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! BALKS BY AITCTION. EXCELLENT MODERN FURNITURE, L !errs, excellent Drawing-Item Suite, and all the Ernes, 114 h-street, klary-la-bunne, By klessrs. ROM Ng, • On the Premises, THIS DAY, at Twelve, °D liN if ( )1;MEI IOJ.I ) Ft) liN ITU chimney lustre, elegant drawing-room suite of four blue nereen rrtl.o curtains, with silk trimmings; firecian couch and eighteen t 'lairs, en suite; suptrit r card, sofa, 100, and bagatelle tabs, on s !swit, &e.; of a lientlenosin tetiting to iteton, at 3-I, High-erect, The consists of mahogany four-peat and French bed 'leads; a (spiel high press ditto; excelled bedding litaltrbees ; tsts mahogany wardrobes; dusts of drawers; dressing-stands, lasses, chairs, scarlet mureen parlour curtains for three windows, .ellaret rid, huard, mshitgany dintng-tables, fourtorn nisfdigany MIMI and couch, large Turkey and 'stomach carpets, hall chairs, lichen utensils, Couloir(' nay be hie. on the Premises 4 and of Acura. Robins, 1' nent r ganlun. ►rve truNDREI) I`(►l,'Nl►K l/M THE FINEST 111AVAN- SP.IIA For Account of the Impnrter, Ily M coot. 111/11INS, !a ieun lorinis.Putaza,t.teent-garirlen, Tth.alt )11 ROW , AL...to 5, in Twelve, in Lots of 211 is. avid film each, (Z1...1 101.11, 'llll /U r :4.lNi) FINE SP ( .IIIS, including a - 1 altogether Stlithis., imported direct front the Ilavannah ill'iliattus e d 11'outtrille), and *elected there under advantageous , r 1; Warm. They will he sold in lass of 2:ha. and alba. each, to accommodate the Trade and private purchaaera. 11.rr he v civet! two days prior to the Sale; and Catalogues had to irovi:nt.g mien, and at the Auction Mart. OF BOOKS, Includiag many scarce and valuable Works; also, %lag& Pitto. MO della Toscana; Three Mahogany Bookcases, Pume.Forte, (,It Gel, Air.gun, der. By Aleuts. ROBINS, At their spaciousliMUlS, P1A1741, l'uvent-garden, TO-MORROW, . . ..%1.0rb . 3, et Twelve, without rmerve7 by direction of the Pro: Al,ll All I.; IBIt A BY of lt() 0K 8 ; &Pio, V PITTOItICO DELLA TOSCANA, it, 3 vols. large mho; the propirty Ida Deltleman. 'Die Library contains the following 11'orks, vit. : Voltaire*, in 72 Twit- Chidiners's Biographical Die. It.moicao, 3.3 vols. tionarr, vols. rinkouni'sVoyugrsanilTravels, Swift, 19 rola. 17 vols. Shakspeare, 21 volt. !Lofoten Alivellany, 12 vols. Soutes Novel'', 24 voles unto and Sidolletes History of Encyclorilia Perthensis,23vols. England. „folimoin lbetionary, 4 vols. Tite Works of Locke, Home, Dibbon, Robertson, tioldsmith, ..outlet` Dryden, Pope, Burns, Bytom, ('owner. Sterne, Priestley, Clarendon, 31otwe, Chesterfield. ibndar, !U. A !vi, three large Mahogany Lit,rtiry Hookeases ; Square Piano forty ; Pam of tilobea ; very tine Double-barrelled A ir•gun, by btet,,knmeyes, A e. 31:iv he viewed, and Catalogues had at the ltooms. 'l . O PAPER-HANGERS, BUILDERS, ~. r ,, ST( 11( of PAPER-IIAN(INI1$ ad BORDER. 1 \ti t, ineioiling actor splendid FRENCH DECORATIONS I:: !lie latest ileogn and fashion. By Misr.. ROBINS, . . . . A , their simia' R 00 1 .11%, t'orent•Krrdcn, on 1110NDA Y next, at Twelve, without Reserve, THE STOCK:of a MANUFACTURING HOUSE, ilinivilving partnership, comprising near 1:,1 1, 110 NIXES of fashionable PAPERS and togviliii with a variety of Frown Decorations and Borders, of sal designs and elegant pattans, in rich Hocks, gold and silver, c. d c. !limy be viewed two days prior, and Catalogues had at the Itoo.us. I'lW VALUAIII.EANDVEKV EXTENSIVE STOCK op . PLATED GODS, Of Mr. BALI.AM, Manufacturing Silversmith. Hy Messrs. ROBINS, A t their spacious Hlllllllll Piazza, Covent-garden, on WEDNES DV V next, Abort, Ili, and following way, by direction of the Prayrtetnwbo is removing, „.... A•51.J.11.1.1! EXTENSIVE STOCK OF PLATED ,11tTll:1.1.:14, including every requisite for the Table and Sideboard, of the best workmanship and mast tisiiiiinable description ; among which, the following articles will 1110711 worthy of notice, vie. :—Suup tureens and corers; velimm dishes, rtyvetable dishes sod covers, and dish covers, all rn mite; its and collie equi - m- I icr-pails; candlesticks with cindelabrat.; large tea-boardsliWsalvers; cruet and liqueur-triunes, a great soar', iv of articles of less importance. be viewed two days prior, and Catalogues had in Covent. ginteo. URA V F:N —STREET, ,TItA ND. The EXt'ELLENT FURNITURE and EFFECTS of J. RICII.t 1141)SoN, Esq. deceased. Ily Messrs. RI /BINS, on tbe Pnimises, in Craven-street, Strand, on THURSDAY, the the I Ith of Mareb, at Twelve tit'kick, by direction tie the Eae ruturs, 1%.1.L the neat *nil genuine 11()USEIIOLD FURNI TURE. Plate and l'lated Articles. several Donna o* tine P..r. and S'ocrry, three capital fluid Repeating and Musical IV 'eche', large Pier and Chimney Glasses, tine nid Pictures. in. clu.line ton-by the late licorice Murland, line Drawings and Prints, a.'d en infinity of other Articles of J. RIO 'll.lll DSO N, Esq. deceased. No. 24. Craven-street. Fir Furniutre comprehends every thing requisite for family use. May be viewed one day prior to the We; and Catalogues bad of file..lliller, Solicitor, New Inn; and at Covent.garden. _ _ A I . 1 1 1.1.1.1"f It tN of I A I'II:TURES, Including weal of the l'ind Flans, the Propeny of ft I ientlemon. ... Messri:. 11(11111Nrk, At their Room, in Covent-garden, on SATURIUV, March 13, at Twelve, A VERY drairahle couxurioN of PICTURES of _I 1 the Ancient and Modern Schools, in which the admirers of art sill soon recognise very tine Specimens by the following Artists:— Or:creel Ihiw Stake (made bloueheron Brettghcl Itega Tenter, Vandyke \ 'ander% Ode G. Motland Wouvermann Jan Stein, he. The c have been collected by touch aw , iduity and expense., and aboixtr.l by the unquentionable judgment of a warm adunrer of the 14), 0.1-. . _ .... lh.hins are authorised in aamtring the Public, that every 1.,c.:1:re I. and Intnd be told without a limited price. !1.!./t. b. ',eyed throe days prior, and Catalogues then had in Cos t.ll-1: .INUIENNE Brill. and PARISIAN IiNITI'RL, of in Quality, (looks and Brackets, ran• lirrottn and •Sevre lkocciain, tniental China Or-nutlet. t d.iebra, &c. of a NItItI,E3I.IN of arknowlealged taste and I,bvtaloy. Pv Mesas. ROBINS, A. :heir spseqesis R(141r1,1, Pima, 'civent-g:arden, on 11 . EDNE5. 1 1 .11', 31nreit 17, and following liays, at Twelve, 1 . miperh AIM valuable (111,LEC•n()N, eon _ sistiog o 4 ISI'LESI/11) I'a3ISI()DIES, Tables, l‘cokcsses, Clocks and Markets, tine old furniture of inlaid w0..1., richly mounted with Of• 111011“ comprising l'onimodes, isecretairee, Writing Tables, de.; rely elegant er• CIOOLN line specimens of RARE 1)11Efil/EN rotes. finl:ll,!.. and l'andelahni, in rich mountings of or-molu; ANCILNNG SEFRE TORCELAIN, the fine.: quality, and rarest colours and enrichments; \lAtiNlFlr ENT (\MENTAL CIIINA, I VA ing* in Ivory and Wood, Filigree \Forks, &c. entirely the a a Nobieman distinguished as an amateur in works of n id torso. Vt.ly be viewed three days prior, acd ('atalogoes had at the 11% ST. MARTIN'S-LANE. 7*:Jp:•rier STOCK At / RON3IONGEIt &pint REGISTER othcr STOVES, RANGES, CABINET BRASS- I'ORK, &c. 117 Mown. HO 111 V 4, al the Premises, on March 111, and following Pays at Twelve r 11 1: extensive and STOCK O wiry sup of IRN_ I IN( including Fifty elegnat Polished StUel and fiegisier Stoves. polishial steel and brass tenders, with sea daps - tool hall and Rionford stoves, patent kitchen oveas and boilers, large double copper, patent ovens, ;..- infi'i n g Icloves , a large iron repository, bronzed urns, ivory liar:died knives and lints, limes patent and other jacks, ball lamps, iapaitneil b•a-trais, brass patent and other I.wks, of eiery non, '2 000 1)41,1;1 padlocks. kin Iwo regoisiies, in copper, block tin, and iron. with en rise var.-Ay of eshinet brass owl., suited to vv. re article of furniture and upholstery, a large assortment of anew*, bag" of nails, awl every denomination of ironmongery. tin totislied Iron works. &v. of Air. Felthani (oho it retiring lit 1111 11111- ~,,,,,), at No. 10, St. Alartin's-lace, awl which will be submitted o Rhino ilie least resiTtut bor. Alay be viewed two days prior, and Catalogues had on the Premises, and of Messrs. Robins, ('Deets-garden. A 51AGNiFICENT SERVICE OF (JOU/ AND SILVER PLATE, Th: abwilitte Property of a Nobleman, whose liberality and good 1.2%.e are alike proverbial, Itv Alexia . ROBINS. At their }(0011111, ill ( uu•ttt•Sardcn, on FRIDAY. March 19, fache, - - - - - A Complete SEIt V K of very rich (;01,11 and t• 11. 'Glt 1.1,.1 . 1' E. weighing upwsrds of Fire 'Thousand (N o rm, Me absolute Property ul a Nobleman, whose correct taste will be confirmed in this .Amemblnge. The Silver flat Plate, -which is of the very boat fashion, comprehends two patrol ice pails, with tscotv.l wo dessert dishes, an efiergne, four tripods, and twelve slo.-en of drown and table knives ' kirks, and spoons, with tusk rn a:caster stands , all an suite, and of the most splentlid order; also handsome octagon plates. days pre LOW to the L 4 ale, sad Catalogue: „sh i t ay dr.l: eir d” h m ir i tomi 1 I bad 4 Cor ott.saide. SALES BY AMMON. MISCELLANEOUS SALE OF EXCEEDINGLY VA LI TABLE PRI WERTV, Procured by a Nobleman, under Circumstances requiring • peremptory sale of the whole, By Messrs. ROBINS, At their Rooms, in Covimt-ganleti, on FRIDAY, March 19, and following Day, at Twelve, AsmtvicE of tnaasive PLATE, containing Ten Tlmitaanti I dunce, and including. besides ten dozen of gad mon-edged plates and turems en sone, every tLing requi.ite for the sideboard, and a variety of splendid gold plate, 6.. c.; a collection of 30 anitlf-boxes, principally gold, and highly etaiched, many of the ancienne order, and altogether may be accounted a collection In itself unique; a variety of oriental and ancient Sevre china, splint. Melly mounted in or-multi ; very foie collection of the rare old Dres den, itc. The whole forming a rich melange of stilendid and costly articles, both in taste and vertu the whole of which the Public ntry be assured are the genuine Property of a Nobleman, ,and °laved without the least intention of reserving one single article. .Huy be incited Three Days prior, and Catalogues had in Co. sent-garden. BRILLIANT PLATEs OF FRENCH GLASS OP GREAT MAGNITUDE AND Bum:Tv. By !Ilessrs. RODI Ns, At their spacious Moms, Piazza, Covent-garden, on SATUR. DA V, March 'l9, et Twelve, in Lots, VI Inn' brilliant PIATEti of 1;1, %SS, adapted to every Purpose, and 01 the 101!owing Dimensions:— I 1111 by 52 1;1 by 50 1 60 by :.11 05 by 40 1;5 by 34 1;5 —5O 111 —52 1;1 —5O I I —4O I I:1 —44 81 40 60 to 2 IS'i 42 1;4 :14 101 —:;I, t i ke. May be viewed seven t ys prior to the Sale, end Catalogues bad in t'orent-uarden. THREE RS►NI►S OF nil PRE:;ENT IH'hl OF MARI.H►H H H'►:II, Amounting to Two Thousand f:ight Hundred and Eight}-five indtpcmlent of !unrest. By Mcw.rti. 114/111NS, At thrir Rooms, in Covem.garden, on SATIIIIIIA V, March 20, at Twelve, in Three Lots, by direction of the Administrator of Mr. John :11arkinlay, deceased, rIIIIREE 110 X DS, anitninting alto gether to TWO TIIOI*SAND 1.:11:11T HUNDRED Aral/ FIVE Pt II 'Nits, SIX I,IA Frineiral Money, granted in the Vest 1811, to be pawatde sk Months after the demise of the Lee resperted it1;:i:1: of AI.: )111 'III!. The Interest sub sequent to that l'etiotl has inere..sel the %'altte of these Bonds to about Four Thousand Seism Ilutalred Pounds. Messrs. Robins are &stenos of home...int; upon the minds of the Public, that for these Bends a %initial'', Consideration In the full extent was given by 51r. Markinlay, and that they are in coast, fete trout opposition on the part of the present Ihake, ta any of his anthoriA‘ll .I;.;ene4. They art all for pertsuptory Sale. Particulars may ht had, Foi.ir Days prior to the zIAlr, at the 3lart, and in Covent-garden. 11111'S1:11u1.1► I ft OID:AN, !MEV, NI'I.r:NDID CAIDNET PIANO (SIX OCTAVE:),. GRAND AND SQUARE' I)ITrO, AND EFFECTS, Remorcd from Is lirgion, I,roptrir of a Lady, deceased. . . At his spacious Rooms, T( ).Nlt 'hitt )%1'; and following Day, t t:leven, IIV .11,1%1 8 Eight-lint it N, of the oh? school, , embellished with 21 Paintimls ; and a Six-leaf ditto, both in tine preservation ; a Finger 1 trgsn, 8 fet t high and .1 feet wide ; a line-toned Er,glish Harp, and a French ditto ; and all the 1111 /1 SE.II ( /1.1 )Ft N I'll E, including handsome four-post and ,ether /mist( ads, s ith chintz batwings ; goose-feather beds, hair tniturcascs, blankets, and bed-lioeti ; mahogany chamber and dressing-wont articles • chimney and pier Otoo.es ; curtains, car- ains, j pets ; rosewood and mahogany card, sofa, anti other taeles ; sets or chairs; sofas and courlicst ; a library chair ; a substantial aide j board, on pedestals ; tihlts ; kitchen retitWitts ; 11Iass, china, plate and plated articles, apparel, &c. Also several Pieces Hof well-seasoned Floorcloths, for ratans and passages ; modern Stoves, and Furnishing Irortitongery ; and about 80110zeg of ca . petal PI/HT and 31,11/1.:11tA 11'1N E. in lots of two doses each. Catalolues may he had at Mr. Ikullock's Auction and Estate ()Bice, 211, High Holborn. ii.icKsin . RoAl►, Aimiti,EsEx. Br Mr. BUIAMCK. At Darraway's, on TUESDAY, March 11, at Twelve, In One I.oi. A N extremely eligible FILEEITOLD ESTATE, can -111 prising Eight subtaantial well-built !louses, two stories high, on the east side of Cutulterhunl-street, leading only a few yawls front the Hackney-road ; all let to respectable yearly ter.ISIVI, at low net rents, amounting to, per annum - £144 0 0 lick] for fifty-nine years unexpired, at the low ground-rcnt of . 2i 4 0 118 18 0 Net Inrogne To be viewed by leave, and particulars had on the premium ; at liarraway's; of Mr. Siger , Solicitor, 67, 3111bawk- street; and of Mr. Itullock, High Holborn. TO I►ISSI;NTERS, PUBLIC 2511100L5, BUILDERS, and 11tinn. By Mr. Itl'll.l,i4eli. At (larvae-lily's, an TI 31arch Id, at Twelve, by direc tion of the F. con ix of the Rev. Mr. Al'eullah,denased, ;WM 'll II 'S modern C 1 IT I. eligibly situated in Eden-street. Hampstead-road, erected in the beat manner in by the deceased, and Mid on lease for an unexpired term of forty.tite years, at a ground-rent of, per annum (21 0 The Vaults and e...ilars let off to an unexceptionable tenant, at - . II a 0 Leaving the Chapel and Appurtenances at only - V 0 0 The Pews, Seats, Communion, Pulpit, Chandeliers, and all Fit tings, w:11 ha Ir.cluded in the purchase, and possession may be had completiglithe same. This pmrlity occupies a plot of ground of 511 feet frontage, and, it is presumed, stands equally eligible fur • public school, manufac try, or three or four dwelling-houses, into either of which it is easily convertible. To be viewed seven days prim to the sale, from twelve till four ; arid particulars may be hat! at liarraway's of Mr. Parker, .13, Judd-street ; and of Mr. Bullock, High Holborn. PLATE, PLATED ARTICLES, SMALL COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS. and EFFECTS. By llr. WI 1.1.1 A MS, At the Auction DI art. Bartholoniew-lane, TO-DIORROW, March b. at Twelve o'Clock, V.l 11l ET Y of M ISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS; 1 ii. the Property of an ('Ricer, gone RAIVaII ; consisting of several articles of plate, }Anted article'', a brilliant cluster pin, ditto brooch, fowling-Meer+, tuile , coperi, microscope+, electrical machine, an air pomp, a pair of globes, elegant table and bracket clueing, plate. claws, Illicit, and other (Meta. Abe; a soi.til lout Gduable CI B.LECTION of PAINTINGS, by the fo:low iu.,; Dlavtets. viz. : liamboeciu AVonvermans Sol. Ruisdael I 'iguutuni HUI • &id lirase I hcade Cr lastou. a Vandyke A ngelies Renter Bonin-atilt (fuieganek W Ilion Bretglielw Brigs, 41c. Sae. To bL: viewed till the +11.., and Catalogues had ; and of Mr. IVilliams. Throgmorton-atreet. IVA Tl'iiliS, .11:WELS, By 31csors. 111.1(111N and I►EIIENIIAM, At their Auction !looms, 21i, King.strect Covent-garien, TO-MOR lit tw, the ir.st. at 1l o'clock, LEG.% Vl' litilliant Rings, lirtmclies, ['ins, loose I .1 !trillion's, of the titian water. Amethyst and ('earl Stilts, richly cried Fine. Gold Scala. and Kers. and other fash ion:Jay Jewellery; (Mid, Sitter, and Turtoise-ihell Musical and other Snot) Roses; modem Plate, in To Sets, Cup*, Tankards, %Vetoers, Coerce Pots. 5114100,1, Forks. Ac.: superior Repeating, Ihiplw, lower, Iliwiaaital, and Plain Wahl r, in tiold and Silver a.C.. aml by the most Lwteeniod matins ; Plated ()cods and other I.tiems. The entire property of 11r. Norman, Princes-street, and Mr. Pi!Ne. loentlammall. Mat be viewed, and catalogues had at the Rooms as above. 11 .11.1.11 I STONE :mil 'o., No. S. ‘Vorwicis-strect, Golden *, • .loare., nohrit the u , trniien of the Po'llie to their Iln. roved 11'.1 . 11:It for Maiplicitti, mot hate hl'ell fur the lam twat,. y:iors found Napalm to alit hitherto w ow. _ 'll lie principal Filtering M. ilium bring emttposed of prepared v rot old c el trify nr:101'. hut purify it at the ,tame 10r.111.1111011 1101 1111./1114111, u , :WY i'ticc from Ifs. 'flier are also sold by appoint at 3l.srs. Itcwcn's. !W.. New Itrinil.street ; Iron- IS itir's.7ow. ; 354. •1 : 31.1. I Is -.r.!-strict:f I )Aw,011.4, ; I I vita 77, Wapping•wall ; Vitt, 4, Ilf.wt Portland set, ; iti,,ron.s.rect. Mold-strew; Stebbing. High- Portstrio itli ; rs.,t; hard's. Ironmongers, Bath ; and ilickin botlum, Mart 's Abbey. Liberal to Captains. Merchants. &e. 11.1 TENT SEIS-.11 - 11Ni; ITCHES ft with ito.tmcr and IL Irllflltr.tell t o au , tet . e in revr y p uz .. icalar. an.l made sitit3ble 14 both small Families and tablishment, llehreoct, given of the first re...pert:thinly. 31". 131134.itur::1 anti SOl.l by 11'. 11. WIIITLLEV, the Inventor. N.. 2 .• stnuan•.treet. I b rkenwell. Inmth,ll. 'l'he oath.. and n.l.lress is cast upon the front of the Boiler; all oth.t. are only V.II. W. sel;c;is the inslwelion his nit !!!eil r heating Er.- franc,. Flails. and all kinilsof Buildings, Matrittanories, or for pur. po.es of Brring. all kinds of Pans, N'ats, 6.e. for !Inning, Wiphing. IBressing of rood fur t'attle„ Barns, &r. hexed by Steam, upon n siinul.• plan. and at a trifling expense. NM. Prto.riviors of Schools will 61141 W. 11. \ni1...1.1'01 ( . 1 , 1)k• Arparatits a very 1,-rcat acquisition, and at: i .er.diblr au% log in I rhrir evtabli.hilienn‘ large Range to bc c.en continually in use at the 31orufactory, No 2. Itosomsn-street, Clerkerwell. Rouses aad btoiea SALES BY AUCTION. LEASE AND FIXTURES, ESSEX STREET, STRAND. Ily INsTA NbEY and SONS, At the Mart, at FRIDA V. the 12th of March, at Twelve o'Clock, in thre Lot, TE LEASE, for Eighteen Years, at a moderate Rent, together with the whole of the Fixtures, in a convenient DIV ELIA NG- lit 'SE, containing six bedrooms and two them ing-rounis. various closets, drawing and dining moms, and s For , lour or office, with kitchens and requisite domestic convenimcies ; well suited for a professional man, being No. 2tl, Ente•-•irect, in the immediate vicinity of the various lass of Court. To be viewed by applying on the _premises ; and printed peril. colors had of Winistanley and Sons, Pateromta.row. VALUABLE FREEHOLD IiROUNIMIENT AND REVERSION. By WINSTANLEV and SONS At the Mart. on FRIBA V. tie 12th March, at Twelve &Clock, A FIit:MIMI) GROUND-R) NT of 311. 10a. per 1 1 annum, issuing out of and amply smiled by a Aleasuage, Billiaed.room, and Premises, situate near the Old Steene, Brighton, let fie an unexpired term of 43 years: also the Reversion and in heritance expectant on the determination of the said term. The premises are undor.let to respectable tenants, at rents amounting to about 20W. per annum. For particulars, apply to Mr. &orlon, Solicitor, Oral_s-Inn ; Messrs. Attree and Cooper, So li citors, Brighton and to Wilmot' ey and Sons, Paternosus.ron. VOTES FOR MIDDLESEX. NINE FREEIIOI.D NIES:WAGES, MILE-END. By W I NSTA NI.EY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, March 19. at Twelve, in Nine Lots, VAMIABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Land Tax redeemed, eligible fur investment, and with Votes for the County, consisting of three good brick-built Dwelling-houses, be ing Nos. 11. 12, and 18, In Cilobe-rosd, Mik-end ; and six Ditto, being Num. 1,2, 3, 4, 6, and 6, In Regent-place, Globe-road; the Rents and annual value amounting to nearly 200/. per annum. To be viewed ten days preceding the Sale (b permission of the tenants), when particulars may be had of Mr. Jahn Hall, No. 11, tilobe-road ; also of Mr. Malme, Solicitor. No. NI, Moralism street, Westminster; at the Matt; and of Winatanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. FREEHOLD HOUSES AND GARDAN GROUND, FINCH lAA'. SII DDLESEX. By W INSTA NL EY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 19th of Mardi, at Twelve o'Lloek, by order of the Trustee fur Sale, N Eligible FREEHOLD EsTATE, exonerated .1 I from the Land-tax ; consisting of Two Brick-built Dwell. ing.houses. with Gardens. Ike., and a Leasehold Garden; all situate in Ballard's-lane, Finchley, kfiddlesex. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Printed Par ticulars may he had. Partkulara also at the Baldfaced Stag, Finehley ; at the Mart ; and of Winstanky and Sons, Paternoster. IA 'MATE-HILL. ...... ..... DE4I RABLE RETAIL SIIOP and DIVEIJI.ING.IIOI.TSE, on which a large sum has been recently expended, in substantial and ornamental repaint. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, 'rill.: LEASE, for 17 years, with immediate possession, of those very commodiouv Premises, most desirably situate, No. 6, on the smith side, and in the preferable part of that leading thoroughfare, Ludgate-hill; eonsiatins of an excellent Showy S 1101), adapted fur alm.'st any Retail Trade whatever, with back Warehouses and extensive Cellarage, and a comfortable DWELL ING-HOUSE. . . . To be viewed ; printed particulars may be had on the premises, at the Mart, and of Winatanley and Sons, Paternoster-mw. BERKSHIRE, NKAR WANTAGE. EL101111.}: la) FFTATE OF fWii-iIUNDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRES, Exonerated from Land lAx, and in part Tithe Free. By w I NSTANLE and SONS, At the Mart, on I RI DAY, the Ylith of March, at Twelve o'clock, in Two Lots ; by direetioo of the Asaigneea, A N eligible and very improvable FREEHOLD lIL ESTATE, eonaisting of Two Farms, containing together about 214 Acres, situate in the Township of Sparshott and Hamlet of Westcolt, a very ri ch and fertile part of the County of Berke, in the Immediate vicinity of most excellent Markets; being about three miles from \Vantage, six from Faringdon, thirteen from Haley, fifteen from Oxford. Marlborough, and Hungerford, and sixty-throe from London ; in the occupation of Mr. John King ham, and Mr. Sansuna--at low Rents, amounting to 2801. per annum. . _ _ 'robe stewed by pennimion of the Tenants. Printed Particulani may be had of Mr. Allen, East Hundred, near Wattage; at the principal Inns at Wantage, Wallingford, Paringdon, I Ixford, Reading, Newbury, and Abingdon ; at the Mart ; of Mr. Tuitin, Solicitor, New Bridge-street; and of Win. Manley and Sono, Paternooter.row. FRIA:HOLD ESTATE, MARTIN'S-LANE, CANNON.STREET. B• WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the kith March, at Twelve o'clock, A Valuable and improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, / V consisting of a commodious Orating-house, with Counting house and Stack of Warehouses, in the occupation of Messrs. Joseph ',keen, sen. and Co., on Lease for a Term, whereof Fix Years are unexpired, at a low and old Rent of only One Hundred Pounds per Annum. To be viewed by pertuission of the Tenants. Printed Particulars may be had of William Groom, Esq.Russcli square ; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and bona, Paternoster. row. STOKE NEWINOTON. CAPITAL and I.'Oll3lODlOl'S DETACHED REST. DENCE, with Offices, Coach Houses, Stabling, &Medea', and Ten Acres of Meadow Land, By M'INSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY. April 9 at Twelve o'Clock, A VALUABLE (70PYHOLD ESTATE; consisting 11 of a most substantial and commodious RESIDENCE, , situate in ('hatch-street, Stoke Newington, about 3 miles only from the Royal Exchange, adapted for a large and respectable Family, placed at a convenient remove from the Road, from which it is seieened by a oew Plantation of thriving Shrubs and Evergreens ; containing a capital Eating-rooen, about 23 feet by IS; Drawing. room. Morning Parlour, handsome Entrance Hall paved witt marble, principal and secondary Staircases, five Family Bed ('ham ben, two Dressing rooms, Ladies' Sitting.room. nine secondary and Servants' Chambers, Kitchen, Scullery, Ruder's Pantry, Laundry, 31angling.rouut, and all suitable Domestic Others ; excellent Collaring, &c. Spacious Carriage.yand, with double Coach-house, five-stall Stable, mid Ilarnei.s.tooni. extensive Lawn and gravelled Walks, walled Garden, with Green and Hot houses, &c... Ktrni and Hick yard, with Cow house r.nd Outbuildings, and two Paddocks of rich klendow Lend, the whole containing about Twelve Acres. %jawed by Tickets only, which, with printed Particular*, may be had nt Wutstanicy and Sons, Paternoster-row; Particulars also at the Mart. FREEDDI,D, cOII'HOLD, AND LEAsEIIOLD GRoIiND lirNTs AND INTA—Fs Plaistow, Essex; King-street, Cheapside ; and SaftiOnlhill. Pro. during nearly 230/. per annum. By WINSTANI.LV and SONS.—In May. V ERY valuable, desirable, and improvable ESTATES, consisting of The BLACK LION P1'141.117-H44USE, Three Dwelling- Ilmotten, Thirteen ,Massages, extensive Barden liround, and 2a. 3n. IXr. of rich 31anth Land, all situate at l'laistow, in the Parish of 11'etttliant, and County of Essex, in the serera: occupa tions of Miss Cann, 31essrs. M'Pherson, Illyd ei t e in, B a rnes, and Brooks--Conyhnlel of the Manor of West Ilam. SIX FI(EE11111.1► DII'ELLIN44.IiOCSES and BUILD INt is, being Nos. 141, 142, 143, 144, 14.1. and 141:, Saffron-hill, Holborn, in the several occupations of Messrs. Collett, Waters, ;'owes, lastraned. e. .llto, a LE.VSEHOLD ESTATE, held under the ►lean and Chapter of st. Paul's; contdating of a lheellirg-Ilotote, house, end Premises, situate and being No. It in King-street, Cheapidee, in the offmmitiims of Messrs. Ileathcote, linden, and Co.. and 3lessrs. lituthwsite and Co. The Day of SAC, and further particulars, will be duly notified in this «nil ~thcr VA I.l'A RUE ESTATE. Compri.ing r.car Seventy tcres or capital Lind, between Acton and 'Farnham Green. ily NSTANLEY and EONS, .11 the llart. in May, V Ll' P and lti;ltly EST.‘TE, 11 consiiding it several 10. sof very fertile Meadow and l'astare IiOA. Oa. :NIP. situate in the parishes of failing andlham, between Acton and Turnbull Green, in the County of IlliiMdistot„ and little mom than Mirc miles from Lon -110:I. in the it, eu pinion 11 r. Thomas Eisex„ nn ',ease for a Term wlie:cof to tram, will be unexpired at Mich.clutas next, at the low &int of :MU. p,T annum. I:snoe is held tinder the Bishop of London, at a reserved rent of tit ti per annum. The Day of ' , Ale and further particulars will be duly notified in this and oilier Papers. 11".1111:11011•NE.11AtiElltft'sE.antl itIVII.I,ING-111WSE, MILL-WALL. ITII 131 AI EDIATE I'ItSSESSION. Pilo II:; LET, liy IV I NST.kN LEY and SONS ' on 1,4•A‘0 tor ?c ten. Fon. teen, or l'wtittv-0 ,- ;• I . tartt, a Itriek. 'milt Xt . :11:110USE, Throe Storira •Kli lit /UNE.. ti*NTlNti-11(1 SE. N.e. tnth, Oecnration or Jori.Ttn, si-J.ite on the Itatik of the Thanion„ at .711111-IChil, Poplar: atl.o I tri;k-bußt 1/W F.1.1.1:%“•111 opre,ite. with Ltrge Garticn eltelaling to the Ve:•:fon,l tut.' titteokich Ferry. react. To be %lowed by applling on ;lir Prt uoiae. , , and forther Parti cular* bad of 31r•4ra. 1% arton and Son. Sort cyora, Broad -Erect, itatclir, act' a NViaetanig and ~..it•us, I'at‘r:u4N::•rcir. SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. SURREY, Is the Vlelnky of Bamproo Court Palace, Claremont, &c. COMBO RTA BLS FAMILY R F:S I DENCE , In Complete Repair; with good Garden Offices, Cottages, and Land ; alteip th er about My ACM, T ithe Free, shd Exonerated from the Land Tax. -- - -- By W I NSTA NIMY and SONS. . - --. • • - - -- VERY FUMBLE FREEHOLD AND COPY HOLD ESTATES; consisting of • comfortable and very convenient Residence, most pleasantly situated a short distance from Hampton Court Bridge, at Moulsey„ in the county of Surm, within an easy distinct from Claremont, Kingston, Bushy &c. and only about 14 miles from London ; containing every se commodation for a respectable Family, with a capital walled Gar den, Orchard, Melon Ground, Green-house, Coach-house, Sta bling, &c. Three Cottages, many. Cottage, Baru, Stabling, and Out buildings, and sundry l'ieees or Parcels of exceedingly rich firth anling, Pasture, and Arable Land, is a high state of cultivation, comprising upwards of fifty Acres. To be viewed (Sundays and Fridays excepted) from Eleven to Three, by Tickets only, which, with further Particulars, may be had of Mews. Frame and Best, Solicitors, No. 8, Fig Tree-court, Templet and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. I'ARE. CAPITAL LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, WITH COACH- HOUSE AND STABLING. By W I NSTA and SUNS, A N Excellent and most Convenient TOWN RESI 1-1_ DEICER, in substantial repair, situate on the Western side of Russell.square, adapted for a large Establishment of the first respectability, with suitable Stabling in Keppel illewa , Coach House and Man's Apartments over. for a long term of Years, at a very moderate firound Rent. To be viewed with Tickets, which, with further Particulars, may be had of Winatanley and Sous, Paternoster-row. TO HABERDASHERS, LINEN-DRAPERS, 3IERCERS HOSIERS, &c. AN opportunity now o ff ers for two or three Young Men, with property, to engage in a mom respectable Con cant lin the above line, which has been established upwards of a century. Tbe Premises are large, commodious, and calculated for carry. lag on the above business to a considerable extent. The situation equal to an y in London, with a frontage of nearly 40 feet. Principal/ only will be infoerned of particulars, on application to Wins and tons, Paternoster row ; if by letter, post paid. TO MERCHANTS, HOP-FACTORS, AN!) OTHERS, REQUIRINO SPACIOUS PREMISES. By WINSTANLEV and SONS, ALEASE, for 1 t or 21 years, of a commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in Blackman -street, rough, with Cuach-house Stabling, and very spacious Yards, ex tending to the Dover-ma d, well adapted for any Business requir ing extensive Premises, as the accommodations are ample, and part of the Outbuildings may be converted into Offices, &c. aed equally convenient and suitable for a Medical or Professional Gen tleman. For iurther particulars, and cards to view, apply at No. 10. Pa. WA I.Wt►HMI. SURREY. COMFORTABLE FAMILY HOUSE, WITH LARGE UARI)E\. rro BE LET, on Lease for 14 years, by IVINSTAN 1_ LEY and SONS, a very substantial, commodious, and cheerful D'l4'}:l,l,lNti-111/I'sE, pleasantly situated, No. 1, 'Crosby-row, M'alworth, with a large and excellent GARDEN. The House contains three good sitting rooms, with spacious store closet, oo the ground Hour, seven bedchambers, and a smaller sit ting room, on the ems stories, with kitchens, scullery, tellers, &c. Possession may be had at Lady•day. To be viewed by curds only, which, with further particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Suns, Paternoster-row. 'SUPERIOR SECONIMIAND PIANOFORTES AND HARPS, BY MESSRS. BROADWOODS, TOM KISON, 6.c.—FOR SALE, AN Elegant and brilliant-toned Six Octave Rosewood Cabinet, new within two months, a very superior instrument for tiff guineas, usual price 90 guineas. A very elegant Six Octave Rosewood Cottage, or short Cabinet, quite new, fur 115 guineas, cost li.i guineas. A Six Octave Rosewood Cottage, or short Cabi. net. very neat, by Wornum, for 33 guineas, made only three months. A capital Six Octave Cabinet, of powerful tone, for 11l guineas, cost price 80 guineas. Two capital Six Octave Cabinets, by Tonikison, in perfect condition, for 38 and 40 guineas. A capital Six Octave Cabinet, by Wornum, equal tension, made ex. pressly for New South Wales two months since, 44 guineas, cost till guineas, with others, and a few Small Pianos. Tao elegant Pedal Harps, by Erat and Sons, for 30 and 32 guineas. Apply at No. 20, ilowland-street, Fitzroy-square, private house. N.B. Old Instruments of any description repaired, or received in exchange. OREAT REDUCTION IN SILKS. Rich Gros de Naples, 2s. 3d. per yard, and a 20,0001. Stock of Silks, which, owing to the intended Redaction of the Duty men tioned in the House of Commons, WI L LIA MS and CO., 111, Oxford-street, are deter mined to sell at such sacrifices as will convince Lathes they can at the present time purchase Silks at the rinse prices as when the duty is actually taken off. SOME idea may be formed from the following unpmeticntedly low price s :- Rich Florence Sarcenet ., N. 2d. per yard ; French width ditto, in every new colour, 2s. fad. to 2s. 10d. ; rich wide Taffetas, 3s. Yd. per yard ; stout Sheeting's, 3s. lid. ; rich Gros de Naples, 2s. 3d. ; ditto 3.4ths wide, 4s. 2d. to is.: rich Ducapes, Is. ltd. to is 4d., usually sold at 7s. lid. ; beutiful Silvered Mantuan, from is. 3d. to Ss. fid. • rich Levantines, 36.9 d. figured Gros de Naples, 28.10 d. per yard. Real Irish Poplins ' 20.6 d. to 2s. 11d.; coloured Hotabasinea, 1 7d. tine black ditto, 13d. Fine Cambric Handkerchiefs, it. 6d. per dozen; One Damask Napkins, 65.64. per dozen. barge Breakfast Cloths, 15d. each; Damask ditto, 214. to is. 3d.; large Dinner Cloths, 75. 6d. ; ditto double Damask. 98. 6d. to Ids. 19d. , usually sold at 21s. • beautiful Hamburgh Damask. 4 yanls long 21a. ; 41 long, 26a:9d. ; 5 yards long, 325. to 40s. 6 yards ditto, from 635. to 90s. Fine Irish Linen, fur Gentlemen's wear, 154 d.; stout Irish Sheet. ings, 111 d. • One ditto, 1 wide, lid. to 2ld. ; read German Hol lands, 2 yards wide, from 24.6 d. to 36.6 d. Stout Sheeting', 6d. per yard ; Russia ditto, 10d. to 13d.; real Russia ditto, 21 wide, without a seam, th. Id. to 56 fid.; 3 yards wide, 2".9d. to 3s. 181. Fine Iluckabacks, 9d.; large Diaper Towels, Bs. 6d. per dozen ; Russia ditto, Gs. Ski. - - . - - Large Quilts and Counterpanes, 54. ed. to Os. 9d. each ; Fumi. tore Dimities, W. per yard. Fine Cambric luslins. 12s. per piece of 12 yards; fine Jacco netts, id.; ditto for Gentlemen's Cravats and Ladies' Dresses, 1141. to Idd. A beautiful Assortment of Edinburgh and Norwich Shawls, made expressly for the ensuing season, which can scarcely be dis tin^uished (ruin the original l'acheinere. . _ )1' 1,11.1 A 31 S 31111 CO. (late Richardson), 111, Oxford.street, Cornet of Regent-dints. THE LARGEST. CIIE-IPEST, AND HEST STOCK OF LINEN-DRAPERY IN EUROPE, In now SALE at ARIIVLI.-110USE,_Regent-street. H(1111:E and I.( 111" MA N. IV holt sale I/rapers, who Sell all Goode by the Piece, at Manchester Prices; to enumerate the whole of which would far exceed the limits of an .Idvertisement. A few of their regular prices will shear the decided cheapness of all. flood damask napkins, is. a dozen ; breakfast cloths, 1110. each ; about OM rich damask cloths. from two to ten yards long, beauti fully fine, that area little soiled, to be sold at exactly one.half their original cost ; large Russia towels, 9.. adores' ; glass cloths, as.fid.; mock Russia sheetings, fell yard wide, 6d. a yard ; fine ditto, Ad.; real Russia tine, stout, and full yard and quarter wide, Ild. a yard, well werth 14d. ; line ditto, lad. ; very fine, Ifid. and Iltd.; .15pietes uncommonly stout and very fine. 21d. and 25.; a few piece& the finest imported, from 2s. to 21. Cal. ; three bales of the full width, requiring no seam, 2s. ; fine ditto, 2s. &1., the regular price 3s. *I.; Irish sheeting., :Laths wide, 12d.; stout, I Id. aril 1611.; fine ditto, 2nd. and 2a.; a lo; of 6.4 th ditto, very fine, 2s. 2d. and 2s. 6d. ; seventeen lams of the best linen Ireland ever produced. from od. • yard to is. lid.; stout quality, 12d. and lid. ' • tine, 10d. • very fine. 20d. and 2a. ; beautifully fine and undressed, Si. NI and is. 6d., really worth 3s. tiri.; three cases of German llollands for gentle men's wear, 2s. 6,1. a yard to 6s. lki.; 3.1100 elegant Marseilles' . quilts, full three yards square, 13s. fad.: good large counterpanes, is. Gd. ; coloured ditto, for servants, 3a. dd. ; elbwide calicoes, I.ld. a-yard ; lot of India long cloths. ell wide, 121 6d. a piece. tams; fine undrcsst.4 for shirting, Ills. and Ills. the piece. worth a ard. Fine 11'clsh flannel* and IVitney blankets, 33 per cent off the' winter prices; good moreens. 14d. • yard : finest, IN. ; chintz fur. l i ttiturcit, NI. a yard ; town primed ditto. 12d. ; coloured licinga, rd.; furniture dimities, :lid.; stout linen huckahacks for towels, Bd. to 121 a yard ; a lot of 'good twillsd stunk, tat.; 3:4.1 pieces of tne jac ecnets for dresses or cravats, 15a. the piece ; twenty yards very line, 21s. and 215.. nvrth 2s. a yard ; a few pieces of red India, .12.. a pine ; fine Imba nitills, hoOks, and nairsoolsa ; India deers striped dresses, :N.C. cavil ; India sprig book dresses, 1 . 25. Cal. each. cheap at 2.15.; book inuslins, fad. a yard ; curtain niudins, 6-4th wide, 40. • yard. .1 lot of for and elegant flounced robes. frown 10*. to isles. I'sd. each; shout 341 dozen of French cambric handkerchiefs, 16s. to to :10s. a dozen ; a tine quality, at 21k. and 255. ; an unusually large nwortment of rich tachmere shawls, 'opiate and long, some very hantlsoniv I .lth wide ant! full three yards long, 21s. each ; richly :1, 315.6.1. The richest gros de Naples, sarcencts„ ducapet, levantines, crapes. bombasints. Ac., us wilt as a hcaulicul cheice of the richest tact,. gloves, and ho,.iery—coinhining in ene establishment every article usually sold by Drapers. 31errcrs. 11111M/slashers, or lle.icrs, which saves purchasers the trouble and time of going to hall a dc7c:i shops. An inspection will convince that 11()DGE and 1,()11 - 1.1,.N can and will sell the best goods at lower prices than any retail shop in leoralon. No credit given or abatement tuade, and all goods sold at the priers h,re %perinea. .5 rgol Huse, Itegent.street, three doors from the Argyll Ho mos. Unpaid betters are not answered. S EEPEHS and (4 DEALER:. Alt !equated to 4 '..1` 1 Y E.lcv‘z Counterpanes, Blankets, flannels, Ck s ki nce, Pelisse Orbs, Ihmask Table Cloths, Irish Linens, and Fiend' Cambric& CRAIG and IYOYLY be to call the attenti on of Families returning to Town, to the above-named Articles, which are of the best quality, and will be sold at prices far below any . other House in London. Maneilles Quilts, two and a half yards square, 10s. Gil.; three yards ditto, Ils.; three and a quarter ditto, Ilk. ; three rird a ditto, Ilk.; Cousterpanes, two and a half square, 7s. 141. : larg e size Blankets for the Ponr, is. 2tl. a pair ; extra sire ditto, 7, :id. • 12 bales of Welsh and Lancashire flannels at half-price . Rail; Cloaking, two yards wide, Is. 10d. ri;:r yam'. ; Pelianc Yard-wide Russia Sheeting, lid., very stout, a fine quali•t; 104 d., the full width without a seam, es., Irish diftn. p vd aecl quarter wide, Hid., very stout, Hid. Aid. ; Russia '.lvonng, ifuckaback. 811. a yard. Damask Table Linen, &c..—Breakfrist Cloth., 10;1. etch, yard and half square ditto, 25., tan yards yquare, very hantlmar.,. ; Dinner Cloths, two and half yards long, 7s. ; very hantkorre mask ditto, Os. od., three yards long. 12.5. Gd. ; Naukinv, ry e yd. the dosen, beautiful Damask ditto, I Is. ; Irish •, cf the hest fabrics, beginning at od. a yard ; very stout, is.; lin, ter alOrt , , Illd. to 21d. ; One French Cambric for Frills, 5.. a yard ; ditto Handkerchiefs, His. lid. the dozen. Handsome ('hints F urniture sp. • yard ; a isrgc tpuene.?e- I2d. worth 2s ; Linings in every shade, fat a yard ; : the best quality, 18d. a yard ; Window Holland: of every with . % lower than any other House. The following Goods in any quantity at half their value:—l.:fto pieces Jai:moot, Cambric, and 1 ull Mullins ; 6l!1/ French :mi.:mon, India, and China Crape Shawls ; ten bales of undressed I ..Pmt s and India Long Cloths, with a large Auortincro of Silk :lie:eery, Hosiery, &c. •.• Coane floods for Charities of every description. ('RAIG and D'OYLY'S FAMILY LINE'. 1101%.1-.1, 77, Oxford-street. TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED PAIR OF -- WITNEY BLANKETS, ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED COUNTERPANES AND MARSEILLES QUILTS, AND OTHER LINEN-DRAPERY G(X)DS, Being Pawnbrokers' forfeited Property and Bankrupts' Effects, SELLING OF/ AT _TORN MEDIIURST ' S, Corner of Raleroes- street, Barb Jaw. 117 _ __ J. MEDUURST begs to Inform his }nerds and the Public, that he Is authorised to dispose of his Thousand Eight Hundred Pounds worth of prime (Moods, which will be sold at half the usual Price. J. MEDUIIIIIST particularly recommends the following Anicles to immediate attention Pieces of 4-4th and 7-Bth ORASS. BLEACHED IRISH LINEN, very strong, 10d. ayard ; beau tifully fine and particularly stout, Is. per yard ; the finest quali t y at Is. 6d. pee same as generally sold at 4a. 6d. per yard ; a large quantity of bome-spun Sheeting, at fd. per . yard ; real Ruse 9 wiz IL Per and large sire Blankets at 4s. a pair • Counterpanes soiled only in one fol d , fit for four-post beds, 9s. 64. each ; twilled and plain Stairs, 3d. per yard • excellent black and coloured Bou t . basins, 9d. per yard ; figured and plain Lustres, only 10d. pa yard ; Cambric and Jacconet Muslii.s, yard and half wide, at sd per yard ; Sprigged, Checked, and Corded Mullins, at SA. per yard ; full-width black, twilled, and plain Sarcerets, 2s. per yard; real Chintz Furniture', warranted fast colours, 64. per yard ; Calico, Id. per yard ; beautiful ell-wide India Longeloth, 6d. n e e yard • Prints, 3d. per yard ; superfine, and quite new patterns, Bd. per yard ; yard and half-wide wore-in Cotton Shawla, 9d. each ; 700 Silk Shawls and Scarfs, at 7s. 6d. each, worth six times ths money • a lot of Silk Handkerchiefs, at 2s. 6d. each ; real Welch 'Flannel, 44d. a yard ; Bed Ticks, that will wear for twenty years, only 6d. per yard. Men's and Women's Stockings, to be sold three pair for Shilling. Yard and half wide Table Linen, double the substance gene. rally to be met with, at Is. per yard ; also several hundred rich Ile.. mask and Diaper Tablecloths, somewhat soiled, at half-price ; the. whole warranted sound, and suitable for Families of the first re sprctabi 1 ty. _ - _ - r Obaene; at J. MEDIIURST'S, Corner of Rederors.sTert, Barblaw. CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS. &c. THE CAJEPUt 0 POD E LIX )C.—Cajeput is the basis of this Opodeldoc, has been long - highly esteems 4 on the Continent, as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, Spasmodic Affections, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffness, and Enlargement of the Joints, Sprains, Bruises, and 1 / a ffirm ; and the experience of late years, in 'England, proves that it merits the high character given of it by the moa t eminent in the profession, in three obstinate can. plaints. Being combined in the form of Opodeldoc. it is tendered more penetrating, and consequently much more efficacious as as exterr.al application. Rubbed upon the skin, by means of Kennel, or the warm hand, it allays morbid irritation of nerves, invigorates the absorbents, and accelerate, the circulation. Sold in bottles, at Is. I id. and 2s. od. by Butlers, Chemists, 1. Cheapside, St. Paul's, and 220, Regent-street, (near the Argils Rooms,) London ; Waterloo-Om, Edinburgh ; Saekvii,e-street, Dublin ; and by the prinoipal Medicine Venders throughout the United gin g dom. N.II _lie carefel to ask for " Butlers' l'ajeput Opodeldoe." A REAL BLE.S , ;ING TO MOTHERS. ------- - - - - - - - IT is pleasing to observe the immediate relief that is afforded to suffering Infants by that blessing to Mothers. THE AMERICAN 8001'11ING SYRUP, the efficacy ct 1 which is daily adding to the great number of Children relieved from be extreme pains of Dentition. The following Case is that of the Child of Mr. Pam, No. Duke's-buildings, Biriuingham, who., at the age of two years, was brought to such a state in cuttirg its back Teeth, that it was germ over by two Physicians, they taking it for an inflammation on the chest :—On the arrival of Mrs. Johnson's books at the above place, a friend conveyed one to the mother of the child, thinking it might be its teeth; on feeling the child's gums, they were obsened to be very hard, and much swelled. When the father came home to dimmer, be fetched a bottle of the Syrup, which was applied to its gums. The next morning the Doctor au surprised at the ti nes pecteel change that had taken place, the child being on much bet" and in a few days was quite welL To be had, wholesale and retail, of Johnson and Co. 2i. York place, City.road; and, by their appointment, of all principal Me dicine Venders in town and country, at 2.1. Vd. per bottle. CAUTIOII.—None are genuine unless signed on the Stamp with Mrs. Johnson's own handwriting, as there are several spurious sorts. 4",'. I MITH'S CAMBRIAN ESSENCE, for giving the ►1.7 true WESTPHALIAN or IVOOD.SMOKE fla‘,.ur to all kinds of MEAT, whether Hams, Tongues. Bacon, Beef, or kish, while it cuotribu ten essentially with the salt to the preserva tion of the article from decay : and as no heat is used in tits pro ms, it is on this account much less liable to become rusty, ur to lose in weight, while the flavour will prove decidedly superior to that given by the ordinary method of smoking in a chimney or smoking-house. This useful article is now tint advertised for pub lic sale, under the assurance, from an experirnce and sale of seve ral years, that it will perfectly answer the above description. It may be had of many of the most eminent Oil and Italian warehouses, with full directions attached to each bottle, and is parti cularly recommended to the notice of private families, as the hest and moat economical process yet discovered. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors. Edward Smith and Co., Chemists, Ac., 21. Haymarket; also by Atkinson, .1,2, ():toed-street; Day and Co., I iracecherch-street ; Homewood, 47n. Strand ; Mt, headenhall-street ; Ir. Neighbour, 131, High Holborn; A. and 1. Sterry, Borough; and Sturge and ;on, Newington-Butts. In atone bottles, 2s. each. IMPORTANT I NFORMATION. rilllE most invaluable Discoveries are frequently op . posed in their progresa to celebrity, by prejudice and unbes lief. I'hc Amateurs of personal attraction arc earnestly invited to a proof of unparalleled excellence, by the use of ROWLAND'S KA IN1)011, a Cosmetic of vital importance to the support of Fo male loveliness. Powerful of effect, yet mild of influence, this admirable specific possesses Dais:mule properties of surprising energy. It eradicates Freckles, Pimples, Spots, Redness, and all Cutaneous Eruptions, gradually producing a Delicately Clear and Soft Skin : transforms even the most sallow Complexion nto Radiant Whiteness; resists the scorching rays of the Sun ; successfully opposes the attack of inclement weather, and renders harsh and rough skin beautifully soft, smooth, and even ; imparts to the Neck, Face, and Arms a Healthy and Juvenile Illoom ; difftises a pleasant Coolness, and by due perseverance in the application of ROW' 1..1 MD'S liA1.1"1/01t, promotes a free and uninterrupted exercise of those important functions of the Skin, which are of the utmost necessity for the preservation of Health and the attainment and continuance of a lieautlfid Complexion. The K.IINISOR is equally indispensable in the Nursery as at the Toilet. Perfectly innoxious, it may lie used by the most nelicam Lady, with the assurance of safety And efficacy. To Bothers Nursing their offspring, it gives, in all eases of incidental inflam mation, immediate relief ; cools the mouth of the Intant. Mance' internal pleasure in the act of adniinisterirg nourishment. _ To Gentlemen whose Fares are tender after shaving.—.l great infelicity which attends the operation of Shaving, is the irrhation ot the Skin; many liertlemen set* r greatly front this cause. PAIL land's Kalvdor will be found excellent beyond precedent in amelio rating and allaying that most implcrsant ser.sution. It removuo unpleasant harshness of the Skin, occasioned l.y intense solar Heat or ('old \Finds ; and thus to the Traveller, whose avocations ex pose him to various change of weather, proves an infallible specific a prompt resource—and as conducing to canithrt, a pkasing pendage and ir.valuable sequisition.—Pw.ronired by the Ilrincvas Esterhary, the Persian Ambassador, and recommended by the most: Eminent of the Faculty.. Finally, it is the most beneficial prepays lion of ary extant, and should be a Cade tlt ttnt fur evcry Sold in Half-pints, ct Ss, fid. ; and Mins, at ;Is. CI each. duty included, by the sole Prop:ictom..l. HOW I.d. Nll a d St) N. 20, Ilattor.-gartien, Holborn, London ; anti by appoirtment, by M. Ilendrie, Tictihorne-street ; Nutyth, 117, liattie acd Pierce. 17, I). Itigge, 35, New fond-street; Parley and Blew, eueksput street ; Sann'r, 1:10, Ottind-street ; !tern a.iti Co. 17. Greek street; Butlers, 4, ('licapside, and 2•211. litg:nt-street ; Helene), Hatton-garden; Bishopsgatc.strect • .1. T. Kim. It,, Cheat:side ; Tsite, 41, Johnston, l'orabilf; Edwin's. (.4. St. Paul's liurch-yar I: Sutton, Row Church. yard; Burgess, al. Holborn - hill; Lose, Pmut, 2'29, Strand; payday ant. Sors. iii. Fleet-market; S:raellitig and Nix, Royal Exchange; and by west l'erfutners and Medi mne Vedders. . . ....... /)Incise, none are genuine without the t.ignaturo—A.l34)W• 1..1 ND and SON. Printed THE ItR I T ISI I PRESS Office, by J. W. t!AaLso7l, ItIl ; *mud; awl ralislAl /1 . It. CA.NAVNI szlrc ~.~ ~ ice■ .' No. ( it=i E STE' above obj upwards of foci awerod, they hav , AVM of proper 'rickets issued re failed. The Su they' may hereof Plink ; but fiat provided for, the admitted without Noy be made to e I Diane ow Tab Labs who an Seveir ull Subser_iytions was. Baseln. at the Bar of the THIS EVE. CONCHA sionikr Private Boxes I at t► mi. A P Box grads. 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