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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-27

DR. JAMES'S POWDER;.

THIS celebrated Medicine is invariably adopted by
Physicians; and for those who cannot obtain medical advice,
with each packet arc enclosed full directions for its use. Its etli.
cacy is most certain if freely given on the attack of Fever, Measles,
Sore Throat, recent Cold with Cough, and other Inflammatory
Disorders. In Rheumatism and Chronic Complaints it has per.
formed the most extraordinary cures, when used wkh perseverance.
Dr. James's Powder continues to be prepared by Messrs. Newbery,
from the only copy of the Process left by Dr. James in his own
handwriting, which was deposited with their grandfather in 1746,
as joint Proprietor. In packets, 24 and 245.
Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS afford constant reliefs
in Indication, Bilious and Stomach Complaints, Gouty symptoms.'
recent tieumatism, and Cold with slight Fever, and are so mild
in their effects se hot to require confinement. Dr. James's Ana.
leptie Pills are prepared by MINIM Newbery, from the only Recipe
existing under Dr. James's hand, and are sold by them in boxes,
at 4s. 6d. each, at 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and their Agents,
J. Sanger, lid, Oxford.street 4 and W. Pegg, Darnastreot,Dub.
lin. The name, " F. Newbery,"la engraved on each tioverameat

Household Furniture, nearly 400 Dozens of choice Wines, select
Library, an Eight-day Clock, Plate, Linen, and Effects of
Messrs. Sikes.
By Mr. HOGGA RT.
On the Premises, No. 22, Austin-friars, Old Broad-street, on
TUESDAY, slay 2, and following days, at 11, by direction of
the Assignees.
THE FURNITURE is of the usual description of
wardrobes, chests of drawers, mahogany winged and 'were-
tary book-cases, sofas. parlour chairs, dining, card, and Pembroke
tables, china, cut glass. kitchen requisites, &c. The excellent
cellar of Wines consist of

200 Dozens of Port II Dozens of llockheim
:15 Dozens of Madeira 13 Dozens of !lucent's
I)ozens of TenniSr 9.dozens of Sauterne
13 Dozens of Claret 12 Dozens of Sherry.
And 50 Dozen of Champagne, Alba Flora, Vidonia, Vin de Grave,
Langeron, Falernia; Boat, Malmsey, Mountain, Coll Roti,
Spirits, Ste. The whole of the very Brat quality, and selected
during the but 511 yews.
The books comprise standard works ; among which will be found,
Cooke's editions of the best Noveilos and Poets. Gentleman's
Magazine, Anti-Jacobin Review, Annual Register, Sir Walter
Scott's Novels. tie. . _

_ .
Samples of the Wines may be obtained ten days prior to the
gale, upon application to Mr. Iloggart, U 2. Old Broad-street,
Royal Exchange, of whom catalogues may be had.
The Furniture may be viewed one day previous to the sale,
when catalogues may be had on the premises.
London, England, 1826-04-27

DUTCH AND FLEMISH Ph
QUA LI,
hR. PHILLIPS has the
ITIL notify, that early in May,
TION at his Brest Rooms. New h_
LECTION of CABINET PICTU'
character, and of the highest (plait,
of those Artiste of the Dutch and'.
deservedly obtained the acknowledged
'feral branches of art.
The Collection has been formed
circumstances, during periods of
Continent, by a Frcncli Nobleman,
peculiarly enabled him to indulge
formation of thisSplentlid Collection,
'from Paris, attracted the attention -
visiting that capital.
Ma. Phillips. feels at liberty to assure
will be tiornpoiltd of the moat pure s•
have forutaltr yealiheitti'ebehttted •

April 22, IVA
London, England, 1826-04-18

HORNE V. SINCLAIR.

This was an action brought hy-aiatTillo;tl spinal his tenant for
an injury to the reversion, in removing four trees. At the trial
before the loird Chief Justice in this place, after last Hilary Term,
it was proved on the part of the defendant thst there was an agreement
between the parties that he should he allowed to remove all plants
and shrubs. On the part of the plaintiff, however, it was positively
sworn by his son, that the defendant had removed four apple and
pear trevs. fixed to and growing in the soil. rpon this the jury
found for the plaintiff, damages I/. . .

Mr. I:civic:l- now moved for a rule to shew cause why the ver-
dict •hnuld t.ut hr set aside. and a new trial had, on the ground
that the plaintiff's von had sworn falsely; and the Learned Counsel
said he had the affidavits of no less titan eight persons, who posi-
tively deposed that there never were four apple and pear trees re-
moved.

The Coon T wse of opinion, that these witnesses not haring been
called at the trial. it was now ton late, after verdict, to remedy that
detect is the defendant's cane.—ltule refused.

THE DUKE OF SOMERSET V. TOOWELL.

This was an action brought by the noble plaintiff against the de.
fentlant, for breaking into and trespassing upon a fishery in the
river Dart. At the trial before Mr. Justice Burrough, at the last
Assiaes Inc the county of Devon, it appeared that the plaintiff had
d, mused the fishery in question, for a term of three years. to one
Nicholas Mill.; and it was objected, on the part of the defendant,
that the plaintacould not recover in this action of trespass. On
the part of the plaintiff, however, it was answered, that a fishery
beicg en incorporeal hereditament, nothing whoever passed to
Mills but the mere right to fish. Mr. Justice Burrough was of
this opinion, and ibe Jury found for the plaintiff.
Mr. SELWYN now moved to enter • nonsuit, on the ground
that the action And been misconceived. The Learned Counsel con.
tended that the fishery here was a thing of • possessory nature ;
and the Doke of !Omens% haring, by the agreement proved at the
trial, passed everything possessory in the fishery to Mills, the
tenant, Mills alone was entitled to bring the action.—Rule
granted.
London, England, 1826-10-28

MOSCOW, SrP T. 29.

Yesterday were the rejoicings and festivities for the peo-
ple in the great square called Devitchie-pole, in tie centre
of which a ban !some tent was erected for their Majesties
and the Imperial Family. There were galleries for the
sp:ctators, tent* for the bands of music, fountains of red
and white wine, theatres, air balloons, &c. &c. ; also 240
tables, each tea fa home iu length. In the centre of each
was a sheep, routed whole, the horns gilt, the head sil-
vered, and the body covered with red damask ; on each
side a vase containing two barrels of beer, a sugared cake
in the form of a flower-pot, with roses, a birch-tree loaded
with apples, a dish containing thirty roast fowls, four
g'ese, and four ducks, with a gilt fowl at the top ; then a
vAse containing two barrels of mead, an oak loaded with
plums, two hams, a vessel containing two barrels of beer,
a lairch-trce hearing pears, a dish of jelly,* small oak bear-
ing apples, and a piece of boiled meat weighing 60 pounds.
4111 each table there were one hundred white loaves and
forty white rolls. The crowd began to arrive at day-
break, and the carriages at nine o'clock. The Emperor,
on
.horseback, followed the carriage of the Empresses, who
arrived at noon, and were received with the loudest accts..
nations ; after going round the square, they went into
their 4.nt, in which a standard was hoisted. At this sig-
nal the people approached the tables, and the diversions be-
lt is estimated that about 20,000 persons were in
snare. There wero distributed among the people
71, 499 sugar cakes, as many pieces of boiled
60Ib. each, and dishes of jelly ; 7200 fowls, 1000
000 ducks routed; 46,000 apples, as many plums
4000 barrels of beer; ditto of mead ; 2,420
wine; 2,400 white loaves, 9,00 small white
and as many hams.

I tare pre: Ran. It is.
Poled that the square.
,urope. the
1 dee, nig 240 sheep,
s by cne of meat of 60
crip of the Reese, 1000
)versatent and pears ;
purchase; ditto of w
stied, TM Nail's, and
)t do pub.
London, England, 1826-01-31

THE MAIDSTONE 3 iINK.

om^
On flaturtlai. ereditots to the ware of Messrs. Rimmed',
Atkin'', and Tjurreit, bankripts, and late banitera 4t Maidstone,
auended she foil examination before the Codintlasionera, at the
Bankrupts' CotirtOlesinghtlil.street.
The Commissioner" were Menus. Nankeen, Roberti, and Bathurst.
Mr. Tilleard attended as agent to the Comminlon.
The lislance.sbeet exhibited was not at all pleasing to the' greet
body of -creditors; whe, for the, mokt part, are oetiplc of small mein,.
Tbooststanding riehte were wand at 90.1100/, to meet which there
wise about 40.1111110.' Cr available tares. The tio,oci. dericient can.
not be made gofii, even b.f prospective funds, an that after
deducting the tarii,ua el eedera contingent on the commission. the
creditor"' may output is reexive a dividend of hbofit 7s. or'7s. tid: in
the pound on their respective claims.
Mr. Peter Free, of Bartholomew-lane, 51r. Henrr Down, of
Whitehall W hart, and Mr. RoSert Rugg, of Debiting, near
Maidstone, were nominated as rite Assignees, and, there being po
opposition, we dultappointed.
Several of the small note holders had held back until the last
am ination, under the expectition.of an auxiliary commission being
obtained for Maidstone. The greater part of the outstanding debts
was primed.
Mt. 'filleted applied, on behalf of the aeninr partner Mr. Ed_
meads, for an extension of time, on ti.c ground of indisposition,
which was acceded to under the statute. The other partners,
3lesars. Atkins and Tyrrell, surrendered and paned their ex-
amination.•
London, England, 1826-01-31

RUSSIAN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE%

The following is the form of the oath taken by the civil
and military authorities to the Emperor Nicholas and his
son the Giant' Duke Alexander:—

" I, the undersigned, dO promise aid swear. befom Almighty
GA. upon the hob Er,ngelieta, that I will be obedient in every
V•ing to, and serve faitti:olll, hir Imperial blareaty, my true and
natural EmperotAicholes Paislowitsetteeearet of Alt the•flarsias,
and the successor Cl his Majaty in the throne, Alezander Nicola-
jewitsch, without reserve. to the last drop of my blood. I promise
preserve and defend with all my power the rights and privileges
which do. or may in future, belong to the power and sovereignty
of his Majesty ; to perform on every occasion 'bat •msy be con-
dtive to the faithful !trek* of his Majesty and the empire t not
only to discover what may be hurtful to him, as soon as I have ob-
tained any knoeledge of it, but alai to prevent and avert it front
his Majesty; to preserve fstrittidly the secrets which luny he cen-
A 143 to me • to discharge Pint/fully and conscientiously the officer
to which I sway be apprir!,e, according to the insteurions end
pond and particalm orders already established, or which may in
fitters be comenuniested to me, by my superiors: to do nothinv
contrary to my oath and my duty, whether front personal or other
infer's?, or from triendship or inanity. but to act and con !uct
my-
self se becomes a faithful eubject of his Majesty, and so as to be
able to assay at all times before God and his tribunal. so help
eve Oed. And to bind tins oath, I kiss the words and the cross of
ay Saviour."

By the Turkey mdi accounts were received yesterday
from emyrlta to the Itth, and from Constantinople to the
21111 Ulf. The latter contain many speculations relative to
the aoGarqueuva K the death of the Emperor of Russia,
and the deputation to the Mores; they, however, afford
only *pillions and sormiges: The prohibition respecting
cbe export of elk Ala in fact withdrawn, as silks might be
sent ar to Swims, and from thence export, d.
The T,tukikh Stilton has a handsome countenance, rather
twit], with a dark complexion, 4trd an expression of melan
.cboly thatch's to rather than ditninishee its expression and
dignity. His dress is less showy than that of many of the
great Aeon, but the diamonds that cover many parts of it
U. of 'inestimable value.' His featitres do not express hip-
• •
pines. or tranquillity, but appear full of cite.
London, England, 1826-01-31

F.4SIIIONABLE INTELLIGE.VCIL

The 51aelnin and Marchioness of Lansdnwn and family atfe.t
yesterday Owen ng at their house in Berkeley-:•quare, front tbe.i
seat, 114.aund Park, Wilts.

_ _ .•
The Earl of Lauderdale arrived yesterday at Warrer's
Regent-street, from his seat in elentlind.
The Earl and Countess of Morley and family boy* arrived ,
their house, South-place, Knightsbridge, from their seat, Salthsta,
Devonshire.

The Earl and Countess of Surrey left town yesterday for Watt
Hill, Surrey, on a visit to the .3larqu is and Marchioness of Staifor!,
tor a few days, on their way to their seat, Worksop Manors, No:.
tinghantaiiire.
The Earl and Countess Gower left Imam yesterday for West F!.::,
Surrey, on a visit to the Marquis and fklarehionesa of Staflurd.
Lord and Lady F. L. Gower have left town on a tour.
The Hon. Wm. and Lady Ifarbara Ponsonby and fain!!r hs:t
arrived at their house in St. James's square, from their sew :3
Dorsetsliire.

The Bishop of London and family arrived yesterday at the
house in St. Jarnes'saiquare, for the season, from Fulham Pala.
Sir John Herrington, Ban. arrived yesterday at his house vt
Berkeley-square, front BriLltton.
Colonel Hobart+, Esq. M.P. left town yesterday for Brighton.
George "Itirgin, Esq has arrived at his stet in Hants, fr.nr.
father's (Sir C. Morgan, Ban.) in Wales.
It. H. Vale, Esq. has lett Thnits's Hotel, Berkeley.squart.
for Northampton.

Captain A;abin left the Pultcney Hotel, Albemarle-street, yes.
terday, for Paris. _

31r. end 3lrs. Hoskins left the London Hotel, Albemarle-street,
yesterday, for their seat in firm.

Depariirres from Kirkham's Hotel. Lower Brook-street :—The
Earl of Meath and the Han. Wm. Brabazon for Paris; Thon.o
Wilkinson, Eeq. for his seat in Sofrolk
Arrivals at Penton's New Hotel, St. James's-street: —Mr. ant
Mrs. Owcn from a tour; Antonio and Martinique Vanhoce,
Esqrs. from Millard. Departures Irons ditto :—A I'ansittart,
to Berko; Captain Trevor, R.N. on a tour; Wm. Morgan,
to Lrighton.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street O'Bri•s,
Eq from a tour: C. Lowrance, Eng. from Liverpool; H. D. Rad.
Esq. from Oxford. Departures r—. Col. garde and fairtly
on 3 tour ; the Rev. Thomas Layton on a tour ; Mows% P:. '
4.
on a tour ; J. Page, Esq. to Holy Hill; Robert Stewart, Esq. :J
Oxford.
London, England, 1826-01-31

l'rict.

374 Od tiofiOs 9T
32s 9d to Os el
37s 61 to Cl
24s Od to --s

HIGHWAY RODBEKY.—OH Sunday night, between 11
and 12 o'clock, as John Lee (a man of colour), together with his
wife, were coining across the waste ground at the bottom of Sid.
mouth-street, Brunswick-square, they were followed by a'great ill.
looking fellow, who made a grasp at Lee's watch, which the latter
continued to keep fast hold of; but the robber, at thong*, time.
seized his hat, and ran ott; closely pursued by the black, crying
"Stop thief!" In the chase Lee fell into a ditch, and the other
ran on until he was met by two men, who asked him what ws.
the matter. Ile was then quite out of breath, and said he had
merely struck n woman of ill-fame in the fields, end passed on.
The black mane up won atter, and the fellow was absertred in
the area of an empty house, with the man's hat upon him, hayire
abandoned his own in the Hight. Ile was then given into tba
custody of ‘Waddington, a Bow-street patrol, ana was yesteo!,,..
examined before A. S. Laing, Egg at flatton-gardeu office. Th.:
charge was fully sustained, and the prisoner (John Neill, a car.
penter) committed capitally.

BIRTHS.
On the 29th instant, in Grosvenorolguare, the Right Hon. Ledy
Peat., of a daughter.
On the 24th inst. at Rettendon, in Essex, the lady of the Rer. J.
Strange Dandridge, of a eon.

On Sunday, the 29th inst. at Connbe Bank, in Kent, after ashen
illness, in the 20th year of her age Harriet Eleanor, the youngest
daughter of William ,31anning, .E;q. M.P.
At Reading. on the 20th instant, Margaret, the relict of Domi-
nick 11. Trant, Esq. a grand-daughter of the hat Right lion. Vis-
count Bellew.

On the 17th inst. at his residence, Hoynton-street, Kensington,
in the 80th year of his cage, Alexander Murray, Esq. late of the
Commissariat Department.
At her housein East Retford. on the 17th inst. aged 74 Teats.
Dorothy, widow and relict of John Kirke, Esq. and mother of
Lieut.-Col. Kirke.
At the nitrite place on the 21st inst. in the 21th year of her aze.
Harriet, the wife of William Kirke, Esq.
On the 23d inst. at Woolwich, Licut..General Rimington.
Royal Artillery.
On the 211th instant, at Portsmouth, in II!, 78th year, the Rev.
George Cuthbert, A.M. Chaplain in Ordinary to the King, Pre-
bend and Sub Dean of York, and Rector of Sham cum Dunning-
ton, Berks.
On the 28M inat,the Rev. George Cuthbert, A.M. aged 77 years,
Becks, of York, and

Rector of Shaw and Donntrigton, Berke, Sub-Dean of York, and
Chaplain to the King.
On the "4th Mat. in Arundel-street, the Rev. J. S. Rawlins"
B E.L.late of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, aged 30.
Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Offiee.by ClALtali•
161,Strand and published by R. CANNON, UM pies",
London, England, 1826-01-31

ODE TO THE STARS.

Bow beauteous I how wondrous, fsin,fain 'would I see
Your myriads unroll'il of their mystery;
Fain would I cleave the dark dome of thenight, •
'Soaring up like a thoughN to your *lands of light;
Fain would 1 rise mit secrets divine,
With what forms ye are peopled, and wherefore ye shine
By what laws ye are govern'd, and fram'd on what plan,
1 would know—but I may not—this is not for man

Great—glorious the day, whoa the Author of all
Liming call'd ye from nought--and ye sprain at the ea': !
Through the regions of space from his hand ye were hurled
Dark myriads of atoms—each atom a world !
When each sped to his point in the boundless exper4e,
And ye eanght your first light from the light of his girt!'
Ills power in one moment fla'd each In his spot.
One moment remitted—ye sink, and art not,

What a dot is this earth, 'mid ye orbs of ilie sky !
And, compar'd with this earth, what a noili:ng am I
Vet I with nn/ mind's cobweb plummet would sound
THAT mind that bah known nor creation nor bound ;
Would fathom the depths of His wondrous decree
Can the fly grasp a world—a shell compass the sea?
No : tlos to weak man is allow'd, and no more--
lie may wonder and worahip—admire and adore.
London, England, 1826-01-31

POETRY.

[We extract the -following barsoftifid Poem front a periadir.4l,
sf
which the First Part is just publishc,l, emitted The Spirit 0..1
Manners of the Are. Departing fromthe coromoniilwe
ter of weekly publications, it contains much original and valLishji
writing, and is admirably adapted to its professed object, te f,nt
'the taste sod mould the character of tho moat important and vow;
iodise:nisi pan of the rising generation."' .
London, England, 1826-03-03

GERMAN PAPERS.

BERMS, FEB. 19.
The Doke of Wellington immeliately on his arrival went to pay
his respects to the King, to the Princes of the Royal Family, and
to his Royal Highness the Doke of Cumberland. On the 17th
there was a grand entertainment at Lord nantrilllam'a. In the
evening the Duke was in the theatre in the King's box.
On the 16:h there was a brilliant parade of the was" a dinner
in the Royal Palace, in the evening an Opera, anti afterwards a
ball and supper. given by his Royal Highness Prince Augustus.
Today his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland gives a
grnnd dinner. and this evening a subscription ball. The Duke of
%Wellington leaves us to-morrow. The King had caused a bust of
Prince Blucher to be placed in the apartments of the Palace as-
signed to •the Duke, as a present to his Grace. %Whenever the
Duke appears in the uniform of a Prussian 11 la-Marshal the
people welcome him with shot:to of joy.

K I NIVS THEATRE.
TO-MORROW EVENINu will be preenited MorlachPs Opera feria, In
Iwo Acts, entitled
TED. LDO ET ISOLINA.
The prlnclpnl Elrtrarters itr Madernolselle Donini, Madame Casten!;
Signors Velintl, Curionl, Porto, and Devine.
Between She eta the lrertissement of
TEMPLE. PE L CONCORDE.
After the Opera, I E DAL CLIASIPETRE.
A Comic Opera is in rehearsal, for the debut of Signor Pellegrlnl, of the
Italian Opera at Purls.
On 'THURSDAY, the 6th of April, a GRAND MASQUERADE.
Applications fur Boxes, Orc. as ustml.

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
To•morrow•, SATURDAY, Mardi 4, *III be performed the
•
Romantic Warns of
b' A eSt

The principal Characters by iielt;r;:ial lack, Harley, J. Roue% and
Fitswllliam ; Misses htephens, I. Paton, and Posey.
After which U yranaetic Exercises by ii Illarolo Antonia, ate,
To conclude with the Opera of
IIthISCHUTZ.
Adolph, Mr. T. Cooke Caspar, Mr. Hurt; Bernhard. Mr. Bedford;
Kilian, Mr. Fittualliarn ; Zaralel, Mr. 0. Smith. Linda, Mies Graddon ;
Ruse, Miss Posey.
On Monday, Rob Roy; and the Pantomime.
London, England, 1826-03-03

COVENT:.-.6-ARDE'Sf-THEATRFA

To-morrow, SATTatinkt March 4, will be performed the Opera of
ARTAXERXES.
Arta:crass, Madams Patti'; Artabanta, Mr. Phillips; Arbacas, Mk.
Braham. Mandane, Mies Paton.
After which the Farce cf
• ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
Six }Lark Chas!, lit. Fawcett Alfred Illghtlyer, Mr. Jones; Flatus.
Mr. Rayner. Maria Darlington, Madame reads.
To conclude With the Comedy Gr
CHARLES THE SECOND.
King Charles the Second, Mr. C. Kembie; Lord Rochester, Me. Jones;
Captain Cupp, Mr. Fawcett. litary, Miss Heine.
Ou Monday, Rob Roy; and Giovanni in London.

COVENT-ICTA RDEN T H EATRE.

GRAND PERFORMANCE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN MUSIC,

ONDIR TON PALNAOIIIIICNT OF SIR GFOROO SOARS.
This Evening, FRIDAY, March g, will be performed Ilandel's Sacred
Oratorio,
THE MESSIAI,
With additional Accompaniments by Mozart.
At the end of Pan I. grand brilliant Variations, Concertahte for Nino.
forte and Violin, Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Mori (Mayneder).
Principal Vocal Performers—Meson. Braham, llorncastle, Phillips,
Robinson, and nailer ; Masters Barker and Longharst; Misses H.Cawse,
Howard, Love, Pates, and Stephens: lad Madams Yestris.
London, England, 1826-03-03

VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND ELIGIBLE LEASE,
HOLD ESTATES,
Situate la Leirester-square, Prince's-street, Leicester-square, the
Old Bailey, and Ship.court, adjoining.
By .11r. ROBINS,
(Of IVerwick-house. Regent-street.)
At Oameaway's, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, in Lots, by
order of the Executors of the late Joseph Knight, Esq. and
others,
Lot I. Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATU, compels_
.1 ing a desirable and substantial Brick DWELLING-
DOUSE, situate No. 49, on the South aide of Leicester-square,
'late the residence of Joseph Knight, Esq. containing, on the upper
I story, tire bed-rooms ; on the second story, two spacious airy W-
I chambers and a smaller room ; principal story, a handsome draw-
ing-room, library. anialler room, &c. ; ground story, a good dining.
parlour, breakfast-mom, small hall, &c. ; in the basemept, kit-
chen, pantries, back kitchen, open area, three vaults for beer, coals,
&c.. Held for a term of forty-two and a half years, from Lady-
day next„ at a low rent of per annum One Hundred Pounds.
LotIL A valuable fliM3lol4ll XSTATIC. eatesprishvg an
etetIIehrTOWELLING-11OUSE, situate No. 44, late 41, on the
West aide of Prince's-street, Leicester square, three stories high,
two chambers and a smaller room, with closets, &c. on the principal
floor, and two attics over ; ground floor, a commodious shop in
front, wilt warehouses anti confectionary at the hack ; warerooms
over : kitchen in the basement ; coal-cellars, closets, and large
storrcellara under the warehouse; on lease to Mr. Henry Barnes,
of which ten years and a quarter are unexpired at Lady-day next,
at a low yearly rent of One Hundred Pounds. and now in the occu-
pation of Messrs. Candler and Collinsons, grocers and con-
fectionPre.
A DWELLINO4IOUSE, with COOK-SHOP, &c. situate
No. f. 6, Old Bailey. in the occupation of Mr. Gibbs, containing
three stories, two rooms on a floor, with three attic; shop on the
ground floor. cellars under, paved yard to a kitchen.
THREE DW EL LI NG-HOI.ISES adjoining, in Ship-court,
Nos. I and 2, planned in a similar manner, three stories high, with
one room on a loot, cellars in the basement; and No. 3, three
stories high, with two rooms on a floor, cellars in the basement, in
the occupation of Illessrs. Emalie, Richards. and Howes ; which
four dwelling-houses are under lease for a term, of which nine years
anti three-quarters were unexpired at Lady-day, at the yearly rent
of One Hundred and Eight Pounds.
To be viewed by applying to the tenants, of whom particulars
may he had ; of Mr. Charles Lane, Solicitor, No. 63. Lincoln's-
Inn-fields ; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regent-
street.
London, England, 1826-03-03

PATRONISED BY HIS MAJESTY.

LEWIS'S SYSTEM of IMPROVING the HAND-
WRITING or GROH, N PERSONS.
At LEWIS'S ACADEMY, No. 104. High Holborn, esta-
blished upwards of sixteen years. Pupils of all ages are made per-
fect in Penmanship, however bad their present style may be. La-
dies and Gentlemen taught t 9 write a most elegant, free, and beau-
tiful hand in one Fortnight.
Terms moderate, and the satisfaction guaranteed..

Mr. LEWIS'S SYSTEM of SHORT-HIND taught in Six
Lessons.

Far Terms, &e- apply as above.
London, England, 1826-03-03

ENGLISfrOPERA-H OWSE,

Opposite Waterloo-bvidge.
This Evening, FRIDAY, March S,
LECTURE ON ASTRONOMY AND THE PHENOMENA OF THE
HEAVENS AND OF THE EARTH,
To be Delivered by Hr. BARTLEY, on the Wedne3dayo and Fridays
during Lent.
Begins at Seven—Csncindes at Ten.
London, England, 1826-10-17

1.e...er B. 21, 104. 105, 406. 113. 178, 179, 180, 193,
210, 331, 917, 384, 385, 418, 471, 5,
591, .801. 828. ICII, 1137, 893. 934. 954,
950, 970. 1109. 1001. 1100, 1140. 1177,
1186, 1202, 1330, 1100, 1407, 1410, 1442.
99 Boorl‘ of 500/. - . . 19,390
18,8, 277, 455. 446, 457, 458, 459, 460,
493, 750. 731. 73?,. 733, 7a6. 757. 730,
759. 1253, 2786. 2767. 20 IS t0t1,4 of 2501. 5,000
Letter D. 8863, 21376, 22936. 8 Bootle of 1001. - 300

Tap the, 82 Boml4, antlunVng to - X 44,800

LONDON DOCKS.

CONTRACTS FOR WOOD AND IRON HOOPS, NAILS,
AND RIVETS, COOPERS' TWIGS. AND LIMP OIL.
IP HE DIRECTORS of the LONDON DOCK COM-
". PANS' hereby give Notice, that they will be ready to receive
Tenders (sealed up)Jit the Superintendent's Office at the Dark, on
WEDNESDAY. the let of November next, at Twelve o'clock,
for supplying the Company, for one year, with SVoo t and lion
Hoops, Nails, anti Rivets, Coopers' Twigs, and Lamp Oil.
Particular: of the ereersi Contrays may be known, and Samples
atilt, Articles seen at the Company's House, CrMces.street, Bank.
S. COCK, Secretary.
London Deck House. October 14, lert.
N.Il.—No regard will be paid to tiny Tender delivered af,er
Twelve o'clock on that day ; nor indent the person whe makes tl:e
Tender, or some Penton on his beim'', shall attend.

HAND-IN•HANI) FIRE OFFICE, NEW BRIDGE•
STBRET, BLACRTRIARI, OCTOBER 17. )RV.
The Drawl give Notice, that the HALF-YEARLY GENE-
RAL 31EETING of the 31 EST HERS 'of this ;SOCIETY will
be held at 'he Office on TUESDAY, the 7th of November, at
Our o'clock precisely.
The ELECTION of the DIRECTORS for the year enming,
Ballot, will be held on MOND.% Y, the 6.h of November, Itoor
eivro: le the forenoon till Three in theafterwoon.
BENJAMIN ROUSE, Secretary.

Oc•roars 13, 13:6.
IFIRAWING OF THE LOT I'ERV.—WHEREAS it
k maliciously asserted by . a Anonymons Ccrrespondent
r. the " Macitins Chronicle'? otitis day, tans application would be
made to the !Ards of the Treasury for a further Postponement of
the Lonely—the Public are most unequivocally and rositively as.
awed by the Contractor,. that no such application has been made.
nor even ammoniated ; but, on the contrary. it is absolutely and
irieritably de ermined by Government that this bast of Lotteries
shall and moat 1r... decided TO-310111(0W (Wednesday, 16th
inst.).
London, England, 1826-10-17

COAL MARKET, °crown'

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Ships at Market ----
tittles bold. 'Hee.
tt9l Ne%teaetle .............. 364 ...... As 6d to us 01
724
47 Sunderland...
The body of' the female who tome abort time since
threw herself off Waterloo-bridge, and was drowned, was on Satan-
day last picked up at Chiswick, about six miles up the river. Her
name turns out to be Watson, and her relations, who are respect-
able, reside in Drury-lane. A Coroner's Inquest will be held on
the body.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—An Inquest was held yesterday
afternoon, at Guy's Hospital, on the body of a bricklayer, named
John shnnions. It appeared from the evidence of Thomas Sul.
liran, a labourer, that the deceased was one of the workmen em-
ployed in repairing the Rectory House. adjoining Bermondsey
Church. On 3londay he was going up the ladder with a pail of
water in one hand, and when near the top he lost his hold, and ins
precipitated to the ground ; he was taken up with his ribs diem!.
fullycrustied. and conveyed to the Hospital, where he lingered in
great pain until the following Friday, when death put an end ip
his sufferings. Verdict_„ Accidental Death."

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London, England, 1826-01-09

VALVABLE ADVOWSON, RECTORY, MANOR, AND
TITHES, SO 31 ERSET.
R. CAUTY has the honour to announm to the
Clergy. Nobility. and Public, that he is inatmeted to
SELL by AUCTION. at the Mart, opposite the Bank of Enr
land, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at Twtlye &Clock, rte vain.
able A DVOWSON of the RECTORY CHURCH o' BAT-
C(1.11 BE. with Manor and ',encl.,. and the entire pariah o' Upton
Noble adjoining, Residence, Offices, and (ilel.e Lands of the
estimated value of 1.1001. per annum, most ilsiirably situate near
Beaton, on the Weymouth road, about seven miles from Frame, 13
from Bath and Wtlls, 18 from Warminster, and 100 from bondon.
Printed particulars may be had at the principal Inns at Oxford,
Cambridge, Bath, and Warminster; at the Auction Matt, Lon-
don ; and of 31r. Cauty, 110, Pall-mall.
London, England, 1826-01-09

OSEPI-I C(RWEIL and SON, 93, Hishopegate-street,
t) Within. AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS. HOUSE
AGENTS, and UPHOLDERS, beg to inform their Friends, and
the public generally, they continue to REGISTER ESTATES
and /USES for SALE. in any part of the Kingdom, and trust
that kw concerns in the metropolis, arising from their long ema-
bliahment. possess more extensive connexions for the disposal of
property. 'Household Furniture purchased at liberal prices, or re.
utoved to convenient situations for disposal, if sales on the premises
r fire.ebiaisole.
It Is the principal feature of their Establishment, to settle all gale
accounts generally within three days after the sales hare been ef.
tected, and to make no charge for registering property intended to
be disposed of by Private Contract, unless absolatcly sold through
their agency.
1 ESTATES SURVEYED and VALUED.

111 T of it ENTS. Securities, and all description of Pro-
perty managed with promptitude and despot+, whether under trust
or otherwise, and ample seet.ri3y given where required.
•.• J. C. and Son have -xtensive dry store-rooms fur ware-
housing Furniture of all descriptions, on moderate charges.
London, England, 1826-01-09

G ERM A N PAPERS.

ST. Pr:TEnsnunon, DEC. 21.
Her Majesty the Empress-Mother, in order to make his Ma-
jesty the Emperor easy respecting her fralth, his resolved to
send the Grand Duke :Michael to his Majesty with an account
of it.
Iler Majesty received news on the lfith, in the evening,
which informed her that his Majesty was in good health, and gave
reasons to expect his Majesty shortly in the capital.
On the 17th her Majesty received a very affecting letter from
the Empress Elizabeth, front Taganrog. It app., irs, front other
accounts from Ora place, that his Majesty's health is tolerable,
but that the does not recover hiss strength.
The M inisterial Comm i ttee having received a communication from
Prince Wolkanski to Prince Karttkin, respecting the measures
necessaty to be adopted on the death of his Majesty the Emperor,
a committee has been appointed to order evert• thing respecting
the funeral, the general mourning, &c. Prince Kurakin is at the
head of the committee ; 60.000 rubles are assigned for the necessary
expenses. Prince Wolkonski having represented that the coffin,
pall, crown, &c. must be made in the capital, the committee
will take care to have all those things got ready as soon as possible,
and send them by exrress to Taganrog. 111 r. Wylie, physician to
the Grand Duke Michael, has arrived here from Warsaw.
One thousand two hundred and sixty-three ships have arrived
here this year, and one thousand two hundred and eighty-nine
sailed ; being 174 arrivals, and 1119 departures more than last year.
The value of- Russian goods exported is 20 millions of rubles more
than last year.

STOCkIIOLIII, DEC. 2.3.
A great many ships have been stranded and wrecked on our
coasts this month.

llnmnunGn. JAN. 2.

The number of ships arrived here last year was 1.863. of which
there were—From England (including those in ballast) 737, the
West Indies 79. East Indies 4, North America 39. South Ame-
rica 123, the Mediterranean CO, Spain 7, Portugal 22, France 92,
Sweden and Norway 29, Denmark and the coast 46, Holland, East
Friesland, and the coast 377. Sailed 1,858 ships.
•
London, England, 1826-01-09

THE CHURCH.

The Bishop of Salisbury has made known his intention
of holding an Ordination at Salisbury, on • Sunday, the
..?,;:h February. His Lordship will not admit any can-
di,!ates for Holy Orders who have not taken a degree,
,sail 'attended a course of Divinity Lectures in one of the

Uoitities.
T Rev. Wm. Thresher, M.A. late Curate of Forts.
Imouti , has been presented by 11. P. Delme, Esq. of Cams-
11.d1, to the Vicarage of Titchfield, in the county of
Hants, vacant by the death of the Reverend Alexander
Radcliffe
The Rev. George Taunton, Clerk, B.D. Fellow of
Corpus Christi College, Oxford, to the Rectory of Stun-
fordtonv, in the Diocese of Salisbury, void by the death
of Thomas Stockwell, Clerk, Bit on the presentation
' of the President anal Scholars of the same College.
The Rev. Richard Adolphus Musgrave, Clerk, S.C.L.
to the Rectory of Compton Bassett, void by the death of
George Ilayter, Clerk.
The Rev. B. J. W. Valpy, to the Rectory of Stanford
Dingley, Berks, void by the resignation of Thomas Whit-
aker, Clerk, on the presentation of the Rev. Edward
Valpy, of the Close, Norwich.
Tha Rev. William Dolby, Clerk, A.M. Fellow and
'l' woe of Exeter College, Oxford, and Senior Proctor of
-die University, to the Vicarage of Warminster, void by
the cession of the Rev. George Hume' Clerk.
At an ordination, holden by the Lord Bishop of Bristol,
M the chapel of Christ College, Cambridge, on Christina/1-
day, the following gentlemen of the University of Oxford
were ordained priests:—
S. Robins, M.A. Exeter College ; .1. Cheales, M A. Brssennose
College • J. Trollope, B.A. Wadiutin Collage; and J. Eve.
!sign, Worcester College.
On Monday last the lion. and Right Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Lichfield anal Coventry held an ordination in the
cathedral church of Wells, when the following gentlemen
of the same University were admitted into Holy Orders :
Lcscons—Thoinas Cox, B.A. Worcester College ; Samuel
Fox, B.A. Pembroke College ; William Polwhele, B.A. Exeter
College.
Paizse—Charles }over, P.A. Trinity College.
The following gentlemen of the University of Cam-
bridge were ordained on the 18th ult. by the Lord Bishop
of Salisbury :
DEscons—rlitford Wells. B.A. Sidney College ; and Harry
Jordan Place. B.A. Clare 8011.
paigsTa_john Richardson, B.C.L. Trinity Hall; Lancelot
Miles Balton, B.A. St. John', College.
London, England, 1826-01-09

FOR LA GUAYRA and PUERTO CABELLO.
will ...bar onmar.l., on the 10th of Jantotri, MN, the fast-
sailiing brig • DART. A. 1., RIC 11A RD FREE, Commander,
hurtles's I S l'onN•norfly eoppered and copper-fastened, lying in'
the Loodon Lucks; has good accommodations for Passenger*.
For Pteight or Passage apply to Captain Free. on board ; or to
HOBLRT F. WADE,
14, Londomrtreet, Fenchurch.atreet.

LE IC EST ER-SQUA R E.
AL NEW PANORAMA of MEXICO is NOW
OPEN. painted from Drawings' by Mr. W. Bullock.
The View is taken Nom tie Cathedral in the Great Square, Pleas
de Falsely, and exhibits a variety of the toast ctmous and interest-
ing objects. The singular style of the Buildings. the keligiints
Processiawa, the Interior of the Theatre during a Bull Fight,Cee-
tnme of the Inhabitants. &c. Ac. combined with the splendour of
the colouring, render thin Panorama one of the most striking and
beautiful ever exhibited.

EDINBURGH IS ALSO OPEN.
Admittance to each. la.
London, England, 1826-01-09

PRIZE CIIRONoMET ERS.

The perfection to which the chronometers are brought
in this country is considerable; we have before us the last
report from the Observatory. Greenwich, being the sixth
month of the competition for the twins. Of forty-eight which
were sent in, twenty-one have been withdrawn. To en-
title a chronometer to the first prize„ lte variation must not
exceed six seconds in one year; for the second ten seconds
are allowed.

THE CHRONOMETER WHICH HAS VA/LIED LEAST Infanta
THE LAST SIT MONTHS, AND THAT WHICH HAS VARIED
MOST.

French ..—Greatest mean daily rate molt. 76 sec.
31112
Least ditto
Real error of mean daily Its
Mean of extreme variation

mutt. sec. 4. 14.

61 mull. s. 1.24
s. 1.35

. 5.2. 67

Prize compatation time
Ellicott —948 Extreme variation in the l mina, Kr.. S. 64
mean daily rate
Extreme variation ditto - plus see. 1. 81

Real error of mean daily rate
Add mean of extreme variation

- L. b. 46. Tu. 1. 10. 90
•. 3. 80

Prize computation time . 5.14. 70
So that, wbilc the former chronometer stands in the prize
list, as having varied on an average two seconds and fifty-
seven hundredth parts of a second, the real error of mean
daily rate has been only sixty-one hundredths of a second;
and the latter, instead of having varied on the mean so
much as 14. 70. sec. has only varied five seconds and forty-
five hundredth parts of a second.

We understand that a larger number of horses have been
entered for the Dancaster St. Leger this year than on any
former occasion, being one hundred and one.
The practice of giving to new cheese the flavour and ap-
pearance of age, by striking brass pins into it, is sti/ on-
tinned, and this week a quantity of mouldy cheese, boucght
at a shop in Leeds, was brought to us, in which there were
no fewer than half-a-dozen pins in less than a quarter of a
pound weight of cheese.—feeds Paper.
Alfred Cranston, IN+, of 13awney, near Wycomb, was
killed from the effects of his horse falling when at full
speed wiilt the Luton subscription bounds, on Tuesday
last. Ile received two fractures in his right leg, which, to-
gether with inward bruises, caused his death on Saturday
morning.
EX TRAORDINARY ACT Or BARRA:RIM—OD ;Monday
night last, a tine in-lamb ewe, belonging to Mr. W.
Hurt, of Weston, was completely cut in halves, in a field
near the canal, and the hind quarters carried away, with
the skin and wool thereon. The wretch who oointnitted
this barbarous deed did not cut the throat of the' animal,
or inflict any wound to lessen its suffering, but left it to
bleed to death.-h.—Nottingham Jourreal.
Mtnnuesex Ilosrura t..—Monthly Return of Patients
from the Ist to the Slat December:—
In-Patients admitted by Letters
Ditto accidents

Out-Patients admitted by Letters . . 150 128
Ditto accidents • 104
263

Total . 380
=I; Idist. :tog " • °-
London, England, 1826-01-09

UPPER HOLLMVAY.

NEAT AND GENUINE HOCSE1101.1) FURNITURE.
LINEN. CLIINA, GLASS, AND 11InCELLANFAIUS
EFFECTS.

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By STEVENS and RR ENCIILEY.
On the Premises, nppnsitc the Arrhway Public-house, TIPPer
Holloway, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 11, by order of the

, • ,
A asigneea,
riIHE Excellent HOUSEHOLD FU lIN FEVRE, corn -
1. prising four-past and half-tester ►edsteads and hangings.
feather beds and bedding, mairegany doable and single cheats of
drawers, dressing tables. stands, wad glasses, cut.siet4 and other
lawriers, and lire-iewila ; handsome 411rusaida and Kidderminster
carpets and hearth-rugs, mahogany t edeital sidehrowd, sot of ex-
cellent dining-room chairs, lirecian couch. Pembroke and work
tables ; suit of morine curtains for three windows, table and bed
linen, plated article., china, glass, kitcheulutensils, three chuldrons
of coals, and miscellaneous effects.

May be viewed one day previous to the Side. and catalogues had
on the Premises ; and or Stevens and Brenchley, 36, Old Jcwry.
London, England, 1826-01-09

UNATTACHED.,

Captain W. 11. Robinson, front the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be
Major of Iniantry, by purchase ; Lieutenant M. C. Ilalcott,
front the CM Foot, to be Captain of lotantry, by purchase.
Both dated Jun. 7,
To be Lieutenants of Intan:ry, by purchase—Second Lieutenant
.1. It. Ileyland, from the lcvlon Regiment; Second Lieutenant
L. A. Spearman, from the ?Ist Foot—both dated Jan. 7, 1826.
To be Ensign by purchase—R. 11. Creegh. Oent.—dated aa above.
London, England, 1826-01-09

THE BRITISH PRESS.

*crowd at Mr. King's, In consequence of the run uron the bark,
that lie could not get in. Mr. Merchant then went hack with him
to King's, who, upon acting the check, expressed doubts of Its
authenticity, but amid that if upon ieiptiry it turned out to be
genuine, he would cash it, the pri-mner agreeing to take tome of
his notes in payment. The prianner left the check, anti on inpuiry
it turned out to be forged in the particulars above. mentioned.
Lvt-
dence was given to show that the check was a forgery to the ex-
tent charged.
The prisoner said nothing in his defence, but called a great many
witnesses, who gave him an excellent character.
Mr. Baton 111:14.0ex told the Jury there was no evidence,
of the forgery, but left them to determine whether the pri-
soner had uttered the check knowing it to have been forged.
The Jury, after a short deliberation, found the prisoner guilty
of the uttering.
There was a second indictment against the prisoner for a similar
offence in utteting a forged check upon the firm of Edmeades and
Co. bankers, Maidstone, but this 1,13 s not prosecuted.
Sentence of Death was passed upon the pt ironer.
The Assizes ended late on Saturday evening.

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, SATURDAY, JAN. 7.

At the sitting of the Court tnie day, Mr. Holden officiated as the
Chairman, in the absence of Mr. Const, who is confined through
indisposition,
The whole of the prisoners against whom bills were found
rot petty !arcenies, assaulfv, ate. having been gone through, a ge-
neral gaol delivery took plaer, when filly-ore individuals were dis-
charged by proclamation, namely, thirty-five males, and sixteen
fenulest, each of whom received: a shilling on being set at liberty.
The Sessions then akourned.
London, England, 1826-01-09

SAW BY AUCTION.

SUPERB STOCK OP CUT GLASS.
By Mr. WILIJANS.
At the Auction Mart, Bertholoeiew-lene, on WEDNESDAY
NEXT. et I?,
it Valuable STOCK of RICIILY CUT an,l PLAIN

and rot aceattit of the Mantila 'utter, con-
aisting of elegant dessert services, tret dishes, seta of quart and pint
decanters, water.iugs, table carol* eines, clarets, champagnes,
tumblers. gobleta, sugar, butter, she caddy busies. Naha, tieger-
cups' cellery glasses, &c. &c. tbiintlelittra double anti single
light halms, brouze sideboard and table lamps, &e. &c. The
whole of the very bast description, sod lotted suitable for private
To be viewed tomorrow anti moraine of sale, and catalogues
bad at,the Mart, and of Mr. Throg,morton-street.
London, England, 1826-01-09

HOSPITAL STAFF.

Staff•Assistant-Surgeon,l7;in;;;nn itbeiiurgeon to the FOTCCII.
•ice Hughes, who retires upon half-pay—dated Dec. 22, 1825 ;
Hospital-Assistant A. Gibson to he Assistant-Surgeon to the
Forces, vice Grant, uppointed to the 79th loot. Dated Dec. 29,
1823. _ _ .

Ttihclfospital-Assistant to the Forces—J. Robertson, Gent. vice
Bakst., promoted ; G. Bustle, Gent. vice Williamson, de-
ceased : J. Brag, Gent. vice Patterson, deceased. Alt dated
a. above.
London, England, 1826-01-09

THE ARMY.

OFFICERS' PENSIONS FOR WOUNDS.
Officers receiving Pension* for Wounds are hereby informed
that She same sill hencohrth h,cnnie due quarterly, viz.: on the
.4th March, the 44th June, the •21th September, and the 24th Des
ccaiber, in each veer, and will be in coarse of payment at the tame
verinds as ,hernir,d pay.
091ceni may, therefore. receive their pensions for wounds either
:sarterly or halt:yearly, as heretofore, at their option.

A demshroent belonging to the East India Company's Service
embarked on Friday evening at Billingsgate, fur Gravesend, on
::de tr Chatham.
A denaehntest hel.nging to the 13th (lit Somerset Light In.
hairy) Regiment is ordered to embark on the 22d inst. at Graves.
end, for India.
A dnachment of Lift men belonging to the East India Company's
4rmicz is ordered to march from Chatham to Gravesend, to embark
rathwith for St. Helena
A detachment, consisting of MO men belonging to the East India
Company's Service, is ordered to proceed from Chatham to Graves.
cod, to embark immediate!, for Bombay.
The sentence of the Court 31%rtial held in Portsmouth garrison
far which Major.(leneral Sir Edward Bleckner, K. C. B. was
President.) on Lieutenant ltiastead anti En.ign Rowcroft, of the
Regiment, wan promulgated on Monday last. The charge
a4sited Ensign Roweroft, of his having used language unbecoming
the character of an officer, was proved, and thereupon he was atm-
traced to be dismissed from the service. Lieutenant Binstead for
rot having exercised the authority of a superior officer, in putting
Ensign R. under arrest when the words were uttered, (they were
on a shoming party) was sentenced to be admonished.
London, England, 1826-10-10

THE WHITE LADY.—The MUSIC of ibis cele-
tinted Romance, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drsry-
lane, will be published in a few days, by CLEMENT! and CO.,
26, Cheapside.

IVHE NEXT. OF KIN (if any) of WILLIAM
1 STORMAN, otherwise THOMAS JAMES.Iate a Sea-
mm belonging to the Merchant Ship PRINCE GEORGE,
deceased, by applying to Mr. Joseph Chapman. of NO. 65, New
Oravel-laneallhadwell, may hear of something to SOT advantaTe.

PENCE ENCLOSURE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that application is intended
to be made in the next Session of Parliament for leave for
presenting a Petition for a Bill for dividing, allotting, and lnelosing
the Commons, Commonable anal Waste Lands. within the Hamlet
of Penge, in the Parish of Battersea, and County o! Surrey.
Dated this 19th day of September, BIN.
BRENDRETT and SPINKS, Temple.
London, England, 1826-10-10

•SALES BY AUCTION.

GENTEEL LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE,
25, Westmorland-place, City-road.
By Mr. CROOK,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England. on WED-
N EeD.l Y NEXT, at 12. by order of the Proprietor.
Fp ti E above desirable PREMISES contain three good
1_ bed-rooms, a drawing -room, two parlours, two kitchens, and
good garden ; many yt.ars let to the present respectable tenant. at
the yearly rent of 351., held on lease for a long term, at a ground-
rent of six guineas, producing a net income of 28/. 14s. per annum.
To be viewed by leave of the tenant. Panted Particulars to be
had of A. Uniney, EN. Solicitor, Chaneery.lane ; at the place of
sale; and of Mr. Crook, Auctioneer, No. 51, Skinner-street,
Snowhill.

ISLEWORTIL—FREEHOLD RESIDENCE,
Furniture, Plate, Linen, China, and Effects.
By J'tl r. m soN,
(Of Castle street, ralcoi;•square,)
On the Premises, the north side of the Square, on TUESDA
NEXT, at 11, by direction of the Executor of 6. Laurence. Esq.
rilllE valuable FREEHOLD DAV E 1.1.1 NG-HOUSE
1_ is totb.,tantially comprising Oree pleasant sleep-
ing apartment.. dritais.g-room. dining-roont, kitchen, detached
wash.t.ouie, neat garden, and fore court; 4•l4ibly situate on the
north • tale of the Square, in the cheerful village of Isleworth, ekqbt
miles 099 141/ktloo..a2d one from the trinket town of Brentford.
Also, the Furttiture, inelut;ing four-posts and teat bedsteads and
fumitures; mahogany double and tingle chests of drawers; dining,
' Pembroke, and card tables: dinirg.room chairs, sofa, beds and
bedding, pier and dressing glasses. carpets, table and bed linen,
china, glass, double-barrelled gun, kitchen requisites, and effects ;
together with 150 ounces of l'late, comprising silver tanksrd., table
and dessert knives, milk-ewer, table and teaspoons, snuff-boxes,
gold rings, watches, and variants other articles.
The Estate may be viewed three days, and the Furniture oar
day, prior to the sale. when particulars and catalogues, may be had
on the premises; at the Red Lion. Brentford ; Castle. Richmond:
King's Dead. Hammetsmith; of Alt. Towers, Solicitor, 24, and of
Me. Masan, 19, Castle- atreet, Falenn.equare.