The Sun. — London, England, 1842-05-03 00:00:00

he in he re- NA T.LTPtch N Alkll-8 I Coc T, Capitalso,oool., 41-s,oo(itiSitaros-of 101. each. tDotosit The Committoefofffitiplational Music , Hall beg to announce to the_ pr 4 fepso 9 alt4.AnN4Fs of ..l%fusie j and Singing, Pupile, and the Ptkb,liS,AF geniral, that applifatiqns for the remaining Shares ittpstbo" luade':On or beiore IA the 0d day of May neat, • after vihieh'inne the necessary application to Parliament will be made ' file - an Act to i nc o r p orate and empower the Company to commen6e the eiection-of required edifice. All letters (post paid)"to be addresied to the Committee, at their offices, 6i Johrt-street, -Adel hi, where; prospectuses may be obtain e d.. J. W. EMMERSON, Secretary. .7; - `4IYAM-STRgET; AD " ..."13 = 1y 1 from , to me. pen rom me Money can be A IDLintb this Winks' Bank ANY DAY in the AV:BEIC,' atif !trig' ire'yrraDli'A N 'by giving THREW TiVIrS" jc Inteiestitllouied att the Rite of 4% per Cent. per Annum. k.; CEIARLES. WiLLIAMS, Actuary. - ► 4 tPersonal.,atte n d ancer not necessary, except on tha first DePofit. , , , , : ESTATINSTER LOAN' AND' INVEST MEM' JOINT STOCK COMPANY. • ' ' " 7 ;' . ADAM-STREET, - .ADELPHI: • - • Opinion of Sir William Webbe' Barrister-at-Law, her lit ajesty ! s , SelicitorAGeneral, and Samna- Wells, -Esq., as to the. Legality of the Westniinster Loan and Investment Joint-. S thel- C9lnpany, adding a Savings. Bank : to.their Institution ANSWits. Whether_there a anything it) We consider there is re pro the ConstitAtion and ; _objects, vision in any statute which pre.. the V,YestMinster Loan and In- vents'ill? Westminster Loan vestrpent Joint- Stoc i liCiMpany, and • Investment ',:Toint, Steck as stated ificihe COrnoani ord- Cotqiiiyytitiit ca rr ying on the sPeciii" herewith sent,"wbicti Iluavieii of a - Satiings s Bank, would be hz Lao an olilectitinas stated' In the • prOtpetiiiS, i ffiPediMint• 'to the • Cam:: franitheif issinkthe name, pro hanY's hnf ing, - and' earring on vided the` pub li c . -are' , not in the ta business , of •a, Savings' remotest degree , misled, .cr,the a n 'L -stated •in this: .case, Depesitors induced to Atelievo-i and in said proweetus. anclby. the,/sayings' Bank of the Com 7, I . k a n a tr: t e r the . no,use,t4 + Savings' piny is ; estahlished and carried cl- .r 11.. 9n ender, t,be sanction orga-- rantee of - povernment, ,aft rested by the cap. 92; sec. 5 1 7 . , or antother statute 'relative' to Loan SOcieties or ;/; .; . saving? Banks. ." Vhitherihtire iraiything We also consider there is no ishe l ettertit spirit of the statuteproviricin in the .9th ge0:,131;., tbe Ge° '''lNCt'caja; 92, or , of ankcap. -92, ..which > coursLs the erialettute. Sr law by sthichCompany to , themselves West m i nster. L oan , n d ,to the directicins of sect v ,at Jo int- Stock Company the said Act. aror oqstittileda n d operating, to might be compelled enroll oif• wi .rvse l yes, or .4 p , se confOrte ea' 'and become subject to the P;ovisiens - of the (Signed) • - • said statute of the. 9 Geo. , W. W.. FOLLETT; w 9 2 ---or any otf4er itatitte or SAML. WELLS. 1 lsh: APRIL, -1842. After reading the above the most sceptical will becominced or th e , .i , Legality.'," 'ef: a Joipt-,Stock,;ieriags' Bank. LOAN "and INFEST .OE T JOINT-STOCK COMPANY; ' • / .. ADAAr-STItEgT, ADELPHI, "VA Yf , i , (4 . • Eitablislied 1839.. • • 7 - - • The Dirctiors •here'4 • give 'notice; that they continue •to DISCOUNTAVADESMEN'S BILLS , of. Small Amounts, at ' hr.) and Three Months .after date, and that they RE, CEIVE DEPOSITS on Atte following.terros, viz. : For way period under 6 Months, at the rate 9f 6 , p er c ent; Above-6 Alowb and under 9 ,Months 5i Above so Months. and un d er . PI Months :„ 6 per Annum. Flyable Quarterly or HalfLyearly. 2 - •.; - y Order of e Board, CHARLES WM. 'WILLIAMS,' Actuary. - • S, PRES S, in the most approved 214.13ERT.Tailor, &c., No. 52, King W iliiam.strect i city lie respectfully requests the not ice "of to his estahlishment; which presents' gv erYilni•Alv of .44stiaktaste and 'variety - for the . present sea son. 'Those geritrenien4 4 ho' are particular in dtEisi, and de-• sironCofiaiMents of . t'he ikst deithnition, as regards quality and atiidern style of bit and malca,' upon cash terms, will find , s, d ecided - advantage by giving their orders as above. Usifurms, SzeJ .A list of prices upon application.--52, King Wil liam -street; City.: , DENFS LECTURES 'ON WATCHES AND . • 011 ER TIMEKEEPERS .—An Illustrated Abstract fr om TWO. LECTURES on the Construction and Manage tneet of Clyeawraet eri , Watches, and clocks, delivered by. Mr. bEN.T; in May, 841, before the Members of the United Ser vice Institutien has beep arranged forilie inforination of general readers: the Pamphlet is published,. by the Author, at No. 82, Stra&l, price One Shilling, but gratis to customers on ap plication.: ' ' Ur BLEACRED TURKEY SPONGE; Ozonised by h e r fajesty and H. R. tr. Prince Albert. DAVIS'StELEB RATEP TOOTH-BRUSHES. •S l icin g e IViek i dliatit and Brush L.. Afanufac.tuser,,by,Special Appointment to her Majesty, his Itioal Righness.Prince, Albert, their Graces the Dukes of Somerset, N.orthurnberland; Argyle;;andlllOntrese, the - Dow ager PtielesS 'of Bedford, and nuniefOns faxiaili4s Of distinction, 3 3, Straiid, 'beS to - a:Nu:llra the Nobility 'and Gentry that ,he • has stieceededih'Contrtricting a Tooth brush upon anew prin eiple,'.which`foVtheprisutvation of the teeth and gums and. du rability, '4teele limy ever 'yet offered. The fastening is:composed of corded silk and India rubber, by which it is impossible for the heir* ever to come loose in the mouth; theyareihe only kind that can be warranted from corroding ; persons frequently get bad teetb and. gums from these causes, the corrosion being poison .0 AbqPrep,th, and cancer.tO the gums. FaMilies in town. and e . puntry supplied carriage free, with every kind of spOngesi l'rusheh;bl i ciplys„t4rnery, mats, hor, , e clothing, blankets, lea thers, and eiery rknisite i tlethe -ute 'of' houses anctstables, of The verybest einality at wholesale prices, 40 per cent. under cur .?ther -Fatiniltes the ( ~ ..antry can have . I Lst of Aniesaletyrieeiv.by a post-paid application, 33. Strand. F-1 ITRIRYING T,H SKIN, AND PRESERVING` . •.. RE; COMA' LE?CrCgki- - • Gay LOTION..--Lthis 'elegApt prepa 7 "14voliwbas o t t . totitted it i Cglebrith .Ig,IIaPICIIY uniting theProperiies of a puriffer of the skirl frot h everrhabitual or in i'ler44l,iiTjierfer.tion, with those of i'preserver of the already Rlowittg,ttnti of teanev, ; by' . refresbing the complexion, and It a t n ia se, o t a, a nt ti ore we h r 0 1 e i i no y e f t: t n„ a I I e t t y r a t; r e l h e u k in ' , a r. ath y outh.idePends, is in' white letters. on. the Govero -6,:.°34P, without which it is not genuine. Price, 21. 9d., s'Olualts,B s . ed . ' : • , B°l ' l4 all Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Ir-v - 44,1,.-- . , SUPERIOR CANDLES. Irt ,II I E S I S " CA N OLE S, 6(1. pet. lb. ; Wax 11. 04 '''' s ' . .; Wax el,' . Is. .' 21 • f 'Nat ls. sd.' ;' 1 CoMpoSite xv , ax,2 ; ? , ; s t. 4dAf4 tin ( W i ck ne Moulds, 70. ; Trxhsparent eiinlne Sperin; 2.5. 4d.-; Genuine - Wax, ! I L 4d. ; ilf ow !, soa; , Snap, 463.; 545.;' and. 60s. per 1121bs. ; . lottled;'62tl and 66e. ; Windsor and Palm, Is: 4d. per pan, ket ; Old Biovii Windsor Soap. Is; 9d..• , Rose, 2s. Od. ; Cam phor, •2a ; 'Almond; 2 s. i3d. ; Sealing 'Wax, 4s. 6d, per lb. ;., Sperm 049 a. td., per Gallon; Solar:Oil, 3s. 6d. ~ s, r ° l ; Cash, at DAVIES'S Old-Established Warehouse, 63,, '• a isrliiles-Isme, opis site New ,Slaughter s Coffee -House. _ . rDsoN, irPBCCONIST.toth4 ROYAL tac, • 1-2, * ISXFORD-STREET, -- begi in' return • his Alt raterlirtfuines CO the NOBILITY 'ANL/ GENTRY, ,and the Nix ,and. INAVY. ter, their most fiber* support during the past °l iZ,,y_P t i.srts.andikurribfy solicits a continuance of the same. • tab le ' CI4A ItS is . very exterittive, and of the. fines e t skuaull, troth. uait ;ninit approved =anufacturenl 4 11 poo • na4 '': , . 43 PPPilliar advantages of. his. foreign connexion enable ;rit to procure such Cigarif as he defies all' Europe to produce their a qua', being front threetol Years. aid, stia made expressly for his, „9use from , the, choices' and richest picked leaf tobacco grown in the .qavant.h,, the, prices. varying from 365. to four gui ' ens per pound. Amongst-other rare Toll ulcni will lid fcitind Lat Gib,lly •ae'.reiit; for: the .scarce and celebrated ?hirar. Tobacco, in ortginal waxed lisiissas slot from Persia, Casten "Atinger, Huogatian Tobacco, and agi•eat variety of others. a /lig stock of foreign ''Snfitfk,lif ofifriniff One and two pound pack ;Ns, doralsts.clf targeisliPPlT:Qr the..fabriques of Bolongazo at ra nkfort,,Barterelli at AmsterdaM, and...others of the mPst famed Z a . l anufactures in Connally ; as alio h e 'genuine Spanish Bran and vinagnillo,and'r&l'and Yellow Sabillia. East I ndiaillonkahs, , with Tpbacco and fire balls, Persian l kalyhans,.Torkish Schibo uques „with, a n,umetous and splendid as ,trtinent-orAniber Mouth 'Pi eces, as al so a' sunerls collection of well !looked artd inismiiked lilereschaum Piling in gold and silver mount. Ings, with all apparatus for smoking. • Hudseri.begs to o .serve that this .AdVertiliernent is.calledifirth • ' .l eonseqnefiee hf his late - shopman, Benson; having opened a shop th opposition only thine toots from his; and adopting the next ppm -133., by which many mistakes have arisen, and addressed gl▪ 'eflts that all communications intenaedfor him may be to ts old:established house , IN. 0.. ANGLER S.— T CLARK, of ). " ---7— NQ. 11 , St: Jpho'f 7 )pe.. West. Smithfield, and 57, St - Jelin's-square. ertetiwell; Fishing ' Rod and Tackle Nanufacturer.4—Four-joint i il ' e4 t Rickety Fly.rods, two tops,. buttons, and Spikes, 68. each; ditto Ole-joints, two tops,,l4s each; five-joint General's Rods, tive,tops, utto ns,spikes,each ; eigliteen'feet Bag.rods, fitted ' in yt 'best manner I Is. 'each ; five-joint Salmon Rods, with three taps,' datein tlie best ' manner, from 30s. to 408. each. Artificial Elies,, Zade or{ Limerick hooks, Is. fid. per . dozen ; small Flies, • Is. per Best taper Fly Lines, lid. per yard ;- eigbt-plalt !shit Trolling Tackle ne, lid. per yard; eight plait Waterproof Line, Id. per yard., Cases, fitted up with box reels, four lines on them, 4s. each ; ?Itto fitted up with a four-stave box, reel box in the middle, fOur eg. can. , Wholesale - Dealers supplied .25 per cent. -cheaper than aux_ other. +louse in London. All orders, from town,.or country,, attended to the genie day.. • EASE AND COMEORT IN. SRAVIN.O.' , ESSRS. • 13— and S...GOWYAN'..s...':inyalßa , ,ble, CANTON STROP, or QUADRILATERAL CHINESE IiZOR SHARPENER,. renders the opefation of "shavlng ne Tenger L ati 'fllf to the most - tender • skin.• Br-a very simple procesS the - lic` ne 't edge may speedily he given to thelluntest razor or penknife, and S C-owvan's peculiarly tempered razors and shaving powder. 1 4 1 " , et ti i t rnen s of the Stro'pS are now exhibiting ., at the Royal Poltteethic ution and Royal- Adelaide , Galli?ry, • Lowther Arcade, from , „,,! ce the most flattering certificates have been sent, which may,be N;4` l ,. at the luventors, -B. and S. COWVAN, 164, Fenchurch.street, ber f „ e „ ... ,the Sticips, 'tke.,'May be obtained, - as well as of all repectable Ur_ "'"ars,' in the United Kingdom, price I. ltd,, ls. 6d.; as be had,: Cowvan's Canton Razor, Strop Paste, at per packet ; The Shaving Pow d er Is. 6d. per box. None are genuine; except those marked and V' B. and SJCOW_VAN." A ,4,,,..korAkf;E:"stßEET, PI CC ATAL I opposite the k'sl find 76; M.. , STREET„ • R K -OF 1 1: 1 111('' `' -'41 ; 1 1 1: ::- 4 .1 11l RM : K G . G. :-P atronized 1 ; 1 7%111/j Estiesi,be, King and the late 'Queen of Hanever, KI their he 'llnneises the late Prin rat Airgirsta, and the Prmeess So. ts7o . a , ‘ Serene the Princess Esterhazy, the princesses fas s „,_ - ' 'tote, her Grace the Dowager -Duchess of Bedterd, and A,.:st, t Tes the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the Dukes of Nor. nnshire, Argyll, 11•Iimchester, fend - Marlborough, Lord Hill, . • wxri. • ' •• d ur ing .t B. SOLOMONS; Opticians and Aurists, during „ . ,`es t- ,,nal experience of thirty ;years, --have had ample oppor .',4tailliii:l;,, vitrifying ..,hat the • Organs of Sight and Hearing h s .'t " k netically rehtect to each other in inch a peculiar slititi7,ll4nat when the fo•mer becomes impe feet •the sense becomes rapidly dull- this .fact is admitted by sel il;,,',oritiesr and must be observable by many thou. tot thus circuTstanced—whlch deserving. the f or - t „Ny - . : , ' - erfous attention . l'he Messrs . Solomon., with a view ger an afft•ction, and after they have devoted their whole ror s r ,l7 l •4",!ntefeStiriglirincli of science, have succeeded in effecting tatf...` visi n a most scientific improvement in a Transparency fur „`" fS -5 , and a preventive and curefor Deafness; they have . in esV, upon a very small construe, ion, '''LY ; t i t requires no holding, and the individual Mame biot, ' 4l ,esQ one • of. the p . arty in the ge neral . •tobversatien. nri a N t n irloortant discoveries not' 'only - is defective , vision ad "n l 4l - nature,- kit- the sense of ,hearing is restored pa its a nlit , ness ••,_ those Lenses are so constructe!i, and an 4 iwiperfect eyesight, upon such Si rontthc prim of'nnio trite i,i^""ailed with willog extensive experience et the idessrs,, thst they be found ti effect s. ch an extent tortati o .„whice will far exceed their utmost and mist sanguine err eau. On placing those I.enses before imperfect vision, either „pe Pndlelight, every object becomes clear and ; distinct, and :' . nler non . ll . l l . nuta particle seen with &tact drstidetness.. The Messrs. il i nclE ar Je.min th,e . lr o po e s y session . , with eti , t one ex_eeptio t n, Spect acles u monger i n rl, fTt. l every kind which are "tiered o . p blic iviona,s, to point out .the superiority of their improve. all others. 7he patronage of embility and Geniry, and a k ifildations of ,the priliciPal Oduffst Physicians and Surgeon& Ivolarn, and through Great Britain.as , welt as en the Continent, numereus for insertion. a o nfoSoloinons' are anxiiiiis 'that the public should nit er oks u_l'n them with persons itt he same acme, it being admitted by ~rsnyy gentlemen of tf.:.e highest charactor, and may be observed ..ndividual, that their neWly.invented Si t'l and ope ra )1* "e Conductors fok Deafhesi, surpass ; , t a i l e t; ti the icl . bef o !their re the pt(blic, They request attention to the first ,part bp osite n j i :tt 4 , 2 adttress, ap, A foemarle.street, Piccadilly, ot.fiotu-:(i th li ,s; King Willtain-street'Binelk:r—lltil gents or Travellers are employed. TYE SUN is Published EVERY MORNING at Prvg -- (Peraele, -- rn' Time 7or ,the EARLY TRAINS and TOl4 DELIVERY; a:S.gCONP•ED{TION'( * Beening Sun) ALKrisied OON it I .l l' 1 , - and 'a THIRD EDITION ati SEVEN O'CLOCK, for POST, containing APILI:A.MENTARY and ail l other,.NEWS in...LONDON...up to that :Hour ` ' ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTAI) in,ALLTILE TintEE PAPERS,. Morning, Noon, an .Aright,•thereby insuring a,T(2lVN,.and COUNTRY CLRCUI4ATION, at ONE'CHARGE. . ALL AXIVEUTISEIVLENTS OF A DISGUSTING CILELFACTEA, On: IMMOR CY, Arai ziplgpz,x, COLIMITITS OF "rim OYAL FREE rITOSPPTA*L. .1.:1 , TES TIMONIAL - to WILtIAM MARSDEN •Esq.-,' M.D., Surgeon, Founkier of this Hospital. '. • At a numerous Meeting of the• Governors ofythis =Charity, the Rev. E. Rice, D. D., Vice-President in- the, Chair, . . IGt was unanimously resolved—That a Service of Plate be presented to Dr. ,Marsden, in testimony of the valiiable ser vices_rendered by that gentleman rto ,the sick poor of this me tropolis, by establishing a free hospital for their immediate relief, whereby many thousands have been restored,to health, and for his unceasipg professional attention at,,, Senior lkonorary, Surgeon fo the establishinent. Resolved-That no individual subscription Shall exceed five gnineas. A Committee was then` appointed- for the purpose of carrying into effect the above object, and John Watson, Esq. of ..Hol -born.hill, was appointed rgreasurete.c The Committee beg to announi3e- 7 folowing subscriptions 4 • • 1 •I_ already received :--- , Marquis of Westminster £5 5 Lord Colthorpe • 5 0 Lord Kinnaird - Lord,,Skeltnersdale Lord R. Grosvenor Right Hon. Sir J. Pirie, Batt Lord Mayor ..., 2 f SirJ. Duke, Ald., M.P. 2 • 2 W. Thompson ' ,Esq. , Ahl , M. P. . 2 0 J. K. Hooper, Esq. A4l, 2 Mr. Sheriff Rogers, •..,/ 51.. A Mrs. Rogers • , .2 Sir James . Shaves .11 P. Abbott, Esq ‘,... -I 1 Wm. Abbott, ,Esq. Captain I H. Adlard, Esq. A Country Clergyman .1 J. Atkins, Esq , 2 J. Avis, E5q...., 2 Mrs. Avis 1 M. Avis, Esq. P. Ayres, E! - 1 IVlisstiicicson £2 2 4anws Jones, E5q..... ... 2 2 John t tohnison, Esq. , 2 2 Robert Johnson, Esq.., , 1 1 Ora. Sarah Johnspia 2 Liss Johnson,' i 2' Miss Mary Johnson ...... 1 1 T. Johnson, Esq.. .4.. 5- 5 H. Kamp, Esq., b ; ,.5.. A t • Keightley, Esq. 2..;-2 W. King, E5q..„.„.... 10s. 6d. King, Esg. ....„., .. 3 3 1)r, Knapp,. Lancaster, Esq,, 1 1 George Laporte,-FAq. 5 5 . Mrs. Lewis I, 0 G. C. H. Lewis, Esq. I 1 J:P. Alackintosli, Escv••• 5 5 John 51 a4 1 or,,Esq, 5 6 Mrs. Machiti 6 5 W. W. Martin. Esq. .. 2 2 -- Martin"; E5q...„... ... 1 .1 . J. 11 artin,,Eol. Mahe, y, E5q. .... Meek' OLAVDtT'S PHOTOGRAPHIC), '''OR DA GUERREOTYPE PO RTRAI are taken daily at the ADELAIDE GALLERY, LOWTHER ARCADE, by his New, Patented Improved'Process. The acknowledged su periority of Mr. OLAUDET'S , PORTRAITS is dne to the 'surprising RAPIDITY of !the PROCESS, :which gives tb . the Lilteness the pleasing and unconstetsined-,expression which the Sitter, can mil/ assume during an INSTANTANEOUS OPERATION—TO THE - INTRODUCTION of RACK GROUNDS (EXCLUS,IVELY .1 - 11,S OWN), ,representing Landscapes,' Interior of apartinents, "&c.,, which pr oduces the' most PICTURESQUE EFFECT—aiidtO the: Mode of durably fixing the image, so that it cannot fade 'or change colour, or be easily rubbed Off. • • Mr. CLAUDET has also a peculiar process' by which .Na tural Colours :are imparted. O COMMERCrAL TRAVELLERS AND commrsSlON A GENTs.—A Manufacturer of, Ge neral and Riney. Lace Goods.wishes to treat with some gentle-, , man for the,&cleslve sale of his goods in 4ondon,and the prin cipal towns in England and Sailand. A yeti liberal commis-. 'spn will be allowed, and security will be required. , Apply by letter, addressed tp A. 8., No. '6, Addle-street, Wood-street,. Cheanside. r' A • • CIOMMERCIAL and GENERAL, . LIFE ASSURANCE -ANNUITY FAMILY , ENDOW 4,IENT, and LOAN ASSOCIATION. CfrEAPSIDE, LONDON. HE,NRy,,GEfiRpE np, Esg.,M.P , Chairman. Evei desaription of AssUrance may be effected Annuities granted, Endowments for 9111cliteu; Loans onyersorial or °the", securities„ vridici: the berrowett:aspares hititife'fbr' t double the' amount adirandM. ' ' ' Apptieatiehs 'for the eeninirlitieShares - and'Ageficies to be 'made at the Offir.e. 112; Chea'pshid.' •a : ! LEREII LA WttANCE,;Resi , tent Secretary. A A UsTRADAsIAn . CQI,,CiNIA.I4, and GENE-. HAL-LIFE' A SBI7RANCtaId ANNIHYY CONY' PANY. Capital £2OOOOO, ip'1;000 Share's. ' '• ~ • • ' ni a r et o as. - Edward Rarnard, Esq. Fitt; S. I 'C. E.llVrizigles,'Estp Henry Buckle, Esq. I J. B. Montefiore, Esq. John i - lenriy Capper; ,Esq; . : , J. H.' Ravenshaw,•Esq. • Gideon Cdquhounditn;Essi., : „•qapt.-,.Sir Jas. stirling, R.N. John Edwardes Lyall, Esq: William ,Walkey, Esq. , va The adnti/es o ff etedl.ceffnigratns to the Australasian go lonies by thiVLompany areFFirst, ; ,That no extra premiiirnis i charged f+r residence in any of the AUstraTasian Colonies, ei cent in Yeti 2ealand ; corid, That no extra premium is chirged tcrtliose who assure for the . Whole'terin- of life, for one . ' voyage out td the Austrilatcan Colonies; and for , one return; -voyage; and that iresniums] may be paid`,"and iclaiins settled , in those Colonies. And to all persons who wish to astute their . lives,. the' Cilimpatty: (deli-units - Willy fa:imitable:rates of 'pre r : mium, participation in profits, ,and..the,guarantee of an ample subscribt4 capital. ,;, 1 ,- r i l ~...,- • , ; ,) 1 , , ;i ) , • - • I ' , Prospect gse, splet "full, var i timilara . xnax.rba r c;ile,44ied" . o t ip , r { Offices pc ~ gly Coolpsiny NO. 12$: Bisbops4te4teet. ii , . By order - 0 the Board of 'llirectors; , , '' CEVIIBTOIIJEtt 'COtTINB . ACcoimtant. ' I 11 . W. Ballard, Esq: 5 • 50. . 2 2 W. Ball, E s q ... . ... 2 5 r), Menaies, Esq• •••...... George Bailey, Esq, 5. 5 Miss,lllAddleton ▪ 2 ' I'. 13. Barnard, Esq„,... 1 ,Aloir, Esq. -........ ... , 1 W. Barnard, Esq. • ,1 Q. Moreing, 4 . .... .2 2 Messrs. Barnard i; and .51ereton,E5q . , ... .2 2 Sons ... , .... 3 3E. 11. MOran, Esq. , • 1 'I C. Barron, Esq, - . 1 1 lUrs. Moran - F. Barron. Esq - G. W. Barrqn, Esq. ... 1 1 T.. Morgan, Esq -- Bacon, Esq. 1 1 W. , Al,uqeastgr, 2 2 Baiss, Esq,.. 1 1 Mrs. Morlaster . I 1 S. Baylis, E5q..,...,...... 1 1 F.. Morcott, Esq Messrs. Bedford and Son 2 2G. 31u4rell,..Esq. . 5 , 5 W. A. Beckwith, Esq.,.. 2 ,2 J,..Mustoti;.Esq 1 1 R. Bell, Esq. , 11: jun.,Esq,..- ..... 6 , igts.'elgpbour ; 2 J. B. Belville, Esq • • .1 1 ~Nettleton. Esq.., 5 5 A Friend, per J. B. Bel. '.. Esq.. vide... G. Biggs,. ..... 2 2 S. E 7 q, 1 J H. Broom, Esq...• '‘ 2 2 lei-en/41a Olive, Esq .. 2, 0 R. Browning, Esq • 1 IR. , Ord, Esq 2 2 James Bruce, Esq • 1 1F: Pace, Esq,' J. Bull; Esq. :•. 'l 1 John Page, Esq. - Bullock, Esq: ...:'1 1 11rs.7'arsons ; . 2 2 Samuel Boddington, Esq. 2 3 Miss Parsogi 2 2 T. Botilter, Esq. ' • - 1 Master Parsons' 1 John Blackett, Esq. S. Carpenter. Eag,... • 2• `2 Mrs. Fbacknian . Charles Candy, Esq " 1 1 Robert Paris, Esq. .... „ 1 I R. Cattle, Esq..' • ~2 W:Parkin, : E5q..,.; - 2 John Chaplin, Esq... ..... 1 •:1 ThreePa-tients (eured) • 1 I Wm. Chaplin, Esq. Miss E. H. Chaplin 3 3C. Pearson Esq .111;ss Mary Chaplin T. Chase, Esq. ' 1 Miss,Pearson 2. : 2' Mrs. Chater ' 1 W.. Pegg, Richard Comins,Esq.: 1 IW. P,Phitips,,Esq,',.:„ W. Cook, Esq. Mrs. Clyatt ... - , I'o A. Phillips, Esq, ..... 3 3 C. Cliviveley, Esq' "' ' • " 11 • 11. / 1-1: Plgeon:7tsq. G. W.' Cooke; Esq. 'Porisfdrd, Esq • - 1 '1 Joseph Clow, 1:I GilbErrPotineey; Esq I 1 W. Clunes, Esq ' ' ~. 1, .1 Wm:' Pritchard, 5 5 Mrs. Clunes 120 2 -• ' Miss Climes " l6 ' ' 32 2 John E: Coop er ; Esq Thomas' Cooper,. Esq..'..: 1 T James'Re eV'es, E q.' 'T..*' 1 William' Cooper, Esq: ... - 2 2 Re 4. Dr. Rice - Captain Corfield „., Mrs. Rice ~ .. , 1 Thomas Cotterell,.Esq... 1 IY. allex, .... ••• • 5 5 Mrs. Cotterell; ' 1 IT. Tnleriiiell; ' 2 2. S. Cottle, Esq. - Reid, Esq, H. S. Cox, Esq -I - I Major RoTe = W. Cumming, Esst. , _:!. ....• 1 _1 George •Itogefg.Fisg - 4. 1 1 W. Cummins, 1 • Q O. B. ,Davide, 2 2G. Remfry, E4q. .2 Q B. Davis, E5q...., , 2 Rerntri, tag, .. 2 L. Dietrichson, C.'Sayet'; Eef .l t . Mrs. Dietrichiery" •l= 1 Simnel . Sadler,. fast': • 1 1' Misi C. Dietrichson;-.L.f. 1 _ 1 _Miss L. Dietriettsoni.••••, 1 :di G. ' 9o4 ' E .-' s •q' Thomas De ear,•,,*5q.,.....1: IT, ,Scott, ,Esq R. L. Deattry;,lasqlr. ' Svisk>n, Escl•-•li Dickson,'Esq. '6 Gebrife - Sit'sll Son;sq. , 2 "2 John •Diekie, E5q..... . . 1•:• 3 ' Irs. 'SiropSon '2'"2 G. Dimond.i.Esq.;.i......• 61 '5 Miss CjiSitn . l)son...-.-.‘:.:, 1 " •11: Dixon, E5q,..... Ed.:Simpson I 11 Mrs. Dixon. 2 i ll 2 Jilhn Slav: „t ••f: I Danildson; 2. 2 Esq,p ! -r., .7. • • . 5 E. W.'Dundis, - Staithr . 01,, -4 ‘ • Mrs. Thindati - William &ale's, Esq,„,„„-j,•. 1 is Ntrin. floweiby,Zicf.j...;a- 2' 2 R. Ellis, 5 5 , J . Evans, Esq., ... 5.. 5 rn, stem% Esq,• : •,, L ,. 5 E. Eyre; Esq , ..5 6 qn Stevens, ... 2 2 J. Farren, Esq.' H. B. Fearon, s • W. Fell, Ei g : .0 Iti Riamorayier;E N , , 2 2; W. H. Fenn, East. ' • 1..:1 George. Tborpe,:Esq..-..: is. r 5: Mrs. Fenn. IW. G Thorpe, Esq 5 5 D. Ferguson, Es_q.. r „,.., 1, 1 1 W. T. Theme, E5q. , „..„ 2 0 Georgo lisher,"Eig . 1 1 Rohn ▪ 2 - . 2 H. Fisher, Esq • ' '6 J i .`Turneir 2 2 ' J. W. Fielder r Esq...: . . ' ./: ts'c't F. F. Forgan, Esq.,- .• • I.lil Rev, Mr. Ty50n.,...: .5 D. Fowler, E5q..._....: 5 I.:W e 2; 2 J. Fry, .2 *Fs. Wairmstex,„.... 1 1„ :Alex. 'Galloway, Esq.. 2, - 2 , • f John Galloway, Esq . ' l'l EdWard' "1 "I Geo. GalloWay; • W..Warlters, Esq - 2 1 1 Frank Garner, • F. Warr. Esq:. 1 .. 1 John Gay, Esq. , W.: ,w4rmig n .g.,,,.., _ 1 Mrs. Godby 1 I slrf.,Wa,rre Miss GOodsmi .11. - Gouger. Esq. .. "2 E. Walthilq;"'Ette., 'per ' George Gibbons, Esq. .4 .W - J , H. Warm- d • -1 -1 John Gladding,„Esq ix) Ei.R.,WatSorr...fst....., 1, 1 • Di. Q rah am. 5. -5 Job Watson, Esq:e • , 5 Timothy Greated, 2 2 Atri.Watspn 2 '2 Messrs. Green and. Sons. 2 2 C: Watson, - Esq. 1 1 G. Griffith's, . • 1' 1 . iss J. - 'Watson 1 1 J. Griffin, Esq. ' .6: Pt Miss ~... 1 1 John Hawley, Esq. ..... 1. Win:.Davy. Watson, Esq. 1. Michael Hall, - Esq. • lU. Waytei Eoqi 2• 2 W. Ha11, Esq C. Harriss, .. ..... ...,,l, I ' J. Wood, Esq. , 1 1 James Harmer, E. Harvey, 'Esq. • ▪ I I P;Wilbritiain, 1 1 Thomas Haynes,-Esq. G,F. - 'Wilhrahain, 1- • 1 H. Heron, Esq.-- - 5 5 E. Wilkinson,. Estp)22 .2 G. M. Horton, Esq., l •. ; .1: 1 .j J:Wilson. 4N. - 1 H. Howe, Esq ..... 1 1 n: W. Wire, - Esq. Messrs. Todgkinson tiCo: 2 , 2 John Wood; Esq.: .. . W. Hughes flughei,Esq; 2 James Yates, Esq. 2" 2' Cyrus Jay, Esq 1 I D.-James; Esq, • 1 1 Mrs. Jackson • 3 i) VATIONAL -- L - 0 AN . ;FUND. SO GLETY, FDIC! GRA NTI N , G ....J.. 1:::.. , _ , . - I • ../- N . LIFE ASSURAN C ES,-,D.EV.ERR•Et) ‘ IitiNUITIES, Br.c. • ' ,: , ,INo. 26,,cgRN:H1L11.... : , , . , Capital .*:500,060.: , Emig:mere - Shy SPecial Act'Of 'Parliament. , • - ,lIIRECTO,IO. - - - • F. MM M . LAI/Rit'AY;l7.t4. Chairman: - f ' J. Elliotson, M. D., F.R. S. ' - .refill Rawson, Ilisq. . , John Giliffifh Frith; Esq. ''' John Riddle Stedart, Esq. Hunter adrdoti;Esq. • ' eletiii.nt Tabor, Esq. • George Lutiley, Esq: ' 3oseph:Thouipson, Esq. . ~ .- 1 A TIDITCIIS. . . ':: . ' • . : Professor Wheatstone, E. It S.• f: Professor. Graves. &AL F.R. S. ACTUARY—Via S. B. Woolhouse,- Esq., F. ICA. S. , - r rzYlq., ! is—,J. Elliotion, M. 0., F,,g.5., Stri G,KON,- .E.•'s ,Symes r Esq., SOLICITORS-111essrs. Sweet, Sutton, E:Wens and Oimnalmoy 6,ll6,sinqhilt-street. . • - • 13'ANKEas—Messrs. 'qlyfi Halifax, Mills, and Co. -'- tivp,4ssliAAN.ct,: ADVANTAG —Pei : fsct,seop*,from a large paid-up Capfr 41 an& accnmula , tiOns:-LEvltablq tlateS-Power to borrow Two:thiids Premium paid,•44tiout`exPchse or 'fockiture--anit, Profits annually divided. N. 11. Pnliaies for Short Periods at Lower Rates than at an? pther'Office; with: option of dentiriUtuee fur Life, at the maid rates. , f . . i - . .. 1... - : 1 - , - 7 , .DEFERREI/JANNUITIF.S. , ,Tbe best• and most variest_provision fur lifier,life hitherto of-!, fered--..2 14s. per aumtin,(As. , per :wovkl,at,,,,go, will at 0. 5 5 give the pot:icy-holder the cho ) ioe el art-annuity, 44:47.165. 64. or £349 Ue, cash, or policy g de,ath of £4p6. - , SiMilar a,d l :, vantageS at 50, 65, and gc.)—Two-thirds,litiyplnts lent at ?,iiy,. time, and Two-thirds returned hi caSO'fif prernituie death. The detailed Plans; and' Las,t 'Aiival Rivori; to 'be had at the Office, at any ofits Biainehis; Or On aiiphaation will be for'..; warded 'lost free'. '' : ' l''-'.* - .3 ' ' I.' -F. FERGUSON' CANIROUX, Secretary. ,AIPOWEIMD-BY'ORTAIT. I ibft*PARLIAMENT 4 VICT.. CAP. 9. RITANNIA: TAPE 'A.StritA.NVE 'COM -I)AN y 4 I. pRi - Net:writEttiping.;toNt9N. Thii InstitutiotHs eniiidviVred 'by ti'SPecial'Aet of Pallid aient, and is so Constitited is to'afford the.b6e6ti of Life Ai 'suranee; fullest extent; to Polq:y-bblders and to pre= • sent greater facilities and.aecOmmodation than eat be obtained In other Offices. ,Tbe•tdocided<superiority:of - its plan, and its claim to public preference and: support; 'have been .proved In qontestnbly by : lop extraordinary:and gopreeodented success. Among otbert,,the .lollowing important advantages„roay enumerated Tr-. , , • - A ;Rost econonlical sst of. Tabres:--eoniputed expressly kir , the use of this Company', from authentic and 'complete data,. aal presenting the lowest Rates of Assurance that can be of . pred without compromising the-aleiy oftlielnStStution. • , Increasing rites of prethinth on a new an remarkable plan,- for securing -' loans or 'debts, "a less irainediate payment being 'required on a policy for Abe whole: tertn•bf life than 'in 'any' other Cabe , '; I . • , ,Premiums payable either Annually. Ralf-yearly; or Quar terly, imoneaunk qr in a limited, number of payments. A Board of. Directors in .attendance d/ily at Two o!clock. Age of the Assured in every. case adrniAed in the Policy. All claims p y i.Y,ible vfiglin'one month after proof of death. -11Wical 'Attendants remtinerated in all cases for their reports Premium pet Cent. Per , Annum pityalile during ;?, Age. First F irs Second: Fire ire Irtredv,Fsi.xe, cu l ' Ce t a h r F s ive ae ltle. "l , lval I , • Years . : 20 .41'l' 4 •Xl .510 £1 1011- 5 1 16 9 It 3 'Er -.30 16 4 112 2 119 ..1)1; 12 2 7 ',4.• 217 :6 40 116 1 ,2 4,4 , h r? 14 6, ,0 -7, 3 43 4 50 ``2 ,18''7 - 3 - 9 4 4 5 5 5'6 3 6 13' 7 4 . ,'7 PETtllSloo4Sol)l.,'RigilleApiTector... AlOPlSol,l 4 'tF.oe.4"piiector..: liberit Commission kIIoVIM Soiicitor4 .;thlLAkents: : 42; Fleet.street. A NEW .DISCOV:ERY.-: HOWARD. Surgeon-Dentist, 520 Flee- street, has in introduced AN: ENTIRELY , : 7 ,NEW DPiCRIPTIONI of, ARFIFICIAL TEI withput,, springA u wires, or li gatures.„, Thep so perfectly resemblt.the, patural, teeth, as nut, to be dispingtiistied from CHANGE COLOUR' OR DECAY;and: will br, found very superior to any teeth ever, before used: This method does not require the eitiriCtiOn Of-‘Atits; or anY l 'Painful - oPiration, 'ins:n*lll l kapp%it and'-'preserVe teeth thai are lnOie, ' and are , gatinintded,' to restore niticulation and' mastication ; and, that 'Mr: , :Howard's - improvement may be. within reach of the most, economical, he has axed his chores at the- lowest scale. passililey,; Decayed teeth rendered sound, and useful in mastication.-52, Fleet-street. At home from . Ten till Five. TO SHIPPERS, OWNERS,'VAPTAINS. and OTHERS. Copies of Testimonials,,Gratis, by all Agents. R lIVISTON E'S EYE SNUFF.—Under the kill Patronage of his late Majesty, hpr Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, aod the Lords of the Treasury, is universally recornseendid by the .Faculty. for its , efficacy in removing "dis- orders incident to the Eyes and Head. SIGHT RESTORED!—.NERVOUS HEAD-ACHE AND DEAFNESS CURED! EDWARD RALE.IgH MQRAN, Hen., Sec, the Marsden. l'eatirnonial, The Testimonial will be 'presented at the Anniversary Festival of the Governois of the Hospital On the llth of May, at the London Tavern. JLR.H. the Duke of Cambridge will preside. 7:1 't ' CA EKti-r R. SQUARE., - The EXHIBITION of th e ,F.OYAL ACADEMY is 11?O'll 'OPEN.—Admission (from Eight o'cloek till Seven), Is. 2- • Catalogue, Is. 'HEN RY • HOWARD,' R. A:, Secietary7 • A THE ROYAL .MARRIAGE PICTPRE. ESSR§.,,AY.N . II)7 , (kitAVE S i ; And C . 0., he Majesty's Printselleyr a n d Pnblilthem m Ordinary, vr3 have the honour of 'cithibiting,iri their Gal,Aoryi 6.,Pa11, Mall, Tui Day, and during the Week (by Ticket. only), THE GRAND HISTORICAL .PitTURE OF HEE. itrAIESTY'S AIAHRTA..dE. Pkivied Majesiy's`Cdrnniand fortVekinghant Palace, By GEORGE HAYTER, Esq,, M. R.S.L., Her Majesty's Historical and Pottiait Painter. Tickets- maybe obtained at 6, Pall Mall, .and thosn is:tied previous to this,date, and not yet presented; will be admitted durin the week. pp OYAL`I ) OLYTEciINiuI i thSrifu • . 31..11) Open—Mornings and Evenings, l except Saturday.— The - cotosBAt. ELEcTRipm. MACtIINE, worked by SteamPoWer,` exhibiting the ELECTRICAL LIMIT, the appc:arance .of the AURORA BOREAL A; and various other Experiments , on a grand scale. - "TIieENLARGED and:IMPROVED,DISSOLYING VIEWS; commencing St4ies intended to illustrate the SCENERY of the HOLY ,LAND, from the beautiful work of David. Robers, R. A, ,-hy, permission of Mr. *eon,.. Threadneedlc«street, Lectures which demonstrate the i laiest ad:sauces made in practical Science. TIie*OR.RERY, myrist G . BELL and VI LR,with E,xpc riments in the" Water. To' the Evening,, ,biLdtion, Which consists of the leading. features of the Morning, kyariety, of New Cosmoramle Views are added. Mr. Griliatif will cbm ,inence his Elementary' Cour,e' of tilt Lecttires on BOTANY; on Tuesday, May 3d, it Two &Clock, -whicih '4Oll be - eontioned ..ut the same hour on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, until completed. ,PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS taken Daily by Mr, ,Beard.. Conductor of thelland,lllrii Wallis.—A dm is "Sion, One ,Shillnag. ••r • moNsiEtß, Jo; StinGEON -AL •DEN: UST to THEIR SERENE HIGHNESSES .the REIG NINO *DUKES pF ; § .AXE 'COBURG and MEININGEN, informs his Patienta•aldr - the Prublic'in gene -04 that he-hat returned TO TOWN.to.RESUME his prac tiee IN PERSON, and. hopes lo roceire the same PATRON AGE he has during 4is FIFTEEN YEARS' RESIDENCE at 9,, HALF-MOON-STREET, P.ICCAPILLY: MOnsieur M.: continues to fill DECAYED TEETII viith his WHITE MINERAL SVCCEEDANEUM - Nrithota 'heat •or prefsure: . DI'APHANOUS; INCORRODIELEi• and ',',NATURAL TEETH, fixed withoutgvirei or . ligaturesaym one to . torn plete set. LOOSE T EYI-1 FASTENE,D, all.,eases ,of disease.-9, nALF.I4I ON-SFoky.,in - ceAnPLY, an 4; No. 4, Rue Royale, Bruxelles. rY " JA TE 1 4 '`' L E t R.' 'W 'A T C This celebrated construction (the most accurate' on which a watch can be inide) is lie* itTered :at the folloivwg , prices, with the latest improvententh is e - the detached escapement, jewelled in four hand .to mark thQ seennOs, and main taining powei to continue ;ping while winding up, i' SALES ' ~:` AUC ` ON.. , 'ISLE OF, DOGSI--.The extensive TITA.TiER-SIDEi PRE MISES: occupied by the Genet tall Filtration and Dye Ex tract Company, upon which a large expenditure has re- . cently been iticurred, CASES With denible-batioin• cates,scapped £6 6 0• • With hunting eisies, , valved .t. GoLn?c,ksas. ; . Size for Ladies ; ritkeleganx gold dial, fivt... l g 12 , Ditto ; in double-bac k ed eases e . i . i4 14 0 Size for Gentlemen, enamelled dial 13 13 0 Ditto extra full size, caprisld " .17 'l7 0 A Ramphlet; contaidiag4bieiviaiOns respecting the various oonstructionsam which watohes.are made, with the priees both in gold and silver cases, and a variety of sketches of new de signs, which have just been cornpletedin gold Chains, will be sent, gratis and postage free, on application by letter to` A. SAVORY and"tcONS,' WatchniakerS; No. 9; Cornh111; Lon don, opposite the• Bank of ' ' • THE PERFECT.SNBSTIT.cm.for siLvtit. CATALOGUE, with EN GRA V INGS (Gratis), POSTAGE FREg.—The celebrity of :the rich and silvery appearance and extreme durability of, the; material made ex clusively by ourselvesi.:has"!indticed: many attempts to foist upon' that public othi , noteriouily deleterious Gasman...Silver. , under theguises of " Berlin Silver,". tS e, , & c ., a gainst which ~we. especially 4wavn them. Aided by an eminent chemistimie , have succeeded in , purifying:our material so that ;olds do: not ,aticet it slaw . so eve l .known. andt appreciated that it tis.urrivereally , superseding , silver in all its, uses. The genuine metal,-Whiehis.m.Ore-durable , than silver, . can only be:had , sit lute_ wirehensesii 'Attie- the same through.. out, and .can be engraved'' and.lnade.in all .qld various .articles that are in silver, from which it can only bo.told hyreference to the stamp. , • Threaded *King's Matter,rt. ..4911. Pattern. Table Spoons and• Forks, full size, per doze's.— ..... 'll2s. 28.5. oil, 30s. Od. Desert ditto and, ditto, ditto 4 10s. Od. ' 2ls. 01. 252. 04.' Tea ditto and ditto ditt0..,... ss. pd, 1:1s. Od. 12S. Od.. Gravy ditto. : RIPP ON, an d_Bil 479 x, W,el4l.t.reet;Oxfordstreet, - Established Cat alogues gtatis. 4 By the melt simple, delightful, and : fragrant ,Compotind Its mode of appliestiyp.ti,frauett....tvith pleasure.; many thou,- sand cures have been accomplfasecl by its use, at a trifling, ex, pe yvt certain in its operation. If testionies b necessary toi riduee the sufferer to malty `trial, Kings m , Lords, e and Com— mons have ttsed it. The Lords'a the Treisitry have sanctioned' ' its ase. - -Theiiiate Majesties; the Duchess of Kent, the most eminent Oculists, Medical Practitioners—witk that gigantic' balance, the Press . —heve eulogised' Grimstone's celebrated Herbatuous. Cottipound; known 'as "iGrimstone's Eye. SnUff," for its efficacy in removingall diseases incident to the Eyes and Head. Q. J. Guthrie, Esvi. , F. R. S. See. J. B. Lachfield , • Eq.'s Letter, Whitehall. Dr : . Thomas., Dr., Andrews calla it i'national blessing—see his Reports touching its utility. The • tate Mr. Xbernethy,,viith twiny others, reeornmepd pritn 7 stone's" Eye Anil, and, cale',it #'Man's best Friend, and the' Student's Vide Mecnin: 6 224de the many thousand Lead of Testimonies, of'itiidOilitea Medic al inithoritY, with atheris 61 tae first re 44ictability. • • : 14111. , .W.:. W. SIMPSON haszeceiveldireetions" L.Y_l4 , ..ta-t3EkL .11Y- AUCTION; at thel:Wart,- in ithe. wing month, exceedingly -valeable Is-REMISES, occupying t surface; with a wharf next the River:Tharnes; '172 feet in extent, comprising a lofty and•nnusually , substantial building of large ditnenslons, designed as ts , grinding mill, with store , •oomJovel, and -a Ere-proof ,steam-engine house,eboth' newly . eiected ; a spacious dye-house, numerous drying and store-1 roomi,dwAling-hbuse, counting-houies, shede, lnrge.yfird, and £her useful appendages. ,Ineluded in-the kale will be a highly- , finished- condensing , -iileam-engine, :by Blythe;- of &1-hdtseel picer, and an 8-horse low-pressure engine, with boilers and l • ipnaritus - coreplete, and-the lofty ehMineyiti'affs to the same together with other valtiable property, whiekwilltie;announeed in future , advartitements:. These delsirtiblett pieniises are ad valntageously situated adjoining the Ferry House, in the. 14,16 f ff Dogs; anti are peculiarly adapted for in engine-maker' or an iron . iennder, I,r a tlyo.honse; bretvory, or distillery, 'upon tt targe scale;they'-are-:held on lease for an unexpired term of. l 9 years, at the very low.renOnf 150/..perdannum.' Partienlats ate-its priparationt end will be shortly pnblished;- in'the meantime applications may be tnade to Mr. W.W. Simpson;. 18, Baekletsburyv - - ' • - • • The. APV . OWSON, : of,IaATTLESDO; alicut:Oiglit 'frOM 'Pitt St. The'lnctimhltte his 74t4pw., J:qcgiyed, diroptipps, SEL by AUCTION, at the Mart, in the .month of, Jane vi V aPeeptikblchollfer.,,by private Contract rte in the meantime made, , • ; ' :The ADVQ.I%.O(Misani.:VENT..PRESENTATION %to thia RECTORY of RATTLESDEN, situate in a pleasant peat of thAponnty of,Suffolk, comprising a .most respectable . paisonage-house, with .good, garden, . stablibg,, barni . caw.: house, an out.-buildings, together with 37 acres of glebe gthi.. tjte greg..4l?-d.sit4o.llltititearof the.,- arish,.extending i over nearly 2,700 acres, and which have been commuted at 7701. per annum., Tbe , grazing land :in the,.tparish ,pays: a modAta in Pm, qttitli , P4 AQ,Pretent inottntbentis in the seventy fp arth .yeatfif his,Age? t >t "f!'' To flavefißlP ,aed,:tr9ullte, siMpsors :begs to say be cis authorised to sell at the very low price of 5,500/. by .pri:vate contract. i i The property "may be Ijo.eit, and particulars anayibe, ob tained,‘,44- Application ; tft,., l Thgraas, Mayhevr, f:sq.; • solicitor,. Sixinundhatn ; Messrs. Jackson, ,Sparke, and Holmrs,., solieitqrs,94tig..St. ,gdnonnsit ; at the Matti and .of Mr:X. 'W. irnisson,' /ituckl.gcstittry. - , •• Nottinghatts,2.2thAug, 1841, , • This-extraordinary eure.is attested by Mr. James - Wilcockson -Fortign• snuff an Cigar .Merchent, -Nottingham. • To Mr..W. Grimstone,,39,fßroad-street, Hlumnsbury,London. gir,-"I feel great plea„suo : M sending you the particulars of, my case, : and the roiraculouN,,cure performed ,on myself,. by 'using your truly valuable. Eye 7 Sntiff. Sir, I ain now in y, 93d year, and a native of Holland, have heeil in this country!: 26 years. •Whitheilrens change of climate, or my advadced - stge; . : cannet say, but for six years I have been deprived of sight; therefore unable to follow iny btisincia. ' IHdo , thost sincerely . believe I should: have' reniained in derkneas'and pain but for the kind recommendation of afriencl'to the your invention.; purchateditt 23. 40. canister of your agent, Mr. Wilcockson, to. .baceonist, who knows the above to be facts, and will bear wit- ness to - my, extraordinary recovery of that most inestimable blessing of our, life.-" Perfect Siglitr—l declare has proceeded from the use of your Eye Snuff. For the sake of. those suffer ing, you may snake what use you please of this•letter, Mr. Wil cocksonand many others will vouch for its truth. I refer the sufferers to this gentleman, being 'your Agent, and so well known in,Nottingham. , • ' , ' am, Sir; yew obligethservarit, • - 28th'irtag. 1841:.' • , ANNIS ZENIA,MASSENIA. p. s.—Sir.--I should not do you justice without stating my: 'relief was almost: instantaneous,: My: eyes became clear. end: freed from humour, ens.), by _persevering in its use very fre t gnently I am enabled, to read,•senall print without the aid of Glasses, and continue to enj rod's greatest free frpos,pai2.. -I have reason . gratetill; arid d ' o reconri, rtten d t y iii dur g tte: Snuff . to . all I . wo s. A. Z BERKSFIJAE,WitfiIiCtLitI 7 -A-MILE cieBHll,lVttill " 81ATION, WESTERN 'RAILWAY. - WA.. IY. 1 1 ,'„,,'5:14 L1 V)74S - hap ik.eird I.TX. pit riu t 41th:g,ilt Tor ilia late, Toseph 4 cofikr,i to § . .l l ,l cl byd.,,llo:M4)ll;af Wucifon Marti in tngstb.. of •flfk.TiM i9g Asirable 1113.01),1t.ry I,,kt Fi4ehold'anl Lowel l Vcllligarrn; eligibly sito%te foUr'inites from Highivorth, from Swindon, ian4 seven: from yripgdo9 , „„all !„locllen.markep eomprtses a brialiibuur .garden ` and . 9411,n,d, gr,ana;y, stablin*, btillock : sh i ed,„,pd etVeF bUpdngs, togegisr with, 15, acre's" o f land, N'it eieor phi are ; paAtiare brgq propoytlolL of which is very Royfiliirbillbaeli feeding - land, including .acresef water meaori,,WhiPli may ginatert at;Eke,e,surr.,, and the, retiairider 'deep' itipled,:arible land. —LAP. .4 j eler sirable Eitate, - cated'ACOin Farm, sititked prising a cottage, with gaEclen, ,shain,ystablinge other a94 other bbuildings!togetherWith 100 acres - 9 f , toacrps, .• are rniadcir , pasture, ,C.taiehitling, seyewaeres,pf •. pr . °, drietive" water meadow); and (lie reinkinder t very fertile amble land.—Lot 3. A Cottage and Garden, With about - an acre of pasture land, situated near Cottage ,, 'and held Under - leases for Iwo lives, aged sixty-five end sixty-six years, at-a quit rent of one shilling per ;mina* . About :an'acre of freehold `pasture land adjoinilig e and tie:o cottages and 'gardens coiatiguous,held under a lease foe three lives- aged 55,t56, - and 68. years,,ii i-quit -rent of 10s, per ,antium.,.......... 1 , o ; • • • The Estate may be viewed, and particulars may be. obtaine t d in due tiMkle,lfsles . 4is.. -Tilseri,Squince ' .and Tilson ; solicitors. , 29, Colettian-street at the Auction Mast.;....aud of ickr, W.. W.._ Simpson,_l,B. pucklersbury. _ CHARTERHOUSE-LANE; 'AND CA'S'TLE-STREET, LONG-.ACRE.' • .;• •! . Freeholds produeing.a , Rental of 135/.- per antrum A: AT IL: W. W. SIMBSON has, recolved directitins - to _SELL, brAUCTION,.at the 'Auction Martino TLTESDA.i, May 10, at, Twelve, in Two,lots4 • a substantial FREE HoLD HOUSE awl Promises,,No;l22; Charterhouse-: lane, let on lease (for.u-hieb a . prersium mos . paid).for expired te„,rm of pine, years at_;d,a-balf, ,at the law rent of 64/. ).er annum, 'and a smalfer house adjoining h b'eing NO. 24,. fcharterhouse-lane, in the ,occupation,ofa yearly tchant at '267. Lper annum. the landlord paying'the rates grill tAxe .41so, a , ifreehold House 'and Pkemrses, No. 31, - :tikle:Street,' dere. id' to Ali-. boot and Ishoe•Maker, at a 'yearly rent - . • . • - ' -- -. .z. ,, NEA R.--WESTERHAM; KENT. -. ' .. ' DES - IRA-8.4.E' ;FREEHOLD- ESTATE; - containing 220 acres, exonerated from Land-tax. .- 114 -R. W. AV. SIM.P.SON has received. directions .ILI- to SrAE, .iy. - , - ,Acp:A . P7N, -- 6.t ,the 1 411:efihn.;Wart;,:in the - month' of - Ju N E next, a very rafuable ESTATE, ,filelight r fully situate within ,tlvo i nlyes r and, A.,11a41 , 5,4,1w I'SPP(4 4I 4 O marka 14Wn i,r ‘v,see th a r d,", f nit imil } y twd i Miles, ,c' MID Qne of the sliiidni l ot'ili t tiutfi,:E#Riii,lll r itiis4,y,; Alire,b *illslorq 1 be opeaif 0i thribildge '''' it comprises a'auperior farm i /intir,i ''with excellent walLed, .4arh\ens i „,y4tible.agricOysal,WAtip ‘. . l and ihddt i acres of, produ c tive and nighty ini,ttytt i fesT , l and, 1 includliik,a:;rarge RropOrtlil ol jrasiure, anct a iciiiacrsa.,.2f - rricli • hop di;Cttili'd :i the N/lyite; lyAp g i 1 1. , 4 ,,, gm , lepi e„ and w 49,50 „by, fine iii&j4.' tia Eslateli Wieling ( acept i sin all portioal,, and exener4ed from lan4-4x„. , It ~has been : in itk4lapds Ai 'the proi4tor. for alioNf,sikty yeaii ;,A4d.yossesort _may ,be .had atllltitiflnka :fie3t l , l P,arl.;4"!he,,,t.nfehase-rnOney, may. remain on , mortgage. ~ F ., • - , ~ .. ~ „ E , ~,,,t ) . ' The iiiofiertY m ay T ie viewed, an a particularsmay shortly; ci tr., be obtained, of J. U. licvroctli,..,.., /.4 ~,..,594. 5 4?r, Weqteriiara of 111t;,',Ja.44 11.9fp;e11,,,app;alseF k ., . 4 ;,denb - rldge ; at . tie, Xuctio4 . 14 . 16 - `a.)iFl' oTAir.,T. - W: p . 144,p S9ll, ,IYlC}Slf.io Ur Y ?.,. I. 011611. Y 4 • ' : :' • ' • ' . • , 4 , . ' , • ~- y^ .r r. t!v t , :.c 9. v -.., t r: i .1 o.)n.c. i ~ i .. c if: . . _ . Particulars may, bo—had of James Patten, Esq., Solicitor, 76, Hatton-garden ; at the Auction Mart ;•and of -31.r4.4Wv W. Simpson, 10, Bucklorsbury. , , ;; • EXTENSIVE' FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Tottenham-court-road; -'West .. •Sniitlifield Grown -street, 1.• Soho ; St. Clement's-lane; Strand ; , thd Doswell-street ; Three Copyhohl Residences, Kentish 'l?owti, and ftedbarted' Landlax,:amountingio,l6/, 173. 6d..1 per annum R. IV. th W. e Ex Sii irt "l 'rg S T l the has iat treet e, directions .13 from .lames . R emn ant , Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, at the , - .Anion• Next, .on. MEWAY, May 10, et,Twelve, nuinerous.Lots,.valualsle, FREE H OL F!ROPERTY the greater,par. t exonerated *from.land tax, cona s priSing two aubstantial m od ern houses with shops, Ncis..llA and 11p, Tottenhaureatirt : rnad, .let on lea.se at rents amdunting, 1941. per, annum; two ditto,'NO3% 12 , and 13; Smitkiield-bars, in the oceupatLin Wiliest respectable 3 tenants; at renti'ainOunting 'to 152/. ; 'two hotr,ds in Greenbilrs-rents; St. Sihn-street, Weft' Sniithfield, let to unexceptionable '*tiants, at rents tbduriting to SU. per . annum ;, seven. houses,ll .to 17i!,Croicu.street,t Soho, pro ducing a rental of 3.12/. 10s. per annum ; and two hoeseg in Llovd's,oourt ',adjoining ; three houses, Numbers •55, 56, an . d. clement's-lane, , Strand, in. the,o , ...eupation of respectable tenants,- at rents amounting to 1264, per annum, ' , and aground rent 4f: 227., a ; year, arising from premises in 'Glass'-house-yard; Gosell-street •: also three desirable re. sidences (copyhoid, fine certai n ), pleasaalf,:sitnated, Nos. 1; 2, and 3, 'Upper Fitzroy- place, Kentish Town ; and the several sums of 6/.- 55., St. 13s: 6d., a'tul"s/. ' redeemed land tax, parible out of -extendve premises in St.' Giles's and West Smithfiteld. • . .•: the•CR)AtST; vet 4 v..riaff the . HIGH PORTS- • ' 111OUT4DandSOUTHAMPTONIROAD to =OHIGHES•I TER.—FREEHOLD ESTATES; , enntprisirig 506'iNerei of LAiNI3,t whilthl . fet "nittvr&l .imWerz Of9-irednetiveneSs can scarcely be excelled in this Kingdom. The Great Tlthes,iex , "' tending over-this stirfge, will , also beikibmitted to cortiOefition.- ' Air R. , W.slir; SIMPS()/C . '•'beern . instructed • IT. to SELF at'ilie Mart, tondriri, iri in the ittorith lade' folloiking PERTY "PieriII e ANW I FARM,' altuated tlie 'parish of Chidham, three miles from .Biiiiweitl'tive from(2hieliester and Havant'; tielie'fiiiihiPtitsmouthotnil fOurteen only froni the Firetaiii.'HitiloraY 'stition. • The 'Residence, the site . ' of dryl'ind heatthi, 'fit' of a . #ntleina.nly character,:, in excellent • repair;- and• ' tontains '"entrinice hall, spacieds dining i drawing, and morhing ' domestic offices; with •riarnieriniX ''bed-rdems'' 'of. ennsicletable ' dirnensierts, It is apProacherl by andl4wn 'pleasantly with eviit4eWs awd 146'4:ling altiJnist.' The .T gardens;'tlieTeralls 'of whief are elotWd icitti clydree frriit-irees, tile. This division of the Estate includes, about 400 acres of • arable; riPlairif Astite, tied iiiarilW4ittli'albut 17 iicrOi,Ol7i46.l land. Uri _ a , are' ow Scale .dnlyprppor tioneate tlit?Esiate - ; the siil2ee'aotl of,a friable veg etable loam; several feet in depth, and rests on le marl ittlistfift?in f"it Cii . tlieref&e = siiiind and `powerfulini,tfi-e-ex , treme;indalliptedicrittie' - groWth',Of everjrdecription ef'White straw - wild"g+d cibpsl i tiirnipiare fell off bifoldirig V the lands are so genial and fertile as to resist thriliaiatTY Initttfld'eVets'of wet or 'it , itidlii-thuitliPptants bf wheat; beihs;indieiS of the lateteflidd.getiefilly',ilefeetive seasint full `and Vigorous. • ''Phe inirilies'ind other 'greenlit!idi 'llo' tieVei= "engen deredr tif4'iot• in elF,' stib bii'riffiWr diseases " Brit tVciftle unsoutidinifacis. 'Part tit' e4fitfo tionlided' b_y creek, which empties itself into the Chichester Harbour: nure aricrilrileibbe at 4 stopped from the 'batiks' and" liardwa:y withotiffheetpliish"rif 3 0•1Tiang, - and .the waters of this "than-, nel 'sea =' weed, exceedingly fertilisirig . as manure, which is at present disposed of on advantageous terms -Ml' the kliessiint of these lands ‘Whicb requirelt. Lot'%"Th&`greit"titlie§ 'exteiding over the Minpi Farm, held on Leiie'firiitit- the' 'Dean and 'Chapter Of 'Chichester, f?r, three lives, aged respectively I?, 50 and 70 'years. • Lot 3. - Avaigirilile and CompaceFrectiold Estate, situated in , the parish of Chidlittn, - and two mtlei of 'Let I, consist ing of ninety acres of arable, pasture, and about five acres of plan ,tation ITtid of ngii•lfa'`iiiiiilii"discrititioicatoTe Parra ; There is a liirge. double cottage (whfeh' by a moderate outlay Might be converted into farrn.house),' and there are also con venient igriculfilial buildins. • ' • Lot 4. The greattithes on the last mentioned farm, heid the same as 'Lot 2.. • " - • 'SALES BY AUCTION. , • - , AIANO. :. ' ' 11.1 VALV4I , FEE-SIMPLE ESTATES, upwards of 5,800 Acres in eXtent, situate in the best p ar t o f th e C oun ty. MR: A r .'l\'. SI"SIPSON" has received directions tii'SELL - • by AUCTION, at. the Commercial Build-; ings,' Dublhr,••on TUEiI3AY ' i 'allay 31, at One in the after noon in ' Four. - Lots; highly imptoveable FEE-SIMPLE ESTATES .00ttipt ising the. lands- of Ilalliiipull, Ballybre hany, , Mace ' Cluonmore, Cloontoo, Cortoonacrissa, Curneen, Driiiikeen; Oarriredmond, Kcltaboe, and Toonalahard, eli gibly situate" about two miles from. Claremorris, 'silt from Balla; seyerill'orii" IfollYinoiint, and ten from Castlebar, all excellent' Market' towns, 'arid - within twenty miles of West ,port,,. in - the county of Mayo: Afso the Foxford Estate, .consisting : of. the lands of. Cloonmoug, Cregnafilla, Parkroe, Tooninore, Knetocoaii. and Derryinea, desirably ;•. situate Withiniiit Miles i 5 Ca'atlebar, and only sixteen from the flou rishing sea-pOrt town of Bahina. The estates are surrounded by excellent roads, and 'contain altogether 5,865 statute 'acres, Of Which +,806 acres are fertile arable and pasture land,'-and the remainder valuable bog and ree:aimable mountain. , 'The estates are: occupied :by a highly-respectable tenantry, and the present rental .amounts. to 1,810/. per annum, which:will be consiertirah!k;inereased on the falling in of an old lease, and may be fftrth'br atigniented by a judicious outlay in reclamation and improvements, which might bo effected with great facility and at 4nincorisiderableexpenae, there being a superabundance of limp:mem the estates, which is peculiarly applicable to the purpose. . . iParticulari maybe had' at the race of sale ; of Metsri. CfomleVtltillymouni - ; 'of Messrs. Nolan, /this' Quay, Dublin ; arid of Mi:: W.: W., Simpson; 18, Bticklersbury, London: lIIELN - ND, COUNTIES 41:* LIMERICK ANT/DUBLIN. :ValiiableTEE-SIMPLE ESTATES,- part of the outlying .Pro erty. of the Right Iron. Viscount Midleton. ' ' 8.-W. \V: - SDIPSON has received directions , .. front the - Nohle,Proprietor to SELLiIM:AUCTION, ati the Commercial Buildings, Dubin; on .TITESUATi May 31, 'at', One, in I;90, ' • - . '' The LLSSIOTA . ESTATE, containing about ( . 4)6 Statute ACRES df rich loamy land, on a litneStone substraturn. situate . .ini the Parish-'of RALLINGA RRY- and Raidny of UPPER C0N01.0,-'about, forlr: , miles south-east• of Rathkeales and twelve friml.Charleville, -.in . the . County of: Limerick. -This j,property is out of .lease,,but of.the es ti ma t e d value of 500/, per annum, A toct,being susceptibl e of grea t improvement, is .atrongly recommended to the attention of capitalists. Also the lands of DUbber; containing- about 29 Statute - Acres, eligibly situate iii:the Parish of Santry, within four miles of Dublin, in the .oceupation of Mr. William Ecklin, at a rent of 50/. per annum. The, property may be yjewed.—Partieulars, with Plans an ieled, may n ow b e ' o b ta ined of Messrs. Menefee, Marshall, and lellersh; • Solicitors, Godalming, Surrey ; of John Pontifex, ',.q., ;Solicitor; - St.:.'Andreves-cOurt, - Holborn, Linden .;' 'of °mai -F9ley.-Eog y.Tourtane, I;isroore; Waterford, and 189, eat Briniswiek-sireit,..publ l ha; ,anrl of. •Mr.,W, W. Sirep,. 1, 18,' , 8 alilersbOry;Littim • ' - ' ' ' CO; ' I the ANTY.ArCOßlV4withireian - hottAr ride of .the ) + 1 i ty,,,. ! „ Val•uable.,REE. SIM P.LE t.E.,IT AWES, lee chiefly at tad Rents. ...,. r ,,;:,, " , „ ~ ~., ,•:,,, ': 1 .1 Z: W. W. 81.MPS,ON hag xeceired.‘xlirections -.6 SELL - BY AUCTION, .a,ttlie Imperial Clarence ,f 1 tel, 'Cori, coif TUESDAY, May 24, at One, in Four Lots; (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract), - - Exceedingly valtiable and desirable ESTATES, comprising the Lands of KNOCKABEHY, GREENFCYRT, -aid MON , A: pGily*,. containing 1,200.. 1 1.200.. statute ;Areres; let on Lease ' o , lives, renewable for ' ever, to J. Travers, Esq,„ at . the very low rent s#' 670/. 10i.'Perannniii ; and the Lands of KNOCK ,,ALYRA;' containing '450 Acres, 'let on lese for, a long , tein at It- head-rent of 93/.. - :aiyear. il'la.e 'above 'valitible iirciperty . is. , eligibly . , situated within r a' few 'miles -of the cif of Cork , and . , i s separated from th e d emesne o f Bl arney • Ca tle by the beautiful Olen, of Blarney.- . Th e . i mme di a t e to rifs are highly respectible, and th e tub.teriants and occn pie i are ()hang Standing; ind u stri ous , an d Peaceable; indeed there- is not •" a pauper on the Est a t e . Al , ethe Lands of KILCLOLIGH: and. iIONEVANSHEER, c o mpr i s i ng 600 Acies„ ..sitnateAt _the " Bridge of:Ballyvedanc, on the river Sharnack, 'about two miles froin,Corki let ou lease (granted in 1770), which hei only l 7. years to inn, at a r e nt o f 2101. . per annum; but'of the va lu e , of 500/. per annum ; end the, Lands of BALLYFADEEN BEG, containing 233 statute . Acres, situate near the, last f and let on . lease for one existing life and, - 2.1 . years Afterwards, at 1291.' per annum, but of the estimated value of 250/.,per annmn., Particulars and plans are i'n preparation, . an d ma y s h ort ly be had ; In `the' miantime'application s may be made to James , 1 Laoe, .E!ti.•; . Solicitor; South Mall, Cork ; or - to Mr. W. W. Si —t mpson, 14 n. Bucklersbury, Londo , IRELAND.COUNTY 'WATERFOR B D, ARONY OF . ---' '..• '•-• - GLENAIIIREY.. DESIRABLE , FEE-SIMPLE ESTATES (part of the out , lying-. Property of the -Right ',Hon. VisConnt Mittleton), situated near 04nmel and ll,angarvan. , • 1 ' - '-' W. Ilkirti. V. SI1111 ) $ 4 . 0N has received directions .• . . the fromnoble Proprietor to OFFER. BY ALIC- noN,. it the;Greit Globe }rote]; "Clonrael, on ,FItiPAY, -.Ali , / 27, at'One in the Aftertoolh'is, One Lot, -• . . *alualk i .c Fee-simple Es.ateit comprising th e 'thivri lands of : Baunfune, Silliheens, Glashy, and Small Quarter, dtiiltain - lux in the, wlsole. upwards of 1,400 statut e Ac res , i nc l u di ng :about t,ou o Acre.' of mountain, .situated in the Parish of Within .. 'Xilronan, five mi les of the flouriihiqg market town of .Clotithel, - and: only 12 frOrn the excellent sea.,pore . town .0f Dimgarvanriir - the County orWaterford. ' ' The new road monneeting-Jhese towns intersects tile prnperty, whiCh is , sur-, irotiznied - by the estates lately purchased by the Earl of Strad-, 'broke. The greater park of, flit land consists of a rich deep soil, and a considerable , portion is on a limestone subst ra t um , the whole let at rents amounting, to 5961. 12s."Gid. per annum. The only part of dregstate, vcbiOi is on lease, is the townland of Glashy, which is liehr foe the lti:eS of tWo e`elitlemeri upwards of eighty.ifour years of ,age each, on .the fall of Which' a large. [ •accession , of rental, will teccrue, :: • • ' " • • ' - ' , Observe the Caution.—W. GRINISTONE i , the sole in ventoOnd the Only genutha'fi prepared by him'. „ OdOtiferbus Herbaeeiiiis - Compound of Herbs is sold in canisters, at Bd., Is. 3d., 2s. 4d., 4s. 4d., Bs.. and 15s. '6ll'l each, by tfie Keptiotor4M. Gihnttene, 'at . 39, liroad-strbet; Bloomsbury,:and eat be'ohcained in all the , priticipal towns.aml -sties. A liberal allowance to shippers, , owners, ,captains f and all eudeF3,of _ OrirastQns s ix,,E7p Thiselebrated Snuff ' it shipped to all quarters of the globe, anti retains its ke,n,ig_tli qualities in every climate. All Snuffs anu Cigari ship* on the shortest notice. Particulars may be had of James • Batten, Esq.,Solicitor, 74, Hatton-garden ;, at. the Auction Mart pand of 11Ir. W. ;W 4010 1 .011 i I .Bi BucJikTsbuiY. „ Rr4Terty-may be viewed, and Particularsi with Platys an nexed, may no* be obtained of Messrs. Mellcrsh, Marshall, and 'Mellersh, "Solicitors, thidalining,' Surrey; of John rOntifex, Esq., ISolicitoi StV-A•ndreW'slcoort, 'Holborn, LotidOn ; ' o f ThomasFoley,:Esq., Tourtane, Lismore, Waterford, and'lB9; . Great Bitinswick,'street, , Dablin•V lit , the' place of:Sale ; and of Mr. NV. W. Simpson, 18, B uc kl ers b ur y, London. ' " ItikLAND.--IN THE !COUNTY OF CORK, AND. IN THE,LIBE t RTgS AND-CITY., 00 CORK. 'Yeti/ valuable ,ge-4irpple ESTATES, forming potef the outlying Preiffrty, of the 'Right Hon ? Yiseoupt Miclleton.l 771Vi[aisa r t S.-0 1 rh'Olg has :received, direetiobs from the i NgiAe Proprietor to SELL BAY AUCTION, at the Impesial loreoce Hotel, Cork, otr TuitsnAvi May 24, at /ne, in. the , Afterneee, .iin Fifteen Lots (unless , acceptable ,effe s be, made.in the interval), ESSEX, near COLCHESTER.—ELIGIBLE LANDED: INVESTMENT. W;I3IMPSON has' :received "itigiinc= tions to:SELL 'by' , AUCTION;ItIIk `Mart, in'thi month of June, a valuable ESTATE, , eligiblysituatcd in the parishes of 'Copford Birch hnd Lay er M ar ney, siX.miles ofColcliester and 10 of Malden, two of the. best corn .markets .in the., county,. 4t. comprises 4n excellent; farm-house, two doublc i pttaw, ansl y nnragrous agriculturalbuildings, all in ex e,kent repair, together with '214 ACRES of productive lanJ, in, a very high state of cultivation, of which acres are rich *store, and the remainder fertile arableiihil, a large proporti On of which is adapted tb'ilie• g i td . wtk l of turnips find other green .clops: ) "The estate iS'fieehold (excepting abotit'32 aerbs), and is letimi4leaSeforEin • udeipired'terni •of • five years from. Michaelmas next, at the very low rent of 265/; pet' annum. ~The. Property may be viewed' .by peraiission, and particir . lars may be shortly obtained PI W., Cooper,.Esq., Solicitor, -Colchester; of Messrs. lbgnold, Pulley,,andiAlawe, Soficitors,. 'Bridge -street, I3lankfriars ; at the 41art ,awk.of ,Mr. W. ,W. Si'mpson, IS, Bucklersbury, „„‘ EPPING. i , ° . DELIGHTFUL.FREEHOLD RESIDENCE with suitsible _Offices, Pleasure Grounds and Gardens, surrounded by Twenty Acres of flick Pasture Land. s • - 1 - Vr R. W. W. SIMPSON, has,rticeived directions .13.1.. from. the Exceutors : of the late Ricluird Tayler, Esq., .to SELL, hyIAtIGTION, at the Auction Alart, in the month of JUNE next, the 130\4£R? a desirable residence, seated on a lawn, belted by luxuriant shrubberies and plantations, con taining six - bed-rooms and a dressing room, spacious and -lofty dining and . drawing-rooms,. three small . sitting rooms, bath-room, and ample attached and eletached office's. including stalled stabliiig for five horses, two loose boxes, dotible coach .hoUse, &c, gardener's cottage, and numerous useful farm buildings, detached . : hffliard room, breWhbuie,. ,Ponds, -summer house,. productive kitchen 'garden, and upwaeds.• of twenty acrea,nf!Jich green land of park-like appearance, the whole lying vary compact and wrip-st'ati,rod. This de sirable property is situate in •the parish of Thoydon Garnon, adjoining the 'town of 'Epping, in 'the prefe'rible part of the . county of Essex, and commands"l rich and varied prospect over the adjacent. country, which is temar kably- i pitturesque and beautifil. to the Right Honourable Viscount Frank fort at a rent Of. 2481. per annum (including the use of certain ' fixtures and.furniture,) the vendors paying the rates and taxes, amounting to about 421. per annum. • The property may be viewed by! permission of the tenant (by cards only.),' and particulars may shortly be obtained of. William Berradaile,,•Esq. ?; Solicitor , 20; K., ia , s Arms-yard, ,Aloorgate-street . ; it' die Auction.,Mart ; and of lir. W.:AV. • Bi'mpson Buckle bury. szeeqdit*ly i n . • (Imitable Feettsimple .Estate t eligibly situ ate ' near the town of Glanworth, in the Barony of F er m o y, i n the minty' of cork, voircprisingi• about; 2,300 statute A c res of pro ,uctirie :land,, let oodease to.Michacl Roberts ; Esq.; 'for a terra of 843,34y : 0rs from 11254 at. a head-rent 0f462/: 6s.' sd. io ari ti d s, _ .. . ON EPPING - FORB ST:.,, . - 7. , . , • . FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with "Coieh-bouses, Stabling, and excelleut , Offices, beautiful Pl ea.stpe.groun4s 'and; Gar-. dens, and 34 Acres of -productive Land, atLoughion. , : directions __Tx ... to SELL, by. 4UCTION.vat , the Auction Mart,. in, di ' ' ir • the mouth of,' June next; an excee. ngly 1/11.1. IV, W. SIVPSON has .rge e i ve d estrable ESTATE, exonerated' from hnetaX, delightfully ,Slittate on the Stun, nit of Z3Oldines hill, at Loughton, in the county of Essex,' •Nou.'diern and Eastern' raii the high road to Cambridge' and NeWtrarket, djstant- only twelve from :the' 'Railway 11,e threet.ro metropolis. o i i l i e ss l . t f a r t or to n . c E oam p t p p i lr ti vi e s a ie ;four comprises aam . I ..c r ao o bin m b :1 ; 04 h , e 'farnily , residence, seated on ,a , beautiful lawn,- studded with ornamental, tiniber, shrubs ; and evergreens, and serrounded lay' extensive and well-stocked..gardens ; containing, - dining: land drawing-rooms, library, four best bedchambers, with dressing-rooms attached, ,five secondary l'ed-rooms, Watercloset , tke.,; litt•lien; 'seullery, wine and beer cellars, and ample dornestic ,otlices; including a beautiful detached Gothic 'dairy, fitted ; up ,in a eoitly, man ner ; a court 7 yard, containing a w ash - house, 'brew-how, gardelier'i cottage,' single and doable ' coach.Lhousea, Stalled Stabling for seven horses, with lofts over; granary, &c. • 'The' .premises are in - excellent repair throughnut; and abuntlan , ly suppliedwith.fine water ; farm-yard; Containing suitable agri eat: tfral butldings, melon-ground, grebn-house, and• pearly 3-1 acres of productive land,cldePY, Pattture, - Belonging to the estate, arevalcable : forest rights for cutting %,.'d ..and turf, digging gravel, ,Llepsturipg c2Vile , &c., and opPosite the resider.ce are two oxfensiVe - 4utets(4 water;, well stocked with fish. On the estate is a dwelling- t heus.', ppllery, garden, a nd padlock, in th e i occupation' Of 3P - • Itichardson,• at a read, 261. per annum. • •This desirable propeity ii situate on the Most elevated part of Epping Forest, e' Ideality renowned for , its beauty and salubrity. . Tki6n views IfrOin the residence are of immense extent, and :ipleasinoy.slitlefsifie. - 1, embrathig; the Kent. and , Surrey bills, tho•riyerfs',Titturo, andlthe great metropolis., The tenure of, the property, is Treelmitl,. except abouteight,acres of the land, part of which is. copylaold, . end .the rest.leasehold: for a, very long term, at a nominal rent. r : The,property may be viond . by eards, i. and particulars. (with plans annexed) may be Obtained in, , due - time of - Robert Ell's, Mg., - solicitor, ' Cowner's-cou l tt, Cornlidl; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. W. W. Sinips:Ons BtickleribUry-- ' ' ... per innnm,,ill mines, royalties, sporting, &c.; being reserved :to t4ellandlord. Also the,Lands of. Inneskentivol3allintanig; .and ; Knockoalyre, Ballinvrensig, .13allinventig, Kilmare .ehet, containing together nearly 1,300 statute 'Acres ; and the rub of Pirrknapishee and Carragaune, Containing about 40 statqte ,Acris, advantageously situate within the So u th lib er ti es of t e city of Corkochielylet on old leases at low rents, amount = lag ih the whole. t0.453/..125.: ad, per annum. Also the Lands of Balljbane containing about 494 statute Acre., 'situate in the parish efirkloyne, let on leasei(grantedin 1794) for three 'hires (of whieJa .two are now :surviving), at' the -very loud rent df 357/i 4s.,peranauna. Also the , Lands of Ballygeanymore, containing,236 stet utir.Acres, situate in thesame parish,let on lease (granted:M:l79l) fot threolivea(of which only one sur vives),at the very . low rent of 1381. 9s. 3d. per annum. Also the, Lands of. Ballincurrigg, containing 715 statute acres, r situate. - inoJhe parish of Templeboden,. of which 247 .acres are let to tenants at will, at a rent of 182/. 4s. 2d. a year;....300 are: let on least, granted in • 1820 for three lives (two. of .which are now surviving-), 'at the- lose rent of 157/. Os. 911> 145 acres are let on lease, - granted-in 1803 (and in which thereiis now. but one surviving life), at the low rent of 1481. 13s. 2d. per annum ; and the remainder is let on lease granted in 1808 for three lives (two of which survive),' at the :ow rent of 181. 9s. 3d. per annum. Also several Dixel.. :ling-houses. and Premises situate irs the Parish of St. Peter, in the south-liberties of the city of Cork, let on lease at the head ' .rent of 4131. 35.: Id, per annum; and several houses situate in Fishamble-laue -and Cross-street,..irr the south lite'rties Of 'du; city of Cqz0c;)•kol kaie at tiailikiesul-rest of '764. 166." till: Tho Property may be viewed ; and Particulars may tow be obtained of Messrs. Menem'', 'Marshall, and Mellersh, Solicitors, :Godalming, Surrey ; •of • -John 'PontifeX,' 'Esq., Solicitor; St.. Andrew's -court, Holborn, London ; of Thomas Foley, Esq., tTourtaine, Limon, •Waterford; and' in, Great ijirunswiek-strett,..Dublin ;' and 'Mr. W. W. Simp's6n,':lB,' Bucklersburyi , London. •• , • ; ; .. • " 'KENT.— An unrivalled FREEHOLD INV.4.STAIENT. ,The e, }irk ANA of,.4LALLEY,.- containing nearly 3,000. ACRAS - ,l4b4u(u,nijke and,a.half.from the-Londo n -road, and only two milk from Sittingbourne. it. W. W. SIMPSON .Ints:received directions . - &mix the Pooprietriento .SRLI"-BY AUCTION,at the -111 art, leagions in the month-daunt next. .. . .The, .ISLAND of.liLlelLEY; coraprising 2,30 a. „Acres of old fresh marsh, and Acres of marsh, enclosed 15 years:sinte; all !of, superior quility;and 'peculiarly adapted to - the Fazing of: htlitscksand sheep. together avktit t 350 'Acres of salt' marsh. These valuable marshes have the predemittent tage of an ample supply alsosh water.in all-seasoon there being - . 19 pure aprings on. thedsland ; such, ! -also, is the soundness of ( these land-, that when the rot she,ep,, prevailed to a frightful extent throtighoot the kingdom, Elmley Island never engen dered t'bis 'clestrnetive disease. - - There Inot I publierod,' nor is therea public path, on the' Island, excepting to the church. The estate is bounded lay the Ealt „Swale, and the . firer walls are most sttlistattiallitid itt exeellent contlit'ori ;' they a- e gene - rally protec . .eft by a deep fore. , rOund of salt marsh. the last 1 C years, aperitif!' 4thitlincitideri some 'Of the highest • tides known within thh memory'of man, the repair of these k• walls has averafleti only 1301.' per annum, which' is the best test pf cheap security. The buildings on the island consist cif cof tages for herdsmen, cattle.sheds, stabling, &C. ; these, with th gates and, fences, are kept-. in repair , at the joint expense of landlord and tenant ; the average outlay to the landlord does, not exceed` 301; 'per annum. The parochial rates are of insig nificant .amburt. Tliere'is' but one paupe( who at the pre sent thnk reoives relief in the parish of Elritley. The estate snppliesErstTrate'eArsing . ; " hares are reared' and preserved at : scarcely any,Fost, - and as the isrand consists exclusively of green land they my be nitiltiplfe3 'WithOut, injury to the occupiers. this extensive Sin-fate - of . "marsh land might, if it were in the possession of a proprieto r Of til'sged estates, be most advanta ,geotisly 'pirkolled---otit in 'eetatain proportions with the farms, which areidetioient iti gretn.ldnd,r and the rental of this 'island, as well asthose ;Atha upiaod estates,. wouldtthua pe, greatly, augmented.;.:. The .tenants, of Whom .there :are -six only,. arc wealthy, and of the. higheit respectability. • That the rental is ,very rnodetateis attested -by valuation of - a eam,p-., 'tent local sdireyor, whose eitimatos. are .eonfierned by the opi nion of Mr. repshn. 111 rd SitriPson is ecNn to private tilers antecedent to the day of. sale., . Particulars and plans are.M preparation, and niay sbortlYbe had of .Messrs,. Bridges and ,Dyson, Solicitors, Red Lion, squaei;.: et Richard - Bathurst, Esq:, , iSolicitor, and Agent to the Alstate, Faversham ; 'and of Mr:. .y/..e.W....Sitripson,. - 18,' Bucklersbury, London. The parochial Fates on the entire property are very, mode rate, addition* to 32/.'peianntir* only. Each Farm is within a rinefenEe; itd .diatinguished . for'its neatly clipped . 014 7 fences and higji cultivation; anti-occupied by ltfessil4 p.eor g e, and Etivt'ird .-mryatt:• . There is ustelient Shooting' on the Estate,-antHhe-rountry is-Yegutarly hunted bjr - C,olonel.Wytt, ham's an4rtithe , r fost4lourrds.• • There is a porverful Water Corti Mill within fi'mile' of the Estate, and It; othert within. a range of • ;TI - kese•coritribute, vritk.good Tacit!, to con stitute VlTlchester Wrie•Of thei biitinrgOts'iti'thie kingdom. The above description is the result of a careful survey of the property by Mr. Simpson, add he fearlessly courts thein vestigatitn*-pictical agnctilturists as Ow test of the accuracy'' cf his ititement 'l-te!avoidg'tliat . and 'huffing in a& vertiiettit4lts,:%vhich*ould seem to ititpl)i - 'that all perstid are fools withdeiiielo latest their cdpitatiti latidd nr of her eSiates.. • Particulars tare- in 4i reparlitio 'and lay obtained on applieatan tsq.,tellidiuttn 1 ., Valiant 'tulip, Witifiril Arin o Surveyoii,,thi-" ehesterf atifi.to Mr. W W. - Simpsqn, 18. fluckier.shufY" IRELAND.— CO UNT OF .LINIERICK and •BARON Y of - ' ' Exteraiv . e - and Naluable B FEE-SIPLE ESTATIIS, within amit.-Seven,dllilesi of..the. City. of , Limerick,, and. midway between Askraton and Adair. TI A /IRL: tWi Si MPSON 4 . Gteived! tlitOttioirA• rirom , itieftiloble . PreptietOrle SELE 7 hy 'AUCTION; at the Commerchil-huiklingsi t Dublin; gratiViAfie 11sy 31; t and' twonitllb*ing 4lals ' at One o'clock irellie -Afterndeft • cacti (ay, in Tday-eight liots-(utess-steeeptitbie offers be Matte for the entire lark9pdrtyor , Ortion. thereof, in the' • ' • Valuable.ESTAT.M.tompriSitilit, 'altogether 1;2114 'Stattite ACRES of ?very , superior .Arahle; Afeattovir; and- PailftutezCand, chiefly let on .1a leases td a • highly peetnble,thrFti g , and, 'ti many instances, npulentlenantry, at , verylow rents, amotint ing to 6.l,Bo6l.lyer'annotal , btzt,-en the efpiration of theintisting leases, a rental of , upwards of .10,000/. per annum may be fairly calculated en. The situation-of this property is eligible'in the extreme,•being bounded on the north by the navigable river Shannon. - The -lands are , proverbial for their depth of staple,' the soil .consistisig • chiefly of a rich- deep loam' on ,• a limestone substratum, and producing most luxuriant white straw and -green -crops, in 'all- their' - 'varieties. ' Many of 'the; !rosidenceS are -oF , -a , - 'sitterier grade,J . 'anti. the farmhousev and osibins are• generally' above die •average description. The rents on these' estates are punctually paid, aufl. the., best .proof of 'their being low is, that when any.of the toupats- are desirous-of disposing of their 'holdings . (an event.daf:iery rare occurrence), they teatlily obtain for the goodwill or, interest ,therein • t sum varying from 131. to-2a' Per Irisb.acre.... ,Mr. W. W. Simpson has itr this,- as in every. other instance carefully , avoilledi'Misreprosennition - , and re. , j4eted altogether_tlaose.• florid descriptions Which tai-freqneatly lead to ~arinciyancv• and , disappointment the.tninds - of lint , . • chasiers,, Wlo.,..naturallv judge- forithemselsts:' lilt..Siinlisan, at thesarne time,,, , fearlcsa• oY.contradiction, venture to"assert; from tae result ot.peraonal sorter anti Valuation, that atrestate of. such; value,,reversOnary interest, and capabilities; is very rarely the.subject of ,p_ublie. eninpetition, taking -even'the" wide range of theirnited,Kingclosn,:.,_ . ••.• . Particulars,' with Plans annexedr•May be. bail of f rannis Betry,, .Esq.,,, Tullaraore; ,Thranas. Sterling Berry, :EsT., Bitine•sttleet; ; N e4srs.`,..,Miuming and ; Dalston ) H4rifdicrstrat; ; thealacf of sPIP ; , )en4 of Mr: W. W. Simpson, Bucklersbury, Londdn. SALES ny 'AticrloN ; ST. J0t1N.T,11 . 4. r, WgBT. SINUT.II,FIELD. A/111.' 1V: \V. BTMESON will .SELL. by ARCTIOT.,„on. the Premises ' on,FILIDAY, , May , 6., at Twelie, the'henefieialLEASE of desirable PREMISES, lately used, as a rectifying 'disti ll ery, eli g ibl y , situate No. 146, 'St. John-Street; WeSt Smltt field, Compri slng a 'commodious residence, • calla - Ming (linin g and tirawimf-rnotOS,' Six b,?d kitchen, and Water elOSet 'on the uppri part, ware:: ~house, still' hous e ,''nd t*o. rooms on , the 'grouts& fldoe; with ;.extensive eellaring in the 'basement. The premis'Ps' are well ,aflapted for a who:esale or retail :business, and are' held on lease for au t unexpired -term of fourteen-yeas, at a love .rdnt.• The property may be viewed.on application ;.. ; and particulars spay be. obtained, of, NI", Willis,V„Vepchw:oh-st!ect; .eatho Sienpson,.PS,ku;ileFsbury, ,t •• ...:DISTILLERV PLANT AND UTENSItS;;STANHOPE, , .•: 1.. TOW'Ni CART; 'AND'EFFECTs;: , 5T..«./OH - 41-STPRREIn WEST , ' SIMPSON .\ , yp.ISELL . ;b3e . AUCL , • TION, on the Preiti?sit, on I FRivar , - May 6, at leven, in Lots, the excellent PLANT autPUTENSILS of a rectifying distiliery,situate Sf. John -street, West Smith 'Veld, comprising . three copper stills, guaging respectively /00, 4(0, and 70 gallons, with the furnaces, and brick-setting, 'ind copper worms ,to each, a patent popper condensing, charger,, a fir _liquor; back, guage . 15,090, gallons, a painted fir vrorth tub, - 13 spirit and Compound vats, guaging from 300 to= i,soirglops, six capital oak spiiit receivers fr.nn 500 to 2,000 gallons gua.ge, pumps, pipes, cocks, copper measures, and various utensili. Ydrk and cater pdiMitents brick-work, ;timber, coonting-houSe, and 'ether` fiftings and 'effects ; a .:•tanhope with patent • axles,` an ex cellent ICAVir cart, and Mis cellaneous articles, which wilLbedeseribed , in catalogues, to be ohtaioed of Alr , Willis, Feuchurch-streeti tow the prolui- , ses ; andf4f Mr NY- .W.!Slowson, 18, 13ueklarsbury. , ---- C ----- • /.. 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A NALECTA THEOLOGICA : a Critical, Phi, lological, and Exegetical Commentary on the. NEW TESTAMENT: adapted to the Greek Text;" compiled and digestedlrom the most approved sources, British and Foreign.; and so arranged as to exhibit the comparative .weight of the different, Opinions on Disputed Texts. By the Rev. WIL LIAM TROLLOPE, M.A., of Pembroke College, Cam :bridge.; and formerly One of the Masters of Christ's Hospital. • "London : printed for T. Cadell, Strand ; W. filleiwood and Sons, Edinburgh ; and A. 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' Those writers, who have ,taken dif ferent: sides in certain questions, are distinctly markek and the student is directed to that interpretation. of the several disputed texts which seems to be 'best supported 'and 'rntkst ge 'nerally approved."—Rev. T. Hart Well Horne's letroduetion to. the Study of the Scriptures. ." Mr. -Trollope has drawn his materials from the best sources, British and Foreign." . . . . "We think highly of the Work, and that Mr. Trullope's labours will prove eminently useful. 'We are not aware that he has paised by any passage involvingreal difficulty; at the same time, he has so condensed the multifarious information which he has collected from various sources,:as to render the critical study of the New Testament both easy. and delightful."—Christian Remembraneer. ' TT 'WALKER'S NEEDLES (by 'autho rity the " Queen's Own)," with the sew large eyes, are easily threaded (even by blind persons), and work with great ease, having improved points, temper and finish. 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The subjoined is a correct list of the noble and distinguished personages who honoured the festive board of his Excellency by their presence :—His Excellency Baron Brunow, the Russian, Minister ; his Excellency Baron • Nieumann, Austrian Minister; his Excellency Bat'on de Cetto, Bavarian Minister his Excellency Count liiVelmansillge, Hanoverian Minister; his Excellency Count Pollon, Sardinian Minister; his' Excellency Winn Gersdorff, Saxon 'Minister: his Excellency Baron Moncorvo, Portuguese Minister ; his Excellenuy M. Sancho, Sp an i s h Mi n ister;hi's Excellency he yalier Bunsen, Prussian Minister ; his Exellen*Count Re. ventlow, Danish Minister ; his Excellencs Prince easteleicAta, Neapolitan Minister ; . his Excellency - o,e Marquis de Lisbig., Brazilian Minister; his Exeellen'cy E.ered, Ameriell 41inister ; his Excellency M. Var. Der We . )er,' Belgian Mi nister ' • his g. enemy M. Tr„,i , ..oupi, Greek Minister ; h;s ExcellenCy Baron Ilugel, Wut' embeig Minister ;:Fuad Ef- Jendi, Turkish Charge d'Aff irrs ; Batton Bentinek, hutch charge d'Affaires ; Baron R'ehausen, Sw, dish Charge d'Af faires ; and M Murphy. Pifeickan Charge d'Affaires ; the Duke of Wellington, Rig ) .. c' (.1 - M. l .,Sir Robert Peel, Earl of Aberdeen, Earl of Jerse y , Dike of Beaufort, Lord Fitst era ld, Lord Wharnclifie, L•ml Lyndhurst, Earl of W,Sint re',auds Aarl of Itaddington. Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord Brough,m, and Sjand'Ai, M. Rabaudy, Count Louis de Neaille,' ‘.punt de .Vau leu,il; the French Consul-General ; 'M. D. gr. Andre, ,Viee-Cuesul ; M. Gautier, M. Beleyue, M. 11(11 • nessey, 'and M. Lange. Lord !Stanley, Sir Janice Graham, and, the Earl of Delavrarr were invited, but their resmtiYa cogagentents precluded their attendance. The guests Logan to arrive shortly afte r se v en o ' c l oc k, an d . t h e party b r oke up at • a 'quarter to eleven. • EXTRAOWOINARY . BURGLARY 'AND iirm#l3.)! IN THE CITY..-At an early hour yesterbay , morning, di•osvcry uas made of one of the most daring burglaries ; that has taken place in the City for several years, attended with extraoriiiiry cireurestauces, in the warehouses belonging to'Messrs. 17..aint W. Hutchinson and Spillers, 5, Bread-street, and alsoahoie in. t'ne occupation of Messrs. Gent, Millar, and others, silk mercers, No. 6, in the same street. The discovery was made by a porter in the service of the latter gentlemen, who, on entering the warehouse, found that it had been broken into, the place being in the utmost confusion. From the particulars, ' received by•the Commiisioners of the City P.diee, the robber:, appears to have been perpetrated in the course of Satordat night or Sunday. The burglars then proceeded to the pre,. raises of Messrs. Hutchinson, which they ent4ed, the only la,tening being a common padlock, and took from an ire:l'mile a 1001. flank of England note, No. 19,5434, dated Feb. 9, 1842; a banker's bill for 701. Ss., drawn by R. Clegg, and cap/sect over to T. , W. Hutchinson and Co:, and'ibout 151. in grildvanit silver. Their uestoperation was to, ffect an entrance into 'Messrs. Millars' syarehodse and counting-house, where they resgaled - themselve s with ha m an d bi scu i ts an d w i ne, leaving he bottles empty on the desks. The property stolen from. Messrs. ill Mir and Co.'s warehouses , consists of seven pieees.of 'Fitinetts; . hav ing a ticket plated on them wills a number; -about-100 flozc a of black , ducape handkerchiefs; sundry.lots- of' limy 'fli,hred' liandicert:hiefs, atermany other articles. The.proieitrito len is estimated in value between l 7oo/."andl,ooo/. • The Mini steir of th&Vkifir :has trains mittedi a Silt) i of 20,000 f. to theMlYSi l orCeticlaes (Norrnainly.) 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