biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-16

Wind free breeze.

At 9 A.M. the ship Regent, from St. John's, New Brunswick,
and Isabella, freers Cape Breton, passed the head for Liverpool.
The I'reaton, Litman, from Liverpool for Dublin, when working
out yesterday, in consequence of the breeze failing. and a heavy
swell, drifted on the rocks at the north point of the head ; she wse
moon got off; and came back to the harbour; the vessel made some
water, but her bottom appears to he not much damaged. Sailed
thie morning, the Duke of Athol for the Isle of Man ; Eclipse for
(ilsmgow ; Shusway for Liverpool; Fortitude for Glasgow; and Pe-
lican for Drogheda.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM. HOUSE, Nov. 14.

Snips ENTERED INWARDS.—The Josephine, Weed, from
Dun kirk ; Union, Galloway, from Harlingen ; Join), ,Kirk, from
Lima and Messina"; Nedetlands £root Llians,Jeistna, from Wor-
cum t Vrouw Elizabeth, Wilson, from Metric ; Lively, Finch,
from Harlingen ; Salta Clarke, from Riga; John. Cowen., from
Memel; Vrouw Eliaibeth, e Stein, frees Ostend; Hanger
Hales, front Alexandria • Dandy, Francis, from Alkmaar ; Rose,
Ellis, front Rotterdam ; Jetted and Ann. Mackerel, from Standgme
Creek; Active, Crocker, from Dunkirk; London, Gibbs; Prince
Saxe Cobourg, Ladd • and adventure, Mordon, from Rotterdam ;
Hope, Bishop. from flarlineen ; Mary Jane, Nicholas, from Qne-
bee • Agile, Liecke. front Dantzic • Francis Freeling, Gibbs, from
Hat;tburgh; Tamerlane, Bristow, from Leghorn.
ENTERED OUTWARD9.—The Minerva. Kirsh, for Elsinore
and Dantzic ; Ocean, Scott, for Valparaiso and Lima; Prince
George, Barker, for Jamaica; Barbara, Collicott, for the Cape of
Good Hope; Josephine, Wens, for Havre and Rouen ; Brilliant,
111 njorior Bilbos ; Lavinia, Smut. for Seta Illarthaand Cart hageos ;
Amason. Holder, for Jamaica; Briton, Wallace, for Hamhurgh ;
l%firanda, Dempster, for Grenada ; John Roberts, for Dundalk and
Newry.

CLEARILD OUTWARDS TIXALLT AX GRAVESEND.—The
Slum, *Ramsay, for Demerara ; Henry, Lund, for Hamburg!' ;
Dat.se, Rowe, for Antwerp: Glory, Frtist, foe Rotterdam ; Hero,
Cumming, for Berbice; iVelloood, Fisher, for Antigua; Sultan,
Wheatley, for Smyrna; Richard Reynolds, Somenicaies, and Black
River Packet, Reid, for Jamaica; Prince Regent, Taylor for
Tobago. • _ _ _
. _

4.11. t Alt G 017 T WARDS.—The Albion. Pr 00411%, for Van Die-
men's Land and New South Wales; Heinrich, Hitruisen, for
Hamburgh ; Fortuna, Olsen, for Fahnund ; Inclination, Deetjeop
fur Bretnen Union, Sergant, for Guernsey and Jersey; Hercules.
Schipman, fur 'Antwerp; Lady Keith, White, for Malta and
Corfu; Animus, Pearson, for Antigua; Louisa, Burns, for st.
Michael's; Margaret, Masson, far St. John's, New Brunswick.
London, England, 1825-11-16

LIrERPOOL, MONDAY, Nov. 14.

♦Vind N. N. W. fafr.—High Water, ft 6 min: p. 1.
Arrived the Tuscarora, Serves, from Philadelphia ; EilLa end
Jane, Viner, from Oporto ; Dake of —, from St.
John's, N. 8.; Isabella, Cameron, front Cape Breton; Regent,
Boston, Irma St. John's, N. 8.; Saguinerry, from Quebec;
Aquatic, —, from Site Bay of Chalettr ; Elizabeth, Gelation,
from Quebec (sailed 26th October); Gent, Scotland, from Cadis
and Bristol; Hoffnung, -Brodie, front Denmark; Mary, Lee. from
Richebucto Euphan, Borisdale, from Norway ; Aurora, Lewis,
from Mfremichi Hardware, —, from Lisbon.
Three brigs off at half-past tour. • •
The Samosel, for Charleston, has put back.
Thi Tandy y, for Newfound land, is totally lost—otse mon drowned.
The Onega, from Liverpool, has arrived at Archangel.
iiOT.YUZAD, Nov. 13.
London, England, 1825-11-16

DIBDIN'S SEA-SONGS.
In I bandanas volume, barrio] Ilya. price 32g. half.beund,
THE SEA-SONGS of CHARLES DIBDIN, with
the Music. engraved hem the w_+ al Copies. In the
pa lie ...ion of Dr. Kitchiner ; with a 31WrWr of his Life and
"'These Sorgahavr been the solace of Sailors in long Voyages,
in Storm., in Hanka ; tad they hare been quoted in Mutinies, to
the reetorillon of order and discipline."—D ibdinN Life, p. 8.
Printed for Geo. It. Whittaker, Ave Marialane, Loudon; and
sgld by all Bonk and Music-sellers.
London, England, 1825-11-16

EMPIRE OF BRAZIL.

. The Empire of Brazil altogether occupies a superfleies
of 140,625 square miles, at the rate of 15 to a degree, or
250,000 square leagues, at the rate of SO to a degree, or
390,625 usual square leagues, at the rate of 23 to a degree.
It is reckoned in all .Ihe three preceidng wave, and the
amount of all is one and the same.

The interior portion of Atari', comprising the rich and
fertile, but almost desert governments of Matogrosso,
floyaz, and Para, with their dependencies, occupies 97,675
square miles, or wore than two-thirds of the whole
surface.

The provinces of Para and Matogrosso are those which,
on the old maps, form the r 4 disant country of the Ama-
zons. This country is touch larger than Russia it Europe,
but has not 500,000 inhabitants.
Brazil has, upon an average, SO inhabitants to each
square mile. If there were 100 to each square mile, it
would, have a population of 16 millions; if it should in-
crease to I,OIXI per square mile, it would amount to 140

The-United States has, upon an average, nearly 100 in-
habitants for each square mile, and the provinces of New
England have more than I,oou.
•

The province of Minas Ceram, in 1808, upon a surface
' of 6,174 square miles, reckoned 433,930 inhabitants, laliich
is rather more than 70 inhabitant:, to a square mile. It is
in the centre of Old Brazil.
The public revenue of Brazil in 1817, amounted to
3,134 millions of Iris. The six beat-peopled provinces
contributed in the following proportions :—Rio Janeiro,
1,604 millions; Bahia, tc>o ;• Pernambuco, 480 ; Moran-
ham, 300 ; Minas Geraes, with Seats, 1.50 millions. The
Cum t consume 1,4R7 millions, or morn than our quartet
Journal des Debuts.
London, England, 1825-11-16

P2.%.RTSERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

William Matthews sad Richard Dewdney, Smithfield-bate, ma-
tinners--Ed ward Riven Fletcher and George Rowland, Manchester,
porter-dealen—William Holt. George A tkinson, Joshua-Radcliffe,
and Joseph Radcliffe, Rochdale, Lancashire, so far as regards Wil-
liam flat and Game Atkinson—William Fowler and Robert
Walker, Sheffield, cabinet.maken—Aliee Dean, ltachael Dean,
Heary Bleackley, and Sarah Bleackley, Cheethatn-hill, Lanca-
shire, victuallers—Peter Morton, Stephen Morton. John Morton,
Street-bridge, Lancashire. paper-makers--John Halliday and Ar.
chibald 316 Adam, Bristol and Southampton, linen-drapers--Joseph
Boole and William IF4n4er, Sheffield, saw-manufacturers—John
William Barbet and Richard Ware, Lawrence•Poantney.lane,
aalt-merchants—Richard Buck and John Peniston' 'Kingston-upon-,
Hull, woollen-drapera--Jonathan. Dennisou and Benjamin Haiti-
Skircoats, Yorkshire, woollen-manufacturers—Richard Hey.
wood and John Gregory, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, pawn-
brokers—William James and William Berner, Hertford. wool-
staplers--V. Saintmarc and Robert Burton Cooper, Princes-street,
•
Lambeth, rectifiers.
London, England, 1825-11-16

THE BRITISH PRESS.

In rummer to a question from Mr. U CATII insolvent said, he Wai
z hot lit yeare old.
Mr. POLLbc g contended, at considerable length, th, t the imol-
'en Cs age was no answer to the debt, end that the whole transaction
was of eo fraudulent a nature, as to call on the Court to remand
him. .

Slr. tfr.ATn, in reply, mild that the debt due to the oppocing
creditor wita one for whieb a verdict could not bare been obtAitied
in it l;oort of law.
. .

The CoustIASTOVER—This Court does not imprison it merely
refuses the benefit of the Aar" . .

..-llr7ilia;;;;;iiithWt gnilnsolvent had been within the walls of
the prison t,w eight mrintlia.
The Coatsevserntaea said, that if this had been a race in which
a tavern keeper had given credit to a young man without due cau-
tion, the Conn would certainly nut protect such a creditor. Here,
however, thlkjagern-keeper was deceived—dinners had, for in.
stance, been onewsd for respectable persons, and respectable name%
toed on the occasion. The case. certainly, was distinguished from
cases of obtaining pmperty from tradesmen for the permanent ad-
vantage of the person an fraudulently imposing on them. In con-
clusion, be ordered the insolvent to he remanded for the apace of
tire munch., from the date of tiling his petition.
London, England, 1825-02-02

A VARIETY OF NEW IMPROVED SHADOWLESS
LAMPS, FOR TABLE.
THE ONLY RETAIL SHOP in LONDON that
MANUFACTURES their OWN PATENT LAMPS,
for every purpose where Light is required, at SMETHURST'S,
1311, NEW BOND-STREET, the original Lamp and genuine
Oil Warehouse.
A new improved Shadowless Lamp, for Library, Drawing, sad
pining Room Tables, on a superior principle, which has not been
"walled by any other person in London, for its simplicity, bril-
lbusemazf light, and without shade, which gives light equal to six
at the expense of one peony per hour, in genuine Sper-
Issesti OiL
The Advertiser being an Importer, sells at the low prise of
is. 6d. per Gallon, ready money.

Sinumbra, French, English, and every description of Lamps,
may be purchased. Compare and judge for yourselves.
The principle of his improved Lamp, to be purchased only of
the real Improver of Patent Lamps. for which he has obtained five
separate Patents from his Majesty, begs most respectfully to ac-
quaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that may have occa.
mon to purchase Grecian, Roman, or Chandelier Lamps, kc. that
they may view the largest collection in London, of the most elegant
patterns, at his Repository and Show-rooms, as above ; he being
determined that no person shall undersell him, if the articles are of
equal quality.
Those persons who honour him with their orders may rest assornd
of receiving general satisfaction.
Lamps of every description let out on Hire for Balls, Route, ke.
N.B.—Observe, SMETHURST deals in no other article bu:
what appertains to Lamps and Oil.
A white-fronted House, 138, New Bond-street.
Cottons and Glasses of every description.—Lamps repaired.
London, England, 1825-02-02

LAMENTABLE OCCURRENCE.

For the last three weeks the town of Gravesend less been kept in
the utmost state of anxiety, in consequence of the untimely demo
of Mr. Win. Bignell, the mate of the Hythe But Indianian, sad
the extraordinary circumstances with which it was attended is
the principal subject of conversation amongst the townspeople.
On the 11th ult. Mr. Bignell and one of his brother officers went
on board another of the lion. Conmsnr's ships, lying off Graves-
end, and a short distance a-head of the Hythe. to spend the ereniag
with the Captain and the other officers. The, were towed on
board by one of the Gravesend mitering:l, who was devised
*sit with his boat alongside, to convey them back to the Ilythe.
About ten o'clock at night, Mr. Bignell and hit brother offieez
got into the boat, and the waterman proceeded with them beck
the vessel. The other officer got on deck lint, leaving the Lusty.
tunate Mr. Bignell to settle with the waterman, who demanded da.
for his trouble. Mr. Bignell refused to pay such an exsebitnat
demand, and called to the other officer, who stood looking over the
gunwale, saying the waterman wanted to charge him 6'. The et:,er
said, " D—n him, he's tike all the other Graresendms; rtt,,e bag
two." Mr. B. presented. him the money, which was %.,(;.titd by
the waterman, who told him he was no gentleman f.,r ofie;b, such
e trifle. This roused Mr. B.'s indignation, and tie made ablß, e* et
the .culler, who missed it by stepping asid.-, and this mneomsmaris
young gentleman fell overheard, and stit,g to rise no more. The
drags were instantly procured, and pe*sons employed the whiffle of
that night, and for dare after, in codeasouring to find the body,
but up to Monday last all their exertions proved ineffectual t aloe
it being known that a large whirlpool is near where the melancholf
occurrence took place, it is feared his body has sunk to the bat**.
It is impossible to descrioe the distress that this unfortunate yayrigg
officer's death has produced in hie family, who hive offered kfiery
large reward for the recovery of his body. There are many ishpko.
Ism reports in Gravesend relative to this circumstance, but.egtpauts
of them can be placed any reliance. The unfortunate young fey
had in his pockets at the time a valuable musical sisafAbsitlibmtv„
thirty sovereigns, and a Mier hunting-watch.

STORN•RAT PACIET.—The statement pu ' •_•l4 oof
paper of last week, concerning the tifety of WI ay
hater, has, we lament to say, lblttliti%
,fostoded.—.lascraess Colorist.
r':
London, England, 1825-02-02

" I could a tale unfold, wh6ge lightest word
Would harrow up thy soul." _ _

This Month will be published, pries 7a. 6d.
THE LIFE, SUFFERINGS, and WRITINGS of
the late Mrs. SOPHIA BUTCHER, only Sister of
William Carter, Esq. of Bryanston.square, London, as finished
four days previous to her death, containing Anecdotes highly in-
teresting to the Fashionable World at,thls tame, with a copious and
explanatory Preface,
By JOSEPH BUTCHER.
Further particulars will appear next week.
Gower-street, Bedford-squat.
London, England, 1825-02-02

FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE
GLASS,
rm. TWO AND A HALF to FORTY per Cent.
BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
Established by Act of Parliament, 1773.
TTIE PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the
Redaction in the Company's Prices, which took place in
1120, a FURTHER Reduction is wow made, from Two and a
Half to Forty per Cat:. on Plates of the superficial Measurement
&Si: Feet and upwards, agroeably to a printed Scale, which nit
be bad at the Company'a Warehouse, A LBION-PLAC
BLACILFRIAILS' BRIDGE, where an extensive assortment
CAST PLATE GLASS, of fine Colour and Brilliancy, so.
!Fier to that of any other Manufactory in Europe, is on Sale by
mr. JAMES HAWKINGS, Secretary to the Company, and idaow7
Mr. WILLIAM Nowa, at the Company's Watts at Ravenho
OM Presort, Lancashire-
TABLE OF REDUCER) PRICES FOR SILVERED
GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS.
is fn. la. In. In. ta. In. In. ts.
NI by 40 .. 37 13 90 by 70 .. 93 10 105 by 50 . . 75 6
BO 50 48 4 95 36 .. 43 18 106 59 s . 102 0
10 60 ..55 10 95 45 .. b 5 7 110 N. • • 69 3
10 70 .71 10 95 55.. 66 14 112 71 . . 147 8
116 35 .. 36 1 95 65.. 91 13 115 BO . 197 13
10 45 ..46 2 93 73 .. 113 8 121 -1 . . 172

bi O 6 1i
06 65 ..70 11
90 40 . . 44 14
90 10 . . 84 14
SO 00 . . 68 18
DRAWBACK ail
perfical.

-19 i0..55 9
100 50 .. 70 8
100 00.. 92 0
100 70 .. 111 1
100 80 .. 142 1
wed en Exportation,

$
123 In 168 111
127 60..117 II
132 67 .. 1102 I
134 70 .. 214 7
140 16 . . 187 12
9d. per foot so-

FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
TN this PREPARATION are concentrated all the Me-
-1 dicinsl Properties of the Sarsaparilla Root, even to a perfect
saturation of the Menstrum with which it is prepared. To such
persons, therefore, who, from various causes, would experience
great inconvenience, or with whom it would be utterly impossible
to prepare the Decoction, the Fluid Extract, which possesses the
advantages of portability, and of keeping in any climate, will
be found a most desirable mode of employing this much-esteemed
Medicine.
The Diseases in which it has proved most beneficial, are those of
the Skin, such as the Scorbutic Affections, Eruptive Diseases, Se-
condary Symptoms, du. arising from a diseased state of the System
It large- It Is taken in water, rendering it of the same strength as
the Decoction.
Sold in Bottles, at 4s. 6d. and 7s. 6d., by Butlers, Chemists, 4,
Cheapaide, St. Paul's, and 220, Rft,...itreet (near the Argyll
11°°011). London ; and by the principal Medicine Venders through-
out the United Kingdom.
.s• Be careful to ask for Butlers' Fluid Extract of So-
London, England, 1825-02-02

Till ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the undermentioned IlegiA
rnents of Infantry, viz. thud', .sth, 6th, ME, 77th, 91st,
93d, the Eait India Coinpany's Ariillery and Infantry,
embarked on the 16th ult., under the command of Ser-
geant Cartmail, at Cork, for Bristol.
Detachments belonging to the following Regiments of
Foot, viz. the 13th, 81st, 48th, the Faut India Company 'a
Artillery and Infantry, embarked, on the 18th ult.,
under the command of Sergeant Smith, at Dublin, for
Bristol.

Detachments belonging t 6 the undermentioned Berl.
:tient', viz. the Gth, 13th, 18th, 20th, 30th, 91st, 38th,
44th, 47th, SOth, 53th, 67th, 77th, and 96th Foot, the
Fast India Company's Artillery and Infantry, embarked
on the 22t1 ult. under the Command bf Staff-Setgeant Hsl4
linan, at Curk, for Bristol.
London, England, 1825-02-02

A New Edition, revived and corrected, with Map', in Live volumes
!Ivo. price 21. in boards,
THE HISTORY of the PROGRESS and TERMI-
NATION of the ROMAN REPUBLIC.
By ADAM FERGUSON, I.L.D. F.R.S.Ii.
Late Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of
Edinburgh.
Edinburgh : Printed for Bell and Bradfute; and Longman and
Co. ; Baldwin and Co. ; James Duncan ; and Simpkin and

MARRIED.
On Monday, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. Thomas Chaska. of
Holborn, to blim Elizabeth Amelia Fitch, daughter of the lam
Mr. Daniel Fitch, of Parson's Green, Middlesex.
On the 31st ult. at St. Mary-la-bonne Church, Capt. the Hon.
Walter Forbes, Coldstream Guards, second son of the Right Hon.
Lord Forbes, to Iloratia, daughter of Sir John Gregory Shaw,
Bart. of Kenward, in the county of Kent.
On the 28th ult. at St. Dunstan's in the West, Mr. Thomas
Brown, jun. of Bell.yard, in the Liberty of the Rolls, to Mary.
youngest daughter of the late Thorns. Charles Hudson, Esq. of
the Stamp Office.
London, England, 1825-11-29

OGLE CA STLE'SCARGO.

This was a cueof salvage which came on, on the 25thl
inst. before John Shipdern, Esq., Surrogate of the Cinque
Ports Admiralty Court, and it is interesting from the novelty
of the decision, in decreeing to the salvors a proportion in
kind of the cargo, instead of a proportion of the appraised
value. The salvors, nearly 100 in number, had picked up
at sea, a long distance from the land, about 300 bags of
cotton, some bales of silk, and other articles, which they
had delivered to the Lord Warden's officers, and which
were claimed by the consigned, subject to salvage. The
Surrogate, in pronouncing judgment, adverted to the great
exertion of the salvors, which he stated to be highly meri-
torious, and to have been, in several instances, attended
with great personal danger, a gale of wind blowins, with a
tremendous heavy sea running, insomuch that several of
the boats crews were obliged, for the preservation of their
lives, to throw overboard what they bad picked up. The
18urrogate, taking the whole of the circumstances into con-
sideration, and the difficulty, from the bulky nature of the
goods, of saving them, anti their small comparative value,
&deed that salvage expenses should first be raised by a
sale of a sufficient part of the goods, mai that a moiety of
the remainder should go to the salvors.
London, England, 1825-11-29

BOW-STREET.

Samuel Sharp, a person employed to stamp letters in the Poet-
Mike, was yesterday placed at the bar, charging with secreting
a letter on the 24th inst., containing live bills of exchange. of
the value of 3,2311. tls. 2d., directed to Mr. S. Williams, Fins-
bury-square. .
The facts charged against the prisoner, in whose possession no
lets titan eight letters were found, have been already before the
public.
Mr. Peacock, the solicitor for the Pont-office, attended on the
part of ths prosecution, and 31r. Harmer for the defence ; the latter
of whom having advised his client to say nothing in the present
stage of the business, Sharp was fully committed for trial at the
peat Slaking.
Geo gi"JAntitit was bietiiht ay- br Mu/mod, charged with
having committed a gross assault upon a young lid named Dobell,
who is deaf and dumb, and the son of his Majesty's head page.
It appeared, through the interpretation of the complainant's
sister, that he and the defendant are apprentices to a Mr. Man
kenzie, bookbinder, in Crown.street, 16 estminster, anti that they
slept in the same bed, and in the morning, complainant having in.
ttinated that he was very cold, and wanted more clothes, the de.
fondant commenced pushing him about, and eventually pushed
him put of the bed.

Ur. filar eit it
n e then stepped forward and observed, that he had
had occasion repeatedly to tird fault with the defendant for his cruelty
towards the poor lad, and about eight months ago he (defendant)
so severely brat Dobell, that he was obliged to send for his father,
who not only reprimanded his son, but gave Dobell 2s. tki. as a re-
compense. Tins was of no use, for Johnson gold he neither cared
far his father nor for his master, and that he would beat Dobell as
often as he pleased.
Sir R. ITIRN it —He shall not do that t and we will see whether
he cares for a prison more than for his father.
The defendant was then ordered to find bail, and in default to be
committed.
London, England, 1825-11-29

EMBARRASSAIENTS in TRADE, BANKRUPT-
(IV.% and GENERAL BUSINESS.
JAMTS )lAr LI, ROSE, Public and Private Accountant,
ll,Old Jewry, respectfully intimates to those concerted, that he
vaienakes the arrangement and winding-up of Merehants and
Tradesmen's Rooks : the affairs of Noblemen. Gentlemen, and
ishers, is temporary embarrassment : the Collecting of Outstanding
Nut; and all other matters in public or private life requiring the
stream* of a confidential man of business.
is cases more particularly of Suspension of Payments, where,
has the want of a thorough knowledge of the subject, delays,
manors and dissannms to both debtor and creditor, so frequently
emu, Mr. Rose conceives that his services may be found peculiarly
1011

?nest, gentlemen, also, prevented by other avocations, or the
incapacity of their ptewards and agents ; or who on any account
neve the advice or assistance of an experienced person, may
tidPend on the utmost honour and seemly.
Bora pranged, and other business transacted, when required,
nth; residence of the employers.
London, England, 1825-11-29

THE CINQUE PORTS.

[Frei the Cinque Ports Herald:l
A Harbour Board was held by Lord Liverpool on Mon-
day last, which continued sitting nearly six hours. We
are glad to learn that the Board directed six jetties to be
immediately put down along the Bay, for the better pre-
servation of the new houses and terrace on the Marine
Parade. We were gratified also to learn that the Board
have it in contemplation, in consequence of the great spirit
which now prevails for building in Dover, to allot snore
land for that purpose. The Board, we understand, una-
nimously voted 100 guineas to Mr. Moon, our Harbour
Muter, as a mark of the sense they entertained of his va-
luable services in perfecting the Dry Dock. This is done
by an invention wholly his own, which, simple, and most
completely successful, has been attended with little compa-
rative expense, and the Harbour was thus saved many
thousand pounds, which would have been required to carry
into effect the plans or the late Mr. Rennie and others, for
making the Dock complete. IVe lament that Mr. Moon's
disinterestedness, and his eagerness to put the public in
possession of his discovery, by sending full details of
it to the Mechanics' Magazine, deprived him of
the large gold medal, which the Society of Arts would
otherwise have presented him with. A most handsome
letter was written to him by the Secretary of the Board,
wherein great regret is expressed that by their rule of not
bestowing their medals, after snaking public an invention,
they were deprived of bestowing on him their large gold
medal, which they considered his valuable and ingenious
invention justly entitled him to.
London, England, 1825-11-29

gnu: Pmprictort of S. HAIVKINS'S PATENT
I. PORTABLE SELF•ACTIN( WATER-CLOSETS-
IMPROVED CORN MILLS, Pte. grateful for the distinguished
pomp of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, beg to return
their wannest thanks, and
Fa the better facility of Conntry Families, Hotel-keepers, and
Billets, In obtaining the above useful articles (particularly in
net of triciteposition), they have appointei Agents In the principal
fsa Rnl Towns tbroaglimit Eigtond, Ireland, and Scotland, of
Men they may be had in any shape or pattern.
N.B.—An eitensi.,e and elegant assnonrnt to be seen at the Pa.
Piece, 167. Fleet-street, London, who caution the public against
slims imitations of their useful and approved inventions, and to
elerve, none are noon their patent principle but such as have the
sane S. Hawkins, 167, Fleet street, London.
London, England, 1825-11-29

REPRESENTATION OF YORKSHIRE.

On Friday last, a numerous and highly respectable meet-
ing of the principal freeholders of the East Riding of the
County of York took place at the Tiger Inn, in Beverley,
Ralph Creyke, Esq. in the Chair; when it was resolved to
invite Richard Bethel, Esq. of Rise, to offer himself as a
candidate for the representation of this county at the ap-
proaching dissolution of Parliament. The Ch drman hav-
ing opend the business by an appropriate speech, Wm.
Beverly, Esq. rose and concluded an eloquent speech, by
moving the following Resolution, which was carried with
only one dissentient voice:—
Resolved—That as it is now certain that a dissolution of Parlia-
ment will take place at no very distant period, we, the friends of
Richard Bethel, Esq. of Rise, justly appreciating his high (terse.
ter. his inflexible integrity, his independence in oiled and fortune,
and Ws talents and habits of business, which so eminently qualify
him to uphold the credit and consequence of this county, as well in
the scale of public opinion as in the great Council of the nation, do
earnestly request, that when the time arrives at which the county,
will he tailed upon to return two additional Members to Parliament
lie will allow himself to blunt in nomination as a Candidate to re.
present the County of York.
London, England, 1825-02-05

EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER-
'CHANGE. STRAND.

THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se-
cond division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a
largo and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur-
rick, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip-
tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles,sfor Home Use, li,ast
and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp
Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Guaira, Cabin Wash-hand Stands,
Cabin lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely
fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed-
ding, Writing Desks, Ihessing Cases, &c. A large assortment of
Cavalry and -Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes,''
Belts, and Pistols, &c. &c.
The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win-
ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality,
first style of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of
Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent
plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but
one Ready Money Price, from which no diet-mint or abatement will
be made under any circumstances.
N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe,
that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are
in Lzeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company sad
Ltscrard Sh;pa, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept.
London, England, 1825-02-05

IN 'WILTS.
THE WINSLEY ESTATE AND MANOR,
Together with suitable Farm-Houses, and 640 Acres of Land.
within five miles of the City of Bsth, the River Avon passing
through through this eligible Property ; the Land Tax is ail
redeemed. Also, a Dairy Farm, three miles distant.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart. opposite the Rank of England, on THURS.
D.l/1, 10th March, at 12,
AVALUABLE and highly-improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, consisting of the MANOR of WINSLEY,
together with two good Farm-Houses. conveniently placed, situate
at Winsley and Tweley, in the PARISH of BRADFORD; it
comprehends 640 ACRES of EXCELLENT LAND, divided
into useful Farms, and let to respectable Tenants.
The Estate has an infinity of advantages; it is apprehended a
few will suffice fur the present purpose: It is within five miles of
the CITY of BATH, seven miles from Frome and 31elksham,
four front Trowbridge, and thirteen from Devises, all excellent
market towns; the Kennet and Avon Canal passing through the
Estate, gives a facility frequently available to distant markets;
there are inexhaustible Free-Stone quarries immediately adjoining
the Canal, and from this source Bath, as well as the Metropolis,
has already participated largely ; the present Rental was formed
during the great depression, when it was reduced to about 7501.,
but the present estimated value is at least 1,0001. a-year. There is
an abundance of (lame on the Estate, and it is well preserved. As
an Invtatment, there are few that can altogether fairly lay claim to
more permanent advantages than this Property : there is also, within
three miles distant, a desirable DAIRY FARM, of 60 Acres, at
Holt, and in the same pariah.
Particulars may he had, 21 days prior to the Sale, at the York
House, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; the principal Inns at Emilie, De.
vices. Bradford, and Trowbridge; of Messrs. Monte, Solicitors,
Melkshant ; Messrs. Frond and Rose, Serlea-atreet, Lincoln's
Inn; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden,
where a Plan of the Estate may be aeon.

FOUR FREEHOLD HOUSES AND LARGE WA RE-
ifotts ES, BA RTHOLOM SW-CLOSE,
Adjoining to Mr. Peto's extensive Premises.

By Messrs. ROBINS.
At the Mart, on TIIIJItSDAY, the 10th March, at Twelve,
in Three Lots,
AVALUABLE and very Improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, consisting of Four Rousts, each three stories
high, with Shops to each, being Nos. 9, In, 11. and 12, in Bartho-
yowew.einse, together with en cxtendve plot of ground at the rear.
in which were erected large IVaretousev, m the occupation of, and
adjoining to the extensive premises of, Mr. Pew, the builder.
This Property was long since dcmised at ground-rents, the whole
of which expire next thrismiss ; and an die Lessees bold under
the usual covenants, they will be bound to repair ere the Lease
expires, when a rental of et at least One Hundred and Fifty Pounds
a-year may be contemplated.
Particulars may be had fourteen days prior to the sale, on the
several premises ; at the Mart ; and of Itlessts. Robins, Caveat.
garden.
London, England, 1825-02-05

SHARES IN THE LANESCOT
CORNWALL
By Mews. ROBINS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 18th Inst. at 9,
SIX SHARES in that safely-established and highly-re-
spectable Proprietary, the
LA N ESCOT COPPER-MINE,
Situate In the pariah of Tywardreath, and one of the richest In the
county of Cornwall, at present paying Dividends regularly every
two months, of 81. per Share (l ?3 only), or fur the sit near 3001.
per annum, hut capable of very considerable Improvement, the
quantity and quality of the ore being considered suporior to any 'of
the mines in the county.
Particulars may be had at tha Mart ; and of Messrs. Robin',
Covent-garden.
London, England, 1825-02-05

HIGULY-IMPORTA NT SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
MODERN JEWELS.
In rare Brilliant Collet Necklaces, Earrings and Crosses, fine loose
Brilliants, Rows of large Pearls, beautitul Pearl Suits, &a sold
under peculiar circumstances.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At their Rooms, Piazza, Covent-garden, on THURSD.IY, Feb.
17. at 12, without reservation,
VERY valuable modern JEWELS, of great beauty
and choice quality, embracing, in Jew than Eighty Lots,
the following splendid Ornaments :—Two BRILLIANT COL-
LET NECKLACES, of the first water, with BRACE..
LETS, EARRINGS, and MALTESE CROSSES, of equal im-
portance ; rows of large Pearls and loose Brilliants, of a very first-
rate description. The remainder will consist of Eighteen PEARL
SUITS, the whole of modem and elegant designs, and two or
three of the very first quality ; 20 Lots of beautiful Pearl-work,
and a Gold Musical Birdcage, set with Brilliants and Pearls.
The whole will be submitted under such peculiar circumstances
an preclude any reserve, and consequently must be advantageous to
the speculator.
May be viewed three days prior, and catalogues, at 6d. each, bad
at the Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden.
London, England, 1825-02-05

CHOICE COLLECTION OF PICTURES, IN TILE
ORIGINAL STATE, AND VERY FINE PRINTS.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At their Rooms, Piazza, Covent-garden, on SATURDAY, Fe.
bruary 19, at 12.
ACOLLECTION of very valuable PICTURES, in
the original state, the property of a Gentleman, who has
been collecting them with great care and correct judgment, during
• period of 20 years. In the Collection it is apprehended the fol-
lowing Muters will be recognised, viz. :
Ruben. Ostade Cuyp IVouvermans
S. Rosa Titian Vernet Vandervelde
Claude Caraeci G. Dow &c. &c. &c.
P. Potter Murillo Loutherbourg
The Prints are chiefly Proofs, and include the Shakapears Gal-
lery, some rare Italian Pieces by Pitted, &e.
May he viewed two days prior to the sale, and catalogues had In
Covent-garden.
London, England, 1825-02-05

CHALKING FLOORS and ROUTE FURNITURE
HOPE, of Rathbone-place, begs leave to inform the Nobi-
lity, Gentry. hc. that he continues to CHALK FLOORS in the
must fanciful manner, likewise to LET 1,000 feet of fashionable
route seats, 500 chairs, 600 feet of dinner and supper tables, elegant
100, sofa, and card tables. tripods, lamps, lustre', girandoles, bell
shades, Grecian lamps, knives and forks, glass, china, plate and
plated articles, clean beds and bedding, chair and sofa beds,
touches, invalid chairs, and exercising horses.
The Nobility, hc. are likewise informed, that in consequence of
the great demand for that useful article the exercising horse, he has'
commenced manufacturing them on much-improved principles, the
springs being so tempered as to carry from five to thirty stone, a
number of which, of venous powers, are on show, either for fule or
hire ; likewise, an improved leg-rest, which he flatters himself is I
deserving the attention of every Lady or Gentleman subject to
gout, rheumatism, cold, or damp feet.
Bath, Merlin, invalid chairs---fiuperfluous furniture taken in
exchange.
London, England, 1825-02-05

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Feb. 9, lOU
TMW. Court of Directors of Me United Company or
Msrchants of England trading to the East Indies do hereby
1 dirgaftattiiitl' Wup Sale, en
put to at their House in Lead hall
4 met, on FawaraY, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon,
precisely, wmpt, the 20th May,
ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY PIPES of the COMPANY'S I
CAPE WINES, and SIXTEEN HALF PIPES of CON-
STANTIA WINE,
And that the sante may be tamed previously to the Sale, and Ca-
, mingles had, upon application to Mr. William Evans, at hie
Office, in the Company's Warehouses, New-street, Rishopagate-
street, between the hours of nine and three daily (Sundays ex-
, srpted).
PETER AUGER, Auistant Se:retary.
• AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE,
Sow/games INN, FLEET-STHEET,
bth February, 182• S.
AGENERAL QUARTERLY COURT of the COR-
PORATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY for a Per-
petual Assurance Office, will be holden at the Society's House in
Sergeant's Inn, Fleet-street. on THURSDAY, the 10th Day of
February instant, at One o'Clock precisely.
JOHN PENSAM, Registrar.
fIf_REAT WESTMINSTER DAIRY.—The COM-
-1,1- SUTTEE of INIANAGEMENT beg I.sve respectfully to
nineonee. that they are now prepared to SUPPLY the Public with

tO
TWO RENTERS' SHARES IN DRURY-LANE
with
THEATRE,
lira Prod.dog an Insane exceeding 151. a Year each, and a I`;e.trityAdmission, rranAtirable Annually.
Cal
•
At the Mart, onYUEMirtte loth inst, at I!, in Two bats,
mom;
TWO RENTERS' SHARES in the THEATRE
„..,' ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, each Rroducing an Inesms of
use Is. 3d. erery Night of Performance. The last dividend to be paid
at Ransom and Co.'s, Bankers, was 131. 10s. each, and they arc
of seventy years. The Free Admissions are
)3°' heldtr fornsferaupwardseverybl
season, and admit to the Oratorios. Benefits,
aor, dec. Etc.
nd ; Particulars six day. prior, at the Mart; and of Messrs. Robins,
i of Covent-garden.

%N(,l YESTERDAY.
'Leghorn - . 186
Genoa . . 146
Venice - . 27
Malta 4 •
Naples . . 39.1
Palermo 110
Lisbon - SI
Oporto - • 316
Rio.latieiro - 40
Bahia . . 604
Dublin - 94
Cork - . 9..
BULLION.
.C. s. d.
Portugal Gold in coin 0 0 0
Foreign Goldin bars 3 17 9
Ne* Doubloon* 0 0 0
New Donors 0 1 10A
Silver in bars 0 0 0
. _
London, England, 1825-02-05

BIRTHS:

At the Hotel de Stacpoole,Fil:l;urg St. Honore, Palo, the
Countess de Stacpoole, of a daughter.
A few dans ago, the wife of Thomas Robinson (a tanner in the
employ of Messrs. Broughton, of Boston;, to whom she had been
married 21 years without having any increase in the family, was
safely delivered of two children, who, with the mother, are doing
well.
On Wednesday, at her house in Pall-mall, the Countess Mount
Charles. of a son.

MARRIED.
At Paddington Church, on Tuesday last, Mr, E. Winetwortb,
of High-street, Mary-la-bonne, to Louisa, daughter of J. Boyd,
Esq. of Nlsida-place.
On Tuesday, the Ist Instant, at St. Andrew's Church, Ply-
mouth, Major W. C. Holloway, Royal Engineers, only son of
Major-Gcneral Sir Charles liotowar, of Stoke Cottage, Devon-
port, to Amelia, youngest daughter of the late Captain T. Elphin-
stone, R.N. of Relair, Devonshire.

DIED.
On the 27th ult. at Ilanerown, Ireland, Anne, eldest daughter
ut Robert Latouche, Esq. M.P. for the county of Kildare, and of
the late Lady Emily Latouche.
At Walton Leicestershire, Mary, the wife of the Rev. Augastus
Hobart, and daughter of the late Mr. Sergeant NVilliams.
February 1, at Nantclwyd, in the county of Denbigh, R. H.
Kenrick, Esq.

BUM WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON
Morning 38 mfn. flier 3. Afternoon 53 min. after 3.

Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Office. by J. W. Crams ow,
161. Strand, and published by R. CANNON, mil PIK%

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London, England, 1825-02-05

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS,
HACKNEY.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH.
On the Premises. No. 3, Cambridge-row, Hackney, on TUES-
DAY NEXT, at Twelve o'Clnek,
THE Neat and Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TI'RE, a pianoforte, an eight-day dial, a double-barrelled
fowling-piece, a pair of pistols, brewiog utensils and other effects,
comprising four-past, tent, and other bedsteads, with hanging,
feather beds and bedding, mahogany chests of drawers, chairs and
tables, chimney glasses, carpets, kitchen requisites, &e.
May be viewed one day previous to the Sale, when catalogues
may be bad on the Premises, and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 33,
Poultry.
London, England, 1825-02-05

LOMBARD-STREET.
To Public Companies, and others requiring commanding Premises,
with immediate possession.
By Mr. RIST,
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, Feb. 9, at 12 o'Clock, at Gana-
way's Coffee-house, Cornhill, by direction of the Proprietor,
THEvaluable and truly desirable LEASE (whereof
19 years are unexpired, at a low rent,) of those eligible and
commanding Premises, No. 29, loimbard-street, the corner of Cle-
ment's-lane, a most important and conspicuous situation for any
Public Company or Banking Establishment. The premises have
been recently repaired at a liberal expense, and contain if, rooms,
besides cellars, for the convenience and comfort of a respectable I
family, with private entrance. The ground floor is extensive and
light, and adapted for o suit of offices, or a most commanding shop
for any retail trade.
To lie viewed from ten to four daily. Particulars may be had of
Mr. Rist. 39, Lombard-street; on the Premises ; and at liarra-
way's Coffee-house.

►po RE SOLD, at 32, BERNER'S STREET,
1 OXFORD-STREET. EIGHTEEN of the best DINT NG-
ROOM or LIBRARY CHAIRS, and at one half the usual
charge. They are the Property of a Gentleman.

FOR DINING-ROOM OR LIBRARY CURTAINS.
MORE than SIXTY PAIRS of real SPANISH
CLOTH CURTAINS, complete, of almwt every colour,
but of lame sites, which are to be So!cl fur less thin Mumma, at
32, BERNER'S-STREET, OXFORD-STREET.
London, England, 1825-02-05

" Alm i

you have boat; fora hriFhtlooking-glan

La out question."—" Then yield yollf
The other replied, and two mirror-like boots__
‘Tnambiah'd —atnazement the triumph while backing,
Of Art over Nature through 11 arren's Jet Blacking.
This esay-ithining and brilliant BioACKING prepared by
ROBERT IVARR EN, 311, :Strand, London; and sold is irerry
town in gdom.
Liquid, in Bottles, 64., 10d., 124., and lild. each.
Also PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 64.,124., and lad. raid&
A Shaling Pot of Pasts is equal to Four Is. Bottle.; of Liquid.
London, England, 1825-02-05

IMPROVED RENT OF 110/. PER A NNU3I,
Arising from Two Houses in New-street, Covent-garden.
By Messrs. ROBINS.
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 15th inst., at 12,
TWO LEASEHOLD HOUSES, very advantageously
situate in New-street. Covent-garden, one of the greatest tito.
rnughfares in the Metropolis; held for a term of 15 years, at 1001.
per annum, and are let to responsible tenants, on leases for the
whole term, at 1051. each per annum, giving an improved rental
of 1101. per year. The Houses are substantially built, and a con-
siderable premium was given by the present tenants for their
leases.

May be viewed with leave of the tenants; and particulars had
on the premises; at the 31 art ; and of Diesark Robins, Covent-
garden.
London, England, 1825-02-05

30, STRAND.

ATURE AND ART, or TfIE ESQUINIAUX
11 INDIANS.
Last Rotterdam Fair, like a Carnival gay,
Where Nature and Art form a splendid display,
Two Esquimau: Indians, to whom were unknown
The produce of aught save their own frigid zone,
•

Sajotim'd on the Rotter, in secluded can,
No sight yet obtain'd of the city or fair;
When over their bowls, in hilarity ,:dtt,
An Amateur laid with another a ;jet,
That man in an unpolish'd state will kyr;
Fair Nature's high charms for attractions of Art;
The Esquimau: ludia:is the bet to decide,
Each party agreed by their choice t abide.
Their Guardian's consent then obtain'd ;---to afford
Fair :cope, a large room was abundantly stot'd
With multir.rnn prodoe: of Nature and Art,
Attraction to draw and new pleasure impart
Excluding, howsvcr, all mirrors, that serve
So often nntutor'd attention to swerve.
The parties now met, and the two Esquimau:
Were brought fmu the store in full fret-don) to chose.
The room they rang'd o'er with apparent delight,
One charm, then another, perplexing the sigl:t;
Unsteady, and giving the prei'rence to none,
Till full in their view their reflected f.mln, alone
By two then presutted polisli'd mirror, reveal'4.
Aught else if they were from observance cmeeayd

Het; tied was the choke of the Indivw,.

My friend.
London, England, 1825-02-05

tNscit risNr DEBTORS.

TETITIOIIII TO II Mikan AT THE COEST, IT I.OITIFEAE-
T 1 INTOLII.II ITT-FIELDS. FEB. 8, AT TINE.
Andersen, C., Charles-street. Portman-square. gentleman.
Anvers, W., Alfred-terrace, Stepney, master-manner, P.N.
('unningham, T., Cheshira.cheese, Milford-lane, victualler.
Day, R., Hammersmith, coach-master.
Fletcher. J.. Charter-house-street, cloth agent.
flyles, .7.„ Cmokharn, Hants. blacksmith.
Jackson, S., Hydc.street, Bloomsbury, Lieutenant, R.N.
Nye, J., Prince's-street, London.road, Tunbridge-ware-turner.
Sibun, W. H., GUI-street, Limehouse, shipwright.
Smith, J., Cleveland-street, Fit:troy-square. jeweller.
Shepherd, J. and Ann, Closet, near Wakefield, York, wheelwright.
Smith, R., Waterman's Arms, Stangste, Surrey, victualler.
Smith, T., Exmouth-street, Clerkenwell, hatter.
Wake, IL, Monkwearmouth, Durham, rope-usaker.

Gummi A I.l.—George Sheppard, a young man who had
been for a short time in the service of Mr. Guest, pawnbroker,
Fleet-market, was charged with robbing his employer. The pri-
seiner, reversing Iris defence for another occasion, Sir C. Flower, the
Sitting Alderman, committed him for trial for stealing the two
pccket-books only.
London, England, 1825-02-05

rilllE LONDON BRICK COMPANY.
CAPITAL.
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS.
• In Ten Thousand Shares of Fifty Pounds each.
A Company is now forming, to be mancged by Directors, for the
purpose of purchasing, or hiring on Lease, BRICK EARTH,
and making BRICKS on an extensive scale.
It is well known that this branch of Traffic is a very profitable
ene, even carried on, ax at present, in many instances, by persons of
*leader means ; and it is presumed, therefore, that if a Company be
formed, possessing ample Capital, they may pursue it with extra-
ordinary advantages at this juncture; the demand for Bricks being
ucurecedentedly great, and progressively increasing as the rage for
private budding on all sides of the Metropolis gains ground ; and
is still further augmenting by the supply requisite for the great
Public and Natioruil Undertakings now in progress.
A Company. possessing adequate capital, would always command
a preference in the purchase of their Ground, and must necessarily
have numberless advantages that small Establishments cannot
obtain.
From the adoption of a regular and settled system of management,
they will be less liable to the contingencies of loss than private indi-
viduals. who have not the benefit of such system, capital, and
united talent as are comprised in a Company.
Of a numerous body of Members, there will, in all probability,
be many who are extensively engaged in building speculations, who
vrOl promote the success of the Company by their own purchases,
aced encourage others within the sphere of their influence to do the like.
It Is quite clear that if making Bricks be a profitable pursuit to
persons who hare only limited means, it must prove pre-eminently
so to a Company possessing ample Capital, and conducted by the
ended talent and exertions of twelve judiciously chosen Directors.
The Profit on the Capital employed at present in brick making
may be estimated to he at least 20 per Cent. and it may be fairly
presumed that this will be greatly increased, carried 00 under the
direction of a Company, having all the advantage of property and
systematic arrangement.
With these views it has been resolved to establish a Company,
to be called " The London Brick Company." The Capital to be
raised, 800.0001. in 10.000 Shares of 601. each (by Instalments not
to exceed 41. each), and one month's notice will be given previous
to a call being made.
A List of the Directors, Bankers, and Officers of the Company
will be published in a few dsys; in the mean time applications for
Shams may be made to Mr. Charles Kays, Solicitor, Dyer's-
buildings, Holborn ; or to Messrs. Edmonds and 'Wolfe, Change-
alley, Corn hill.
After the allotments are made, a deposit of Jl. per share will be
required, in past of the first lustalment.
London, England, 1825-02-05

BONDS OF Tllf DUKE OF 31ARI.1101101:Cill.
By Mews. ROBT,NS,
At the Auction Mart, on TETE-QUAY, the IStb inst., at 12, In
Two Long
TWO BONDS for ONE THOUSAND POUNDS
EACH, granted by his Grace the Puke of Marlborough,
on the 39th of June, 1811, and payable within three munch' after
the death of his late much-reverted Father, bearing Interest at
the rate of Five per Cent., and which now amounts to more
than 1,340/. in addition; making, altogether, 3,3601. Principal
Money.
Particulars may be had at the Mart; and of Messrs. Robins,
Covent-garden.