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MARRATIVR of a VISIT to BRAZIL, CHILI.
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OSPITA L.
MT Loans, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN,
IN consequence of the resignation of Mr. Cartwright, I
1 beg leave to offer myself as a Candidate for the situation
hich he so ably 'filled, earnestly soliciti:.g your patronage and
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merit your approbation, by an active and zealous discharge of the
duties of so important and responsible a ifituation.
I have the honour to remain, with unfeigned respect,
I me most obedient humble servant,
17, Haymarket. JOHN CHARLES LITCHFIELD.
Theatre of Anatomy, Blenheim-street, June 17.
Mr. John Charles Litchfield, Candidate for the Office of Surifeon
to the Middlesex Hospital (vacant by the resignation of Mr. (,art-
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EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 17, 1825.
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:11111.TBEN NOBI,I. BRIL,LJA NT •FItEISCH tiLAStiSy,
FUR IIiFTUBM. PICTURE.B, PRINTS, Le.
MR P1111.1.11,S respectfully notifies that he AO
SUBMIT by AUCTION. Tills DAY and TO-
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few 2 precisely, an .ASSEMBLAGE ef gtmetine HOUsTAIOLD
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DEVONSHIRE.
VALUABLE ESTATE FOR INVESTS/ENT.
About Nine Hundred Acres, Manor Tithes of the Parish ; toge-
ther with die Advowson, mad Next Presentation to the Living.
By ‘VINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Auction Mart, Lyndon, TO.MORISOW, at 12, in One
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A VALUABLE and moat desirable FREEHOLD
PROPERTY, situate in the Parish of Ittackheaton, a do.
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at present nearly One Thousand Five II undred Pounds per As.
Hum, but capable of very consitierahle improvement, as some part
of the Estates are on lease upon old lives, at trifling rents, and the
greater pan of the remainder held by old tenants, whose rents were
reduced at the time of the lowest depreciation of landed produce,
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Also, the ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION
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providing for any member of the family educated for the church.
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ARTIFICIAL INCORRUPTIBLE MINERAL PASTS
TEETH, which he is certain will faUy convince rill who map
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species of animal substances. Messrs. De t %man% or Mortiffiet
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twelve rill four.
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Children through their difficult and 810.11014.11 CS dargerous procws
of dentition, bege•to say I.e may be co:waited exchouvely theteeda
from ten to twelve.

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The Trustees and Committee respectfully infnem the Nobility
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appear by the Books of the lam Quarterly Meeting to be la.
From the great patronage the Committee have received, they ere
in hopes of inerroing that number.
The following is aSpecinien of the Low Priers eked ; all Goads
warranted:— £. a. d.
Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 .
Tent ditto . . . . 1 6 •
Bordered Matteis to fit - 1 I 9
Mahogany Drawers with solid ands - 3 3 0
Eight Mahogany Chairs . . 6 6 •
Alahogany Pembroke Table - - 20 0
Feather Bed, free from dust an small,
from i 2 • to 8 6 0
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solfrofam. £3. 6 !J. to 7
ti 10 osOurward,
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THURNELL, Agent. ASLER Ssorerorr.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
BRITISH
TRIVI2'Y HOUSE, LONDON, June 16, 1825. I NUAL GENERAL. MEETING of the BRITISH
NOTICE is hereby given, Mat a White Bmoy is laid in CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION will he held at the Crown and
six fathoms at low-water spring tides, abreast of the Shears Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on SATURDAY, the 36th inst.,
Beacon, which bears from the Buoy N. i
_W. The Bony is distant at Twelve o'Clock precisely.
2 fathoms from the dry edKe of the sand, and 294 fathoms from ED. BLOUNT, Secretary.
she Beacon. The Maplin Aiuoy, and the Blacktail Beacon in one, SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS: SuoroLx-ibeitise,
hearing W. S. S.
Vessels approaching this part of the Sand, and within II mile of PAI,L-MALL EAST.
sha B soy , should not bring it to bear to the Soot " h ad of
The EXHIBITION for the SALE of the 'WORKS of
.IT
A. W. 4W. if coming upwards; nor to the Eastward of N. E.O. LIVING ARTISTS of tUNITE!) KINGDOM IS NOW
OPEN. Admittance Is. Catalogue Is.
E. IR. if going downwards.
By order,
WM. LINTON, Secretary.
. _._
.1. HERBERT, Secretary. NEW ARGYLL ROOMS.
PORT OF LONDON. Under the immediate Patronage of
FOR SALE, Their Royal Highnesses the Princess Augusta, the Duchess o
of Kent, and the Duke of Sussex.
Dr Ortler of the HunneraMe Commissioners of Rie-
rr
11—E .MASTERS SCHULTZ'S Mo C ENING ONCENT,
.1.) eget Revenue, in a spacious Room, at the Chief Office,
/o,:k wrouNESDAY, Jane the 22d, 1826, to commence at
thd Bread-eireet, on THURSDAY, 23.1 of June, at One o'Clock w
o'clock.
a die afternoon precisely, .-. Principal Vocal Performas.—Madatne Caradori, Miss George,
A QUANTITY OF LEAF AND MANUFACTURED Ttr.
Mr. Witham, Mr. Tetrad, Mr.liates, hi,. H 'le' Illy Bloat-
FfACCO, SEGA RS, CHEROOTS, EAST INDIA JACIA- burn, and Mr. J. B. Sale. *
liaSE. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SNUFF. Part I. Ovatare, Prometheus, (Beethoven.)—Glee_coneartn
The said Goods to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse,
for the Spanish Guitar, with Orchestral Accompaniments
louder Docks, six days previous to the day of sale, where Cats- Hummel of Vienna, dotter Leonard Schulz, (aged nine years)
Jagless may be had at MIMICS each. (Giuliani.)—Song. Miss George " Lo 1 here the gentle lark."—
PORT OF LONDON, June 13. MS. (Bishop.).-Variations, -twanged (Or the Physhannonica (a newly
FOR SALE, invented Instrument) and two Guitars, by blr.Schulz, sen. par-
r Order of the Honourable
lila* sty' Excise Revenue, in a xpacious Room at the Chief
ON Ben/ad-street, on THURSDAY. the 38111 du of June,
Me Commissioners .qf his formed by the Masters Schulte and their Father.—(hole.}_"--" The
Troubadours Farewell." (the Abschied der Troubadours) a
FantaaiaCoocertante on a favourite Romance id Blangleeit
DAY. the Ist, MONDAY, she *A. and TUESDAY. the *Ur comPornal to Voice, Pnian-lbr ass, Vial* and 4
pßlee.
oda Dar of July, lir23, at One o'clock In the Afternoon of each .
thus performed for the first time in tMi Ossuary by Signora Cica-
da pretisely, the following GOODS s— don Mr. Lacy, and the Masters Schultz.—(Mondieles, Mayseder,
Brandy French and other Fo. and Giuliani.)
Rain reign Wines Part 11.--Overture, Figaro.—(blozart.)—Glee.—Grand Verb'.
Raieva Coffee Cons and Polonaise for Pianoforte, Master Edward Schultz, (aged
Shrub Black and Green Tea II years.)--(Winkhler.)—Air, Mr. Braham, accompanied by two
*reek Pepper Guitara—(Morars.)—Air, with Variations, for the Flute, MS.)
Whiskey Wax and Tallow Master 31inui.—( R. Lacj.)--Port Pourri Concertante for the Phy- 1
eardials Candles sharmonica and two Guitars, (by desire) the blasters Schulz and
every Brandy Soap, mid their Father Schulz
Onlogne Spirits Glass Leader, M. F. ('rams.—Conductor, Sir George Stuart.
Mao a few Lots of Coffee and Cocoa for Exportation, part of Among the Principal Instrumental Performers are blesses. Lind-
which are allotted in small quantities, for the better accommodation .
ley. Dragonent, Davis. Ace.
of several dealers as well as private persons who may wish to be- Tickets half-a-gui lea each, to be had of Mr. Schulz, No. 7,
dome tambours. Leicester.street, Leicester-square; and at all the principal Music
Caudevass may be had at 6d. each, and Samples seen at the Shop..
Incise Warehouse-keeper's Office, Tower-hill, from Thursday, the TO TILE GOVERNORS OF THE MIDDLESEX
lad day of June, to W.Anea3ay, the 29th, from Ten till Two lI()SPITAL.
a'slook. and on the Wirnings of Stile (the Samples of the day's sale MT Loans, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN,
only). how Ten till Twelve o'clock. T N Consequence of the resirmation of Mr. Cartnrioht. I

I.- T• "
Price 7d•
PHI-~BALES BT AUCTION.
PHI-
WhICII
4,OB4LietANDINID. —BelFUrktpru
s,O cAnnivas.
ltob. • GLASSES
I. BRONZES, SILK dANOINOni, cAlesTs. TArgs•
ird and Tity, &c. Ac. •
/ridge; WK. JAMES DENIM rcipseefutitaamitnees to the
cza, Nobility and Gentry, dint he shin SALLby A 1./CTMM.
Time, on TO.MORROW. and Two following Dam at his A NCI lON
Cillarles-amet, Berkeley-square, ,a tew articles of AN.
irately, ItfLIT FURNITURE, of the highest clew, and in fine pro-
1 serration, removal hom the town residence Oa ?mon of Rank. •
au7- vary choice selection of and China, both natal and ornainestal,
Ng- Talugble bronzes, marbles, sculptures, and carvings; large glansti,
int,
en. supported by line porphyry and other table:B4 swim. of silk and de..
mask ban in carpets, nepeatda needy ohmic Instme, desk,
Alan't•l and cand band
e a raii, ollllrltTo4ll Ilan& of elegies:sand value.
or the May now be viewed, and catalogues bad at the Asactiao Room.
in Charles.stecet.
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