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L f ✓ N - o . 6, 14 . BOOKS PUBLISHED. er, at E, OLD 11110.1 D-STREET. SALE, rbl the eommissioliters or his in a gracious Room, at the Chief )Sl':gl)A Y. the 17th, TII I Sith of November, lOU, at One EiCIS E-OF FORFIC A Order. , ?f,t h r I Y Massty s Excesc Het nude, odes, Itniad-street, on WEI der, the Illtb, sod EH I DA V, the o'Clock each day precisely, Severs' Qu Colfee, Tea, Caeca. PelMeri Salt, Soap, Candle*, 4Adltilef, Pristed rali u, Silk and Cotton Handker chiefs, Printed Blinds, 'trendy, Runt, (Were, Staub, In tots, to suit varioue Purchasers. 90 ,0 0 , o f the spirits, lrolfee, tee. to be seen at the Warehouse, hum the lOth to the'llith of November, from ten till two o'clock and on the mornings of slog et day's sale only. front te e n till twelve o'clock, where Catalogues may be hid, at Stl. each. ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS. (IN SUNDAY, Nov. 21, FOUR YOUNG WOMEN, / late Orphans of this Charity, who have faithfully served their Apprenticeships, wilt attend to return public thanks, Morning and Evening. The Sermon in the Morning, will ha preached by the Rev. 11. HARNAGE, A. 51. alternate Morning Preacher; and that in the Evening by the Rev. HENRY WHITE, the Evening Preacher. EDWARD FOSS, &crew? pro len'. HALES 1W AUCTION. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. It tL This morning, beautifully done on foolscap, price MAXIMS of ROBEHT, LORD SVAITIIMAN, somewhile Chief Magistrate at London. "Upon my life I an a lord indeed, and not a tinker nor anwkher Sly." SHAKSPEASE. night and Lamy. Publishers, 5, Palorooster-row. BUILDING AIATERIALS, WAPPING. My OH A ICICON and VENTOII, On the Pretnises, Crown-court. Great Ilennitage.street, Wapping, VI-MORROW, at 11, by order of the Proprietor, Pr HE Whole of the valuable MATERIALS of Fire 11 Houses, on the went side of Crown-court, Great Ilennitage street, Wapping; comprising sound brick-work, plain and pan tiling. floorings, rafters, glared mattes, doors, lead pipe and gutters. oak plank, useful iron, and a vanes) of other effects; to be taken down and cleared away by the pu rtdlauKa May be viewed this day; cstaleippfs had on the premises, and of Drayton sad Venom, Sarveyou and Aoctionana, 97, Leaden ball-ate& CUSTOM MOMS—Nov. 6. • ENTERED INWARTI.—Pomona, Afirehell; from 111alarta (Bor. met, broker); Marys, Haskell, from ditto (ditto ; ; sea Lark, Wes tin, from ditto (Giblet); Arno, Robertson, tram Genoa &millwhom (Oriffitha) ;',luno. Betts, from Gereenti and Paletmo(Richardson); linniett, Dixon, from the South Sea. (Boulcott); Reward; Tiny, Quebec (Biggs); Fame, Mitchesoff, foe &mint( MlSatihT)•l Matches' of Gloucester, King, from Rehm (Pirie) ; Strive', Gilder. from flamburgh(Castendisk); Hobbs, Bo &a lan, from Stand. este Creek (Hob* Swallow Packet, Denhulm, treat Matto (Powell); Ant, Olen, from Vougludi (Jones.) ENTERED OISTWARDS.—PmereTance, Maughan, for 11am. 1 burgh (Taylor, broker); Toper Troyan, for Antigua (Marshall): Julie, Prieger, for Cal a is (Hac kett); Edinburgh Packet; Ellis, from Rotterdam (Batten); Dominica, Holder, for Madeira and Dominica (Cheap); Vittotia, Tate, for Trinidad (Urquhart); lard Wellington, Marshall. for Sierra * Leone (Griffiths) mVreaw Jantje. Jonkhoff, for Rotterdam and Amsterdam (Thaltars); Gaudrisch, Schnhena, for Amsterdam (Hall); Peto, Ratter, for the Isle of France and Ceilor. (Read); AVoodford, Brows, for !Warta and Singapore (Buckles); Albion, Proctor, tor eattliagena (Cohen) ; Lady Arabella, Renner, for Jecturca sod Cart halms ( Cohen.) CLIAIRD OUTWARD! IIPIXALLT AT Gnacesswrs.—Nave Unoin. Shilling, fbr Calais (Schofield, broker); Percival, Li ' rifleman, for Orenads (Hughes); George the Third, Popelawall, &e Mhdeira aid Jamaica (Geddes"); Breadalbase, Burr for Allawlea (Englasid); Hope. Freest?, for H a mb ar gb (Li nder) ; Rabat, Ratheate, for Montserrat (Gooch); Louisa, Baemard, far Terceira (Mometti.) ettalow4 r w•gns—Raarlins, Rigmaiden, fur Jamaica, Orwell, Bryant, for St. Vincent's; Catithorpe, Newtoh, tar Ebrineur and Copenhagen; Elize. Heap, Tor Grenada; Water Lilly, Nixon, or Jamaica ; Gomfe Verwagting, lie Jonee. for Rotterdam; :rictire, Palmer, for ()porta; Belle Alliance. Wil. man, for Antwerp and Brussels; Margaret, Bowman, for Tr nerifk, S. Leo. and C. Coast I Thetis, Rogers, tor Jamaica; Mar garetha, Ruining, fer Rotterdam and Amsterdam; Martial Blucher, Blake, - for teniam ; Ebrick, Recd. tor.Stimaica Monmouth, Simeon, fur the Cape of Good lloie ; l s rine.e of Waterloo, Page, for Ostend; Lullock Castle. Pearce, tar Jamaica; Nil Theodore, Nylen, for Gothenburg; Tiber, Reed, for Hamburg!): %Val worth Castle, ITrentrvcr:, for.. ditto Princess Mary, Smith, for the SchnliWhale Fishery. Ilia tnnh 'll4. row, Foreign Nine, British liin and Com- In a few days will be published, in unc thick and closely-plated volume. tlno. price M. ELF MENTS of MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE. '• By I'. RO3IEYN BPCK, M.L. Letterer on Medical Juriprudence. Prffemur of the Institutes of pounds, Itaw Spints, 'Vinegar, Molasses, I 'tippers, Stills, bead, I'ewttr, Iron, Tubs, Casks, An excellent Tobacco Cut. ting Engine and Press, 6.e. ate. L ONDON anti EDINBURGII STEAM PACKETS FOR TOWING SHIPS. The Sohn . . . ('•.;,rain Batson. 7Yw James %Van - • . CiptldD The City of Edinburgh - - Captain Rain. The Touri.t . . . Captain lkwar. Ttio Steam Packets are ready, at Illackwall, to tow Vessels either in the River, or to or from the Downs. Apply to the Captains on board at Blackwall, or to A. IIIITCLIELL. Steam-Packet Office, 33, Leadesball-striet. Medicine, 4c. &c. Second rdition, with additional Notes and Corrections. By W. Dunlop, Esq. 111.K.C.5.L. M.W.S. Member of the Medico. Chirurgical Society of Edinburgh, and Lecturer on Medical Jude. prwdence,.Edinburgh, TO HATMAKERS, HOSIERS, AND OTHERS. Stock and Utensils in Trade, Shop Fittings, and Erects, Newpite-street. By DRAYTON and YENTOH. On the Premises, No. 119, Newgate-street, on THURSDAY NEXT, November 11, at 11, under a distress for rent, COMPRISING stuff and silk hats, leather, cloth, and seal-skin cape, cotton and wonted stockings and socks, sroodateek and Ind gloves, silk cravats, handkerchiefs, and the usual assortment of a hosier. Also the valuable Shop Fixtures, consisting of a mahogany counter, glued sashes, gas columns, partitions, a patent water clover, ttc. ; seta bedstead, Kiddcmiin sur dupes, and variety of other edicts. May be viewed the day preceding the sale. Catalogues had on the premises ; &odor Drayton abd Ventoiu, auctioneers and appraisers, 97, lieadenhall-street. 'l'he following high testimonials in favour of this Work are at tracted from the leading Medical Journals of the day : " Ire. Reck has recently published one of the best Works oe Juridical Medicine, which has been compiled either in this, or in any other enuntry."—See Dr. 0. E. Males. Author of " Elements of Juridical Medicine," &c. Remarks in the Medical Repository for I . s . toveuilier, 11124. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE. STRAND. TIIIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se cond division of Exeter 'Change, when nay be seen a large and well-manufacture! Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur. rick, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Catnap Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs. Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Lanni and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted hp, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Puts, Bed ding, Writing fh.sks. !heisting Cass, Ac. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes., Belts, and Pistols, Acc. &c. The !farness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection. front their excellent quality, first style of workinanahip, and moderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establi.litnent are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, froth which no discount or abatement will be made under any circumstances. lii.ll.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, That the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. " Under the unassuming Title of Elements of Medical Jwis. prudence. Dr. Beek has presented us w.th • Comprehensive Sydow, which embraces almost every valuable fact or doctrine relating to it. Each of its diversified departments has been Mentioned so minutely, that few cases can occur in practicii,nn which it will be necessary to seek elsewhere for further inforinstion."—Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal, July, 1824. •• " The Work before us is superior to any other yet publish* as • Book for Practical Medical Consultation, ars4 for the Libreria, 3ledieal Prartitionem"—Anderson's (Juane*, Journat Medical Sciences, July, lltti. " This is really a very respectable performance, and nearly as much to our taste a any thing we have yet seen on the subject of Medical Juriswudewm "—Aledico.Chirurgical Review, edited by Soht f.r- I: Jul !Ands ups,. :abed era._.. Iron, Hot. 6: " Yee rated Nov. lies 0( t Leto . oember, 1024. London : Printed for John Anderson, stediral Bookseller, 40, West Smithfield; S. llighley, Fleet-street, and Webb-street, Bo rough . • IVilluon Blackwood, Edinburgh; and Hodges and bl'Arthur, Dublin. Week R OY AL NATIONAL HAT II COMPANY, I, IiASCASTEn-PLACE, W•T Ln coo-Nit IDult, he *instructing extensive 'RATIN inconvenient parts of the Metropolis, suited to the relative condition of the inhabitants, and combining all the varieties of Fresh, Wanii, Cold. Medi cated, hall, Vapour, and Pleasure Baths.—Cart I' L-2.41,100/. DIRECTORS. Stu WAITER Sint sign, Bart., Chaimian. JOAN Coats,: 0, Esq. 11eputy l'hainnan. Bisbee Child, Esq. Bother', Esq. John Farquhar, Richard Sanderson, Esq. Frederick Fincliam, Esq. Sir li.ebert Stepping., Joseph More, M.D. Clia:les Smith, 31.1). Ilk F. M. Onunanney, 31.1'. W. le. Stirling, Esq. . • AND TaC•sultErts. fit Walter Stirling, Hart., Stirling, and Bodkin, Strand; and ' Meilars.llastemum. Peters, Mildred, Alasterman, and Co., Nicholas-lane, lownbard-street. AICHITECTS.-31essrs. Bantork, lieu', and Lewes, CornhiU. Sosierroa.—Meeese Abbott, Eso., 31arkAane. The Capital to be invested is 2.A1,00111., and this sum is t o b e o i le d in M. shares ; but a power is given to the Directors to in. siesSe the capital to 3110,0001. if they hereafter think proper, the' promo Proprietors having the preference in the purchase thereof Two ponds deposit or instalment is to he paid upon each Share at the purchase thereof, and a further instalnient of these pounds on ster.ing the deed of settlement ; two months' notice shall be given at the last day on which the said deed shall be open for signatures. (kW calls will be untie upon the Shareholders as the Directors may think necessary ; but such calls shall not exceed five pounds (*share, at any one time, and two months notice shall be given of e very such call, and the instalments must be paid upon the shares as they become due. No person shall be allowed to hold, is his or her own right, more than forty shares. The holders of five shares, or upwards shall be entitled to attend general courts, and to give one vote on all business which may be lqrsily brought forward ; and the holders of fifteen shares shall be entitled to give two votes; and the holders of twenty-five shirrs, time votes and the holders of forty shares. four votes. No person is eligible to ! as Director or Auditor, unless he bold, in his own right, ten shares. Whilst the metropolis of every other country is amply provided with Public Baths, st is surprising that Toulon alone, so pre. eminent in all its other public institutions, should in this respect stead so obvious an anomaly, and an exception so inconsistent stub its relative iniportance, and the health, comfort, and well. thing of its immense popnlation. The great benefits resulting from warm and cold bathing require to comment; the practice has received the sanction of all ages, awl the concurrent testimony of the Faculty: the acknowledged neglect in this country of the advantages to be derived, can only hire arisen trout the expense, and the inadequacy of the means vended. which have lung been subjects of serious regret. Thousands, for want of proper accommodation, are driven to ! Lathe in the most distant, exposed, and dangerous situations, and I far greater nuntb.s are. from this circumstance, deterred from the swressics; the extravagant dosage Air Wars Baths excludes all its the opulent from their enjoyment. Theme:an be no doubt, therefore, of the necessity which exists (tithe construction of extensive Public Baths in this crowded me. !spoils. and of the certain prospect of ample remuneration for the ea. ynal which it is proposed to employ in carrying this object into effect. These considerations have led to the formation of a Joint Stock Company, for the purpose of supplying the deficiency complained sf, and to afford to all classes of the community the means of in. Bulging, at a moderate expense, in • recreation in every way so menial to their health and comfort. To accomplish this, it is proposed, hi the first instance, to eon. ova a principal Bathing Establishment at the west end of the ' , open a scale of magnificence which will do honour to the z•ttterture of the country (of which the plans may be seen on ap_ at the Company s t Ace), combining all the varioties of Soh, sow , cold, meditated, salt, shower, vapour, and pleasure bathing, antler regulations which will ensure the patronage of the hsthes and most respectable of both sexes, to whose use, exclu smiy, this Bath is intended to be devoted. Arether equally extensive Bathing Establishment will be inirrie. dl4rly comerurtcd in the most populous district at the eastern ex- Welty of ..he City, Roil other Baths suited to the relative condi lava of the inhabitants, will be provider' in various parts of the metropolis and suburbs, to which the terms of admission will be so moderate, as to place the benefits of every derwription of bathing mere the reach of the poorest classes. In the me traction of the Baths the Company will be assisted by the expmenee of the leading scientific men of the age, and the woe distinguished members of the Faculty, so that they will be lensed and conducted upon the inie.t approved principle. and at the tune tune with the strictest regard to economy, compatible with objects in view. Full/ convinced, from the united testimony of all ranks and PI- , dons, that the objects which they contemplate will prove ettentirely beneficial to the community, the establishment of the korai National Baths cannot be deemed a speculation, as the Cautpany will confine tleinselvea to plans which are known to be Ptuticalik. and of which the expense is susceptible of the most Accurate calculation. Applications for the remaining shares must be made by princi pals only, addressed "To th e Dirertorit." at the o ffi ce of the Can. ; or at Messrs. Edmonds and Wolfe, Change-alley. COLLIER DOCK, ISLE OF DOGS. rpm: Original Prospectus and Plan, as delivered into 11 Parliament in liil3, by Francis Fortune, an.l also the pre. Intones (of which nouns it given in the linzutte), are to be had, 'slurry information given on this interesting subject, by apply. 1 4 it the Oflre, 29 I 2 -2 b rd t ect twin Eleven to Three 011 eck. u Usk will lower Coals more than the duty, cilium a regular iul'44. Anti dear the River ; and being consoucted on gran land, it nitwit.% no roninensation, and the site being low, little cleats. lan the eow •ill consequently be moderate. The Ihridend on 404 . Awn till produce the value of eight chaldrons of coals. Ilingle Shiro Are reserved fue housekeepers. FRANCIS FORTUNE. CANDLES, Ca. per lb.; waxed wick moulas 70. Great tOrantiiets for Cash or Credit, on the usual icmis, at DAvirss Old Fotablisited Warehouse, 63. St. Martio's-lane, "oltroitt New Slaughter's Coffee-house. Every article of the best. r- roil pikes in follow :—waxed wick moulds, 7s. 641. per dozen ; candle kis ; fine wax candles, 3s. dd. per lb. ; sperm 4n ,„2 11 1 tt 14; ace wax lights. 3s. ; Windsor and patent ". 41 .; bro wn y izdsor, Is. ; fine sealing wax, 4s. 6d.; ;'"IL it "P. 70s. per cwt.; yellow, 651. ; curd, 84s. ; best sperm Per piton. Goods forwarded to all parts of the world. STOCKS ! !! 111 1 S id I i i, of the 011 State Lottery Offices, No. 4, corn: . tt w o ici t , t i l en tfierids. and 9. the i Tt i t n bt . e. to the newfulliLeteralyle the a t tentio n rmlosins Two Prises of 30.0001.. Two of 30,011u1.. and earl!". ether Vninttla AU the Prizes, with the exception of the Two of 211,000 L, ih ßnimg Money, those Two are part Three p e r C e nt s ., b u t thus th (06 50 confident of the increasing v a l ue o f t h e P u bli c F un d s , . guarantees to the Pur c h asers at hi s Offi ce. s h ou ld h e se ll of those Prizes, to pay them at the rate of litni. Money for e i tc . h 1%1. :mock ; or should th e Th ree per Cents. then be above ib , rlll,,Y take their Stock—consequently, Adventurers must tomhr the Nclitnie being partly ommosed of Stock. %Viten Nish to late `:'true, he stated his reason for introducing 314,000!.ernes as browse he generally sold them, and the result has 1 1 "7.r . ! he ►on% correct, as h e s o ld, i n t h e S c h eme j ust d ec id e d , N o. • of 30.10 M.; one -quarter of which was sold in Loo ter at Maidstone. one-quarter at Barmy, one-eighth ?.sixteenth in Edinburgh, and one-sixteenth in Li . atm wild Eight other Capitals drawn the same day I receding Month (Ictober) he sold Nos. 010 and 'tires of 1,0•10/., and 15 other Capitals, which w ere r various parts of the I !tined Kingdom, the Part n iell, ire too voluminotu to mention. Blab la now senalt hectic., Tickets and Shares on a most advantageous moms, as the Chance of • Whole Ticket may ulti mud for less than 54, and a Sixteenth for less than and, for these trifling sums, both the 20,01.101. e obtai ne d, am l all tbe other Capitals may be. Schemes at PI" may be had Mouth.gratlaa..The Lottery draws and 14 : 4 :a . iZe t luarto nigh a t wo• p i dirributed over et which art fe• the N e w sch TN foe Advent ttly he obgie 11% ta taint bee le mailer( ' 411141 nut M BOOKS IN TILE I'RESS. KNIGHT'S QUARTERLY MAGAZINE, No. VI. will ba published on Saturday, the 20th November. Duly in November will he published, in 1 vol. ilvo. "RECOLLECTIONS OF THE LIFE OF LOUD BYRON, front the year 18410 to the end of 1814; detailing the Progress of his Literary Career, in his several publications of the English Bards, Childe Harold, the Cowair, he.; and exhibit ing his evly character and opinions. Taken from Authentic Docu ments, in tbepossesrtion of the Author. Ry the late It. C. DALLAS. Esq. To which is prefixed. an account of the circumstance% loading to the suppression of Lord Hyron's Correspondence with the Author, and his Letters to his Mother, latch. :tnnottneell for publication. Also, a Report of the Lord Chancellor's Ikcision in the cause Ilubbouse and Hanson r. Dallas and others. London: printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. BOOKS PUBLISHED. This day is published. ..... I. 1%/FERCHANT'S and TRADESMAN'S WADE 11 atEctiM. The attention of Commercial Gentlemen is respectfully solicited to the NEW BIERCANTILE ASSIST ANT, GENERAL CHEQUE IBH)K, and INTEREST TABLES, a Third Edition of which is just published, price 9s. containing twelve copious and distinct sets of Calculations., ar ranged with peculiar neatness. simplicity, and accuracy ; dcsigrs I chiefly as a check on calculations in the hurry of business. By W. IV R I till T, sin. Accountant and Agent, London. Th.: quick sale of the First and Second E.litions of the above Work, the private commendation. awarded to the Author, the on. qualified approbation expressed by the London Reviewers, its adoption very generally in the counting-houses and warehouses of the Metropolis, are circumstances that unitedly attest its value and utility. The following ere two elegant and entertaining Rooks t At otatthird the regular price, in elegant Parts, containing Twelve Engravings, - Is. that 'valuable and interesting Work, 2. The HISTORY of the EARTH and ANIMATED NATURE. By Dr. Goldwnith. And forms OTCe handsome volumes, Bvo. for Ms. which is one-third the price of the present editions. The Naturalist, the Man of Letters, the Fair See of our Country, and the Youth of Great Britain, will hail the appear. ante of an Edition of this Work, uniting in ii neatness of Typo. graphy, and superiority of Embellishments, with the least possible price. 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" On the Premises, Crown-court, Great Ilennitagestreet, Wapping, (9 rlatt; i :r t a h k o ar ;, ; u 7:r7 B i e . tti. . t, TO.SIORROW, at 11, by order of the Proprietor, On, front ditto (Gibbs); e -. ; 'CHE Whole of the valuable MATERIALS of Five , Houses, on the west side of Crown-court, Great Hermitage- Harriett, Dixon, from the Wapping; comprising sound brick-work, plain and pan Hum Quebei !NNW; Fame. ; - ~, .., ttp, ra f ters , & re d ambes, duce s, lead pipe and gutters. ...,_DiLeh t r om of il H an area u,g t h er ecas Er t il e d n . d .f i t o, - -Ail iron, and a vanety of other effects; to be taken glue Creek (Hob* Swallow i 14 • sway by the purchasers. 4 . day; catalogues had on the premises, and (Powell); E tt o t, t O T ir w ell iot , ( D ro i lil . ll . 'n ene ught, yen, Surveyors and Auctioneers, 97, Leaden. . burgh (Taylor, broker); Topa, Taira. - ); Julie, Prieger, for Calais (Hamlett); Et, I 44 1ERS, AND OTHERS. front Rotterdam (Batten); Dominica, Iloi, t I `op Fittings, and Effects, Dominica ((',heap); Vittoria. Tate, Hit 1 : Leo Wellington, Marshall, for Sierra Leone, r '.I4M, Janrje, Jonkhofl, for Rotterdam and Most, ; 'n THURSDAY Gaudvisch, Scholtens, for Amsterdam (Hall); 'or rent, for the Isle of F rance an d Ceilor. (Read); W . 00', , loth, and for !Wavle and Singapore (Buckles); Albion, . ' socks, C artliagena (Cohen) ; Lady Asabells, Renner, for A e 4 'the Carthagena (Cohen.) - i , , CI.E•RED 0NT1441D4 IIPIXALLT AT aRATESEYD. i `rosin, Shillin g , I'M Calais (Schofield, broker); Percival, mon, for Grenada (Hughes); George the Third, Poppleo. aelra and Jamaica (Geddes'); Breadalbase, Burgin, It. ...' - .viand); Hope. 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DESIGN'S in PENMANSHIP ; exhibiting a great variety of Ornamental Specimens in that useful Science, 4s. 6d. 21. CA M PION'S ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP ; con taining complete sets of Alphabets, in Old English. German Text, Roman Print, and Italic l'riut, beautinally engraved by Alexander, and each Letter ornamented differently for the use of Artists, Sculptors, sail Painters ; 4to. price Is. 6d. LEASEHOLb. F.X.fiSK By DRAYTON and VENTOM, At the Mart, on WEI" PADA V, No. 17, at 12, be order of the Exteuton of Charles Johnson, Esq. acceasid, ARESPECTABLE LEASEHOLD BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE. eligibly situate near the Meeting. house, in the much-admired village of Westham, in the county of Essex, within four miles of London, with the accommodation of stages every half-hour ; at present in the occupation of Mr. lirrrad, who will give an early possession, and held for an unexpired term of OS years, subject to a low ground rent. May be viewed prior to the sale, by tickets only ; and printed particulars had at the Swan, Stratford ; and of Drayton and Yea tom, Surveyors and Auctioneers. 117, Leadenhall-street. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, BRIXTON HILL. PICKHAM. AND WALWORTH, PARTLY LAND-TAX REDEEMEI). By DRAYTON and VENTO.M, At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, November 17, at twelve, in 13 Lots, without reserve, unless an acceptable cels should be made by private contract, ATruly valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com prising thirty-one respectable brick built houses of the value of 600 f. per annum, held for terms of sixty-six and seventy years, at low ground rents; comprising fourteen newly erected brick built dwelling-houses, Nun. I to 14 inclusive, io Clay-street, near the Rosemary Branch, in the notch admired village of Peckham; eight brick built dwelling-houses. in a new street called Hill-street, Montpelier-fields, between Walworth and Kennington: and nine, of a similar description, with slated roof., eligibly situate at Tulse Hill, adjoining Pr. Edwards'', at Brixton Hill. These houses have been recently erected under the superintendence of the pro prietors, are well timbered, and justly presumed to oiler one of the most favourable opportunities as an investment. May be viewed ',receding the sale; printed particulars had at the Rosemary Branch, Peckham ; Golden Lion, Camber well ; Horns, Kennington ; Prince of Wales Brixton ; Elephant and Cootie, Kent-road ; of :Ileum Overton and Coombe, Solicitors, Tokenhouse-yard ; and of Drayton and Ventorn, auctioneers, stir repos, and estate agents, 97, Leadenhall-street. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTA'I'I;S, ROTHERHITHE, LAND-TAX REDEEMED. To Boat-builders, Shit, Chandlers, and Others. By DRAYTON and VENTOII, At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 17, at 12, in Four LOU,, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Thomas Cour thorpe, boat-builder, Lot I. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, occupying Xi a large plot of ground, desirably situate near King ' stairs, Rotherhithe, communicating by folding gates with Seven step-alley, with erections of boat lofts, plink sheds, timber sheds, timber stores, double saw-pits, large yard, and every necessary building for the prosecution of an extensive trade. Lot I. A LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, communicating with the preceding Lot, and fronting the street, with boat lofts, Sheds, and foreman's house; also, an excellent building slip immediately opposite, enclosed by folding gates, possessing considerable river frontage and great depth of water. Lot 3. A respectable FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE on the land side, in the occupation of and on lease to Mr. Bryon, grocer; containing airy chambers, sitting rooms, and glazed bow front shop. Lot 4. A LEASEHOLD brick built DWELLING:TIOUSE, at the east corner of Seven-step-alley, in the occupation of and on lease to Mr, Wyatt, pastrycook ; together with an excellent Block. maker's Shop, immediately opposite. with loft over, and good river frontage, in the tenure of Messrs. Dawson and Clark, tenants at will. The whole may be viewed by leave of the tenants; printed par ticulars had at the Europa, Rotherhithe; Mr. Pontifew, Solicitor to the commission. St. Andreves.court, Holborn ; !Messrs. Young and Tailings, Solicitors, St. Mildred's-cepa, Poultry; and of Drayton and Vattern, Auctioneers, Surveyors, and Estate Agents. 97, Leadenhall-street, where plans may be inspected. BRIGHTON. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD FROM LLOYD'S MST. FALIVOUTK, Nov. 0. Sailed the Aurora, Earl, for Madras ; the Cato transport, for Sierra Leone; the Countess of Chichester packet, fur the Mediterranean ; and the Duke of Marlborough, du. for Lisbon. PLY mourn, Nor. 6.- -Sailed the whole of the outward boutd. accept the Borteigh, Chancellor, for Siena Leone. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 7.—Arrived the William If sante& Smith, from Lou don, for St. Kitts ; the PrWent, Gulliver, from do. for the South S eas; the Cambridge. 31ason, and the Sarah Christina, Maher, from do. for Jamaica. Sailed yesterday the Colomb'an packet, Jones. for Ls Guayra ; the Etheldred. Goodin', for Jamaica, and the George the Fourth, If sully% for Africa.— Put back, the Madras., Crosaie, for India, and the Stately, Edgar, foe Jamaica. Cowrs, Nov. 7.—Arived the Louisa. Boss, from Babbitt:re, and Marta, 31'0'11, from Bahia. DEAL, Nov. 7.--Artirrd the Express, Wells, from o:bralt?r. Remain the Bredalbane, Burgoyne, and the L mie, Meir, from J.. males; and the Percival, Livingstone, for Grenada. Mastnatz, Nov. it—The Columbus has weighed again this morning, front the Queen's Channel, and proceeded with the steam vessels for the River. An anchor, abcut 0 cwt. with st clinch r cable, rew nun buoy, and new buoy rope, have been taken up our Roads, and landed here to-day. flaawitie, Nov. 7.—The Jeinima, of this rort. laden sit wheat, sunk on the 3th inst. in the river Orwell. The Loam, Baker, from Sunderland to London, was towed into this port on the Pith inst. by a smack, having lost het foreman, main-topmast, and sustained other damage, on the 3d ir.at. of Whitby, in a heal.- squall of wind. ilur.r., Nov. 4.—The Prince Frederick steam-versel, which sailed hence yesterday, has roumed this morning, to reparr her boiler. LIVERPOOL, Nov. B.—Arrivrd the Thames, Bailer, from Bue (SOS Ayres; Matilda, Collins, frnin Scare; Eliza Knightly, —, from Campeachy ; Amity. Rowe, from Labrador ; Hannah, Arm. strong, from Halifax; IlarFi, Bailey, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; and the Aurora, Lewis, from Ramshag. OSTEND, Nov. 2.—The British brig Brenton, Parson, from Sunderland for Margate, with coals, came on chore about four miles to the westward of Nicuport, and is a cot pike wreck,' Nov. I.—The Theodore. Llwnduysa, team Antwerp fee Cadiz, with linen, put into this port on account of contrary winds. - PANAMA, AUG. 6.—The Santander, Sprays, of 22 guns, at. rived here the 4th instant, when the passergers, and upwards of MAO dollars, were landed. The game evening the crewirutinied and carried oft the vessel, with the baggage of the parsengere, in. eluding funds to a large amount. The officers were put into a boas and arrived here next morning. The Columbus, timber vessel, au at anchor on Sunday night about three miles below Gravesend. The Ceres, Bird, front Honduras to London, was tereeked the 14th September, and only two of the crew raved. The Isabella, Green, was abandoned at sea on the 4th instant at. saved and arrived at Yarmouth. The wreck of the Albion, from Honduras for Landon, driftcl shore at St. Catherine's Island (Savannah), and the sm men wri bare been left on board have been saved. Several small vessels ESTATES. Hy W I NSTA NI.E I' and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, N0v.26, at 12, in Lots, by direction of the Executors of Alderman Thomas Smith, E'.q., deceased. VERY Valuable ESTATES, consistinf of Nine Freehold Houses being Nos. 12, 13, 14, 15, It., 24, 25, 26, and 211, in Frederick's-place, near the Church, at Itrighton, each three stories high, two rooms on a door, fore court, and small yard, and let at rents amounting to nearly One Hundred and Sixty-six Pounds per Annum. Also, a LEASEHOLD IMPROVED RENT of 1221. per Annum. issuing out of and secured by the capital Premises, known as the Marine Hotel on the Marine Parade, held for about twelve ears; : ni a commodious Family Dwelling-House adjoining, be. mg No. 2, in Manchester -street, lately occupied by Mr. Alderman Smith, and of which an early possession may be had, held for the like term, at a low rent. To be ;dewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may he had of iVinatanley and Sons, Patemoster raw ; Particulars alto at the Libraries and Inns at Hrighton, Worthing, Eastbourne., and Hastings; at the principal Inns at Lewes, Horsham, Euckfieid, Hicksted, Crawley, Reigate, and Dorking; and at the place of Sale. 8171PIVREC - 411 - 1N DUNBAR. A correspondent at Dunbar, in a letter of Wednesday's date, states as follows : " We experienced yesterday one of the heaviest gales from the westward that has been felt on this coast for many years, which ant extremely sorry to say has been very destructive in ifs effects here. In the course of the day, four sloops bound for the Frith •./ Forth were put back, and anchored for shelter in our harbour mouth, to wait the making of the tide; they . all rode safely until near seven o'clock in the evening, when the wind suddenly to N.W. with increased violence, and almost immediatelythere after two of the vessels were driven upon the rocks to leeeraVd, a - d both became, in a few minutes, total wrecks ; indeed . orte of.tliews almost instantly went to pieces, and it was sill diffizulty that the lives of the crew were saved ; the third cut from het cables, aNd went to sea, and has not since been heard of, though itas &petit she is in safety, as the we-. o ther moderated as the night advanced : the fourth (being light) was got into our harbour after great exer tions, but is consideraqy damaged. The two first-mentioned at the Albion of Leith, Lawrie master, and the Friendsl4 of an port, Ramsay master. both from Be rwick to Grangemouth, ten, loaded, which is totally lost. The third, the Happy Return, now Fristeraburgh to Grangemouth, also with corn; and the fourth, it , Marquis Wellington, Anderson, in ballast. ttuch destruction property at our eery doors is truly distressing; but there is sous consolation in all the lives being saved." NEAR WARE, HERTFORDSHIRE. Manor of Mard. , eks, abounding with Game and Fishery ; capital Mansion, seated on a beautiful Lawn, with excellent Others, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Coach House. and Stables; Water Corn Mill, Farms, and nearly Three Hundred aad Forty.sevrn Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land ; a de sirable Property fur Residence and Investment. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's. on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, in Four Lots, A Valuable FREE11(11.1) and small part ('OPYIIIILD 11 EsTATt:, situate about a mile from the capital market town of Ware, in the county of fleets, a very desirable si:uatiun for a gentleman fond of field sports. Lot I comprises the MANOR of MARIkR'KS, abounding with game, with the tires, quit rents, heriots, royalties, and appur. tenances, through which the River Ash flows, which has always been well preserved. The capital Mansion, Manlocks House, in excellent repair, containing a spacious entrance-hall. an excellent dining.parlour 341 feet by 20 tett, two elegant drawing.rooms, corn. municating by folding-doors, 22 feet by 17 feet each, a study, lobby, and water-closet, eight principal bedchambers. dressing. rooms ; suitable and convenient domestic offices; seated on a tine dry gravelly soil, with an extensive lawn, rising on a gentle ascent to the woods, whi :t are adorned with beautiful timber ; • capital garden, well loomed, cropped, and planted; delightful pleasure grounds; each-house and stabling fur six horses, a bust-house, &c.; and upwards of FORTY-EIGIIT ACRES of fine 3leadow Laud, with a large Faculty Pew in the Church at Ware. Lot 2. A beautiful 1V001). called 110011.1 M WOOD, ad. joining, containing TIV ENT Y ACRES, stored with fine thriuing timber. Lot 3. A very eligible WATER CORN MILL, substantially repaired, at a very considerable expense, under the superintentlanee of Mr. Rennie, working two pair of stones, with a powerful head of water. An excellent Dwelling (louse, with garden and meadow, granaries, barn, stable, containing upwards of ti;VEN Alit ES ANL) A HALF, in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Ilunt, for an unexpired term of eight years front Midsummer last. Lot 4. An eligible FARM adjoining, with a very superior farm house, lately the resideticc of the proprietor, with barna, bunting stables, &e., and all requisite authuiklings, and nearly TWO 11CNDREI) AND SEVENTY ACRES of excellent Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Wood Land, and Planta tion, with Two Cottage;. The Farm, with Two Hundred and Fifty.one Acres, is in the occupation of Mr. Abraham Lindo, on leave, time an unexpired term of 12 yeanifmm Michaelmas, 1824. 1 The Mansion to be viewed by tickets; the Mill and Farm on application to the tenants, or Mr. ('rice, Saracen's Head, Ware, of whom particulars may be had ; at the Pint Houses, Wade's MiU soul Rurkway ; Bull, Hoddesilim; Salt bury Arms, Hatfield ; Bell. Ilertfonl ; Swan, I lieshitru ; Falcon, Waltham S'rowa; Green Man, Bonet • of 31elicts. Pickering and Smith, Solicitors, Staple's Inn, Holborn ; at tfarraway'a; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Itegent.atreet, of whom tickets for viewing may be bad, actl where a plan of the estate may be seen. NE ir BOOKS. V.. CONVERSATION:: on POETRY, intended for the Amusement of Children ; by the Author of •• The Buxton Dia monds," &c. IHmo. half-bound, with plates, h. 21. The CROCUS ; containing origin* Poems for young people ; by J. E. M. aecom anied with jijoravings. 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A doctor wss sent for, who advised bits retuova' to the Hospital, where he was acronlit.gly taken. No person wit nessed the accident, but he supposed it vas occasioned by the de. ceased getting entangled in the whe e l s o f th e m.ll The fatties • the deceased worked st the foundry. Another witness confirmed this txxtirnony. K. Parker, one of the dressers of the Huspital, said, he examin ed the deceased when he was bronght into the Hospital, ar.cl 'cad hi. scull fractured, and a considerable depraskai et the bur.. lie expired on Saturday mottling. Verdi.:t—" Accidental Death." SALFORD SESSIONS. MOCK AUCTIONS. Richard Poyser,JotepltGerside, and Ettteato rotes. were charged with a conspiracy to cheat and defraud Thomas Perrival of \a mono by inducing him to buy a metal watekwhiett they repro montea to be a gold ant. The particulars of this cage hare already been before our readers. Percival, the prosecutor, they- may null• lea, on the 3d of August last. was passing up Shude.hill aloni with his wife, when they entered the auction-room of die relents Miner. The only persons in the room were the prisoner, witness's wi(e, and himself. Porter was selling silk liar.dkrroiefa, artit at. his entering the room, a lot was knocked down to one of them. gold watch an. then out up, which was warranted to he the teat thing, and Percival taking it to be a golden bargain. bid 31. b. and it w.a kr,Tked down to him iasratdr:-. The gold wateli taint ing out to he not worth a farthing, a warrant ws obtained, and 'Me parties taken before the magistrates, as we I)o'er:described. . The Jury foon.l all die moners The talent MAX, in pots ng sentence, said. that thecnie. was a very serious one. and of great importance to the pubbe' ~partioshiely to ale pow of Slenchester. These mork-auctioni had "ekes move to defraud the !once classes than any thing she. • lie was bappg. this prosennion had taken place, an he (toped it would ban the ff eiflrt of putting down mock auctions altogether. At the corcluaion of this address, he Gnawed Poyser and' Yana to two years' intprisonmi tit in Lancaster Castle, and °snide, who was a pensioner, and in humble circumstances, and mereovet a mere savant, to six months' imprisonment in Alsochester oak Poyser then shook 43anisie heartily by the band, nu WWI Yates, left the hat with much apparent latlifferecee. Vert , shortly will be published, in I vol. Llvo. With al:hart. rte. V T RAVELS in the REPUBLIC of COLOMBIA, in 1822 anti 1/12:1. By 1101,LIEN. 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