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I * iikrf, . ‘*. i , -ro .., , -e• 7, i t " , T ~...,.. =„4„...ii. „.___ _ 0 4 49trgal0 1 • ~, 8 U 7 Z 4 c---4-7 4J t*.a • ! 7 / Air.,it_Ot.l_,.. • ~....---,—................ . N. a• ~'GI NumBER 10,098. SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 18‘.5. PiLicE SEvEiii;E Ncg. . % _ I'II TVA I; L NG- 0 /WC E, Nov. 11, 1844. r r" COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL— ZING His 111.4JESTY'S NAVY, 4-e, do hereby give lire ' that on Tuesday, the 25th January next, they will ft re ;" to receii.e 7'enders in writing (sealed up), and treat ; -f 7 Bs following quantities of BALTIC and QUEBEC Milk. CROArm Pipe " DANTZIC Brandy.. 4O Hogshead E MEL ( Pipe - • • •• • Hogshead 'STET TIN 'Barrel QUEB EC Long Heading 30 Pipe , 5O. 94ebec S taves , an d one-half of the others, to be dc `red 01 01 Deptford, and the other half, in equal moitics, at • vrt s ,„„ : -- uth and Plymouth ; the Quebec Stave: to be all de as .30th September, and the others, one-half by the 92 Se ptember, an d the other half by the 31st December, 5 . r4e Conditions of the Contract may be seen at this Office. „, Ea ch Tender must specify the Price in words at length, " delivered before One o' Cloch on the day appointed; :"t Ae Person who makes the Tender, or sonic Person on his i'e4a(f,snust attend to answer when called for. PROTECTOR FIRE ASSURANCE COM PANY.. CHAIRMAN. James Brogden, Esq., M. P. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN. Richardson Borradaile, Esq. DIRECTORS. William Peatt Lett, Esq. Magens Dorrien Magens, Esq. Robt. Humphrey Marten, Esq. John Masterman, Esq . Richard Price, Esq. Robert Pryor, Esq. William Williams, Esq. M.P. John Wilson; Esq. Richard. ‘Vilson, Esq. hotna4 Allan, Esq. __ John Richard Baker, Esq. .h. Cooke J. H.lll. Dawson, Esq. M.P. Thomas Gaitskell, Esq. L, A. Goldschmidt, Esq. Joseph Owen Harris, Esq. Peckover Harris, Esq. , funes Innes, Esq. James Jacks, Esq. AUDITORS. William Borradaile, jun. Esq. Benjamin Pead, Esq. l l ohn D orr i en M agens , E sq . Charles Podmore, Esq. SOLICITORS. Mews. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pearse, and Hunt. BANKERS. Messrs. Masterman, Peters, Mildred, Masterman, and Co. The DIRECTORS are ready to receive, at their House, N'o• 34, OLD JEWRY, PROPOSALS for INSURANCE from the Proprietors and the Public. WILMER HARRIS, Secretary. Office hours from Ten till Four. 3,1E1'110 POLITANALDERNEYDAIRY COMPANY.--At a Meeting of the Board of Direc tors held this day. Sir JOHN PE RRING, Bart. in the Chair : It was unanimously resolved, that in consequence of having tl?lade a purchase of valuable Dairy Property, which will enable e Company to commence business forthwith, a CALL of £3 7Pir Share he made, payable at the lianking-house of Sir John ,erring, Bart. Shaw, Barber, and C0.,12, Cornhill, - on or be_ "re Thursday next, the 27th inst., in default of which payment 9lng made, the deposit on all such shares will become for e'ted for the benefit of the Company. Signed by order of the Board, JAS. FLORANCE, Secretary. 33 ; Finsbury-square, Jan. 20, 1825. N. B. It will be necessary that the Shareholders bring their :posit receipts with them. ESTCOUR.T CRESS%VELL, ESQ. ALL PERSONS having any DEMANDS against the late I;;TCOURT CRESWELL, ESQ. l'inkney NFU, the County of Wilts, or his Estate, ar e I t ''qttestect t o sen d th e P ar ti c ul a rs of such Demands to Messrs. 1.,1111,t11. and FOSTERS, No. 28, .lohn-street, Bedford-row, . 'Oil, Solicitors, in order to their being submitted to the I tit 1, 4417 , 8* -Accounts sent flow the. Count!) , must be post SOMERSETSH IRE. TO BE SOLD BY• AUCTION, By Messrs. ENGLISH, ENGLISH, and BECKS. at ' /heir Rooms, MILSOM-STREET, BA'TII,on SATURDAY, 29th January instant, at 12 for 1 o'clock punctually, subject to such Conditions as will be produced, rrii A T Extensive, Newly-Erected, and Excel lent BUILDING, the LAMB INN, STALL STREET, in the City of BATH, together with Stabling, Coach-houses and other appurtenances connected with the Same. The Elevation of this capital Hotel is uniform in its architectural appearance, and of superior taste, extending in front 70 feet, and, including offices, &c. 170 feet in depth ; its internal arrangements combine elegance and utility, with . the advantages of modern improvements ; the Bedchambers are 37 in number ; and the Sitting-rooms, Coffee-room, Bar, Lar der, Coach-houses, Stabling, &c. are equ a lly commodi ous , an d well adapted for the purposes for which they were intended. The Cellaring is almost unequalled, and admirably calculated for a Wine Trade of very great extent. Lot the Second is that Well-established Public-house, ad joining the Lamb Inn, now occupied by a yearly tenant, and known by the name of the Lamb a nd L ar k ; an d, i n a ddi t i on to the . offices - at present attached to the premises, will be added a valuable Portion of Ground for she purposes of erecting a Brewhouse, or any other accommodation connected with the business and interests of the tenant anti proprietor. It may be proper to remark that the Hotel above stated pos sesses great advantages of local . situation ; stationed on the great throughfare to the ‘Vestern Counties, and a long-esta blished reputation as an Inn, are strong an d obvious circum stances in its favour; whilst the rapid additions and improve ments in its vicinity enhance the value, by increasing the de mands for this description of propety in particular. Thus the advatage which the nature of the above property presents are not limited to the chances of an individual experiment—the re establishing a celebrated and mercantile Inn. Converting the premises into separate shops and Private Dwellings, or rtapt ing the whole to the purpose of an extensive Manufactory or W Trade, are circumstances worthy of peculiar attention. Independent of these considerations, the purchaser has the power of appropriating a large share of the Land in the rear of the Hotel to building, with a frontage facing and forming part of the line of the Lower Borough-Walls; with another part making an angle with the latter, anti adopted for the principal frontage of a new street, intended to form the approach from the Borough-Walls, through Ambury-Lane to the New Hos pital anti Bath-street. Those various objects of interest and important inducements attach security to the purchaser, and confidence to the speculator, by the favourable prospects they present of certain and valuable returns. Part of the property is Freehold ; the remainder- Leasehold, held upon lives under the Corporation of Bath, and which is now full stated. _ . A view of the plans, and further particulars, may be obtain ed by applying to Messrs. English, English, and Becks, at their Upholstery and Cabinet Rooms, illilsom-street ; or to Messrs. Drew and Sons, solicitors, Bermondsey -street, Lon don ; if by letter, post-paid. SALES BY AUCTION. COUNTY OF DURHAM. CA',IPA', FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LEASE- _ HOLD ESTATES, Rate in the several Parishes of Redmarshall, Sedgefield, Easington, and Dalton-le-Dale. - At the TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, VANE -ARMS INN, in STOCKTON-UPON EES, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th Day of JANUARY, 0 25 , at 12 o'Clock at NoOn. I'. 91 1 11 E. very desirable FREEHOLD 'hall • FARM, situate in the township of Redmar , in the occupation of John Simpson, with a good Farm "Ilite and every requisite out-building, in the village of Red- V_trshall, and adjoining, to the road leading from Bishopton to tueitton, and about four miles from the latter place, and con ling 260 A.. 3a. 121'. or thereabouts, or arable, meadow, and hire land, lying in a ring fence. _ 2 . A Parcel of Freehold Meadow Land, situate near t he villa ge of Redmarshall, in the occ u pa tion of John Sim p son, Zid adjoining the road leading from Whitton to StoCkton, and °t 4 ining 2 a. 9r. or thereabouts. yill 4 t. 3. A Parcel of Freehold Meadow Land, situate in the :w age of Redmarshall, in the occupation of John Simpson, and Th_J°lning the road leading from Bis ho p ton to Stockton, and to Me and containing I it. 32 r. or therea bouts. 4'. A Valuable and Compact Freehold Farm, called Ox situate in the township of Redmarshall, in the occupation t ‘ti fo . hn Stainsby, with a good Farm House and requisite out -114,dings, and adjoining the road from Bishopton to farm, and 4 1 lit four miles distant from Stockton and Yarm, and contain. tti. 2 16 a. Ir. 22r. or thereabouts, of arable, meadow, and pas- T_laud, lying in a ring fence. t 5. A very desirable Copyhold Farm, situate in the town. e l oPof Carlton, in the parish of Redmarshall, in the occtipa b!? of Thomas Ferguson, with a good Farm House, and out tri4lldings, situate in the village of Carlton, and containing 156 a , 7 1 . P. arable and pasture land. th . "'"t 6. A "111essuage, Butcher's Shop, and Stabl e, situate in 0 village of Carlton, with a Parcel of Copyhold M eadow Land, behind the same, containing la. Ir. 34p. or thereabouts, t he Occupation of Cuthbert Kay. ti t rt 7. A very compact Freehold F arm, called Gaily Law, iid t e in the township or Fishburn, in the parish of Sedgefield, cfml Farm House and mit-buildings, in the occupation of .Zrge Peacock, and containing 170 a. 2p. or thereabouts, of le, meadow, and pasture land, lying in a ring fence. trot 8. A very desirable Freehold Farm, called Beacon t o ° ' 4 l, adjoining the sea coast, situate in the parish of Easing rtl, in the occupation of Abraham Delaney, with a newly li,leted Mt. Farm House and requisite outbuildings, and conta rein or thereabouts, of a r a ble, meadow, pastu, and land. 1 4 • 14 °t 9. A very capital Freehold and Leasehold Farm, situate P ickering, parish o f D a lt o ri-l e -D a le, in the occupation of R obert 2kering, with 'a good Farm House and out-buildings, and !airing 013 a. "2r. or thereabouts, of Freehold, and 159 a. to °r thereabouts, of Leasehold, arable, meadow, and pas ie...sen whole of the lots are held from year to year, and the Ti nt% will shew their respective Farms. li r ,Vllted 'particulars may be had by applying at the Vane D .. .11 Inn, h Stockton, or to Ni'. Greg:Km, Solicitor, ..rn a t , rn. utirbam, 27th December, 1824. SUFFOLK. IPSWICH NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By KING and GARROD, at the GREAT WHITE HORSE TAVERN, IPSWICH, on TUESDAY, the 25th of January, 11125, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, Tll A substantial and recently-t;rected FREEHOLD EDIFICE, situate in Nortligate-street, Ipswich, called THE NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS, distin guished by a lofty and commanding elevation on a. line of frontage 50 feet in length. The design for this Elevation is decorated with four three-quarter columns and two pilasters of the lonic Order—intended to be executed after the beautiful example exhibited by the Temple of Minerva I'olias, at Priene—surmounted by an attic story and pediment. But lit tle expence will be' required to complete this design, agree ably to the original intention of the Architect. The Edifice contains, on the ground floor, which is 14 feet high, a spa cious entrance with staircase, a Gentleman's Anti Room with water-closet adjoining, and a Stipper Room and Library, 54 feet in length, and 26 feet six inches in width. And, on the first floor, which is 22 feet high, a Ladies' Anti-Room and closets, with a water closet adjoining, and a Ball Room (the cieling suitably enriched) 54 feet long and 27 feet wide. This imposing Structure presents to a Purchaser a choice of appropri a t ion w hi c h no ot h er i n t h e T ow n cou ld give; for, be sides its admirable adaptation, as originally designed, for public use,-it is convertible, at a comparatively trifling expence, into a first-fate private residence. For this latter purpose, it is suggested, that the first floor is of sufficient height for divbdon into two floors, thus affording both sleeping rooms and attics of large dimensions ' • the ground floor forming; of course, a suita ble suit of, rooms for social comfort and domestic use. Its sittra tion, too, as a Town Residence, is lively and attractive; for, with a che er f u l aspect, and a light unobstructed by any opposite house, it fronts the site where it is in contemplation to affect . an elegant approach to Ipswich, and it may be said to be within the focus of gentee l resort.—The adaPtation, however, of the edifice to p u bli c purposes -which is decidedly the prominent point in which to view it—is not more strikingly apparent than is the profit, under judicious and attentive management, which such appropriation would bring. Assemblies and Balls, Con certs both public and private, Literary and Scientific Lectures, Exhibitions, and Auctions. Public Meetings and Dinners, all these, and more than these, without interfereing with each other, would, if the charges 'were liberal, be incessant sources of income ; thus combining public convenience and gratifica tion with individ ua l. emolument, it offers a highly promising speculation for one or more monied capitalists. For further particulars apply to IVlessrs Pearson and Law rence; or to Mr. Brown, archite c t, at whose Office, Plans and Sections may be seen ; or to th e A uct i oneers, at t h e County Press, Ipswich. Ca Printed particulars in due tune. A PUZZLING C i SErJ ►SE BRILLIANTLY 'LED. iu vest of snow-whiteness, and Boots of jet hue, A Hair•dresser ran, we ;night rafter say, flew, So rapid his pace, powder bag in his hand, And turn'd into Exeter•street in t he Strand:- Where rounding the comer, in er.nt act he came With Sam, long accustoni'd Soot-ho :to proclaim. So fierce the concussion that both staggei'd hack, All white the Soot hearer, the Bat her all bseck, Excepting his Boots, for they lost their jet glow A ml.seeni'd as if corer's with flakes of pure snow For Soot versos der both bags were at work, The Conshatants fighting like Grecian and Tork. Of Justice the parties now sought, each, redress, And earn his great damage now prone to express ; " Your Worship perceives," said the indignant barber, This p:ight in, that no one toy person will harbour; My vest, lat ely white, with vile soot badly suits, And worse the hair-powder that covers my boots."— " And who in his service," ask'd Soot.ho," will keep, A dandefied, powder's!, full-dress'd Chimney-sweep?" The Justice was puzzled, :mil friendship advis'd, Reflection." be said, "should be cherish'd and pried."— " Befit etion t" the Frizeur '' 'tis gone !" ss Which way?" ask'd the Justice," why, Sir, it is lacking For never the worth of reflection was know n The lustre when absent of WAirits:N's Jet Blacking!" The Pun was received with eclat, and Sam Swestp Reflection in pristine ;secateurs.; to keep, Applied to the Boots a restorative hand, Renewing the visions distinctive and bland The partivs agreed, and each taity-like shaste Still pram: is-tite Hair-dresser's Roots to prevade. This E a sy Shininsr and Brilli ant B LACKING, prepared by • • • ' ROBERT WARREN, 30, STRAND, London ; and Sold in every Town in the Ki ng- ID, in bottles, Gd., to d ., lid., and lad. each.— ACKING, in Pots, 6, 1.. lid., and ltd. each. Bs Ask for WARREN'S Blacking. ;: c t -i t taV e PUBLICATIONS. NEW and IMPROVED EDITIONS of the FOLLOW- ING LATIN CLASSICS, Are just published by GEO. B. 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Published thi,, Day, in P ost B vo . pr i ce 9 s. THE MODERN ATHENS a Dissection and Demonstration of Men and Things in the Scotch Capital. . • By A MODERN GREEK. " A clever little book has just been published called the, Modern Athens.' The Author has treated his subject in the' proper way."—( Times.) " We find so much talent in every page, that we might fill our columns with extracts from this highly amusing and inte resting volume."— ( Evening Chronicle.) There is a great deal of vigour —much satirical humour and great correctness and spirit in the a uthor' s descripiions."_. (Literary Chronicle.) SALES BY AUCrION. BEDFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By S. GOODMAN, on WEDNESDAY the 2d day of Feb ruary, 1825, at the CROW INN, in CRANFIELD, in the County of BEDFORD, at One o'Clock in the afternoon, A Valuable ESTATE, in the Parish of CltA FIELD, part Freehold and part Copyhold, in Lots, VIZ. :- Lot 1. A Freehold Cottage and Home Close, called Ruff heads, containing two acres three roods and 34 perches, together with about ten acres of Freehold arable Land, lying dispersed . in the Open Fields of Crinfield. 1 ot 2. Several Pieces of Copyhold arable Land, containing about four acres and three rood, lying dispersed in Stillipers Field. Lot 3. Several Pieces of Copyhold arable Land, containing about ten acres two roods and one perch, lying dispersed in the same Field. Lot 4. Several Pieces of Copyhold arable Land, containing about two acres three roods and three perches, lying dispersed in Lean Field. Lot 5. Several - Pieces of Copybold arable Land, containing► about seven acres one rood i 9 perches, lying dispersed in the same Field. Lot 6. Several Pieces of Copyhold arable Land, containing about 12 acres and ten perches, lying dispersed in Perry Field. Lot 7. Several Pieces of Copyhold arable Land, containing about ten acres and sixteen perches, .lying dispersed in (he same Field. Lot 3. Three several closes of Copyhold arable land, called Burninghalls, containing together about twelve acres three roods and thirty-three perches, lying together in the East End of Cranfield, near the road leading to Bedford (subject to rights of common for six weeks, from Michaelmas day). Lot 9. A good substantial farm-house, homestead, orchard, gardens, dove-house, extensive and suitable barns, stables, gra naries, and other out-buildings, together with seven closes of pasture land, containing about forty acres ; one close of arable land, called Redland, containing seventeen acres one rood and twenty-four perches ; and several pieces of open field arable land, containing about fifty six acres, lying contiguous to the Homestall, in Perry,Field.and Lean Field. N.B. Two of the closes in this Lot containing about twenty three acres are freehold, the remainder is copyhold of inheri tance. The Estate may be viewed on application to Mr. John Mil lard, the Occupier; and further Particulars may be had at the Offices of Messrs. Lucas, Solicitors, Newport Pagnell ; at the George Inn, Woburn ; the Swan Inn, Bedford ; the White Ilart, Ampthill ; and of the Auctioneer, Cranfield. SUSSEX COUNTY 11():51'ITAL AND GENERAL SEA-BATIIING INFIRMARY. Brighton, December 11, 1824. A T a MEETING held this day at the OLD " S " SHIP .TAVERN, to take into consideration the pro priety apdpracticability of establishing, in the COUNTY of SUSSEX, a COUNTY HOSPITAL, and GENERAL SEA-BATHING INFIRMARY, The Right Hon. the EARL, of EGREMONT, Lord Lieute nant of the County in the Chair, I. It was proposed by the Right lion. the Earl of Chiches ter, seconded by T. R. Kemp, Esq. 111,P., and resolved un animously, That the . present sera of profound peace and general pro sperity, is a proper season for renewing the efforts of the afflu ent and benevolent Inhabitants of the County of Sussex, and town of Brighthelmstone, for the establishment of a County Hospital, and Sea-Bathing infirmary. 2. It was proposed by W. Burrel34 - 144, M.P., seconded by C. C. Cavendish, Esq. arid' resolved unanimously, That the town of Brighthelmstone is admirably adapted, by its central situation, and by the facility of access to it from all parts of the County, by its contiguity to the sea, by its means of obtaining pecuniary resources, and the number, as well as talent, of medical practitioners resident in it, for the establish ment and support of such an Institution : while its vast anti in creasing population affords a wide field fbr diffusing the bene fits of so benevolent a design, amongst the labouring poor. 3. Moved by. Sir M. I. Tierney. Bart., seconded by the Rev. Doctor Holland, and resolved unanimously, That a CoMmittee be forthwith appointed from among the Gentlemen present, to devise such means as to them shall seem desirable for promoting the object of the Meeting, and that they do report their proceedings to a General Meeting, to be called for that purpose on Tuesday the 4th of January next. 4. That the Right Hon. the Earl of EgreMont, the Right Hon. the Earl of Chichester, and T. H. Kemp, Esq. M.P., be the Trustees, in whose joint names all sums subscribed, or to be subscribed, shall be invested in such securities as the Committee, hereafter to be appointed, shall deem proper ; and that subscriptions be paid . to the Treasurer of the Brighton Dispensary and Infirmary, on account of the Trustees, on or before the 4th of January next. 5, - That the Committee do consist of the present Committee of the local Dispensary and Infirmary, together with the undermentioned Gentlemen subscribing to the proposed In stitution, who have this day consented to act. The Commit tee to .have power to add to their number, and five to be a quorum. The Right Hon. the Earl of Egrem on t The Right Hon. the Earl of Chichester Sir M. I. Tierney, Bart. 'l'. 11. Kemp, FNii. Thomas Attree, Esq. S. F. MiltOrd, Esq. Rev. Dr. Hooker Rev. Dr. Holland Rev. Scutt John Hall, Esq. Dr. Blair Nath. Kemp, Esq. Charles Elliott, ksq. .J. Mills, Esq. It. Tamplin, Esq. Chapman, Esq. Mr. Isaac Bass Major Allen J . Mortlocke,ysq. Bev. Edward'Eveiurd. 6. That Thomas Attree, E y. a►;d the Rev. Edward Eve rani be requested to undertake the office of Honorary Secretaries to the Institution. (Signed) Eti REM 0N T, Chairman. .The Chairman having left the Chair, and the Earl of Chi. chester having been requested to take it, it was unanimously resolved, on the motion of S. Y. Milford, Esq., seconded by T. IL Kemp, Esq. 'M.P., that, in the opinion of this Meeting, the warmest gratitude of the Friends of humanity is due to the Earl of Egremont, for his munificent donation of 2,0001. ; and for his actively benevolent exertions on this and all occasions to alleviate distress, and to promote the general welfare. THOMAS, ArfliCE, l s EDWARD EVERA RD, c • Subscriptions arc arecived at all the Banks in Brighton, and in London, at 3lessrs. Jones, Lloyd and Co.'s, Lothbury ; Sir John Perring and Co.'s, 3l essrs. 3lastennan and Co.'s; 3lessrs. Hanhury and Co.'s, Lombard-street ; and 3lessrs. Kay, Price and Co.'s. 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