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..,-. " l -,, .. . . :;. 1 - c-- NENING EDITiON .: 4 :::____/ .- - ) _......, , ....00 - ~4.0,. _.....,....._..„ ;-=.7: .""rii,..;" _ -) lir‘l'' , 11 11,' , . , ti 4 - t‘ , r,„r 0 .0.111._ 2 , 1 _ SALES BY AUCTION. . • , I g r. ,i i -..e • ' --, ~ -.„':,' l / 4 4.- - c P i ak r----- -i' si •?,,,j7) - , ~,. • '..i14 1 1. 'I : 1 , , • I ' ' 7,.." ) ...,, c 41 1.1 ,, Vc -. 1 ;s.„,i ..; v iL --i-- 4 ..t•N, 4- 1N DEVON, APPROACHINa - db › ,_ n% . 1 ;'. A `, ' --,, ~• "iel ~,s :,, 4 -.---- ~ , c lAN Fv , 4- . v '4, N-.L'''' •..::::'...---s ' ',--," „, , .'0 '7 ~:' ..,: t , ~,- *6 , 7 %. 4_ ,, , , X mN .. , - i-t - s' - y( I .*Vrri d i7 ' f- iii• '',1,3,7 ,"0 '' ' ,-- 0 \II -4bVigar 2±2 - .--,e, ." . tii . b --2.;. -t't - ' ' /RA D'' ,,,A 1 ' )/j), , 7--01. ilitigo Ili GP* -Po -,- ~,. f ! s :-. --- ,4 ' IMAM@ ''..L.l:3l•lll23esercr _ f-_4 *v G EDITION. REPOSITORY of SCULPTURE, MO NUMENTAL TABLETS, &c. TO AR. T he PROPRIETORS o f this TISTS REPOSITORY have the honour to acquaint Artists that their ESTABLISHMENT, at No. 22, PALL-MALL, is NOW READY for the reception of Monumental Tablets, Marble and Bronze Statues, Busts, Figures, Basso-R e li evos , M osa i cs, Vases, Ornamental Tables, Chimney Pieces, &c., on sale, on liberal terms. A prospectus, stating the regulations, to be had at the Office. IN DEVON, APPROACHING THE MARKET TOWN OF TAVISTOCK. AN EXCELLENT MODERN RESIDENCE, WITH PRO DUCTIVE GARDENS, ORCHARD, PLANTATIONS, AND MEADOWS ALTOGETHER 17 ACRES. R. GEORGE ROBINS is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on Tnuas- Dar, the !?6th of September, at Twelve o'clock, AN ELEGANT AND EXCEEDINGLY COMMODIOUS MANSION or rccent creation, an d finished in conformity present style; it is of the Doric order - of architecture, and the Facades admired for its bold proportions; it is not too large, but full of comfort, and the offices both within and without are of a corresponding character. The Kitchen Gardens are extensive, walled round, and very pro. &relive. The Flower Gardens and Pleasure Grounds display con siderable taste, with luxuriant plantation walks, which form a belt to the whole. Connected with this enviable property are SEVENTEEN ACRES OF CAPITAL MEADOW, the soil yielding the earliest and the richest produce for the Dairy. TAVISTOCK IS WITHIN ONE SHORT MILE, is a capital Market, with a first-rate public Library . an d W i thin a short drive of THE DUCHESS OF BEDFORD'S CHATEAU. In this little Purchase will be found the rare agremens of more of gaiety and of pi ivacy combined (that is if it be desired) than is usually attendant on country life. The scenery is everywhere most beautiful and of great extent, This rural seat is happily placed on the borders of a quiet vale, encircled by smiling hills and adorned by luxuriant foliage, which overshadow the evergreen walks—the lawn resplendent in cedar and chesnut trees. The lofty Torrs of Dartmoor are in view, and in the Forest will be found never-ceas ing temptation to the Angler and the Sportsman. The river Towy meanders, and forms the southern boundary to the rich meadows, with good trout-fishing. There are several Packs of Hounds hunt the neighbourhood. and ANNUAL PUBLIC RACES. ow Loading in the Princes Dock, Liverpool, and will posi tively sail on the 28th September. FOR BOMBAY, T HE splendid Teak-built Ship CITY OF POONAH, JAMES WILSON, Commander, A 1, at Lloyd's ; 550 tons burthen, coppered and copper-fastened ; on her first voyage, and is in all respects a most desirable oppor tunity. For Freight or Passage, having good and spacious accommo dation, apply to Messrs. Macdonald, Mine, and Co., or Messrs. Bold and Starkey, Liverpool ; or to Messrs. George Sangster and Co., 5, Queen-street, Cheapside, London. AT S EPTEMB 1, 1 GAME DUTY , 1839. LONDON, WESTMINST ER, AND MIDDL E SEX. FIRST PUBLICATION. ir .IST OF PERSONS w h o h ave ta k en out .1 GENERAL GAME CERTIFICATES at 3/. 13s. 6d. Ekin, William, Belle Sauvage Elder, 11. West on , Ci ty -road Eley, Charles, Isleworth Elliott, W. Capt.,l9, Seymour place Ellis, George, Edmonton Elli 3, James, 30, Melton -street, Euston-square • Ellis, John, Pinner Ellis, Joseph, Edmonton Ellis, Richard, 32, Harley-st. Ellis, Thomas, Whitechapel Elmore, George, Harrow Elnhinstone, James Buller, En field Engleheart, N. 8., Great Kni ;ht Rider-street Enock, John, 19, Great Marl borough-street Erswell, Henry, Pavement Et twell, W., Capt. ,p 7, Harley street podgson, John, 'Welbeck-street Hodgson, Rev. Hugh, Cloisters, Westminster >Hodgson, Thomas,jun., White chapel Hodgson, W. H., 10 Peterbo rough-place Hoddinott, Uriah, Bond-street Hodson, Joseph, Harrow Read, C. R., 1, Blandford-sq. Read, George, Esq., Poultney Hotel Read, John, Harrow Redmond, Francis, Swiss Tavern Reeve, Henry, Esq. ,9, Chapel street Reives, Colonel, 36, York-st. Repton, G. W. J. , Esq., Nor folk-street Reyner, E. P., :26, Great Mary_ lebone-street. Reynolds,Thomas, Whitechapel Rhodes, William, Isleworth Ricardo, Mortimer,- Chipping Norton Rice, Edward, Stanmore Richards, W., Old Brentford Rickards, E. H., 29, Lincoln's inn-fields Rickman, Joseph, Hungerford Wharf Riddell, Francis, Gray's. inn Riddell, John 11., Enfield Rigg, , Jonathan, _ Mark-lane, Tomlinson, Frederick, Clapcot Tomprett, Samuel, Fenchurch street Took, J., 4, Regent-street Townley, Major Chas., Covent garden Travers, Benjamin, Esq., Bru ton-street Trewheeln, W., Stoke Newing ton Trewlaney, H. 8., Esq., Hert ford-street Trimmer, T. E., Heston Tripp, Thomas, 84, Goswell-st. Trotter, John, Soho-sq. Trulack, John, Bow Trumper, George, Norwood Tuck, Thomas, Tottenham Tucker, George, Enfield Tucker, Henry, Lawrence-lane Tully, Thomas, Finsbury-pl ace , SOuth Tumm ell, Edw ard,252, Regent street Turner, J. C., Esq., Hanwell Turner, John, 31, King -street Turner, R. H., Crescent-place, Burton Crescent Twells, Philip, Lincoln's Inn each:— Abbott, Charles James, New. inn Abbs, William, Pinner Abeil Edward, Fish-street hill Adams, Robert, Esq , Queen street Adamson, J., 29 Ely-place Adey, Goodson, Lincoln's-inn Agar, W. T., Elm-lodge Ainslie, Robert, Park-street, Westminster Ainslie, Charles, Park-street, Westminster Aitkin, James, Hadley Aldebut, Isaac, Long-acre Aldred, E. R., Holborn-bridge Alexander, .1.8. Hornsey Alexander, George, Sudbury Alfrey, Wm., Lincoln's-inn fields Allison, Joseph, Regent -street Alstone, Sir C., Bart., Mount street Busk, E. P., Enfield Butter, Henry, Fenchurch-st Buxton, E. N., Brick-lane Buxton, William, Winchmore POLICIES OF INSURANCE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP Within the Old Signet Hall, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh, on TUESDAY, the 24th day of September current, at Two o'Clock in the afternoon, if not previously disposed of by private bargain, POLICY of INSURANCE, with the Scottish Widow's Fund Assurance Society, for , 3 P 001 ., dated 16th December, 1825, on the lif e o f a g e n tleman 'nen 33 years of age ; annual premium, 821. 2s. 6d. This policy amounts, with vested additions, to 3,779/. 2s. Upset price, 8601. hill Buzzard, J. E., Dalston Byron, Captain R. W., 22, Not tingham-place . Hogarth, Roger, Heston Hoggart, C. L., Edmonton Flolbrooke, James, Tottenham Holland, R. H., Staines FLalliday, Wm., Se) mour-mews Thomas, Esq., Oxford-st Holmes, Richard, Ivy Cottage Holmes, Thomas, Twickenham Home, R. H., Staines iloneyman, G., E., Esq., 95, Mount-street Hongwood, W. Esq., Isleworth Hounor, A., Lakeham 2. POLICY of INSURANCE with the Norwich Union Assurance Society, on the life of the same ger.tleman, for 3 ,000/. dated 26th December, 1825 ; annual premium, 781 . 7s. 6d. This policy am..unts, with a vested addition thereto in July 1830, to 3,0781. 7s. Upset price, 6251. For particulars apply to Mr. R. E. Scott, Aecountant, 57, Great King-street, Edinburgh. Evans, Alexander, Bedford-st. Evans, George, Ealing Evans, George, 48, Grafton-it., Tottenham-court-road Evans, J. P., 2, Keppel-street Evans, Robert Lloyd, Ealing Everett, Henry, Al iddle Temple] Eyston, George, Gray's Inn Hooper, Richard, Thaive's-inn Hopqgood, F. E., Hadley 'Hqpkins, Wm., Isleworth Hoesack, George J. , St. Mary's hill (Howard, Charles, Copthall ! court, andofNorwood,Surrey Howe, jun., John, St. Dun atan's Hill Ayr—Thomas M'Clelland, Banker. Bradford— George Rogers. , 1011 mfries—Willi am Th omson , j u n. ",,undee—p. H. Thorns, St. Andrew's-place. Glasgow —J. P. Beveridge, 76, St. Vincent-street. Greenock—James Turner, Writer. Hu ddersfield—Hugh Watt. Kelso —John Waldie, Commercial Bank. Lee ds —William Ward, Solicitor. Liv erpool —Messrs. Arthur Onghterson and Co. Man c h ester—Thos. Boothman, jun. New castle—Charles Bertram, Esq, Perth —R. H. Moncrieff, Writer. Zet land—Jaies Greig, Writer, Lerwick. INVALID INSTITUTION, shire.DENPAM-PARK, near UXBRIDGE, Buckingham- N. B. Entran ce L o d ge at t h e en d of the avenue at the 1 7 t h 'ldle stone from London, on the high road to . Oxford. PATRO - . His Royal Hi g hness the D N uke of SUSSEX. VICE-PATRONS. His Grace the Duke of Rich- The Right Hon. the Vice mond Chancellor he Most Noble the Marquis of i Sir Eardley Wilmot, Bart., Westminster M. P. The Right Hen. the Earl of t Sir Harry Verney, Bart., M.P. Chichester Sir Charles Forbes, Bart. The Right Hon. Lord Wharn-Mr. Baron Gurney ffe !J. P. Plumptre, Esq., M.P. The Right Hen. Lord Seaford 1.1. J. Briscoe, Esq., M.P. — This is an establishment for nervous and mental invalids of Loth sexes, conducted on highly improved moral and social Principles, and managed by a Committee of Gentlemen on a soale of very superior comfort and elegance. VThe medical department is entirely confided to an able and Jperienced physician, constantly resident in the house (C. A. Punt, Esq., M.D. ), whilst a number of well-educated and ta lented persons, male and female, are conducting the moral and social treatment of the patients, which is here carried out to an extent never before attempted ; and with a success, even be yond what was ever anticipated. Those who have visited Denham Park have admitted that no c orrect :dea can be formed of this establishment, except by Personal inspection, all detailed description is the re f ore avo id e d 55 this ad v ertisement, an d th ose who have friends or relatives Nuirin g kind protection and constant medi ca l care are earnestly tu vited to visit Denham Park. P rospectuses and further particulars may be had on applying l it a lette r or personally to Messrs. Boone, Booksellers, 29, New t, Rd-street, London, or to James Taylor, Esq., Secretary to " I nstitution, addressed, Denham-park, near Uxbridge, Bucks. I - /IVIES'S CANDLES, 6id. per lb. ; Wax At Candles, ls. 2d. • Fine Wax, Is. bd. ; extra fi ne N '414, Wax Wicks, 8d:; transparent W ax , I s . 9d. • ge ne sperm. Is 9d. ; genu i ne Wax, 2s. Id. ; Yellow 'Soap, 5.4 4 ., and 6os. per ll2lbs. ; Mottled, 62s and 665. ; WWindsor, ls. 4d. per p ac k et; Palm, Is. 4d. ; ' Old Brown indsor, Is. 9d. ; R ose , 2 s . ; Camphor, 2s. ;Almond Soap, 2a. 6d. ; superfine Sealing Wax, 4s. 6d per lb. ; genuine Nlerrn Oil, Bs. 6d. per gallon. For Cash, at DAVIES'S Old-Established Warehouse, 63, Nt• hlartin's-lane, opposite New Slaughter's Coffee-House. tp. SCOTT'S APERITIVE FOUNTAIN. „ little plain water applied by this elegant apparatus pre ;mein.' confinement of the bowels, with its pernicious conse ren: ces, and precludes thereby the no less disagreeabl e . and in 'nous effects resulting from the habitual use of opening me ake;lies• The Fountain is superior to any lavement machine, afford s the desirable convenience of being (with its con- A' l4l Conveyabl e in the pocket, or in lady's reticule, to any Iroprlate place, t o t a lly excludes air, which has long been a teraturn, and may be applied by a child. ite 0 it SCOTT'S CORNETS, for Deafness, are the smallest 4hitistie instrument s hith er t o cons t ruc t e d ; ma y b e worn un d er o or bonnets, and, ther e f ore , ena bl e d ea f p ersons t o h ear or 01 7 2 - 3 well as at h ome w i thout i nconvenience to themselves lo ud i`glog others to approach unpleasantly near, or to speak sta Sca 'nt a tialous impositions being practised, it is expedient to Sup er rat the genuine instruments can be obtained only of the doo r Ptendent at Dr. Scott's Repository, 369, Strand, three 'Tom Exeter Hall. lET.—NERVOUS and BILIOUS DI& :b„_ ORDERS speedily and permanently CURED by a in of diet adapted to respective cases, without the aid of th"ucine. Indigestion with its consequences and other disor -3;4 in any degree dep en di ng on t h e b ii i ary system cured on the ' ll le principle. W. BROWN, of Midhurst, Sussex, particularly Istses those persons who, past middle life, find their 4 41 1 and strength declining. Mr. B. occasionally comes to " to see patients, but correspondence detailing cases is • 7 ` 4 erkl sufficient. 4ORISON'S PILLS CAUTION.— ho w Whereas spurious imitations of m y M e di c i nes are . h ere k ln cir cu l at i on, I , JAMES MO RISON, the Hygeist, iuY give notice, that none can be genuine without the words den t Unive rsa l M e di c i nes " are engrave d on the Govern- RrTtit ritam , c tp, affixed to each box, in white letters upon a red 11 •1 ° 1t i b d Only by the General Agents to the British College of N ",... their Sub-Agents. the ° '-lemist or Druggist is authorised by me to dispose of aatue. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand, ter JAMES MORISON, th e H yge i s t. 14 'h College of Health, 2, Hamilton-place, GENER AL New-road, London, 1839. ' 4R AL DEPOTS in LONDON for the SALE of the MEDICINES. Medical Dissenter Office, 368, Strand. Mrs. Twell, 10, Hand-court, Holborn. Mr. Good, Western Branch, 72, Edgeware-road. Mr. Field, 65, Quadrant, Regent-street. Mr. Lofts, 3, Park-place, Mile End -road. Messrs. Hannay and Ce., 63, Oxford-street. s 4 fr . Ch a pp e ll, 8 4 , L om b ar d- street. 'lr. J. Kaines, 20, New-road, St. George's East. Mr. Saw, Grocer, Tabeanacle-walk, Finsbury. 9 6 Alr. Lefts, 8, Waterloo-terrace, Commercial-road. N.,s) eIIEAPSIDE, AND 39, ALBEMARLE-STREET, PICCADILLY. ,sSTIMONIAL LIST No. 2.—SPEC xlzv s Tb TACLE LENSES upon a new construction, and i‘tnir;',,l.LE VOICE CONDUCTons for DEAF PERSONS. The :41 1iii„ - '). and B. SOLOMONS, Opticians mid Aurists to the Royal , - ,,Nyl Wish t o c all attention to the testimonies in favour of their 1 - ilis i Pented SPECTACLE LENSES, fr om some of the most Ili W e - 4 lernbers of the medical professio n : . PIN:. he undersigned, have o!en for some time making use of _ellet.oolornons' newly invented Spectacle Lense s ; the astonishing pe e oey aff rd to imperfect vision gives them the decided prefer ii.i"ll4l—sve‘e'reyrYalthetryk.irnd of Lens—the clearness of the transparency y distinct, and enables individuals to view the I:leax-Zitite pa j r e t e icle s- with perfect accuracy. They are particularly -,i'lleri fight candle light, as they appear cooling to th e eight, and 0 43 , 1 - ;,l'ight and brilliant lights : c b tn. tie ' Gorden, Esq., M.D. .. 1 -W ell Es q ,, D Bennett-street, Bath. 11 elw()Q • ' q. ' -' " dford bell iz , d, Esq., M.D., Bien , b .. hr. ta'-awrence, Esq., M. 0., fen 3. liiiCox l ,t' Maddox-street. 'grl?,J.L.eaiPrieesso.n, Surgeon 36,, 21, South Audley-street. A " I ll'seli:Vri, Esq.,_ Albemarle-street. eo ,23 Broad-street, Golden-squar e . ';'lliZklririci;le,' ,burgeon, Su n rgelm, 10, Charlotte-stre a e r t e , Bloomsbury, ii.j, waiziner, Esq . ., Surgeon, 26, Ber o kley i s t q . b l \r e ; It e ,, i, Z: Surgeonn, 23 . , 1 Ch t- ar s i tr t ee te- t, B r u e r e u t n , s ß w l i o c o k in 4 s q b u n a r r y e .. ' 4 re . ..." 4 cks to!) - N , t ' s ' 39 Upper Thames-street. 9., Surgeon;P V o l l m an o d-street, Walworth. 4. 1 4 13 4 , h , Pulling, Esq., burgeon, it h • A iii '.'arn, Esq., Surgeon, 1, t Birmingham. 1) t!ii.4., er.dett, Esq., Surgeon, Paradise-stree , Pirsonage-row, Newington. 1 3 ) oh eei rlith s , Esq., Surgeon Wrexham. ir tilry , Y L E S_ (1 Surgeon, Falmouth. "., Surgeon, Rosen, Lincolnshire. I n 14 i , Dla om &c. &c. &c. r ) li gsr s , Nol a the above Secord List Testimonials before . th e Public the Di tte ris h ave ,_YoICE i ONDUC i OR by IlerseltATivlri,,s _Opticians and Aurists state that their INVISIBLE tits,r'o 'an sth '-'een greatly benefited, is not larger . which t h thousands n a ven- of Deaf llg .ii or e hn .!n fixed into the cavity of the ear is soft an i d ec e e as o y ew a o n o d i `laysl, pike loinflrtable nor perceptible than having a . P Wi th '..liy its use the faintest whisper at a public assembly is t ~.., distinctness I ,l' i , ki;",loortant new ' invention s are patronised by their Majesties k s i t l 'ee,,,s s a l'd Queen of Hanover, and their Royal Highnesses the Nislterhoe.s44ii,iritnacean.ed.Soliparhyia6hderßoSesar,ene Highness the Princess I n' ' h ea'si% . E " and his Grace the Duke of 1! 4,, t„,,quC1et.,,..,_a,n0l ,tfl); Agrlioriarle-street, hise°4.tte that ric, Traveller:nresieniti°pnl:;eill'eliCyretritoitvels lisect.aet... I : - 4 1- ----- iid i e NS Of RE.6.----------PORT WINE, Tea, Fruit, z IIVA I A L Z , .111 every Vegetable Matter, are entirely removed 41 , 9 r'o'lb,bo! Illlb M'.%Tll7.'hllV i t s id:aces t and oth i efalirgs : it, 4 1 1 rig the 7B thet,above stains from Ladies' I W.W l l) N re:ses', without y . 1 ‘ 1 ;..11. Hudso n and Co m ibit tl y !: zh y r Ai, ` 2 P:44,:in4yrig.:71.17,4137zaii"--enetsri-cdafb.uwr ,i without r t es, injury atolltkhiendteo 4,1. Butler at :s., :3a., a f t u d p r i t :e n c r;f l :t u l c i r e l e : e c i m i L ot i i , i n i t .7 2.7 t : and each. Sold also Oill,s , 1 . . i ' London ; 'Sarei Hawk'ins °wards ~ „ght and 'tidier,' Bristei • .sutto n and Co. ; and ar i ll 14 hue. Brighton Binns, ntiiit iinarsdho,Zork; and most VentlersofiTlgedicitiri?ereataugShncleuettge SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND and LIFE ASSURANCE, founded A.D. 1815, on the original basis of the London Equitable. Present Accumulated Fund up wards of 830,0001., Annual Revenue upwards of 150,0001. Whole profits belong to the assured, divisible every seven years. The Surplus Profits ascertained at 31st December last were sufficient to secure— A retrospective bonus of two per cent. per annum, or 14 per cent. for the septennial period, not only on the original 'nal assured but likewise on the bonus additions previously declared. 2. A contingent perspective bonus of two per cent. per an num, to be paid f rom 31 s t D ecem b er l as t," on , all policies of five T a et,r_s' standing that may emerge before the 31st December, u I , c " 0 , whe the e next investigation and consequent declaration of nlus take n s plac. Tables of rates of premium, and every necessary information, Say be o b ta i ne d on appl i cation ( i f b y l etter, post pa id) to t h e head office in Edinburgh, or to any of the Society's Agencies. JOHN MACKENZIE, Manager. Edinburgh, 5, St. Andrew-square, September 1839. AGENCIES. qu A berdeen — Alexander Ni c ol, W e llington-street, Waterloo % A. Alston ' Wm., Belle S auvage, and Sudbury, biuffolk Amos, Wm., Walbrook Anderson, Eustace, Kensing ton Anderson W., 19, Great Marl borough-street Andrews, Edward, Kensington Andrews, G. W., Old Brent ford Annett, Edward, Hampton Annett, Lewis, St. Swithin's lane Appleton, Henry, Harmonds worth Archer, J., 3 High Holborn Aris, John, Ratcliffe Armstrong, W., 21, South-st Armstrong, Sir R., Pall-mall Arundell, Ferdinand, 69, Gos well-road Ashby, George C., Isleworth, Ashby, Charles, Staines Ashby, Morris, Staines Ash well, Thomas, Shoe.lane Attwood, Alfred, Kensington Aubert, J. L., Clapton Austen, D. E., Chelsea Bacon Francis, Canonbury square Bacon, Hunkey, jun., Totten- ham Baildon, Francis, Highbury Bailey, John, , Esq., Davies-st Bailey, J. W., Gracechurch-st Bailey, William, Southampton street, Islington Bainbridge, George Mash, St. James's-place Bainbridge, Henry, St. Paul's, Church-yard Baker, Colonel, 3, St. Alsan's place Baker, F. S., Aylesbury-street Clerkenwell Baker, George, Chelsea Baker, Thomas, 20, Maiden lane Baldry, William, S., Twick enham Ballance, Thomas, St. George's] East Barber, Joseph,Lower Thames. street, and of Clayton-rise . Surrey Barber, "Leonard, 5, Pen ton-st. Barker, Robert, Finchley Barnard, Thomas, New Broad street Barnes, Edward. Esq., Pic cadilly Barnes, Frederick John, Fen church-street Barnes, H. H., Esq., Stamp-, ford-hill Barnes, J. D, Tottenham Barnes, T. F., 395, Oxford-st Barnett, J. L., Stoke New. ington Barnett, John, jun., Stoke Newington Barnett, R. H., 25 Chester. terrace, Regent's -park Barron, Charles, 17, Pall-mal Barron, C. S., 17, Pall-mall Barrand, James, Whitefriars Barton, Captain, Willsdon Barton, Samuel, Willsdon Batcock, Thomas, Chelsea Bateman, Thomas, Gray's-inn Batt, George, West Drayton Batt, Joseph, West Drayton Beal, T. 8., 2 Fitzroy-square Beaseley, Thomas, Uxbridge Beauclerk, Lord Frederick, Burlington Hotel Beauclerk, Wm., Esq., Ches ter-street Beckford, T. S., Fulham Beckford, Wm., Fulham Beckham, George, Esq., 39 Lower Ebery-street Beckham, William, Little Car. ter-lane Bedford, C. S. K., 4, Bedford. row Beeson, James, Tottenham Belk, Edwin, 174, Totenham court-road Benbow, John, 86, Mecklen burgh-square Benn, Charles, Cranford Bennett, E., 2, Great Russell street Bennett, George,B, Great Ches terfield-street Benton, J., 25, Everett-street Berkeley, C., 25, Montague street Berkeley, Craven, Hon., Cran ford Berkeley, Henry, Hon., Cran ford Berkeley, T. M. F., Hon., Cranford Betts, John, Goldsmith-street Betts, Thomas Hackney-road Bigg, S. H., West End-lane, Hampstead Bigoujare, Cesare, Kensington Bingley, Henry, East Smith field Bingley, John, Aldgate High street Bird, James Hammersmith Bird, William, jun., Hammer smith Birkhead, Benjamin, Chelsea Birt, Jacob, Myddleton-square Bishop, John, Esq., Sunbury Blackburn, G. H. Old Broad street Blake, Francis, Hillingdon Bland, Joseph, Stanwell Bleay, Martin, Kingsbury Bliss, E., Cambridge-street Blower, E. H., Collingwood street, St. Lake's Bloodsworth, J. F. Esq., Thomas-street Blunden, William, Weymouth street, Camberwell Boards, Edward, Tottenham Bockett, William H., 19, Doughty-street Boddington, William, Rugby, Warwickshire Bodkin, William, Lower-heath, Hampstead Boldero, Colonel, Mount-street Bond, Frederick, Kingsbury Bones, J., Maida-vale Booker, Eleazar, Edmonton Bosanquet, Dlr. Jibtiee, 12, Montague-place Boston, Joseph, Kingsland Boucher, Edward, Tottenham Boughton, Peter, Isl ewort h Boughey, W. T., 5, Argyle-pl Bouchier, Charles, 66, Wim pole-street Bowden, John, Enfield-cha se Bowles, Captain William, Hill stree t Boyd, Christopher, Clapton Brailsford, Richard, Enfield Branscomb, Robert, Old Fish street Brew, William, Hillingdon Briant, Robert, Goldsmith-st Bridge, Alfred Charles, Middle , Temple Brierley, Willi am Stretton, Warw ickshire Bright, Brailsford, Bishops gate-street-within Britten, Frederick, Suffolk -lane Britten, Thomas, Suffolk -lane Bromley, Henry, 13, Seymour place, Camd en - town Bromley, R. M„ Somerset house Brooke, Horace John, Thaviesl Inn Cooper, 'W. D C., Highgate Cooper, J. L., Highgate Cooper, John, %Church-street I Lambeth Cooper, Captain, Feltham Cope, Arthur, Esq., 32, Park, street Copeland, W. T., Lincoln's. inn-fields Corbould, Henry, Crescent• place Corder, Charles, 82,Charlotte. street Corder, R. A., jun., 82, Char. lotte-street Coster, James, jun., Fountain- court Coulthurst, W. M., Streatham , Coulthurst, H. H., Streatham Coulthurst, Rev. E., Streatham Coulthurst, Nicholas, Strea tham Cousins, Henry, Osnaburgh house, Regent's -park Cox, Algernon, Hillingdon Cox, R. H., Hillingdon Cox, Joseph, Heston Cragg, R. J., Whitechapel Crampton, J. N., Harefield Cresswell, W. H., Albion-st. Crew, William, Ratcliffe Cripps, John, Newgate-street Cubitt, Thomas, Aldermanbury Cullingworth, C. W., Old Broad-street Curry, William, 6, Old Palace yard Ciirswell, William, Alaida-vale Curties, William, Doctors' Commons Curtis, W. 8., Cannon street Curtis, Thomas, Edmonton Cross, Thomas, Frith-street Dalton, N. W. G., Grecian ' hotel Dampier, S. R., Bond-street Dancer, Francis, Harrow Dancer,'T. R., Harrow Daniel, Joseph, Adelphi Davey, James, Parker-street Davis, James, Twickenham Davis, Edward, Esq., George. street Davis, Francis Henry, Esq., Park-lane Davis, Thomas, Chelsea Davis William, Upper-street Dawkins, Edward James, E s q., Upper Brook-street Daws, George, Bedfont Day, William, 353, Strand Deane, Richard, Esq., Halkin street Death, Jeremiah, Hoxton Delafield, William, Castle-st. Dendy, A. H. 16, Montague street Dennis, James, Islington Dennis, William, Denmark terrace !Desborough, Lawrence, Sise lane Deverill, Thomas, 1, Orchard street ;Devonshire, John Kemp, New- court !Dewy, George, 59, Middleton street Diamond, W. 8., Weston-st., Somers- town Dickenson, Dickson, j James, Edmonton John, Isleworth Dodds, William, Tottenham Done, W. A., In ner Temple Dowell, William Peyton, Ham mersmith Dossetor, Thomas, Poultry Douglas, Sir Charles, Woodside Dover, William, Edmonton IDowdeswell, G. M., Inner Temple Downes, Edward F., 14, War wick -street Drake, John, Enfield Drummes-snd o, Lieut. - C o l . 8., Charl Drummond treet D , Rob ert, K ingsbury market worth, Tho mas, Newgate- Durrant, I3osville, Gray's Inn Dutt, John, Upper -street Duval, Lewis, Lincoln's Inn Brooks, Edward, Spital squ are Brooks, Z., 7, Featherstone_ buildings Brown, James, South-place Brown, John, Cousin -lane Brown, P. A., 41, Devonshire_l place Brown, William, Minories Browning, Henry, Mark -lane Brumbridge,_ Thomas, F e lth am Bryan, J. W., Fleet -street Buck, Edward, Holborn-hill Buckingham, Frank, Bartho lomew-lane, and of Waltham stow, Essex Buckle, William Boyd, Mark lane Bull, John, Hoxton Bull, Richard, Upper-street,' Islington Eade, W. A., Lincoln's Inn Thinyon, C. J., Uxbridge Earle, Henry, Fladong's Hotel, Burley, William, 25 , York-place Vern-street Burnister, Richard, Stanmore- Easum, R. 11., Rateliff Edwards, John, Holborn-hill park Cadge, George, 13, Compton-st Campbell, H. J., Kensington Campbell, G. , 12, Regent -st Campbell,A. E.,Esq.,Hampton Capam, W. li. , 29, Great Port laud-street Carbonnell, .1. S., 182, Regent street Carbury, Edward, Enfield Carr, J. R., Liverpool -street Carr, George Bowness, Law. rence Pountney-hill Carter, Edward, Edgware Carter, William, Bethnal green-road Cartwright, Samuel, Old Bur lington -street Catley, Rev. S. R., Fulham Cator, Charles, 44 Lincoln's . inn -fields Catlin, J. I%L, 39, Ely-place Chadwick, H. S., Esq., 36, Hertford-street Charnberlayne, John, 21, Hen rietta -street Chambers, Richard, Lodge road, St. John's-wood Chambers, D. L., Bishopsgate street Without Chandler, Thomas, Isleworth Chandler, Robert, Laleh am Chantry, Sir Francis, Eccles stone-street Chaplyn, H. C., 53, Lincoln's inn-fields Chapman, Daniel, Cranford Chapman, Edward, 40, Devon shire-street Chappel, Chas., South Minims Charlesworth, John, South Mimms Chariesworth, Edward, 103, Great Russell-street Charleton, Edward, St. Mary at-hill Charrington, A., Esq., Hamp ton Chatterton, Sir W., Bart., Seymour -place Chewton, Henry, Oxford-st. Chilow, W. H., Enfield Chiston, Col., Audley-square Chitty, James, Old Brentford Chomondeley, Joseph, 3 Not tingham-place Christie, James, Kensington Clare, George, Esq., Mount. street Clarke, Thomas, Tottenham Clark, John, Crutched Friars Clark, Henry, Fleet-street Clark, Giles, 62, Upper Sey m.iur-street Clarke, Gifford, Willsden Clarke, T. S., Ickenharn Clarke, T. S., Ruislip Clarkson, Frederick, Great Carter-lane Clay, William, Esq., M.P., Twickenham Clayard, Robert, Lisle-street Clayton, Michael, Lincoln's- Inn - Cleft, W. T., Newton-street Clegg, Edmund, Coleman-st • and of Devonshire-terrace. Marylebone • Clegg, James; Colman-street ; and of Devonsihre-terrace, Marylebone Clifford, C. H., Shadwell Clift, Charles, 198, Regent-st, Clode, George, Mark-lane Clode, Nathaniel, Mark-lane Clode, Robert, Globe-court, Fish-street Hill Clowser, E. P., Mount-lodge d Hampstead Clutterbuck, Peter, Stanmore Clutterbuck, Thomas, Stan more Codd, E. S.; 15,Fludyer-street, and Great Massingham, Nor folk Cohen, Richard, Shacklewell Coleman, John, Cannon-street Coley, Charles, Lower-load Collins, John, Sudbury Collins, James, Enfield Collins, C. G. H., Haymarket Condell, C., 18, Cambridge terrace Coney, Bicknell, jun., United Service Club hall Connop, Newill, j un ., Whi te - Connop, William, Enfield Cook, Henry, 65, Upper North place, Gray's-inn-road Cooke, Charles, 45, Doughty street Cooke, Colonel, R. H., Upper- Brooke-street Coombe, Boyce, Acton Coombe, B. H., Acton Faber, P William Heston _ _ Gillespie, Aleaander,33, York place Goodman, W., Hampton Goodson, Mr., 41, Craven-st. Gordon, C. S., Great Mylep, Essex Gordon, J. F., Great Mylep, Essex Gordon, G. A., Great Mylep Essex Gorton, Richard, Islington Grace, Capt. P., 10, Mount-st. Graham, J. D., Cranford Gi aham, James, Heston Graham, John, 25, Everett-at. Grant, Colonel, Park-st. Grant, General, Grosvenor-sq. Grant, Joseph, Stampford-hill Gray, Benjamin, Edmonton Greavely,Ticburst,2,Charles-vt Green, George, 28, Upper Hat , ley-st. Green, Wm. Henry, Basinghall. street Greenfell, R. W., Horse-shoe wharf Greenwood, Major J., Grego Queen-st. , Westminster Gregory, G. 8.,41, Bedford-roffi. Grogory, J., Clement's Inn Gregory, J. A., Gray's Inn Grevelle, Algernon, Hillingde i t Griggs, J. R., Enfield Grillion, Piere, Acton Grinstead, Thomas, Redburn Herts. Grisewood,George,6,Finsbury. place _ _ G;ove, John, Norwood Gude, R., jun., George-yard, Lombard-st. Gurney, George, Kensington Gurney, John, Northolt Gurney, William, Esq., Lia m er's Hotel Guthrie, J. P., Esq.,4,Berkelef - street Gye, Frederick, jun., Fleet-st.j and Vauxhall Haffendon, Thomas, Hanwell Haines, Thomas, Liverpool-rd . Haines, W. F., Harefield Hale, John, Poultry Halflude, George, 7, Coventry street Hall, J. C. 2, King's-ro a d Hall, Michael, St. Paul's Church-yard Hallewell, Richard, 35, Alfred place Hammond, John, Lea-bridge Hand, F. J., 39, Guildford-st Hankey, Beaumont, Mincing lane Hankley, Frederick, 14, Lower. Berkeley-street Hansler, R. J., 40, Woburn place Hanster, Sir J., Tavistock-sq Harly, J . 8., Poplar Harman, Frarcis, Tottenham Harman, Samuel, Uxbridge • Harman, William, Uxbridge Harman, John, Enfield Harris, John, Staines Harris, Samuel, Hackney-road Haut Hart, Albany Hartwell, J. C., Dalston Harvey, D. 8., Tottenham Harwood, Charles, Kensington Hastie, M. P., Archibald,West.- street, Finsbury-circus Hatch, William, Hanworth Hathway, Robert, College-hill Rayne, C. S., 23, Upper Wins pole-street Haynes, Edward,43, Lincoln's in inn-fields Hayward, Robert, Brunswick. place Hayward, W. F., 25, Fitzroy-sq Hayward, J. R., Parliament-st Haywood, S. T., Aldgate, and' the parish of St. James, Bury St. Edmund's Heath, William, Edmonton Heeme, Abraham, 12, Bland ford-square Helps, B. Bayswater Henbrey,James, Little Carter lane Herbert, Thomas, Harrow Heritage, Henry, Friday-streo Heriot, John, Old Jewry, and of Foley-hills, Berwickshire Deseltine, W. K., Churoh, court, Clement's-lane, and of Woking, Surrey Hetherington, Wm., Hammer smith _ Hibbert, George, Bill iter-sq Hickling, B. W., Noble-street Hicks, Thomas, 7, Henrietta• st Higgins, Richard, 6, York-build ings, Manchester-sqaure Higgs, John, Harrow Hill, C. H., Canonbury Hill, Henry, Gray's-inn Hill, Joseph, Harrow Hill, Samuel, Canonbury H oo i gr , ek S ,i n . js . G , , p. 5: 2 i .cH , l ß eaar e tt r ih, n 2 e , r s i s p tre , e t HHllli Hitchcock, c: o Thomas, iscika.:njju .e o aissi l ,t d e Nas ß t or Smithfield e it t n hh t ofi c o r et d d H H o o d b g so e n s.: J C . . W Gordon -ph Dough ty-streetH, Cambridge -terrace Fagg, Bedfont, Bedfint Fairbank, Thomas, Thiberton street Fane, A., J., 8, Southampton, street. Farmer, Charles, Isleworth Farmer, Daniel, Aldgate Farmer, James, King-street, Clerken w ell Farrell, Rev. M., Fornival's-, inn Faulkner, Geo. , 1, Bedford-row Fellows, Henry, Queenhithe Ferrers, Edmund, Harrow Field, Francis, Finchley Field, George Ventris, Finehle Fisher, Wm., Crooked-lane Fitzalan, Hyde, Hyde-park-pl Fleming, Joseph, Newgate-st. Forrester, John, Harrow Forsbery, John Fras., Duke• street, St. James's Forshall, James, Mead's-place Forsyth, William, Twickenhau Fortescue, William, Smith field-bars Frampton, W. H., Gray'sAini Fritehley, Richard, Northamp• - " • ton-street Frodsham, H.J. , Gracechurelt street Frogley, R. A., Esq., Heston' Fry, Furney, Bow Fuller, Geo. Arthur, Cornhill . Fysh, William, Islington Gallienne, Abraham, 115, Gos well-road Gamble, Joseph, SouthWharf road Gannon, Edwd. Michael, Turn ham-green Gardner, Henry, St. George's East Garnon, Richard, Enfield Garratt; John Henry, 62, Wel beck-street Gaviller, Alexander, Clapton George, Augustine King, En field Gibbons, John, Hornsey Gibbons, Sir ohn, Stanwell Gibbons, John, Esq., Stanwell Gibbons, R. K. Shepperton Giddons, J., Bedfont Gill, Sir Robert W., Chelsea Gillespie, Robert, 33, York-pl Gillespie, Robt, jun., 33, York • place Gillett, John, Tavistock-street Ginger, William, Pinner Ginn, T., jun., •2, King's-road, Gipps, J. M., 25 Rathbone-pl. Gladvvin, W. R., Watling-st Glasse, W. 8., Lincoln's Inn Glossop, J. J., Isleworth Glover, William, Serle-street Goding, James, Esq., 2, Bel grave-square Goding, Henry, Esq., Gros venor-place Goldfinch, H. A., Highgate-rise Gonne, Charles,l9, Gloucester place Goodall, Ferdinand, Twicken ham Howell, John, Queenhithe Howell, Frederick, Queenhithis Hull, Warner, Furnival's-inn Hulls, F. 8., Cromer-street Hunt, Samuel, Harmondsworth Hunt, Josiah, Hayes I llarley, Alfred Wm., Hayes 'Huskinson, General, Mount-st Hyde, R. W., Tottenham l lbbetson, H. D., 34, Chester. terrace, Regent's-park Ingram, James, 9, Vere-streel IrAug, Wm., St. George's-st. Irving, John, Esq., Ashford trying, John, jun., Ashford : JaVe i s uo on, Geo. s , Crescent-place, hekson, William, Leadenhall qtreet - Jaoquet, J. H., West Drayton James, John, Westbourn-green Starnes, Chas., Lower Thames street ‘ i ion, Henry, Tottenham ion, Edward, Tottenham is, John, 6, Circus-road, fIS. John's -wood fay,. Samuel, Lincoln's•-inn Jefferson, John, Upper-st, Jennings, R. W , Bench-hill Jenkins, Abel, New-inn Jeseop, Joseph, Chiswick Ueys, F., 19, Chancery-lane Johnson, John, Highgate Johnson, John James, Esq., Duke-street Johnson, Murray Maxwell, Win anger -street Johnson, Thomas, Harrow Johnston, F., Major, 28, Wim pole-street .idly, Frederick, Stoke New ington Jones, David, Exmouth-street Jones,lsaac,ls,Salisbury-place, New-road Jones, John, Clapton Jones, Frederick, Lincoln's-inn Joyce, Isaiah, Islington Xeeble, Henry, Hornsey Keen, James, Garlick-hil Keen, Edwar'd, Hayes empsted, J., 21, Montague. place Kenah, Colonel, Regent-street ent, F. F., Fulham endall, H. E., 17, Suffolk-st ,Kidney, Joseph, Greenford King, William. Chiswick .... _, . E: Kink, Robt., Esq., 24, Chester street King, D av id, E ng li s h-hi g h way ir.g, Francis, j un ., St anmore King, Thomas, T o tt en h am King, Henry, Cannon-street iog, Thomas, Sunbury Kiutton, N., Lamb's Conduit-st. liirby, Daniel, Ruislip Kirkman, Joseph, Soho-square ,Kirkman, Henry, King Wil liam-street Oakes, Colonel, Park-street Grosvenor-square Oakley, William, Whitechapel Oliver, Samuel, 83, Dutton. garden Kitchin, Edw., Esq., Queen-st, Knevitt, George, Isleworth Knevitt, Wm., Isleworth Knight, John, Hendon Knight, Thomas, Edmonton fight, Frederick, Edmonton night, George, Chelsea Koole, J. H., Edmonton Koole, C. E., Edmonton 011iver, George, Ealing Orchard, Thomas, Finchley Orton, Thomas, Edgeware Osborn, D. 0., Whetstone Osman, George, Finchley Osmond, John, South Mimms Oswin, Charles, 72, Harley-ist. Owen, Capt. J. F., New Or in ond- s treet Oxley, Henry, Hindon Lacy, Thomas, King's Arms-yd. Lamb, Roger, 11, Little Pulte - ney-street !Lamb, H enr y, S a li s b ury - square Lamb, Robert, Harefield Lambert, F., Acton Lambert, Thomas, 32, Tavi stock-square Lampson, C. M., Queen-street place Lander, John, Belle Sauvage Lang, Jos,eph, Tollington-park Langton, H. J., Upper Tharnet street `Lascelles, Col., Grosvenor-sq. Lascelles, Rowley, Esq., Gros • venor-street 'Lay, John, Savage-gardens Leach, John, Upper Thames-st. .teary, J. F., House of Lords l Leather, Joseph, Hadley , George, Leadenhall-street William, Uxbridge 1.4d0y, G. 8. , Piccadilly Le Grand, John, Uxbridge iLeigh, George, London-wall 'Leigh, Geo., St. James's Palace , Loth, Cornelius, Fountain-ert. Leudon, W. E., Esq., Eliza. beth-street Lewis, George, Esq., Exbury. street , Lewis, Charles. Esq.,Belgrave. street, south Lightfoot, Thomas, Old Bur lington-street Lightfoot, T. S., Old Burling ton-street Lightfoot, W. H., Old Bur lington -street lambert, John, 32, Tottenham court-road Lipscomb, J., Esq., Curzon-st. Lister, Col. W., Greenford .Little, William , Bishopsgatt..- street-within Littler, Henry, Swan-street, Minorics Lloyd, James, Twickenham Lochner, C. P., Enfield o.odnington, Henry, 28, Mar garet-street Lomas, William, Paddington Louch, John, Shadwell Love, James, Finchley Love, Martin, Stamford-hill Love, William, Stoke Newington Love, James, Finchley Lovell, Frederick, Bishokisgate. street-within, and of Enfield Middlesex Painter, James, Howland -st. Tottenham-court-road Palmer, William, Enfield Palmer, Richard, Enfield-high. way Panell, John Jessop, Esq., Ben nett-street Parke, Sir James, 56, Parke-st. Parke, E., Connaught -square Parker, Wm., 1, Carey -street Parker, John, Old Brentford Parker, William, 13, Belgrave street Parker, Robert, High-street, Shoreditch Parkinson, John, 66, Lincoln's Inn-fields Partridge, J. W., Finchley Paterson, William, Old Broad street Patterson, Robert, Lyon's-inn Patton, Capt. H., Dean -street Paulitt, John, Esq, Simmer's H.tel Peacock, J. H., Cannon -street Pearson, Frederick, Esq., 31, Conduit-street Pearce, John, Ruislip Pearce, Samuel, Ruislip Great Ru g _ Lincoln' s Pemberton,P e l s e e n i l n e l -'street 'T.H.; Thomas, a s , Pemeller, Thomas, Tysoe-st. Percival, Montague, 16, Wil ton-street Percy, Capt. W. H., Port. man-square Perkins, H. Esq., Hanworth Perrin, William, Greenford Perring, John, Cecil-street Perry, Richard Wm., 1, Per. cy's-place, Oxford-street Peto, James, Peston Pierce, James, Fore-street Pilbeam, Thomas, Parker-st. Pilgrim, James, Church-court, Lothbury Pitman, H. A., 28, Montague place Phillips, John, New-end, Hampstead Phillott, H. R., Upper Ken sington -gore Philp, B. 8., Harlington Phinn, Thomas, Parthenon Club Pleasant, James, Belle Sau vage, and Sudbury, Suffolk Pedger, John, Greenford Pole, T. G. 6, Parliament-st. Pollock, Robert, Esq., Bedfont Pollock, Sir F., Bart., Bedfont Ponny, Gilbert, Finchley Ponsonby, Geo. Esq., Bolton row Leve,Wiliiam, Stoke Newington Lowe, Joseph, Coleman-street Lowe, Nathaniel, Limehouse 'Lew., Henry, Staple-inn Lucas, R., 42, Bloomsbury-sq Lucas, R. 42, Bloomsbury-sq Lucena, 1. L., Middle Temple Ludlam, Jeffery, Piccadilly Ludlam, Thomas, Whitechapel Lysley, W. J., 37, Fitzroy-sq Pontifor, Edmund, Shoe-lane Poppy, Thomas, 286, Holborn Pott, John, Stanwell Powell, Frederick, Hillingdon Poupart, H. G., Chelsea Poynder, E. S., 52, Wimpole• street Poynder,Thomas 52,Wimpole• street Praed, B. J. I L, Fleet-street Pratt, Richard, 39 Gray's Inn lan• Pressly, Charles, Camberwell Price, George, Copenhagen-st. Price, Strother, Liverpool-st., and of Clifton-terrace, Not ting-hill Prime, Richard, Enfield-high way Prime, William. Enfield-high way Princep, Charles, New Bur lington-street Pritchard, William, Doctors'- Macheson, Edward, Manches. ter-street, Burton-crescent Macheson, L., Manchester-st., Burton-crescent Mac Intosh, G. D., 12, Regent street Mackay, Donald, 54, Russell-sq Maclean, H. C., Clapham-road Maclean, 11. C., Clapham-road ,Magenis, F. R., Esq., Grosve nor-place Magenis, F. R., Esq., Grosve- Manloior-r,plg.eM 15, Fl dy t , and Woodla n ds, u e ds, Tauntonr,-So merset Mahor, C. M., 15, Fludyer-st., and Woodlands, Taunton, So merset laleolm, Allen, Old Brentford Malcolm, Allen, Old Brentford lanisty, Henry, 3, King's -road Manisty, Henry, 3, King's -road Mansell, W., 26, Spencer-st Mansell, W., 26, Spencer-st Ilantill, T. A., Castle -street Nautili, T. A., Castle -street *lvies, Frederick, Hornsey lMaples ' Frederi c k, H ornsey fares, John, Esq., Lower Bel grare-street iMarjoribanks, James, Berner's Hotel, Berner's-street Marks, John Isaac, 3 Langharn place Marriott, George, Broadway, Westminster Marriott, Thomas, High -street I Rabbits, Hugh, Bartholomew.. Marsh, Isaac, Bishopsgate-st. close within Rackstraw, S. P., 44, Lamb's. Marshall, Charles, Whitechapel Conduit -street Marshall, Thomas, jun , Bey- Radcliffe, William, Tottenham rington Eyre, Hertfordshire Raffety, John, Brick-lane (Marshall, Thomas, Heston Raikes, W., Esq., 19, Upper Marshall, William, Clapton Brook-street Marshall, Charles, Whitechapel Randall, S. Richard, Basing- Martin, E., Inner Temple hall-sireet, and of Tunbridge Martyer, Rev. C., 27, Harley -et Wells Alartyr,_C.,_Bouverie-stre e t Randall, W m . , Esq., CheJiam- Marx, F., Esq., 81, Eaton-sq place Mason, William, Newbury, Randell, William, Qu een hith e Berks Randell, Charles, Queenhithe commons Proval, Oliver, South Mimms Prowse, J. Sparke, Clement's lane, and of Norwond, Surrey Pryor, Arthur, Brick-lane Pryor, Felix, King-street, St. James's Pryor, 11 - H., Heath, Hamp. stead Puckle, Henry, Doctors'-com mons . Pullet, James, Graceehurch-st. Punt, John, Henry -street Purton, W., Squire's Mount, Hampstead Pym, Sir William, Park-street Mason, H. 8., Hayes Matthew, R. H., 10, Lower Seymour-street Matthew, It. H., 10, Lower Seymour-street Matthews, Chamberlayne, En field Mawhood, Robert, Findley Mawhood, Frederick, Finchley. May. T., Middle Temple hlay, T., 21, Marylebone-st M•Leod, J. A., London -street Frederick-street M'Leod, Edward, Stoke New ington-road M'Sparran, John, Wapping Sparran, John, Wapping Meadows, Henry, Ruislip Meadows, Thomas, Ruislip 111echi, John Joseph, Leaden hall-street Meeson, Roger, Middle Temple M e l v ill e , E., St. James's-pia ce Mendes,Augustus,9, Wigrnore street Mentelli C. H. A., Ib, U pper Berkeley -street Mercer, Daniel, West Drayton Merrick, E. Sbanwell Merrick, Thomas, Ashford Merrick, T. H., Sudbury Metcalfe, Frank, Bartholomew. lane, and of Woodford •bridge Essex Meyer, James, Enfield Meyrick, W., Cambridge-ter Millar, John, Enfield Miller, W., Clifford-street Mills, Charles, Hillingdon Milman, Col. F. M., Berkeley street Milman, William, Pinner Moody, William, Inner Temple Moore, William, Park-place Mooson, Richard, Bow Mordaunt, George, Clement's Inn Morgan, Cadogan, Middle Tem ple Morgan, Edward, Hornsey Morgan, Francis, 51, Bedford-sq Morgan, Ao Irga n Henry,Samuel, uc,Hrefi , alo,eldGreal Russell-street Morris, R. W., St. Mary-hill Morse, W. A., Ealing Mortimer, Lieut. E. H., 7, Norris-street Mott, William, West Smithfield Muckley, James, Henrietta-st. Mugan, Edward, Harefield Mundell, R. 1, Cambridge place, St. Pancras Napier, T. Whitefriars Nash, Henry, Edmonton Naylor, William, Enfield Neal, Samuel, Clapton Neave, G. P. Chelsea Needham, M. H. Chiswell-st. Nelson, George, New Inn Nettleshope, Samuel, Esq., Mi vart's Hotel Nettleshope, T., Esq., Mivar t's Hotel Newdigate, C. N., Harefield Newman, William, 43, Lincoln's Inn Fields Newman, James, Soho-square Newman, C., sen., Hayes Newman, C., jun., Hayes Newsam, Fowler, Crescent, Minories Nicholas, George, Abchurch lane Nicholls, Joseph, Twickenham Nicholls, Wm. Kingsbury Nicholson, Ralph, 11, Albion street, Paddington Nicholson, Rev. H., Twicken ham Nicholson, R., Cornhill Nicholl, Joseph, Wellsdon Nightingale, F. Esq., Hendon street Norman, Henry, 11, Henrietta street Norris, Joseph, Isleworth Norton, Daniel, Old Broad_si Nugent, Lieut.-Col., Hill-s Rutter, Charles, Hillingdon Rutty, S. T. Ruislip Ryley, E. D., Inner Temple Sancton, Philip, East Cheap Sanders, S., 58, Guildford-st. Sanders, Jas., 5, Randolph-st. Sanderson, Richard, Esq. Belgrave-sq. Sandford, W., Wellington -st.. Camden Town Sandwich, General, Orienta Club Sanford, Wm., Wellington-st. Satchel!, Richard, jun., 7, Winsley-street Saunders, Ibberson, Commer cial-road Saunders, Edward, Cannon-st. Scadding, E. W., Gordon-st., Tavistock- sq. Scarnett, W. H., Clapton Shacker, Thomas, jun., Hayes Schneider, Richard, 8, Stan hope-place Scott, William, Esq., 23, Bol ton-street Scott, James, Esq., Shepperton Scott, C. E., Esq., 29, Bru ton-at. Seaman, B. P., 4, Upper Go wer-st. Sevvill, George, Esq., 8, Ches ter -st. Sex, George, Stonecutter-st. Shackle, Edward, Hayes Sherland, Robert, Bishopsgato• street Within Shaw, J., Regent-st. Shaw, Richard. Clifford's-inn . Shecidon, W. G., Bedford-sq. • Shelley, Samuel, Commercial road Sheppard, Capt. W. C., H ea th, Hampstead Sheppard, Frederick, Heath, Hampstead Sheppard, Thomas, M.P., Heath, Hampstead Sheppard, W., Skinner-street, Somers Town Sherborn, F., Bei.lfont Sherborn, W., Bedfont SimmonGls, Robert, Edmonton Simpson, T. 8., Albion Tavern Skirrow, W., Montague-place ,Slade, William, Eltham Slowman, Benjamin, St. Mary hill Small, Henry, Tottenham Small, W. A., Tottenham Smith, J. DL, Clare-court Smith, J. C., Clement's-lane Smith, Alexander, Bedford-st. Smitla, Graham, Stoke New ington Smith, J. S., Thornhill-place Smith, H. N., 18, Great Rus sell -street Smith, James, 18, Pickering terrace Smith, J. W., 10, Upper Por ch ester - street Smith, Thomas, Fulham Smith, R. B. Edmonton Smith, T. 8., Aldgate, and of Bury St. Edmunds Smith, W., jun., Crutched _ friars Smith, Charles, Baker -street, Enfield Smith, R. 0., Twickenham Smyth, Rev. W., 25, Eaton-pl. Smyth, R. M., Esq., 24, Ea ton-place Snell, F., Guards' Club, St. James's-street Snow, P. G., Highgate Soames, Charles, Tottenham Soames, H. A., Clapton Soames, 1). W. Pinner Sole, H. W., Aldermanbury South, Thomas, Stanmore Sprenger, Jefferies, Gray's-inn Stanborough, Edw., Isleworth Stanborough, J. W., Isleworth Stanbridge, Henry, Old Bend- street Stanley, Edward, Esq., Gros. venor-street Stanley, J. H. Edmonton Staple, Wm., Cheapside Stent, George, Stanwell 'Stephen, Sir George, King's Arms-yard, and of Collins, Bucks Stephen, J. W., King's Arms- I yard, and of Collins, Bucks Stephenson, E. A., 49, York-st. Stephens, Henry, High-street, Stoke Newington Stevens, James, jun., Green ford Stevens ' Nathaniel, G ray ' s -i nn Stokes, Charles, Gray's-inn ne e iyj T a . AmH:n.,,royCildiffTßowrrdiec-nksett Twickenham Stone, M. , Lombard-fs. o t r . d St one , Edward, Ruislip S St to o Stone, Richard, Whitechapel S S rra u n t ie, Samuel, Houndsditch Street, W. J., 15, Lincoln's inn-fields Strutt, John, Argyle-street, New-road Stuart, Lord D: C., 16, Wil ton-crescent 'Stuart, John, Esq., 19, Hert ford-street Dugald, E sq., 1 9, f iertford-street Stutfield, Charles, Hackney Sturt, Henry, Wood-st. 'Styles, W. M., 29, Seward-st. Surrey, Earl of, Hyde Park-place ISwinbourn, 5.,10, Spring -place Sykes, James, 34, Chapman-st. anti of Blackheath, Kent Rising, Tilney, Cheapside Rivers, Edward, Wyrardsbury Roberts, John, jun., South Mimms - Robinson, Benjamin, Little ', Britain Robinson, George, 1, Christo pher-street Robinson, R., Heston Robinson, W., 34, Montague place Rogers, Arnold, 296, Regent • street Rogers Thomas, 40, Great Portland-street Ronalds, Edmund, Upper Thames-street Rood, John Y., Battle-bridge Rooper, G., 8, King'ssioad Roper, James, Isleworth Rose, Joseph, Stamford-street, Surrey -road Rossell, George, Hornsey Rothman, R. H., Albany . Rothschild, Meyer de, New court Rouse, Edward, Finohley Rowan, Charles, Whitehall place Rowell, T. R., Greenham, Berks Rowley, Thomas, Hornsey Rubergall, Thomas, 24, Coven try-street Rudd, Henry, Newington-green IRushworth, C. P., 33, Queen Ann• street Rushworth, E. E., 33, Queen An n-street Russell, Lord John, Wilton crescent Rus ell, S., Theobald's-road Russell, Joseph, Kenn ington Russell, H. P., 52, York-ter• race Tabor, John Joseph, Queen -lace stree' Talbot, William, Tottenham Taaock,Thomas, Basinghall-st. Tanqueray, Charles, Vi ne - st , Taylor. James, Geor ge - yard, L o mbard-et. Taylor, W. H., Esq., k-st. Taylor, Richard, Esq. Bro, I3e o dfont Taylor, Robert, Heston iamb William, 41 Duke-st., Manchester-sq. h b h oca mwe k ,p r ss a io t an e i b o e r . rg, pe:sxgre,nlotshixnafgomrt odr_i T Highb ury street Th o rn, Peter, Hammersmith Alexander, place, New-road Tillyer, Richard, j un . , Har mondsworth Tilbury, john, jun., rooster_ Tinley, William, South Mims Tobutt, Thomas, Ruislip Toby, Henry, Chelsea Tollit, Wm., sen., Uxbridge Tomlin, William,3, Hyde Park= place NAME. Valiance, Henry, Essex_st. Vanser, G. R, Esq. , 35, Gra ham -street Venables, R. J., Parliament-st. Verner. Thomas, 21, Maryle bone-street Vines, Samuel, 47, Upper Gower-street Vizard, Edward, 28,Tonbridge st., New-road Udall, Robert, Edmonton Unwin, Octavius, Mile-end Old Town Unwin, Samuel, Lombard-st. Unwin, T. C., 24, Piccadilly Upton, George, 2, Gloucester place Waddilove, W. J. , 10, Lincoln's. Inn-fields Wakefield, T. H.,5, Fitzroy-sq. Walford, Rev. Oliver, 2, Rut land-place Walford, R. C., Hillingdon Walker, T. H.;49,Crawford-st. Walker, William, jun. , Edmon ton Walker, Edwin. Enfield Chase Walker, Rev. Henry, 112, Re gent-street, and Heathfield house, near Oxford Wall, William, 39, Brunswick Parade Wall, William, Whitethapel Waller, John, Wardour-st. Walter, John, Syrnond's-Inn Walton, Wm., Basinghall-st. Ward, William, Middle Temple Warde, William, 61, Great Marylebone Warner, R. A., 6, Upper Mon tague-st. Water, Rev. R. J., Emanuel Cottage Waterhouse, John, Winchmore Hill Watley, F. L., Clement's-court Watson, John, Chelsea Watson, Thomas, Moorgate Watts, William, Esq., Davis-st. Webb, Thomas, 109, Totten. ham-court-road Webb, Henry, 19, Nottingham. place Webb, Charles, King William_ street Webber, Alexander Stewart, Grove, Chelsea Webster, Edw., Lincoln's-Inn Webb, George, Pinner Weedon, John, Hillingdon Weekley, Richard, Harmonds worth Weekly, Richard, Harmonds worth Winter, Thomas, 25, High Holborn Winter, Thomas, Downshire hill, Hampstead Winter, Henry, 27, Golden-st Witham, Henry, 78, Gower-st Wolston, Augustus, Furniral's inn Wood, Thomas, 39, Craven-st Wood, Henry,39,Craven-street Wood, George, Ealing Wood, Thomas, Ealing Wood, B. G., Hillfield House Wood, John, Esq., Chester-st. Wood, William, Fleet- street Wood, William, Aldersgate-st Woodley, John, Crutehed-friars Worley. H., Albany Wreford, Semi , Aldermanbury Wright, J. L., Gray's-inn Wright, Thos., Portman-square Wright, James, 3S, Great Rus sell -street Wylde, Henry, Edgeware Yarnold, Joseph, 134, High-st., Camden-town Yates,Prederiek, GreatGeorge street, Westminster YoUng, F. T., 20, Montagu-st. Young, K., 17, Harpeir-street Young, Edward, 2, Curry-st Young, G. F., Limehouse Young, Henry,2, Lower Berke ley-street LIST of PERSONS who have takeal out GAME CERTI FICATES at 3/. 13s. 6d. each, such Persons not being Assessed Servants. RESIDENCE. Wisdell, Thomas, Aldermanbury. APPOINTED BY, AND FOR WHAT PLACES. Broughton, Kent Weekley, Henry, Harmonds worth Wells, John, jun., Lombard-st. Westall, William,76, Guildford street Westhook, Edward, Heston Wetton, William, Brick-lane Whaley, John, Enfield Wheeler,James, 12, Montague.. place Wheelwright, Robert, Enfield Whisson, Nathaniel, Broadway, Westminster Whitchurch, Edward, Spring. place White, Wiliam, 8, Haymarket Whitehead, John, Ponder's End Whitmore, Geo., Austin-friars ' Wickham, W. P. J., the Rev., 7, Old Quebec-street Wigglesworth, John, Islington Wigram, James, Lincoln's-inn Wilan, Leonard, Tottenham Wilby, Henry, Lincoln's-inn Wild, George, South Mimms Wild, John, Martin's-lane Wild, William, Martin's-lane Wilde, Thomas, Bowes, Ed monton Wilkinson, J. G., 39,Wimpole street Wilkinson, John; Lincoln's-inn Willett, William, Pinner William, Sir John, 28, Grosve nor-square Williams, Edward, Enfield Williams, B. N., Enfield ' Williams, J. S., Enfield Williams, E. J., Enfield Williams, H. W., Frith-street Williams, R. W., 38, Hatton garden Willis, Frederick, St. James's street Wills, Edward, 20 Percy-street Wilmot, John, Isleworth Wilshire, Daniel, Hayes Wilshire, Jaion, Harrow Wilson, Richard, 37,1)rnry-lane Wilson, James, 123,Drury-lane Wilson, William, 19,Foley-place Wilson, J. A., 13, Coventry-st. Wilson, Peter, Hanworth Wilson, Charles, Queenhithe Winch, Frederick, Shepperton Winder, Thos., King William. street, and Eltham, Kent Wingfield, James, Heston Winstanley, J. S., Paternoster, row Stuar GAMEKEEPERS (being Assessed Servants) at 11. ss. each , APPOINTED EY , NAME. RESIDENCE. Barham, John, Isle worth. Dickins, Thomas, Ashford. Field, John Littleton. Good, William, Coulsden, Surrey. Rilkins, Charles, Harefield. Smith, Charles, Harefield. AND FOR WHAT PLACES. Duke of Northum berland ; for Sion ; Islevrorth. John Irving, Esq., for Ashford. Thomas Wood, Esq., for Littleton. Thomas Byron, for Coulsden, Surrey. Charles Newdigate, Newdigate, for Moorhall and Brackenbury. Stephen Morgan, Esq., Bishops. LIST OF PERSONS LI CENSED TO DEAL IN GAME An , hony, Robert i Ship Tavern-passage, Le a . ) clenhall-market. % Angel, William crescent. Artis, Charles Motcomb-street. Bailey, John, ten., and 1 Bai ley, John, jun. ... Davies-street. Bainbridge, William ... Uxbridge. Barrett, G. . ...61, Red Lion-street. Berry, William 32, King -street. Blankley, William 33, Mugeum-street. Borer, Charles 4, Lower-street. Bowen, John and Henry 66, George -street. Bowen, John, jun 50, Wigmore-streot. Bowles, George, and Jackson, t Geor g e Newgate Market. Brooke and Brooke Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Bull, Sarah and John Oxfmcd-street. Burton, Richard lslington -green. Chapman, William ... ......... 64, Edgeware-road. Church, Stephen Kensington. Clarke, Joseph South Audley.street. Clarke, John Hur&gerford Market. Clarke, Pamela . ..74, High-street. Clifton, William Nevrgate Market. Cooke, James Herbert Hol b.orn-bridge. Cooke, John A. Newgate Market. Cowley William f 10., New Chapel-place, t :Kentish Town. Croton, Willi am 43, Store-street. Curtis, William Lamb ...Newgate Market. Darling, Daniel Alban Bull Head-passage, Leadenhall. Davis, James Pouhry Market, Leadenhall Davis, J0hn......... . Fleet—st. Darrington, Samuel ...... ..... Newgate Market. Day, Charles Donovan, William Joseph . Oxford-st. Donovan, Joseph 72, Tottenham-court-rd. Drew, William Finsbury Pavement. East, James Newgate-market. Edmonds, John Half Moon-passage, Leadenhall. Evans, William .:. Keresington. Fisher, George Frank, J o h n.. ball Market. Fricker, Robert George Pon.ltry Market, Leaclenhall. Fuge, Dora... Chelsea. Gill, Willi am 1 hall Market. Gorton, William Gutter-lane. Gosd en , Francis .. . ..Kensington. Green, Daniel Newcastle-place. Green, Robert... 31, Goodge- st. , Tott enham-ct-rd Greenland, William Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Haines, Richard .. ......... .. Boad-st. Hamerton, William... ...61, Union.st., Somers Town. Handcock, Lewis l, Eavle-place. Harris, Henry 49, Duke.st. Harwood, John New - gate Market. Haynes, William Newgate Market. Hill, James Lower Grosvenor-st. Hockey, Abednego 8, ':oils-row, St. John's Wood. Horne ' Christopher Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Howard, Ebenezer Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Hunt, Thomas ...... 2, Fitz ro y M ar k et . Hunter, William S Ship Tavern-pa ssage , Leaden hall Market. Jackson, John 9, :New-st., Edgeware-road. James, Daniel ... Jennings, John Newgatelst. King, Henry Lack, William Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Loomes, Samuel St. John's-st. -road. Luckie, Henry 84, Great Portland-st. Marsh, John S Ship Tavern-pa ssage , Leaden hall Market. Mason, Elizabeth Moger, Thomas ll3, Holborn-hill.! Mott and Carr Skinner's-place, Leadenhall. Nicholls, George Uxbridge. Norman, James Bishopsgate-st.- Without . Offer, Thomas 21, Leigh-st., Burton -crescent. Osmond, Samuel... Upper-st., Islington. Parsons, William Snn-court. Pigott, Thomas Porcas, George Bishopsgate-st. Within. Priest, Samuel ll, Great Marylebone-street. Ragget t, R., and Edwards, Nirm 1, Upper King-st. Rouch, Frederick Rudd, George 1, Clarence-place. Scott, John Vigo-st. Seith, Robert 3O, Tottenham -court-road. Selwood, Ann Philips d -alley, N ewgate Market. Shankster, Charles Bond-st. Simmons, Abraham .....Southgate. Slade, John North Audley-st, Speed, James New_st. Sprigens and Sunman Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Stapleton, William Staines. S'radley, Benjamin ............ Ship Tavern-p assage , L ea d e n- Swiften, Edward ....•• . ... hall Mark e t. .... cnsington. Taylor, Henry . Union-st. Old Artillery-groand. Taylor, William Albemarle-street. Told, Thomas Queen's-row. Townsend, Thomas ........... Charles-street. Tucker, William.. 0 87, Strand. Vaughan, William Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Walker, Mrs.. Charles-st., Westminster. Wallis, Edward S wallow- passage. Wallis, George 3B, Paddington-st. Whitehouse, Mary. Church-st., Hackney. Wragg, F ....46,.. Lamb's Conduit-st. By order o I the Beard, Stamps and Taxes. C. PRESSLY, Secretary. Made up to the Bth of Sept. 1839. PENALTIES. The Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes hereby give No tice, that every person taking, killing, or pursuing game with also liabl e out first obtotaibening a Certificat incurs a penalty of 201., and is ficate Duty, surcharged in double the amount of the Certi- Any person in pursuit of Game, refusing, on being duly re quired, to produce his certificate or permit the same to be read, or a copy thereof to be taken, or refusing to declare his true name and place of residence, also incurs a penalty of . 201. Gamekeepers are desired to take notice that a Certificate at the rate of 11. 58., will not authorise any person to kill Game beyond the limits of the Manor for which he is deputed; and, in order that a Certificate at such rate of Duty may protect a Gamekeeper, it is requisite, not only that he should be deputed by some Lord or Lady of the Manor or reputed Manor, but also that such deputation should be registered with the Clerk of the Peace, or the Gamekeeper will be liable to be sus charged in double the Duty of 31. 13s. 6d., and also to be prosecuted by any common informer for the penalty of 201. It is the intention of the Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes to publish in a separate List the names and residences of all persons surcharged in double Duty for sporting without Certi ficates. COMFORT, CLEANLINESS, AND ECONOMY. FLEISCHMANN'S H OTEL, THE GEORGE, HIGH-STREET, CHELTENHAM. 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This popular work will be published in future by Mr. Tegg, of Cheapside, where all orders are requested to be addressed; of whom also may be had new Editions of Parts Ito IV. London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, 73, Cheapside ; and may be had, by order, of all other Booksellers in the United Kingdom. on the - - .. ••• .........., a•N,J,. contribute not a little t o a dd gaiety to ZM the l.J usual quietude of this vicinity. A family returning from the Eait Indies or any of the Colonies. and partaking more of wealth than of a good constitution will welcome PARK WOOD HOUSE in the shape of a GA-send :by a lengthened lease of life, in a climate mild and salubrious, and the air so congenial sled delicate that the evergreens defy the wintry wirtk. Such is a very faithful portraiture of this enviable property, and Mr. Robins would entreat those who are in search of such delightful retirement to seek ocular demonstration. The residence, which occupies one hundred feet frontage on the Lawn, includes the fol. lowing accommodation : Four Attic Chambers --Three Bei-roams on the Second Floor. On the Principal Story two best Bed Chambers over the body of the house, and two in the winga,and one over the Breakfast Par lour, and two Dressing-roems. The Entree includes Entrance Hall, two Drawing-rooms (ID feet by IS), a Dining.parlour (95 feet by 20, and 12 feet high), a a circular Breakfast-parl our (2 0 feet diameter), witk Commodit4 : :, placed—two good S'ai rcases, excellent Kitchen, Larder, Laundry, Wash and Bake-houses, Coal-houses, an d P THE OUT OFFICF3 are very complete, including Coach-houses, four stall Stable with room over, and Depository for Hay and Corn. The Estate can be seen by applying to the worthy reverend, the Proprietor, on the Premises. Particulars with a Drawing, twenty-one days prior to the Sale, at the Residence ; the principal Inns at Tavistock and Plymouth; the New London Hotel, Exeter ; the Plough, Cheltenham; White Mart, Bath; of Mr. Ninnis, No. 2, Duke. street, Adeiphi; the Mart, and at Mr. George Robins's Offices, Co vent-garden. IN DORSETSHIRE, BETWEEN WAREHAM AND POOLE A CAPITAL VILLA RESIDENCE, NEAR THE SEA, EXTENS'VE GARDENS, AND A DOMAIN OF ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN ACRES AROUND IT. R. GEORGE ROBINS w;11 SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on Tatman/a-, the 2Gth of September, at Twelve. A FREEHOLD ESTATE of considerable pretensions embraces A CAPITAL VILLA EDIFICE, erected three years since of stone and white brick, and covered with Italian tiles, presenting altogether a most refreshing contrast to the new light of the modern school. Substantiality is visible within and without, and the whole is completed, in good taste, with Memel and Baltic timber. The hall and staircase are of stone and oak, the landing arched and fire-proof. The accommodation throughout the abode is perfect, including on the upper floor seven good airy bed-rooms. First floor, two excellent bedchambers, 16ft. din. by 1511. 6in., and 17ft. by 16ft. Sin. ; three smaller ditto, a dres sing room and commodite on the ground floor, a drawing room, 253. by 16ft.; dining room, 9.5 ft. by I dft. ; breakfast parlour, 16ft. by 14ft ; a library; FIRE PROOF Stone Entrance Hall, principal and se condary staircases, store room, capital kitchen, ISft. by 1611 and 1 -fr. high ; bake and brew-houses, lobby, coal house, pantry, set, vents' ditto, capital cellaring, courtyard, with a well of excellent wcter, and enclosed byfolding gates. The out office: are excellent, and fully adequate (the coach-houses and stables not yet completed). There is a pew in the parish Church, and SALT WATER PLUNGING BATH on the Bay, 42 chains only from the House, with dressing-room and every comfort. THE AMERICAN AND PLEASURE GA RDEWS are well placed, and nearly encircled by luxuriant plantations,. with A DOMAIN . EXTENDING TO ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN ACRES. The soil has a substratum of loam. Chalk is in great abtradance close at hand, and the land is altogether convertible. The, wheat and turnip crops of this season will best demonstrate this f: - .ct. The Corn-lands were inclosed sixteen years ago, and thet efore not charged to the land.tax ; the tithes commuted at less than 5/.. and THE POOR.RATES ALMOST NOMINAL. The taxes, including King's, Church, and Poor-rates, are tinder :2s. 6d. in the pound. The seaweed is a famous auxiD.ary in lieu of manure, 300 loads were thrown on shore during tb a last month. Fresh spring water is in great abundance. The far in buildings are covered with tile, and the cottages with thatch, r•zom this comfort. able abode is presented A SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE PANORAMIC VIEW claiming within its reach the hangi.ig woods and all the little liens of the:county, commencing with Lytchet and Wareiham Bays, and the Channel between the bold points of Rockley and Holton. The Isle of Purbeck forming the back ground to tt.is incomparable land scape, Lullw•orth and the NOBLE RUINS OF CORM CASTI.I% with villages dotted about, and the chturches of St. Paul end St. James's, fill up the intermediate space. There are lots of Islands to vary and adorn the scene, and the open Channßl to oompleto the picture. There is a post at fl daily. Coaches. to Southampton and Weymouth frequently, and to London two. or three times a. day. Poole is only 2i miles off. The sea fishing and wild-fotil 1 shooting is excellent. There are three packs• of foxhounds hunt the neighbourhood. The county of Dorset (it may be re.. marked) is purely agricultural ;it has no annoyance arising from manufactures or coal mines. Such is a moderate • outline of this de.. sirable property, unadorned by the slightest colceuring, and it may be immediately occupied so as to partake of thee delight of the pre. sent fine season. Particulars, 21 days prior to the Sale, with a lithographic Plan and Drawing, at the Inns at Wareham ; Poole, Lyndhurst ; et Mr. Galpine's Library, Lynaington ; the Dolphin and Royal Hotel. Southampton ; the Auction Mart ; and in Covent Garden. THE GREAT MALT DISTILLERY AT WORCESTER, AND MALT HOUSES ON THE BANK OF THE RIVER, WITH THE VALUABLE PLANT, SITE OF THE BUILDINGS, &c., NEARLY ALL FREEHOLD, TOGE. THER WITH THE PLANT OF THE RECTIFYING DIS. TILLERY, UTENSILS, AND VALUABLE BRITISH WINE TRADE CONNECTED THEREWITH . MR. GEORGE ROBINS is empowered to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on Turas- DAY, the 26th of September, at Twelve o'Clock, by direction of Mr. Williams, the respected owner, A MALT DISTILLERY OF FIRST-RATE CHARACTER AND IMPORTANCE, BANK OF THE RIVER SEVERN, IN THE CITY OF WORCESTER, together with the valbable Plant, the Site of the Buildings, Malt Houses, Cattle Stalls, Granaries, &c., all under one roof, except the Spirit Store Rooms, which are detached, together also with the Plant of "THE RECTIFYING DISTILLERY," Utensils, and VALUABLE BRITISH WINE TRADE connected. therewith. It may be well fist to premise, that the reason for this sale will be very encouraging to a successor. THE DISTILLERY ORIGINATED IN 1722 by an ancestor of the present Proprietor, and thiring a PERIOD OF ONE HUNDRED AND TEN YEARS it has continued in the family, each having carried It on success. fully. It may be asked—where is a correspon ding case to be found, or one so encouraging to those who would c'Ainect themselves WITH THIS WHEEL, OF FORTUNE? As it is most probable all the cordpetito:s for this first-rate cenceru will desire to have ocular d'Anunstrati.on of the facts that havebeen slightly glanced at, the rA very few of its prom''' esen to t statement will be confi n ed on lya sent feat ures. The Property intervals by mer .ns of an immense outlay, and may now be very i s • nearly all Freehold, and has been completed at safely designate ed one of THE MOST COMPLETE MALT DISTILLERIES IN ENGLAND. It is wise► yplaced a few yards only from the River Severn, anal the Rectir Yir .g House and buildings suitable for the \Vine Trade, are in ned ; ately on the opposite side the river. The Distillery an Itecti'.ying House are close to THE BRIDGE IN WORCESTER. It is • not perhaps generally known that one of the leading 'causes of suet a succession of good fortune arises out of a fact whi ch it may be' tell to notice; fortunately it has not had to contend •with compc. t:." ion and rivalry THROUGHOUT ENGLAND. THERE ARE ONLY 12 MALT DISTIL:LERIES, and nothing nearer to 'Worcester than Bristol a'.ldLiverpooL A purchaser will necessarily require consie.ersUie capital to em. bark in this field of fortune; great accommodation will, however. be afforded to those who can offer solid security. To conclude Mr. Robins dares not trust himself to proclaim THE SECRETS OF THE PRYSON HOUSE " bonne hex che" to those individuals who t o Worcester, sv i o.o, if aided by strong concurring lenisaepaumbolui;ni;:nviontTnainfteanst a ; the profitshav r . been satisfactory; the pre.. ', u pon rceord a happy illustration of the cha. u o r f n g e r y eat respecta".:;ility, will be allowed a full opportunity make testimony, a journey warded, to it by this short announcement. sn the Severn River and Canal to distant Railroad, which is nearly accomplished to p toa ratterr,iti i nvestigate , ieosiNoi: t,rpg.::a and ife:.t i.teitit andega, e t hef ro Londfr., and to Bristol, are auxiliaries that will not escape public aftoll* Lion. 1" or Plants, both of the Distillery and the Rectifying House, are to t ,e taken at a valuation, with early possession. Principals only will be dealt with ; the printed particulars will be ready on the 10th inst., with a plan of the distillery; to be then hi .d at the Waterloo Hotel, Liverpool ; of Mr. Fisher, Auctioneer, 3 ' ianehester ; at the Bush Hotel, Bristol; New London Hotel, i ..xoter ; of Mr. Laslett and Mr. Knipe, both of Worcester, Solici . tors ; the Auction Mart, and at Mr. George Robins's Offico 3, Covent-Garden. 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