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- T. 1••••• / „Lel CUL / C. • c / y it _ 0? . 1 V •• 0 41 4 t it + ,1111 ---"Pur947 1 1. • IL 4 16, I tt -.1 L AIII 1 4 m -1 1 4 0 fz.„,no,r4 • A '4l t No. 6,884. LOND()N, SATURDAY, I)ECEMBER 25, 1824. Price 7d. PONT OP LONDON, Dec. 11, 1824. FOR SALE. Thr Offir of Mr Horwrrabk Me Camininiosers of Au Majmy's Excite Revenue, is a gracious Room, at the Chief J i m 014 th a w-street, on HONDA 1, the 27th Decanbar, 1834, el *Work precisely. A QUANTITY OF TO B ACCO ND MANUFACTURED , Cigars, Cheroots, British and Foreign Snuff 'Magid Goods to be viewed at the King's Tobacco IV anthouse, Lode , Dock., previous to the day of Sale, where Cambria as? be had at tid. each. In a few days, price Is. LOVES of the SAINTS; or t h e di ver ti ng Hi s t or y of Sandy and Bobby. Showing bow ths doe came from Teith, and the other from Tophet, and how by the woeful sin o backsliding, thee both went to the D.--1 toping's. Printed for Knight and Lacey. Paseensetar.row. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. In a few days, Part I. of a superb and entirely New Wo.k, entitled DELINEATIONS of GLOUCESTIIRSHIRE; being Views of the Principal Sears of Neb Oise and land , mina Objects of prominent Interest in that cemmtP• Pria m,a anper.seyal tiro. 1.., or in "Ito. or, Columbia% with bldinPaper In a few days, pole ..neu: 3. . Proofs of the Plates, Ss. TRIAL of the Rev. ALEN I.NDER FLETCHEIt, C. , '• Part will contain Four beautiful Vines, Draws Sid En. before the Court of Common sense. ' r Ly Mews. Store,,, with one sheet of letter-peasseiegantly By the Author of the " Trial of the Rev. EDWARD IRVING."I pr- . and hot.pTemod. containing Ilium/eel and Desenptiee With several Original Documents. • Nt :Av' ken noon:.. barley. Embellished with two beautifully coloured Engravings, designed !V.I. N. BREWER, F - and executed by a celebrated Artist. At - ached to the View of each Mansion w ill p iments g g,,, A y . Printed for Knight and Lacey. Paternoster-row. moral Bearings of the Proprietor of the The Week Is invaded to form two handsome volumes, at best titt higniy-finished Engravings. A hat of Lin be sprint'. #.4 to the last part of the Work. London : Published by Sherwood, Jonestlesd Co. Psternselee. row ; and sold by the Booksellers in ... 7reseller• siiise, Bristol, Bath, be, where Spec Men. Tan Work, illustrative of one of the C4 nr on snot Island, has occupied the time e' being drawn on the spot) et be two Tam; most a the Merino IRO it the . -voided. :subscribers maylbe .......-- place. ii. the publicetigo. • , VIP , 11. • far 1.. _ THE ANNALS of — SPCilr iili ad FANCY GAZETTE; a Alesselese tist.4 to -,..- • &_.ilf• published on the led Rs, notime r ilte Merlears, on the approach - rep 'take leave ea eadl the pelt* notation to the i tits Work. de forthcoming Number of which (.41 be p is en the Ist of Jaeusty), will begin a new Volume:and be embellished with two marital Engravings, viz. 1. A fine Plate of the Alpine Mastiff, by handseer. • 2. A beautiful Plate of Snipe Shooting, from a Drawing by Adding. The general plan of this Work is sp well known to the Spoiling , lieddl, that it if only necessary for the Proprietors to state that fi dB eentinue to he conducted on its present liberal scale with re spect to paper, print, and illustration; and that no pains or ex. pew will be spared to render it every way worthy of the public ausation. The Sixth Volume, which is just completed, contains a lON' ty of Original Communications, from different parts of the on Siell gnting, Fishing, Single Stick, Rowing, t Shoot i ng, Cocking, Petkstrianism, and • Coursing, Pugilism, Cricket, Sailing. lacing, Wrestling, Billiards, for E Parise y w"h la t t e , fßoramcisnfw(Oalteoiludirmes,lpric.'cieTlirs.Wca, am sly half-bound. The Embellishments to these Volumes, comprises fine Engraved Portrait, by Landseer, of a Cross between the Dog and Fox, from a subject in the possession of Lord Cranky; Five Fox Hounds, Pot traits of the Hatfield Hunt; a beautiful Engraving of Jerry, the Winner of the Doncaster St. Lager, from a Painting by Herring; a Perspective Elevation of the Grand Stand at Doncaster= Plans and Surveys of Doncaster, and other . principal Rate Courses ; Portraits of the Arctic Fox, Scotch Terrier, be. be. Limbo s Printed fir Shsirsad, Janes and Co. Paternoster-row. SALIM BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITCRE AND EFFECTS, CLAV STREET, WA THA AI STOW. By Mr. biIIUTTLEWORTIL On the Premises, Elm-house, on WEDNESDAY, Decum ber 211, at Eleven, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Linen, China, Glue, and Miscellaneous Property of Mrs. CHAMPION, desseasol s sassisdne of four-post, tent, and other bedsteads. with itsbils and tiloky hangings, excellent goose feather beds and bed di& visiberseurtains, mahogany wardrobes, double mad single AMID sf drairmi,• dr . essing-tables,, 'Amore, stands, and chairs, 2:2rill i kiejt b a e m er i brealMar , bpoicas tr . auus, i4 m so chairs , tables, t sofas, I obit y utensil., garden i mplements, fine youne essigimillase r maisembena• pleats, and a vcnety of useful article'. May be eleased =previous to the sale, when catalogues May be W so tbs sad of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, CLAPTON HOUSE, AI I DDLESEX. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, On the Premium, at Lower Clapton, on THURSDAY, Decem ber 30, 1824, and following Day, at Eleven o'Clock, THE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a grand Plano.Fcrte, Linen, Books, and Effects, of Mrs. TA BRUM. who is quitting the Seminary. The Furniture comprises twenty-Ore four-post, tz.it, and half tester bedsteads, with chintz and dimity bangin good seasoned feather beds and bedding'. The whole ty neat and clean. Fifty pair of sheets, excel lent cabinet articles in wardrobes, double and singb chests of drawers, dressing tables, glasses and stands, chairs, mahogany dining, card, sofa and too tables, pier and chimney ghisses, rors, marble slabs, India cabinet, chelronirrs, sofas, chimldieese Brussels and other carpets, kitchen requisites, mangle, wine presses, garden frames, gla sses and tools, green-house plants, and miscellaneous articles. May be viewed one day prior to the Sale, when Catalogues may be had on the premises, and of Mr. Sbuttleworth, No. 23, Poultry. SALES BY AucTION. SUGAR EST.% Til IN !GE PIS. Be WINSTA NI.E and SONS, At the Auction Hart, or. THURSDAY. Jan. 20. at Twelve, per. seam to an men of the Commissioners named In a Commisains of Bankrupt againttJanirs n*11(11113;1. of ken-coon, lenchaids. wart, in the City of London, Merchant, in a. patine Lots, Lot 1. A DEBT of S,000!. Sterling, or thereabouts, 111.. Charged upon a certain Planation, situate in the pariah or St. Gone and Island of Nevis. railed STONEY BILL PLANTATION - , containing 200 Acres. more or less ; and also of and in a attain PLunation, called 1)EODANII, containing 103 Acres, or thrrrabnuu, situate in the parish aforesaid; and three Lots of LAND lying below Saddle Bill, in the parish dare said, containing 300 Acres, or thereabouts; and a Pica et Lied, called CRAB HOLE, and one other Lot nearly adjoining the last mentioned Piece; and a Piece of Land, called MA N Wit HILL, containing about four Acres, with the Works and Buildings thereon; and also of and in a GANG of 724 NEGROES son other SLAVES, subject to a prior Mortgage or Charge 01 caw sterling, or thereabouts. Lot 2.—A DEBT of 15,000/. Sterling, or thereabouts, due quits► open account by Homo Rawlins and Worthington Wine., the Mortgagors of the l'lantationa and Premises compriaod M the last Lot to the Bankrupt. Particulars may shortly be had of IYlnatanley and Cora, Pater noster-row ; Messrs. Le Blanc. Oliver, and Cook. New Peidge • stmt; and of Messrs. Woodcock, nmi.h, and Co. tic IDAY. 'DISH reminds hi. Friends, that there is only ONE VI DAY more to draw, and that will be NEXT FRIDAY,— lan of the Year,—the last of the Lottery ; when TWO Grand p r i s m ef36,0001., the Fourteen other CaFitele, all the other Prises, 3 6a cury Ticket. will be drawn and derided all in ONE DAY. 11311 bra variety of of Numbers on Side ; sod, tecellect, be sold the lest 10,0001., the last 30,01111., Two other *NW. last Octo. Der; led he expects to show, by the disposal of the Two 30,00 W. gest Friday, that his luck has been lasting from the beginning to ;Sr red of Lotteries. 4. I sod 9, Cbming-aoss. Just published, Noe. I. and 11. peke Sixpence toil, to be con tinued Week' - ,j DICTIONARY of ..t.CHITRCTURE, Ilia- CIL tonal, Descriptive. Theoretic Decorative N"..d AlechardcaL By ROBERT STUART, Esq: Architect end Eogineer. This Work bas been for a considerable period in pi and is conmenod wi th a view of bringing within the . re,eti of Operative Builders and the other clones of Anions cannws.ol with Building, a complete system of Clueteal, Scientific, and Pear ling Architecture. Number I. is ornamented with three Engravings on Steel, and several IWood-cutx, executed by the first Artists. Each Numb'r will present a succession of Embellishounfte ou Steel and Wood, in variety and execution altogether unrivalled. Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. • PIANO-FORTES AND HARPS. ACABINET PIANO-FORTE. not to be squalled in touch and tone, usual pries GO Guinea, for 311 Guineas; in elegant Kusewood Cabinet, beautifully inlaid with brass, 00 tininess, fur 60 Guineas; Square Pisan, 26 Guineas; a Pedal ;Inv, 34 Guinea; ditto, 46 Guineas; a new Double.actioned dory, ant 1901. for HO Guineas, late the Property of Ladies. To Ir seen (by day.light) at Mr. 11'adsn's, 13, Ltherster-place also a :we Pianos at 12 and 14 Guineas each. 7: .TR W SUGAR ESTATES IN J.IIIAICA. By NSTA N LE Y and SONS, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, Jan. 20, 1221. at Twelve, in separate lots, pursuant to an Order of the Cosuani , s , oners tamed in a commission of Bankrupt against Jima Wildman, of Fen-court, Penchurch.street. in the City of London, 3lei chant, Lot 1. 'pH E MORTON.; E DEW! of 8,000/. Sterling, 1. or thereabouts, diarged upon a Plantation, situate in the parish of Clarendon, in the county of liliddlosex. and lalao of Jamaica, called PI N WS VALLEY, and the Works and Buildings thereon, and upon a Gang of eighty-live Negroes, and upon the Live and Dead Stock ; and also upon the Penn in the said parish, called PINDAR'S LODGE, consisting together of about RIO acres, with the 3lcasuages, Buildings, and Negroes thereon, together with the Right and Interest of the Mortgagee, now in . possession ' which will be delivered up to the purchaser. Lot 2.—A GANG of FIFTY-THREE SLAVES upset Pin dar's Valley. the absolute property of the Bankn.pt. Lot 3.—fhe MORTGAGE DEBT of 1,800/. Sterling, and tliv Right and Interest of the Mortgagee of and in a certain Plantation or Sugar Estate, situate in the parish of St. Thomas in the East, in the county of Surrey, and Island of Jamaica, called SUNNING - H ILL, containing by estimation 1271 Acres of Land (except 303 acres thereof previously sold), and the Works and Buildings thefeon, and a Gang of / ' " -nd Dead CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, Na. MO, Piccadilly (two Doors West from St. Jamees.wreet). /II H E Proprietors having made some new arrangements at their 31anufactory, are now enabled to supply the Nobility Ind Public with any Quantity of the best BRUSSELS CAR t'F.TI NG, from 4s. 9d. to ss. 3d. ; a quantity of Short Lengths usl Single Pieces, at as. 3d. and 4.i. 61; Kidderminster ditto, 'M 51. ad. to Is. 9d.; British ditto, from 3s. to 4a.; Venetian Stair ditto, from Is. lid. to 3s. tid. ; Druggets, in all colours, from ro. w Is. 6d.; best seasoned Floor Cloth, from 2s. thl. to is. 3d. Patterns of Brussels sent to any part of Town or Country. POPULAR WORKS. Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoater-row, and Sold by all Booksellers. I. CHRISTMAS AMUSEMENTS. ts. Id. boards. -—-- - - - R ATIONAL RECREATIONS. A New Edition, embellished with Sixty Engravings. Our Rational Recreations, Boys and Girls too, are published for your particular use and benefit, and arc intended to indulge you with— CORNHILL. By Mr. SHUTTLEIVORTH, At the Matt, on IV EDNESDA V, January 12. 1825, at 12, THE very valuable LEASE, together with the GOOD WILL of the desirable Premises, most advantageously situated No. 46, on the south aide of Comhill, in the occupation of Mr. Fade, Chemist and Druggist, established for a long period of yeses in the above line of business, upon the most respectable foot ing, but equally well adapted for any other trade requiring publicity. The premises, which possess a commanding front, and contain at commodations for a numerous family, have the further advantage of being held under the parish of St. Michael, Conanll; at a groand-rent of only 4W. per annum. May be viewed, and particulars had, ten days previous to the Sale, on the premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. Thie day, Ito. 2!. I. IV FEMOIRS of the AFFAIRS of EUROPE, from the PEACE of UTRECHT. Printed for John Murray. Albeniarle.atreet. The most Marvellous Scientific Experiments, The most Astounding Feats of Legerdemain, The mmt Puzzling Numerical Exercises, and thousand other super lative exeelleneies, which a perusal alone can sufficiently explain. Almost every page of the Work is adorned with an illustrative Engraving, and the whole got up with a regard to usefulness and amusement never exceeded. To.enorrow will be published, with Plates, 2 vols. small live. A SKETCH of the AIANNERS and CUSTIMS of PORTUGAL, made during a Residence in Lisboa, in the Tests I=l, 22, 23. By MARIANNE BAILLIE. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. I r. Second Edition, in one vol. Bvo. 84 boards. A DESCRIPTIVE HISTORY of the STEAM-ENGINE. about eighty-nine Negroes or ether Slaves, and the Live and . .ad Stock thereon, subject to sprite hlortgage for the sum of 6,6091. Stmling, or thereabouts. Lot 4.—A certain PLANTATION, or SUGAR ESTATE, situate in the pariah of St. Thomas in the Vale, hi the co un ty o r iddlesex, and Island of Jamaica, called SIIENTON, and the Lands thereof; and also a Piece of Land, situate at above Rocks, in the said parish of St. Thomas in the Vale, containing lid Acres, together with the Works and Buildings thereon, and a Gang of Slaves, and the Live and Dead Stock. The posses sion of the whole will be given to the purchaser subject to an An. nuity of LW. per annum, during the life of a Lady, aged about 71 years. Lot 5.—A DEBT of COOL Sterling, or thereabouts. charge( upon a certain Plantation, situate in the parish of St. George, i the Island of Jamaica, called CRAW?. MILL, and the Slaves and Stock thereon, subject to an Annuity of ISO/. sterling, for the life of a Lady, aged abmit 42. Lot 6.—A GANG of about SEVENTY SLAVES, on Esher Plantation, in the parish of St. Mary, in the Island of Jamaica. Printed particulars may shortly be had of Winstanley and hoes, Paternoster-row • Messrs. Le Diane, Oliver, and Cook, New Bridge -st reet ; and Mess& Blarston, Dallas, and Manton, Kinp• ton, Jamaica. By ROBRRT STUART, E 9., Civil Engineer. With Forty-seven Engravings. " This IFork, which has well condensed, but at the same time with much perspicuity, many details that occupy much space in their original form, is written in a much better style than works on mechanics can generally boast, and may be read with much advan tage both by the amateur and the practical mechanic. Ths illus. trattve engravings are well caressed, and the price of the Work is very moderate."—Star. In one word, Mr. Stuart's Work is a very masterly produc. tion."-slontbly Critical Gazette. " We have perused this cscellent Work with great attention, and are happy to speak of it in terms of the most unqualified ap proval.--Brighton Gazette. ___ TO THE SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS. EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, ROTHERHYTHE, SURREY. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL At the Mart, on IVEDNESDAY. January 12,1823, at IS o'clock, in Lots, unless acceptable °airs are previously made by Private Contract. A New Edition, in 2 vols. post Bvo. TALES of a TRAVELLER. By the Author of the SKETCH BOOK. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. Also, New Editions ut SKETCH BOOK. 2 sob. Bro. 245. _ _ . _ 2 vols. post Bvo. 16.. BRACEBRIDGE HALL, 2 volv. Bvo. Vs. 2 vols. post Bvo. Ifis. KNICKERBOCKER, Bvo. 12.. Just published, price 6a. 6d. boards, 1. rp HE NATIJRA Land MEDICAL DIETETICON; or, Practical Rules for Eating, Drinking, and Preserving Health, on Principles of Easy Digestion. Principally intended for the Regulation of Convalescents, Valetudinarians, and Hypochon. driacs. - EXTENSIVE and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, mast eligibly situated adjoining the Commercial Docks, about three miles from London-bridge. at Rotherhythe. in the county of Surrey. Comprising two spacious dock-yards with slips and docks for building and repairing vessels of the first class; wharfs for landing and stowage of timber, brows and saw-pits, capital store-houses, smith's and carpenter's shops, kilns, pitch furnaces, joiner's lofts, numerous capacious warehouses, tarnng house, foreman's lodge, cabins, copper-houscs, sheds, and all suit able appurtenances for a dock-yard of magtiitude. Also, Two Smcious FAMILY RESIDENCES, with attached and detached offices of every description, large gardens, shrubberies, and pleasure grounds. NINE neat Brick-built DWELLING HOUSES, suitable for junior partners, scientific officers and superintendants, spacious apartments for the celebration of launches, counting-houses, coach. houses and stables, paved yards, &c. &e. Numerous vessels for his Majesty's Navy and the Honourable Company's Service have been launched from these very desirable premises, which for local advantages are not surpassed on the River rhaimes, and thew are submitted to the Commercial and Shipping Interests; as combining every eslential requisite for an Establish ment of Importance. May be viewed and particulars bad. 18 days previous to the sate on the preruiscs, of Messes. Lawless, Crosse, sad Batty, So licitors, Ifatton.court, Threadneedle-street; at Lloyd's; the Jerusalem, Jamaica, and Baltic Coffee-houses; at the Mart; and ff Mr. Sbuttleworth, No.lll, Poultry. 111. In a few days, Vol. 3, price a.. board', The PULPIT ; with Portraits of be Middleton, late Bishop of Calcutta; Rev. limit Wood, A.M.; Rev. John Clayton, jun., A. 31. ; Rev. A. Waugh; D. 1).; Rev. Jaber Bunting. Also, Volumes 1 and 2, fn. each, with ten Portraits. Each Volume contains 91i0 columns of closely printed Letter press, including upwards of GO Sermons by the most eminent and popular Preachers of the day. ... SCHOOL PRIZES AND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. PROPRIETORS of SCHOOLS, PRIVATE TEACH ERS. and PARENTS, about to select their half.yearly Poses, or Christmas Presents, are invited to inspect the extensive Collection of Books selected for that purpose, and kept in a great rusty of Bindings. By J. SOLTTER, At dm School Library, 73, North side of St. Paul's Church-yard near the Chapter House. By J. S. FORSYTH, Surgeon, tice. "We consider The Natural and Medical Dieteticon' as • very useful appendage to • family library."—Literary Chronicle. t The NEW DOMESTIC MEDICAL MANUAL, by the same Author, being a Familiar Guide to the Treatment of Dis eases, with a Variety of Approved and Popular Prescriptions, and Brief Expositions of Domestic Surgery, &c. Price 6d. bo ards. This illy is pub t lished, f in:417 1 7 , k- 12ni tI7i1 P 1 1 ( 1 )11 1 ; s. W A Nll e E4l;i e lS o_ of I Life, in terspersed ' with Memoirs ' a of ß uie English Wife, Foreign Mistress, and various other celebrated Chuacters. In Iflmo.„ priee 2s. 6d. boards, The ART of BREWING, on SCIENTIFIC PRINCI PLES. Adapted to the Use of Brewers and Private Families ; with the Value and Importance of the Saccharometer. 16m0., price 2s. 6d., boards. _ _ _ 3. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on BREWING, and the Mode of rang the Thermometer and Saccharoineter renderod easy to every capacity; the whole forming a complete Guide in Brewing London Porter, Brown Stow, and every other Description of Ale and Beer. To which are added, (lateral Instructions for Making Malt, Tables of the Excise Duties, /ie. By Alexander Marries, Common Brewer. Sixth Edition, price Bs. boards. VALUABLE LIBRARY AND CELLAR OF CHOICE WINES. B WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on THURSDAY, tith January, 1825, aid follow ing day, at II o'clock. By order of the Administrator. THE well-selected LIBRARY of the late H. C. MACKINTOSH, Esq. Removed from his residence in Guildford-street. Comprising an excellent assemblage of the beat ailiiiens of the following stamlard Works, viz.:— Camden's Britannia ; Gibbon's Roman Empires Pennant's Works; Russell's Ancient and :Under Europe; Pocock's Travel. ; Sir William Jones's Works s M'alpole's Royal anti Noble Au times; Asiatic Reliew.t,es ;luta.% Wiake; Mehnoth's Cicero; Clarke's Travels ; Dogdale's St. Paul; Elgin Marblesj Hew. lett% Bible; Paley's H'orlts; Hume and Smollrtt's England; Valentia's Travels; Forbes' Oriental Memoirs; Dibdin's Al thorpianse Charnock's Works; Thane's British Autography; Leland's Itinerary; Malone's Shaksreare Locke's Works; Strutes %Yorks; Sylvn Britannia' ; British Essayists, &c. The choice Wines, now lying in the cellars in Guildford-street, comprising about 106 dozen of excellent Port, six years and up wards in bottle; East and lVcst India Alatleira ; Sherry and bun; hock, Sauterne, &c. The Books may be viewed on Wednesday preceding and Horn. ing of Sale. Samples of the Wine and Catalogues had lour days previous, of lYinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row; Cataleraw also at the Mart. The whole System of Ale, Table Beer. and Porter Brewing, and the Name,' and Proportions of the various Ingredients used by Porter Brewers (hut prohibited by the Excise) made public. To which is added, Directions for making Cider, Perry, Home made Winn', &c. &c. Together with an Abstract of the New Brewing Act. By JOHN lIAR3IAN BEDFORD, !Amman R.N., Author of Views on the Shores of the Black •ev," and who accompanied theChildc in his wanderings till within kw months of his death. Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row. 4. EVERY MAN HIS OWN BREWER, • Practical Trea tise on Brewing, adapted to the Means of Private Families. By Bonington Moubray, Esq. Author of a Practical Treaties on Itcamoir ifrrehlogy, aVICa is, witea. Just glibiblieti. price leatll. half bound. HOUGHTON'S WINE-CELLA It CHECK-BOOK, massed upon a Principle, the Result of Twenty Years' itperience which so effectually controls the Stock of that T alus Mk Depot, as to preclude the possibility of fraudulently diminish rg it by the abstraction of a single bottle; embracing, at the same nue. a Check upon the Winn Merchant's Delivery during the far; with Prefatory Observations upon the Properties of Wines. Instruetioss for purchasing, racking, fining, bottling, and searing them. To Noblemen and Gentlemen who ferried the security of dur Wines Cellars, this Check-Book is strongly recommended, as t'e most effectual mode ever devised of keeping a Controlling Ac 'punt, without occupying more than five minutes in the course of orb week. V. On tie Ist of January, No. :EX XIII., prim &Lot The ECONICtf 14T and GENERAL A DVISER ; contain. Ing—lmportam Paper* at, the Markets- Marketing—Drunkenness —flardeung—Cookery—Travelling—Housekeeping—Management of Income—Distilling—Making— Brewing—Agriculture—Public Abuses—Shope and Shopping—house Tak ing—ltenetit Societies— Annals of Bulling—Amusements Useful Receipts—Domestic Medicine. b. Tbs THEORY and PRACTICE of GAUGING, fully il lustrated and rendered peculiarly effective b an extensive Detail of the la i Naslos Regulotionamsd t the ityedv pith* Botanic of Custom and Excise, &c. By Peter as. A new Edition, very considerably improved, price 12s. boards. Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, FENCHURCH.STREET, ISLINGTON, HOLLOWAY, and HOXTUN. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY. January 12, 1825, at I?,. rrHE following Valuable FREEHOLD and LEASE- A HOLD ESTATES. viz.:— This Number commences Volume 2, and is printed in post Bro., with beautiful embellishments. Just published, mice 10a. ed. in boards, 1. mHE SPIRIT of the JOURNALS for 189 a • being X an impartial Selection of the best Essays, Jeux d'Eaprit, and Tales of Humour (with suitable Embellishments), forming a most entertaining Volume either for the:Library, Fireside, or Post chaise. 2. A New Edition of the Volume for 1823, containing, besides the Selection of the Year, ill the Poetry of the John Bull from the commencement of that Paper, the whole of the celebrated Parodies on Moorc's Melodies, &e. Price 161.6 d. in boards. London • printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; and sold by all bolt:Wien and stationers. ON THE nth INSTANT WILL APPEAR, (To be had of all Bookselkra,) With a superb coloured Engraving of the Grand Scene of the Incantation, in the popular Opera of her Freischutz, and a second Engraving of the celebrated Bridal Chorus in the same Piece. Part IS for Jannary. 1825—Price One Shilling, THE LITERARY MAGNET anti MONTHLY Jol - RNA 1.. In addition to many original papers of the highest interest, this Number will contain three articles, by the Author of the Hermit in London, entitled—l. Alac-Adaimuing. —2. A Scandal Clasa.-3. The Sisters, a Tale; end an essay on 'he Wntingu and flenius of iVordswortb, being the first of a series ea the Living Poeta, by eminent Literary Gentlemen.—No. 2. of et the Private Correspondence of Christopher Council, Esq., &v. —Reviews of more than Thirty New Worius.—Critiques on the Drama and Fine Arts. Part 10, for February will contain a beautiful design by Cor kteld, illustrative of 1 hendric, by Campbell. The general approbation conferred upon this Magazine. (its sale funding 4000 monthly) has warranted the Proprietor in securing by held emolument the talents of the most celebrated Writers !ad Artists in the country. A Liesutiful New Paper and a New rum are purchased for the current volume. 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A PHIIA,SOPIIICAL INQUIRY into the SOURCE of the PLEASURES derived from TRAGIC REPRESENTA TIONS. Preceded by • Critical Examination o f t h e various Theories adopted on the Subject by the English, French, and German Philo s opher s . By M. M•l/ertnot, Esq. Author of • A Cri tical Dissertation on Taste,' &c. " This book is ably and instructively written."—Gentleman's Magazine. Printed for Sherwood, Jones, sod Co. Paterhoeter.row. - Lot I. A spacious Substantial Residence, containing numerous bed-chambers, dining and drawing-rooms, breakfast parlour, numerous domestic offices, and walled garden, desirably situated, No. 23, Colebrook-row, Islington, in the county of 3l iddlesex ; on 7 lease, and in the occupation of George blorewooti, Esq. at a net rent of VOL per annum. Lot 2. Eden Gruve House, a spacious Substantial Dwelling House, newly erected school rooms, play ground, large walled en gard, front court, and premises, commanding an advantageous situation, at the top of Cornwall-place, Holloway, in the county of Middlesex ; on lease and in the occupation of bliss Harris, at a very low rent, of 70!. per annum. Lot 3. A Leasehold Country Residence, called Woburn Cot tage pleasantly situate at the entrance of Islington Park, in the Hornsey Road, containing 4 good bed-chambers, 2 large dressing. rooms, 2 parlours, kitchen, and suitable attached offices, a detached ehaisehouse, stable, brewhouse, laundry, and other outbuildings, large garden, and paddock, the whole comprising upwards of an acre ; in the occupation of Mr. Simpson (who will give early pos session) at a rent of 105/. per annum. Lot 4. An extensive and valuable Leasehold Estate, compris ing the north wing of Aske's Hospital, at Horton, with extensive warehouses, workshops, and large manufactory, garden, yards, and numerous offices, occupying a very improving situation, in front of the New North Road, contiguous to the new Hospital, lately erected by the Haberdashers' Company; held on lease for a term of 344 years unexpired, and roducing a net annual tent of 981. Lot 3. Two spacious substantial Dwelling Ii .uses, with numer ous offices, wine vaults, paved court-yanl, inclosed by folding gates; and premises advantageously situated, opposite 11usd-lane, Nos. 130 and 151, Fenehurch.street, in the City of London ; on lease, and in the occupation of Messrs. Nelson and Co. and others, at a net rent of IGOL per annum. May be viewed and particulars had, ten days previous to the Sale, of Messrs. Bartlett and Beddome, Solicitors, Nicholas-lane, Lots bard-street; Mr. Atkinson, Solicitor, No. 1, John -street, Bedford. row; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttlewo,th, No. Zi, Poultry. EXTENSIVE AND yAwApiI.EFiIARF ON THE REGENT'S CANA L. By Mr. SHOTTLEWORTII, At the Office of the Commissioners, in Basingttall.street, oa TUESDAY, the 18th of January, 1823, at 12 o'clock. By order of the Commissioners named in &Commission of Bankrupt, awarded and issued against 31essrit.Ait!_and_Rest. AVALUABLE LE.ISEHOL I) ESTATE, called AIACCLESFIEI.I) WHARF, advantageously situated on the bank of the Regent's Canal, In the parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, extending 460 feet in front of the said Canal, with • valuable building frontage, towards the New North Road, of 181 feet. The Premises, which are very improvable. and adapted for two or more Establishments of consequence, are held on a lease for a long term unexpired, nt a low Rent. May be viewed, and Particulars had, ten days previous to the Sale, at the filaeclesfield Arms, New North Road ; of Mr. Ed mund Walker, Solicitor, 28, Lincoln's Inn-fields ; of Mr. Shef field, Solicitor, Prescott-street, Goodman's-fields ; at the .hart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. SPLENMD . 8A LE OF VA LUA BLE EFFECTS. Mr. WILLIAMS has the honour to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that he will submit for SALE, at the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 12, 1823, and 10 following days (Sundays excepted) at 12 each day, AVALUABLE LIBRARY, comprising nearly 4,000 VOLU3I ES, among which will be found several rare and select Works in II istory, Antiquities, Travels, Voyages, Divinity, Biography, Botany, the Classics, Poetry, &c. many of which are in superb bindings ; Drawings, Books of Prints, ; A Choice Collection of Cabinet and Gallery PAINTINGS, in preservation. good ONE THOUSAND OUNCES of PLATE; a Wardrobe of rich Damask Table and lied Linen ; Brilliant Diamonds, Pearls, Gold Chronometers, Watches, Snuff-boxes and Trinkets; Bronzes, French Clucks, Indian China Jars and Covers. Cut-glass Charade. lien and Lusters : an elegant China Dinner and Dessert Service; Brilliant Plate Glasses of large dimensions ; a Billiard-table, Ma hogany Bookcases. Five-flap Office Dri.k. Library Writing-tab!cs, Cabinets, Curiosities, Ire. • an Horizontal Grand Piano-forte, as Upright ditto, an elegant Cabinet ditto, in a Rosewood Case, a Pe dal Harp, Violins, an Indian Cot, an Electrical Machine, a Mi croscope, an Air-pump, large and small Telescopes, capital and single-barrel Gana. /sc. Also A('ELI.AR of I• HO 11',E WINES. consisting of old-crusted Port, Champaihn . c, Claret, Madeira, and Sherry, a Turret Clock, and numerous other Effects. To be viewed two days preceding the Stile; and Catalogues had, at 2.. ikl. each, of Mr. T. iVilliaina, Cheltenham ; Mr. Stretch, Worcester; Mr. Ridit7, North-street, Brighton; at the Auction Mart ; and of Mr. 1$ ilium,, Throgroorton-etreet, opposite the Bank. FREEHOLD WORSTED MILL, BRO3ISGROVE, WORCESTERSHIRE. BJJDIr. W V. -- A t the Crown Hotel, Hromsgrovc, on the 21th January flex , AVery valuable FREEIIOLD WORSTED MILL. four stories high, with wings of three stories (in which au extensive business in the manufacture of Worsted Yarn has been carried on for upwards of thirty years), together with the shops, warehouses, wool-rooms, dye-houses, drying-house, wash .hopse, oil-moms, comber.' shops, barn, stable, tools, and several closes of rich land, containing together 28a.. 2a. CP. The Mill is a t uks4 by a water-wheel 12 feet wide, and 20 feet high, which is turned. by two streams of water. The reservoirs cover about seven acres. The machinery, which is of the best description, steam-engine of twelve-horse power, on Watts' principle, lathes and other *tags, hc. may be purchased either alone or together, for the Freehold, at a valuation. The 'remises are close to the town of Ilmmsgrove. in the county of Vi orcester. For further particulars, and to treat for sale by private cautract, please to apply to Messrs. I r e Blanc. Oliver. Illia Cook, Solicitors, New Bridge.street, Hlackfriara ; Mr. Housman, 44, Outter-lane, Cheapside, London ; Mr. Adams, llromagrove ; Mr. Samuel Davis, Leicetter ; or Mr. Iryley, Adaantau, sear *Wellington, Salop. ---- W Ig o T r LR g F an , :t t Sg i l n o ner NS c ia tu n m e e ntr ti e g ly Gt re:y i r m Article i for warranted to wash, possessing the united'advantages of comic:table warmth, lightness, and durability. French Cloaks, made of iica silks, lined and wadded throughout, 305.; throe at three guineas arc beautiful, and equal to what are generally charged from funs to Ave guineas. Elegant Evening liarege Drosses, fn. 6J.; 900 Pieces of rich Gros de Naples, bevantines, end French sbadek: silks, 2s. 3d. to 3a. 911.; 1,030 Genap and Colombian Silk MOM. 911. to 20s. each ; 750 Lace Veils and Dresses, and an immense Quantity of Remnants, to be sold at less :harm one-third their 'real value. To be seen only at SHEARS and COMPANY, 120, Resent. street, eight doors from the Quadrant. OUTFUS to INI)IA, at HEBBERTS, Old Esti blished Warehouse, 187, Strand Writer*, Cadets, and Officers in his Ma:lt:sty', snake, about to embark for India, or any foreign destination, are reipeetfully informed they can be promptly supplied with every necessary for Ms voyage and a residence in India, and at the lowest whoksaLEti:es. CALICO Sill RTS, of every description, from Its. cacti : White Jean Jackets, Trowsers, &c. at proportionably low prices; Cola. Sea Bedding, Cabin Furniture, &c. of every kintL Ladies' Outfits on equally moderate terms ; the greatest possible variety kept for immediate use. Ladies can alto have their ears materials for dresses Wade up in the moat fashionable mauves. Baggage of every description shipped, and inflow:axon given respecting the sailing of East India vessels. THE Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS for MAKING SODA WATER, conti:Aie to be pre_paritd, and sold by the Inrenwrs and Proprietors, Messrs. C. SHALL and CO. Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden-Nit:re, and is sold in Boles, at 2s. 9d. cacii, and in Bottles, at 2 . 3. each, duty included. The Oxygenated Soda Powders having acquired a peat reEats. don, at home and ab ro ad. many ine ff eettre mid spurious sotto bars been imposed on the Public. The genuine will hare tba words, " Prepared by Messrs. 6. Marshall and Co." tagraved oc Box and Bottle. ••• All other salrertiqed preparations for making *cda Wan antler the sane name are Spunutis. To be bad as above : Euperior Seidlitz Powders Lavender ‘Vnter Cheltenham Salts in Crystals Ditto ditto Perfumed Ditto ditto in Etflocescence Ditto elitto Mills Fleur lincwt Calcined Magnesia Vegetable Extract Pectoral Cough Drops Esprits—Various Aromatic Vinegar bas de ('nl,•gne Intender Vinegar Arnuebusade Water l'aniphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powdkr, Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely tilted for every aLenate ; and _ _ _ Genuine Drugs and Medicines, for Home and Fayortatioo. the finest quality. Preparol and sold also, as above, very superico POLbU for all kinds of fine Wood, Furniture, ii. I