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HE COURT OF DIRECTORS of the ENGLAND COMPANY of MERCHANTS of D TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do nP r'hY give notice, That th e Transfer Woks of the said Company's Stock ' r ill he shut on Tuesday, the 4th of March neat, at three ti ' ' ' .l " ek ' and °pellet' again on Thursday, the 10th of April, following. That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company Will be held at their House, in Leadenhal!_street, on Wed. nead aY, the 19th of March next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. held That a General Court of the said Company will be at th e i r H ouse, in Leadenball.street, on Wednesday, 11.e : 9t h of April next, from nine o'clock in the morning -1 - 411 six i n t h e evening, for the Election of Six Directors °I. the said Company for four years. w. And that the List of the Members of the said Company b e _ read t b delivered at this House, on Monday, the 2411 i rilaYrcho neext. PETER AUBER, S-cretary. , CORPORATION fur PRESERV rI" -NG and IMPROVING the PORT of DUBLIN, th'Llytt Notic e that they will receive PROPOSALS for epau P PLY of NINETY-FIVE TONS of the beet c' III ACETI OIL, f or t h e LIGHT HOUSES on th e . T AST of IREL AND. N D he °il to be delivered at the Ballast office Stores, tth w all of A il s Dublin, 40 Tuns on or b efore the 17th day th e 1 ,, I L L neat, and the remaining 5 5 Tuns on or before Let 17th day of MAY next, in strong well-hooped casks, - tr ee ntaining mote than 55 gallons each. ot o r o e deta sealed and endorsed, " Tenders for the Supply .1 for Light H.in-es on the Coast of Ireland," to be the t t , ;" the Secretary , John Cissart, Esq., on or before th day of Mmes instant. ,„ e ap!e s of the OA to be sent with OA proposals. L tu. o ntract it Y Rill be required for the due performance of the Rall a ~ t 1 13--21''"aes Dublin, M arc i a 7, 1834. Ree em itS HINGTGN IRVING'S NEW WORK. rr tl end Cheaper Edition, in 2 vols. post Svo., 165., 'E ALHAMBRA, Or, SPANISH SKETCH BOOK. Aothn r By GEOFFRY CRAYON, of th e " Sketch Book," " Tales of a Traveller," &c. the „7. h i l l 'e volumes will be read by all who have a taste for 4%1 - . 1" and pathetic, with the greatest interest. The cl i i vr is e, Yet grand scenery of Spain, that land of song and ae ln :JY; the faded glories of the once splendid Alhambra, ie , t ,7° , e the habitation of the mighty potentates of the graceful the bright eyed beauties of the land dancing the withbo lero to the dick of the castanets, are sketched re a d vis : t iditY and freshness that enchant the soul of the whe; e i l a i i n n " ' na l" him fancy that he walks the sacred ground Ib l bli, heu I g , s a ," warriors have so often trod."--. um b Buoks e il " Colburn, 11. Bentley. Sold y all ers. J' WIAIB LEDON, SURREY.—FREEHOLD. HE CAPITAL MANSION, GAR , 11 ' DENS, and GROUN DS of the late SIR W. B. PerfeBll, (th e w h o l e i n excellent repair, and in the most ct order, and well supplied with excellent Water,) with the SMALLER RESIDENCE, late in the occupa tion of I. A. KNIPE, E.q., WILL BE OFFERED FOR-SALE, In Separate Lots, At Garraway's Coffeehouse, on th e to T 2 r Stapl e and I Po , particulars app'sSol to Mr. Sawyer, b F °4 9 and (wiih Cards to view) to M e ssrs. are ro er and ~ LancAster-plare, Strand. ARMY BEDSTEAD WAREHOUSE. and GENERAL IVOUTFITTING ESTABLISHMEN T . ILLATS and Co., by appointment to : the Kin!, (late CLARKE'S). corner of Cathe r'ue-street, Strand, beg to state, that in addition to their they itltensive Stock of PORTABLE BEDSTEADS , uite large Assortment of HOUSE BEDS TE ADS, o 18:citable for Private Families, Chambers, Boa F rotn lture. •A Po rtmanteau., Portable Draws, Cabin urn &c. 1,,L78°1 Manufacturers of the Ascension Water Fil ters , - "lett are considered most perfect in principle.— Sa ddles the East and W. st Indies. AIiN ,ERAL SUccm---)T;--NEum FOR FILLING D v E : "N ED T EETH, without H ea t or Pressure, and CORR ODIB LE ARTIFICIAL TEETH, FIX I ED HO WITHOUT WIRES OR OTHER LIGATURES. rtiONSIEUR MALLAN and SONS, Sur- SIR EE eeon-bentists, No. 32, GREAT RUSSELL , 13LOOAIS BURY,g rateful for the high and t7t!risive patronage which has so eminently distinguished P- Professional exertions since their arrival in the British u e l riCPa.ll2' re*Pectfully announce to their Friends and the la general that they still continue to restore DE .A ED TEETH, with their celebrated MINERAL I.3.IICCEDANEUM, universally recommended by the Faculty of London and Paris. The operation of Filling tTroth is performed in a few seconds, without the slightest ail; heat, or p ressure. The also FASTEN LOOSE WHOLE i n a manner singularly efficacious, and SUPPLY ~"ULE or PARTIAL SETS of TEETH formed of the Lt." IN CORRODIBLE MINERAL, or of N atural Es S r p u n t Qatlng.ves, w Rithout WIRE or other LIGATU -- a " to answer every purpose for Articulating and'Alasti tati Faculty are respectfully invited to witness the suc -"%ful result of the Mineral Suceedaneum. • N •lt. One of the above firm may be consolttd at B uld-street, Liverpool ; and 22, Falkner-street, Man. Charges as in Paris. W• HEREAS, by a Decree of the High Court . of Chancery, made in a came wherein GEORGE CLAPHAM is Plaintiff, and WILLIAM POLLARD and others are Defendants, it is ref rred to Nillidm Brougham, Esq , one of the M 'stern of the -aid Court, to inquire whether certait. INDENTURES of LEASE and RELEASE, dati-d respectively the 25th and i !G h day. of Novemt er, 1799, the release tieing made itiw'lrl THOMAS LIVESEY, the Younger, of Little 1 , 2! ) , (1h "ll , , in the township of Leed., in the county of wi7o inert-ham, of the first pint, the several persona th - e Ose , n ,_nles are 'hereunto subscribed and set (creditors of countßlanti Lila "' Ma' , LIVI-Svy, the younger) of the s i c ind part, of CLAYTON, of Woodhouse, n the said E Y ork, ukrch a n t . an d WILLIAM WOMERS thj' ° f \ r edd en, i n the said county, Woo stapler, of :l .e th: Part, are now in existence ; and ulsr to inquire whe or to 'n'y per.on is now enti 1:(1 to any estate of interest in, v i rtu kov charge or incumbram-e upon, the prem.s..e by POllifl'ouch indentures. A REWARD of TWENTY ind enture , will he paid to any person producing ti e said esto nd all persons claiming to be entitled to any the e . or interest in, or any charge or incumbrance upon, 0 hereditaments comprised in the said indentures, are, 1:414r before the Bth day of April, 1834, to come in and 4 th such claim before the said 51 tster, at his Cham era S outhampton. buiklings, Chancery-lan e , L on d on; or , tq e , • eratut thereof, th ey will perempt or il y excluded the uttlefit of the sa id decree. THOMAS JAMES DENT, Plaintiff's Solicitor, 11, John-B trect, America-square. .linmore Castle, near Bridgewater, Som-rsetshire. R. FREDERICK BRAITHWAITE Ili is directed to SELL by AUCTION doralyte: eolPtrhee 'l'', on MONDAY, March 31, and , EFFECTS of this magni :zetllent FURNITURE and be ep , the colours . . Lz(r., tittle, comprising a rare EF and inestimable COt TAPESTRY *IN of splendid treeaingly vivid and brilliant, and ifnromfintehepGreßseErvcalttAunisi rePretellln ß *ob . ts chiefly selected • . HISToRy i but o n , : A if not supe ancleeMYTHOLOGY, with some of later, i n , -- 'Werior, interest, ii a c a rs:dereu equal, '-, to s ti • , lin sizes adapted feet; costly State to modern b)3l.l_,ldin, j ie ul he E ig n h g t a n n o ( t - exceeding nine .. k o f the vu and Furniture of the room en sui t e ; "nicineo, ele littoorY; extensive wardrobe of fine damask Rant porcelain and china service,., richl a y cut 4tii:Ziel woifa and i n t neat pladted nearly new billiard small glass,ee cellar of tableser , by Thurston ;us vellTea a s i o i red down and to fobsized W't . blankets, ked _e, chin c . 1 ney h other handsome library and , 0 , . r' ehz .urnitures, an foguoro-speofsetatbedsteads magnificent ebony • 'ors covered with tambour work, a . pier, Callinet di „ rife, and library tables ; chimney, and dressingn g tem ; handsome Brusselscarpets, ilnrugany and other bookcase., eight-thy and and other e t: c tu —' ' bracket tel"eopes, tede lamps, and kitchen requisites, viresa..,,aendtturnerous effects. only, at two shillings each (t,,ore tetved, by catalogues to the 44.10 e Isetnrued to be had, front purchasers),.f h our m te a en days previous and after the.Tutnitd!Y t‘celreil)' wile y . or y k House, Bath ; Plough H ow, chuz olMarcl;.;aath tTavern, is ; Royal Clarenceat I T .n ur on Old Loudnn 1-1 " el and Crown Inn, Bridgewater ; Castles w li7 l , g t °n ; Three Tun, lan, Lion Inn, Wiveliscombe , Exeter; White Hart, . at Minehead • , , Tiverton ; Matt, London ; and of lily.' a. Edmore Castle; at the Russell prederick Braithwaite, 103, Great Street, 131 00 , t, Msbury. Russell toe ANL L'„IEbERICK BRAITHWAITE begs to inform , 6 '''tV and Public that he has receiv e d instructions .0 remove the valuable and extensive COLLECTION t PAINTINGS and BOOKS to London for th e p urpose o f sale . of Whi c h due not O ice O will shortly be given. (No. 2,954.) TRADES' UNIONS. This day was pohlishPd, CHARACTER, OBJECTS, and EF FECTS of TRADES' UNIONS; with SOME REMARKS on th. LAW CONCERNING THEM. Also, lately published. Ist. On the COMBINATION of TRADES. 2e. 21. LEGISLATIVE REPORTS en the POOR LAWS. from 1817 to 1883, relative to REMEDIAL MEASURES PROPOSED. is. 6d. James Ridgway and Sons. Piccadilly; and all Booksellers. In 3 vol e ., post Syn. ADVENTURESof a YOUNGER SON. By EDWARD TRELAWNEY, Lord Byron's most intimate friend, who, a few years ago, took so active a part in the Greek cause, and married the daughter of the Chieftain Ulysses. " The book which this celebrated person has now pub lished, is supposed to record the early events of his life, clothed, though not much disguised, in the garb of fic tion."—Globe. Published for H. Colburn, by R. Bentley. Sold by all Book;eders. In 2 vols. past Bvo., 18s., MR. LEIGH HUNT' INDICATOR, And tl e COMPANION; A MISCELLANY br the FIELDS and the FIRE-SIDE. " Two admirable volumes, worthy of a place in the library next to the Spectator' and the ' Tatler.'--Atlas. " A most agreeable miscellany which, from its fancy, whim. liveliness, and humour, will remind the reader of the best esslys of Steele and Batmen Thornton."—Times. , Published for H. Colburo, by R. Bentley. Sold by ali Booksellers. Handsomely printed in l thick volume Svo., price lbs., 1 R. CARNE'S LETTERS FROM —• SWITZERLAND AND ITALY. 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Re ii.ue of VALPY'S LIBRARY of ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS of the most valuable Greek and Latin Classics; with Bio graphical Sketclie., Portrair,, Map, Notes, &c. No. ill., Containing • THE ANABASIS OF XENOPHON. The Series may be had ci.mplete in 52 vula. , 4a. 6d. each, and includes only those Author* which may be read by both sexy-. Any Author may be had separately. " If you desiie your son, though no great scholar, to lead and reflect, it is your duty to place into his hands the heat Translations of the beet Classical Authors."—Dr. Parr. Printed and published by A. J. Volpy, Red Lion.court, Fleet -street; and sold by all Booksellers. Orders should be given by the 25th of the month, to insure delivery on publication. NORFOLK. Valuable Decoy, with a Cottage and 103 Acres of Land, Si'uate at Worinegay, and producing 601. a-year. MR. W. W. SIMPSON will SELL by AUCTION, at the Mari London, on TUESDAY, 224 April, 1834, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot. A Valuable DECOY, in full practice, with a COT TAGE, and 103 Acres of Lind adjoining, desirably situate in the parish of Worrnegay, between Lynn and Swaffham, in the county of Norfolk. Let t) a highly respectable tenant at th e low rent of 60/. per annnm. Particulars may be obtained of Messrs. Jarvis, Solici tors, Lynn; of Mr. 1.31 e, Solicitor, 10, Great Janies street, Bedford-row ;at the Mart anal of Mr. W. W. Simpson, llucklersbury, Loudon. SUFFOLK, Exceedingly Valuable Freehold E s t ates at W a l ton an d of . Felixtuw, I 008iSting Five Hu n d re d A cres o f t h e b est Llnd in the county, with and Buildings. suitable Farmi ng R es id ences MR. W. W SIMPSON has received di tendons from the Trust, e under h Quilter, E.q., deceased, to submit to PUBLlCtewill.of S. S. TITION, at the Mart , London, in the montliCTlPE nest, one of the most Valuable and Compact LANDED o JUNE ESTATES in the county of Suffolk, comprising ab ou t 500 Acres of remark.bly rich and fertile arable and grasing land in a very high state of cultivation, with good residences and agricultural buildings connected there with, in the most substantial state of repair, the whole having till within a short period been in the hands of the respected proprietcr. This Valuable Freehold Property is eligibly situated in the parishes of Walton and Felixtow, on the coast of Suf folk, within a few miles of Ips.wich, and at moderate dis tances from other excellent market towns. The superior quality of the land on this estate is best evinced by the fact that 176 acres of it are let to a highly respectable tenant at a rent of 3651. per annum; the resi due is in hand. Further particulars will be announced in future adver tisements. Backlersbury, March 15, 1834. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENENG, MARCH 18, 1834. COLCHESTER. Freehold Farm and Garden Ground, Adjoining the Town. Comprising 156 Acrrs of convertible Arable Land, prin cipally Titl,e-ftee, and lying within a Ring Fence. MR. W. W. SIMPSON will SELL by AUCTION, at the Black Boy Inn, Chelmsford, on FRIDAY, the 25th of Aptil next, at nur o'clock in tir afternoon, in Two Lots— . . ST. JOHN'S FARM, a capital Freehold Estate, con sisting of an excellent residence, suitable for the occupa tion of a respectable family, well-arranged agricultural buildings, and 141 Acres of convertible and highly-culti vated Arable Land, divided into enclosures of a convenient size, and lying within a ring fence, in the occupation of Mr. S. Cook, at a rent of 3251 p-r annum. Also the ABBEY GARDENS, adjoining St. John's Green ; containing 143 acres of highly valuable and pro ductive Land, on which are a cottage and outbuildings, and the picturesque ruin of St. John's Abbey Gate, in the occupation of Mr. Austen. The above Property is situated immediately contiguous to the respectable market-town of Colchester, and from its locality will always command a superior rent, and with the exception of one field the entire estate is tithe-free. The Property may be viewed and particulars may be obtained ofJ. J. Dandy, E-q.. solicitor, Reading, Berks; of Messrs. Mason, Son, and Keeling, solicitors, Colches ter ; at the place of sale ; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, Buekler,bury, London. MUNDON, NEAR 51ALDON, ESSEX. Freehold Estates and Tithes, Let on Lease to a respectable T, , nan., at a Rent of 360/. a Year. - R. W. W. SIMPSON will SELL by AUCTION, at the Black Boy Inn, Chelmsford, on FRIDAY, the 25th of April, 1834, at Four o'clock in the afternoon, in Three Lots, the following valuable pro perty Lot 1. PARSONAGE FARM, and other Lands adja cent, containing about Eighty Acres of productive Arabl e and rich Pasture Land, with a good farm-house, two newly-built cottages and suitable agricultural buildings, let on lease to Mr. Edward Payne, at an ap portioned rent of 1181. 10s. per. annum. This valuable property is Freehold, free of great tithes, and exonerated from land-tax. Lot 2. ROGER'S FARM, a Freehold Estate, con tiguous to Lot 1 ; consisting of a convenient farm house and buildings, together with nearly 31 Acres of fertile Arable and rich Pasture Land, lying very compact and divided into seven enclosures; also let on lease to Mr. Edward Payne, at an appottioned rent of 621. 108. a-year. Lot 3. The RECTORIAL TITHES, arising from about 900 acres of rich and fertile Lend, in the parish of Mun don, also let on lease to Mr. Edward Payne, at an ap. portioned rent of 1941. a.year. The above valuable property is eligibly situated in the parish of Mundon, within three miles of the excellent warket.town of Maldon, and only 38 from London. The property may he viewed by permission of the tenant, and particulars may be bad at the King's Head Inn, Maldon; place of Sale; George Ware, Esq., 33, Blackman.street, Southwark; of Mr. W. W. Simpson, Bucklerabury. Gentleman's Cabriolet, with Horse and !farness complete, a Gig Horse and Harness, Four useful Machiners, a Set of Double-Harness, and Three Sets of Cart-harness. W.K. W. SIMPSON will SELL the I Vii 4bove by AUCTION, (by order of the Assignees if M. G. A. Brown, of El , .ckhead.) on the premises of , he Distillery, Bridge-house-place, Newington-causeway, Tituaspavi, March 20, at Three in the Afternoon precisely, without reserve. May be inspected the morning of Sale ; and Catalogues had of Mr. W. W. Simpson, No. 18, Bucklersbury DOCKHEAD. The Extensive Flour Mills, Bakery, Residence, and Pre mises of Mr. Brown ; held on Lease, at a Moderate Rent, together with the Steam-engine Machinery, Ovens, and Effects, forming a very compact and va- luable Concern far the Manufacture of Bread on an Improved Plan. MR W. W. SIMPSON is directed by K. the Assignees of Mr. G. A. Brown, to SELL BY AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on ThEsnav, April 22, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, The LEASE of those extensive and desirable PRE. MISES, lately in the occupation of Mr. Brown, Miller and Baker, a Bankrupt ; comprising a strongly timbered granary of seven floors, abutting on the River Thames ; a commodious family residence; a newly-erected bakery, well lighted with gas, with lofts over ; carpenters and blacksmiths' shops : stabling, sheds, spacious yard and premises, lying very compact, and most advantageously situated; together with the valuable machinery, compris ing a steam-engine of 16-horse power, working five pair of capital French stones, and five dressinz machine, with the requisite apparatus forgrinding corn, and making flour upon an improved principle ; the whole in the most complete and perfect state of repair. Also an apparatus for baking by steam ; six large brick ovens, and every necessary im plenu-nt and utensils in trade for the manufacture of bread upon a large scale, including spring vans, cams, &c There are seven depots connected with the concern, situate in popular neighbourhoods, from whence the bread is retailed at prices which afford a handsome profit. For fu , ther particulars, and cards to view, apply to Messrs. Crowder and Maynard', Solicitors, Mansion-house place ; George Gihson k Esq., Official Assignee, No. 72, Basinghall-street ; or to Mr. W. W. Simpson, Buck lersb ury. NEWINGTON CAUSEWAY. Distillery Plant and Utensils, Stock in Trade, and Miscellaneous Effects. MR. W. W. SIMPSON will SELL 6y AUCTION, on the Premise., Bridge-house-place, Newington-causeway, on THURSDAY, MARCH 20, at Eleven o'clock, in lots, without reserve, the excellent PLANT and UTENSILS, erected within five years ; comprising a copper add, gauge 1,150 gallons, and a pa• tent ditto (Saint 'Mirc's), gauge 450 gallons, with the brick setting and furnaces of ditto, two capital worm tubs, and two copper worms therein, a small cordial still, gauge 48 gallons, with tub and pewter worm, two tinks, linsd with copper, gauging about 700 gallons each, Iwo excellent brass (ard lift and force pumps, a spirits of wine copper, the copper pipes and cocks throughout the still-house, a fir liquor back of large dimen‘ions, a houge spirit vat, gauge about 1 800 gallons, and four others, gauging 400 gallons each, about 20 large iron bound racking pipes, and a quantity of puncheons, hogs heads, and smaller casks, powerful scale beam, ropes and planks, copper cr•ines, cans, measures, and funnels, count ing-house fixtures, and miscellaneous effects. The stool: consists of about 200 gallons of cordials, in Nuyau, Cloves, Anniseed, Peppermint, Bitters, Carraway, &e., nearly 100 gallons of tine Rum and Shrub, 200 gallons of Brandy, Gin, and Hollands, a few cwt. of juniper berries and carraway seeds, about 60 b of fine lemon peel, and sundry other useful articles, which will be descried in Catalogues, to be had on the Pi emises ; of Messrs. Haodan and Gatty, So icitor,, Angel -court, Throgmorton street; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, No. 18, Bucklersbury• MALDON. The WICK FARM, consisting of a good Residence and Buildings, and 250 Acres of Productive (taee 'her with the Great Tithes of U,13 Acres. part thereof,) _ _ and a Freehold Mansion, in the Town of Mahlon. R. W. W. SIMPSON will SELL by AUCTION, without Reserve, at the Black Boy Inn, Chelmsford, on FRIDAY, the 25th of April, 1834, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Two Lots, by 0-der of the Trustees of Mr. John Strutt Hance, the following Property : Lot 1. MALDON WICK, a Valuable Freehold Estate, comprising an excellent Family Residence, G ado', Orchard, Avricultural Buildings, and 250 Acres of highly productive Arable and Pasture Land, lying within a ring fence, and &hinted immediately contiguous to the port an , - market town of Mahlon, within nine miles of the county town, anti only 38 from London, to whence the produce of the faun may be conveyed either by land or water, at a trifling expense. The Great Tithes of 138 Acres of the Land will be included in the purchase. Lot 2. A Commodious FREEHOLD MANSION and Offices, adapted for the residence of a numerous and re spectable family, pleasantly situated at the London entrance to the town of Maldon. There is a good Garden and Paddock attached to the Mansion, and early pmsession may be had. The Property may be viewed, and Particulars obtained of Mr. W. L. Hance, Solicitor, Maldon ; Place of Sale; Mr. Henry Parker, Solicitor, Raymond's Buildings, Gray'. Inn ; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, Bucklerabury. IRELAND, PROVINCE OF ULSTER, COUNTY OF DOWN. The Downpatrick Estite, including the Minor, Town, and valuable lands adjoining, known as the Demesne of Downpatrick, with various other Town Lands, the whole containing 6,270 statute acres ; also, Chief and Fee Farm Rents, charged upon extensive tracts of land in the same county, the whole producing a rrntal of about 7,500/. a year, exclusive of valuable Reversionary In .. tertst4,..which accrue on the renewal of Leases, as the lives tall in. MIL W. W. SIMPSON has received directions from the Co-heiis of the late Lord de Clifford, and their Trustees, to SELL BY AUCTION, at the Commercial-building., Dohi n. on TIIESDAY, 24th June neat, in ten Lots, the DOWNPATRICK, or DE CLIFFORD ESTATE, an extra-ive freehold propeit%, comprehending—the Town Lands of Ballygalty, Tetmi- Annach y, Catsavanny, Killyneeny, Slevemule, Ballinthoe, Erivagh, Ballynor, 111..ralialtown, and Ligea entiody, containing 3,300 aces of productive limit, prin cipally let on leases for lives, at low rents, amountiog together to upwards of 2.3501. a year, with the valuable Reversionary Interests which will accrue from time to time, as the old leases expire; also, the Town of Down patrick, nearly the whole of which is let on leases fur lives, renewable for ever (on payment of a fine on the fall of each life), at rents amounting to 5631. per an num ; together with the vain tble Lands adjoining, called theDetnesne of Down, comprehending 1,471 acres °feu perior laud generally occupied by tenants at will, and producing 2,1911. perannum; together, also, with the Inch Marshes, and the Town Lands of Biliymote, Quiver-Cormick, Killyvus, Saul, Quoile, Lisbane, anti Shruil, lying im mediately contiguous to the Demesne, and containing 1,498 acres, for the most part let on leases determin .10e, at rents amounting to 1,1721. a year; and also the Minorial Fees, &c., besides a great accession of rental, which will accrue by the falling in of the very advanced lives on which a great number of the present leases depend; added to which, the Demesne and adjoining Town Lands being principally let as accommodation lend, confer on the proprietor an interest which could not fail to secure the representation in Parliament for the Borough of Down patrick; olso the Town Lands of Listowder and Billy. dian, comprising 1.006 acres, let on leases determinable, at rents which amount in the aggregate to 8211. per annum, subject to a Chief Rent of 4/. 12s. 4d., and to Endowment of the Hospital and . Illue Coat School, with the valuable Reversions expectant in a few years, many of the leases being on very advanced lives, and C/lef and Fee Rents amounting to 4391. 11s. per annum, charged upon nearly 15,000 acres of land in the neighbourhood of Downpatrick, with the Fines arising on the renewal of .he leases on lives. There is a clause in most of the leases, restraining the tenants from assigning or subletting; and the best proof of the respectable character of the tenantry, and the permanency of the present rental, which exceeds 7,5001. a year, is, that the arrear of rent of this exten sive property, for the last thirty years, has rarely cx• ceeded 1401. Mr. Simpson can confidently state, from his relent survey of this Estate, that, for condition as to repair and cultivation generally, respectability of tenantry, and pre sent and prospective permanency in rental (the result of the excellent management which h as p reva il e d u p t o the present time on th e estate), it may in England of eq ua l magnitude. vie with any property Particulars nay shortly be had of Thomas Wing, Esq. solicitor, South-square, ,Gray ' s Inn ; Thomas Crozier, E-q., solicitor, Dominick -street, Dublin; Alexander Miller, Downpatrick; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, Buck ler:bury, London. HERTS. Valuable Estate, at Widfotd, nesr Ware, consisting of two Dwelling Houses, numerous Agricultural Buildings, and nearly 70 Acres of Land, the whole exonerated from Lind Tlx. TIV I I it. W. W. SIIVI PSON will SELL by 1 - 71 . AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on TUESDAY, 22d of April next, at 12 o'clock, in one lot, a valuable and lesitable ESTATE, pleasantly situated in the village of Widford, a picturesque and fine sporting part of the county of Hertford, within a short distance of the excellent market-town of Ware. It comprises two small Dwelling Houses, with Gardens, Yards, and Agricultural Build ings of a suitable description attached to each, and nu merous enclosures of fertile land (principally arable), con tainin); in the whole 69A. 25.. 17p., of which 51A. I It. 14. 2 -Pe freehold, and the remainder copyhold. _ _ _ The entire property is exonerated 11;m the Land Tax, and is let under an agreement for a lease for meven years, from Michaelmas, 1832, at a low rent of 80/. a year. The peculiar local situation of this Estate renders it unusually desirable for investment, and in the event of an enclosure of the Parish, it would he greatly increased in value. May be viewed by permission of the Tenant, and parti culars may be obtained of Me-srs. Wade, Solicitors, Dun- Mow, Essex ; Mr. George D. Wade, .Solicitors, Baldock, Herts ; Messrs. Hawkins, Boum, and Stocker, New Boswell court, Carey-street, London ; the principal Inns at Ware and Hoddesdon ; the Swan, Widford ; Red Lion, Great Hadham; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, Buckle's gury, London. NEWINGTON CAUSEWAY. Commanding Business Premises, including a convenient Family Residence, held * under the City, at a ground rent of only 201. a-year. MR. W. W. SIMPSON will SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, Bridge.house place, Newington causeway, on THURSDAY, March 20, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, those valuable and exten sive PREMISES, now used as a Distillery, but adapted to any other trade or business requiring - great space and a good situation, situate in Bridge-house-place, near the turnpike, Newington-causeway, in the county of Surrey ; they comprise a commodious and cheerful residence, suit able for the occupation of a family of respectability, a spacious still-house, counting-houses, British and Foreign spirit stores, stabling, sheds, and a large piece of vacant ground, applicable to a variety of useful purposes ; the whole enclosed front the street by a pair of strong gates, and forming most compact and valuable premises for any extensive manufacturing concern ; held on lease from the corporation of London, for an unexpired term of 48 years, at the low ground-rent of 201. a-year. The property may be viewed by cards, and particulars obtained on the premises ; of Messrs. Haddan and Garty, solicitors, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street ; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, No. IS, Bucktersbury. WANDSWORTH. Delightful Freehold Residence surrounded by gardens and pleasure grounds, together with upwards of twenty acres of rich meadow !and. MR. W. W. SIMPSON has received directions from the assignees of Messrs Duckett, Morland, and Ronan!. to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1834, at twelve o'clock, in one lot, WANDLE HOU -E, a substantially brick built residence, pleasantly situated in front of the high road leading from Wandsworth to 'footing, and pos. sessing adequate accommoda.ion !or a respectable family with donitstic offices of the most convenient description, coach-house, three stalled stable, and various use ut out buildings, extensive lawn, pleasure pounds, and well stocked kitchen and fruit gardens, nearly surrounded by gray.l wals, shaded with lofty trees and a small pightte, comprising altogether a'.out seven acres, also four encl.. sures of rich misad.,w laud itnmedi itely contiguous, con taining fourteen acres or thereabouts. The entire pro perty is freehold and let on lease which „ill expire in 1841, at a rent of only SO/ per annum, but which root will be doubled on the expiration of the present lease. The property can only he viewed by permission of Daniel Bell, Esq., the tenant. Particulars may he had in due time of Messrs. \Val ford and Solis, S tlicitors, 10, Southampton-stteet, Strand ; Thomas Bigot, Esq., Solicitor, 50, Lincoln's Inn-fields ; at the Mart, and of ;fir. W. W. Simpson, Buckler -bury: BEELEIGH MILL, MALDON, K. W. \V. SIMPSON has received direc tion, to SELL BY AUCTION, at the Black Boy I n n, Cheltnsford, on FRIDAY, the 25:h of Apr it nev, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot, without R e serve, by Older of the Ttustees of the late John Dunkin, Esq. A capital FREEHOLD MILL, eligibly situate on the Chelmer Navigation, contiguous to the ex,ellent marker and sea port town of Maldon, in the county of Essex. The Mill has a 13 feet fall, winks ten pairs of stones, and is ntted up with appropriate going gear, dressing meld., and an excellent machine for smutting and cleaving wheat, and it is suggested that a portion of the power might be employ e d as an oil mill, th ere b e i ng no 'if adva n t ageously theltter description within m a ny mil es o f B ee ! e i g h t notwithstandin g t h at t h e art i c l e i s i n great d eman d i n t h e bourho o d. T here i s amp l e stowage f ur b ot h w h eat and teal, awl adjoining th e MAI i s a dying kilo, with a hao ry attach d. Connected with the above, are two moderate•sized family Residences, with gardens, chaise house, ste,ling and cart lodge; also, a! , out 5i Acres of rich Meadow Land, and two convenient cottages for The advantageous position of this property as regards markets, and the excellent quality of the whet groNn in the neighbourhood, added to the small expense attending the conveyance of flour to London (the frei L ;ht being only 9d. per sack) give this mill a superiority possessed by few others in the kingdom. In the event of an importation of foreign wheat, the premises are very favourably situate, as the navigation upon which the mill stands off 'ids the means of import ing wheat direct from the Continent : and wheat in ty also he brought from London at the trifling expense of Is. per quarter. Particulars are in preparation, and may shortly tlO bad of Messrs. Francis and Son, Solicitors, Monument Yard ; at the King's Head Inn, Maldon ; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr, W. W. Simpson, Bucklersbury, London. ( PRICE PIMLICO, Valuable long Leasehold &tate, producing 200/. a year, subj. ct to a ground rent “f nnly 10/. p-rannum. R. W. W. SIMPSON? will SELL by AUCTION at the Mart, London, an TUESDAY, 221 of April next, at twelve o'clock, in Three LOCI+, by order of e Mortgagee, the following valuable property. Lot 1. A newly erected HOUSE and SHOP, pleasantly situate, No. 27, Stockbridge-terrace, Pimlico, and a tare ment in the rear, fronting Allington-street, let to good tenants at rents amounting to 671. per annum ; held on lease for h bout 86 years. Ground rent 5/. Lot 2. An excellent PRIVATE HOUSE adjoining. being No. 26, Stockhridgp.terrace, containing ten r.oms. of the estimated value of 4 , 5/. a year, and held fir the same term as lot 1. Ground rent Si. Lot 3. Three neat DWELLING HOUSES, each con taining eight rooms, being No. 10. 11. and 12, Allington street, let to good old tenants at rents amounting to M. year, held far the same term as lots I and 2, free of ground rent. Particulars may be obtained in due time of Samuel Quitter, El., Solicitor, 36, Southampton-buildings, at the Mart, end of Mr. W. W. Squrtgon, Buckler.bnly. WORCESTERSHIRE. Valuable Freehold Estates and Manors, advantsgeously situate, within three miles of the flourishing town of 13:rminghim. A/R. W. W. SIMPSON has received di rections to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, London, in the month of April next, in lots, the MANORS of NORTHFIELD and WEOLEY, extending over 5,000 acres of land, and producing in quit rents, fines, ant; heriots, about 731. per annum ; together with valuable freehold and tithe-frte estates connected therewith, con taining together nearly 540 acres of super.or land, coin prehending the Ledge Farm, the Newhouse Farm, and th Snendley Court Farm, the whole lying within a ring fence, and delightfully situate in the parish of Northfield, within three miles of the great manufacturing town of Birming ham. The proximity of the property to this densely populated town will always insure good tenants at remu nerating rents. This exceedingly valuable estate has di, additional advantage of abutting upon the great Worcester and Bristol turnpike road, and water carriage is close at hand. The entire estate is freehold and tithe free, and for the most part occupied by excellent tenants. Further particulars will appear in future advertisements. _ . Printrd particulars and plans are in preparation, and may shortly be ha•l of Mr. Rutter, solicitor, 4, Ely-place. Holborn ; of Mrssrs. Hall, Thompson, and Sewell, soli citors, Salters'-hall ; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, 18, Buckle' sbury. THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.) HAY MA RKE rs.--, At per Load of 36 Trusses.) CU , ollElti, AND. Supply moderately good, trade dull, and prices as last quoted. ~Darbe be,' y i.uwiatia Meadow Hay 43 IV to 43 15 New leadow Hay 0 0 0 V Oseful Old iitto Fine Upland Meadow and itye-grass Hay 4 6 4 10 Clover Hay 4 5 5 0 Oat Straw £1 Bto .C,l 101 Wheat Straw... 112 114 , MITH1•1 ram A moderate supply, and ayery dull trade ; prices as last quoted. C~atac.ivavy L.wiati.o Meadow Hay 5 Gu £3 W ..ew Meadow :say 0 0 0 0 Ustful Old Ditto 3 Id 3 lb Fine Upland Meadow and nye-grass Hay 4 0 4 4 :lover HA) , (extra fige)....£s o... Generally o.t Straw ... £1 10 to .£ 1 14 1 Wheat , traw 1 14 1 16 HUNGERFORD. A limited supply, and a sluggish trade. Coarse Meadow Hay £3 10 to £3 15 New Meadow Hay Useful Old Ditto Fine Upland Meadow and Rye grass Hay 4 4 4 S Clover Hay 1 0 4 15 Oat Straw £1 Bto XI It) I Wheat Straw.... I F 2 1 16 COLONIAL MARKETS-(THIS DAY.) The Markets for Colonial produce are steady. The supply of Sugars continue limited. The sales of British Plantation in the week ending this morning are about 2,200 !Aids. In foreign and East India Sugars there is 1 ttle change. In Mauritius middling qualities must be quoted cheaper; but other descriptions have been fairly supported : bright Middling to fine Yellow sold from 545. 6d. to 595. 6d. ; low to bright good middling greyish Yellow 525. to 565. 6d. ; very low Foxy to fine Brown, 44s 6d. to 525. In foreign descriptions there have been no sales brought forward, and, by private contract, transac ions have been confined to about 1,400 bags. Manila of middling quality (for cash) at 235. REFINLD SUGAR —The Market remains without any ani mation at 31s. 6.i., and sales have been made at rather lower prices. Fine Crashed may be had. COFFEE.--The Coif. e Market remains about the same, the demand being still brisk. Coloury middling Jamaica 925. 6d. to 945. 6d. ; b.w middling to middling 88s. to 905.; and good to low fineordinary 775. to 82s. 6d. ; fineordinaryandmiduling Dominica 84s. 6d to 87s. ; fine ordinary were pale. Trinidad 80s. to 81s. ; and fine fine ordinary and middling Berbice 83s. Gd. to 86s. No material alteration has taken place in the East India market. Mocha went off with spirit at full prices ; the whole was taken partly by the trade and partly for export, from 635. to 68s. for dull good ordinary brown to bright green. ish ; and 725. to 795. for dull pale broken to good yellow. The other sales have offered 3,281 bass Ceylon, and 611 bags Su matra—of the Ceylons only about 800 bags were sold at 565. for good ordinary quality, which must be considered Is. lower. The Surcatras brought very steady prices ; very ordinary to low good quality 445. to 475. ; about iOO bags of this latter description has been sold privately from 475. to 50s. for good and good ordinary bright quality ; and 300 bags of low good ordi nary Batavia (for cash), at 535. Gd. In Foreign Coffees but little business has been done. No material alteration has taken place in the East. The TE► sale is proceeding heavily. In all about 15,000 chests have been refused. The green Teas are on sale this morning, and are going 3d. to 4d. per lb. lower. FURS.—The sales of Furs, which have been extensive, ha e gone lower, the demand being slack, owing to the consumption having decreased, the winter having been so mild. In SPICES and SALTPETRE there is no change to-day. COTTON remains steady. TALLOW.—The delivery last week was 1,167 casks, and the price is 445. Per cwt. The stock is now 17,046 casks. PRICES 0Y HOPS—March 17 New Kent Pockets (per cwt.) 51 . ss. 51. WA. to 6!. Choice East Kent. Choice ...... 6e 103. 71. Os to 8. 64. 10s. 4V: 0.. to 71. 78. 01. Os. 71. 10s. to 81 8, The Soucmoa.Gasaaskstated that when his lordship re. fltied to issue an injunction in this case, he gave the plaintiff permission at some future period to suggest such means as might be best calculated to try the question at law between the parties, and that the case was now in the paper for the purpose of milting those suggestions to the court. The plain. tiff had drawn out a set of issues, which he hal ed the Court would approve of, following very much the same sha r e and terms of the issues directed in Blakemore v. Glamorganshire Canal Company, and which they trusted the Court would he pleased to adopt as issues that ought to be tried here, and di. rent it to be submitted to a jury accordingly. The Loan CHANCEI.LOR observed, that at the time he gave the permission to make such suggestions he was very much in clined against directing any trial at law at all; he was much more desirous that the parties should go to Parliament for an additional act, and after all the consideration he had been able to give the case, he was clearly of opinion that no course could be so expedient as a parliamentary proceeding. He would, how. ever, look at the issue now suggested, and let the parties know what he thought of them. GIVING JUDGMENT. The LORD CHANCELLOR stated that it frequently happened that the course he had adopted of giving judgments at the rising of the Court occasioned many gentlemen who were in terested to attend the hearing of judgment, to be detained towards the close of the day, for a longer period from their parliamentary and other duties than they would be if his judgments were given at an earlier part of the day, it had occurred to him, therefore, that the general inconvenience would be considerably lessened if he were to make a rule of de livering his judgments at some particular hour in the middle of the day; and be was willing to do that, if it met with the ap proval of the bar. Sir WILLIAM HORNE thought it would be infinitely the better plan. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL did not consider that the inconve nience in that way would be much lessened, because gentlemen engaged in the cases that were stopped from being heard while the judgments were being given, would have to remain In court until the judgments were over., The LORD CHANCELLOR was of opinion that the inconve. nience of that would not be any thing like so great as that re. suiting from the course he had heretofore pursued ; but he would consider it a little further before he made any alteration. VICE-CHANCERY COURT.-(THIS DAY.) SleWg•Fsey. Pockets 51. (CS. 61: Os to 12s. Superfine Ditto 51. 151. 01. Os. to 61. 63 Far- ham 11. 1 Is. 01. Os to 121. 123. Ditto (seconds) -. ..103 04 o' OA to 111. N. C4A.I. MARK Per Tots G , d. kdair's 15 Benshain Main ---- 1 Dean's Primrose 15 5 East 13 9 Hebburn Main ----. 14 9 I - 141y well 15 6 Ord's Itedhtigh 14 0 Pluton 14 6 Pitt's South Moor 13 0 Pontop Windsor 15 0 ai1114:144.-- 16 6 14 6 West Hartley Wylam 1.••••• l6 9 WE. 13.41, Robson, & Co. 14 9 Walls End Bewicke & Co. 16 3 Walls End Brown's..-- 14 W.E. Clarke and 13 9 Walls End 16 3 Walls End 16 3 Walls End Hi1da,...,.....,. 14 6 El.—March 17. s. d pyr Ton Walls End Killingworth 15 0 Walls End 14 3 NvvwW:band Rid•lell's . : ) , i ia at :1111°Iss:s's End Hettott lll End Lyons 1 68 ' 6 1: : 6 g 1:11, W. E. Russell's Hetton— 17 ii Walls End Adelaide 15 6 Walls End (Jordon...—. 15 6 Walls End Musgrave—,,, 14 0 Walls End Raby 16 0 W. E. South Durham., 15 3 Walls End Fees 16 ti Walls End West Hetton 16 6 Blythe 13 0 Hartley —. l4 Shifts arrived since last market-day, 76. HAYWARD V. THE BANK OP ENGLAND, Mr. WRITMARSR applied, ex-parte, at the sitting of his Honour, for a special injunction to restrain the Governor and Company of the Bank of England from transferring to the plaintiff's husband a sum of 5,800/. stock. On the marriage of the plaintiff with Mr. Hayward, that gentleman, in order to make a provision for her and her children, gave the property in question to trustees. Differences having taken place be tween the plaintiff and her husband, the latter had threatened to sell out the stock in question, and the Bank of England had expressed their readiness to make the transfer, unless they were restrained by the injunction of,the Court. The COURT immediately granted the injunction SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S. The Derby favourite, Bentley, seems to he on the totter, as his party are laying out money on other horses. Bubastes was backed, notwithstanding the unfavourable opinion of the New market trainers.—Closing prices : RIDDLESWORTH. 2 to 1 agst Mr. Gully's Viator 3 to 1 agst any other. DERBY. 11 to 2 agst Mr. Yates's Bentley 13 to 2 agst Mr. Watt's Bubastes (taken) 10 to 1 agst Duke of Cleveland's z‘helelah (takers) 5000 to 75 agst Colonel Peel's Harum Scarum (taken) 2000 to i 3 agst Mr. E. Peel's Noodle (taken) 2000 to 25 agst Mr. Cosby's Stradbully (taken) oars. 9 to 2 agst Mr. Walker's Cotillon (offered) 17 to 1 agst Sir S. Graham's Zulima (taken) 25 to I agst Mr. Bigg's Muliana (taken) 95 to 1 agst Mr. Etwall's Maid of Udderley (taken) Id to 1 agst Lord Jersey's two (taken) SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY) FROM LLOYD'S. DIAL, Mtamt 17.—Wind S.E.—Arrived from the rive. and sailed the Anna Robertson, N a i rne, f or B om b ay. Th e Portuguese frigate Don Pedro anchored last night, and sailed to the westward at 11, a.m. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 17.—Wind E N.E.—Arrived the Al binia, Parvis, from Demerara. FALMOUTH, MARCH 16.—Wind E., strong breezes and squally. DOVER, Mann 17.—Arrived offport the Euphrates, Emer son, from Charleston. FOWRY, MARCH 16.—Arrived the Hero, Ball, from Liver pool, waterlogged, having struck a sunken rock, when bound to Estis. BRISTOL, MARCH 17.—Arrived the Julia, Rapet, from Charente. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 16.—Arrived the Integrity, Johnstone, from Jamaica ; Jane, Mitchels, from Natches ; Bazaar, Clarke, from New Orleans; and Oafird, Blanshard, from Savannah. Off port the Enmore, Walker, from Demerara. WATERFORD, MARCH 15.—Arrived the Rebecca, Creswell, from Bahia; and Martha, Dyer, from London. BELFAST, MARCH 15.—Arrived the Argus, Hepburn, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick; and Grecian, Diwolf, from Halifax. LEITH, MARCH 15.—Arrived the Mediterranean, Mackie, from Hebbir. YOUGUAL, MARCO 15.—The vessel wrecked off this har bour is on the bar, and it is feared will go to pieces. BERGEN, FEB. 28.—Vessels from England are exempted from quarantine, when they bring clean bills of health, atte..ted by the Swedish and Norwegian Consul at the port from which the vessel sails, and which states that cholera morbus has •eased at the port and its vicinity ; otherwise they have to per. Cam a quarantine of five days. The Confiance, Wesley, from the Clyde to Hayti, was driven on shore at Tyree the 7th instant, and totally wrecked. The Charlotte Kerr, M`Lean, from the Clyde to Cape de Verds and Grenada, was driven on shore at South Blish the Gth instant—crew saved. THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.) CITY. TWELVE O'CLOCK. Quebec papers to the Bth of February have been received at the North and South American Coffee-house. They state, from Upper Canada, that the smalLpox has made its appearance, and one of the Bank Directors was dangerously ill of it. His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief, who had been indis posed after the tire at the Castle, has recovered. The Halifax papers state, that it is a singular fact that the Money Market of the whole of the towns from Halifax to New Orleans, and back to Quebec and Montreal, have suffered severely from the depression in trade, during the last four months, with great scarcity of cash. The only arrivals this morning are the French mail, by ex press from Paris, and ship letters from New York. An arrival from Portugal is anxiously looked for. THE FUNDS. By the express from Paris we have an account from Madrid, stating that order and tranquillity hat been restored to the above capital, and the convoking of the Cortes was fixed for the month of June, when it was reported that the Cortes' Bonds would be formally recognised. This is important, if true, as the Ameriens say. It is also stated that the Ministers were tottering in their places. Bands of Carlists had appeared in the province of Estremadura. Don Carlos is said to have moved his head-quarters to a point which threatens Gallicia. He had several squadrons of Cavalry with him. Fear was en. tertained at Madrid, that Don Miguel would unite his forces with him, and join the insurgents in Spain, Consols opened this morning at the price they left off yestcr. day, 91 IA for the Account. The Foreign Market continues steady. Spanish has been done at 29 at present they are 29 ; Portuguese 61t, at present 61. Nothing doing in any other Foreign Securities. HAL F. PAST i)NE. Consols continue steady at 91f for the Account, with little doing. Spanish and Portuguese Stocks continue heavy—Spanish, 28( ; Portuguese, 61. ~ • It is stated that a new Portuguese Loan is coming forward. THREE. O'CLOCK. Consols for the Account, 91 CLOSING PHICES.—FOUR O'CLOCK. ;ank Stock lndia Stock -- per Cent. Red. Ditto ttonds 3! tau I South Sea Stock 3 pet Cent. Cons 9Ol 34 per (*Ent. 31 per Cc nt. Red New i 4 p=r Cent } 4 perCcnt Long Ann. to expire 1860 Oct 18.59.. Jan. 1860 - - Ditto Old Ana Ditto New Ann F9 Ex. Bills, 10, , e/ riO pm. (Di t_t9 5 , 0/. 5O pm, Ditto Small SU pm Bank S. for Ace - Consols for Opg 9l India St. for Opg. 37 FOREIGN FUNDS. Austria", 5 per cent. ll2 l Portuguese, 5 per cent... 61; Belgian, 5 per cent 94 Ditto, Beg. Bonds Brazilian Bonds Buenos Ayres, 6 per cent. 25 Russian Bonds, 5 per cent 114 i chilian. 6 per cen:. 251 Mitt!, Metallic lo4* Columbian, 6 per cent...... 22 Spanish, Slier cent OBl Ditto 1824 24-- Ditto, 1823 2si Danish 75 French 5 per Cent.... --4. --c- Greek, 5 per cent 2Bl I Exchange —f. —c. Mexican 5 per Cents, 1825 1 3 French 3 per Cent —f. —c. D.tto 6 per Cent ., 1825 :341 Dutch, 24 per cent. ,l/11 Peruvian 6 per Cent. 214 Ditto, 5 per cent.-- .. 94 ASSESSED TAXE3.—ltie amount of 11. e asset:men taxes paid in Newes.tle, in 1832, including gime chifirates, was 14,8121. 194 4:1., of ,chick the , n n of 7,1961. 54. sd. was for the .bou.e-duty. This, of con se, includes the relief that was given last year with respect to shops, and which amour ell to ab gut 1,500/. ; and if to the I:ouse duty be added 1,018/., the amount of he tax :,n clerks and shopmen repealed at tie carne tulle, it will in aft; the total relief to Newcastle, in t e itto years, amount to 8,2141., which is conscler:b ym. r than ::all a the witol.. ot assessed taxes piid y the town.... ftecastle Chronicle.