The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-09 00:00:00

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NOBLE.-f*EllOLn ESTATE,

with the Ma-

. non of CROXfON, YELLING, and ELTISLEY.
domain of about

FOUR THOUSAND ACRES,

of Croz.

'lowing:
hi the Commission are named all those who had been
Liimitissioners for making Highland roods and bridges
mde.•whose care indeed the same are still maintained in

ad noir, at the joint expense of the public and of the
ighlusd counties); and the Commissioners needy appointed
execute the Highland Church Act, being desirous that
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‘eir transactions should proceed upon the satne model,
ippointed the same persons who had carried ioto effect the
lifficult details of the Highland Road and .bridge Act, to
)e their Secretary, Law Agent, and Surveyor.
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The intentions of the ennunissioners bad been already

anticipated, in sending printed copies of the Act to the
Conveners, Sheriffs Depute, and most of the principal He-
ritors in the Highland counties; snd public notices were
now ordered to be inserted in the newspapers usually cir-

The proceedings of the Commissioners may appear at
first sight to have been somewhat precipitate with regard
to these churches, of whkh the foundations have been
laid, although legal conveyanies of the land given for trat
purpose, and for a tnanae garden, have not yet been per—
fected ; but the interest and eharacter of the applicants is
so deeply invoked in giving facility throtighout the Lists—
action, that caution would -have been misplaced as coin e
pared to the benefit of expediting the objects of the High—
land Church Act ; especially as the churches .actuallr
commenced have not been selected without full kn:owledgem

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PORT OF LONDON, September 6, MIS. SALES BY AUCTION. THE following valuable WORKS have been recently
TEE Cote PettlatOMElLS TOT BUILDING cutincerrs IN TIRE titCSOllltilYtlhiiethirs
PY.frbir REPORT .
r foibrireo.fiogriotthire
prnoirnpiossteresof the united parish to t '
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FOR SALE, .
Jt_ published by Treuitel and Warm, Treettee jun. and OP y
order or the Honourable the Commissioners of his CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND HUfiTINGDON:OHIRE. Richter, 30, Soho-square:- i HIGHLANDS AND ISLA); Os or SCOTLAND. Thal
opalrirttraocfts, thli.ase thrweatnisaceditions of the Commissioners'
m- ms Heeler Rer[llll4• in a spacious Room at the*Chief VALUABLE EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD ESTATES, 1.•
Mee Old Rmagi-street, on THURSDAY the 22d, FRIDAY CROXTON PARK. Appointed be thine of an Act of Parliament, passel in the Fourth hie
Handsomely printed in 2 vols. Bvo. with a Ilap and seven En. Year ot• the Ralph oy em Majesty K. . . le h -required plans atid specificaeious preliminary to
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tattled. " An Act fee buikiietielathelonnalg CiPirlageZteitiof4 11%?oursbahl.pialti. Mr
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ad bioNDAYthe 26th, TUESDAY tbe 27th, and WED- Capital Mansion. htenors, Farms, Wood, retire and Land ; gra,ingsaprice 11. sn. b wed,, the second edition, cazefully wised i )(tutted with /audible Ned e
toe •
the 28th days of September instanteatt One o'Clock in about Four Thousand Three Hundred Acres. with the Perpetual and corrected, with a Table of•Conteits prefixed,
ai ESDA Yhe Highlands and %elands of 'codand." ' city ley surveyors, under the instructimis of Mr. Tel-
te: Afternoon of each ('i.e precisely. Advowson of Croxton and the Vicarage of Eltialey. HISTORY of the EXPEDITION is, RUSSIA, undertaken'
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.:- Be Mr. ROBINS, by the Emperor Napoleon In 1812. By General Count Philip de __....0.--- ford. The extent of investigation (from die Northern
Cologne, (Of Warwick House, Regent.street.) Seger. Translated from the French. The Act by wit:cli the sum of fifty thotteand pounds was Islands to Argyllshire) rendered it necessary to employ
Broady.i
Coffee, At Oartaway'eCoffee-house, `Changmalley,Cornhill, on THURS. The unprecedented success which the original Wort has oh- , Riven for building additional places of worship in the High- three surveyors, each of whom was required to furnish a ,
Rue. Black and Green Tea. DAY. the 224 inst., at 12, in One Lot, tented in }hence (having readied a sixth edition, each consisting of i lends and islands of Scotland received the Royal Assent spedmen of a plan, elevation, and estimate, with specifica- ; . /1 ,
timers.
f i li.
Arndt. Pepper, A NOBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, with the Ma- a very large impression, in less than DT months) is a sufficient •on the 18th July, 1423 ; and therein it was provided, that ttnni flit a church and manse ; out of these a church (which ,
Whisky, Wax and Tallow Candles, lie roes of CROXTON, YELLING, and ELTISLEY. Proof of the interest which It has esci.ece as well as of its extra- I the number of chat-elms to be established under the Att may now be termed the Slandard:Chureb) was selected, ' , ...
Cordials. Soap, The domain of about ordinary merits as an historical metre_ aion. From the Author's should not exceed flAtv. Hut the most expensive as well capable of being diminished de enlarged as occasion Intel e : 1, I i" •
teeter Brandy. Glass, and 1 FOUR THOUS.IND ACRES, situation about the person of Napoleon (aa alareschel du Logic), 1
frt•ncli and other Foreign Printed Cottons, principal part Titbc free; comprising the whole parish of Crox. during this memorable campaign, he has been enabled to give aas the most imminent 'benefit bestowed on the Highlands require, and two manse*, one of them a low building, en-• ' I e'
Wines. . 103. excepting about two acres; a capital and substantial brick; variety of details respecting that eltesoedinime Imennitfle, hts Ge- and Islanda of Scotland, by the oltmificelree of the Legis- Otwir Orr the ground-floor, the other of two stories, suitable
nerds, &c. Sce. which are in a great measure new So the public, 'cure, eottieted ill assigning istipettds in perpetuity to the for tliftenent situations, ace, riling to the recommendation
of the sure
el of which are allotted in *mad quantities for the better accom- built Mansion, planned for the accommodation of a family of the
and which impart a charm to his work of Irresistible attraction. eyor, or of other parties concerned ; and Mr.
:owe of several dealers as well as private persona who may fent djstinction, with offices of all descriptions, in the most cont. ministers appointed to officiate at these elrar 'bee such
eaose to become purchasers. plete order; surrounded by thriving plantations with extensive a , . '
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11. stipends not to exceed tool. per ennum ; moreover, a dwel- Telford having eenmincd and revised with winch care the
Abo, about 6,600 Gallops of Irish Whisky. dry gravelled walks, productive fruit and kitchen gardens,enclosed
Handsomely printed in 4to. at the Cambridge University Press. ling-house fur each mioister, (with a garden a half an specifications severally appendent to the three selected plans,
ciergegues may be bad at fid. each, and sum le. seen, at the Ex. by lofty walls, planted with the choicest fruit trees. A beautiful Volume the First, price IL Is. in boards, of acre) was to be provided under the Act. The Cotnrnie. offees of contract were made to such builders as had ester-.
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osewseabease-keeper's Office, Tower-hill, from Friday the 16th. conservatory ninety feet long, griper) of Timely the same direen. GE.SEN I US'S HEBREW LEX I COMM, the Book' of the
stoners, in settling the dimensions and description of the Wished their character by the punctual fulfilment of con..
a evadneeday the 21st days of September, lir-3.. from ten till two sions, hot-house, melon peund, et.e. Seate in a fine park of di- Old Testament, including the Geormaphical Names end Chaldaic . ...
eeetk: mod en the mornings of sale, from ten tilla eche o'eldek• versified grounds ; comphtely enclosed by a substantial oak fence, words in Ezra and Delete mr„„meated into &glum from the buildings, (that is, of' the church, dwelling-house, and tep-
church will
accommodate
eomHmigodhlaatted
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STATIONERY OFFICE, Sept. B, 1825. enlivened by fine pieces of clear water, stored with fish ; noble fo. German, by Christopher Leo, formerly Teacher of German and purteuauces) were directed not to exceed the expense 'd( aboutß SClticwneirntteilltsi°llnlertshe area„
and in case the heritora think fit to erect galleries at their
rest and other trees and plantations, dispersed in different pane! of , Hebrew in the University of Cerrobridge, late Peofessor of German fifteen hundred pounds in any one can, includine therein
be accotnnlodat,...,.i.
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MBE Comptroller of Me Stationerifiee is really to
the estate, entrAnce lodges. &c. The Perpetual Adrowtor. to the at the Royal etilitery caller, Degsners ae. lee.
I. receive Peden foi sundry articles o SMALL STORESr • VALUABLE LIVING OF CROXTON ; the purchase of lantl, with the immediate possession, and
007d/in,
stekix:rairtgerhtuhseoef.coreuOrreo
of . Professor Geo.:lnuit; Lestesin is r first 'at which the alphebe- .
Ibirillssdoioinnnsgersi:iehaalernientireaeyariasoln, artoidexitpecisrprriorarraitEm
came Public Service, vis.--9ealls, Paeking-cases, Tapes,
nrders.
a new parsonage house, glebe land, and capital farm, of upwards
e, Pins. Alstanachns Wax, " ale"' Cord, Pewter itt‘sta ' THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE ACKES ; tied arrangement of the words hei b I mknted, and that alone the fencing thereof.
biers. Wain-nab, Cards and Cardboards, ran, Straps, Mark. sevetal eligible., Vatme In the • of _
_e.... .„,__,,, wduld give_ it a. decided superiority us al. , e bases preceded it. The appointment of the Comminsionore by a Royal Cove
istmoPnt Y "U"q. ". 'a 1 Tre flat • has wired 110 1..t.1.•.,i i ' • ,
se:iiede. Lather Bap, Indies/taker, Ike.
....„, mad Ehiolow, .. "v.:llse tarty h-. met, pude taw', term •• • a . . . : .... - 'Dalr pl-v. - oil t....• .•-•.1. 'li of Nor. tB2' : sn/l. chuvehee •I!! b s Bart 4o may . next. Tbswe six
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-,,,,...1,., , coeteen easy :di ni. aid Smalltime ref the Assn.- Autormii, soly," ii beim, ood eed mutilate,: meal. • ,-, • ••. +met +esteem me Astons o, e ,-- &sego' Well ins their Past meeting was hoiden on Monday the uthßeptembe- eisurches are intunteu atee.e rurlutijatt co, in the Island of
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de, inn, at erne IntionwlT'4lle°, James-street' 'Rwritin'fluww. time The TITHES teethe whole parieu of ELTISLET, and thereby been enabled to correct the errors which had crept Into e n •
ronowing. Islet' ; at (2.), Tomentoul, In Han shire • and tit (3.)1f
gee. every day Peewee+ the boon of Ten sad Four o'clock until
About TWO TEOUSAND ACRES. the origins!: and he has made also such additions as appeared to
In the Commission are named all those who had been Brae, (4.) Kiidoch buichart, (3.) Ploctoin and (ILYShielse
,e nni hunt. him to be nee-emery. lie ha* also incorporated the. additions made
The Perpetual Adeowsou to the vicarage of the same; fins wood, in the Author'. abridgment of the wore for schools. To the like. Corneitssioners for making Highland' rends and bridges dag,, in Rosahire. I.‘ i 1
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To sail early in October. ant plantations, over different parts oft he estate. abundantly stored ' rality of the Syndics of the Cambridge University Press, the (undes whose care indeed the same are still maintained in qt i • •
I-10R BENGAL, (with liberty to land Passengers at with pheasants and game ; most excellent roads in all directions, •
franslator is indebted for the means of prosecunng a wore of such g The proceedings of the Commissioners may appear at e
•reingr, at the joint expense of. the public and of. the first sight to have been somewhat precipitate with regarth ood •!i • ; -- -
r . 1,. them. ship PERSEVERANCE, WILLIAM and within short distanenof the best markets plenty of good wa-
utility, and for the moderate price at which it ts offered to the. h,
RA YNER BEST, Ceemnander, (of the Hon. Company's Regular ter on the different Calms; in the occupation of most rameetahle pubitc. Unforeseen circumstances have delayed the appearance of Ili hittled counties) ; and the (,om missioners needy rpm 0 nit to these churches,
laid, although legal conveyances of the land given for trae
of which the foundations have been .
esmine burthen 450 tons. tenants, at low rents, most of which may be considerably improved; the present volume; but the second is proceeding, and will appear to execute the Highland Church Act, being desirous thati • f • ,
For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the James- forming a most desirable property. for residence or investmeat.
fected ; but the interest and character of the applicants iss
with as little delay as possible, as the translation of the whole is their transactions should Junceed upon the same model, purpose, and for a Manse garden, have not yet been per-
completed in manuscript.
ea coffee -Hoes* ;to Meure. Watts and Heath, Na 124, Fen. The mansion to be viewed by tickets, and the lands by applyiz
appointed the same persons who had carried into effect the It •
eta:fel-street ;or to JOHN S. BRINLEY, to lie. Beckwith, the bailiff who will show all the Forms aIII. difficult details of the Highland Road and ihridge Act, to so deeply invoked in giving facility throtighout the trees-
No. 12, Bisemaaeme combat, Lands, of whom Particulars may be had; and at the Cross Keys .
. Beautifully printed in Iffinn., done up in a handrome fancy cover
St. Neot's ; the Cock, Eaton; the Bull, Cambridge:, Sian, Big- be their Secretary, Law Meth, and Surveyor.
action, that caution would -have been misplaced as coin.
and ease and embellished with aportrait of Baron. Alexander
THE ORIGINAL METROPOLITAN BREAD &swede ; the Crown, Huntingdon; Rutland Arouge,Uvatztkoert; i•
vont.oued Hui;tholdesid four elegant engra cgs. prim 14s. (to be
anrTithiep,:itietteint intentions of I;oreinntieir
co:envie, bad been beeittirrttartle fraairliV to benefit ~I:blttsrcoiletsheacliuiagitly.
and FLOUR COMPANY. Angel and Bell, Bury St. Edmund's; George, N
Fwtablished February 19, Itl2b. Swan, Bedford ; Sun, Hitchin ; Pleases. Sewell and Blake, Solici- TheCABI ' -"f 7 )I.' ' NI; of OREIGN VOYAGES and TRAVELS, Conveners, Sheriffs Depute, and most. of the principal He- commenced have not been selected without full knowledge. •11
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cip,,al im,eool. lo 3,000 :theme of NM mich-kposit 21. per Share. tors, Norwich ; at Garmwaeis ; and oe my, Robins, of whom or Annual Seleetions from the most recent end interesting Journals •
tors ile nthe Highland counties; slid public notices were of the high respectability and honourable intentions of the
BeelMean. Coutts and Co. tickets for viewing the mansion may be had, and where Piens of of eminent Continental Travellers, that have not before appeared in• t-• t I
Applications for the remaining Shares to be made to the Bankers, the Estate may be seen. an. English dress. Vol. I. nciwatZ •
tiered to be inserted in the newspapers usually sir- applicants in every one of these cases, joined to superior ..
Mash noutts and Co. ; to the Secretary, J. al. Rose, f:m. , , in the .H. Wands of Scotland.
THE VALUABLE EFFECTS, PICTURES LIBRARY, The volume consists of 450 pages of letter-press. of which the cul ig . convenience of situation for sending or finding workmen
Beal to the Managing Directors, at the Committee Rooms, 166,
CHINA, ace. following are the contents:-General View of the most important The Cemminioners also directed a form of inquiry to there, or for conveying building ruateeials to the snot with.
eireattret, where prospectuses may be had, and orders taken (or '''.-1 .•'•
Of G. Knellet, Esq. Donhead Hall, Wilts. Geographical Researches and Discoveries during the last ten years. be prepared and printed, so that upon the receipt of every out delay. -
tie company's Dread. Ste. ' I
NI R. PHILLIPS respectfully informs the Nobility, -Soie's Tour in Norway.-Ksethortr's Essay on the Changes in application, not only were notices thereof sent to the Mi- It is proper to remark, in speaking of the 50,000/. g:ven il .
GREAT WESTMINSTER DAIRY COMPANY. lal Gentry, and Public, that nn MONDAY. the 19th inst. the Climate of the Allin-Erdmant.'s Manners and Customs of nister of the arish, and to the Moderator of the l'resby- by the Highland Church Act, that it is to be deemed a net • ,
18, CIIARLOTTE•araEIT, SEPT. 3, 1828. and following days, at One, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, the Russians, and the tartars, in the Government of Kasen.-
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picture is hereby given, that the DEED of SETTLEMENT Richter's Pil rim in tbe East -Barker Webbie description of
of on the Pemba,. Donhead Hall, near Shaftesbury, comprising all g ages , • , . _ . ._applicant, .
but the • ted f • • 21 •• -) slim. all die expenses incurred in salaries and otherwise,
wry, rat form nt questions was
die said CO3IPAN will remain at the above Office for Signs- the household °furniture, china, pier and chimney glasses, prints, . .
the Pof Troy-Tauher s Account of the Salt Lake of i- atso sent t° the t • f 1 ' h being payablet the 'I•• in order o obtain from ilue sue a e 'Treasury in conformity to Ilse /noel-. l .
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me during the whole of the present month, where the Secretary and pictures by Sir Godfrey Keener, and other artists of the ancient Eternal ~ . __ e
derskoi, and its Envimns, in the Kirghis Steppe in Asia -The' uniform as well as abundant information as might form a sloes Of the Act, whereby it is also directed, that an se-
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mil be in regular attendance every Tuesday, Thursday, and Salta. anti modem schools, a library of books, and an assemblage of mis. ". r Bank ,of the C ' s. Russian Disco ' • ,
Fire on the Han so aspen ,ea-. - satisfactory basis for the further proceedings of the Com- count of such charges and expenses should be laid before • • •
veries.-Jnurnies of :Mews- Cori laud and Drovetti to the Oasis of • I
dm, between the hours of ten and four, for the purpose of attesting cellaneons objects of utility and ornament. misetoners In each particular case. Parliament once in every year.. During the first year no.
tea same, preparatory to the payment of the Dividend, already Play be viewed four days prior to the sale, and catalogues then Siwah-An Account of the Volcanoes now burring.-Travels in
sherthed. By order of the Directors, • had, at Is. each, on the premises ; at Messrs. Bowles, Chitty, and
othHenryVon . mute i. etc
F in 18and UPI by Baron Henr ll' 1' -Fsk h e ypt, lO . ,Before the end of. the year 1623, upwarde of twenty expense whatever was' paid, and consequently no account
EDWARD LODER, Secretary. Chitty's ; and at the Grosvenor Arms,(Shaftesbury ; Messrs. Brow- the Life of Frederick Henry Alexander Baron Von Humboldt. applications had peen received, whettiel it appearedl that not was presented, so that the payments of two years non ap. ;
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N.B. The Deed above referred to will be removed to the New die and Dowding, and the Black Horse lon, Salisbury; Menses. IV. more titan one-half of them could legally taken into pear together; they amount to 1,600!. anti there is ?Tame
City of London Tavern on Friday next, the 9th instant, and the Keene's, printers, Bath ; the Lamb Inn, Hendon ; Messrs. Symp. In 3 vols. 12mo. price 11. Is. boerds, consideration, the state of landed property being such in to expect that the' conveyances of land given to the public
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mewing Wednesday, fur the accommodation of such of the Pro- son's, printers. Dry Mei : King's Arms, Dorchester; and at Mr ORLANDO pelmoso of I,ODOVICO AftIOSTO, Con- the Highland counties and in the Islands, -that only one by individual fleritors for the purposes of the Act, Will 4 ;
piton as court conveniently attend at the Company's office, Phillips's, 73, New Boodmtreet. • servato Hells sue epics integrita, e recato ad uso della audios& LI
..eritor in most of the parishes was qualified to make ap- increase the rate of expenditure in the next two years.
ebm and where the Secretary will attend from eleven till three. gioventu, des Gloacchino Aymara, Veropese. Con utile annota•
TO GROCERS, LINENDRAPERS, HABERDASHERS,pIication, whereas the Act required " two or more Heritors In so far as the Commissioners can foresee events, all 11
It Is particularly requested that the Bankers' Receipts for the Wont. Nueva edizione, diligentemente corvette. ,
IRONSIONGERS, AND OTHERS. one hundred mounds the objects of the Highland Church Ant will 'he accom.
hoe Instalments be forwarded to the office one day at least peed- The Editor has contrived, without at ail destroying the unity of Puesessed of land, each to the value of
DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PRE3IISES, !I
'w to either of the above-mentioned days, in order that the mei& the narrative, or mutilating the work, to condense the Orlando Scots of valued rent ;" in consequenceeof Which restriction plished before the close of the year 18518 ; probably within ;
eat may be prepared. , . Tottenham-courtroad into forty-four cantos. His object has been, to present that eels- the Commissioners could not, compatibly with justice, pro- five years from the date of .the Commission by which they I
e By JOSEPH COOPER AND SON, 1 ‘,
braced work freed from rho impurities which have hitherto rep. ceed to assign any church whatever until the Act should were nominated and appointed in the year 1823.
CORNWALL and DEpVAOX/lIRE lININ ()COM-
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ES DiAir,l2lst ini;th.°autsl:2,ley'snorcrer-solf the CPropi:lellt,arcintelinVoEviDng-
dered it wholly unfit to be put into the hands of the youth of either•CHARLES SUTTON MEI VILLE
havebeen so amen to extend to all parishes e . MANNERS . • • •
any
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sex; his motto is, Virginibus puerisque canto."FREDERICK JOHN ROBINSON, BINNING
Notice is hereby given, that the Directors having met this day, Into the country (unless an acceptable offer is made by Private and this occasion was taken to make other amendments. by ill., i
The edition now printed has the advantage over that printed in AIONTROSE, • ' - BEXLEY,'
sanding to envenisement, bewstrag date the 31st of Amman, at the Contract, repealing the Act of 1523, and re-enacting it so as to re- W. DUNIEtS. W. GRANT.
Ace of tlov Company, "for the purpose oh declaring all Scrip A Very
desirable LEASEHCALD ESTATE, com- Italy, of having the pronunciation accentuated throughout, by M.
Petroni, who has also prefixed a Life of the tote gulate in a practical manner the seat-rent expected to CHARLES GRANT, W. SMITH.. ,
gectipu 'lurk may be then outstanding (if any) forfeited ;•' and prising a brick built. Dwelling house, with commanding
Meng investigated the state of the accounts, and found that but a double-frontal Cotner Shop, Situate No. 227, Tottenham Court- V.
accrue from the new churches ; tatt is, by consigning 27th June, 182 a.
'try small in eon of the Skates issued are unpaid on, have re- road, the comer of Store.stmen in the oectipaeon of Mr. Colas, In one vol. Oro. with a portrait, and fee-simile of Lord Byron's such rent to the Heritor making application, and to the , 1 •
sated that not:outstanding Scrip can be reompized by the Directors, grocer, and established in that line for upwards of thirty years; writing, price 13e. boards, future minister ; and thereupon imposing upon them the •- sFIIiPPING INTELLIGENCE. , t i
so tee aunts paid oar the Shares of the Company amount to 131. per being one ofthe most earafieal eituadoes in the Metropolis, and a _ LARD BYRON EN ITALIE ET EN GRECE, on Apercu burden of upholding the church anti manse respectively. 1 i 11,
Stun, whilst the sum paid on the Scrip Receipts is only AL per fast-jami•mlien nelgitirouebeed. The Premises are held on Lease, de sa Vie et de sea Ouvrages d'aprls ties Sources authentiquee, Some such security was obsoletely newsier' for avoiding ••• • ' 7 • CIUSTOMAIOUSE SAPT.I. • •••
Ilriessines...-Mece ebelaffied, Youtti 4rano. .
Ban, and therefore that no Scrip Receipts are from henceforth for a term of 'MO twenty
-yeah are unwired it Wsumumeepet, anompagne de Places inedites, et d'un Tableau iitterain 0 poll- the
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stgawita The Dinneen tasSwir Won dtemwhem• literat sideaget settaieve nee of MI. per annum. Mtge de an eux Comity, parel Marquis de.Salvo,
ae be and dat the Mins of the Company. To be viewed by Tickets, and Particulars had on the Premises ; l'l. -to be endowed with a stipend in perpetuity, while both Artigour,%ead, from ditto; Aruedell. Ford, from ditto ; Melville.
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By order of the Directors. Watson,urd from ditto; Dispatch. Hutchison, from Ri a -
at hinfaway's: and of Josepb Cooper and Son, Auctioneers, 93, SELECT FRENCH CLASSICS, edited by ventouinac. This church and manse must in time fall to decay, unless sup- • . 7,. , . g .
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Square North, Dublin. Jct.-2 thick vols. Bvo. 30s. boards. of ten ninnies for the additional
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..... upholdingthe church to
The condition of
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required consent to that condition, and Cute; and Wellington, Edwards, from Cadiz. Came down fneit , 4
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1, Innett A L InST REET, opposite Aldgste Pump, and which visional Government. Prince Mavrocordato, Lod C. Murray, Col. that nothing but the want of a superior work of the kind could have Amelia, Bully, for Cadiz.
ist ben established upwards of Six Y For Ready M Stanhope, &a By Edward BI • E Author of an " His- insured it so large a share of public patronage. Ithe 1h i
ears. Stoney .aquiere, sq. n ict onary could be proceeded in. These renewals were very genera?'
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inte of the best witm hip, and ch than by any House in in the East Inches. With some general observations on the people also, for the first time, has marked the exact pronunciation of every served by thirty ministers, and to offer manses and minis- Venice- Cora, i l'''''
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SALES BY ..11.;TION. THE following valuable WORKS have been recently 1 F 1 I? I' Ai. 14 RI. •PO ' it may he
published by 'freuttel and Wares, Trettud, jan• and or TEE COSIICSSIONEIIS FOB BUILDING CUMICIIES IN Tut tesort thi
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CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Richter, 30, Soho-square:— ; 111/INLAND! AND ISLANDS ON SCOTLAND. That 1
VAjAJABLE EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD ESTATES, r. Appointed by thins of an Act of Parliament, passed in the Fourth which .t.,
CROXTON PARK. Handsomely printed in 2 vols. Bvo. with a Map and seven En- Year M. the %gm a bt, hiejesy. girl, 13,,ge the Fourth. ie.
Capitsl Mansion, 11tanors, Farms, Wood, Tithes. and Land t ravings, price If. ss. h rink, the second edition, easefully wised • tituled. "As Aet fee buikiirg sit..li:ioaid Piaci* of %Vorship In glKi.i"g c
about Four Thousand Three Hundred Acres. with the Perpetual and corrected, with a Table of•Conteits prefixed, I the Highlands and Islands of Scoland." ' rity by
Advowson of Croxton and the Vicarage of Eltialey. HISTORY of the EXPEDITION to RUSSIA, untlwrilskrn. _..._......_-- ford. TI
Hy Mr. ROBINS, by the Emperor Napoleon In 1012. By General Count Philip de
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street.) Segur. Translated from the French. The Act by tylt:cli the sum of fifty tbougand pounds was Islands i
At Garmway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on THURS. The unprecedented success which the original Wort has oh- , given for building additional places of worsbip In the High. three our
DAY. the 224 rout., at 12. in One Lot, tamed in France (having reached a sixth edition, esoh consisting of i I.tntla and _ islands of Scotland received the Royal Assent spedmen

rre"7.cit and other Foreign Printed Cottons, principal part Titbe free; comprising the whole parish of Crox.
Wines. . too. excepting about two acres; a capital and substantial brick.'
--1 of which are allotted in em 1 quantities for the better accom- built Mansion, planned for the accommodation of a family of the
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of several dealers es well es private Perseus Who 0137 first distinction, with offices of all descriptions, in the most cool.
..00se to become purchasers. plete order; surrounded by thriving plantations, with extensive
Abo, about 6,600 Gallons of Irish Whisky. dry gravelled walks, productive fruit and kitchen
gardens, enclosed
waives may be bad at lid, each, and samples seen, at the Ex. by loßy walls, planted with the choicest fruit trees. A beautiful
:a Weealwase-keeper's Office, Tower-hill, from Friday the 16th, conservator y ninety feet long, papery of flea/1y the same ditnen.
to llfsenesilly the 21st days of September, 102 S. from ten till two sions, hot.house. melon gyound, &c. Sate in a tine park of di-
wax* ; sad on the mornings of sale, from ten till.t welve o'cldek. versified grounds ; completely enclosed by a substantial oak fence,
-------STATIONERY OFFICE. 5(0.9, 182 a. enlivened by fine pieces of clear water, stirred with fish ; noble lb.
teat and other trees and plantations, dispersed in different parts of
as comptroller of Me Stotioner7-Qifire is really to
the estate, entrtnee lodges, Ace. The Perpetual Advowson [tithe
1 'ye Tenders tot: sundry articles o SMALL STORES VALUABLE LIVING OF CROXTON ;
fete Public Service, vie—Quills, Packing-eases, Tapes, Per.
a new parsonage house, glebe land, and capital farm, of upwards of
at, pins, Mammas, Wax, Wafers, Cord, Pewter Inkstands,
THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY NINE ACKFS
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biers. Waier-seals, Cards and Cardboards, Files, Straps, Mark.
several eligible.,Veams In the parishes of Croxtms, Yelling, %Yeah].
me.aeds Leather Rags, Indisseubber, &e.
... • • , ... i ___. "flopia of di. a..,,_ Mid EhiarT, .. 11,11:111t taros is, lid.% WeT hew', 6,/.l‘
*.sic..la., ot Ceetract may ..e t a• t• awn
.., `..,..„"'—': alliabaswill: apt—etta al buildings 1.1 good'
and euthanasia: eolith..
des seen, at Int ffisetionall'ilke, James-street, Ilue"'n'r''''' t* The TITHES of-the whole' parbui. of ELTISLET,
rye, every day Rumen the boon of Ten sad Four o'clock until ww•
About TWO THOUSAND ACRES.
~e 2211 haws. The Perpetual Adrowson to the Vicarage of the same ; fine woods
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To soil early in October. and plantations, over different parts of the estate, abundantly stored
FOR BENGAL, (with liberty to land Passengers at with pheasants and game; most excellent roads in all directions,
I,hisdresli, thews ship PERSEVERANCE, WILLIAM and within short distances.of the best markets; plenty of good va-
t, A V I.:VR IitZSIT_ Ifsmiuseder. (of the Hon. Company's Regular ter on the different Gums; in the occupation of most r%pectithie