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Sept. 14, 1831. MISS PORTER'S LAST ROMANCE. This day was published, in 2 vols. 12mo. a New Edition, ice 168 pr • of THE FIELD of FORTY FOOTSTEPS. A Romance of the Seventeenth Century. By Miss JANE PORTER, Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington- No. 12.179. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1831. PRICE 7D. In One large Volume , Svo . p rice Ids. in cloth, A TREATISE on ALGEBRAIC GEO GRAPHY. By the Rev. DIONYSIUS LARDNER, LL.D. F.R.S. Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University of London. Whittaker, Treacher, anti Co.. Ave Maria-lane. END OF ()LEISR - AVEL.LANE, NON TIIE WAPPING SIDE OF THE RIVER. OT ICE is hereby given, that the Public ;. may view th e Tunnel every day, (Sundays excepted) I. "' Eight in the Morning until Seven in the Evening, ° j nn un Payment o f O ne Shilli ng f or eac h Person. The U • i el It li ghted with Gas, is dry and warm, and the descent is by a safe and easy Staircase. By Order, JAMES BIRKETT, Clerk to the Company. Walbr ook•buildings, Sept. 15, 1831. FoR. RANIADGE will COMMENCE his AUTUM ' L COURSES of LECTURES on the GgIJE RA -IPT- Es and PRACTICE of PY HSIC, and on atL and PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY, ? n arter before Eight in the Morning of MoNrutv, ' th e ti et 8 . Dr. RASIADGE purposes to deliver, during Winter Season, a COURSE of CLINICAL LEC PES on the various DISEASES of the HEART and e e NG , S ; and to Gentlemen enteriag perpetual Pupi l s to u ""e Lectures, he will grant the privilege of attend gpgorstuit?usly th e ' Infirmary for Diseases of the Chest. s apply to Dr. Ramadee, 24, Ely-place. A T a VESTRY MEETING of the In . j habitant s f St. James, Clerkenwell, held in St. arnl 'sa Church, o on the 22d day of September instant, 'A ir. KEY, the Churchwarden in the Chair, , It was unan i mous l y resolved— , That the stron g an d unanimous feeling expressed by Parisli in favour of the momentous question of Parlia nZturY Refor m at the dissolution of the last, and conn d;rUcenient of the present Parliament is unaltered, mind ttriu.,'Z it the only resource to preserve the peace of the ,1141nation.and unite the thi ee Estates of the Constitution. 4ila illat this Vestry have watched with painful anxiety the Tno t UrY progress of the Bill through the House of Com n;s' h iittvithst,mdin g the same has the sanction of his 1 0 I.I!ItY•fl Ministers, and the ardent desire of the people Pl r e 'ts su ccess ; but this Vestry bail with satisfaction and uure the ultimate decision of the Lower House, and wi s t Zeh the House of Lords to pass the same into a law the lea st poss ib le delay cons i sten t w i t h the orders of parliament. w hat a Petition he framed and adopted upon the fore toul! R esolutions, and that Lord Brougharn be requested prtesent ad support the same. fi ts a Committee of five gentlemen be appointed, with • `- i lurchwaidens to wait upon Lord Brougham with q.t‘ Petition, and that Messrs. Wakeling, .Whipple, ~gu r Y, Murphy, and Starling, be such Committee. I th :hat the foregoing, Resolutions be published in three k o tu ing and three Evening Newspapers, viz., the Times, th s tui ng Chronicle, and Morning Advertiser ; The Sun, Tr aveller, and the Courier. Ap it tram resolved unanimously, that the t h an k s o f thi s oeti nv b e _ given to Mr. Key, the Churchwarden, for the lulPartiality and propriety of his conduct in the Chair. GEO. SELBY, Vestry Clerk. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, AND FILLING DECAYED 1/TEETH WITH MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM. 1"S• J. and J. M ALLAN, SIM / GEON-DENTIST, 9, HALF MOON-S 1 REET, CCA O DILLY, gr a t e f u l for the high and EXTENSIVE 4TII NAGE whi c h h a s so eminently distinguished his professional exertions since his arrival in the British Me tgriis, begs l eave to announce to hi s F r i e nds and the ic in general, that he still CONTINUES to RE ""E DECAYED TEETH, with his CELEBRATED tniel;lded ERAL SUCCEDANEUM, so universally recom by the Faculty of London and Paris. The Ope ratl°ll is PERFORMED IN A FEW SECONDS, with out the SLIGHTEST PAIN, HEAT, or Pressure, and tips the must EXCRUCIATING PAIN, and lasting many years; also FASTENS LOOSE TEETH RE THER ARISING from AGE, NEGLECT, DIS EASE in the GUMS. INCORROI)IBLE MI NERAL and NATURAL TEETH, f rom o ne to a COM 4-LETEE s e t, which are INCAPABLE of DISCO t)URATION or CORROSION, and fixed without the See nrobrance of Wires or any other LIGAI URES, an.% 11141,'Wer every PURPOSE of ARTICULATION and A STICATION. Charges ks in Paris All Operations performed on the Teetb. s Ca One of the above firm may be consulted or a .._ort period at No. 42, Bold-street, Liverpool. limmow WEALD COMMON, MIDDLESEX. Q p 4 ll4 _ l '?ld Furniture, Fi x t u res, Books, Posey Chaise , Lton and Harness, Capital Galloway , Fowlin g - ECf e l i. n aYi Farming Implements, Milch Cow, sand TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, On t h e Or Warwick House, Regent - street , ) Premises, Weald Park, on MoNnAY, the 26th of TSeptember, 1831, at Eleven o'clock, HEremainder of the HOUSEHOLD -b eds FURNITURE, comprising four-post and tent i ie d. 7 4841, , with white dimity furnitures, seasoned feather i n 4 and betiding, chests of drawers, sofa, chairs, tables, 4 14 cabinet, chintz, cotton window curtain., eight-day i, ek, ca , p ‘ ital fixtures, consisting of grates, range and smoke minds, the fittings of green-house, &c., books, L ba n and harness, a Galloway, well got meadow hay, t o Z ti g implements, mulch cow, green-house plants, garden I , toad lights, and a variety of effects. c at :, be viewed on Saturday preceding the sale, when E ... I° R‘ies may be had on the premises ; White Hart, .....„ ........_eg 17k711are;entsterxeetrms, Watford ; and of Mr. Robins, GU ILDFORD-STREET, RUSSELL-SQUARE. Residence, with Offices, Coach-house, Stable, and the Capital Household Furniture. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .Son- ., , — „ By Mr. REID, - -Law and Successor to the late Mr. JOHN ROBINS, At r.,.. (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) , dy e Cffee-house, 'Change-alley Twelve , Cornhill, on Hu "l n the 6 t h of October, .831, at o'clock, IN ONE LOT, A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, situate No. 78, on North side of Guildford-street, Russell-square, em ail ndin g a view of Queen-square, with the elega nt new todlllade Household Furnitme of the best manufac o:„- a nd m rn ost fashionable style, and the appropriate fix the whole is in excellent order, and fit for the ,riate reception of a Genteel Family. at t i c , ne nouse contains on the upper floor, four good d. Second Floor, two excellent airy bed chambers, Fl op ,room, water closet, and roomy landing First v,i n " a r, a drawing-room in front, handsomely furnished, vi t Z ( "rva to the floor open to a balcony, communicating too - ~f °l4li . a g - doors to a back drawing-room, co,rrespo.nd dit, Y furnished. Ground Floor, an entrance bal., spacious mien lour, library, gentleman's dressing-room, and eloBs t, convenient offices in the basement, wine 4;ar, area with vaults, open yard, &c. At the back, a . e e wait s t a bl e an d coac h-h ouse f or t wo carr iages, rooms „ a loft over. 0 , 1 1 :: be viewed by tickets only. Particulars may be had Iv - "a premises; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Reid, °' 170, Regent-street, and tickets obtained to view the rreiriises. .o UCESTERSHIRE, IN THE VICINITY OF BRISTOL AND CLIFTON• COTE HOUSE AND ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At o r ,. By Mr. FARGUS, 2 ti o ' - c.auntnercial 'Rooms, Bristol, on THURSDAY, the ;is:a of October, at. One o'clock, unless previously dis posed h e " ' ed . o f by Private Contract, of which due notice will '' ven HAT desirable and commodious MAN aCtrifi'tot .4.4tfect. i S W I O nNO f. USE called COTE HOUSE, situate i 7 miles torn Bristol, and an equal distance from seve ; comprisin g an elegant drawing-room, thirty twenty-seven, and sixteen feet high ; an ex bre k ca ning-room, twenty-eight feet by twenty-one ; fi __!. fast Parlour and library ; seven bad-rooms on the n iii " e t e it i u m', and eight on the attic floor ; with all convenient of attached and detached, and suitable for the resided ofs 7 large family ; amply supplied at a great expense with 'er of both sorts. The o garde ns conta i ns two p i ner i es or grape -h ouso , abo Pea ,, ell- acrd 11 °ose, gree n- house, an foreinphouse, lately --`" on the most approved pr . in d ciples, each houze and 1,7 being supplied with water from a grand reservoir ; b ; 1. 0 kitchen gar d en, w i t h gaz d ener ' s h ouse an d o th er 1 4 41 w i o di° 0; extensive shrubberies, pii.kaaJte grounds, and The a" an ice-house. ttite le Entate conhista of about sixty-three Acres of ex- h aol ° Pasture Land, finely timbered, adjoining LI urd- Th e °w , a ., :$144-711 it has extensive rights of common, free tvuoie property, ex,.qept one acre wad bai l ; "t and the l an d t ax is e r deern. d. tithe Th e Mansion Muss is built in the gothic style, and tga "oand a extensi ve v i ews o f the Welsh Hills, Bristol r oe '"n e ly Leigh Wood, Kingswaston Park, and the stir :divng ~,o zolry. eta, The Pre m i ses t o he viewed by ti c k e t s only, which 807ieloo_ procured at the Office of Messrs. Palmer and Son, obtair4re) Bristol, where any further Particulars may be bed. EToftsi 'ly Meeti k the Ch i t d the Cour" onsider of 4 f, 'Wend of i the 10th v harter red r. l not rti i i c h he P kept in tr, state 01 , t par t of t individslo: larger di t sk what present )f the was to si t s e g lioh was p , depos► r :he. r th e b p ut. profits • wered ,„ec d / had De l :4 :cured tplained of n that n benefit 22 adjoto::% ore the r . ..„4 , made u" r which dij st half 9~ r. Mann' e been _ n s ividend , '"" o / lace had n was then de. eived at tr" to the 1511' 955. handing 0 0„ arr i v als t.' total, ...„„,/ exceed w- to the 26°1 lean PaP.l: state for o f t lien with ion of CO!: Tent PaFti the gene lotionrationalL o e Commit ered as ce ; s torts tu-of DssessiCT his arinPo t August,a rived at full egts Ir of it t .Tos lure), his change l e y shall" qua -A o t° r . n that p.:.4 ;e the cry- is not c 2, luded vi 71 4 .n prevt e d n imPo' le Ace°qt 62 and 131 ONO' t2IP . t)een the Do Exchang e, t h a a l v sn e raajbeifieg DTSOn , k e g filled, b 9 • rnrel the on opinions i O eading will be P n Indite" 00. n e t he ladY - - ' L. Ric- o fha rd $ ervice , [e ladY of 014 Df a° daughter e, Bob, jo ar De vi f; Weer, late 1/11. ' .1‘ AT /11 tion. This day was published, in Svo. price 7s. 6d. THE JOURNAL of the ROYAL GEO GRAPHICAL SOCIETY of LONDON for 1830-1 S 3 1 . John Murray, Albemarle-street. THE EARL OF MUNSTER'S CAMPAIGN, &c. 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