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The Proprietors take this opportunity to express their thanks to the Public for the decided preference given to their Vessels last Season, assuring them that every exertion shall be made to ensure the quickest possible Passage, and every attention shall be paid to the comfort and ease of the Passengers, which they trust the arrangements made for the ensuing Season will not fall to produce. ' The 'fennel - Starting and Returning will be duly advertised. with the names of the Agents in diflirent parts of London, to whom the Public will please to apply, to prevent mistakes. MESSRS. JACKSON and CO. ESTATE and 110118 E AGENTS ' GENERA!. ACCOUNTANTS, &r_ beg to inform Merchants, Tradesmen, and the Public In gene ral, that they will meet with the apetellicw accommodation in the Purchsm. and Sale of Estates and !louses of any description, and in any part of the Kingdom, on application at their Other, as Ns low ; and that the most intricate and deranged Accoonts will be properly corrected with the greatest despatch. I )ffice-8, Drury.huse, near !falba/ n. WARMING AND VENTILATING PUBLIC BUILDINGS. PRIVATE RESIDENCES, HOT DOUSBI4, SUGAR-MS ISES, hi A NUFACTOR I ES, &c. &c. on an erisnomical and improved Plan. UFASIttiE STRATTON, the Patentee, is generally to be seen at his Chambers No. I, Furnivars Ms Holborn (parttcalarly oh Turtaddys and Fridays, from Eleven tal Fohr .'clock ,) when Ms Invenelen may boors, and asplanallaanonit sottolbeenry , Mermen given. MR. COSEZTT. 71111 E MEETING far the purpose of considering the /1 means of placing that Gentleman in the Home of Commons, in for the present POATPONED. for the Feminine etsted In the " Itescilter" of Saturdsy gee 21st instant. Ttr three Gentlemen who have hosovred me with their co-opera tion, 1 return my sincere thanks ; and assure them, that, at a future opportunity, I 'Mall be ready ep lead my humble aid to the cause in which we are niuttmlly T11()2r B. BEEVOR. Ilarghsm, near Atdehomugh. Feb. 22. 1A24. EPILEPSY. F. HAHNEMANN allows, after the Cure, Twelve Months' Possf-tiass, before he requires his Fee. 17. Holies-street, Cavendish-square. !MONEY. ON MilitTfiAGE Olt ANNUITY. '111()USANI) 1411;Ni/ 4 3and upwards: or any Nast, in Sums not less than Two Hundred Pounds. will be advanced on Life Interests train Marriage Settlements, Trust Aliinvy in the ►'ands, Willis, Jointures, and Resl Estates; alas on Freelinhl, Copyholdt and Leasehuld Properties, on fair, just, and liberal Teniei. 11(N)NS PUBLISIIEv. This day is published. in ave. pries Its. boards, A New Edition of xsTITUTES of LATIN GRAMMAR.--R,I (:RANT, A.M. Neennd Edition,rdamd. Printed for 0. and Whittakar,Ase-Maria-lane. " This Work is chiefly designed far schools, and is intended ant to supersede the use of our rammito Grommets, but to supply thaw defects. Its primary object is to furnish the senior Scholar complete I)ige.t of the !titles and Principles of the Latin gunge, and to afford the Tetchier a useful book of °cession re ference. The whole has been carefully revised ; and the prawn Edition is augmented by mach v al ua bk iatimastios 11111 vsaiwas interesting topics." Apply personally, or by Letter (pog-paid % to Mr. Lloyd, At torney at Law, No. 4, Adam-atreet, Ade lphi Pr HE i'ItfiI'ILIETORS of thr BELFAST LINEN WAREHOUSE having ascertained the fact, that gross frauds have been cuminiged by [venom' wiling Shirting* manufac tured with Cotton WettY, under the denomination of IRISH LINENS. particularly caution thy Public sgainyt an article which has already deceived many who considered theemeivel good judges. In making this communication they feel warranted in stating, that at the Heltaat Linen Warehouse the Purchasis is completely secure from the possibility of suffering by such a deception, as the Pro. prier", being Manufacturer', {leachers, and Importers, no spuriou nor inferior article can even by accident ever find its way into the stock and their peculiar facility of bringing their goods to market at low prices, gives them such a decided superiority ovev other houses that they are enabled to neer IRISH LINEN DRAPERY of the first quality. on Terms hitherto unknoirn in London. The only branch of twit' Establiyhment in this Country is conducted by HEOGIIRHAN and Co. No. 170, Regent-street, nearly oppo site Nett Burlington-street. IMPERIAL BRITISH SILK AND LINEN CO3IPANY, 121, RELIENT STREET. Irr I E Nobility, Gentrt, owl the Public are respectfully informed, that SMEARS gull COMPANY having eda b ished connectiona with the first Moores in the United Kingdom fur the regular supply of Saks. Linens ' filtrable, Hoek-Ty, Haberdashery, Laces, Moral, sad other (mu dscli of the finest qua lity and fashion, have Opened their New Warelmuses with a STOCK of unparalleled estent and variety; comprising all the novelties of the Season, which, from the amount of capital in vested in their respective manufactures, they arc enabled to offer, on terms so moderate as to defy all sornpeutton. Every desc.iption of Silks, Linens, fic.c. /sc. in their Stock will be found to merit a decided preference In regard to petty, quality. and style; and in all these branches the resnerces of the CAsosplay are such as to ensure a constant supply of upoueepbututbie Arlan to an unlimited extent. SHEARS on/ COMPANY' Ilk '. ‘ linglos-stress. Emit aide, eight dean fleas the Quadrant, lilt. of MuDErld ifoisoeitiallflefle• trete. Covent-garden. MADAME CAMPA N"S FRF.N( . II AND ENGIARII CONVERSATIONS. ,• Just published, by G. and W. R. Whittaker. Ave Maria-laaa is 12ain. price 3..4a. bound, a New Edition of CONVERSATIONS, FREN('H and ENGLISH, Of a MOTHER with her DAUGHTER. and some other Po sons t or, Dialogues composed for M. de Campo: is Esiahrislinsan*, near Paris. Arranged for the used English Young Ladies. Falai Edition. A new FAition of the Rome Conversations, is PIRENCII and ITALIAN, price F.. bound. Also, a new Edition, in ENGLISH and ITALIAN, pries 41. bound. The familiar mode in which thew Dialogue.; aye mitten is esle cient to render them hitzhly acceptable to those yoiltis ~Lepto pito wish an attainment of the language. The Compiler of the above Coovemmiasa is the Carpus, the Astivie et the interesting %feistiest." netts. t; . - . MILLS (from Messrs. ,OILL()%‘ a) respectfully notifieu to the Nobility, (lenity, and the Public in gene. cal, that he will accommodate himself by showing a very superb and extetw‘ive onlcr of CABINET and 11P110L.STERY Gonda, at the IVarerissus, High-street, Mary-la-bonne, and solicits the attention of the Furnishing World, on MONDAY and Tl'ks. DA V :wit, previous to its being pecked. Urgent Park House, No. 77, Feb. 211,11124. PATIIO,I —The Right Hon. the Earl of 11 ARI 3 RT, Ace. he. h.c. Pagsahrsir—So JOSEPH YORKE, Freemasons' Tavern, Feb. 2(1, 11(21. FUIITII ER issue of TICK KV; foe the DINNER an the Mb of March is ansyserided, except to a few applicants hy letter only, addressed to the Stewards, on or before Mt t N I /A Y irxt, it having been determined to admit no more than ran be accommodated with due regard to their unqualititll enjoyment, and as the demand will far exceed that number. Ladies who have received Tickets are informed that they will be admitted from half-past seven to half-past eight o'clock, and that ro more have been invited than can be conveniently seated in the gallery. The order of the Stewards to admit no individual without a regu- Ise itcliet, will be rigidly enforce]. Dinner an the Table at Ilalf-past Five. foe Six o'clock precisely. I honer Tickets, Otte (Wines. Subscriptions in aid of the MUNIIMENTAI. TESTIMO NIAL to the memory of the late 'IIA It LES DI lIDI N, will be received by the Treasurers, Messrs. Rano= and Co., bankers, Bail.mall Nast; the Stewards; and at the Bar of the Tavern. —_- 41K3KTY FOR THE SUPPRESS lON OF MENDICITY. Parsow, His Royal Ilighnesa the Duke of YORK, KM. at. l'a►vii,raeT, llislirace she Dukeof NOR'fIIUMBERLAND. Ta r ASeara, WllddAAl W 11.1.1.1 MS. Esq. M.P. SIXTH ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the SUIACTIIKIII and Friends to the above Institution, will take Mare on THU R.NDAI', the 4th of March, 11124, the FREEMASONS' HALL, thou Queen-otweet, wben a RePort of the Satiety's Proceedings will be read, and the Oakes sp. pointed for the ensuing year. Ilis Royal Ilighoess the Duke of York has been graciously proud to signify his intention of presiding. (fly order of the Mord) W. 11. BODKIN, Hon. See. Mentlicity Reil-lionouware, 14th Feb. IIU4. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'clock. Seats are provided for Ladies. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER will take place, at the Freemasons"l'avern, on MONDAY, March Itth, 11124. His Royal Highness the Duke of York, du. in the Chair. stEWARDP. Earl Hatboro Nathaniel/3°old. Eaq. Earl limsvenor Wm. fihrimes, jun. Esq. Lord Hari R. 11. play, Esq. Lord Chief Justice Abbott titmice Harrison, Esq. lord Viscount Ihilinerston John lett, Esq. Lord John Knoell Chas. Scott Murray, Esq. The Right Hon. W. Iltokisson A. A. Al ievelle, Esq. The lion. Mr. Justice Rest Basil Montagu, Eaq. The lion. Henley Eden A. Marklew, Esq. Mr. Sergeant Rossanquet Chas. Morris, Esq. L. Baugh Allen, Esq, A. O. Milne, Esq. James Alley. E.g. .1. Powles, Arthur Bailey, Emi., itiehanbion Turves, Esq. Deo* Barnes, Esq. John Simmons, Esq. Wm. Courtenay, Esq. M.P. J. Weyland, jun. Rae). V.P. Charles Francis, Foy. Abraham Welland, Esq. Tickets, 216. each, may be had at the Society's House; of the t‘tewards sad Managers; and at the Mar of the Tavern. lir permiaisn of the bawd Chamberlain. THEATRE R(lti'AL. HAYM A RKET. ASR. TI I MAI' A ILL purposee to deliver, on the nesday and 'Friday Evenings of the ensuing Lent. a Course. eif Oratorical and Critics! LE("I'l l lt ES on SHA KSPF:A RE, and on DRAMATIC COMPOSITION and THEATRICAL REPRESENTATION in general. Including animadversions on the retrospertive and mown% state of the Stage ; on the respective Performers who have sustained the principal Characters in the Mays of Shakespeare, from the days of Garrick to the present time; and on the moat popular Authors who have either given to their writings a dr:made form, or have furnished the materials for the Donnas and Melo.dranias recently exhibited. Each btetare will be 'weeded by tome popular Recitation, serion, or comic. The Connie will mishit of Ten Lectures, and will commence on Wcontruav, the Ilith of March. Sulotertiorleno for the l'onme norm, 21. 25.; Pit, If. Is. Tickets transferable. Angle Adotimions to Hosea, Pit, and First Harry only, at the usual terms of theatrical admission. Families or select parties may be accommodated with exclusive Boxes for the Coarse. Subaeriptions received and Tick.ss to he procured of Mr. Elias, Dond-street ; Mr. Sams, ; Mr. Ridgway, Piccadilly; Mr. Raldwyn, Newirate..treet ; Mrssre. liowdery and Kerby, and Mr. Reynold., latord• street; Mr. Fromm's, 711, Strand ; at norlea Court ilukle Office, I, Leicester-square ; and of the bee laver, Nook Mixon Cottage, wbere private inunirtions continue to toriglosaLpoos of Isopollassa, owl to dm Zionuios Of the Pulpit, Ito, Ind Sonme. • - - WALTZINU, QUADRILLZS, snit every other De af Faaltionable DANCING, TAUMMT ln. Einarilr ea tittlECS, by Mr. W. W.‘1.11401.1EN, at his resi dence. No. 7, Ittastoa-crescent, Euxton•square, Nemmtail, whom persons of any age may he instructed, at any hour of the du; a guidon number always ready for the Quadrillas. An Academy for Ladies twice a week. A Relay< Quadrille Party elrrt Wednesday, Thmeday,aaii Ire' day Evenings„ from Eight till Ten. fl anted a Young Man of respectable connexions •s an its.dcww dlp_r_ ... tattlee; oar that can play the Violin tie Pianoforte would be rrarIE . ART of Bt./OK-KEEPING TAUGHT, at 7, A. lablas-mw. Ilolhotili by W. JENN I NUS, Author of the foal Mercantile WonVeztant, divided into Four Parts, viz.:— , Foreign, FacTritge, and Company Account& Pupils 0.10, completely hoialied to two months for any counting-houte in • 4 Milast Britain, and minutely examined hy petrol iodic*. He r' also eve* 14:SSGaiti ,in 1111.:Ite,%NTILE .VKITIIMETIC ...y;seiratacally, witich~faishis Pupils to perform every calculation z aritir ore-tenth of th& fhiiires taken by any trwise on arithmetic i 'h. itherto pub li shed. reomplicated accounts are *ranged in a cont.. 4 premed point, stud t ' Aserstme of property accurately ascertained. • T.B. Tint RE, I ERCANTIII,E ART of WOK-KEEP + ." . Itial is sold by thee' labor, prick 10%. fd. Arms work is copious witioont prolixity, concise without Ascii s i sty, and clear wtout that toiltionie drudgery no iptimitbaing to ' . the student. The old circuitous method is abolished, and every. . branch folly explained. lAWWAIAS.--4;. ETTERM ANN, I), l'rot• festive of ineient and modem Literature, respectfully Inhales Ladies and t.eotlwuen, desimon of acquiring any of the continoptat languages, that. at his Academies, Toniwkige-place, Neswyped, and 10, Leatheriellers'-huililing, fond..-wall, he cootinusa. adds proper &whoever, to teach the French, Italian, lemma, Sllalthh, Latin and ( iryek Languages, on the only star and efficacious idin, 'which, adapting itself to every capacity, closely unites practice with theory. Any mode of instruction, without this characteristic is, and must Ire, Narita's: it nriginates with conceited ignorance, is pulled forth by interested knavery, and only supported fore time by duped imbeeroty. The promos made, and the opinion enter tained by those be has in-trusted, nonst , tute at once the fairest and the severest test of the capacity and the qualifications of an in structor. Dr. R. hope+, therefore, that he will not espnae himself to the charge of ostentation, in atating, that he haa received most Hattcong testimonials ,of the approbation and satisfaction of the many intel ligent remits of hoshalintes. whom he has instructed : several of whom, being residents oi the metropolis, may be refinved TRULY INTERESTING MODE OF IMI'A RTlNti FOREIGN LA NOIYAGEs. AIR ik V. an , t Author , ; i i , t ri f l a b hit':1 0 11-arptov emen ri l.er Frtlnch em .n C of ram th - e highestratinction " , legal leave y to'inform Lattice and Gentlemen de lirious of acquiring a peidy knowledge of FOREIGN LAN GUAGES. that he ham discovered a new and may mode of Impart ing then, by which he pledgee himself, in terms the most unequi vocal, to teach Persona of either Sex to Speak Tench or German ID Three Moths; to Read, Tripalate, Trite correctly, in Twelve Lesions. Aryl/ by letter, poet-paid, pr yotranally,Old 12R, Strand, opposite Exeter Ch i a. , s ,I , Affidavit from 11. P. Ere'. 41. N. , at It. P. of the Royal Navy, and now residi rruketh oath and raid's, that um* the twit of Mr. W. he was was enabled, wltheelt the alighted previous no ledge of the Ger man Language, to Translate by himself *III ,in nrelmoono, Bort:lire* celebrated Piton, entitled, " a." Sworn at the Guililliali of London, this Ifth day of Fobruary. 182'2, • Before me, It AGNAV.IIIaya. Testimonial ftnm 11. T. Esq. Rarriater4ll Law. I, G. T. of the Inner Temple, certify. that under 1111t1V—'s tuition, I was enabled, withisit any preying, wlydge of the .4. , French Language . to Translate in loon am not only l're•icli Prom:, but Ancient Poetry., lint! the li' Newspaper*. Numerous oriter l'oitimonink Iron the most di nguislied Fami lies. nut,' be rem by applying as *hove. YAR 4III)RNS. BITNIONK, &c. X i EMMA'S ROYAL BRUNSWICK I'ORN-PLAS -1,1 TSB. surd from a Recipe Delon gUtg to her late Ma jesty. it is an exeeU e t Remedy for eratlicadeg Corns, and tering relief to thaw who have bard fleshy %Mistime's alt the bottom of their fem. without the Klan pain or inconvenience, usil will prove a very useful Family Plaster tur fresh Woands and rtenlds. likewise for Itunions. Prep.:red by ti. MORRIS, Chemist 111 the Royal Fa mily., Kensington. Mall in Hoses at IN. 144. and 9d. by Butlers. .Chemists, 4. ebtapside. St. Paul's, and *2O. Sweat-stain (nose the Argyle Rommel. isetdoe ; Waterloo place. Kdinbergh Snckville-stmt, : and by the principal Aiodicitse Feeders throughout the United Kingdom. N.B. Bearer:a' to ask for Marries Brunswick Corn Plaster. M THE ONLY REAL HAIR-DYE EVER INVENTED. iOLLEY'S CHEMICAL CREAM uffectually chap es Red fir Grey Hair, Eyebrows, Whbikrn, and Mustachios, to an excellent hark Brown or Black ; it products the desired effect by only one application, and will neither soil the skin nor the finest linen, is done by a simple and easy priwess, and is the only article extant, that safely and astisfactorily answers the purpose. Ti, be hail of the Inventor, R. Colley, No. to, Holles-street, Cavendialusquare, et ISa. Id. and 21s. pee bottle. 1, ATENT SELF-ACTING KITCHEN RANGES, with Rower and Heiler, warranted to answer in every per ticular, and made imitable for Isvh small Families and large Establishments. References given of the first respectability. Ma nufactured and Sold by W. 11. 11'11 ITELEV, the Inventor, No. 2, lionoman.ntreet. elerkenwell, London. The name and address in east upon the front of the Boiler; all others are only imitations. W. 11. W. solicits the inspection of his method of heating En trance Halls, and all kinds of ituildingli, Manufactories, or for pur poses of Drying. Also all kinds of Pans, Vats, &r. for Brewing, Washing. Bressing of Food fur Cattle, Baths, &c. heated by Steam, upon a simple plan, and at a trifling expense. N.II. Proprietors of School* will find W. If. Whiteley's Cook ing Apparatus a very great acquisition, and an inedible saving In their establishments. A large Range to be men continually in use at the Manufactory, No. 2, Rosomlit-street, Elerkennell. ►ld Ranges and Stoves taken in exchange. lIOME-BREWED DEER IR 1. 'T()RER. AT the sumeatimi of 11. BROM:HAM, Esti. M.P. Lathe. and Gentlemen desirous of making this important article of family consumption at home, are reapectfully informed that they will not only save 80 pre cent., bat procure themaelvell a good and wholesome Beer, which can always he brewed in tem. Wlrate or cold weather. For this mimetic, TIIO3IAS JARVIS, ine.ctioper rind Cooper in general, No. 3. Ilungerford-ntreet. Strand, near Charing-crowt, has constantly on male a large assortment of New and Secnd-hand well-acasoned CASKS and BREWING UTENSILS of every deacription, at the fnl!owing low cash Pricm:—that la, • One Mahe! Set, with Caulks, &a. 21. 35.; a Two Bushel Set, 31. 3e. ; • Three Bushel Set, 41. da. ; a Four Bushel Set, 51., 11. 1 anailies waited tattoo to brew their own Beer, to fine and bottle Wines, &c. in Town or Country. Water Butes ofaU axes, llothlsg arul Turtle Tubs lent nu hire. Merchants supplied with all emu of P Chita and Owe at the trace whims ; Costa, Pion, *ad iTt et cubutpd ; Pickling Tubs, oval and round, of various *Wm. • •• - - • - A set of Ilten.da sent to any part of the Country, by eit order fur prorment In London. t. J. onuld Adel** all Fortuna to take a note of thin—No. 3, linninefned.atrret, three doors front the Strand. T() 'harp. Families, lAtuntlresses, and Others, where the Article of SOAI' is in daily and pmfuise requisition, VOITISIIi WIIITE SOFT St tAl' is particularly recom mended as reducing the labour in washing, the quantity of fuel in the use; and with other most valuable properties, it possesses that of softening the hardest well-eater without the aid of prejudi cial eaumminds, and is even soluble in sea-water. The very ex tensive sale and general demand prove the superiority of this article over every other Soap, and induces the Proprietote to make known by Advertisement that it is Sold Wholesale, at the Mamba:tarp - and e "-- CL*4lll, - ,Loreni. nuinkairvey who , niay with t' end r COL . every .....iu may purchased _ house. warranted genuine; and that the A NTI.VORROtIIVE PAINTS, which have been in general use for the last twenty years, and that are suited for every description of outside work, where emollient, durability, and economy are considerations, are selling as under, vit. i.a. Invisible Green per cwt. Ins. Might Red per cwt. Xs. Olive ditto 71ia. I /ark Red - 24.. Bright ditto - ll2s. White Paint -40 s. Lead Colour - etas. Mack ditto -41 k. Stone tOlour 4fis. Yellow - We. . . Chocolate - - Ma. Prepared Oil, Az. Ike. cul t Also, the REFINED COAL TAR PAINT, Ills which quantity will cover LON more feet. This Pabst Cth e 4.. tirelv mineral, k insolable in water, and a cure for the worm and dry rot; it is therefore peculiarly adapted . fur weather boarding, sluice gates, and every kind of wood and non-work constantly ex posed to the weather. It is of a handsome dark chocolate colour, and does not require heating. It may also be had of MA Given absll other colours. NAL Orders by post or currier', addrawisil to Upton and Co., ltriash Paint alanufaiway, 14, Qaata►sttwt, London, will be punctually easeutad. SUPERIOR WINES. rplie uniform Er tisesetion Ate LONIN/N spud WEST -1 IR ISSTPR. WINE and WPIIUT COISP4Ny hare given the nornerous illaulemor ttad FE AMU they bare Pm the ho- nour to supply, induces them to madam to presort Ads Prices to the Public: Every Article said by them is OENVINE. and FREE PRO3I ANY ADULTERATION WHATEVER. (rot AAAAA XO7IITY 0X I V Poe Pos. CATS I 14110.—Per DSL Old Port . Sta. to .. Whlta Cape . &i to Ills. Dial, 7 to 7 years in t Allara /le. to 24a. bottle - 4111. to SU - 21 N. Sherry . rm. to 448. Ditto =7very entioull, 28 * Ditto (real Amontillado) Rh- Ometanela, in onto NIL !Alban and Mountsio -41 Is Red C.. - - 245. amlllta. Direct Matleiro• . MS. rittawe & tizioess vows& Wen India dkftY • 411 Is Claret *. Julien 4111 s East India ditto - Malmsey ditto, in pint. le& Old Port, 6 'esti in beds, is pinta - ii► Liqueurs in cams. It. 9s. per csar, and spirits of every The Carnpany poor at %la ; I.7r ate r.Z. Sherry. • bleb they coefidsod rivalled in the tradf Letters (perat-paid) adanSilla ti Stranal, nem Cravewaareet s will be Sample mew 1 _ ditto I 1 Fiue , god Cho- N o. i rmratity swum .. • No. to Kt D. ;Ai it . .4tal, Ditt • • 0, 4 • Dizdret q 4# ek their II Poi Of 1 . 11411 st, lo • .ire 1114. :s c ll:7o .D. 'Agais, 16, ORNAT REIDUCTION IN SILKS AND SHAWLS. MANY of the following Rich SILKS and SHAWLS are submitted for Sale at half their original Prices, and in all such a reduction as to induce ladle% to make very considerable purchases I rich plain and liguted Groade Naples, Ss. 441., which have ham regularly sold at tit. Rd. ; Satins, 2a Rd. Poplins, 2s. ; (lauze Dremies for Rails, Ital. U. and Ilia ; French Silk Cloak*, :I‘. fut.; Figured Sarcenets. :ts. • Stripe Louring*, 2s. Rd. ; goal Morning Drtases, 9s. each; the beautiful Cashmere levantires. hitherto sold at r.. 94. ; Rich hevantines, Velvets, du Capes, Tachnueres, White Satins, Sareenses, Taftistea, Neapolitan Drones, and many new articles for dress t good *awls, Ids. each ; very rich ditto, an excellent imitation of India, at Us. No Patterns cut. At BROWN and C.o.'s, Ut Henrietta-street, Covent Harden. Ready 'Matey only. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH OF TABLE LINEN sad SREETINO, TO BE 801.1) CHEAP. T "E 'sr Stock of the late Mr. JAMES GRAHAM, Manufacturer of TA RIX LINEN, has been consigned so his Brother-in-law, at No. 711, Oxford-guest, for immediate dis posal, the Executors having affixed the prier. MAI.LCOTT and JAMES solicit an mipection ; Ladies are assured they are full one-third less than any other house in London can even obtain them, much less dispose of them furs as the quan tity precludes the possibility of inserting all the different prices, a few only arc given, as tinder : tri-fitlis and 7-11ths Napkins to ma.eh all the Cloths, which extend from the sinallest sire lo the largest ever made, with every intermediate size and quality. Such an op portunity seldom occurs ; and what renders it more worthy of at tention is, that the sales are in be made entirely for the advantage of the family of the deceased. Breakfast Cloths, 4-4ths square, Is. fid. each; 0-1 thy square, 2s. dd.; d-sths square, 3s. W.t 24 long 2 wide, 7%.; the sante Hire, tine Ilanibro' Damask.. Ids.; the finest quality, I Is. 9t1.; 3 yard* long 21 wide Dantask,l3.- dd. sold at every other house for 295.; Damask Cloths. 34 long and 24 wide, 17s. dd.; 4 yards long rich Damask, 211 s. ; Napkins, 7s. per doe , : find Ihintask ditto, his. ; Dinner Napkins, Ms. dd. per dos.; fine Damask ditto, 21115. Russia Sheeting, did. per yard ; very strong ditto, 9d. ; wide, In. • an excellent make of Russia Sheeting, 24 wide, 2s. 3d.; 94 wiie, 21. Bd.; 3 yards wide, 2s. 9.1.; with Irish Sheeting of every width and quality, equally cheap. Re particular, Pantheon House, 711, Oxford-street, corner of Winaley-street, and exactly opposite the Pantheon. No istatient front the affixed prices. • kJ, KIGINAL PRINTED FURNITURE and ME KINO.I),I3IAtiIi WAREHOUSE, CORNER OF GREAT TIIHNSTME, HOLBORN. SM ITII and Co. have the satisfaction of submitting to public attention, sato& of mode tinrivalkil in extent, viriety, and fancy ; and, as regard* CHEAPNESS, not tube approached by any House in the Kingdom. For the superior departments of Household economy, where CW=tog elegmact jaaispeasable etoratiale, theleeet -4 some Of the faima mearate and brilliant t spa:honed of tante over exhibited, among wltteli the following are a. few of the most prominent. MEM I NO-DAMASKS of interior richness and commanding designs. FIA/RENTINE SATIN TABORETS, a perfectly new ma nufacture, the colours beautifully diversified and not discernible (min milk. _ .. 7 144N-PRI STET) CHINTZES on grounds of every colour, with appmpriate magnificent borders. SWISS, OKI P:N rn curious and PARISIAN STRIPES of cuou. and striking, brilliancy, peculiarly adapted for Libraries, Country Villas. Are. PERSIAN CLOTH in all colours, one breadth suffitlent foe a curtain. bILK DAMASKS and SILK TABORETS of the most milintlid description. kIOREENs, watered. cloth-premed, arid pet lAHIRED LININGS, &c. In addition to the above, their Stock embracer all the more com mon, though equally important clams of Goods, manufactured expressly for the ordinary purposes of domestic utility, where strength and durability are particularly required. ' Is a t't H.LECT lON comprehending such a horridlews variety, it would he fruitlem attempung to trite a List of Prices through the medium of an advertisement, for no ides could be funned but on invcetion. SMITH and CO. can only repeat, that they pinto themselves it entries competition both in QUALITY and C EAPN EsS. No. 212, High Holborn, Caw of Great Turnstile. IIIARLEA WRIGHT, WINK MERCHANT to him Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, next to the King's Theatre, Opera Colnonade, Haymarket, !moduli, has purchased the whole of Ilumiestev's hie 1* PORTS, now in the Dock. which, foe fruit, flavour, and body, are matchless in the trade; in Pipes and Ilitimbeads at Ha. per Pipe. The above will be for. warded from the Docks, and }emitted front thence to the pur chaser. CHARLES %Villain' tips in Stock some fine Old Port, 30r. per dot. t superior Sherry, Ss. par des.; and Cape Madeira. He. A good Hogshead, calculated fee various purposes, will be packed with two dozen of each of the above-muted warranted ge nuine Wines, bottles, Sce. lie. inehiskil, and sent on receipt of 101. g or half the quantity, In Hasler, for hi. Omeavella, Lisbon, Mountain, Ttnetilte. Racellaa, and Ma deira, /cc.. Us. per dos. ; Old l'agose Brandy, (hard, Tl 4. fd. ; Jamaica Runt, lba. lid. per gallon..-Just landW some fine fresh Florence all, first quility, ia cams of 30 hake., ills. per case.— Now landing, the first quality of Cliainpugne, from the %Valiant. London !kicks, HU. per down--Pontsge must be paid, enclosiog remittances, and which will be immediately attended to. THE LONDON GENUINE ROASIIRD CORN COMPANY, VINES'S WHARF L BEINIDERE : ROAD, LAMRETH, Near Waterloo Bridge, London.' HE ROASTEI) CORN, superior to CAT, is that IL which is made and sold by the Company, It. and J. VINES and T. WALKER, which is not only considered to sue. pass every other sort now in use, but is also reckoned by the first Phy sicians to be more who/ammo than either Tea or Coffee; and since the Company have brought this Article to so very great perfection, by their own peculiar and very superior mode of preparatsio, that the best judges can scarcely distinguish the difference between the flavour thereof and that of the Hoeft Coffee, prejudice is wearing off, and their Roasted ('art has at length found Its way to the break fast table of the moat respectable claws of society, who now use It in preferenee to Tea or Cava, on account of its very excellent qua lity, In which health and eamonty are combined. Sold at the Manufactory,as above, in Packages of Pounds. Halves, ete.; and by apwolds of Mt of the Company's Agents in Town and ('worry. Every Paekage has the words " The London Genuine Roasted Cora Cesapany'' petard thereon, and the Company's signature, without whit-h nine r gamine. 'V A very Sand Allowance to Shope, Agents, At. WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE. PILLS have ob tained the Isactipo and approbation of liendemen of the Preis*" an ands and saleable Medicine, in removing sad relieving other inoonmoiancesto which the female 1""Z apselally those which at an early period of life y arise from want at therein ant nil deldliti et die a t , Thay crams an 'prods*, indigestion, remove . ..• . . nervous hand-acte, uni see mithentlY useful in windy , '— ' laths In 24e beim the stomach, of Wendt, and *pits,. ' • 41tratt .. Peilmsers see requested to - . as a testimony of an. . 'en& b il l of dined with i the name of Ib .e. " ,, , a_ _ ... . " 14117 1d . b1 1 zeer- e 4est t Bareitriu r rdtm ill e, l l 7 l Bd eetw on ' $ .iwwwnwrY and SODS SL Illd siliaren-yard...; Sutma an (church-yard; . ' •, " la, 01 fi nd.atrect, Zs' ; Evans and Soo, ' , Smithfield ; Jo itoho 4 Ruda Nhesioide ; tindfrey . lilahopsgate.atreet ;., ' 33, Whoe t hap e i by all Country 1 enders, at Is, . tat, .w, it Is necessary to inform the Pro t i 4crs i ley's ~. (M only OW and genuine Medicine, wowed them (Or lucre than tinny years. ;and ''►i► the ' by fo. I, Manifold•place, near the Elephant and Camas, Newinwatesso'' tutts ; and Retail by all the principal Ihl wad Colour littellpaill 'own and Couto". -•---- • - 11 1 /NVlNefftft3lACErt i .." !' • ' LIAM] LIES in Town and Country • . , . . With the r best and purest SPERM Oil., at t . Con, Lamers sending for Flee (Talton* allo L .l l. . of Sizmor er (When. at W. LAZENITY's Fish • . '`.. . Italian Ware- otme.llll, lamb's Conduit-street, rim . ' oppital. W. lueenby, Son of Elisabeth I , roprfeirru of the lie. uintilarvey a Sauce, begs most ..a. .. AI, to inforni families , letrniay honour him with their ~ a pannineners business 4th the determination to lull eel, it, very tint quaky, ad ea law prices, for ready ‘ 4.. Now Swedish Cranberries 7, . Z . ~ 9aperior Anchovy Paste -: " ). ". . be. lid. pre pot. throe Macaroni, V • • • Cheese, ba. pet lb. D EcTi FI ED 8 13 171/b1 01 L, es. fol. per Gallon.— II 11, UPTON and ten and Colour Manufacturers, 64, jueen.street, Theo ps ' a process entirely new, and exclusively kir own, are meta II Sperm (HI equal in purity to spirit,' f wine. So unequl he excellence, that it will burn beautl- ally in every . kind of IQ end as its fIIMIC wig not fade Arm I T 5e tint lighting till the arbok of the oil is consumed, the trouble f Ma %%%% ing or raising the cattail le entirely avoided. The public are also respectfully informed, that OILS and TITA Hats of every bled may _be pun-hissed at their Wars. A BLAKE'S'SAVING SEA and CLOTH CAP MANr`FAC- Ur • TORY, CARPET BAG, and PORTMANTEAU WAREBOUVE, 134, kW. Martin's-lane, London loppositis ths_clpseels. "1 Atreethiernent wig be *send worthy die attention of Gen tlemen going abroad. Managers of Selvs, Public Institutions, and also of l'rivate Puente& Calk , ate much better foe Boys, being lighter and chesperthers Hata: as extenaiveamorunent is always kept, and may be had at the following low m , eet :--Super fine Blue Cloth Caps, U.: Fur, 34. You M s. best rich Wool Seal Skin, be. and Rs. ; Ladles' and Gentlemen's best Seal Skin Tra velling Caps, at fol., 75., and ik ; rich Lustre*, Bs., 10x., and Its. Caps Cleaned, Altcre:l, and Repaired. Strong Blue Morten hags, well lined, 2s. 6.1. anti :14. fie. t Carpet Bap, with patent irons and brave lock, Bs. Portmanteaus and Trunks of every de scription. N.II- The Trails supplied to any extent. TO THE TRADE. CHEAP BEE) FEA 7 l ; lll.siii, at tha iiI,D-ESTAIII,IsIIED 3IANITFACTORY, ♦u. DRURV-I.A NE, Orpowry GREAT QrEEw-aTaE)T. K. WALKER beg.' to call the attention of the • • Trade. Ile has now on hand a very large Stock of English, Irish. Dantric, Musician, and Hudson's Hay FEATHERS, from to 3s. rid. per lb., manufactured upon au improved plan, which makes them perfectly sweet, free from dust, and lit for immediate use. As it is a great satisfaction to Purchasers to see their Ticks filled and weighed, the Proprietor has a large Assortment ornate, of every quslity and site, from ks. to Co., which are sold at prime cost. Also stained and mahogany Bedsteads, with or without furniture; Blankets, Mattresses, Palliasses, and every article in the Bedilieg line. The Pni"prietur being satisfied with vey small Profit, flauers I self that the Public will find great advantage in purchasing floods at his Warehouse. SUPERIOR SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES ANII HARPS, BY MESSRS. BROADW(X)DS, TOMKISON, I'm-FOR SALE, A N Elegant and brilliant-toned Six Octave Rosewood 11 Cabinet. new within two months, a very superior instrument for 00 guineas, usual price 90 guineas. A very elegant Six Ota Octave Rosewood Cottage, or short Cabinet, quite new, foe 3/1 guineas, oust HA guineas. A Six Octave Rosewood Cottage, or short Cabi net. very nest, by 11'orrinto, for 35 guineas, made only three months. A capital Six Octave Cabinet, of poweetbl tone, for 48 guineas, net price tie guineas. Two capital Six Octave Cabinets, by Tomkison in perfect condition, for 38 and 40 guineas. A capital Six Oc tave: Cabinet, by \Volution, equal tension, made ex pressly for New South Wales two months since, 44 guineas, cost 80 guineas, with others, Pia nos. Two a few Small elegant Pcdall Harps, by Erat and Sons, for 30 and 32 guineas. Apply at No. 20, Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, private house. N.B. Old Instruments of any descripuou rtpaired, or received in exchange. LIM ITII'S 'A NIHRIAN ESSENCE, for giving the 0 true WESTPIIA LIAN or WOOD.SMOKE flavour wall kinds of MEAT, whether llama, Tongues Bacon, Heti', or Fish, while it contributes essentially with tbe s alt to the preserva tion oftle ankle hem decay t and se no best is used In the pro easa, h is on this account much less liable to become rusty, or to lose is weight, while the flavour will prove decidedly superior to that given by the ordinary method of smoking in • chimney or smoking-house. This useful ankle is now drat advertised for pub , lie sale, under the ssewrance, from an experithce and ode of seve ral years, that it will perfectly answer the above deaeriptibn. It rosy be had of many of the moat mitosis Oil sad Italian warehouses, with full directions attached to each bottle, sad is parti cularly recommended to the notice of private families, as the best std most economical process yet discovered. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors. Edward Smith and Co., Chemists, 29, Haytnarket ; also by Atkinson, Mkt, Oxford-street ; Day and Co. 95, finiceehurcb-strott ; Homewood, 475, Strand ; illan, MI, Leadenhail.street ; O. Neighbour., 131, High Holborn ; A. and I. Sterry„ Borough ; lend Slurp and Son, Newington-Butts. In stone bottles, 2s. etch. TUTR. .tOHN CLARK (late with Mr. Cortwrisht) /XL SUROKON DZNTIST, No. IV, I l iontague4treet, as. tellamuirs, mowed front ilonthampton-met, takes lame to quaint die Nobility and Gentry that he co/fiends td supply the lose of Teeth in a most superior manner, either with natural or artificial Teeth, on moderate Tenon ; and that sat charge will be made to any person not fully satisfied with the udlity and comfort to be derived therefrom. John Clark prewme he hardly need assure these who have never availed themselw of soak assistance, that they any be put in and worn without the beast pain or inconvenieFt u and, ea the very great improvement In the method of axing des the paella I iffy of discovery by the closest observer, ant their utility to iamb* the proper degree of mastication taking place bebre the hod in nw aired into the stomach for d ig estion which a soessemial to health (particularly at as advanced period of life whet the sake of the otoutorti impures every assistance), aught sinus to be a astfictot inducement for overcoming any prejudice which nay exist against them; indepeadeutly of the great advantage derived honk them in the proper articulation an d modulation of the Soice. John Clark particularly exhorts nimbi and Ouardians to bear in mind, that a little timely siodstaiice rendered to Children from the age of six to fourteen yarn, will insure the gamest beauty and uniformity to their Teeth. N. 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