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N D TRADING to the EAST INDIES , do hereby give „ That the Papers ordered by the General Court on the 23d m° !' 184 4, respecting the Reform in the Administration of t he , Go vernment of his Excellency the Nabo b V i z i er, a nd t h e t i''''Yment of British Troops in his Dominions, from thr t Janu ary MS to the Sist December 13t 5 ; also relining to the ' ,•4l luciation of th e s e v e ral Loans contracted with thevi i!e between the months of October 1814 and May ISIS, elhtr Witticertain Additions thereto, since ordered to be Printed by the Court - of Directors; will,be ready to be deli vertil t ° the Propri e tors, at this Rouse, on Wednesday, the Imtatit. PETER AtTfiEn. Assistant Sevratary. . _ . • kr% DON REPOSITORY for the CABINET MAKERS'_ '4,7,CiETY, for every Description of. CABINET FURNI ' R E, FEATHER BED and MATTRESS MA NU -ICTORY, No 71, Corner of .A.DENHALL • REET, London, opposite Aidgate Pump.,-Ready .40/ley o nly. Society of Cabinet-Makers .respectfully .the Public that they still continue the above o ba„ .. "Tishoaent, for the Benefit of Industrious Mechanics who ip i l e.l ' a n t ge-..Familes, by offering them Manufactured Cheaper Cabinet Line, of the best Workmanship, and Ch_ap t e • arlY House can in London by twenty-five per cen e re being no other profit rPquired on the Goods but the bare with S • at the same time %vatic sufficiently satisfied cop ' stant Employment for themselves and families. 20 ? 4 ‘ l ociety was Established in June, 18_2 , 1, consisting of lie ee'lanio*, adding the. number' of their 73 MS and Fami th 4t4 ounted to 66; in June, 1819, five more were added to e Society • June, 1820, 10 • and in June 1821, 8. , Th e ,o to ~„ m ean , of th• ` 4 m.linber now receiving Support through the iltstahe ,blishmcnt is 191. , their .Families beg leave to return their bit do to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have ti - o rts , honoured them with their Orders and Recommenda- k t „ s, -und shall always feel happy in their . endeavouFs to give. o _ th,,44,,,satisfactione at the same time, solicit a Continuance f th‘ r Benevolence whereby they may b; enabled to increase lh e, inube r of .the. Society. ef6ll ,.° l, ing Articles are inserted as a Specimen of the very p„).„.'•4 o w Prices, all warranted. Ready Money only. size Afahogany 'foUr-post Bedstead, lath bottom 31. 15s. ti t t ▪ 1 1 1 size - tent Bedstead 11. Us.--Bordered hair Mattress to 13:- MaTio,6-any Driiiver, solid ends 31.85:-Feather Bed free ft. • dust and smell, full size 3L 1 1'TPurined - Cheri of any descrintion In oil 11. 6:1.-Best do: ltd - R l s ''l h 4 and-Stand Dressing Table 165.-Heath titE,- ;: _' - •'-3ftf 6 inches Chest of Drawers 41.105 .-Three-foot 4 nr Peinbroke Table 21.-Three-foot ditto on 45.-:-Mithog•any Dressing Table li. 55.-Ditto w ino Bedstens 11.65.-Ditto ditto 11.145. d itto -Ditto - Box Glaas, 2 drawers, best British ` 1 , 1 46.. A 143 •=-jlito , ditto Is. 75.-Ditto ditto 11. 18s .-Ditto BY-Ditto ditto 125.-Sea Bed and ta..'l;Ditto ditto. 7s.=Tray Stand Bs.-Long Mahogany ' terti,,- 11'-' , japiinfied Book Shelf 75.-Music Chaos=-.any, pat • 'Nil' ' 9 ° l , ,---:Eight 'Mahogany Chairs, covered with horse hair, s . -.lsl i t.l Led US.-8 ditto ditto 71.75.-8 Trafalgar ditto 91. 9s. *44 etanY Sofa to match 71.105.-Ditto ditto 81.105.-Ditto, trtr bk -, „, t , 5 ,t 114. 7 1 .11)5.- Set of ;Mahogany Card and Sofa Tables,- 4 '41. e r,„„-;" - „4Fgs, banded in rose-wood 81. 155.--Setof Mahogany Citici and 'Sofa; on pillars and claws 141. 145.- the best that can be made-to order or pattern 161. lOs. t,,....ltandsonie- c I • ''oot" pedestal, Sideboard, with carved -- Atto• 7' foot 161.-DittO 6 foot six 151.-Set mitt of.the laSt pattern. 4 foot by 10 foot 6, 151. 155.- 18014 foot 2 by a foot 6;161. 10s.-Ditto, 4 foot 6 by 12 foot 6, 1 1 stenish;- an adVance of 3L 10s.-Straw Palliasse it ead --- ' 74e nf Beditead and furniture 31. 15.--Bamboo- r Bed:1 Fib top; with drapery and fringe, 81. 10s. Fipnch acif inahogany four-post Bedstead and furniture, with i °lra - Or r lined all throngh, complete, 151. 10s.- tteri ot dittO, di tto 16s. 10s.LiDitto ditto, with cornice, of a ' 181. 108.-*-Ditto ditto, with gold cornice, ele 'l24e a :P o t' '2O L-L-Drawing -room Curtains, of the. best Mo. \bli to, of bta~i n a' 'fitted for Window, 61. 65.-111itta ditto 71. 7s. superior and elegant . style of Work, 101. L ° ° l-11 . rose-wood-Dravnng-room Trafalgar Chairs 4•P‘ ) itt () ; i 7 ll , l l,id :.- -with buhl. '251.-:Draiiing-romit Sofa 61. 6s.- red " 4 'd B. i D:- tto 41. itto 81.83.-tiorse-hair Cushiont, each ss: 6d. • * • THURNELL, Agent. dCioth; qouli'mu'r DEALERS SUPPLIED. all ~Packed. freo of expence; except the mat Fills, and sent 0e.d.....Z.ts of , Great "Em W rita, and to the East atldWest In utei ' a Ptains litted out, and merchants supplied with Ca- Z 44 for Exp ortat i on . 411.11e,rtments Furnished at a few hours' notice, and 0 0 r four days» .To I`. TAYLOR, Ego. • No, -9, New Bridge-street, London. t` i _Z r ,:: RED Sln,:-: n r vr leave to inform• you, that ever sin c e the. 'h4, h ;e4 i r 170. Ilea been afflicted with theLueS Venereal, /tittr its - ohstiiifeTy retiSting every coin-se - of medicine bY the m o st eminent of the fa . culty he i re t •-, , a c i v id b 1tz4.,-ey!ralsevere courses of salivaii . on, ~v i, With little relief, se , ii app ear to , ast ifiveterate nature.. In tic spring . of la s t e } .0 11 1 ,1'!(lr jiad got to such a head, as pearly to put ap i -91 "It 4 Istetice-1 had'a large ulcer On the crown of my mad, t ib t ,l4l t 4 r t ! kell Rem, and'frly• legs were , broke out in a frightful I,te At . ‘ r aY.rit , :lit was •dreadfully pa inful,eand had been in a Aargulvevation for the last seven vears ; my le,t had also t, nodes a y m '•11" ii.coloured, and gave " -e4 viter L i • - w • ‘l-1.- • "L whin warm in heel, t vain, -particular!) tr;.4 ti,eleprive me of rest ; this lainentable . state, o l ',htik"inmended by Mr. J. Thompson, (Who - receiv t ed piii.,, r im i Ore be them liere.) ) .te.take von' , Leake'sPaten of - a : I ' s ltil m .,'Ntan to 110 26tb o. May ;in the cou r se' A Atli 1-4*an to benefit— i ii mor e s t:h t a , u a , t k ) , kft'€_ ! i lFere On my head and ai•ins wereso7ndy r.,? h Sores pi my let , ,s healed also; :ea% in r , :r e 1 4 'ile ai n„ ' id ' =r abledii - colouratfai i in the skin, and Pain in . `1 ti, !l te.,„"N eft, which, by the biasing of God; a. in your inaltiable Medicine, sulisi , -e ,„ti,tt +ls ri4 il 'Pet'sing, the skin regg its natural hue, d T,a l Pains • gr'iduall* going otf.---4 thus became, hY i t - t t e k s ti'•: u r e n, i old and ‘ medicitie, Perfectly free from all my 'P•aints-bare : - ecovered my tormer . spirits a rid k ee, ani become leilly - and fat, in which state ha ) li t t .' l nntnftriontht, fothe astonishment of all who I,ne% th‘l,ll, at a lOSS in what terms to express my gratitude, hut " "rood' other suffering Mortals; to meld , as 14 1. Y kse • h ' occa - possible, as I shall on every Jir d '''ng . -you Will greatly oblige, ' Y°tle'gr- t I t vervhintibleservalit, d t 1.1 e ten , . te, •' ALEX. MURKER• 4,4111 ' ' .' le, lligh`-'strert, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure:— `pr e Jol i 'l t :P,„wn, No. 3, New Poultry Market, 41Intoth * Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh : ko t csi 14 " by 7 the sole Proprietor, THOMAS IA y to le Nr ii "u'et of the Royal College - of Smigeons, at his • 9 New Bridge-street, London; Whet e, after . 11 "''ftee of more than 40 years, iii a. practice parti ke, etIL AI direct to the cure "eit Venereal ornplaints - andthose •e t ,. to ~_• • 4t4 whi s _ e r - arts. of Generation, with that inviolably ihe ltkt,,ate s t " Then of his `profeSsion ‘iionid always observe , ' fiat_ters himself the advice . and as3ist . aii . ce w h r e .I"nunisterstb persons taking this Medicine, , Ai 41 41 ' a d ', • , a n drset ofall ambig erning Public-, ty as an a vantage seldom ! Pi nui. 4 ,;. ) Y his appointMent, tor the convenience of those. Tovshop,Oxford-struet; 1 1%:4). Fish-street-hilli "Mr. Baxter, Edinliurzl; • Mi Ca Uwe' ''s,' I , oblin ; • amd of p,ll),*"',t:!iiiconsiderabl.e town in Great Britain and 'll 4 ' l Sri 4 . 4 0n1u '25 . gd etch, stamped, and sealed up .vherebv - perionSi•Of , eitheir -urt el - s , ii:eelt-h'eites;ipeedi sec rec viand safe: MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1825. MUSICAL MEETINGS. HEREFORD MUSIC MEETING, 1825. The Hundred and Seiond Triennial Meeting of the Three Choirs of Hereford, Gloucester; and Worcester, for the BENEFIT of the WIDOWS and ORPHANS of CLERG Y MEN, in the Three Dioceses, will be held on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and - THURSDAY, the 6th,.7th, and Bth of September. ESTATES FOR :SALE. A RG YLESHIRE. TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE BARGAIN, THE LANDS of ARDLUSSA and KNOCK INTAVAIL, in the Island of Jura. These Lands, comprehending about 14,000 Scots acres, are beautifully si tuate towards the north east end of the Island of Jura. They lie contiguous and compact, and intersect the Island from sea to sea.. They commend a fine view on the one hand sof the point of Knapdale and coast of Kintyre; and on the other, of the point of Craignish, and the west entrance of the Crinan Canal. They are about four miles distant from the coast of Knapdale, and the same flistance from the Crinan Canal, between which and Glasgow there is communication by steam-vessels almost daily, in summer. There. are also two public ferries between the north east part of Jura, and the opposite coast of Argyleshire. One of the ferries, about four miles in breadth, is within less than a mile of the northern march of these lands ; the other, about -five miles in breadth, is at Lag, eight miles of the south of them, and which place there is a post-office, where the mail arrives, and is dispatched three times a week. These lands abound with game of different kinds, consisting af grouse, black game, ptarmegan, &c. also red deer. There is an excellent fishing river, in which there are salmon and trout in abundance. There are also minor' streams and lake, , , in which there are plenty of fish. At Ard • lussa there is a comfortable house, consisting of four rooms, kitchen, garret, and closets, with a garden. Near the house there is a fine bank of natural wood, and some formt trees re cently planted are, in a very thriving condition. There 'a few places calculated to afford so much gratification to sportsmen, either in shooting or fishing, and with much to attract the ad mirers of scenery, there is also much aptitude for improvement. ' As an eligible investment for capital these lands are particularly deserving of attention. They are stocked with black cattle and sheep of superior quality; belonging to the proprietor, in whose natural occupation the lands have been for many years, and who has been offered a net rent of 7501. per annum for them. As it is difficult within the limits of an advertisement to convey an ade quate idea of this property, intending purchasers are invited to visit it, and satisfy themselves of its beauty, advantages, and value. The her.l at Ardlussa will show the lands ; and for fur ther particulars, application may be made to Robert Mackenzie, Esq. W. S. Edinburgh. BEDFORDSHIRE. PERPETUAL ADVOWSO NS, AND NEXT PRESEN- TATIONS, &c. To be SOLI? by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, (of War. wick House, It egent-street,) at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on THURSDAY, September 22, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots,; Lot lfpn - ri: PERPETUAL ADVOWSON 1" and NEXT PRESENTATION to the valuable RECTORY of COLNWORTH, situate between Bedford and St. Neots ; comprising a good Parsonage House, with offices, gardens, .shrubberies, a fine piece-of water stored with fish, farm-yards, barns, stables, and all necessary agricultural . buildings, and sixty acres of glebe land, surrounding the house ;. the Great and Small Tithes of the whole parish, con• taining two thousand three hundred acres, worth upwards of six hundred pounds- per aunatn.- t - The present Incumbent.7o years of. age. • .Lot '2. The PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and. NEXT, PRESENTATION to the valuable LIVING of BOLN HURST, situate close to the turnpike road, between Bedford and Kimbolton, comprising a most excellent Parsonage-house and Offices, altered and- improved within a few years, at a considerable expence ; good Garden, Farm-yard, and all ne cessary Agricultural Buildings, and One Hundred and Forty Acres of Glebe Land nearly adjoining, in lieu of the Tithes of half the Parish, which is enclosed, and one-third of .the great and small Tithe of the other part. the Parish contains about: Two Thousand Acres. The present incumbent seventy-four years of age. Particulars and printed . : conditions of sale may be had of MeSsrs. Flood and ".Mules, solicitors; Houlton, Devon ; Mr.- Barnes, tithe andsland agent, Virhimple, near Exeter; at the Cross Keys, St. Neots ; the Cambridge Chronicle Office Carn: bridge • Swan, Bedford ; the Oxford Journal Office, dxford ; of Charles Luxmore Esq. solicitor, 20, Red Lion-square; at Garraway'a; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, London. DEVONSHIRE. - - MARINE' 'VILLA FOR SALE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT; for the residue of a term of 99 years, granted in the year 1821, and deter: minable on the de.lths of three younglives. • ALL thatne,.vfy.troilt ELIANG HOUSE . with convenient Outhouses, delightfully situated Jon an eminence near that edmired and much frequented watering place .Torquay, with a pleasUre garden in front, and luxurious plan tations at the' back, commanding rich and • beautiful views. of Tor Abbey, and grounds adjoining Torbay, 'and the surround ing scenery. The House (which contain every recitiisite,for a family, and is built in the Villastyle), as well as the grounds, may be viewed on application at the Hotel- at Torquay. The lease bas been lately established by Act of Parliament; and is perpetually renewable on the death of every life, at a moderate. fine.. Immediate possession may be had. :For particulars,and to treat for the premises, apply to Messrs. Abraham and Soti, Attornies, Ashburton, Devon. • I'FATES . .. . . - - . , ' KENT -'s , ' ~.,' VALUABLE A DVOWSIIVS, TO BE - SOLD BY AUCTION,' by ..101iN FIORTON...on TUESDAY'the 13th SEPTEMBER.' tiett; it. 12 O'C - lotk., Noon, at the FOUNTAIN INN, Cuaterbdry, [unless ... . ... ~.. before disposed of by Private Contraet),— Lot 1. THE' ADVOWSON and kPERPE.:- TUAL RIGHT of PRESENTATION of and to the Living of TONBRIDi3E, in Kent, with •the Vi carial Tithes of the very-extensive and highly cultivated Parish of Tonbridge. The, Parsonage-liouse is in excellent repair, and with its offices and. ornamental grciunds presenta residence highly desirable. • _ • - • Lot. 2.—An undivided MOIETY of the ADVOWSON and PERPETUAL *RIGHT of PRESENTATION: (the next Presentation being with the Proprietor of this Moiety) of and to the Rectory, of EY-THORNE, adjoining Welder'. share, in Rent s and of the. desirable: Parsonage.HouSe and Glebe Land thereunto belonging, and of the Great . and Stiiail Tithes of 'the Parish of Eyhorne, together, with the ,Intirety of the Manor of Elvington, in the said parish. . For further information, apply to Messrs. Sbipdan .and Ledger, Solicitors, Dover;. .or to Mr. John Horton, Land- Surveyor, liticklatrd ; .and printed Particulars may be had of them, and of Messrs. Abbott and Barnes, Solicitors, 15, Temple Terrace, London. STEWARDS. The Hon. R. H. CLIVE, M.P. Oakly Park, THOMAS HAMPTON SYMONS; Esq. Mynde Parke, . JOHN BARNEBY, Esq. Brockharnpton, The Lord Bishop of CHICHESTER, Dean of Hereford, The Rev. HENRY HUNTINGFORD, Prebendary of Hereford; The Rev. HENRY WETHERELI., Rector of Thrtaton. On'TUESDAY MORNING, at the Cathedral, a Sermon will be preached by the Lord Bishop of Chichester, Dean of Hereford.—ln the course of the Service will be performed, Overture Saul—Grand Dettingen Te Deum—Handel; An them, " Blessed is He"—Duet, " Here shall soft Charity"— Dr. Boyce ; Coronation Anthem, " The Kind shall Rejoice"—, Handel. In the Evening at the New Shire Hall—Selection from ACIS and GALATEA, and a Miscellaneous Act. On WEDNESDAY MOANING—The MESSIAH. In the Evening—A Grand Miscellaneous Concert. On THURSDAY MORNING—Act I.—A Selection from the RESURRECTION, MS.—Dr. Clarke Whitfeld ; and. OFFERTO RIO—Dr. Chard, of Winchester. Act ll.—Se lection from the ORATORIO of SAMSON—Handel. Act III.—A Grand Selection from Wendel, Giaun, Marcello, &c. In the Evening Grand Miscellaneous Concert. Principal Vocal Performers—Miss Stephens, Miss D. Travis, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. W. Knyvett, and Mr. Bellamy. In addition to the above celebrated Performers, Madame R,onzi de Begnis, and Signor de Begnt, are engaged for the three Evening Performinces. - Principal Instrumental Performers.—Leader of the Band— Mr. F. Cramer. Principal Second 'Violin—Mr. Marshall. Viola—Mr. R. Ashley. Violoncellos Messrs. Lindley. Double Bases—Signor Dragonetti and Signor Anfossi. Bas soons—Messrs. MackintOsh and Tully. Flutes—Messrs. Ni cholson and Nicholls. Oboes—Messrs. Ling and Sharpe. Carionets--Messrs. Williams and Powell. Trumpets—Messrs. Harper and Wallace. HornsL-Messrs. Petrides. Trombone— Signor Mariotti. - Double Drmrns—Mr. Jenkinson. Organ,— Mr. Mutlow. Piano Forte—Mr. Clarke. 'Conductor—Pro fessor Clarke Whitfeld, Mus. Doc. Among the Instrumental Performers are Messrs. Anderson, Crouch; Ella, Fleiicher, Gledhil, Glanville, Adolphus Ones bath, Charles Griesbach, Marshall, jun., Milfon Mackintosh, jun., James Marshall, Nicka, Ree, Sherrington, Willis, Wil cox, &c. The Choral Band, which will' nuinerous (and supported by the celebrated female Singers from Lancashire :with, those from Birmingham), has'been selected with greet care.—After each Evening Concert there will be rt-Ball. _ • aHE SECOND YORKSRfItE •MUSICAL FESTIVAL, for the BENEFIT of the YORK COUNTY HOSPITAL,- and of the INFIRMARIES of LEEDS, HULL,' and SHEFFIELD, by permission, and with the sanction, of the Very Rev the Dean, and of the Vene rable the Chapter of York, is appointed to be held in YORK MINSTER, on Tu4spAy, _September 13, 1826, and the Three following Days. PATRON—The King's Most Excellent MAJESTY. PRESIDENT—His Gracethe Lord Archbishop of YORK. • And under the Patrimage'cif the principal Noblemen and Gentlemen of the County. - CHAIRMAN Of the COMMITIEE Ol MANAGEMENTt.—The . . Rev. WILLIAM ,HENR Y DIXON,-F.S.A. On TUESDAY., September 13, -will be performed in the MINSTER, a SELECTION of-SACRED MUSIC, from Handel's Oratorio of Samson; from Beethoven's Mount -of Olives, ,and. from other works .of, • Handel,.-Haydn, •Mozart, Purcell, &c. On WEDNESDAY, September 14,.THE MESSIAH. On THURSDAY, September la, the principal part of HAYDN'S CREATION ; with' a Selection *bra Handel's Oratorio of JUDAS MACCAR/EUS. On FRIDAY, Sept. 16, & SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC, froni,/landel's Oratorio of Israel in Egypt, from Blazon's Requiem, and from other works of Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Croft, Pergolesi, sc. . The opening of the Concert Room will be on TUESDAY, Sept. 13 • on which Evening, and on the Evenings of WED NESDAV and THURSDAY, Sept-14 and there will be GRAND CONCERTS. _ VOCAL PERFORMERS. Madame Ronal de Begnis, Miss Travis, Miss Gobdall, Miss Stephens, Miss Wilkinson, Miss 'Farrar, and MadeMoiselle Garcia; Mr. Vaughan; Mr. Sapio, Mr. W. Knyvett, Mr. Terrail, Mr. &ahem,' Mr. 'Bellamy, Mr. H. Phillips, and Signor do Begnis. _ The rest of the Vocal Department will consist of a Grand Chorus- of 90 Cantos, 70 Altos, 90 Tenors, 1 . 00 Basses. INSTRUMENTAL PERF ORMERS. • LEADERS OF THE-BAND. Morning - - Mr. citAmEn First E;rening, • Mr: MORI • Second Evening - Mr. EIESEWETTER Third Evening . - Mr. LODER. Principal Second Violini--111i. - Loder • and. Mr. White.-- 85 other Violins. Principal Violas—Messrs: R. Ashley and Daniels, and 30 others. Violoncellas--Messrs. Lindleys, and 22 others. Double Basses—Signors Diagonetti, - . and Anfossi, and 14 others. - Flutes—Messrs, Nicholson and Richardson; and 4 others. Oboes--Messrs. Erskine and M. Sharp; and 10 others. • Clarionets—Messrs. Willman and Powell, and 4 others. Bassoons—Messrs. Mackintosh and Tully, and 10 others. Horns—Messrs. Platt, • Tully, and Petrides, and 8 others. Trumpets—Messrs. Harper and Wallis, - and 4 others. Bass - Trombons—Mr. - Mariotti; and 2 others. Tenor Ditto -'-31r. Schoengen, and 2 others. ' Alto Ditto —Mr. Smithers; and 2 others. Serpents and Bass Horns--Messrs - . Moxon, -Holcroft, and 6 others. Double Drums—Messrs. Jenkinson.lind Taylor. Harp—Mr. Bochsa. . • * Conductor—Mr. GREATOREX. Assist. Conductors -51r. CAMIDOE and Dr. CAAIIDGE, Organists of the Cathedral ; Mr. WHITE, and Mr. KNAPTOS. , , Dr. Camidge will p res id e at the O rgan; and Oreatorex as the Piano Forte. In addition to the names which have been particularized , the Orchestra will include the most eminent Performers from the Ancient and Philharmonic Concerts, Italian Opera, Btc. The 'Chorus will be complete. and effective ; and the entire Band will consist of SIX HUNDRED PERFORMERS, being an addition of 135 to the Band of 1823. ' On the Evening of MONDAY, September 12, there will be a BALL in the Assembly Rooms; and on the evening of FRIDAY,' September- 16,- a GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL, in the-New Concert Boom and. 'Assembly Itooms.--:- The Quadrille Band of Messrs. Michaa, Colinet, and .51usard, will attend the Balls. The Receipts from the Concerts and Balls will be applied to defray the expences of erecting the Concert Room, which is to be for ever held in trust for the Benefit of the four Charities.• The issue of Tickets will commence on the Saturday previous to the Festival, at the'following prices:— .51inster,—Each Morning's-Ticket, rioo es r t o t4 f 4 t il h7great Aisle, - ttri side- Galleries :4 0 15 i 0 0 a . Galleries and Floor of the Side Aisles - .0 7 0 Noith Transept - - 0 5 0 Filch Concert ~ - 0 15 0 First Ball - - 0 . '7 0 Second ditto ' - - - 0 15 0 cc, The Committee are ready to afford Assistance to Strangers, in procuring Lodgings and, A ccomtnodations.___A list of Lc,dgi ng s, with Particulars and l , erms, is IcePt by Mr. Wolstertholme.. York.—Letters to btu mike ised to thellonotary Secrefiries.6 l the Yorkshire Musical Fest:val,, TiLOVCESTERSHIRE. SPORTING RESIDENCE.—To tie LET, with immediate Possession,' MANSION-lIGUSE frt for the receptivi) of a large Family, and replete with every internal con-, venience; comprising an entrance-hall, 4 sitting-rooms, T-bed-' rooms and attics; also alarge garden, • greed-ho4e .and lawn; coach-house and stable, lately occupied by Count de Margue nat. Seven acres of Land: :nay (if required) be taken witty,the house. The Premises are situate at Noreton-inOttarsh, Glow, cestershire, in a fine shorting •country, and in the of the.. Puke of Beaufort's, Colonel Berkeley's, and the Warwickshire unts. Also a convenient 'Residence, comprising 2 lifting : : rooms, 3 bed-monis; and :attics,. with garden, stables, and suit able out-buildings, ' situate 'at Bledingtou, Gloucestershire. Bledington is distant 5 miles from Chipping-Norton, OTrom Burford, 4 from Stow, in a country abounding with game, and in the centre of the uke. of Beaufort's Hunt. Either of the above Residences will belet either for oat year or for a term, as may be most -agreeable to the tenant. - • -.- To View the same apply'to Mr. Pegler Maugersbury; near Stow, on the Wold ; and for further particulars to him, or to. Messrs. Wilkins and Kendall, Solicitors, Bourionon-the- Water, Gloucestershire, SUSSEX.: . TO. BE. SOLD, BY_P-RIVATE CONTRACT, L ot 1 . A -COPYVOLD MESSUAGE or Tenement Water Corn called DUD WELL MILL -and BUILDINGS, sand several Pieces - of very rich Meadow Land and -Brooklard, containing together by adineaturement 9a. 2r. 38p. more or less, in Burviash, in Sussex. _ . • . Lot 2. A Barn Lodge, and several pieces Of very rich meadow, paStUre land, and brookland,.. containing together by kdmeasurement 38a. Sr. 13p. more or less, called Upper PartOf Park Farm, in Burwash "aforeiaid, being freehold, and adjoin ing for 1. Lot 3. Several Pieces of Arable Land and Hop •Ground, - in excellent condition, containing together by adtneas4rement 10a. .Ir. lip. more or less, called Lower Part of - Park Farm, in Burivaih aforesaid, beingfreehold and .adjoining lots I and 2. N.B. The above 3 lots lie together,: within - a.ring fence, krid form a most deiirable estate to purchase:- • • • Lot 4. - A Freehold Windmill and Plot of Ground,. in Bur. wash aforesaid, near the turnpike road leading to fleathficld. Lot 5. A Freehold Messuage or Tenerrient;Shopfßuildings, and Garden, containing 13 rods of ground, more of less, lying below the Church, in Burwash aforesaid. L.z 6. A Freehold new erected Messuage or "Tenement, in three dwellings, and good' -garden. -;round, 'at The Squ,are, in Burwash aforesaid. • • . Lot 7. A Leasehold Cottage in four Tenements, and Half an Acre of Land, mere, or leas, at Netherfiehl, in Battle, in Sussex. Lot 8. A Leasehold Cottage. tmd. , f - rikitcof ground, more or less, at Darvell-hilt, in - Brightllngyin Sussex. '. • ' Lot 9. A. L6asebold Chttage, and'flalf an Acre of. Ground, more or less, late Oros-sing-hanis. in Battle aforesaid. :" • Lot 10. Two Leasehold Cottages; (each -being in two tene•- ments) called.Phebes and Bonnicks, and Gartleas, in Burwash aforesaid; • . Fpr flintier partictlars inquire of Mt. Harry Road, at •Noi thiam-place, Sussex ; or df Mr. Henn , Bourne, at - Ewliurst, Sussex ; or of Messrs. Phileox and Baldock, Solicitori, at Bur wash, Sussex ; if by letter, post paid. HAMPSHIRE. A South Down Stock, Four Hundred and Sixty-five Ewes and LeMbi, capital Live and Dead Stock: To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WELLER, on MON. DAY, September 5, and following day, at Eleven o'Clock, rir F putiro, extensive, and valuable LIVE and DEAD STOCK, of Mr. Henry Levis, removing from Ludshott Manor - Farm; in the Parish of Bram. shott ; comprising 'fourteen strong cart . horses, two gig horses, and pony ; seventeen Alderney, Devori, and •Weleir cows, - some with calves at focU, and: others in,calf, four fine yearling heifers, a young . white York Shire bull, seventy South Down two-tooth ewes, sixty foimtooth, ninety six -tooth,' fifty full' mouthS, 109 ewes, and eighty wether lambs: three fillignotithed and three ramiambs, four tine young sows, with and a young boar; the, excellent waggons, four of, them with iron axle-trees, with an extra set of broad - wheels : five three-hortie and three one-horse dung carts, all broad wheels, fifteen Tickle's, double mould, hog, and other ploughs, seven drag; and twenty. two single harrows, two capital stone and" two wood rollers, a large gro , ed roller; fifteen cow cribs, a potent winnowing nia. chine, a very excellent chaftcutter, 'with three knives . ; three wheat, pea., and turnip chills ; seven pair Of thill, twelie pair of trace, twelve pair of plough harness, with collars, bits, and halters; a large Water cask„ and: carriage; sixteen sheep cages and eight trough, three turnip and 'stick harrows; seven load of sacks, seven , long and short 'ladders,' a large lion beam, scales, and numerous weights.; 'barn, stable, and dairy imple ments • two,cucumber frames, light s ,-A tc . .' • ',lie Stock may be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale will begin - each day at -11• O'clock. - Ludshott is within two miles of Liphook, 10 from Peters. field, 10 frOnt Farnham, atidl2 from Godalming. • of -Mr. Debenh am,- Br a n is h ot .h r i tute ;. King's Catalogues may be had, in due time, at. 6d. • each, at the d iming; White Hart, Guildford ; B us h; Farnham; Auction-Mart, London; Rid Lou, :Peters-field ; Swan Inn s , Alton and Alresford - ; George , Winchester ; Coach and Horses, Arms, Anchor, 6 o ip L a hook; Southatriptoni ' • lijibritries, Brighton, Worthing, Li t tl e hi n i pt on; and Bc . sor ; Havant; Fare ltam ; the- George, Po rtsmout h 13=4 trvant; ; :and of-Mr. Weller, Chichester. WILTSHIRp. BENTLEY- WOODS, containing BQI Acres, with all the - Timber and Underwood. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate' in ' the Parish of West Deans, contiguous to Nonnan 7 coUrt, about six miles from Salistifiry,:and four from •WinierslowAut, comprising the Manor 'or reputed Manor of Bentley-Woods,. and tondry coppices ofiWo o dl an d, s , ca ll e d Coal They, n 05,143 Betiridge, klettnitage, Mapleway-dean, Beechways, noopin goals; Itetlintingthre,,' Fair Yew,.- 4nriokeilways:, Three Sisterg, and Picked; containing altogether-801 acres. with all the, Oak and other Timber and Under*ood growinith . ercon ; the Woodman's Lodge, Garden; and Orchard.' To be 'viewed by applying to . Ransom; at the tixige• Bentley Woods ; and further particulars may be had ofiitessi-s. FarrerS, Atkinson, 'and Parkinson, solicitors, Selds, whc are authorized to treat for- the- same. • - • KENT To be SOLD by AUCTION, at the.ROSE INN, SITTING-• BOURNE, Kent, en MONDAY, "the 29th day of AugUst, at One o'Clock in the afternoon, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which notice will_ be given in this paper. A Desirable FitE EHO LD RESIDENCE . called CHURCHILL-HOUSE, comprising a cornmo dions and substantial Dwelling-house, containing 7 betLcham hers and dressing rooms, drawing room, dining.room, breakfast parlour; study; 2 staircases, servants' chambers, good cellars, hothouse, greenhouse, and other convenient attached and de tached offices, double coachbouse and stabling, 2 gardens and shrubbery partly walled, in, and. well stocked with thriving fruit trees, with about 29 acres of exceeding good meadow and pro ductive orchard ground, most pleasantly situate in the,parish of Doddington, in the county of Kent, in a good sporting country , abounding with game,,,distant from London 45 miles, and three' miles from the high road leading from thehce to Dover, Mar gate, &c., now.in -the occupation of John Bell, Esq, ; a pack-of fox hounds and a pack of harriers are kept about a mile from the premises, which,hunt regularly during the season. Posses sion will be given at Michaelmas next, but may be.had sooner if required. The premisesmay be viewed by application at-the house. Part of the_purchase money may remain on mortgage if required. . • . For further particulars apply to the Rev.. D. M.. Lloyd, at Downcourt, Doildington-1 , to Messrs. Tiros and Scadding,.So licitors; 56; Upper • Cbarrottc-street.; Fitaroy-square, London ; to Mr. John Gordon, Auctioneer, Milton, near Sittingbourne ; or at the Rose Inn. • 'SURREY-. BEAUMONT COTTAQE, CHERTSEY. Vir R. SPARROW respectfully informs' the IVA- Public, that he is_ clirecieil to . SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the ..PrerniseS, ori,"ftiesdayl, August. •:30, and followirfg days, at 12 o'clock, ' witliqut reserve, the fashionahlc and elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pier and Chith ney Glasses, and other• valuabliEfTec!.s, the property of •Jollp 11aMilton Colt, Esq. ju stating.the particulars.or this import ant and extensive sale to the public, illy. Sparrow thinks it ne cessary to observe, that the 'whole of the valuable properiy was purchased by the proprietor from liousea of the first respectabi lity for materials and workmanship, without regard to trouble or expence :...tinder such --circumstances; it is presumed-that the catalogue of these effects will exhibit but few articles which are. not distinguished for their elegance and utility, as well as for the judgment and taste with which„ they were selected. , The drawing-room comprises a suit of French chintz curtains, with tasteful draperies richly fringed and Supported by elegant gilt: -cornices : two handsome imi tation rosewood couches with, double covers, and , twelve, chairs to match.; ottoman, beautiful set of rosewood card, sofa, and other tables, screens and.stands to correspond, a magnifi cent pier glass, the principal plate 58 inches by 39 ; a mirror, in elegant gilt frame, m 23 ales in. diameter, Brussels carpets, &c. The dining par lour contains an elegant sideboard, with brass rod and vases, a: 100 table of a superior description, a set of 12 mahogany chairs with satin seats; a chimney glass in gilt frame, centre plate.4o inches by 27 ; set of moreen _window cur tains, ,with gilt cornices. The furniturein the breakfast parlour consists of handsome chintz window curtains lined, inahogany sacretaire, with wings and bookcase over, sofa, eight mahogany cliaixs and an elegant chimney,glasa in gilt frame, 38 inches by 36.. In the bed chambers are six best bedsteads and furnitures, with suitable accompaniments ; four secondary and servants' 'bedsteads and bedding, several handsome chests Of .drawers, 'superior dressing. tables and glasses, ladies' wardrobe, B;.c. The entrance hall, stairease, and _servants' apartrnents%,,are well fur nished, and the larder, kitchen, brewhouse, and dairy, contain every requisite of the best. description. May be viewed on the 29th: of August, and catalogues had (Is. each), six days prior to the sale, of Messrs. Clarke and GrazebrOoke, Solicitors, and of the Auctioneer, Chertsey, Surrey. ESTATE FOR SA SEvEN - PrKtt. IRELAND. -,., * fobe SOLID, subject to a [lead • MOST, eligible ft USE art(' 1)1 1 JrA ESN k situate within Smiles of DUblin, and about Palrl-F r bLe. of the new h ar b our a t Ki ngstown. . T he comitsl,3Aa ;dining parlour .and drawjng 'room; -28 feet by il" feet . breakfast parlour and study on the first story, .over WitiO #rz suitable bed-chambers with dressingirooms, BCC., ftnd. basement stor7, housekeeper'j roam, servants' hal:, and vttt~ .accormiudation for servants. The offices, coach-noir'esv ar." ) stabling, are commodious, and with "barn, ,and are Anelosia within a high wall. The garden; containing Upwards of acre, /laving green house and :grapery, is walled round ; aq.i theilemesne; including 37,1. Irish, or about 60 English acre,, is encircled y a thriving Plintatiori 'of forest trees, from 10, P, •33 years' growth. A smaller quantity of land, if more ttgp4 : . • able, would be sold with the house. The situation it ,one. . •the - most beautiful in Ireland, commanding views of the bay of fentliti . , And the mountains Of Dublin and Wicklow'," in the midst of a populous aad highly respectable neighbourhood.— Any gentlemen engaged in-Commercial transactions, and' wish ing to enjoy the advantages of the new harbour,, would fin,d this a Most desirable residence, more parti6ularly wi it . r . - templation to have'a - railwaY from thenc e to D u blin. The . - - niture may be had at a "valuation. Applicatidn to be made to John Hurnfrey, Esq. 2 . 5, 147, ) , : , Fitzwilliam-street, (2 : RP.AT wCsTMiNSTER DA I R Y - COM— Nual PANY.—Notice -hereby giVen, that the Deed Settlement of this-Company is now ready t',ir the Signa;itret;f the Proprietors, at this Office. The Bankers' Receipts tieix by thein' intik be left preparatory to their being, eichanged • the Certificates of their Shares, which will be delivered to respective parties at the eipiration of a week from the per:o of signing. And at the same time, Chequei will be issued half a year's• Dividend, at the rate of per Cent. per antruzir, as announced in the Report made at the tieneral Meeting - I:e:d. • at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, on the 29th day of June; ; . By order Of the Board of Directors, • . ' ' EDWARD LODER,'Sec. 18, Charlotte-stieet, Bloomsbury. • -N.B. The Books of the Compahy for the transfer. of Shares must necessarily remain -cicised tillthe 25th inst. • • IVILKINS p N'S ANTI-Cpftß,oslo.N . • PAINT.—J. It. WILKINSON, , Manufacturer • tto _ • the Hon. Board of Ordnance, and the• Hon. Corporatioi:. - of London, 63, tipper Thames-street, atid at the Works, Sul.. rey Canal Bridge, Kent-rood. begs particularly, at this sea= son, to recommend this valuable and economical Article, 'which is patronized by the principal Nobility. Gentry,. and Public. Bodies, as the most effectual . Covering foc,all, purposes of Painting on Wood, Iron, Copper, Lead,•SttiC6p- ; Roman Cement, and Tiling. to represent Slates; or-,any vt her• ' substance, being equal to Stone when (fry. It resiAs .rvely - • species of damp, water. or roarin,e acid, preventing iron trt.ia'S. rusting, not blistering with tha sun, nor can it he rubbed-oi, - - This Paint wilierer equally well on rougb hoards as 5m0..11 thereby preventing the expense of planing ; askd will last cot,. sideribly longer than - any other paint. It may be bad, i f) of 561bs. or 1,121b5. with the prepared Oil, proper Brtriti. , --; and'directions for use (which are so simple, that can use it.)' • The Public are PartiCularly cautioned coy. Colours that2,ntay he imposed upon them for , thegerisPoe.. : R. W. being a Manufacturer of all tittief . • Pa)nts and_Ctilours,begs leave to offer• to their notice, Pitiot,t , applicable to common purposes. Stotie,lnvisibleGreen,Browt.: • or Chocolate.. from 15,5, to 345,„ per. cwt.. Also, 's bite Lea.,f, it, Turpentine, Vtirnishes; Sperm And Lattip Oili uf. attest prepared• quality, at Pectiliatl3• 4 Reduced Prices. The . stiperior.erteellence of, the Imperial Tuscan and Saxon- Olivi Greeni is kept up,- and they may be had in quantities • from , 71b: . (*Wards; A liberal . Allowance to the Trade. • From"- - LONDO.N GAZE TTE, • Atte,- Whitehall, Aug. 19, 1825. The king has been pleased to appoint Archibald Campbell. Esq., of Blythswood, to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of theshire of-Renfrew. In the room of. Sir IlfichaekShaw deceased. . • . , BANKRUPTCY ENLAIIGED, : .• J..Putser Bowyet-lane, Camtierwsll.' and Hull-street,' Sit." Luke's, Old-street. dyer, from Aug. la to Oct 1. . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. S. Hodgson, Halifax, Yorkshire, ironfoutide;.' • ' • BANKRUPTS. • S. hodgson, wine-mereliant, to sur render Aug. 27, Sept. 10, Oct. 1, at the Bankrupts' 'Cotat, Basin'ghall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Pope and Brewer;' Bloonifieldrstreet, London-wall. • T. Crowder and H. T. Perfect, Liverpool; merchants, Sept.: • 1,3, Oct. 1, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Ales,2rs: Taylor and Roscoe, 'rempld.G. Peake, Milton, Kent; shipwright, Aug. 27, Sept. 3, Ccti 1, at the Bankrupts' Court, Bailinghall-street. Solicitor, IFtr.• Richardson, Cheapside. • R. Hansford, Ctimbe-Down, Somersetshire, victualler, .A;Ag ... 22, 23, Oct. I, at the Angel.lnn, I3atb. Solioitor, Mr: Makin:"' son, Middle Temple. , • , G.• A. Lingham, WhitechapeLroad, wine -merchant, Sept. 3, 17, Oct. 1, at the Bankruptm' Court, Basinghtril. street. Solir',.4. tors, Messrs. Catty, Haddan, Gatty, and Haddan, Throgmorton-street. • B. Connolly, Gre--t Portiandpstreet, Marylebone. tal:i r. • Sept. 3, 17, Oct. 1, at _the- Bankrupts' Court, Basingliall-F trtc :.• Solicitor, Mr, Gray,Old Broad-street' chambers. _ _ P. D. Tuckett,.Glocester, grocer, Sept. 6, 10; Oct. 1, st Bankrupts' -Court, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. IL:: marsh, Crescent, Jewity-street, Cripplegate. PiVIDENDS. Sept.l2, G. Hirkhafp, Lancaster, merchant—Sept. 42, .0 Bkiiiht, Lancaster, inerchant—Sept. 14, J, Lees, Bury, Lar,:'. cashire, cotton-spinner—Sept. 5,• F. Stanley, Old Kent-r0r4.4 Stiriey; linen-draper-:4oet. 22, W.Whithread, Southend, linen-draper—Nov. 5; P. C. Lee and W. Ballard, Hamine7- smith and Brantford, linev:drapers—Oct.'22, J. Howell, Picc linen-cl - rapet--- . Sept. 10, R. Scott, Liverpool, - nierch.pt —Sept. 14; J: Douglas, Lnughborough, iteicestersnire, wet., chant—SePt. . BosigioTßeading, Berkshi re , _W oo ll en- , diapers---Sept.l9,T. Smltif;Vttcrxeter, SWforciAiire, tanner—. Aug. 2b, T. Butcher, Holborn, -lictuallei-4ept. )4, F. and G. Gill, Liverpool, merchants—Sept, 12, 'F. Dipper, Wm, cester, silk-mereer--Sept. 10, P. Phillips, King-freet, mew-dose, • Tn er c h t--- S ept. 10, T. Hall, Old t ortzptou4tiect,, Soho, woollen-draper—Oct. 11, A. riplyei-,Froger;-.lstqao4l4reet mews, merchant—Sept. 10, J. .Hunsdr , Bulstrode-Street, Maryleborie--Scpt._l4; -11. , P. "ParFy furniOirg , hod.- monger. . .. , CERTIFICATES, Srilli. 10..' , .., A. Little, Bradford , , Yorkshire, grocee-L.S. Barrarti, Sidney- place, Southitinptim4trect, Camberwell,,Yorking-jewelier--V t :,. ; Folkard, King-street; Cheafiside, .vict ualer.--. 1. tjare, I,ive; - pool, grocer-S: .leitrian; - Penlington-place,' Hercules-b4ila. • ings, Lambeth, tea-dealer--R. Pilkington, BlackbUrn, l al., cashire, timber-merchant—J. Tvreed, TDa.rby-street, Bo se .. mary-lane, cabinet-inakeiL--W. - 11. PhilliPs.,"Borehain-woo t :, Hertfordshire, horse.dealer—C• flak, Bgham; surrey, Ulf,- keeper. • , - ' • ' , ~ PARTNERS.HIPS • DISSOLVED: ' - - ' S. Patrick and,. T. Lane,- Cidlum-street, Fenehurch,stre e t, dealers in co ff ee—J. Challinger and J. Ilowsley.,,Rother4aw, Yorkshire, corn-tlealer,s--W. arid . J.,lllann, Ball's.Pontl-roa4. • Kingsland, and 'Hackney-road, butchers—C. Horne, .111. I l eit .1 -, man, and J. Redliell, Faversham, coal,dealer3--,:k . .Pna T t-`. Clioiley, and J. Q. Uppleby, Leeds, merchauti4,W,Tankin., - ..: von and J. Lowe.'-.T. Rutland and J. Tayfor , Ziottiptb'ag.4<!, 4,1 1 3 e 1 4 i bobbin and 4rriage-Makers—T. Atkinson and 6,444 r 41-Ix-FF.,: : ., Preiton, -, Lancashire, corn dealers—J. and W' -. 4gr . .., k -,,,•, Wigan, Lancashire, drapers--F. Alarkland and W. : Litt' i. 7,11 .Norwich, beer' brewers—T: and W. Laidler.,;S e t q,,.. North Shields, millwrights—J. Radcli ff e and J. iit4 f t tt -it4.. I Manchester,'twist dealers—T. Gladstone, jun.,- ly.,' , „,,;T i.• ,.,,, TeMpest, and J. Sedge; jun. Regan; Dock , Popla r,, ; itqk,,,, sex; shipwrights-4-T. Davis and ,lt Pavitt Van4l;Yd ''' Nine-Elms, Surrey, atone-potters . „ r , We regret to sta!e s trtat 25 cases o f FAlffelec:, death' oceurred'yestertla* in conskqueoce of drinking cold wat . r , 'and other causes iiroclucetniyithe excessive beat of the __(Neze , York Paper,iiitly 23:1 ' • • • '