. Extra Shirt-collars, Alc. Jean Jackets, and Towsers, all White and coloured Neck and colours. Pocket-handkerchiefs. Russia, Striped, and Jean ditto. Silk and Cotton !lose, Moves, Inside Clothing fur Ladies and he. fientlemen. ••• All ready fur instant delivery at IV. I'N‘I'IN'S Outfit Warehouse, No. 13, Ludgete.strret. near Mt. Paula, hoodoo. STI'LE ANIS LI'ILSII/31Ti IN ('IA 1 SIIOOBRI E, 1/I(.II'ER, TAILOR, and IL lIA T-3I A KER., respectfully solicits the Public and Fashionable World. to inspect his S.IXI►N and SPANISH 1 . .14/TIIS and ' ASSI3IEIIIiS, which he flatters himself will satiety the mutt fastidious connuiaseur, as to quality and colour. Being determined to keep none but the heat workmen, he is en abled to exhibit Fashionable Ilannents, of every description, equal to any in the Wen, and lot little inure than half price. Oendemen arc therefore entreated to give hint a trial, which he makes no doubt will prove satisfactory, and ensure a continu ante of that public patronage which he has hitherto so amply ex perienced. A capital Assortment of Fancy Waistcoats, Itoquelos, water proof Cloaks, in Cloth and and Fancy Cicada connected with his business, equally cheap. • KENT HOUSE, No. 11, eheapside, opposite Wood-street, London. EAST AND %VEST INDIA WAREIIOI.'SE, EXETER 'CHANGE, SI'HANI). rrillS OITTFITrING ll'AltEll()IISE forms a sr coed division of Lacier 'Mange, where may he seen a large and well-manufactured Stork of fashionable Vantage, Cutriele, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Military, limiting, and Side Saddles for Horne Ilse, East and Nest Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish MuM. Camp Halstead*, ('atop Tables and ('hairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Hui lock Trunks, Canteens completed y fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bedding, Writing Desk'', Dressing 'ages, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Ilelts, and Pistols, ate. Ike. The Harness and Saddlery, together with tie Simonet and %Vivien Horse Clothing, merit in. • , from their cm-client quality, first style of workmanship, and Aloderate Price. The whole of the Ar tides in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhertsl us. of aakirg bin one Ready Aloney Price, from which no discount orabatement will be made under any ran uurolaneca N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Exeter l'hange. A list of the East India Company and Licensed Sips, and Morning l'apers, are constantly kept. . _ SUPERIOR WINES. 1\ ILK uniform Satisfaction the lA/NIS/Nand WEST MINSTI.:It WINE and SPIRIT CONIPANY have given the numerous Gentlemen and Families they have had the ho mer to supply, induces them to continue to present their Prices to the Public. Evers Article sold by them is GENUINE, and FREE FROM ANY ADITI.TER.ITI(►N IVIIATEVER. (run KEAlir atoacv oats) I'er Ikit. Carr 11 INF9.—Pet Ihrs. 11t1 Post - :his. to -12%. Intik. Cape - 16*. to Ills. Ihtto, 2 to 7 years in Cape 3ladeira 21a. to 245. bottle -41 k. to Cls. Ditto Sherry 245. Sherry . 361 i. to 445. Ditto Hoek, very curious, •.*ls Ditto (real A moot illado) lolls. Ciwnitantiii, in pints 21ts. Lisbon and Minuitisin - ills. Red - . 2.ts. r o 340 ‘ . Direct Alailetra - 4th. Si GERMAN WINES. Writ ilidia ditto - 425. I la.ret • 4 t. Julien . 64k. East India ditto Ditto La Film, and ('ha- Malmsey ditto, in pint* Wm. teau Alargrau - Hlh. so 90*. Old Port, 3 years in bottle, Champagne 111. Ay et in pints - 1133. IYA vise 84s. Liqueurs in eases, 21. Ks. per Ditto, supurior - - ewe, and Spirits of every Ditto, first quality . lilt.. denomination. Aloselle Old Hoek, Sauterne, Fee. The Company particularly solicit their attention to; their I 'ham. poigne at 911%. ; llomireteiro Port of 1829; and Anunnatilo Sherry. which they confidently assert, in price and quality, arc un rivalled in the trade. Linters (post-paid) aoldreaseil to Mr. Wm. Godlier. Agent, 16, Strand, near Craven-street, will be punctually attended to. Samples may be obtained. PEIts()NAI, BEAuTy: APEA RS, Oxfortl- street , sole Pro • prietor or the billowing elegant Articles for the Toilet, re. apectrully acquaintal Ashes of Fashion and Distinction, that he con tinitels to manufacture them in that style of excellence which has bithato been his passport to public favour. Ills indefatigable anxiety to please having been rewaided with the greatest encou ragement frau a liberal and 'lbsen ttt i t iating Public, he with plea sure rironmactuls them as the most perfect of their kind, and such as cannot be eNceolesi for real utility and advantage :— PEAItt'S Flt A NSPA RENT St/AP, for embellishing and beautifying the rohtioltAion. PEA RS'S IR /T AN II! (!IIEA 31, particularly calculated to be until in Nurseries, and by persona whose akin are of so tender a nature that the application of soap is too rough and irritable to be used With pleasure. 31A LA BAR 1 / ENT 11:11 ICE, for improving the Teeth, beau try ing the limy*. and sweetening the Breath. PEARS'S 1,11/I'll/ 1114)1 /M of RI WES, and White Impe rial Powder. rimous for giving a beautiful tinge to the ('heck and Lips, and the latter bestowing a delicacy to the countenance, strictly compatible with a just idea of female grace. PEARS'S ROSE COIA /1•11 or PINK S.3I , FERS. This invention is for Drawing in Wahl Colour., Painting on Velvet, tinging the ('herbs, Lips, &c. dying Silk, Lace, Muslim, Feather*, Artificial Flowers, 4.c. II A TTONMAI!DEN. LEASEHOLD It6iii/ENCE AND PItEMISES, at the very low !tent of Forty Founds per annum ; ilmisetuthl Furniture, a few Lon! of %Yonne!' Drapery, Livery and Youth's Clothes, and other EtTeets. ray Mr. 'KRILL, On the Premises, No. 19, Hatton-gaoler). on FRIDAY, June 11, at Twelve o'c lock, by order of the Trustee, V IJJI. Genuine ILD)UNKAIOLD FUIIN !TURN anti 1 EFFECTS, comprising hctivteatis and bedding, mahogany dining, card, and Pembroke tables, meretahe and book-case, side hoard and chests of dratwcea, mahogany and other chairs, dressing stands and tablet; stoves, fenders, and fire irons; a moves minor, looking-glasses, child's cot, rucking bane; china, glass, and earthenware; a wrought-iron safe, mahogany de4c, and brink shelves. Also a few Lots of Woollen Drapery, Livery and Youth's Clothes, and other effects. At the same time will he sold, the valuable Lease of the &airli ft!' Residence and Premises, bold at the very low rent of 40/. per annum. The Prosnisom 'nay be ,lewd goer days, and the Furniture and other effects one day preceding the Nate. Particulars sad Cata logues had oo the Premises; and of Mr. Doan, Exists Agent, Auctioneer, &c. 4, Princes-street, Hank. _ - FREEHOLD OROUND RENT Of W. IM. per Annum. Hy Mr. MrILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, HartholomewJane, on THURSDAY, the 311 of June, 11124, at Twelve o'clock, A Fiti:Etiou) GROITNI) RENT of 361. 50. per IPIIIIII3, wiring from Five Brick-buik Dwelling-Mouses, situate in Vine-place, North End. Fulham, let alt Leese to blown. George and Charles 1)oltim, for !NI years. Dencriptive Particulars may be had of Mr. Willingto, Throg inorromoirret. DETACHED LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, large liarden, Paddock, and suitable Attached and Detached Offices, Norwood Surrey, ' By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Man, Bartholomew-lane, on FRIDAY, the 25th of Jun?, 1824, at Twelve o'clock, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract. PII E lt ESIDENCE is delightfully situate a short I. distance from the New Church, and contains nine bedcham brll4, a drawing-room, dining-rumn, two parlours, It itchest scullery, dairy, brewhouse, cellars, coach house, three stall stable, fore court. and large Garden, well Mocked and cropped, with 'dtoice fruit trees and shrubs. Held on Lease foe a teal of Ninety Years, at a tiround Rent of IW. per annum. Also a small Paddock, with Stabling fur Three Horses, held on an agreement for Twenty Yews, at three guineas per annum. To be viewed with Tickets, which, with Particulars, maybe had at the King's Anna, Croydon ; the Crown and Home Norwood • the (ircyhound , Dulwich ; and of Mr. iVilhams, Tbroginortod: street. TO BE LET OR SOLD, By Mr. WILLIAMS, 'IN Elegant DETACHED VILLA RESIDENCE, called GROVE HOUSE, desirably situate on the great Northern Road, seven miles from London, three quarters of a mile from linchky, and two miles from II ighgste, with the mnvenienee of Stage Coaches constantly passing and Trimming throughout the day. The situation is particularly healthy, and the neighbourhood highly respectable. The House contains a dining-mom, library, and breakfast-room; two handsome drawing rooms, communiatting by folding doom and fitted up with statuary marble chimney-pieces of beautiful designs; five bedchambers ; an excellent front kitchen. back kitchen, scullery wine, beer, and coal cabin ; dairy, &c. A Coaeh.house, four-stall Stable, Cow-house, Lawn, Shrubbery, burr Gardens and Orchard. rite Orchard and harden are eery productive, and are profusely stocked with the choicest Fruit Trees, In full bearing, and the Olken and Outbuildings are well arranged ; forming a unique and singularly desirable Residence, embracing every convenience and accommodation for a genteel family ; the greater part Freehold, and th , ranaitider Copyltold of Inheritance, equal to Freehold, being Field at n Fine certain. N.B. The Fixtures to be taken at a valuation, and the pur chaser may be accommodated with the Household Furniture, at his option. l'srtiettlars, and Cards to view, may be had of Mr. Williams, Throgniorton-street. GENUINE SPERMACETI OIL. .1 4 1 AMI LIES in Town and Country supplied with the best and purest SPERM OIL, at as. fid. per Galion. Con. sinners sending for Five Gallons allowed a disconnt of Sixpence per Gallon. at W. LAZENBI"s Fish Saute and Italian Ware house, R, Conduit-street, Foundling Hospital. W. Lazenby, Son of Elizabeth Lasenby. Proprietress of the fie. nuine Ilarvey's Sauce, begs most respectfully to inform Families who may honour him with their commands, he commences business with the determination to sell every article of the very first quality, and at low prices, for ready money. New Swedish Cranberries, per gallon. Superior Anchovy Paste, for Sandwiches, 2s. Al per pot. Genoa Macaroni, and Parmesan Cheese, 2s. per lb t N INVALID (.*AItRIAGE eirr, with BED, six I 1 feet six inches long, for the ItMilt IVA I, of INVALIDS, however severely afflicted with safety and ease. Invented by W. II Ait 'MA N and SON, who were honoured by Royal eimmtand to omplete a Carriage tor the removal of her late Majesty Queen Charlotte. . The peculiar constnietion of this Cot and Apparatus l such, that any Invalid, however severely afflicted, may he removed front their liktl into a Landau adapted for its reception, without change of po sition, or increase of suffiging, and conveyed to any distance, toge ther with attendanta. litany persons of high rank and professional eminence, suffering under the most severe alliiction, and, from long confinement, de spairing of the pomihility of ever being %ble to endure removal, have, by the benefit this Bed of Kane affords, travelled, without fa tigue or inconvenience, from ninety to one hundred and twenty miles in one day, and honoured the inventors with testinioniAls of their high approbation, to whom reference may be made. To be seen at their Coach Manufactory, I, John-sweet, Oxford. treet, London ; and may be engaged for any Journey. Also, their SOFA-lILD, or COUUII, for the safe and easy emoval of Invalids up or down stairs. VERY superior POLISH for FINE WOODS, FUR NITURE, Air. Prepared by, and to be had only of, the Proprietors, Messrs. 0. .MAKSIIAI.I, and ('4)., Chemists, Brewer-strap, liolden-square, London, in bottles at 3s. and Its. each, with directions for use. Instrument-midi." Cabinet-makers, Ipholaterers, and Dealers, supplied wholesale, on liberal terms. This Polish never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a bright, beautiful, aml brilliant surface ; and it is not injured by hot water being spilled on it ; on the contrary, it may be washed occasionally, if necessary. •,, For carved M'ork. Beading, Legs, &c. Polish to be used with a brush, may be had at the same prier, which may he applied over was, if required. To be had as shove, The Oxygenated Soda Powders Lavender Vinegar Superior Seidlits Powders Eats de Cologne Cheltenham Salts, in II 'rystals Arquebusade Water Ditto, ditto, in Efflorescence Lavender Water Finest Calcined Slagnesia Ditto, Perfumed Pectoral Cough Drops Ditt 1, Mille Fleur Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract, he. he. And every genuine Drug and Medicine of the finest quality, for home and for exportation. . • Medicine Chests, of all pr i m, completely fitted for any di- N.B. AU other advertised Preparations for making the Soda and Saidlitz 11*.tters, under the shove 1111111 CS, are spurious. 1/11. JA3fES'S POWDER. 'rim celebrity of ibis Medicine and its unquestioned efficacy, is more than ever establishesi, by the greatly increased Introduction of it into the prescriptions of the most enunctit Phy sicians at th e prevent time. For the guidance of those persons who are out of the reach of medical advice, each packet is Inclosed with full direetious for its use. In cases of fever it will often effect a cure in a few hours, especially when freely given, and at the outset of the disease. It is administered with equal success in all attacks of Mt..sles, St. Anthony's Fire, Sore Throat, Pleurisy, and Rheu matism ; but as Colds and Catarrhs tuirtake more tic less of infhini oratory symptoms, this powder is peculiarly efficacious in cutting short their duration ; which, however harmless they may be oho yghtvwften terminate in pulmonary afflictions, the fatal wine quenriwaff 411lich . are but too well known. As an Alterative in Chronic Diseases, it is an admirable remedy. Dr. James's Powder continues to be prepared by Messrs. New bevy, and is sold by them, at the Original 11'arehoilse, No. 43, in St. Paul's Church -yard and, by their appoititnicnt, by J. Sanger, 140, Otford.strcet. Puke:A, 2s. !Al. bottles, 245. and :Mo. each. . . . Tly! genuine is distinguished by having the name " F. New bury," engraved in the thivernruent Stamp. 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Nett St4in,tnn4tryet hai and Brodfute, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, tioddlo—of idiom may be had all the bonier Numbers, front the eninicanet. meat of the W ,41, in Jannall, IS2I. It may also be exported to Meads &blued, by applizatialkU th. General Posbuffine s or to, anti load Postmaster. THE LATE EVENTS IN POI6"“'AL. [Front the 1=1:71 Wednesdai. 1 PASTA, MAY ge We have received, by as e: lacy courierahe Madrid GJ, folio ant Orthe2Oth, whence we gfre the folio g officialldetails s Tbe Inhtlit Vosa Stigma received frost vet at Father an or. 4Ves_go ao tp , ./ti the WintlaorSestle, w • 01111 . 04 obeyed. Wog Ara ateedy there. ;be lion presenall a mod Wreaking WA *swlling spectacle. The asa majesty of a father and of ast offended Were aoi iin hi. countenance with the atetknen43 of nature, w list the roan/ Pence displayed the most filial Dubai/seen; His Royal Highnesit erplidned the means of artifice and saints 'tion which had been used to Ml n ce him to set as he had dune. The . King, after having commented 'open the fault which he had coin-, mined, presented to him, in signal of pardon, his august hand; which the 'Want kissed respectfully. lie retired into &molter cabin of the ship. The !heifer:Sic Rods was present at this ace : they. ,did not return to hud till the evening. The Wing is still on board the Windsor Diode IFie day (the )nth ). It appears that his Majesty %Ili not land till to-morrow lair -loon, the day before the anniversary rd bar Weds- Hia enders are every where executed with the obedience that 'is•sitiQ to the... Thing, will resume their accustramed course, and energetic therataef, prevent ti,e return of the excesses of which we home been winters...so Illuminations and rejoicings of all kinds express the getierslioy. The Martpda Je Parnell* addressed, on the Ades the Mewing official let te r to the !hike of Villehmnote, Albeemdce (Af his tholic Majesty : " The uuderaioned Minister and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs has the honour of transmitting to his Excellency the Dolt of Villahermosa, Ambasseelpe of his Catholic Majesty, t copy of the Proclametion and the Supplement of a timetle, attack here ap peared with other documents on the subject of the events which have taken place for the re-establishment of tranquillity and public, order, which bad bees se unhappily disturbed. All forth* mike, lions would be superfluous, your Eicellehey having been eti witness of all that has pease t: but the undersigned cahoot de expressing to your Excellency the sentiments of gratitude wit which his Majesty is penetrated fee she assieasnce and liminess with which, in concert with all the diplomatienbt ed you have protested against acts which, beiegarbitrary and i were in opposition to the principles which nations hue ultimo as conseentory of public ord.er. „It cannot be doubted. that the aaanhucus resolution taken by ' the wetly representatives Odle Sovereigns, allies and Mends o(. his Ma,j -y, on the 19th oh., tad the common declaration whidi they mit' have powerfully aneenred to prevent the fatal came quenceeeitthis painful erieis. The memory Odds tier drill mite be lost- his 4 1 0e0f the most ostreeirdimuy *high the of diplomacy presents, bet it is surly a tealreerinf it 2tope *MP and commonly of fee li ng which unite ale betlens of • • hi mutual harmony, guaranteeing to the people the advaptagee of which leer. !Lanni, could not fail to deprive them. Neither will the magnani: mous resolution be ever forgone* which was takes by hie of transporting himself on board the ship Whether Genie, an. chafed in the Tagus, sod bel to one of his most ancient, powerful, and 2So:donate silicat it was that all the diplo. matte body stumbled *mind is nand person: titeire, as front a point inateessible m the olidlimintspoins etlitaineatike dead elder and tranquillity which the faithful subjeas of ids Majesty demand., at the sante time that be has received there, through Me mouth of the represeetatires of his august slink the testimony of the setts- . faction they feel et his nulikeleterailastion. " In tranomitting to his Esodiency the' Duke of Villabeemeas the expression of particular satisfaction which his Majesty has ex. periented front his conduct, sheroodarsigned has the honour to in form him, that the Aminamddeafthe King, at the Court of Madrid, is ordered to giro the greatest publicity to all the above fares. • " Dated on board the Windsor Castle, is the Togas. May 10, 11e21. q4gnedi " The Marquis of A Supplement of the Lisboa (:scale of the 11th contahut the Cpl- lowing note :, • • Although the fidelity of the Portuguese army to its august Sovereign . is univormily known. hi feel Plenum in publishing, off this mesa" the following protestations which the military carpi of this capital have addressed, to theßing our Lord. They famish the Monarch, the nation, and the whole world, with anew and sol lemn testimony of the sincere sad loyal tedium id the anny." Mere follow the protestations of the 12th regiment of Cavalry, the 16th, 23d, sod 24th regiments of infantry, and the 7th regi ; talent of Chassmirs.] The Minister of War has published the following order r— " Ilia . 111iijosty's Odom* ho that aUol cers who, in 0111114410 of the arbitrary act, which have just °crewed, have been separated from the corps to which they belong, shell go immediately and re. some their appointments. ilia ilhoesty will make known, by fur ther arrangements, what it shell appear to him the merits of all who have the honour to be attached to hie service demand. " On board the Windsor Castle, May 10, 1121." • Another order of the same day is dots conceived . " The good of his 31ejesty's service, end tit enhAdence which officers composing the army ought to inspire, require the immediete dirmissol of all thine who, by their affiliations to certain scent clubs and societies, and their attachment to principles corn-sty to the system which happily governs us, are an ohj.-ei of aat.d.d to the public, end urea in part cause of the unhappy events whoh ha. a just TI/se q uence, the king, our Lord, ordains that his 'li.. nis:er of War shall immedistelr propose Seller lim.tral Officers, to i:.quire and search out those oificers who are oililiated to secret , societies, and whom other circumstances may rends unworthy of confidence." - - - 'f ..fay (the I Ithi the Marconi of Palmas har, not:t;ei; rile lot. lowing to lion Joachim l'edro lopes : " TL. King orders me to reprimand you very sect-re7y on rue s:,hjeet of the fortind disoliesliciee of which you hare h , eri guilty in i:!, eareation of the milers which you received tient ;ne in :ITU. ing, relative to editing of the his bon Cavite . , b 7 ir:erring in the Co:....tte of the ist intitant. not trally your own observations, but even uflieisl due 1111 l ions, without wniting low their being transmitted front the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in contempt of your formal instructions. Ills Majesty etkiesni you so onnforni seruptilously to theut, failing which you will be immediately dismissed from your employment of he ad of the Secretary of State's office. - ' DECREE 0.-P.Asl4i'k4Tf. The Etuite says, that a Suppiemem to the lfroirid C:ozchh. ut the 30th contains the Decree of A nmesty. The ?Wile does not give it at length, but mentions toktive esseptioor, ay the most re markable provisions. exceptions are as follow :- 1. The principal authors of the military revolt of I Its Cabetaa, the Isle of Leon, Gerunna, haragess, Oviedo, and ltareelona, where the t'unstitution of Cada was produmed before the Royal lleeree .tf the ;th of Match. • . _ 2. The principal 'anthers of the anteriraet at. Madrid. it the be gioning of Mort+, IWO, for the purpose orwresting from the King the shoeementioned Ileeree. 3. The military Chiefs •ho took part I t the re‘, a of I kagus, and punster:ly Lioutenant-tieneral Henry O'Don.tcl, Count of Abishal. 4. '/'he principal authors of the int-ivare wltieli en :moiled hit Alitjevty to evtablsh the l'rovisional Junta mentioned in :tie derret dale 9tb of March, anti the individuals who comp.•.et' .t. b. Those who made similar propoat ono to tc..-tt tocit tit". or who atih adhat.to these unions since the almliti,m J IFe io ml;:tionary regime.. R. Those who, during the ConstitJtional tvgline, signed or au thorised the dethronement of the King, the quyvn•inn of his an or the nomination of a iteI,NT.CV. or that hi+ :tlniemty and the Priiires of his family shoOti ht brim zlm in judgment behire the Cortes, many miler tributal ; and hmilly, the Judges who dictated deems fur that object. 7. The writers who have attacked the lathol.r rel:tri„n. 8. The Judges who omdeusued General F.iio mid Ideutenant lor A. The as,: •il, 11f the I 'arol i'inhesh and the ih-hop ofVieh, and u. rite pri*.hee, el I; ra..a.1.. and I ...Tunas. 111. '1 he/'h, the I iuert:hts w:•..) have taken arm* st:.er the ent the ;.'rowl) army. 11. 'rite Ett , opean Z;:rmiartla whn .11 , 47.(41 the or vc-nri.rn r •rr . clad"' wt Me‘iCO bytaTen the Vseertr: 0 Denoju ant Augu.t.l Ittitkar. . . _ . . Deputiett of the Corte:t. OM. on the Ilih of .?..tre, voted cite tletrootitteot of the King. ;n(1 tb. eatablitthment of a Yrnrl; the Regents who were aornintM. ertl the timer:demo. ma n t ling th e tro o p s who condecterl hot .%! seity C.Adit. . . A sperm! Reticle conecrns the it.divie3.l4 brim.: ex c luded from the lweitetit of .the attmemy reepeet, are included In it by c.ivitulation4 ',reamed by the I , roreh Gene t; :!.. It i‘ orly per:. witted to ' , mil imlivillll3lll to reside ie •-•!‘atn.o't coo•litiqui et thLif sprt ming the to be tt....1 :,ccorthr.g to iAw •