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I i , / 7 4 4._.. e . .1 _ '.. ....t.' r , .4r s :\ \ oi .4. . , ati , l (, 1 - IZ ,- . ''..- t • A - A ) ' -2. ' ' 1 ti , tt:: -.'/- 1- •-• ' ••• . • • 4 / 1 '-/ - i V %-- ' ' .• ' /,,• • !, I;;" - ( of •ptio.T.(l ...., . - . .C * * . 4 _ 1 11 . , ..._ b . , •, .• r .it/t/it,vit-4 , -... 7, , , L ...__ ___ LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1826. No. 7,241. Price 7d. STATIONERY OFFICE, Peb.24, 18K lIE elogiroller of Me Slatinisery (Oce is ready to jreceive Tenders for different descriptions of PARCHMRNT sod VEItIATM required for the Public Service. The quantities to he contracted for, and the periods of their de hstry, will be specified in the particulars of contract, which can be procured. and ample% of the articles viewed, at the Stationery offiro. f rom Monday the 27th Instant, to Saturday the 18th of March nest, between the hours of ten and three. tie Tenders to be addressed to the Comptroller of his AI ajestv's Nationtry 01fice. Jame.-street, Buckingham Gate, and to be delivered by twelve o'clock in the day. tin Monday the 20th March. IRA marked in the corner " Tender for Parchment and Vellum." after which day anti hour no Tender can be received. IF LONDON, Feb. 20, IN& 4A LE, dole the Corn PORT C FOR 1 n y Order of ate liossessra 1.) Majesty's Exeter Reseisme, In a /44C1011$ Room at the I WE:DNESPAY, the 15th, TI DAY, the 17th day of 'lah, i,oI wen offset day preciac l l , a rc • Broady Hain Geneva Shrub Arrack Whisky Medicated Spirits Cordial. Cherry Brandy French and other Foreign Wines Also a few hots of Arrack, Shrub, Wine, Coffee, Cocoa. and Stop. for Exportation, part of which sre allotted in small Quanti. Iles for the better accommodation of several dealers as well u , -hors who may wish to become purcbseera.. COtalosues may be hid at 6.1. each, and Samples seer, at the BIEClie Warehouse-keeper's Office, Tower-hill. from Wedneed.iy, the Bth. to Tuesday, the 14th day of March, 1112$;. from Ten till Teo o'clock, and on the Moretng of Salt; the Sample. of the Day's Sale only from Tee till Twelve o'clock. Chief Office. Old Broad.strect, on SURSDAY, the 16th, and FRI. Nil. at One o'clock in the After lowing GOODS Cologne Spirits Coffee Cocoa Black and Green Tea Pepper Wax and Tallow Candles Books, Magazines, and Printed Paper Soap Enamel and Glass ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT. TREASURY CHAMBERS, FEB. `26. 1824. NOTICE is hereto given to all Persons desirous of motioning to supply the following Articles for die we ct the Army. its. BREAD. To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments. Quintets, and Barracks, in the undet.mentioned Counties and Islands:— Bedford M iddlesex Berko inc luding the Town of Monmouth Heyrgerford) Norfolk • Berwick Northampton Bucks Northumberland EimiTridge (including the Toss of Newmarket) Nottingham Olimd Rutland Cornwall (Including Scilly) Cumberland Derby Deena Salop Somerset Sm!Rod Sur°lk Dorset Durham (Including Holy Island) Essex lexclairive of Tilbury Fort) (Doucette , ( including the City of Bristol) Hoots Hereford 11 ertfurd Surrey Sussex Warwick Westmorland 11'ilts Worcester York &nit - land South Wales Hunts Isle of Mmn In the weal Counties in North lde of Wight Kent (including 71Ibury Fort, in the l'uunty of Eases) Lanastee Aniintive bland. of Alderney, Guernsey. and Jerses. As also Bread to the Household Troops in London and its Vi. entity. OATS. To his slajesty's Cavalry and Artillery Homes, in Cantata:eats and Quarters in the under-menticned Counties : Redford I Gloucester I Rutland &Wet IleretOrd Silt, Racks I Hertford thaford l'ambrklge Hunts Westmoreland Che,ter Leicester Wilts l'umberland Lincoln Worcester I Derby Monmouth North and South Durham I Ozford Wales FORAGF, viz. - .." -.-•,- - - Oak, Bay and Straw. to hi+ MaSesty's /1 , 1 , :+. in Barrack+. and Oata in Carton , 1- :he undermentioned Cctintita in youth , kg Liorater —.wall 'avalry and .‘rinery iments and Quanfri, Itri , ain : tirr:y Sn•scs Warwick York Art in the several Connties in North Britain. Jl idt! heel Norfolk Norbairpton Northumberland t'••1. (including J Nottingham of Wight) Somerset E.nt I Suliolk T' at the Deliveries are to commence on and for the Twenty-fifth IL L of April neat ; that proposals in Writing, sealed up and nxrl.ed `• Tender for Army Supnlies." will be ret - eived at this Wire on or before Wednesday the Twenty-ninth Day of March text, hit none will be received after Twelve o'clock on that day. Pro. mai% must be made separately for each County and Island, ‘-•91 for the Counties comprising North and South WaIPII, all of 1:13%t be included in one Tends!. ; likewise the Islands of Alderney. Guernsey, and Jersey ; as also the several Counties in Sarth Britain ; and each Proposal must have the better which is 2nlltZri to the Tender properly filled up, by two persons of known Property engaging to become bound with the l'arty tendering in dm A Leurit stoted in the printed Particulars, for the due Perform ance of the Contract ; and no proposal will be treiced unless made Di a prirted Tender, and the Prices expressed in W'ords at Length ; and stienld it so happen that during the continuance of the Con. trim Co Tr.none should be supplied by virtue of the same. the Amount of ittn Stamps on the I '-ontract and Bond, paid in the first :opener: by the Cot:tractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the C. ;marts may he hail upon application at this Mfice between the Flours of Ten end Four, and of the Barrack 3lasters in the Wands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Man ; and as seve ral alterations have been made in the Printed Particulars, which :Wer , ittions are printed in Italic, it is requested that Persons mak. g fenders •11: carefully attend to the time. and Persons ten. .:rang for the supply of Oats will notice the alteration in the N.B.—Samples of the Breed and 3ltsal may be seen at this I ofice. between the Hours of Twelve and Two. Gl' I I.DTIALI.. Lomnrf rt. FED. 21, 1826. TO ARCH IT ECTS, RYE 1 . 4 &c. THE (A)mliirrEE of the l ORPORATION of LONDON appointed to carry into execution the Act of Parliament for the REMOVAL of FLEET-31A ET do 114E01 give notice that they are ready to receive DESIGNS, ac o• nranied with Specifications and i;.uimate.. for erecting a new MARKET on a site of ground lying on the North side of Stone c..tter.strect, and between Shoe-lane oral the present Market. A Premium of One Iluedred Pound?. will be given for the first ep. Proved Design, and Yifty Pounds for the second 4 and a further Premium in respect of the listimste. agreeably to the printed particutara. which, with ins•ruetions for the Designs. and a Plan of the site of Oround, may be had on applicstion at the Offiee of Works, Guildhall. WO4 fI)T HOll YE. THE Di sysTEm. liiscoVEßY of tile *FP E E SYSTEM of EDECA- Ae TION—Mr. DUFIEF. Author of " Nature Dist.iityed.'' ke• tenches the French Lingnear with such enwerful etrect that he himself to give to r7l' attentive learner, without excep. ;:oa. in only thirty.six lessons, a French Ese. which signifies that , *eey me will be perte:ll) il:e, at the expiration of thirty.six days, "understand. orally nr verbally. a Fell-bred native of France; and 011 11111 enrrirtir plan, the Ere is rhaincd to the service of the to, they will be -.bi- at tha 'eon. nine to comprehend with facility ring of the French Writves. To persons who have been taught on 'lse Or errerenns prir.ripl, l !which. as a trtend to educa•ion, he is -desvourlng to unrw), and in inch is intend going to France. or •rae-diing cn the C0..t.:.c1d, the advaidakt thus to be obtained is •vsalutble. Pmspeetue, rating partirttlam, may he had at the Clare•room, ccd , dreet. S,rand. TCLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITIAN't; WARE • HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and SOrTII AM ERICA, EX I:TEI{1'11A NUE. STRAND. Ofticert. Cadets, and 11 , r,ters going to India, and Gentlemen i!nceedin g t o Smith America, or Lt:r c .h c r p a rt o f the Globe. will oil b this Eststilistisnerii the whole of their Appointments, bwort!s. Caps. Sashes, cnil Pistols. &c. together with a loge and well.rflaiTh I ar.irsd s-ceit of Sell Cots. Conches, and Bed- Crig: Cabin Wash-b au d Tabby . Chairs. and Lamps ; Sea Chests. .laic and Bullock Trunks, and crery other itesu iption of Travel. Re Equipage. An sasortment of Cantecns, ready fitted • ith the necessary re. ^Ashes for India, and oth-r t , opical climates: likevnie • great mety of Silver and Pitted Articles, Knives and Posts. suitable t families going abroad, Military and liindostanee Books Maps. &e. A fashionable stock of Carriage, Curriele, Tandem. Photon, Stanhope. and Chaise Harness, widi every description of Saddlery, &e. for home use. Ea* and We* Indies, and South America, t,hich merit inspection tram their quality, first stile of workman. b;p. and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Estahlkhment are warranted, and of ewttllent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to the 14 Irag but one Ready Money Price, from which n o abatement w ill bi ;bade. Ltiterer Lincoln Jeron 1) 'Piet Warranted to Clear on ow before the lath of March, or forfeit Freight, LOR CALCUTTA. with liberty to land Passengers A: at Madras, the very line Teak Ship , PROVIDENCE, bur then 700 tons, ,It lIIN MARTIN ARDLIk. Commander (of the Honourable Company's Service); to load in the East India Export Welt. Ilas a very commodious poop and other excellent accom modations for Paesengens, carries a Surgeon, and is fitted as a regu lar Indianian. ........ For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander: or to JOSEPH HORSLEY sod- Co. 7, Bilkter•square. Warranted to clear out on or before the 15th inst. or forfeit freight, direct FOR SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH wAlin, the very fine New Ship MEDORA. Burthen 250 tone. JAMES R. CLENDON. Commander. lying in the London Dock; his superior accommodations for Passengers. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander: or to JOSEPH HORSLEY AND CO, 7, Billiter.sguare. Has only room for Fifty Tong of Light Goods, and will leave the London Docks on the Bth instant, FOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, and NEW SoUTH WALES. the fast-sailing Ship. ADRIAN, A I, Burthen 130 Tons STEPHEN BROWN, Commander lying in the London Dock. He. superior accommodations for Passengers, and Pill carry an experienced Surgeon. • Foe Freight or Pottage, apply to W. D. Dowson, 39, Old Broad wrest ; the Commando ; or Is JOSEPH HORSLEY and Co, 7,01 liter-square. • BRITISH INSTN, PAIA-MALL.—The GALLERY far ;IMP," SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH A ISTS. inetwitl K the celebrated PICTURC of CHRIST CROWNED with THOt , NS. by W. HILTON, R.A. onrehtteed by the Directors, IS OPEN DAILY, front Ten in the Morning until Five in the Kverina. W. BARNARD, Keeper. Adrni.sion le.—tatalogue Is. This dad. Rio. 17,4. VECCI,EifiE ANGLICANIE.—LET- V TERS to CHA !ILES BUTLER, Esq.. comprising EoitYs on the Romish Religion_ and vii : dientinythe Rook of the Church. By 147/BERT SOUTHFV. Primed Inr John Murray. Albemarle-greet, A IPO, a New Edition or the BOOK or the CHURCH ; 2 vole. Bvo. 24e. LAW OF CERTIFICATES. This day is published in Bvo, prise lfis: A TREATISE on the LAW of CERTIFICATES, LA_ I. Ecclesiastical-2. in Banktuptcy-3. Judicial, with re gard to coats-4. by Alagisinves-5, by Publi: Officers—R. PITO- Profession--8. of the Registry of Ships-9. Sundry Cir tificates not classed as above. By H. %V. WOOLRYCH, Esq., Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law. Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal street, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had WOOLRYCII'S LIFE of Loft'? COKE, 9vo, 9s. Gd. This dry is published, in nne volume 12mo. price is. boards. A New snit complete GRAMMAR of the FRENCH LANGUAGE. with EXERCISES: fur the Use of Schools and private Students. Ry M. DE LA CLAVERIE. Professor of the French and Italian Languages in Liverpool, and lately Teethe► in the University of Oxford. Printed for J. Illawman, Ludgate...street. This day is published. price 7a. bound, ANEW POCKET DICTIONARY of tbe ITALIAN and ENGLISH LA NE/CAGES ; in Two ?tug. I. Ita lian and English—ll. English and Italian. By C. ORAGLIA. Marty new Words and Locutions, with a compendious Elementary Italian Oriugalar, are now added. The Fourteenth Edition, greatly improved. Printed for J. Alawman, C. and J. Rivington, J. Cuthell, T. Cadell, Longman and Co.. Boosey and Sons, J. Richardson. J. Booker, Hatchard and Son, Dulan and Co.. Baldwin and Co., Hamilton and Co., J. Dunesn,ii. B. Whittaker, Cowie and Co., J. Sower, Black and Co., J. Collktgwood, London ; and Stirling and Kenney,, Edinburgh. • jpix N'S CA TALOGUE . PLA NTS. • l'ht" y ost.ltshed, in /Ivo. prise lON. ticl, boards, HORTUS CANTABRIGIENSIS ; or. nit AC CENTED CA TA LOG U E of 1 NHIGENOUS and OT IC PLANTS. cultivated in the Cambridge Botanic Garden. By the late JAMES DONN, Curator. Fellow of the Linnman and Horticultural Societies. Eleventh Edition, with numerous additions and corrections, by John Lindley, F.L.S. /tn. Printed for C. and J. Rivington : Longman, Rees, Orme, Browne, and Green ; T. Cadell : John Richardson ; J. :Harman ; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy: Sherwood, Gilbert. and Piper; Ha milton, Adams, and Co. ; E. Edw..rds; and G. B. Whittaker, London. A NEW AND GENUINE EDITION OF LANGHORNE'S PLU TARCH, BY WIIANGH43I. This day is published, in t. vols. 3vo. price 21. Its. in boards, pLCIARCII'S LIVES, translated from the original Greek; with Notes, Critical and Historical; and a Life of Plutarch. ll;JOHN LANGHORNE. D.D. and WILLIAM LANG HORNE, A.M. Fourth By the Rev. FRANCIS W RANGHAM. M.A. F.R.S. With Correction* and Additions. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, J. Nunn, J. and W. T. Clarke, T. Cadell, Longman and Co., J. and A. Arch. J. Richardson, .1. M. Richardson, J. Booker. Baynes and Son, E. Williams, J. Maniman, Hatchard and son. R. Scholev. Baldwin and Co.. Sher wood and Co., J. Bohn. Saunders and 'Hodgson, W. Mason, E. Edwards. J. Duncan. B. Whittaker, Kingsbury and Co.. Cowie and Co., Simpkiti and :%larshall. J. and T. Allman ; W. Reynolds, Lloyd, and Son .1. 1:ollingwood„ London ; Wilton and Sons, York ; Stirling and Kenney, Edinburgh ; and (1. and J. Robinson, Liverpool. TIIIs DAV. AT FIVE. I AND J. SIVEWItIt:Wr the Contractors Fare el • well Scheme. SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS! and other Prizes. forming an aggregate of a QUARTER of a MIL LION STERLING. all must be decided TIIIS DAY, at Five, and Lotteries end for ever after two more Drawings. Tickets and Shares are selling by J. and J. Sivewright, the Con. tractors, at their fortunate Offices, No. 37, Cornhill; 11, Holborn; and 33, Haymarket, London ; where they sold 12.478 . . a Prize - . £30.000 3,613 - - a Prize of . - . 21,053 Besides other Capitals in the last and Irte Lotteries. THIS I/AY. HAZARD► & Co. Six .1:20,000 THIS HAY, at J ast opportunity but Two. HAZARD k Co. Sold Six 4:311,1.100, 25,000, and 4:20,0110 in last t:i_bt Months, I4:d ALL the £341,000 in me loittery. Royal Exchange, 26, Cornklll. 324. Oxford•etreet, and by Agent in all principal Country Towns. THIS DAN' AT FIVE o•CLOCK. DlSClrespectfully acquaint ' his heat Friends, the 7 • Public, that the New Scheme, which has been advertised at length, is inevitably the last but two that can besubmitted to the Public, as Parliament has decreed that, at the expiration of that period they shall for ever cease. T. Bish therefore advises those prisons who wish for an opportunity of gaining a large Sum for a small risk, to lose no time, as it is more than probable, Ns the end approaches, Tickets will get scarce and much higher in price, without any Increased chance of success. The main points of the New Scheme ate—it possesses SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Besides mbar Capitals and minor Prizes to the Amount of UPWARDS OF A QUARTER OF A MILLION, ALL , STettLING MONEY; And all to he decided THIS DAY, ST. DAVID'S DAY. let March, being the Anniversary of one of }fish's famous Lotteries, when his Welsh Friends became such large adventurers, and were so eminently successful. lii the very last I.3ttny Bish sold 7,349, }.lass A - - - A Prize of £30,000 10,970, Class II - - A Prize of 30,000 They were distributed all over the United Kingdom ; and in the preceding Drawing, which, like the present, contained Six 20,000 1 . Prizes, Dish sold Three out of the Six; viz. 1,002 . - - - - £20.000 2,271 - - - - 20.000 11,419 - - . - 20,000 And they, like the Two 34E0001. went over every part of the Kingdom. T. Bish allure favourably of his SUcceno,from the present *dime having a similar number of Capitals; he has on sale at his {Mires. 4. Combill, and 9, Charing-cross, London, a variety of Tickets and ' Shares. The Prices of Stocks are affixed to his °flee in Cornhill, •,,* by which the Public can see the various bactuatkee. of his 41_MEXICAN FIVE PER CENT. LOAN.—Notice is hereby given. that in consequence of Stipulations in the Contract concluded between Dun Francisco de Borja 3lignont, Agent to the Mexican Government, and 3lessrs. B. A. Gold schmidt and Co. CERTIFICATES of the above LOAN to the amount t.f .CBl,OOO, over and above the ordinnry Sinking Fund sti. pulated foe in the general Bond. have been purchased with the Eleventh Instalment the Sum direceed to be set apart from the Proceeds of the last Loan negotiated foe account of the Mexican Government for the puvsbaseof Cert kW* of the First Loan; sod that such 'ertiticates were CANCELLED the 25th day of Fe bruary, IBM end DEPO:ATED in the Bank of England, by Vincenteßucatnerte,Esq.Charge d'Affaires from the United States of Mexico to Great Dwain, rtatly with Messrs. Barclay, Her ring. Richardson, and Co., and in the presence of Mr. John New ton, Notary Public. CERTIFICATE CANCELLED. Letter A. 14 2181 3169 4380 5123 5373 6891; 7379 16 2197 3622 4399 4124 :.579 7261 7586 17 2303 37011 4463 5146 5580 7262 7602 ' 237 272$ 3731 4316 5133 5381 7243 7643 238 2731 3732 4323 5167 5718 7264 7771 245 21106 3930 4568 5279 5719 7266 7773 331 3046 4132 4580 Z 3114 5634 7264 7779 602 3047 4281 4723 5571 5856 72 6 7 7786 $63 31132 4194 4770 5372 6066 7269 7932 1129 3237 4309 4794 551711 6122 7433 7956 1533 3311 4311 4445 3574 6322 7473 1681 3313 4312 4919 5374 6335 7478 1831 3470 4318 54033 55711 6845 7479 1944 3637 4319 5094 5577. 6690 7578 108 Certificates of 1901. . B. 120 041 1268 3471 6252 . 12 109 90 34 7 3 235 042 1249 366 e44 I A: 10965 3414 324 043 Ines2lll1 Ithwpm 3475 3112 044 1271 3719 6394 •.41j748 10967 3476 432 046 1272 3719 8401 0481 10940 3417 484 116 1273 3710 8411/1 116911 10969 3478 Sin 047 1274 3721 6761 9347 102/70 3479 1439 048 1275 3722 8813 9330 10074 3480 634 049 1470 3774 6834 9356 10981 344.111 7145 050 1277 3771; 6831 934 11117 3482 1152 959 12711 3790 6869 9356 11120 3483 861 OGO 1331 39‘11 69(48 9:159 11178 3484 870 061 1380 4018 691 1 ; 9366 11222 3485 1185 062 1519 4099 7184 93711 11228 3486 887 01113 1697 4101 7185 9380 11224 3487 897 0114 4698 4116 7186 9383 11925 3488 938 063 1732 4129 7187 14490 11355 31404 9314 066 1948 4132 7195 9464 11377 3490 959 047 1982 4161 7197 9532 11379 3491 960 068 1963 4252 7100 9533 11464 3492 997 069 1964 4253 7347 9741 11484 3493 1101 070 131115 4348 7402 9752 11494 3494 1002 071 1966 4586 7426 9333 11313 3496 1008 072 1967 4336 7428 34136 11323 3496 1(104 073 1963 4337 7429 9922 11626 3497 11005 074 1069 4538 7435 9930 11602 3498 1006 073 1970 4539 7438 9931 117 0 0 3490 11097 076 11171 4548 7509 9943 111156 35041 1008 077 1972 4.41 7531 9944 1904 3625 1009 078 1973 4542 73 6 4 101 11 4 2407 3676 1010 079 1974 4643 7465 10105 2505 31314 10111 080 1975 4,144 7566 10106 2537 5815 1012 081 1976 4545 75441 111107 2745 3890 1013 088 1977 4546 7579 10120 2763 3 837 1014 0119 1978 44349 7621 10121 2340 3399 1015 090 1979 4611 7644 10122 3012 3894 1016 ON 1980 4617 7647 10123 3014 3978 1017 0.12 1999 41X9 7772 10124 MS 403 1918 0443 2175 441140 7773 10125 3055 4095 • 1019 094 2273 4719 7942 10124 3009 4096 1412$ 1195 2365 4728 74181 19127 3149 4121 1021 096 2414 4979 79112 10201 3139 4195 1029 097 2443 4900 7983 10335 3186 4433 1023 0191 2446 44484 7984 103:14 3189 4610 1024 099 2473 (.024 7985 10339 3193 F 4843 1025 100 2.104; 5181 7986 10347 3246 14856 1098 133 2744 5178 8038 10348 3293 14761 1027 138 2751 5179 81160 10359 3301 14762 1028 143 2790 5999 8081 10353 3400 14831 1029 170 2791 5326 8064 10354 3461 14862 1030 177 2829 WM 8065 10383 3462 14875 1031 178 2942 4725 84179 10388 3483 14914 1032 179 2914 8744 8090 10409 3484 14924 1033 180 2918 6762 84193 10300 3445 14941 1034 1111 3151 5777 11624 10619 3466 14951 1033 182 :1309 6778 8709 10631 :1467 14933 1038 217 3303 5783 87447 /0/641 3469 14977 .14:2 , ..1?144 3384 1.842 9700 99757 - 13189 15255 1038 265 3300 5879 8709 0779 3479 15813 1039 2611 3361 6123 8710 10793 3471 15855 1043 267 3372 6159 8711 10922 3472 15993 4.; Certilicatea of .Cl3O - 410,800 Together 596 Certificates amounting to X 3,200 1:94.004) PITA LFIE LDS.--DISTRESS of the SILK 'WEAVERS. Feb. 28, 18 . 26. At a MEETING of the CO3I3IITTEE held this day in the Vestry-room. Spitabields, W.M. HALE. Esq, Treasurer. in the Chair. Resolved, That owing to the very many applicants for relief, which up to this day have reached the number of 4.417 cases. a r -' l, averaging four..it s t. fruit*, amount to 17,nott persons. the demands on their funds haver been so great that the Com mittee arc under the necessity of slating, 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 plications, but to discontinueaffording further relief to the distress ing cases that have been already IlllbMltttd to their consideration. Amount already advertised, 111,239 is.. .E. a. .£ a. 111isa A. Bland - U 10 Sir Culling Smith, Bart. 10 10 B. Plumptre Glyn, Esq. 10 0 By Maass. Barclay and Co. John Smith, EN. - 5 0 By 51easrs. Martin, Stone, and Co. Collection at White-row Meeting, after a See. mon by the Rev. W. B. Conger, H.D. Feb. 25, 33/. 114 s. 4d. A Friend at Peckham, by ditto, 5/. by ditto. 110. 10s. 491.45. 4d. Mrs. Eliz.sh'th Masters 2 2 Dr. Birkbeck - 10 0 J. 11. S!rutt, Esq. M.P. 21 0 Rev. Thomas Ilarneby S 0 blessrs. Lea and Leach Id It Henry Lee, Esq. 10 0 A Lady 1 0 C. C. Pithy, Esq. Seven. oaks Collection at Little Pres cott-street Chapel, after • Sermon by the Rev. Thomas Griffin, 31i. nister . 261. Cis. Id. A few Friends I/. Isis. 7d. Mthe Rt./In. the Lord Mayor. ssrs. Rundell, Bridge, and Co. 10 10 By Messrs, Dorrien and Co. Wm. Edginton, Esq. Piccadilly ' 3 3 By Messrs. R. and G. Fuller. 0.0. 1 1 By Messrs. Frys and Chapman. A few Friends at the Crosby Head, 2d donation 1 0 R. W. Cm:. Esq. . 5 6 By Sir .1. Lubbock and Co. P. Wynell 3layow. Esq. 5 5 By Mesqs. Ladbrokes and Co. A Friend to the Unfortu- Date 6 0 By Illetors.Jones, Lloyd,and Co. 31. A. B. - 1 0 By Messrs. H snbury and Co. A. N. - - 2 2 By Messrs. Kay. Price, and Co. A Somersetshire Lady 2 0 Thomas Ilaydon, Esq. 3 3 R. P. - 1 1 By Messrs. Lees and Co. Collection in a Family 4 4 Ditto among their Work people . . . 01G By 3lessra.Sansom and Co. A Wager . . I 0 By Messrs. Barnett and Co. Gilbert (Gulielmus) . 1 0 3lm. Shaw Lefevre, per Itourerie and Ca. . 10 0 Charles Sitaw Lefevre, Esq. per ditto . 6 0 Lady Bourerie. per ditto 5 0 bliss Emma Bouverle, per ditto - . . 2 0 31.11. . . . . 2 0 By Messrs. Glyn and CO. Miss Bland (York) . 0 10 Subscriptions are received by i Wm. Hale, Esq. Treasurer, and Jahn Manning, Esq. - 6 0 By Messrs. Itemnlingum and le.ters. Thomas Dirk. aeon and co.' - 1.0 10 By Messrs. Bosanquet and Co. Fine of a Hackney Coach man' No. 258 - 0 5 By Messrs. Willis and Co. Miss Frances Elizabeth Selwyn, per Child and Co. - - 10 0 Hight Roy. the Lord Bi shop of Litchfield and Coventry, per Child and Co. - . 10 0 By hlcssrs. Veres, Ward, and Co. A Little Collection 41. As. fol. Mr. J. Wood, Holloway 1 II By Alesars. Smith, Payne, and Co. _- 3 3 John Auldjo, Esq. 6 U By Sir W. Curtis and Co. A Young Lady - 1 0 C. B. - . . _1 U By 31 essm Rogers and eo. ... Townshend, Esq. 5 5 By Alessra. Coutts and Co. Lady Charlotte Proby 2 0 Colonel Stanser _ _ _ iklaalonald and Metcalf, C. G. Theatro By Messrs. Dresrett and Co. Mr. John Winstone 2 , 1 6d. By Messrs. Drummond and Co. bteutensnt-Gen. Blunt 10 0 Mr. Stanford 0 By Messrs. Gosling and Co. W. B. - - - 1 0 John B. Illnnek, E•q.M.P. 5 5 By Mesta. Hammersley and Co. Sir W. Bellingham. Bart. 5 0 By Mews. Herrin awl Co. Lady Emily Montagu 6 0 Edmund F. Bourke, Esq. 10 IP O. F. T. . 1 M. - - 1 0 By_Mevita. Puget and Co. • 31r. Wrn. Skinner . 0 Mrs. Puget - 60 0 Mrs. E. C., per Wright and Co. _ By Alums. Snow and Co. j‘Bl,. A . r;. Twin - in - g 7 anclC i 0. 0 John Twining, Egg, . g 0 Right lion. the Lord Slayor. all the Bankers. OANDLES per lb. ; Wax-wick Moulds Sd. for cash, or credit on the suweJ terms, at DAVIES'S old established Warehouse, 63, St. Martin's-lane, opposite New Slaughter's Corte :house. Every article of the best, at prices as under s—Candlea 61. Oil. per dozes ; Was-wick Mouldy Bs. ; gas' Wax Candles, is. 6d. per lb. ; Stem Candles, 41.1 d. ,• Adage Wax Lights, 3s. 2d.; Mottled Seal. 745. per. ewt. ; Yellow, alb.;Curd, EN. ; Windsor and Palm Sap . 11. 4d. per lb.; Thews Witsduor, Is. fst. • Sealing Was, 6d. ; the Spann Ofl, 6s. 3d. perialtoo.:-Orders d*wordd to oil paw of the world. 10 0 SALES BY AUCTION. . . RUSSELL SQUAritE. EXCELLENT HOUS EHOLD FURNITURE, Large Pier and Chimney Wastes, India Artides, 3414,0.14 as Glass, and numerous Effect*. fly 111 r. On the Premise+, 34,• Russell : square, on MONDAY NEXT, and following day, at 11, rip LIE excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, pier -11 90 by 45; a chimney-glaas 61 by :A; mirmni, India cane chairti, a pagoda, and other curious articles t maps of the ; world, in mahogany eases table, dessert, tea, and ornamental china ; glass, a bagatelle board, and miscellaneous articles, com prising four-past and other bedsteads, with handsome furniture* ; excellent feather beds and bedding ;. window curtains, mahogany and rosewood cabinet articles, in wardrobea, chests of drawers, commodes, dressirg.tablea, sofa, Pembroke, breakfast, rending, and work tables ; tea-caddies, japanned pier tablet and chitruniers, songs, couches, choirs and screens, a handsome pedestal sideboard, with figures ; candelabra, dining..room table* and chairs, library boolerases, Turkey and iteussels carpets, kitchen relussites, Ate. Kay be viewed one day preceding the sale, when Catalogues may beilad on the premise's ; of ,Messrs. Driver, Land Agents, New Bridge -street, Blackfriare ; andi of Al r. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. VIRNHA,II-43REEN. By Mr. BHUTTLEWORT/1„ At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, DOH ENIIA HOUSE, a genteel LEASEHOLD RE- L." SI DE NCH, cheerfully situated, four miles and shelf from Hyde Park corner, nn Turnham-green ; containing two *grants' rooms, five bed-chambers, dining ani drawing-rooms.brelkfost ;indoor, kitchen, domestic offices and cellaring, with a largwar den euteuding altogether 448 feet to depth ; held on a lease re. 111411;lait at hoed M thiapdso tenure, mat* in "the - whole a epty.four years unexpired, at a very low rent a leer May be viewed, and particulars had any thy previous to the vile on the premises ; at the Black Horse. Turnham-green ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shottleworth, 28, Poultry. NEXT PRESENTATION 'JO THE VALUABLE REC TORY OF ROCHFORD. IN ESSEX. By Mr. SHUTTLEWOR 11. At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, rr LIE NEXT PRESENTATION to the valfiable JL Rectory of ROCH FORD, near the fashionable ',peering place, Southend, with a good residence and °Sees, a acre* of glebe, the great and small tithes of the perish, and other emoluments ; estimated worth 7UOI. per annum. The present incumbent about 81 years of age. May be viewed with leave of the incumbent. and particular had any day previous to the sale at the Star. Angel. and Bell Inns, Ox ford ; the Sun and Hoop, Cambridge ; or Messrs. Allitoon and Flundleby, Solicitors, Freeman's-court, Consbill ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworih. 28, Poultry. NEXT PRESEN"FATION. By Mr. SHII'I7I..EWORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, unless In acceptable offer is previously made by Private Contract, TIM NEXT PRESENTATION to the valuable RECTORY of KEINEDON HATCH, a very plea santly-situated Parish, comprising , upwards of One Thousand Two Hundred Acres, chiefly rich Arable Land, 3miles from Brentwood, 3 from ChippingOngar, and only 19 miles from London, in an etc rated and W 06601111 part of the (:runty of Essex, and most respect able neighbourhood, tet,h an excellent Parsonage House and Glebe lying immediately around it ; estimated value between UM. and 600 k per antrum. Incumbent in hia Oath year. May be viewed by permission of the Incumbent, and particulars had any day previous to the sale, at the Bell and Star Inn, Oxford ; Sun and Hoop Inn, Cambridge; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shut. tleworth, 213, Poultry. MANCH ESTL R.SqUA RE. TOWN RESIDENCE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL At the Mart. on WEDNESDAY NEXT. at 12, in one or two Ins, as shall be determined upon at the time of sale, unless previously disposed of by private contract. A N Excellent T 0%% N RESIDENCE, with coach houselll. and stable attached, suitable foe a Member of Parlia ment, private family, or newly married couple, in perfect repair. and recently furnished in the most complete and fiebionardworars. ' net , . very desirably situated No. Iti, .81anchester-stnet, Manchester 'claire, containing numerous airy bed charnbers, an elegaot sake of three drawing.rooms, excellent dining parlour, library, desiring rooms. water closet, kitchen, housekeeper's room, domestic offices and collaring. May Ist viewed, tnet psettrotari hatTflikThe 'realises ; of Mese". Colilneon and Son, Chenies-street, Redford-square ; of Messrs. Lowless, Crosse and Batty. Solicitors, Hatton-court ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth. 28, Poultry. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES AND•GROUND RENTS. Producing Seven Hundred and Nineiy-nine Pounds Four Shillings per Annum, and the next Presentation to a valuable Rectory in Essen.' By Mr. SIIUTTLEWORTII, At the Mart, on IVEDNESI)AI - NEXT, at 12, in Zeds, THE following FREEHOLD ESTATES and GROUND RENTS, viz. :—A capital substantial REST. DUNCE and Premises, situated No. 33, Cornhill, the corner of Birehir-lane, on lease to anti in the occupation of the Trustees of the British Commercial Insurance Company, for the term of thirty years unexpired, at a net rent of 30!. per annum. A spacious substantial DWELLING-HOUSE, Warehouse, and Premises. ndvantageously situated Nu. G. Skinner-street. Hol born, let on !we. for a term of upwards of sixty years unexpired, at a net rent of 1501. per annum. A spacious substantial DWELLING-HOUSE and Premises, eligibly situated No. 40. Skinner.street, let on lease and in the oc cupation of Mr. Wright, carpet-manufacturer. for a term of twenty years unexpired, at a net rant of 83/. per annum. Two convenient DWELLING-(HOUSE: and Premises, de sirably situated Nos. 31; and 37, Hatton.gartlen 4 one on lease, the other in the occupation of a tenant at will at net rents, amounting to 1211!. per annum. Also several LEASEHOLD GROUND RENTS, amply se. cured, and issuing nut of 82 dwelling-houses. gsrden-ground, and premises; romprising;the whole of Ewing's-buildings and Sack vine-row, 31ile-ond-road, and streets adjacent, together a net rental of 1411/. 41. per annum. And the NEXT PRESENTATION to the RECTORY of ROCHFORD, near the fashionable %Vatering-place. Southend. with a good residence and offices, 48 acres of glebe, the great and small tithes of the parish, and other emoluments, estimated worth 700 1 . per annum. The present incumbent about GI years of age. Way be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars may be had any day previous to the sale of Messrs. Alliston and Hundlehy, Freeman's -court, Cornhill ; at the Auction Mart; and of ale. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. PALATINE-HOUSE STOKE-NEWINGTON. Ilmischold Furniture, Cabinet Pianoforte, Cellar of Choice Wines, Linen, China, Glue, Greenhouse Plants, Garden Im plements. &c. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, On the Premises, near West Hackney Church, Stoke-Newington. on MONDAY. 13th inst., and following Day, at THE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cellar of choice Wines, comprising old port, madeirs, sherry, and claret of favourite vintages, a grand cabinet pianoforte, an eight day table clock, china, glass, table and bed linen. greenhouse plants, melon &shim garden implements, and effects. The furniture comprises 4-post, tent, and other bedsteads, feather beds and bedding, window curtains, Brussels and other carpets, an elegant drawing room suite, mahogany wardrobes and drawers, dressing tables, dining room tables and chairs, a pedestal sideboard, dressing and chimney glasses, rosewood sofa, card, and work tables, the usual kitchen requisites, an iron garden roller, useful out-door articles. and miscellaneous erect'. May be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale, when Catalogue , ' may be had on the Premhtes and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. SPLENDID AND VALUABLE 31 A NI7SCHIPTS, AUTOGRAPHS, CHARTERS, &c. By Mr. EVANS. At his House, 93, Pall-mall, TO-MORROW and Two follow- - ing Days, PLENDID and valnahle MANUSCRIPTS, ACTO ►►.J7 GRAPHS, CHARTERS with SEALS. Rte. fmm the Li btaries of the Marquis of Astorga, Yriarte, and other celebra'cd Collections; including original manuscripts of Hogarth, with Sketches by him never engraved ; Rev. M. Ashby's important MS. Collections for a History of Suffolk, anti other curious Topogra phical MSS. ; singularly curious Collection of Autographs ; ex tensive and important Collection of Spanish State Pavers; curious Spanish MS. relating to South America ; Memoirs de la Regenc: du Due d'Orleans ; MSS. in the hand-writing of the Duke d'An. tin. 9 vols., Christine de Phte ; Cent Mistoires de Tmye, splendid MSS. with Miniatures ; Boccace des Nobles uommes et Femnics, MSS. with Miniatures ; Psalterium Latinum, MSS., with seventy exquisite Miniatures; Biblia Sacra. 2 vols., splendid MSS., with Miniatures ; and numerous curious MSS. The proptrty of Mr. Thorpe ; sold by order of his Assignees. STAYS AND ELASTIC BELTS., OTITINTSOW and VISTIRIN subtnit to Ladies their AL fashionable CORSETS of various unique patterns, which they engage to fit in a superior atyle of el and beauty, how. ever difficult the figure. Their PATE NT counteract and rectify spinal curvatures, and support and cure per.ons awry, invisibly making the form appear poriketly straight and shapely. without any pernicious steel, padding. or pressure. ELASTIC BELTS, which reduce cOrPulcucf• elicerui enlargement, umbilical hernia, local dropsy, relieve and strengthen abdominal debility, and give emniortelde support before and after aceouebenent. Country residents instructed to send measures. beans must be post paid—beeorrost in the names said addreaa—. liobinsots and Visuals), No. ilk New Bond-arm, two dsees faun BoOakstreet, London. No. SO, STRAND. r r HE SWING BltII)GE, or INNOCENCE PRE SERVED. The evil that unfounded Vengeance projects Is often averted by simple effects.— Count IrHeiberg, of Frankfort. by Jealousy led, This night to his fate shrill my rival be sped ! Ile !mid, end his unconscious victim engag'il On mission. at eight by the clock, that prtsag'd A fatal result, for the props that susuin'd The Swing.ltridge, (its keeper's connivance now gair.'il,) Precisely at eight were their aid to forego, Itenior'd, and the passenger flung thus below ! The time was approaching, and Carlos, of whom 'Twat told the eighth hour would accomplish his doom Wet rangink the chateau of D'Hoiherg, and nought • Of Spectre or Sybil's prediction then thought. When lo ! met his eyes dark minikin forty, That menac'tt dm forth-coming, Inng-bodesi storm.. Now flying aghast, from his impending fate. He thus.cogitated,—The clock shall strike eight, The hour then of peril presuoi'd te're gone by, The demon and sybil I both may defy.-- The hand he put forward, and eight then the bell Of turret-clock has:'ning in clangor to tell, Away went the props of the Swing-bridge, and down Went D'Holberg (there muting) to swim, if not drown ! His voice brought relief ;—Who put forward the clock ? He sak'd, when at home, and the scheme to unlock The Imp of deceiving, now Carlos explain'd.— " A.ha! Wanea's Blacking new triumph has Count D'Holberf suclaim'd, "'ln averting the fate Of him my rov &innocent object of hate. Thert thanks to the Jet that high Fashion thus server. jealous disarm. and the rakes preserves !" Tistewearshining and brillisat Ilaeklwe,ilrePoted R° B .IRT WAIMEN, WO, Rood Louden ; and Said is evoi_Tuinlii Nis Liq in b . ottios, 6d. Old. 114 6 6 d NIL atm: P In a pit 111 :0 1t. nikaliiiL ant. A 81:grik he 44 1 6 lbsr 16. 7 06 2 2 BALES BY AUCTION. SPLENDID PARISIAN FUItNITURE. Costly and elegant Clocks. stuernitieena•Assembleqge of Poreasio, superb Bronzes and Cuts, ancient Buhl Cabir.. - :Marqusterit Commodes, matchless Crystal Chandelier, brilliimt Glasses, ,fits &c. ► Mit. CAUTY has the honour respectfully to &mini:nee to tho Nobility and Gentry. that be will offer to SALE by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, 80, Pall-mall, on WEDN ES. UA Y, the 16th Inst. and following days, each day at Ode o . clutlk, an unusually grand and interesting AS.SEMBLAGE OF PARISIAN FURNITURE; comnri,ing armoires. commodes, consoles. and cabinets, in modern and ancient Kuhl, amongst others a pair of matchless console tattler. ; surmounted by collies of exquisite beauty, finished in rich OCIIOIII velvet And gold ; richly decorated French bedsteads and toasts, bronze, marble and seagliola tables, ter eilln, work-bozo', paris feuilies, cs.sketa and musical instruments ; an estenalyc andapfist. ' d,tl assortment of Old Sere, Dresden. and other china, In Tallelt. and itemsor taste. agrees variety and beauty ; upwards of TWENTY MAGNIFICENT CLOCKS. • presenting various classic devices, in bronze and ormolu ; a eat of bronzes. casts, and carvings ; several finc specimens of ancient marqueterie, A MAGNIFICENT TRINITY-FOUR•LIGHT CRYSTAL CHANDELIER, brilliant chimney and pier glas.esof large dimensions, and a ' , ark: y of items of singular beauty and interest. :klay viewed two days preceding. by Catalogues only (at 24. ce. each), to be had at the Rooms. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, CAR3IA RTLIEN- Snit& • * vAtinr.... At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on NFLD. NES DA Y. the 21d inst. at 12. A N eligible, FREEHOLD k.STATE, cotninisitqc 2111 A. 1 a. OP. of excellent arable and pasture land, coati:. niently disposed into FIVE FARMS, with goer) farm-hewer and farm...buildings, delightfully situate near to Liandilo, the most beautiful pet of the county of Carmarthen. May be viewed by leave of the tenants, and descriptive printed particulars had twenty days preceding at the Inns in the vicinity ; of John Phillips. E.g. Solicitor, Llandilo ; the Auction Mat , . opposite the Bank or England; of Charles Roulet, Ewa. Soil. eitor, 7, Northumberland -street, Sttand ; and of Mr. Gauty, ADVOWSON OF COMPTON MARTIN, SOMERSET. /%41 R. CAUTY has the honour of announcing, that as IWEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, he shall SUBMIT to PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, the valuable ADVOWSON of COMPTON 11A R. TIN, Somerset, with the Tithing of Moreton, and parish of Nempnett adjoining; and the Great and Small Tithes of about THREE THOUSAND ACRES OF RICH ARABLE, PAS TURE, MEADOW, AND ORCHARD LAND, together with ah 'k is met rectoral residence, glebe lands, Fes. of the value of LII;IUT HUN DASD POUNDS PER ANNUM. pleatitotly situate near Wells, Bath, and Bristol, with good roads and excellent markets. Printed particular may be had any day previous, at the principal lona at Bath, Bristol. Oxford, and Cambridge; of Meier.. Robson, LiOtfoot, and Robson, Solarium, Castle-street, heicesoer•square ; at tin Auction Marti and of Mr. Coady, Estate Agent and mirveyor. No. BU, Pall.mall. ELEGANT LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. Splendid Household Furniture, Fixtures, &c. in One Lot. By Mr. CA UTY, At the Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at 12, unless previously disposed of by Private Treat}} Illi singularly desirable LEASEHOLD RES]. PENCE, with conservatory and offices, No. 62. Connaught. terrace, near Bryanstune-square, fitted up in a style ohnodern elegance, comfort, and fashion, and containing principal and we. condor) , chambers, dressing-rooms and closets, two lofty drawing. rooms with folding doors, eating and morning-roans, convenient oflicPs, &c. together with all the COSTLY AND SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FUR*ITUItt, large glasses, elegant fixtures and effects, an inventory of whit will be delivered to the purchases at amanita of sale. Acid ea. Deascitie Hit years, at a moderate rent. r To be viewed by ticket, only, which, with particulars. may ba had of Mr. Canty. No. 80, Pall-mall. Particulars also on the premises; and at die Auction Allot. GENTEEL LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. COACH HOUSE STABLING, &c. NEAR CUMBERLAND GATE, HYDir I'AEK. By Mr. CAUTY, At the Mart, opposite the Rank of England, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at 12, rrflE unexpired TERM of about 19 years in the LEASE of a genteel and modern.built RESIDENCE,. at a great expense, with hot and cold bath, and amok house, stabling, kc. in the rear, desirably_ Mutate withtir fro minutes walk of Hyde Park, and near to Montague and Stye°. stone-squares. The Residence contains principal Add secondary bed chambers, closets, Ecc. drawing rooms elegantly Lied, and corn muni,witi.tz by folding doors, an expensively titled bath room, wish ! , titti and apparatus, eating room, morning room, stoic room and cloeets, convenient domestic offices. Etc. Aa May be viewed ten days prier to the Sale, by tickets only, to be obtained on application to Mr. Canty, SO. Pall-mall, of whom printed particulars may also be had; on the Premises; and at the Auction Mart. SUPERIOR FOOD FOR CHILDREN, INVA LIDS, AND OTHERS. • ROBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY, for making su— perior Barley Water in ten minutes, and Patent GROATS. for corking superior Gruel in ten minutes. The Patentee solicits attention to the following document : (Copp/ " Apothecaries Hall, London, Feb. 8. 1824. ‘• have analyzed your Groats and Barley Powder. which you. having his Majesty's Letters Patent for the sole manufacturing of the same, properly denominate • Patent Barley and Patent Groats,' I have no hesitation in declaring them to be genuine powders of the finest Barley and Oats I ever saw. I consider it a public advantage, and of great importance in the medical world. that, by your mode of preparation, a valuable, fine, mucilaginous beverage and food may be obtained in a few minutes. " I have also analyzed some samples—imitations of your articles —which are • warranted free from adulteration,' these 1 prortoasce to he compositions of different meals, consequently, neither pure barley water nor oat gruel can be made from them. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, " To Mr. M. Robinson, " RICHARD CLAIIIII• Red Lion.strect, Holborn." The above tentinumial, from a gentleman who hail already ten. dered the public much service by exposing various deleterious mix. tune and adulterations in articles of general coosumptiwn, added to the recommendation of the medical profession, make it ennecessary for the proprietors to do more than state, that none are gene're which do not bear the words" Robinson's Patent.," the Royal Arms. and the signature of " 3latts. Robinson." Fo'd retail in papers of llb. and canisters of 21b., by most a bl e druggists and grocers in every town throughout the kingdom; and wholesalcbv the patentee and manufacturers, :llatthias Robin. eon and Co.. No. 14. Red Lioe ,, treet, Holborn, London.