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tl , - I. o ' ' •:-..-- O' l ~, ,D ~, r ' j _. Tbt orittO itlrtorpo 4.1 1 It. 'acted tern io goin g r. Ana fie. Ind No. 6,851. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l7, 1824. Price 7d. EX(ISE-OFMFICE S , ALE, OLD BROAD-STREET. it I)%r Ordcr . ofth! lionorrahte the Commissioners ' Ai, 13 Monty s Exesse Revertir,in a xpactous Ronn, at the Chic Mike, tad Broad-weft, on W E It NEXT. the 17th, THURSDAY, the lath, and FRIDAY, the 19th of Noventbet , lilt, at One o'clock each day precisely, Several Quantities of Foreign Wine, • ti Din and Com pounds. Raw Spirits, Vinegar, Conyers, Stills, Lead, Pewter, Iron, Tithe, Casks, Utensils, An excellent Tobacco Cute ting kingir.e and Pros, &c. MR. FAUNTLEROY. TANY intelligent la t r -n ts h av i ng expresse d a d es i re t o 1/4„ recommend Mr. Fauetieroy to mercy oa a different ground to what has hitherto been suggested—namely, because they consider that the punishment o f death for Forgery ought to be abolished ; a Petition has accordingly been prepared, embodying this sentiment the same is now lying for signature at the same places in London as the other General Petition, as under. The Inhabitants of any Provincial Town, who are of opinion that the law is too severe in the case of Forgery, have now the opportunity of expressing that opinion by preparing and transmitting to London a Petition similar to the following : " To TIIL KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. " We, the undersigned, most humbly and respectfully beg per. *Maslen to state, that we consider the Criminal Laws of this country to be far too s e v e r e , an d t h e pun i a l iment i n many ins•ances unjustly apportioned, especially in those ease. where the offender who deprives another of his property is doomed to suffer the tame ignominious death as the deliberate murderer. And firmly hoping that the Legislature will, in its wisdom and humanity, very speedily reveme and ameliorate the Criminal Law, so that the punishment of death may no longer be attached to the crime of Forgery; we most humbly and earnestly supplicate your Gracious Dlajesty that the unfortunate Mr. Ifenry tauntleroy may not be added to the number of sufferers under what we consider 44 un. necessarily severe and cruel law." It is requested that all Petitions on behalf of the above unfor eu late Gentleman may be forwarded to Mr. FORBES, No. 6, }lly-Plarr. Holborn, or to Mr. HARDIER, 87, Hatton-garden, on or before THURSDAY NEXT, that the same may be for. we rdedro the Office of the Secretary of State, as it is expected that his Majesty and the Privy Council will meet on FRIDAY neat, to r VgiVC the Recorder's report ow his awe. Petitions will lie for signature at the following places, until Tharsday next at Three o'Clock : Mr. Forbes's Office, No. 8, Ely-plate. Holborn. Illr. Harnier's t H&c, 117, Hatton-garden. Tho Percy Cotilv.house, Itathlione-place. The Dispatch Office, 131), Fleet-street. Wine and Spirit I . ompany's Office, 16, Strand. 'lemon's Cornbill. Messrs. Clamming and Co. 5, Beech-street, Barbican. Moms Tavern, Kennington. No. NW;. Regent -street, Ocard-street. Angel Inn, II igh-street, I slington- Gran Tavern. l'imlico. Swan Tavern, Sloane-street, Chelsea. New Gbibe Tavern, Mile End-road. flicks. grocer, 2, North-street, Lambeth. Catherine Wheel Inn, Borough. Mr. Leader's, coachniaker, lVell-street, Oxford-street. Museum Tavern, Illatkfriars-road. Donaldwin's Library, Brighton ' • and at Most of the principal Cities and Towns in England. BALES BY AUCTION. Tansorrow, the 18th inst. will be published, in 1 vol. Bvo. price lOs. R EC°LLECTIONS OF THE LIFE OF LORI) IIYRON, from the year lOW to the end of 11111; detailing the Progress of his Literary Career, la his several publications 4t the English Bards, Chikle Harold, the Corsair. Re.; *LA exhibit ing bine:sew character and opinions. Taken fr.irn Authentic Docu ments, in the possession of the Author. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZA 17'E. re i t with Noe if FREEHOLD IN THE CITY OF LONDON, AND LEASEHOLD , LAMBETH. By Mr. 81IUTTLEWORTIL At the Mart. TATS DAY. at 11, in Two bate. Lot I. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. com prising a spacious commodious Dwelling-hoase, large Warehouse and Premises, most advantageously situated im mediately opposite the New Courts of Law and Offices of the Com missioners of Bankrupt, io Basinghall.stmt, in the occupation of very respectable Tenants. at Nett Rents, antounting to One Hundred and Sixty.tive Pounds per Annum. Lot. t. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE., comprising Font neat Dwelling-houses and Premises, situated Nos. 17, 111, 39, and 411, in Ely-place, South Lamhzth, a short distance (r u m New Church at Kennin ' mon, held on Lease for u 6 Years unexpired. at a Ground rent, and producing a net income of Fiwty-two Pounds per Annum. )lay be viewed, and part . .. Wars had of Nlesani.Dennett,fireares, naxendale, and Tatham, Solicitors, King's Armslard, Coleman street; of Messrs. Young and Thompson, Solicitors. Charlotte row, opposite the Mansion-house; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shut tleworth, No. 211, Poultry. BANKRUPTS ........ -.- Charles Baker, Ratcliffe-high A ay, grocer, to su milder N , 'veia. ber 20, 27, and Ihicember 28, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Coast, Solicitor, filr. Baddeley, Leman-street. Goodman's-fields. Robert Tebbutt, Cock-hill, Stepney, cheesemonger, Novembre 20, at eleven, 30, at twelve, and lkoembev VI, at one, at the 1144 k. rupt' Court. Solicitor, Dlr. W. G. &maneld, Chatliatustitere„ Blackfliars. • Join fleabites, &mad, bookseller. November 20, 27, and Ors ember 20, at twelve ' at the ...nan%rupte Court. soneiter, Mr, Ruche, Chnties-street,Covent.gardcn. Thomas Oliver, Park-place, Regent's-park, stare-master, 1'42.• 'ember 20. 17, and December 2R, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court, Solicitor, Mr. llallett, Northumberland...tract, New.rowi. Maim Solomon Great Prescott -street, liondman's-lichis, hard. warernan, November 23. 20, al:41 December 23, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, 31r. llutchison, Crown-court, Threadneedle-street Richard Francis, Wencloar-.pare, hat.mativr, November s t , and December 4, l, at twelve, at the lisniero pis' Court. toAlcitoras Mears. Brawn and Marten, Commercial sale.rooins, 31inchin• lane. Joseph Brown, Rochdale, lencalltre. innlw•lder. Ntreember'29, 30, an,. December 20, at &ven e. at th White Bear let, Piccadilly. Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. Samuel Appleby, Gray's Inn-square and Mr. Joseph Whitehead, FonEtritn-street, 31ien:le:1;er William 1101, Greenfield, Flintshire, pare mar uteet.scr,Urs cemb..r 1,2, and 2R, at nine, at the office of Mr. Alexsrler Kay, Brown-rreet, Manchester. Solicitor, Mt. Alectiolez Ka. Brown street, Manchester. By the hue K. C. DALLAS. Esq. To which is prefixal, an account of the circumstances leading to the suppression of Lord Byron's Corretpondence with the Author, and his Letters to his Mother, Ikely announced for pablication. Also, a Report of the Lord Chanctiler's Decision in the cause ifobbouse and Hanson n. Dallas and others. to 46 to 4, 4 lo 494 carer, Salt. Soap. candoa, 'razor, lams. .Priateil Calico, silt aril cotton Handker . • to 71, to 7., to se, Loniion printed for Cliszles Knight, Psfl_tosll East. Very shortly will be publishetl. in I vol. gm. with a Chart, &c. T RAVELS in the REPUBLIC of COLOMBIA, in WI and ISM a 21, to 34, By N. " Vre have before us an intelligent Traveller, an at-curate ob server, and one wholly disengaged from the ',pith of party. He ea. plum the most populous ond productive provinces of the rew Em pire, and communicates to us the interesting remarks he has made upon the physical aspect and appearance of the different regions; upon the population, the mannow and the genius of the inhabitants: upon the agriculture and the mineral wealth upon the history of the Revolution which has reacted those vast dominions from the grasp of Spain ; upon the character, the resources, and the suoposcrl designs of the leaders most renowned in this struggle."—juiartial des Delius. to 44 to 46 Prar L.,: Blinds. Hoe, tieneva, Mush, In Lots, to suit • Samples of the Spirits, Coffee, Soothe loth to the 16th of Not ihad r the morning* of sale, th twelve o'clock, where l'ataloguee to Ik to 44$ to 44$ rarious Purchasers. &c. to be seen at the Warehouse, vember. from ten till two o'clock ; sat day's sale only. from ten till may be had, at 6d. each. STOKE NEWINGTON. EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE, WITH GAR DENS. PLEASURE GROUNDS, AND MEADOW fly Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, At the Mart, THIS DAY. at 12, by order of the Adminietratrix, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, ASpacious Substantial Leasehold Family RESI DENCE, with casch-hosew, nobles, yard. &e. ; capital walled gardens, delightful pleasure grounds, green-house, fish pond, fnom yard, outbuildings. and lheadnw land, comprising al. together upwards of seven ROTS, eligibly situated in Church. street, Stoke Newington, the late residence of ROBERT REl'll.l., EN. deceased. . to lie to Hi to Be i wl4 to 2g e to yw to los is toi - London : printed for Charles Knight, Tall-most Bost }JAMES IVAI'F.R I'UTIPANY ; for providing the Metropolis with a erinstant and unlimited supply of Water ut aria and unexceptionable quality. COUNITTVE or MAIIMIEMTVT. The Right Bun. the 14)111) MAYOR. Sfr Edwin! Banks W. Routh, Esq. Thom.. Brunton . , Eq. Edmond W. Rundell, Esq. James Burton, Lsq, Robert Slade. Esq. 4; hades Calvert, Esq. 11. P. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. William Stanley Clarke, Esq. W. Thompson, Esq. N.P. awl William Crawshay, Esq. Alderman. Walpole }:yre, Esq. John Fan, Timins, Esq. R. T. J. Glyn, Esq. Colonel Trench, M.P. W. Grenftill. Esq. John Tullock, Esq. Thomas Hand's:. Esq. W. Venables, Esq. Alderman. Thomas flood. Esq. (.eo. B. Whittaker, Esq. lienrge Cyan. Esq. Samuel Williams. Esq. Rich. Mee Raikes. E.g. Thomas 'Wilson, Esq. Robert Rickards, Esq. - ------ lIKK)ES, NEW WORKS, AND NEW EDITIONS OF POPULAR Published by JOHN 1211.1311Piii.85. NEWOATE-STREET, from Hullywn-bars. The !louse cvntains eight bed-chamber.. dressing rooms, capital drawing mid dining rooms, library, hreakfiug room, principal and second suitcases, domestic offices or every description, double coach house. tour stall stable, and convenient outbuildings. grim: STUDENTS LIBRARY, • series of correct, A_ elegant, and cheap Editions of the most popular Rooks in the Dig!Wl Icanguage, each comprised in one volume octavo. Itr. BLAIR'S SFR HONS, &LIM. Dr. BLAIR'S LECTURES on RHETORIC. as rd. st e t 11 7i V le 21 4 May be ♦iewed with Ticlien. which, with Particulars, may he of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28. Poultry. Particulars nyty also be had of Messrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch. and Merchant, Solicitors, 9, Carcy-street, Lincoln's Ina ; at the Mart; and on the premises. ABSOLUTE REVERSIONS TO VALUABLE COPY. BOLD ESTATES, . . _ ______ ..„_ BROWN'S N'S DICTIONARY of the BIBLE. 9s. sd. CA MPRELL'S PH HA /SOPPY of RHETORIC, is. DE 1.01,HE on the CONSTITUTION, Ss. DOLDSMITICS HISTORY of ROAI E. 7*. GOLDSMITH'S HISTORY of GREECE, 7s. Dr. JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY. Ss. rd. JENNINGS' JEWISH ANTIQUITIES, es. LOCKE on the I7NDE RsTA NDI NG, Its. 64. LOCKE on GOVERNMENT. 816 BISHOP MASSILON'S SERMONS, Bs. NEWTON on the PROPUECIES, As. HORNE on the PSALMS, fn. BISHOP PORTEUS'S LECTURLS, 6s. SHAKSPEARE'S PLAYS. 14s. SHERLOCK'S DISCOURSES. 9s. to 3b to ft a-4 to -.4 Equal to Freehold (the Fine being small and certain), and to the Dividends arising from 4.5481. 12s. MI. New Four per Cents. By Mr. SHUTTLEWOKTII, Lit ow [qua to luive 'Lich ad small. Lid imam rc Ve4l Pak t in its BAN - , Glyn, Milli. and Co.; and Sir tiding, and Hodson. At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12, in Three Lots, unless an accept able offer is previously made by Private Contract. THI 7 . AI39OLeTE Iit:VEIL: 4 I 0N to valuable COPY -1101.1) ESTATES at High Fate. egos! to Freehold (the Fine being small and certain), comprising Nine neat Brick Dwell ing Ilona* with Front Shops, Yard, Gardens, and Outbuildings, situate in front and in the preferable part of High street. High. gate, being the whole of Yeary's-row. Also Two Tenements be hind the same, and Four nest Dwelling Houses. with Front and Back Gardens, situate near the five mile stone, opposite %Voodland place, Highgate. The Premiss are chiefly let on lease, at low rents, producing a net annual income of 297 L 11M. ; to which valu able Properly the purchaser will become entitled upon the extinc tion of Two Lives, one a Lady aged 73, the other a Gentleman aged 54. Also the REVERSIONARY INTEREST of a Gentleman aged 32 (whose life is insured) with DIVIDENDS arising from 4.54111. l" +. Phi. NEW FOUR PER CENTS., provided he sur vives a Lady and Gentleman each in their 72d year. Partizulars may be had of Mr. James, bohemia., Bucklersbury at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shattleworth, N 0.28, Poultry. R. C. Glyn. Mills, Handl %Vatter Stirling, 10101 INFER 31r. Philip Taylor. 110 TEL DIRAUDIER, 48, BAY3IARKET. DEPARDON has the honour to inform the Nobi ifi• lily and °entry who have hitherto patronised his Establish ment, that considerable additions and improvements have been made, tending to the comfort at•.d accommodation of visitors, and that an extra Force-room has been opened from 133, Jermyn-street. Parties may be accommodated with private Dinner Rooms. N.D. Foreign Wines of the finest quality. JOHN WESLEY'S SERMONS, N. 15.1. s,• The Works of Pr. Paley, and other eminent Writers, will shortly he inciuded.—Of whom also may be had, the following ele gant editions of the most popular Authors. 1. The WORKS of Dr. W. ROBERTSON. comprising the Histories of scotland, the Reign of the Emperor Charles the Fifth. of America, and of Ancient India. A New Edition, with the Lira of he Author. By the Rev. Robert Lynam. A. 31. Chaplain of thet Magdalen. Elegantly printed in twrlce volumes foolscap octavo, and illustrated by seven new Maps, by Hall, and three fine Portrait!. 40s SOLICITORS Mown. Freeman anti Ileathcorm All communications on the buuncok of the Compiny to be ad iltogni w the Committee of Management the Thames %Voter tompany, at Mena. Freeman sod Hatboxes, Coleman-street. lIIs 44 Ss 4t Ct/LLIER DOCK, ISLE OF DOGS. THE Original Prospectus and Plan, as delivered into Parliament in 1813, by Francis Fortune, and also the pre sent net' (of which notice is given in the Gazette), are to be had, and every information given on this interesting subject, by apply ing at the Of f ice, 2: , Lombard -street, from Elevun to Three o'Flnek. /\IM)I4 IItrTEL, ALBEMARLE-STREET. MARY lIIT(3R2OCK returns sincere thanks for twenty-one years patronage, during which she has con ducted this Hotel for the benefit of herself and her Children. She entreats ecnntinuance of the favours of the Nobility and Gentry. 31. H.'s Son (C. Hitchcock) lust opened another Ht-use in Albe • marle-strret. under the name of the "Saint George's Hotel." in appearance similar but in no way connected with her Establish ment ; and as mistakes are in consequence continually occurring. 31. H. would ho obliged by Ladies and Gentlemen who intend coming to her House. to be particular in being set down at the London Hotel, as it happens, when families generally direct to be taken to " Hitchcock's," the postboys, for certain reasons, inva riably drive to Saint George's Hotel. 2. The I I ISTO RY of ENGLAND, from the Invaidon of Jahns Cwsar to the Death of George the Second. By David Hume. and Dr. Smollett. New stereotype edition in sixteen volumes 13m0., embellished with elegant Portraits of the Authors. Price 411 s. 3. The 31141:IAA NEOITS WORKS of Dr. SMOLLETT. comprising Roderick Random, Peregrine Pickle, Platys. Poems, Count Fathom, Expedition to Carthrigena. Sir Launcent (heaves. Travel. through France and Italy. II iimphry Clinker, and Adven tures of an Atom, with the Life of the Author, and a Portrait. A new e,li lion, twelve volumes, foolscap (seism. Ms. This Dock will lower Coals more than the duty, cause a regular supply, and clear the River; and being constructed on grass land, it requires no compensation, and the site being low, little excava tion; the mat will consequently be moderate. The Dividend on NW. Sham will produce the value of eight ebaldrons of coals. *ails Shares are swerved for Winckee NANClS FORTUNE. loe). 4, Si Ss 111 IMPROVED RENT OF £2L 4s. PER ANNUM. By Mr. SIIIITTLEWORTII. At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, Dec. I, at 12, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Stockdale, AN IMPROVED RENT of 62!. as. PER ANNUM, amply secured and Waling out of an excellent Residence and Premises, 11, ‘Vestbourne-terrace. Bayswater, Paddington. Particulars may be had of Andrew Edge, Esq. Essex-street, Strand; of Mr. Neele, Solicitor, 342, Strand; at the Mart; and of Mr.Sbuttleworth, 211, Poultry. for Li Kan) to ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS. lAN SUNDAY, Nov. 21, FOUR YOUNG WOMEN, ILI late Orphans of this Charity, who have faithfully served thew Apprenticevltlps, will attend to return public thanks, Morning and Evening. The Sermon in the Morning, will be preached by she Rev. 11. HARNAGE, A. 31. alternate Morning Preacher; and that in the Evening by the 11ev. HENRY WHITE, A.M. the Evening Preach= EDWARD poss. Secretary pro ton. 4. The WORKS of SA NiI'ELT:IOIINSON, LL.D. A new edition. including many articles not inserted in former editions. Elegantly prirted in twelve volumes IRmo. 36a. ••• The are Work printed in foolscap Rvo. 21. M. h. The PLAYS of WILLIAM SITAKSPEA RE, with Glos sary, Notes, &e. New Edition, elegantly printed with a large type, on fine wove paper, and embellished with a portrait, ten volumes 12mo. 38s. "EIGHT HUNT/RED TO ONE THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM. To be Disposed of, for Three Thousand I l uineas, a pmtitable ESTA BUSH M ENT, with Steam Engine, Machinery, Lighters, Boats. and Appurtenances, and a •aluable Contract now in progress. The employment is of a gen tlemanly nature. The payment of the purchase-money will be rendered easy; and any young Gentleman of ability and character will find this an advantageous investment. Particulars mny hr had by application to 111 r. SHUTTLE WORTH, No. 28, Poultry. Lk:AIit:HOLD ESTATE, Bertford-etreet. 11a fair, producing 13111.Aeor Annan. By Mr. SDUTTLEWORTD. At the Mart, en WEDNESDAY, Dee.l, at IL. Great care has been taken to render this edition of the Plays of our immortal Bard as valuable as possible. The text is most care ful!i printed from the copy corrected by Steevens (wliiat lint been published in twenty-one volumes octavo); and acco mpanying the Plays are Roar's Account of the Life and \l'r ' Ka of Sltakt... mare, Dr. Johnson's celebrated Preface, and his Remarks on emit Play. Also, to render the inexhaustible mines of this Author more easy to be explored, all obsolete words and obscure sentiments are explained by Notes and a Glossary. 111. Od -4N Me Od 443 &I L 1 Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE. 'comprising a spacious substantial FASIILY RESIDENCE, advanta geously situate No. 34, llertford.street, Mayfair. a short distance from Park-lane, in the occupation of Lady Isabella 'Ratchford. The Howe contains numerous bedchambers, spacious handsome dining and drawing rooms, breakfast parlour, good entrance hall, stone stairs, kitchen, domestic ufficesof every description, and cel laring. The Estate is let on lease, which expires at Christmas, 111 N, at a nrt rent of 130/., and is held for a term of 34 years unexpired; ground rent LIM. net improved rent 1301. May be viewed ten days previous to the sale by leave of the tenant, when particulars may be had of Messrs. Lan,: and Rennet, Solicitor', Lawrence Pountnephill ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. • 7/ GI l'h 71 70 121 Os ivir R. SEPTIMUS PROWETT, Bookseller and Pub / lather, la Removed to No, ZS, OLD BOND-STREET, the Premises lately occupied by 11!! Robert Triphook, Bookseller. Just publislicd, 8. SIIAKSPEARK'A PLAYS, with the Preface of Dr..Tahn_ son, and a copious Glosiiary, complete in one eleguit volume, royal octavo, printed by Maurice, and embellished with forty en. graving% on wood from Thurston's design>, and a tine portrait. The text of this edition has been collated with the standard editions of Johnson and Steevens. 14.. .3d i. 704 id 78s Oi 82s Si Iris id •4 1 7d to 84 to Its . a• to 3. Od tu !Id to —d to 2 1 )1 1 to '12,1 to ift:tl to 21. 1 1 to ltd to z'a to 2tAl to I'.l to to to ?Id CE. 394 041 41 1 $ 911 arroxL • portitni Icas I" coo‘crt most sp • purpeuc. or about %r!, ire t.%% COI 4EI at tl.c a a . on vin match for ween tw.o tleccasou that tar ;tree, and a corliv . Ira' distl'• A at Glaq it the lakt fifth Pen irr, to Jut ur Cht . fool rt. ('. *tr. endrd (row M r s. a'l u I 7 1n1"' Val- Witty A r two Jilt. after lo. .C•i11. 101 It 010' FUND FOR REB(III,DT NG THE WISTMINSTER HOSPITAL CAI NT MARGARET'S CH ['Reif „ Westminster, 0 having undergnwe an entensive repair, will be RE-I /PEN ED m SUNDAY 11101 IN ING NEXT. the 2lst Noventber instant, when a Sermon will lie preached therein by the Very Rev. Robert Stevens, OD. Dean of 'Rochester, in aid of the shove Fond : on which occasion two Anthems will be sang by two Young Gentle men, of the Choir at Weidniinster Abbey, and :Hews. (Midden and IlUfrCaSik. The Organ by Mr. J. 11. Sale. In the course of the Service, Mr. J. B. Sale and Mr. li. sale (Organist of St. licaeges. Hanover-square), will perform the Anthem as composed II Mv. Almond for the Coronation of his present Majesty. Divine Service will begin at Eleven o'Clock precisely. Subscriptions and benefnetions will be thankfully received by }lnn. im a m, Bankers, 11,1 i-street ; the Treasurer, George: Aunt, 1 r.i.i. Noel House. Kensington; the Secretary and Receiver, .1, Abingdon-streer, IVestminstcr ; and by the Apothecary, at the Heaps!, James-street, near Buckingham-gate. - CHARLES IN/NMALL, Secretary and Receiver. A NNI. , IT I ES AND IA )A N. THE Commissioner,' of Sewers for the Limits extending from East Illouldsey in Surrey, to itarensbeene in Kent, are :rairous of obtaining the Sum of &ow wiz. 4,0001. by nay of An nuity en Lives, and a like Sum by way of Loan ; the annuity or aartst to be secured by half-yearly payments, upon the rates made by the according to the provisions of certain Arts Parliament ratting to the execution of the said Commission, within pars of the before-mentioned Limits; and the Commis sion,. win meet at the Sessions Home Newington, on WED NF:sDA Y, the 24 t h d a y o f Novembe r instant, at Eleven for ratite o'clock at noon preeiwely, to receive Proposals from any i' or Person. wilting to advance any part of the Sum not being tvs than 3004 Pmposala aiming the age of the Lite or Lives, the Som to be •irracd and the Annuity requirtd, and the period for phich the •+mc may bo ai.k I tai be advanced (not leas than seven or ten 'tan), may be forwarded to the II lerk at any time before the day awing, nr the Commimioners may be attended at the time and liar 2:oTeMill. The ouimissiancrs will have the Securities prepared at their f xpen.r. . . Fanner informa:im may be obtains : by application at the soros IMErr, Ikruloothey. _Sur. Ifi . 1:T.I li. 1/11EW. jun. Clerk. RISE OF ST( WKS !!! Plqi, of the Ohl State Lottery Ofti:rs, No. 4. Corn. and 9, ('haring-cross, respectfully rally the attention of Mends., the Public, to the new Lottery Scheme, which • • Taw Prin.. of MAW., Two itf INtilkinf., and various other ' • •:•• .%11 the PTI/Cll, with the exccpzion of the Two of 311,11001., Money, those Two arc part Three per l'ents., but •1i w conlitki4 of the increstaig calve of the Public Funds, guarantees to the Purchasers at his (Wires, should he sell • hairs, to pay them ta the r.te of 1001. Jloney for or should the Thrt e p: r Cents. then be above • • • i• take their S• .ek —conskal.te.ktly, Adventurers Intrit !wale Irving partly composed of Stock. \{ - hen Irish fintltl his rcasan tOr introducing 3COM/. liseduse he generally sol,l ti !•11?, and the result has orr , cr. as he sold, is the Scheme just decided, No. - . itl:01.1411/.; one-quarter of which was sold in bon '''. o.l...ii ttutt i r at 3t a i t hdon,. one-quarter nt Ilawtry, one-eighth one.ststeenth in Edinburgh, and one-sixteentlt in Li ltidi slew ?vold right other Capitals drawn the same day !be Kt.-Ming 31ontlt (Cle:ol•ort he sold Not. On and ''-• Two Priz, of 2iidnuif., and I.: miter I 'vitals, which were • • 'Ted nil r earitnin parts of tit, I 'laird Kingdom, the particu • - r.hiner mt• too rnlantinotts to nlcal;.m. Itish is now seilirg Ns tr Santa., Tickets and Shares oil a most advantageous Adventurem as the I 'fiance of a %Elude Ticket may old ',hilt,. obtained for less than W., and a Sixteenth for less than and, for these trifling sums, both the '20,0001. • "'ht he obtained, and all the other Capitals may be. Schemes • i••,co.lent Plan may be had gr a ti s . —Th e Lottery draws and oust 31” nth. aeknowicii,i efficacy of GIFFORD'S LO ZENGi...-; for 11)1'1:11i , . HOARSENESS, and ' !: 11 .trit recolon endation of them by the Faculty for temler it MCC% •rity. at this season. to caution the , nrainft the numerous preparations offered for . 'rdcr the name of rivit I.l,Nnf;cs, and to inform them that !tote gonn:ne without his name and 44idr""` un the boxes. Lozenges possess, in a tare and highly concentrated 113 the medital properties of the recent fruit : in Fevers they . ‘" f• osiling. and i n Sore Throats and emighs , whether proceeding rent cold s , or peculiar to .ksthmatic or fronsumptive habits, liseitcularly beneficial they allay Intlium»ation, promote E.. l ' ect "r 4 ff"n• and may be taken with advantage by the most delicate ' _ , 11 1 , , wed and Sold ( on l y) by J. Gifford, Chemist, IN, Strand, ; 0 1ct. at Is. lid. and 2 s . eac h ; reta il a l so, at PIS and 711, 1/1- 4 ',7 4 'net lfollsen ; 11, Ilishopsgate-street 11,1 1 Ce Gate, and b y most Vendors iu the Kingdom. Royal Ls hIPEORIrS 'ARMY PILLS, also as above, which are. ; lib ?" e lerl lo ll, one of the most valuable, safe, and effectual letheines known, fie removing Bilious, Nerynns• Gouty, "- Rheumatic Affections. Ind' an Pains and Giddiness in the I l‘ni• sickness, hiss of t Aeite and all diserders of the Stomach an d Rowels, in Ilexes a Is. 1 Ail'. and :hi. 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(Of Warwick-House, Regent-street), At Oarraway's Coffee-House, Exchange-Alley, Uurnbill, London, on THURSDAY. the 20th of January, 1825. at 12, in 7 Lots, Ir HE RESIDUE of the very VALUABLE and highly IMPROVABLE E riT,p late ihe'PROPERTV of adixtittilli bel NOBLEMAN. Situate in the fine County of MEATII, Tart within Ten Miffs, and the whole within Twenty 31ilea of the City of DUBLIN. (By order of 'the Trustees.) Lot. I. The Pert of the MANOR of DENGAN, comprising the following highly improvable and valuable Estates, viz. Great and Little fiinnetes, Cmberstown, Laracor, Readstown ' Bal. lenreg, and the Mill Holdings adjoining Dengan Park Stall, having eligible Residences for Gentlemen, with Gardens and Pleasure Grounds, and Farm Houses, with Agricultural Build- Mgt', Cottages, and Gardena ; and also the Bogs and ilogtails of Clandongan, and the Black Lion Public-house, containing alto gether upwards of ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX ACRES _ _ Of excellent Meadow, i;;;;, and Arable Land. Lot 2. The Capital Estates of AR RA DSTOWN, Mao pert of the Manor of DENOAN, containing upwards of SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY IRISH ACRES, With Farms. Houses, Offices, Cottages. and Gardens. Lot 3. The capital Estate of IWARA DICE, also part of the Manor of DENIIAN, in a fine commanding situation, on the Road to Dublin, containing FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY IRISH ACRES, Comprising Twenty Cottages, and sundry Enclosures of rich Mea dow, Pasture, and Arable Land. Lot 4. A very valuable and compact Estate called PELLET'S TOWN, also part of the Manor of DENGAN, on the high Road to Dublin, comprising Farm Houses, with Cottages, and up. wants of TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE IRISH ACRES Of rich Meadow, Pasture. and Arable Land. Lodi. The capital 3lan'or of BALLY MAO I A h.:SAN, com prising the capital 3lansion (louse and Eatate of Itallvinaglortan, with Offices of all descriptions, spacious Lawn, Coach nooses. and Stables, and the Fannx of Lynaghstown, Browurath, Blackhall, and Pollehan, containing upwards of EI(UIT HUNDRED AND NINETEEN IRISH ACRES Of most excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. Lot f. The SOI"Ell 31.01 t of TRIM, situate on the South side of the River Boyne, comprising the ancient grand Stria, lure of King John's Castle, on the ltanks of the Boyne, a most superb 1 /immnent of the Country—the King's I'ark adjoining ; one capital Dwelling-house, and several other good substantial Dwell ing -houses, Cottages, and Careens ; Tao Public-houses, with Gardens, ke. and sundry Inclosures of excellent Land, in and around the Town of Trim, containing upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND EltillTY IRISH ACRES. _ ..... _ The flosil from Mullingar to Dublin, ;poi the Dengau Mod, it. tcrsect the Estates. Lot. 7. 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Corbett, Hart -street, Bloomsbury-square; and 31r. J. Cruickshank, Laura-place, Bath. Charles Gardner, dlile-end-road. merchant, November 29. 27, and December 28, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sdiicitor, Mr, D. H. Williams , Copthall-court, Throgmorton-street. Bepl Hide, Iligheitreet, Bloomsbury, bedsuad.manufacturer. November 211, 27, and December 28, at twelve, at the Bankrepte c.iurt,. Solicitor, Mr. Thomas Digmun, Little Distaff.lanc, Doc, tors' mirnons. pet* Caygill Lee and 11'illiam Ballard, Hammersmith, linen drapers, November 20, 118, and December 28, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitor, 51r. D. Jones, Sise-Lane. Gray Pilkington, tithed , Beam victualler, Ntixoba 20, at eleven, and December 28, at ten, at the an Ceurt. Solicitor, Mr. Gray. Tyson-place, Kin land-rood. Denis Chandler, jun. Stow-Upland. sudolln utaltater, Novembee 30, and December 14, 25, at ten, at the Pickerel Inn. Stow-Up, land. Solicitors , Messrs. R. and J. Marriott, Stowmarket„ Safe folk; and Mears. Slade and Jones, John -street, Bedford-ruw. Thonius Matthews and William Bingham, Kingston.upoc-Hull, draper., November 29, 30, and December 28, at the %I hire Bear Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, 3lesera Adlington, Gregory. lied Faulkner, Bedford-row; and Messes. 1.../ay and Thompson, St. Mary's-gate, 31anchester. Nicholas Simpson, Shelton, Staffordshire, earthenware-menu.. (scrum, December 13, 11, and 23, at sieves, at the Rue Buck Inn, Neweestle.under-lame, Stafibedshire. Solicitors. Ham y and Wilson, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields; and Mr. Plant, Newcastle-, under-Lyme. Charles Eade, Slourmarket, Suffolk, grocer, November 29. 20, at tour, and December /I, at two, at the King's Head Inn. Stein:- market. Solicitors, Messrs. It. and J. 31artion, Stourruarket ; and Messrs. Slade and Jones, John -street, Bedford-row. DIVIDENps. Dee. 7. John Bell, of il:itliCr;eti, Norfolk, engineer, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Dec. 7. Thomas llodgson, Newgate-street, linen-draper, at ten, at the Bankrupts Court. Jar. tl. Edward Dlschnore, Ilenrietta-street, Cm'alt-garder, tailor, at twelve ' at the Bankrupts' Court. Dec. 4. John Robertson, Old Broad-street, merchant, at 'en. at the Bankrupts Court. Dec. 7. John Stuart, Ilishopsgate-street, saddler, at twelve. at the Bankrupts' Court. Dee. 7. Walter Oxford-street, music-seller, at tee, at the Bankrupts Court. Dec. 17. John (irett Ruesell-street, Bloomsbury. op, holskrer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Coon. Nov. 20. liewase Woodhouse Bursa!' Tongc, East India Cyan, bets, Lesdenhall-street, merchant, at ooe, et the Bankrupts' Curt. _ _ Dec. 11. Francis Harris and Samuel drove, Bristol. merchants, at one, at the Commereiel Knott,, Bristol. Nov. a. William Sardison, Cork-stmst, Burlington.gardens, tailor, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. M. Sophia Mould, Isaytonstone, };set, butcher. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. 1.1:c.7. Robert Brett, Temple-place, Black,: at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court rion-road, tailor, Dec. 7: Charles Fishei., Yak, sculptor, zt eleven, a the Yolk Tavern. York. N0v.29". Laniel Buchanan and Robert Rena, Liverpool. tner. chants, at the George Inn, LircrpwoL Dee. 9. Thomas Punting. liednunster, Slmerset, laather.dresser, st one, at the Commercial Rooms, Brian , . Nov. 20. Edmund Townsend. Maiden-lane, Covent-Ka:den, wine merchant, at one, at the Bankrupt.' Court. Dec. 7. John Angell, Ftlitins, Oxfordshire, tanner, at one. at the rideom Inn, Stow.on.the.Wold. Olouer.ter.hire. Dec.N. Nehemiah Bailie Johnson, Ili:minglitun, bed-mantra... :wet-, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Ihr:hint:ham • Der. 9. John Lowe, Birmingham, bookseller. at twelve. at the Horst llotuk Dirinimthant. I )t-c: 11. Janws Richard Benson, Artillery-place, Fin.buty Naar. utt-r-hant, at one, at the Bankrupts' Cutitt. CI, RTIFiCATES = I)g c r. m eta 7 . Arthur llartlett and Itobert ItArtlee, of Brenol. ihip-hulders,— J.weph Mathias, Illverfordwest. uphoistertr.—Jusepb Seward, L.-orninster, llerefordshire. mercer..—llarry Ma...10,40d 3lawe, Loughborough, Leicestershire. coath.proprietor.— 311.. Marshall, Black Horse-oarti, Cray's lnn.!suc, box.maker.—Kelpt Ilunderu, Ststrordshire, manufacturer of iarchonitare.— Roben Fawcett ald.loseph Atkinson, .11bion-place, !tau ilt•:0•11t , t close, c.:tournien.--nxiir7 Kent. Lawreoce.lane. counnisiben agent PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, Robert Rngcrpon zn.l ‘Vitliam ling, of dlancn,o , r st.eng.— Pnk. li'nght and Itnbvrt rep. --11,:!•,' Ainsworth, Pczn Ainswordi, aria Samna l'unniiioon. Lancashire., wit r.;.- .loslin :,n,l N obcrt :nn ford. EsstA, .3.1.1r1 it May raid 11..bert ht, street, snviths.—Tho.!::t Roberts and John Nr sor, Boksluir, !..socc: A plan in a:•i'.tti,m to antic the ItAsitit. kc t 1113 l With thr ucin and Avot, 61w:tit Nct%bury inastoil. lVe untleratand that a compromise hae tat.. a p: he Le tween some mastic masons and their b,unicys::-ii. the parties having a!;rectl to vplit inch, in such instances, fixes the w.riles at kis. per w. k. - Eili burg& Piper. Theferocious and disorderly disposition of the w Irish in this city has lon7, been a serious annoyance to those wila live near them. The C'owgate fray Saturday and Sun day night, is the acme of their broils and outrages. Oa Sunday night they maltreated several individuals in the most *hocking manner. One young man, who was knocked down by three of them and left scoreless. hail his i head and face bruised in a shocking manner, and some of his teeth shattered by kicks which be got when lying cm the ground.—Caledonian Mercury. -,.. ii tl ' . it` 1 1 , .‘ , 1 ... . 1 . 1 ' • 0 -.. • I . I 1 1 ' i r k 1 , Y , s. i , i. 111 ill 11 : I: ~... . . 4 4, 4 1. I . 1 . I 4 i 4 ~.. . . . , t • .4, T.. a i . . , 1 g, $ f ,— 1 1 ; ::. r , , 1j i A • 1 . 1 ° • . .