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f • : - .L., -- 47 - , •%-. 7- " ?. ' 7 7' s ",i . IPD ~IpyaZia.:' ‘ x ) i • 4j . La tUl W al ler;lP . i 4 \Ci ! 6-- P rIN/P.XtrJf A r ; r. / • r w .z.1.U11.0 3110: 1. 1. k ... ....1 --..... I e y / ; 4 ‘ - )Ll.. 1 _. • / 7 / ... _ ~' f • • .....A--, 34) : , .. . i • " " -• ,/,/ / / \ Zi ‘ Vii! -6 , _,,, iNir• , , . ~ ,21,ii.: p,e.4 . , ( if .e.,_____s: l•-• . • • r~: .to NI - 1‘,:131 R 10,199. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1825. PRICE'SI3VENPENCii. CONTRACTS FOR cp,us AND CANDLES SALES 'OF ESTATES. FE:iiNCH PAPERS.. Curnmiisariat Department, Treasur Chambers, May 14, Iti4s. UCH PERSONS as are desirous of con. 1 "- - " trdcling with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to furnish for Twelve Months "from the 43th of June next, welt quantities of COALS. and ,CANDLES, ai may from 'thus to time be. required :for floridly Barracks atid7Statioos :in the undetneeationed C.anties and Islands, may receire Particulars.of the Contracts on applying at this Office he.; tweezr•tbe iroUri of Ten and.Foar ; and to the respective Barrack Misteriin the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Al; tietncy, and deliver, their Tenders at this Office, as fol. Tenders for supplying C o als , sealed up, and marked "Ten. -41cr-fur.Coals,") until Twelve o'Clock on Tuesday, the 7th of fur supplying Candles . ) sealed 2p and . tnarke4 •' 'fender for Candles," Until , Twelve- o'Ctock, on Tuesday, the'gib of June; but no ProPosal, 0(117,1'7(1r Coals 6e (~andles, will be noticed, unless made on, or annexed to, a printed .• . Particular, and the Prices -inserted in words ut length uor — unless a•l.etter hesubjoined.to such Proposal from .tiro Persons .f ki - loyin property, engaging i to becnme bound with - t hepxrty tendering in the sum expressed in . .the Particulars, fur the due "'performance of the Contract: • 'renders to be made for the several Counties, and sepa rate as ., specifieil in the P.rticulers of - . the Contracts. COUNTIES, &c • Beaks, Brecknock, Chester, corn w;01, Cumbrlaltd, Deron, Morse, Durham, Essex, Gloucester, fizartg, lei of Man, Isle of Wight, Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Norfolk, Nor tlitimbeilan4, Northampton, NOttinkhain, Pr,i 5 olc , Sofro • Soin'erset, Surrey, Sussex, Waswiek, . York, North Britain, islands of Guernsey, JerseP,"and Alrf*•roec • -ROYAL 'ACADEMY; SOMERSET' PLAtf. EMI iiITION of the ROYA-L AGA. st_ DP,MY IS NOW OPEN*. Admission Alcorn Eiglit.o'Clock till Sei•t.Pn), la: Catalogue, 1 3. HENRY HOWARD, 11. A. gee SOCIETY OF BRITISII ARTISTS, ..st7FFOLKATREti PALL MALL EAST. .T 4 E EXHIBITION for - the SALE. of the WORKS of LIVING ARTISTS of the UNITED E INGDOM, is now OPEN. Admittance I..—Catalogue Is. W. LINTON. Secretary. , • ~•< SALE OF , -ESTATES. IiAM SIiIRE. •' • Neer_WINCHESTER.—The Manorof XING'S WORTHY.; aft elegant newly:-erected Mansion and Offieei, Gardens Am.:. houses, Park-like Grounds, Plantations, Icehouse, Fishery Decoy, Entrance Lodge, Farm-houses, and Buildings; Dos main of One Thousand Three Hundred. and Sixty, Acres 4 Wafer Corn Mills, an Inn, sundry Cottages ' 8.1c.- : .-By 51r1 kAINY, at the Au c ti on M art, oppos i te the Bank of Eng-i land, on Friday, June 24, 1825 a Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot„ unless an acc e p ta bl e offer is, in the mean time, made by P rivate Contract. fall-tE WORTHY ESTATE, FREEHOLD, And Land Tax Redeemed, comprising about One Thou.: sand Three Uuhdted and Sixty Actes'a Arable, rich 'water • Atesdow Pasture, and Wood Land, in the•parishes of Mattyr Wbrihy, and King's Worthy, on the turnpike road from Loa;lorl to Southampton sixty miles from thee former, fifteen fromlthe latter; two miles and a half from tVinchestei, (the county ' town); sixteen from Basingstoke, and four from Alresford,• most desirable and sporting part of. Hampahire, and within five milei Of fhe Kerthell Of Mr. Villeboie . hounds. The Mansion; substantially constructed of selected materials, has' been corn: plated within the last sera years, from designs bY•Mr. Smirke, • the elevation and- decoration peculiarly chaste, and ( .the inie rior arranged' with every regard to convenience and comfort. The principal rooms are ad feet by 24, have plate glass sashes; solid mahogany doors, and marble chimney pieces; the bed chambers are numerous, and the domestic offices ; laundry, brew house, stabling, and coach houses, are adapted for a. suitable establishment. The lawn, parterres, gardens, and park-like paddock of sixty acres, are beautifully embellished with flower. ing shrubs, timber-like trees and plantatiOns and slope on the south to the meadow grounds, through which the Elver flows for a considerable extent, affording excellent trout fishing. The Home Farm of 4110 acres is in hand. Hook Pit Farm, the Mill, and other portions, are occupied by elligi . ble tenants, and the whole of'the lands and farm buildings are tn• the best con. dition, many thousand pounds having been expended in im pfaVemerits. The nelihtiottrhood is of the highest respectability; and the roads particularly good. in-all directions.. Immediate Poaieision will - be - given of the Mansion and Estate in hand, and • the purchaser may be accommodated with the. whole of the new household furniture at a fair valuation. • Tickets to - view (without which no person can be admitted), may be had of Mr. Rainy, No. 8, Berkeley-square, and after the Ist of June, printed particulars, with plans annexed,' may' also be had of him, and of lalessrs. Graham, Kindertey,• and DornVille, Lineoln'a Inn . ; at the Auction Mart; at the George, Winchester; Dolphin, Southampton; Swan, Alresford ; of Mr. Blake. the bailiff, who will shes r the lands, and at the Entrance Lodge. • . .To be SOLD by ACCTION, by Mr. WELLER, on the • Preinises, .on. 'Tuesday; the 31st May, and the following Days, at Twelve o'Clock. ARULY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an excellent MANSION, re pieta with domestic offices, detached conch house, stables, gra nary and Cottage, gardena and pleasure grounds, called. Ash. lands - :,fear Southwick, a delightful sequestered spot, a beauti ful sheet of water, a4orned with stately timber, which forms a Sllviin scenery truly pleftreive, together with fifty-four sta , tote acres of arable andrfsturo Land, in a fine sporting coun try, heir two pacics'of•Fox Ilounds. Also, the genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and upwards of seven hun dred ounces of plate, domestic linen, fine damask table cloths, Ifolland a n d other slieet, and a library of five - hundred vo -1"1", the greater part divinity; few classics, and other branches 131 tiseftil 'and polite literature, some hundred of antique casts, Paintingi,yseveral unique geV in the graphic art, by those esti mable of masters, Edelirtcl - Roullet, Strange; Woollet, Hon -1)5'46, 'rare specimens oTold China, with an amplitude of fur. zntiare, in the good oldAyle which in many respects surpass the fashion of the present day. .._Arso, the Liv e an d D ea d A gr i cu l tura l S toc k, cons isting of `!''e Clever cart hariei, seven cows and heifers, very forward in h :; Pigs, two ricks of meadow and one of clover hay, part of - and oat. ricks, waggons, carts, ploughs, harrows, and ar `_" r useful . huiliandry implements. The above the Property nd residence of -the late William Bowles, Esq. Ashlands Is "e mile from Southwick, four from Wickham and Fareham, ftom Portsmouth, and ten miles from Southampton. g , a The.whole may b e v i ewe d on F r id ay , .S atur d ay , an d Mon- l ... Preceding the sale. he Mstnsion and Estate may be viewed any day previous to aje, bet ween the tigers of eleven and two, by tickets, which • _ /r_4e obtained from George Soape; Esq. Solicitor, Portsea, 't-thlr. Weller, Chichester. Tt e d a t a )9littes,-itt Is. each, may he had at the place of side ; so d : Lon, r areham ; King's Head, Wickham ; Bugle, Tich- Ci pt ,2_ r 'ned. -4 Lion, PetetSfield ; George, Portsmouth; Crown, b oo l t ; Ctrach Brighton,•Southampton ; Anchor, Lip )101 Libraries, ' fitorthing, Littlehampton, and o'cut; 'Half-Mobn, Petworth ; Spread Eagle, Midhurst ; „cloC. °llc Arms,Artindel; Bear, Havant ; - Auction Mart, Lon . - ' a nd of Mr. Weller, Chichester. BUCKS. The VACHE ESTATE, consisting of an extensive Manor, Mansion,. Park, and Four Farms.-43y Mr. FORREST, or Mr. SEDGWICK, on Wednesday, June 8, at Twelve, at Garraway's Coffee , housei 'Chang►e•alley, Cornhill, Loa, don; in three. Lots. A LUABLE and stry ithProveable FREE • HOLD ESTATE, situate at Chalfont, St.' Giles, a fine sporting pa r t o f t h e county of Bucks, three Miles from Aniersham, eight from Tlt t hid ge , and tWenty-three froth Lon don;', ponsisting of th e M an or ofChalfont, St. Giles, extending overabout finkr thousand acres,'compiising nearly the whole of l'ate parish, with the quit, rents fines, and royalties. An ex: cellent and commodious MansiOn House, with convenient and arranged. offices, coach-hOuses and stabling, lawn and walled gardens, placed on a delightful eminence in a beautiful park, exiled TILE V.A6I-lE,l4ing in easy swells, ornamented with a variety of timber trees, pleasantly grouped and scatter . ed, and skirted by thriving woods, and the adjoining farms of (forelands and Warren Will and-Town. Also, farms lying t;•: gether and divided from the other, .Pari• of the estate by the High Road to Amersham, containing in the whole upWards' of eight hundred . and twelve acres ,of meadow, pasture arable, and. woodland, _intersected by the .s.lis.sbourne,. Stream,, with farm-houses, one of which•is. suitable for the residence of a genteel family, and proper out-buildings for husbandry, a water corn mill and a malting. 'The 4rmit armlet to Messrs. William, and Vicunas Gurney and Richard Bigg, on short leases at low rents. The mansion, park, woods, and three Wage fields, :are now in hand. The mansion-house contains a handsome suite.of well connect e d apartment's, . cOnsiltirmr„tof • drawing.room, dining-room, breakfast-room, and library, with excellent family ehanthers-and servants' apartments. To.be viewed after the' lst,Of May. The house by ti c k ets only, whiebovith printed particculius, may be then had of Air. Sedgwick, Woodwich, neat Rickmansworth . ; Messrs. Ferrets, Atkinson, and Parkipsonotolicitors,.Lincoln's.inri-fields ; and of Air. Forrest., 87, -.Aldersgate-strect, London. The will show the farms, and of whom Printed ,articulars. be had five weeks before the sale. Also at the Nnitc Hoises Li xj bridges Essex Arms, M.:afford; George, Aylesbury ; White Hart, Windsor,; and ( at . Liar ra way. i " • " _ 'FIANTSHIRE. SHARES in a very Vatuable LEAD MINE. the property of a Latif.—To be SOLD by AUCTION: at the King's Arms Inn, lialywell (unless previously disposed of by Private Con. tract, of which due notice will be given) on Saturday, the Yd 1 tiny of July', between' the houriof four and slain the afternoon; I ril WO SIXTEEN Tll SHAKES in that•vnl i - 1 luable LEAD MINE caLleCl ' TRELOG AN, situate in "the Parish of Ilanasa, arid, Co of Flint.. . . This extensive Aline ha's been lately opened by the present :,Proprietors, at a very.'kettt:ex,pt2ne, and aboonds with Lead Ore, Calamine, and Black .I),ta, and is now making a very thandsorne prat. - ' ' • . " There is A large Steam Engline on the Prernisns, for the pur. pose of draining the Mine, Which it is' calculated will unwater Ithe v, , in to a great depth ; and also a p01v , ,-;rfta ‘Vindmill (just comp/et:A) for crushing . the Ore and Black Jack, which_ will save in , tch labour and eispence in wasliindand,rnaking thud fMerchantable, with iron railways from the mouth Of eael) shaft or pit on the 3iine, to cot: 4;ey :I , pr:y_tuce ihereto,anil.-eyerY other convenience ; in fact, n'o ex-)flue has, been spared to mak this one of the most complete wmtks Uri the country. , 7 The Lead Ore, Calamine, and Black Jack; are oe the. ver best quality, of,the former of whielt,there has been raised quari t terly, fur some time back; about : 24f tons, 'and of 131aek Jaßk4 l' 250 tons, besides a considerable quaniity ofCalamirie, with, e'rgry, prospect of a very considerable increAe, tts the shafts and levelt are now opened, and.the Nine in 14 si - ork. Xku r rei4 a, yaluabl4 Seam of Coal_under part of the:pretidie:r, ..v.'itich'ig a'a - rie:d 1 0 • advantage by the Proprietors, for the supply of the StPanl-01- I..gine, The, Leases are held under. the Crown, Sir Thomas ) Stanley, Bart., arid othera,lp yearA pi'. which are unexpired. For further particular - a, apply to ',Mk. Win. Jones . , at liodg. i son's Coffee-house, Gray's Ifin,:klolborn, - Until Saturday, the 14th inst., and afterwards, Buelley Lead 'Works, near Mold, ' Flints/tire. . . SthiSEX: Valuable FREEHOLD, ..'.:OPI'HOLD, and long LEASE HOLD, .ESTATES, in the Parishes of Rudgwick, West • Orinsted, Washington, and West Tarring, in the County of • Sussex, tor Sale. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. LASSETTER, (by • order.of.tbe Devisees in Trust, named in the Will of John Goodyer, late of West Tarring, in the County of Sussex, gentleman, deceased), on Saturday the fourth day of June, 1825, at four o'clock in the afternoon, at the King's Head Inn, Horsham, in the Comity, of Sussex, in one Lot, (subject to the Conditions of sale to be then and there produced.) ALL that COPYIIOLD F:STAT E, called or known b# the name of SNELLS ; consisting of Meestiage or Tenement, Windmill, Barn, and 33A. IR. :181). of Land; situate at ttewhoek, in the Parish of Rudgwick, in the County of Suseez, together with the Timber and Trees growing there on, and which have been enfranchised by the Lord. This Estate is held of the Manor of Dedisham, and sub ject to the yearly Rent of 9s. 10d. Heriot, and an arbitrary fine. •It is now let to James Chantler on a Lease, which will expire at Michaelmas 1528, at the low rent of 341. per annum. f fie House and Buildings are in good and tenantable condi tion.—The Windmill has lately undergone a thorough repair, and standing on a commanding eminence, can be worked nearly at all times. . Rowhook is on the confi c ties of Surrey, and is centrically situated for the Horsham, Dorking, and Guildford Markets. Also to be. Sold, by order of the above-mentioned Devisees by Mr. LaYsetter, on Monday the sixth day of June, 1825, at four o'clock in the afternoon, at the .White Horse Inn, Steyn ing, in the County of Sussex.—The following very desirable, Estates, in four Lots (subject to such Conditions of Sale, as shall be then and there produced), ri;., : Lot 1. Consisting of all those two Freehold Closes or In. closures of Land, commonly called or known by the name of Elliott's Fields, anti containing together eight Acres (be the same more ur less).—And also all that Leasehold Messuage nr Tenement, Barn, and )2A. 111. 21P. of Land, be the same more or less (adjoining to the said .Freehold Closes', called or known by the name of Breach or Rock Lands, situate in the parish of 'Washington in the County of Sussex. The Le.alehold part of this Lot is, held under a Lease for 0,000 years.. at the yearly rent of Bs. and the whole . Lot is now in the occupation of Mr. Henry Floate, as Tenant from year to year, at the rent of 27/. per annum. Lot 2.—Consisting of all that Freehold Estate, called or known by the name of Buckle's containing by atimeasurement 20A.. 2R. :3P. with the Messuage or -Tenement, Batn, Stables, and Buildings thereon. Lot 3:—Coneisting of a Frechold.Piece of Meadow Laud, cal led floiney Bridge Mead, containing by Adrneasurement 1 A . IR. 71'. * The need T a x on Lots 2 and 3 is redeemed. Cot 4.—Consisting of a Freehold Messuage or Tenement and Buildings called New House, and several Pieces of Meadow and Pos:ure Land adjoining thereto, containing about tbur Acres. The last three Lots are situate in the parish of West Urinsted, in the County of Sussex, and are now on Lease to Mr. Thomas Grant (whose Term will expire at Michaelmas 1826), at the annual Rent of 371 eel- Each of the last four mentioned Lots will entitle the pur chaser to Votes for the Rape of Bram ber and the County of Sussex. There is some tine thriving Timber upon these Lots, which will be taken by the Purchaser, at a fair valuation.—l.ot 2 ad joins the capite, which abounds w i t h ta me, and would form a very desirable acquisition to a gentleman fond of Field Sports. Also, to be Sold by A uct i on ( b y order of the above-men timed Devisees), by Mr. Lassetter, on Tuesday, the 7th day of June, 1825, at five o'clockin the afternoon, at the George Inn - , West Tarring, in the County of Ses.sex (subject to such conditions as will be then produced), a Copyhold Messuage or Dwelling-house, situate in West Tarring, late in the occu pation of John . Barrett ; consisting on the first floor of three good bed-rooms ; on the ground floor of two sitting-rooms and a kitchen. with a detached trasli.lieuee, stable, coach-house, and a smell garden behind the same. Th e Prennees are Copyhold'of Inheritance, held under the Manor of Tarring, subject to an arbitrary fine, and to the pay ment often annual quit rent of W.. by appor,ionnient. " , may be viewed on application to al)'naisyteilbtreoaphneaclrdty.furtber particulars, with plans of ntiie u?on application (if by, letter diate possession ev chtciee otie, tenants and Dermett, So licitors,.y Worthing ; Messrs. Hicks and Dean, Solicitors, to be respective freei Estates non eer, • q ra Y 's 4 s n o n • u .l,.. s treet, orthing. VERY FAST TRAVELLING,. Tv RIRMINGHAM and LIVERPOOL, DAY and NIGHT, by FOUR. INSIDE COACHES, vitiith KEEP GOOD TIME, ifOLII the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, SNOW-HILL, LONDON HI follOWittg LtauT •POST-COACHES - atad 'MAILS, &c. set out fro:11111e above Inn:— . BIRMINGHAM "'Pally Ho!" fast Day Coach,' in thir teen.hosirs,Ninrning at a quarter beiorc Seven, through Red i nnn, Nl , rket Street, Dunstable, Brickhill, FennyStrattord, Stoney tratford,Towcest e r, Weetion,'Daventry, DUnchurch, Coventry; and Stone Bridge, to the Castle Hotel and St. High m -sticet, Birmingham, to Sbilrnall, ( t i ll ' l r t 4 ir c ig 's tit l ll 4v ß e tZettort Is, Shawn; Shrewsbury,• OswestrYs Nantsvich, Tarporler, Ban4ur, (Mester, and Holyhead.— Driven .through with t vvo Coachmen only. In consequence of the decided preference given to the 'rally Ho Coach, the Propt ietors .a re determined .in expense be spared to itAk thc first conveyance otitbe Birmingham Road. • 131FINIINGHAM ,4 Royal Express," New light fastiNight (3 , fe.tliHn 15 hours on)Y, and driren through with Two Coarbinen, ;tits out every -afterno o n ' carrying Four Inside orily_;_pesses through _War w i c k , Leaznington, &ma'am, Weedtiii; Oaventry, , titociey-Str a tfdtd, an d T owcei t er , to t h e fieud,.putt , strect,,Eilrrntiighaiii,' early the next ' BROMPTON. Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud, Sittingheurne,itainliant, and Ospringe, every Morning. BARNSTAPLE; Southtnolton, Crediton, Tiverton, North lawton. Oalill'aoet an, Torrington, 011utuleigh,-11fracomb, and Bitideford.' • Nuw light fast Coach, every Morning, at 7. _., BATH an , .! BALSTOL Cheap Post-Coaches,,ttirough Chip. pill 'ant, C4ioe., MarlhOiough, Hungerford, "Newbury, and ',lle, ding,. cry: y Afternoon at one'; arrive at the Greyhound limy Lit!!, tlie London tavern, Tlionms-street, and swan, Bristol, early' the nex t Morning. At reduc e d F ares ., BOSTON Nev. Royal Patent Mail to' Louth, through IloystiT, Catlahri,!,:e, litintingdon, -Stilton, Peterboronglr r Dceiii . ii,g, .sp:..i'l.diiig, , ;pilsl)y, Alford, and GI intsby, Evening, at Half' past 7, Si:v.day, at a Quarter befois e 7. , 'ir7:INttiRIDGE New Royal Patent Mad, through Ware, Btinglignird, Rockland, and Riiyston, Evening, at Half past 7, I, IOA - ilav,.at a QUarter before 7. ' ' CAll LISLE, .l Express," only One Night o n th e Road, to ' Penrith, and WlMe)ntien, a New Light' Foar-iniide Post C onch, way ; with a Guard all'the passes through Appleby; Brough t , 1.34,ve, Greta-In idge, Richmond, Catterick, 13o rouglil),rtfif;.'' IL, 4rty ',ridge, DoireaSte.r., Newark, Bawtry, aranitaw '-tilii'iiift4il, Greethata,- Stilton, Biggleswade, and BahloOk?, '. Woutiin tneMornitig, and performs the jour (lcy, sv.io) dir I, J ri.iatesi facility. -Passengers detained on .the Road 6y busitie I.s ~ t pleasure, have the peculiar advantage ~ ,,,f tti:die . !Artric:l::: secur e d in the next Coach.--The only dfreerbitieh t fA'tarlislr. CHESTER Light Coaches to Newport, Vihitechurch, Tar- ' porky, Ninipt wich, Nortliwich; fitid.Middlewich, every morn ing and att i ertmon: . .COVVNTRY ," TtOly H 0 .," light fast Day Coach, every , mortiing at li'quarti-r hefore.7, thrtnigh ittlliurn, Dunstable, Stoncv St rat furd,To‘vccSt t t,' Weedon, Daventry, ~ and Dun.l . , church, . _ DOVER aryl Parii IsfF Coawh, every morning, tiirml;,;ll. - Viiiitrikniry and C r,t h • DORC,Fir,"q'El,l,New 11.-ty Coacties, - in 'fourteen hours throtigh e;lswater; Basingitoke, CtVerton, ,\N:/qt. i ch 4-ImiltiVer, 'SY ishn ry, Vood) eats, Cashmore, and - BiWndt,rd, at quarter pact 5 and 7in the morning; .-4X B TER. . IN:cis' light fast . Coach every morn , - ini,t'at 7.eCtoeli, ,finrrifon, Axminster,' Charmouth, Bridpurt , „ l)Orcliester, Blandforil, Woodyates Inn, Salisbury, Strtckbridgei-Sntion,illasingstoke, Blackwater, and Bagshot. cx.l,AgfiOW, , Longtown,t;retna-green, Annan, Dumfries, LAK9syylkiki„, ".iantitibarKilniCamtitich, Kingswell, and Se.ntlAnAiit tight Four inii(!e Post Coach daily. Ul f \ Iptpivo,vrp:,and•Kiprin new Light. Post Coaches, every 1 Aft e riuom at T.iv ~ and Sever' in the Morning. RFAcrFarti) tiirOughWalthani Cross, Cheshunt, Ho;ide - Onit, art Ware. . , HOLy HP.AI) New light fast Day and Night Coaches, throngh Sifidettorth, !.Threwstittry; and Salop, every morning anti litternoon. _ • HULL!! Express," a New Light Post Coach, to Lincoln, Noy-sheave, Howdo, Doncnster, every Morning, to the Keys, Nlarket-plact, Hull and also the Rocking ha" it, the Afternoon at Tien. KENDAL Light fast Post Coaches to Lancaster, Preston, KirtsyLonsdale,•Bolt on, Chorley,,Ormskirk, and Garstang, everv'shoertiiii:: anti atter-loon; • KiDDERMINS itnurbridge, and Dudley, through Birmingham, and West Brottwich, light Coactsel every morn- i ng And - attrrpoon. LEEDS *" 'Rockingham," light Post . Coach, sets nut every Afternoon at TWo ; and passes through Baldock, Big gleswade, F.atou, 'loci:den, Stilton, Wansford, Stamford, GLeethain, (franthatn, Newark, Taxford, Markham Moor, Rkfold, Bawtry,Doncastur, and Ferrybridge, arrives at the Golden Lion Inn; Leeds, nextgAftcrnoon at Three, in time or the Bradford Haliftvs, Skipton, and Huddersfield Coaches. Driven' through With Four C oac h men on l y. —L uggage 'and Packages only - 4il per In. — Notwithstanding the uncurnmon Expedition of this Coach, tt is allowed to be't he most agree able and complete Puhlic. Conveyance on the North Road, tieing unequalled by any other. LIVERPOOL and Staffordshire Potteres New light fast Day Coach, every morning :it half-pastyii, driven through with Four Coachmen only. LIVERPOOL " Umpire," New light fast Four Inside Coa , 11, in 27 hours only, (bur One Night 'OO the Road), sets „ ti t, Daily ;it One ; and iirraves at Liverpool next afternoon, tit:wig - It Woburn, [Annuity, Northampton, Welford, Lot , ' tel ilinel.le y ,A ther , tone,Tuniworth, Litchtieid,Stune, Newcastle. l nuts tot d, %Varri utgton, and Prescot. ' LIVERPOOL" Royal Express," Now ii R ,. Four Inside Pont. Coach, in TVvetity-seren hours, and driven through with Four I ititchinc 0 only, through Warrington, Pres cot, Congletutt, Lawton, Newcastle, Itugely, Knutsford, Stone, Stn lord, and Litchfield, (only One Night on the Ituatti, every Afternoon; arrives at the Saracen's Hetvd Dalc-iliCkl , Liretrumi, firkt Afternoon. The attract.. rages to Travellers who hotimtr this Coach with their Pre ot tier on this Ituad,-especially t f' o r 7 -' o c t c lin a t i e r re f' ia r l s l t t l i l t . t r t i e ' sls t( 2t:, nY it performs the journey in less time than any other Conch, anti in driven through with Four Coachmen ; and, ii it withstanding its cheapness and expedi. lion, the Proprietors pledge themselves that .for safety and accommodation it is equalled by few, and shall be surpassed by none. MANCHESTER and Alt ringharu New light very fast Day evely morning to the Mostly Arms and Swan Inn. NIANCIIESTER to Winslow, Cougleton, Nevvcastle . (Val sail, I ,voyerliac,pt o ti, tin] Ktititsford, light Four Inside 040.:1,c5. NAIU.,I3OIIOI7GFI mot Swindon, four inside Day Coach, through :‘ , l aiti,aitiea,l, Reath , y, Hootterford, altd ii. Llillt,i through with One Coachman w conee)anc e is Lanthottrn. Purton, Woot ton Basset, and sey. NEWCASTLE l:P , , N TYNE and UNDER LINE Coaches every find aftet o n l y the rwtii. PLYMOUTH it Sovereign," New light fast Coach, to Fat runtatt, Truro, Bodtairt, Ashburton; Tutness, and N e wton Ahhott, eve, y n u tting at 7. RANI sGATE ‘• Ito al Telegraph," New superior fast safe Coach, to :‘ , laritte, Dover, Deal, Broadstairi, Cantertiuty, Fevershaiii, Sandw;ch—evely Morning at half-past 7.- 1,1 consequ. One tit the divided preference given to the Te legraph safe Coach: the. Pro;irietitrs are determined no pettee shall lie • pal ell to.. retitle! it th e fi rst conveyance on the Kent SHEFFIELD •. Expf vss," oath :and s i" .. l ll l . l7c L it ig ins i, :ti p a o rn s , t ': Ott - 0'oz!) Rotherham, New Four inside Post Coaches, every nun tti ar,t! ;4ftertiiinn. sagshio, ev c ery at enrd, aanrd. . ryes at Coach and Out,. and Vine Intl, S,ltut harn .br iy a treat .Icligtithil Convev:lnee to . t t i:: . :l,l e . a Wight, iersev, (i our Havre de GrAce, Cherboltrell, t(c• -1 "he. P" , plirtors o f • • the. above' Coach itutic a o )olora:ince of !h is t support which . experienced since the comineticenient of . S..‘A.FI7()III)SIIIRE Pto(ri,art.fi:eßndlE, ~, a new light very fast This is thy Coact' o.vio y afternoon, :1; :iiii, , , , (t,a 1:: :(1 , :rr . :., „ t0;,, 1- . l ll i ite n i t i v i,t a t c , nt ri !! , u .t lat es C . t . ta p el . STAMFORD light Post co:che v!tryrnornin g and lafter noon, through Baldock, Biggieswade, St: Neots, Rucliden Alconbury, Stilton, and Waudsford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton. and Yarr Light Post. Coach every Mornmg, to the George Inn, Sunderland. : T(YITENHAM and Edmonton Coacties daily, at Eleven, Half-past Two, Fire, and Eight o'clock. WAKEFIELD Pour inlide Post-Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. WARWICK and Leamington Day and Night fast Coaches, through Da vent ry, Weedon, Towcester, and Stoney Stratford, WELLS, Bridgewater, Taunton, Falmouth, and Ply mouth Coaches, and to all Parts of the West of England, WEYMOUTH " Magnet" Coach, through Bagshot, Black water, Basingstoke, Overton, Whitehurch, Andover, Woorl ' yeats, Cashrnore, Salisbury, Blandford, and Dorchester, at a Quarter past Fire o'Clock in the Morning. Driven through with Two Coachmen only. WEYMOUTH PACKETS to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher bourg, St. Maloc's, &c. every Wednesday and Saturday af ternoon, at Two, from Weymouth. _ - WOLVERHAMPTON only Day Coach to Dudley, West Bromwich, and Meriden, through Coventry—Morning, at a qutrter before 7, and every afternoon. I ORK " Express," ta Scarborough. Whitby, Shields, Sun derland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, a New light Four inside Post Coach, with a Girard throughout ; sets out every Morning by way of Newark, Retford, Doneaster, Fer.- rybridgc, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Rushy ford, Durham, Mor peth, and Berwick, and arrives at York early,. next Morning. Passengers finding. themselves fatigued on the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed without any additional Fare. At Reduced Fares to Ramsgate, Margate; and Canterbury. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their- Friends and the Public, that they wit I n tbe accountable tot any Parcels, Passenger's Luggage, Writings. Plate, •&c. of. mors than Five Pounds Value, if lost, stolen, or damaged, unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid accord ingly,.nt the Saracen's Head Inn, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, London NTER-NATIO NA 1. GAS COMPANY. AL DIRECTORS. Cornelius Apostool ; Esq. Am- Charles Mallet; Esq, Paris sterdam ' Richard Paterson, Esq. • John Browne, Esq. Vienna ' Thomas Solly, Esq. Thomai Coles, Esq. James Smith, Esq. James Dickens, Esq..C.G. H. F. Schmoll,.Esq. Paris Carr John Glynn, Esq. Henry Wm. Smith, Esq. Charles Kramer, Esq.. Milan Nicholas Warin, Esq. • Charles Ogleby, Esq. I Thorns Wilkinson, Esq. The Directors of this Company having completed_. all their arrangements, will make the allotment of Shares On THURS. DA 1, the 25th instant. Mr. Lane, Solicitor to the Company, N 0.5, Lawrence Pount ney-place, will distribute Prospectuses, and receive applications for Shares until that day. • • • MR. WHITMORE ON THE CORN LAWS. This Day was Published, price IS. KUBSTANCE of '.a SPEECH ifaiv6reti in the HOUSE of COMMONS, on the 28th - ultiino, by WOLItYCHE WHITMORE, Esq. resppcting ; :the_ cPEN LAWS. , : Printed fr J. Ridgway, 169, DIVINITY AND DIVINES.. This Day was published, • - - In three vary elegant Volumes, small Bvo., illustrated4ith many tine Portraits of the most eminent Divines, with Autographs and other Relics, price 11. Is. extra board 7, -° , • I. Tr AM BETH and the VA.TECAN ; op, Atic.. JILAI dotes of the Church of Rome, the Reformed. Churches, and distinguished Sects and Sectaries of the Christian Religion in all Ages; collectedin the Public Libraries of Italy, Franco, and England. By a MEMBER of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. HORSE; DOG, AND CATTLE MEDICINES, Prepared by T. WATSON, Druggist, Camb r id g e. THESE MEDICINES have been for many years in the highest repute, and are sanctioned by many of the first Sporting Characters and Agricoltui ists in the Kingdom, to whom the must satisfactory referencr can be given. Sold as follows : Sold in Packets, as follows S. s. d. Purging Balls (i doz.), 6 (;) Mercurial Ball (each) - 2 0 Cordial Balls (4 doz.) 3 0 BlisteringOintruent(put) 3 Diuretic Balls (4 (102.1 3 0 Distemper Balls hox) I 6 .Alterative do. ( 4 doz.) 3 6 Mange Ointment ( box)( I 6 THE' LIQUID BLISTER. This is an admirable Preparation ; it answers as a safe and effectual Blister, at the same time it does not blemish or in jure the parts, nor svill the Horse rub or bite where it may have been applied ; it is likewise useful in Sprains, Sparing, Inflammation of the Throat, &c.—ln Bottles, at 25.8 d . and 84. THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE CORDIAL, An excellent Medicine for the Staggers, Gripes, Scouring, &c. of Horses, Cows, Oxen, Calves, Sheep, &c. In bottles, at 3s. Sold by Butler, Chemist, No. 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's, London ; and by the Principal Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. Obseri•e T. Watson's Name and Address on the Labels. DUTCH PAPERS. [Received Last Night.] MAY 18.—The following particulars respecting the great Hydraulic works now carrying on in the southern pro vinces, will certainly be interesting to our Readers : M. Siaman, Chief Inspector Of the province of South Bra brant, is zealously engaged with various plans for digging the new canal, by which Brussels is to become a sea-port. The in tention of his Majesty is, that there shall be two canals besides those of Antwerp and Ostend, one at Brussels, and one at Ghent ; at this time 4,000 men are engaged in digging the canal from Ghent to Terneuze, and it is hopped that of Brussels will be begun next year. Of the above-mentioned 4,000 men, 800 are exclusively em ployed in making fascines, and other materials to stop up the stream, called Axcloch° Gat, which the canal is to traverse obliquely ; the remainder are regularly divided into 12 or 13 detachments, along an extent of two leagues in length. The most admirable order. prevails amongst this body o f wor k men, who are directed by 111. Van Asperan ; t h ree persons are charged with Each th thepolieean office whi c h t h ey perform in the best nn division has a barrack to lodge in ; besides this, M. V. Asperan has built two vast magazines, containing provisions to the amount of 100.000 florins, for the workmen,_ each of whom gains at least 20 sols daily, and are supp li e d w i t h provisions from the magazines on account. One sol per week is kept back out of their wages, for which they are attended in case of illness. At the end of this month the operation of filling up the Axcloche Gat is to be performed; this is said to be an operation which no person before M. Van :Aswan has ventured to undertake, and is certainly one of the boldest and most difficult in the art of Hydraulics. On the day fixed, this operation is to be performed at once, at low water, by 2,000 men on each side. This embankment will restore to agricul.: ture some thousand acret of land, now covered with water. In short, this canal, when finished, will be reckoned a tnaster.piece of the Hydraulic art. It is affirmed that his :Majesty the King has accepted, for about the 6th of July next, the entertainment which the Muni- - cipal Government of Brussels intends to offer to hit Royal Highness Prince Frederick and his august Consort, .on their" arrival in that capital. The preparations for the occasion are' consequently going on with the greatest activity.' The- grand, saloon in the. Town-hall is being fitted iii such a m ariner that it may in .future always serve, for the enterraintnenti Whit': the city may have occasion to give. It i.l.caleulitted that the ex. pence of the work, together with the entertainment, will anidunt to 100,000.flOrinS. " AidstrblA3d, biwY I.—Btchange on L oh d o i r 39. 8. 2 M. 39. 4."—(batch Papers, May 18.) Front trite 116hiteur of itidY 17 dignity of Commanders o f th e O r d ers on th e Cadinea. Poke of • The Official Part contains a Royal Ordinance,' co . al . :ailing' tit,' Clermont` tonnere, Peer of trance, and Archbishop af, , Tou., - - lonse and • Natbdtthe ; and on the Count de 'Latil,.,Peor of France, Archbishop of Rheims. • . , [Frvm theQuotidierisse.] MADRID, MAY 5.--Vessels of all nations laden with Colo nial goods continually:arrive at Gibraltar. •It is impassible for the man, the most . aceornplished•in business, to aecount-Nr this extraordinary overflow, unless it be intended to Atock . tKnieu - - kets of Italy, of France and Spain, in the ,Mediterranean,: in case of a War between the Continental Miks and Englitni..— The English are proVident. Thip is what our merchents Say. {Prom thc Journal de Paris.] • . • Ill:•Larnartiries beatitifut Composition, " Thelitst Canto of Child° •Harold's _Pilgrimage," was published the day before yesterday. ' . The corvette, , La Coquille, commanded by M. •Duperry, which sailed from - Toulon, the 11th August, 1822, and at Mar seilles the - 24th of April, 1825, -after a voyage of thirty-two months and thirteen days, sailed 24,894 leagues, withotit losing a single man, or sustaining any damage. - • The very remarkable success' of. the expedition does die greatest honour to the young - Officer who was entrusted with command of it. Rich collections of 'Natural - IliAtory, and abundant materials for the Physical Sciences, espeCially Geo graphy, have been the fruit of it, and the •publication of this precious harvest will soon place the name of M.'Dnperry by the side of those of the .able Navigators_ whose example he has so successfully followed..- The Marquess. of Yillevieille, arelation of 'Voltaire, and One of the Conserv,,tors of the Library of Bt. Genevieve, died, on Wednesday, at a very . adVineid'a4e: : 2 - . -I ' `if tl:-. l' cla.ANtnr.„ - It or Drru TIES., TOT OF MAY _4. In a discussion on the Frendi '..Einiget on. Ala) , .16, 111. B. Constant made an triioCal to the Chamber df DePuties against the ; Slave Trade, andltated that he knew, and the II:It - aster of Marine knew, where shills were fitting' out in Fiance to carry on this . trade, and It w a s excused by sayink„ 4 5 tit for this the workmen would be without employment. . Tire. AI inistif of Marine replied, thltreviry exertion WaS made tiy,thp EX'eCutive Government to execute-the law on this point; and "inentioned RS a proof of it, that'Of 372 vessels returned to Francd' fipm Senegal and the Other French colonies, otjly.l6o gave no..cause of complaint; 51 were inspected, and the Captains . ' Were aired, but acquitted, some of them recovering daruages,and fil were _condemned. In speaking on this subject, M. Dudon - reniazitid, s that the English; .who had pretended to abOlish• the slave trade from humanity, do not restorei.the negroes to liberty who may be seized on board vessels engaged in the slave trade ; they take them to theMielves, and send Them: ta the English colo nies, where they are subjected to a rigorous system Dlislayery not for life, indeed, but , for .25 or 30 years. , • • ! --,-..., a ( From the Etoile.) - - 3 PARIS, MAY 1, —lt is not )illpW1)17)11 what tbundation Many French Journals announce 'that the French army. will giye , up the fortresses which it occupies in Spain.,on the Ist July. 7: Baron Strogonoff, Ambassador Extraordinary from his,ltia jesty the Emperor of-Russia,. arrived in the evening of the day -before yesterday•at, Paris. Prince Esterhazy, Ambassadot from Austria to the King or England, arrived.yesterday evening:— . His Excellency alighted at his hotel, rue d7Artois:. : ..4.- - • • . • . (From doligsiani!s iiressv ..) tger , ., -,, , .. :' ,iit PARIS, MAY 17,0 n NVeduesday t,lte Pauphiness• s.is raison her way to, Villeneuve . l'Etank; when site ' beheld ,a_procesmi4ol of the pa'tjsh:of Oarch, upoti the stune :road: Her Ittlattligh nessi . mmediately descended from het . cartialte, and. follait‘al Ole Only:Sacrament on tbot,tilL4- reached ‘7illeneuve l'pang, .:. which was tine Ofitl:staltti, -. i ' • Aecording the latest inteliiience froth IV ad tid ~ the Iclftg of Spain had regovered'fi:oin hia indisposition, nut still remain ed at Aranjuez.. -. . .., , , • Some foreigners,'whoSe'rpers were not' en regle, More ze ...:. . i cently been expelled front , Han. We learn from Fulde, in'Franconin, tliat the rich Jawish banker, Meyer Epstein, has just been imprisonedaliete,for,r. jury. This event is said to haie produced'a strong setts:,Vori in Germany. , . . town tantl received 6uiic e t the, 1 t m P o i sq fe n B- i s a c t r k C e ti ° u r c t t i t n en u t i r e 'l i ) . 3 s l diplomatic .perStmages reident Pier,. fhrioslimaartileaslfsticialetinitFaitfiractnol'-ai• and He alighted at an inn, but the Ftench•Ambassadcr itninediatvly sent him an invitation to take his lodging at the Hotel of. the Embassy. t-;. ~.. FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS,. MAN 17: —Five per 'Cents. opened at 101 f. /s(lc. ; .aosed .at hilt. 50e.,-Three per Cedts. 74f. 85c.—Neapolitan, Five per Cents. (Certificate Faleotltt,) 91f. 10c.—Royal Spanish Loan, 1823, 57f---.ExCha' . on London, one month; 24f 95e. ;* three months; 24f. 80i.... --(C 4), rs . I*, Authentigns. ) GREECE. ( From the Journal des Debuts, ) ZANTE. APalf;lB.-LThe following is a summary of the military events - Which have taken place in the Peloportnese, from the opening of the campaign down to the present day. Towards the end of February, the Egyptian tleet, und'de th e command of Ibrahim, son of Mehemet Ali, landed 4,500 - men at Coron and Modon, and a few - days afterwards tesecond divi sion of equal strength. After this *operation, three frigates, two corvettes, and six brigs of war, sailed on the nth Uaech into our road, where they -were informed by a than, mimed Cokkinnis, agent to the Vizier of Egypt. :that there were •cuilv four Greek ships employed in the blockade of Petras. 'TI: s information determined the squadron io steer for that cow c. They therefore took under their, escort a convoy,' composed of one Russian and nine - Austrian vessels, loaded With-provisions, from Constantinople and Alexandria : these they coteveyed: far as Lepanto.- • Oh the 28th, it became known here that the Egyptians hcd ravaged the villages lying in the neighbourhood of Cocoa 2t d Modon, and that the inhabitants had in consequence been obliged to abandon their i+onses and fly to Calarneta: We' be sides learnt that the army of Ibrahim was cothmantlettby man named a ci-devant French Colonel, ht present called Solitmin Rey, And also that the infantry' Wete tinder, the orders of one Ramey, a Fren . chman ,bybirth. . .7 On the tat April the Squadron of Admiral tan posed of forty sail, was in theileighbourhood of dos, in °laic: to watch the movements 'of the Capitan Paclia, • • .• : April 3.—Three vessels coming from Syriii,'Aloxitntiria'. and Cerigo, affirined that they had fallen 'in With, be' itfo,den, Greek squadron of thirty-five sail, cOmManded Saktaris, who visited their..' He informed them of art aci.V . ar.- tage gained by the Greeks over the trigvptilthli, betlec rino and %1 don. Nicetas, Burn:RP - ICC] Tureoptiagos.(the :Far - eater), had been undeceived relative to Q jaim?s,*ll6 had tzeu.:•, him in, and that he had withdrarn to the Stratarch V.,trigtm{; : at Dra , T,otnesua. in Acarnania. • , On the 11th .April the President Conduriottis, frivested-vith dictatorial powers, accompanied by. Constantin,' 13ot;aris,„.aral illautocordato, with 'B,OOO tntn:, was otil}f tw leagites from Na varino. There was in that town 1,500 men in *frt. iron ; the artillery was served by Hydriot cannonetts: - •A battery of eight heavy pieces of cannon had been raised onsthe Isle of Sphac teria, which defends the entrance of the port, with, a gartis6n of 600 men. •• • - .. • April 15.—This morning there arrived in the road. of Zaote a Speziot brig of war, sent by. Admiral Saktaris to:boy pttiii sions and munitions of kar t ; they were supplied.. • s - April 16.--Navarino, which hai 'been attacked these three days, defends itself heroically, and I dare assure you that not a single Turk will escape from the Pet o P o tmestA s ; our, army is full of ardour, whilst the Egyptians; re put' to gteat straits:in their confined positibtr. 00 Easter day. (104li April) we slew 400 of their men. Unfortunately, we have, tn . regret-the lass of third Son of Peter illavomichalis e' *hp, 'elite Is2l,tas lost a brother, two sons, a brothei-in-law,-tiepheWs. This brave piing man, whilst dying, exhorttdisi* , ilitterA)is relations' ' and all the Greeks present not td'vitefi Sat to reirge his death by the extermination or Abe barbarians.. A r i. 17. —Proyisioni,and multitiOns of *iir arenow setti)3 g not from'Zante, for NaVarihO f by Greek and Ibttian vessels,_. 'Tie Greek Government has t 016 tnumerkt .3 /s,oo l l!theli. and the number augments' • - • • r COunt iletaxoti, of 'Cephalonia, a l Ppointeti t 3 CoputiOsat Oinerat to the arth'y,' hat received piasties; ordakto make diffetetir porehisfes at t ilapte, whietiir . puNieltooo694lad 'without 'any obstacle an The part or. the Qpvet . hinint;:pitie,l4 tannic Ala,leity;Whiek'nerity, gloWsoe emOtricatiCaliYi.;:-; Jen • ' _ - ~,.• • •