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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-18

FASHIONABLE /IVMLLIGENCE.

The %ice of Norfolk entettaned a diuinguished party at dinner
esterday, at his house in St. Jaimes-aqu:ir.•.
Count Lieven will have a dinner party this day at Ashburnham
louse.
The Duke of York will have a grand dinner party to-morrow, in
table yard. St. Jamees.
The Marquis of Cholmondeley had &dinner party on Monday, in

Piccadilly.
Lord Carrington has issued cards of invitation for a dinner party
on Sonday next, at his house, Whitchift.
Mrs. Benyon entertained a select cirue of fashionablcs yesterday,
at her house in Grosvenor-square.
Lord Saltoun had a grand dinner party on Monday, at his house'
in (treat Cumberland-street.
The Duke and Duchess of Leeds left the Clarendon Hotel,
Bond-street, yesterday, fur Brighton, for a short time.
The Marquis of Chaados .has left town for his scat, Wootton,
Bucks.
Lord Francis Conyngham left town yesterday for Windsor.
Dowager Lady Brownlow has arrived at her house in Hill-street,
Berkeley-square, front Brighton.
The lion. Colonel Lowther, 31. P. arrived yesterday, at his
house, in Bruton-street, Berkeley-square, from the Earl of Lona-
dale's seat, Cottesmore, Itutlandshire.
Sir Abraham flume, Ban. has arrived in town from Brighton.
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford left town yesterday, tor their
seat, Woburn Abbey.
Dowager Lady Alordaunt has arrived at her house in Hereford-
street, from a tour.
Thomas Aston Smith, Esq.lll.P. has arrived in town from Rut-

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas arrived yesterday at the British Hotel,
Jcrmyn.street, front a tour.
Departures front the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street :—Lady
Collyer, Mrs. Idy and family, for their seat near Southampton ;
and the Hon. Captain Rous, R.N. for Newmarket.
Departures from Lon 's Hotel, Bond-streti i—Captaln Corry'
for the late of Wight; William Courtenay, Eaq. for Newmarket;
Major Hall, for the Continent and Captain Hamilton, for
Windsor.
Dowager Lady Templetown has arrived at her house in Port-
land-place.
Sir Richard Carr Glynn, Bart. and family have arrived at their
house in Arlington street, fur these-aeon; from their sae In Dor.
eetshire.
The Earl of Powis has arrived at his house in Berkeley-square,
from his seat, Wrileot, Salop.
Sir John and Lady Shelley have arrived at Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley-square, from their seat, Merestield Park, Sussex.
London, England, 1824-02-18

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, FEB. 17.
ENTERED INWARDS.
Wilhelmina, Schultz (('astendieck, broker), from 1311111 ell.
Levant, Keith (3larsliall and Co., brokers), from Hambirrgh.
Belle Alliance, Wilman (Hofinan, broker), from Antwerp.
Petroneila Catharina, Jacobs (sinmn, broker), from Antwerp.
Beverley. Hutchinson (Linder, broker), from Hamburgb.
Victory, Cubits (De Bie, broker), from Harlingen.
Fox, IVallwr(lL Smith, broker), from St. Mary's.
Atalanta, Byrne (Dc Hie, broker), from Harlingen.
INazeby (Jutting. broker), from Harlingen.
Vipotia, Binnington (Smith and Co., brokers), from Peters.

burgh. •
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Marshal Blucher, Pound (Dudfi.ht, broker), froar Rotterdam.
Lottery, °moon (Coe, broker), trom Dunkirk.
Waterloo, Kember (Coe, broker), from Ostend.
Voyager, Richardson (Butcher, broker), from the Cape of Good
Hope.
George, Sibston (Batten, broker), from Rotterdam.
FEBRUARY 16.
EnvEns:n OUTWARDS.—The Nautilus, for Jamaica 3 Foe.
tuna, for Cadiz ; Old Maid, for Sierra Leone ; Perseverance, for
Calais; Esperance, for Havre; Success, for Telerate; and Kings-
ton, for Demerara.
CLEARING OUTWARDA.—The Thin. for Ostend; Sir David
Scott, for India ; Maria Elizabeth, for Oporto ; Lady Keith, for
Palermo ; and Speculation, for Faro.
London, England, 1824-02-18

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' lONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1824.

To Sail to all ilia:Woman( Mack,
OR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, touching at MA-
I. • Hsi ItA, the Teak Ship EXMOUTH, A I. hurthen
Tons, SA MI 1110. OW EN 111. C. $4, Commander Hate of the
I'mridence), lying in the City (:anal.
For Freight or Passage apply to the rommand.r. at the Jernso-
lent (offiv: Douse ; to Messrs. Rickards, Mackintosh, and Co.
Bishopagate.street-Within ; or to EI)311, NI) REA I),
I. Riches-court, Lime-sweet.
This Ship Is fitted expressly for conveying Passengers, for whom
the accommodation will be most comrtamlions and extensive.

EAST INDIA H JAW. 28. 11124.
COURT of DIRECTORSOUS off
the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
' to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give nodal,
That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said Company's Stork
will be shut on Twraartxr, the 4th March next, at Three
o'Clock, and opened again on THURSDAY, the 15th April fol.
lowing.
That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
Company will be held at their Haw in Leatlenball-street, on
WrnmEsowy, the 24th March seat, at Eleven o'Clock in the
forenoon.

Thu a GENERAL COITRT of the said Company will he held
at their Howie in beadenOndloitrest, on WEDNESDAY, the Ifth
April next, from Nine o Cluck in the morning until Six in the
evening, for the Election of *z Directors of the *aid Company
for four years.
And that the LIST of the At EMBNIRS of the said Company
will he ready so be delivered at this House on MONDAY, the 29th
March next.

JOS£PII DART, Secretary.

BOOKS PUBLISHED.

The Sccond Edition of
THE wmustiNsTEß REVIEW, No.!. *IR lie
ready for publication on Wednesday next.

On Friday next. Feb. 20, in rives !stitched, pries U.
THE DEFORMED TRANSFORMED: a Drtina.
By the Right Bon. Lord BYRON.
London: Printed lot John hunt, Bond-meet, and Taviateek.
street, Covent-ga:dcn.

This (by is published, in octavo,
MHE SLAVERY of the BRITISH WEST INDIA
1:01,0NIRs, delineated as It exists both in law and
Practice, and compared with the Slavery of ether Countries, ancient
and modern.

By JAMES STEPHEN, Eaq.
Vol. I. being a Deliticmion of the State in point of Law.
London: Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, 13, Fleet.
street.
London, England, 1824-02-18

Al KCHANICAL TOOL&

LloLTni.vvict. mid I)ZYKRLICIN, 44, Chwring-
Crow, late of (eetverr-street, MANPIP4DTVRI.:IIS of
ENGINES, LATHES, 1111431 ll'Aband EDGE TOOLS,
beg most respectfully to inform the Public, and such of their l'us-
touters who have not yet visited their prevent House, that they have
added many Artirlea to their already extensive Stork in the general
Tool Line ; alan Coder), in all its branches, warranted equal in
quality to their Edge Tools, at reduced prim, for rend,' move,.
Merchants supplied as usual.
DEALERS in FOREIGN 'VOOD and IVORY.

Catalogues, with present Prices, may le liadiao application te
Na. 61, Charing-Cross.
London, England, 1824-02-27

114 I)WARI) EAGLETON and Co. Wholesale and Re-
tail TEA DEALERS and I ROC ERS (established Fifty
Years) respectfully announce to their Connintions and the Public,
that their new and extensive Premises, Nos. 83 and Oa, Newgate-
street, ARE NOW OPEN, where they solicit an inspection of
their various Articles, procured for Cash from the best Markets,
and which they purpose selling at • small Profit, upon similar
Terms.

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Englrion and Co.'s Stock of Tea has been selected in the present
and former East India Company's Sales, with peculiar care and ac.
knowledged judgment, and, from their long experience, they have
no hesitation in saying, they consider themselves competent judges
of' the flavours best calculated to please the Consumer. They there.
fore only request a trial, and trust to the superior quality and the
moderation of their charges for a continuance of that support
which has distinguished their Establishment during the last
('entury.
Eagleton and Co. have now on Side, of th sir own Importation
a Cargo ()Every tine Ft ERVIT. Very fine New Malaga
and Smyrna Raisins for Wine, at unusually low prices.
All (Wen sent (free of postage) to any put of the Metropolis.
Country Orders, addressed to Eagleton and Co., by post or other-
wise, enclosing minittances, or onto* for payment to London, will
be punctually attended to.
London, England, 1824-02-27

BOOKS IN THE PRESS.

Toanorrow will be published, No. 11, of
GEORGE CRUIKSHANICS POINTS of lIU-
-111411TR, with V, Plates.

Newpte•lttat.

COLONRL LAWS.

Shortly will be published, by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy,
r lIE LAWS of the BHITISII WEST INDIA
COIAIN I ES, synthetically arranged t containing the
Laws of the Legislatures of the different Islands, with the Acts of
the English l'arliament, and the Judicial Decisions of the Eng-
lish Courts, re!ative to the West Indies.
By I:EORDE Itt fIiINSON, Solicitor.
London, England, 1824-02-27

rIIHE LONDON PORTABLE GAS COMPANY
IL having increased their means of distribution, are now ready
to supply OIL GAS, in GORDON'SO PATENT LAMPS, in
St. John's-street, Smithfield ; Ifiltspur-street ; Skinner-street ;
Holborn; St. 11iles's ; the East end of I htford-street ; Wardour-
street ; Oxendon-stteet, Ilaymarket ; Ctickspur-street, Strand;
Fleet-street ; Ludgate-hill ; Old Bailey ; Newgate-strect ; St.
Martin's le Grand ; Aidersgwe-strect ; Goswen-street ; Cheapside;
Poultry ; l'ornhill; Irearienhall-street ; A ldgate ; Whitechapel ;
penenu-street ; rimeeeliurch-street ; Fish-street-hill ; High-
street, Borough ; New 1/over-road ; nishopsgate-street • Old-
street ; (Ma-street, and Old-street-road ; and such other Places in
I.ontion and its Vicinity wherein there may be an adequate de-
mand or as may be speentllv agreed upon.
until the 1 ompany shall be enabled to extend their Line of
Distribution, the Has will be supplied for any other part of the
Town, if the I:wormier chooses to send for it to the IVorks, :10, St.
John-street, (lettermen; and, if a large quantity is taken, a dis-
count win then be allowed.
Portable On ()flee, 7, BasingtisMatrect, 18th Feb. 1824.

Hy permiesion of the Lard Chamberlain.
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.

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Mitri Tlrsn'l:ll::4Y4l;;Tpenurret.;:einieluivienri on ith:red-
ame
of Oratorical and Critical LECTURES on SuAKSPEARE,
and nu DRAMATIC COMMOTION and THEATRICAL
REPRESENTATION in general. Including animadversions on
the retrospective and present state of the Stage ; Criticisms on the
respective Pe►formers who have sustained the principal I;haracters in
the Plays of Shaksrare, from the days of Garrick to the present
time; and on the most popular Authors who have either given to
their writings a dramatic form, or have furnished the materials for
the Dramas and Alelo.dramits recently exhibited. Each Lecture
will be .receded by sonic popular Recitation, serious or comic.
The Course will consist of Ten Lectures, and will commence on
Vl'Enwrsna v, the 10th of March.

Subscript iorui for the Course— lloxex, 21. 2k. ; Pit, If. 4s. Tickets
transferable. Families or select parties may be accimunodated with
exclusive Boxes for the Courve.

Subscriptions received and Tickets to be procured of Mr. Ehers,
Bond-street ; Mr. Same, Pall-mall ; Mr. Ridgway, Piccadilly ;
Mr. Baldwyn, Newgate-street ; Messrs. Ilnwdery and Kerby, and
Mr. Reynolds, Oxford-street; Mr. Yentum'a, Bt, !strand; at
Boyles Court Guide Office, I, bricester-square g and of the Lec-
turer, North Brixton Cottage. where private instructions continue
to be given in cases of impediment, and in the Elocution of the
Pulpit, Bar, and Senate.
London, England, 1824-02-27

BIRTHS.

()n Monthy, the 23d inst, at the Heath, ileaseLliemsler,d,
Herts. the lady of .Istley Cooper, Esq. of a ons and heir.
On Wedner.day, the 23th inst. at Rath, the Lady of E. I). &nte.
Esq. of Great Barr Hall. Stafrordshire, of a son • 41 heir.
(in the 2.ith inst. at Woodford, the Lady of A. s:ewart, E.q. of
a

daughter.
On Friday last, the 20th inst. the Lady of Colonel Sir George
Cornewall, Bart. was safely &livered of a sun and heir, at Ifonat
Court, Herefordshire.
In Ectles-strect, Ikblin, the Visetwutess 31assereene, of a son.
London, England, 1824-02-27

FRENCH PAPERS.

• •
We.have received the French Papers of Tuesday. Thst
following are extracts:—
[From the Courrier Fre'walk]
PARIS, Fg m. 23.
We know, with certainty, that the Constitutional Electors have
definitively fixed their choice upon the following candidates :—•
General I oy, Al. Jaques Ltiffitte, 31. Caltrimir Perrier, Al. Her_
;Amin on s tan t , 31. Benjamin Delesaert, kl. Alexandre I)elaborde,
Salleron, and 31. Temeaux, the elder.

The announcement of the arrival of 25,000,00 C of specie rif the
bank belonging to the house of Rothschild, and • latter front a
Subscriber of the Jaarital eke Debate, have given to the specula-
tors on the Exchange, a confidence which has raised the Renter
beyond par. But the 25.0110,N0 poured into the bank, add no
great things to the money which is already in it.. coffers, and the
letter of the Journal die Debate proves nothing. The bank hAs
need of the capital fur pitting the half-year's dividends ilia Sr.
about to become due, and for lending to the Treasury, which stands
in need of a loan equal in smount to the last loan that was pad.
The money that is arrived, If all that is said be true, has not pre.
vented the reports from being very high, and we still think that we
ought to be more than evet en our guard against a reduction in
the funds. _ _

[ From the Constihtlionnell
The Ministerial and Fanatical Journals were never exasperated
with more passion and impoliey against the late Deputy M. Ma-
ndel than at present against whom they hate spread the moss
absurd caldonsies. We are astonishtal at this rage, and marmot
but attribute it to the fear of seeing him again appear upon the
opposition benches, as the energetic defender of the public rights,
and the most irreconcilable enemy of privileged and ministerial
despotism. Though this be the cam, the constitutional electors
of several arrondissements are undivided In opinion rrspectirg
M. Manuel, and persist in seeing in hint one of those lirm and
unshaken patriots, who desire an indissoluble alliance between the
monarchy and liberty, and who are incapable of the violation
of comeierice. These numerous electors will not lend themselves
to insinuations which are intended to induce them to neglect one of
the most honourable and useful members of the Opposition. Iry
case, therefore, the 3linisteni should succeed in misleading the
colleges of arrondissement, there will still remain the great colleges
to reader him justice, and to express their judgment on the 4th olf
March.

FRENCH Fri. 24.—Fire per Cent. COMMIS.
opened at kW 40c.; highest, lOW. 7Se.; closed at 100 f. 66e.
Loan of 1023, 124. flank Stack, 1,710:: Neapolitan Five per
,Cents. lNi9. Rentes d'Erpag. 24i. Exchange on boceon—ontr
month, 261. 41k.; three months, 26f. 30c.

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London, England, 1824-02-27

To SAIL. IN ALL MAKCIL
rR MADRAS and BENGAL, the fine, new, river-
boat Ship IA ntp A MIIIOLST (Juw Launcht.l front
. %Vigranni and Green's, Blackwall), burthcn •00 Tons,
HOBERT LITAS, Cumniander (of the Honourable Cmnpany's
Regular Service). Lying in the City Canal. This Vessel has a
Poop, and is tilted up in a very superior style for the accommoda-
tion or Passengers., and will carry an experienced Surgeon.
For Freight or Passage apply to Captain Lucas, at the Jerusa-
lem Coffee Basilic ; or to

ANSTICi. and THORNHILL,
11, Lime-atm:4 near the Eau India House.
London, England, 1824-02-27

V 'IIE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE and LITE-
RARY JOURNAL.

The attention of the Public is respectfully invited towards this
Journal, which is conducted on a new and very improved plan ;
the original papers being printed in a manner sinulaz to those in the
Quarterly and Edinburgh Reviews, and the miscellaneous depart-
ntents so arranged as to form a distinct volume. The high favour
with which the efforts of the Proprietors have been honoured bas
afforded the most incontrovertible proof that the plan adopted is in
strict unison with the liberality of the age, and its present widely
ezterded literary taste. Thus encouraged, they are authorized to
state, that the utmost (Tabus of their distinguished Editor will
continue to be directed to the general amusement and informa-
tion, aided by his extensive circle of contributors, within which
may be ranked names of the first celebrity in the Republic of
Letters. _

Independently of the original papers, which occupy about ,100
pages, each Number contains an additional "devoted to a Review
of all interesting New Publications, Foreign u well as English--
Biagyaphical Notices of Distinguished Chanieters—Essays on the
Fine Arts, Alusie, and the Drama—Literary and Scientific Varie-
ties, New Inventions, Biscay:ries, and Improvements—Rural
Economy—Meteorological, Agricultural. and Commercial Reports
—Political Events; and Important Occurrences, through Great
Britain, arranged under the Kemal Counties: thus combining in
the same work the several characters of a Magazine, a Review, and
an Annual Register.
The Numbers which were nut of print having been reprinted,
complete sets may be had (anti the commencement in 1021, price
34.0 d. each Number, or in Nine Volumes, handsomely half-bound,
price 14s. each ; and those who may desire to commence with the
present year, are requested to send their orderi to any Bookseller,
Stationer, or Iklewsyentler, in their neighbourhood, by whom it
will he regularly supplied. It may also be exported to friends
abroad, by application to the General Post-office, or to any local
Postmaster. _ _

London Printed for Henry Colbum, New Burlington-greet;
Bell and Beadfute, Edinburgh ; and John Cumming, Dublin.
London, England, 1824-02-27

BOOKS PUBLISHED.

This day in published, nriee 1 is. boards,
FREDERICK AIORLAND. In Two Vols. 12mo.
By the Author of " bodtiel or, The Field of Culloden," &c.
Printed for G. anti W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane.
London, England, 1824-02-27

GIIARLES ‘‘'llloll.lr, IVist; Mcitcoeter to hie
Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, next to the Kitts's
Theatre, Olin' Colonnade, Ilaatnarket, kristdon. has pan:bawd
the whole of Bit/wieder% fine Iffle PORT(l,*bow In the Dock,
which, for fruit, flavour, and body, are matchless in the trade; in
Pipes and Hogsheads at 10111. per Pipe. The above will be (or.
warded from the Docks, and permitted from thence to Vie pur-
chaser.
('HA IILES WRIGHT hail In Stock s ime fine Old Port, 31ts.
per doz.; superior Sherry. Us. per due.; and Cape Madeira, Ifis.
A good Hogshead, calculated for various pummels, will be
parked with two dozen of each of the above-named warranted ge-
nuine Wines, boldest, ske. &c. included, and sent on receipt of
ltd.; or half the quantity, in Hamper, for 61. 4
Carcavella. Lisbon. Mountain, Temeriffi., nacelles, and Ma-
deira, &c., 421. per doe. ; Old Cognac Grandy. (Itard, lid. ;
JIIIIIIIICS RUT. I:sx lid. per gallon..lust landed, some fine fresh
Florence Oil, first quality, an ow,' of :141 flasks, Mk per came.—
Now landing, the first quality of Champagne, from the William,
London Docks, ILIs. leer dozen.—Postage must be paid, enclosing
remittance*, and which will be immediately attended to.
London, England, 1824-02-27

ORNUINE SPERmAcni oth.

---
FAMILIES in Town and Country supplied with the
best and purest SPER 11 OIL, at 4s. Rd. per Gallon. Con.
'turners sending for Five Gallons showed a discount of Sixpence
per Gallon, at V.'. LAZENBr's Fish Sauce anti Italian Ware-
house, 116, Lamb's Conduit-street, Foundling Hospital.
W. Lazenby, Son of Elizabeth Lazenby, Foundling
of the Ge-
nuine Harvey a Sauce, begs ru so respectfully to inform ledmilies
who may honour hint with their commands, he commences besiness
with the detemiination to acll every article of the very first quality,
and at low prices, for ready money.
New Swedish Cranberries, 3s. per gallon.
Superior Anchovy Paste, for Sandwiches, 2s. dd. per pot.
Genoa Macaroni, Vermicelli, and Parmesan Cheese, to. per lb.
ARMY aad NAVY OUTFITS—PATENT! EXPANDING

and PRESS TRUNKS and PORTMANTEAUS, CAMP
BEDTEADS, CANTEENS, SEA COTS, and BEDDING

AIANUFACtORY.
W 11AY,Trunkmaker to the Royal Family, 363,Sb.:and,
• nearly opposite Valerian Bridge, respectfully apprises
the Nobility, Merefi.ints, Captains, Dealers, and the Public, that he
has on .ale the New Patent Expanding Trunks and Portmanteaus,
which will contain double the Luggage of common Trunks, and
also prevent the Clothes from crease and damage.
In addition to this excellent invention, he keeps an A esonment of
Canteens, Bedding, Regulation Trunks, Travelling Mgt, Dress.
ing Cases, Work Boxes, Writing Drvlts, &e. all upon the moat
improved principles; and every °Orr Article connected with the
Trade.

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A t full 20 per Cent cheaper than say House in London.
Trunks and Imperials fitted to Carriages; Hat and Cap
Cases, &c.
a, An Apprentice wanted.
London, England, 1824-02-27

THE FIARMONICON.

'prim SI7BSCRIBERS to this elegant and popular
IVork, and the Minded World in general, are respectfully
infomiril that the IIAII3ION ICON will in future be published
by S.111111:1. LEIGH, No. 18, strand, to whom it is requests:l
that all orders anti communications to the Editors may be
tuldretwed.

The Numhe.r for the First of Ilarch contains, amongst other
interesting articles— _ _ _

I. Intn;luction and Aria (for P. Forte), Rawlings.--11. The
Austrian Hymn, with Four Variations ((ur P. Forte), IlaYdn.—
11. New Vienna Waltz, with Three Trios (for P. Forte) Hum-
niel.-I%'. Song, •• I Attempt from Love's Sickness to Fly,"
Percell.--V. Scowl' Song, .4 I Ye shall \Valk in Silk Attire," sung
by Miss l'aton.—Y I. Terzetto, Motzsrt (,little known in this coun-
try). all with Accompaniments for I'. korte. Memoir of Ferdi-
nand Ries. (In the Swiss Ranv des \ruches, with the Ain sung
in the different Cvitons. (In Ilaydn's Seven Last Wants of our
Svviour. Romsini and the French Institute. On the Oratorios of
Morlacelti. Interesting Particulars relative to heart. The 0.1111•
M'minium, a new ILstrument. The Operas. Copious Review of
Music. with Extracts. Foreign Musical Report, &c., and a Por-
trait of Carl Maria Von Weber.

London : Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand t snld by W.
Blackwood, V:dinburgli ; B. Milliken, Publln; sod an Bookscnen
and l'ilusicatlicrs.
London, England, 1824-02-27

Published by Goulding, d'Almaine, and Co. Soho-Bgram.
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FARR ON SCROFULA.
This day is published, dedicated by permisaimi to Mr. Cline,
Second Edition, price 4s. of
itTREATISE on SCROFULA, explanatory of Me-
thod for its complete eradication, and in which reasons are
clearly and satisfactorily assigned fur the occasional failure of the
mode of treatment recommended, in the hands of other practi-
tioners; and many additional cases of cure detailed, with the names
and places of abode of several patients.
By WILLIAM FARR,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, &c. &c. &c.
Printed for (ieorge Wightman, IS, Fleet-amt,
Of whom may be had,
A TREATISE on the CURE of OCCULT CANCER, by
the same Author.
London, England, 1824-02-27

Just published, in two parts, Bvo. with three fac-similes, price Dia.
French 21*.

NAPOLEON'S HISibifIFAI, MEMOIRS, dictated
at Kt. Helena, to Counts Month°lon, Bertrand, llourgand,
&e. and published from the Original Manuscripts. Corrected by
Himself.

This work bears impressed on it the stamp of the gigantic mind
from which it emanated. It Is wholly free from the usual vices of
French composition ; depth, originality, comprehensiveness, and
great originality of expression, are its prominent chara.Neristics. A
profound and intuitive sagacity, a clear and unerring insight into
human character, mental resources almost preternatural, and an
incredible knowledge of the minutest details of every subject dig_'
envied, are exhibited almost in every page: nothing escapes the
observation, or transcends the capacity, of the Imperial Annalist.
He combines the judgment and penetration of Tamtus, with the
prodigious versatility of t'eaar, and the more enlarged views of
modern philosophy and science; policy, religion, war, civil Willi-
nistration, statistics, art,—even literature,--in short, whatever he
touches on seems to unfold its most recondite principles to his view,
and to be fully comprehended and appreciated. To the future his-
torian the value of the " Historical Miscellanies" is incalculable:
with regard to the Memoirs themaelvea, no history can ever super-
sede ak.a. . - . . _

-3.ll:ine Fourth and Last Livralsoni of this important Work
are in a forward state.

—Printed for and sold by Henry Colburn, 0, New Burlington.
street.
London, England, 1824-02-27

THE ONLY REAL. HA1R...11/NE EVER INVENTED.
/10ELEV'S CII EM ICA L CREAM effectually chimp.
Red or (hey Hair, Eyebrows' Whiskers, and Itlnatachirts,
to an excellent Dark Brown or Mack: it produces the desired (feet
be only one application, and will nei:lier soil the akin nor the fittest
linen, is done by a simple and euy process, and is the only article
extant, that safely and satisfactorily answers the purpose.
To be had of the Inventor R. Colley, No. A, Holies-street,
Cavendish-square. at 10a.amid .Is. per bottle.

This day is published, in two vols. I &no. price Bs. boards,
MEMOIRS of the DUKE of SULLY, Minister of
Henry IV.
Abridged by A I.F.X. JA M I ESON, LLD.
Printed for O. and W. 11. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane.
London, England, 1824-08-11

TO SPIRIT DEALERS, ke. tce.

F HE CANADA SPIRIT COMPANY respectfully 11
11 claim the attention of Spirit Dealers, Publicans, he. who,
wish to be 'uplift-11 with ■ pure unadulterated Spirit. In ennse.
Timer of the late reduction in duties on Colmiisl t4pirits. they are
DOW enabled to tan these very superior Spirits nt neatly the untie
price as 'tents's charging only for the difference in strength,
as It will be delivered full livdmineter proof. with Foreign permits.
Part of their Stork is equal in quality to the best Ho!lands.
Some very pure Spirits, lit for the same purpose as Brandy, and
about fitly pipes of very old Whisky, espial to the best Irish or
Scotch. A Wirral allowance to dealers by the puncheon, or con-
tracting for live.
All Orders fmns the Country addressed (poet paid) to the Com-
pany's Ascots, No. 10. Poultry, or 1:12. Itegent-sueet, accompa-
n with remittames ret ex:ced!ng three months, will meet ins:ant
cttention.

H. Chet, late of Liverpool, aaap.boiler, from-Aug. 17, to Oct.
3, at eleven, at the Ocuege Inn. lo%erpooL

BA NE R U P TS.
I:. Brown, of Regent-street, uphasteter, to tin-render. Ang. 17,
at ten, 31, at dorm, and Sept. 21 at Mn, at the Ronkrupts'
Solicitors, Messrs. Pynatore, Clarke, anti t'youtorc, Craven-street,
Small

T. Marker, Medboum, hri,-ester, enrn-factor, Aug. IS, 19, at
clew!, and .4ept. 21, at tan. at the Bell Hotel PIN Lticestea. Su-
licitors, Mews. Moline. !'.apron, and Loftus, New inairilioduni
and Mr. Rend, bstecater.

3. Bair, of Scolswood. Noithuinberland. lamp-black minutiae.
Curer, sept. 6,7, and 21, at eleven. at the George Inn, Neweastk.
upon-Tyne. Solicitors, Mr. Bainbridge, Newt:oafs; and 3lesars.
Bell and Itrodrick, How Churchyard, London.
IS'. Barger, of Henley-on-Thames, grocer, Aug. 17, at ten, 31,
at eleven, and Sept. 21, at ten, at the Hankrupt'a Court. Solicitor,
Mr. Maxon, Little Friday-street, London.
H. Matthews. of Chamber-street,pioodinan's-ficklit,
chant, Aug. 17, 24. and Sept. 21. at twelve, at the 11,1111,rupt4'
Court. Solicitors, 31cs.ri. Stitt and Hilton, llaydon-squArc, 31i.
nories.
London, England, 1824-08-11

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COUNTY R.l TES.

The following are the accounts returned to Parliament,
of thesums received and exp,:ntled for the County Rates of
Middlesex and tiurrcv :
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.
Amount received . .C 32,641 9 3
London, England, 1824-02-20

BANK ISSUES.

The accounts of the wet kly amounts of Bank-notes and
Bank post-bills now in circulation, which wise moved for
by Mr. Grenfell, and the production of which there was
some idea would be opposed by Mr. Manning, were pre-
sented on Wednesday. They are ordered to be printed.
The amount of notes, speaking in round numbers, is
twenty millions now in circulation. According to the ac-
counts of last Session, the amount of Bank-notes and Bank
post-bills Were—.

11123. January 14 - . .C20,V7.540
-- 21 - - 19,1'41,5311
February 11 - 18,111/,460
April 16 . - 19,604,660
Till the present return there has been none since
last. The small additional amount in the issues is to
have been mainly occasioned by the disappointment re-
garding the double sovereigns. That coin, when about
half a million was ready fot delivery, was found to be de-
ficient ; the wreath on his Majesty'a head was wanted.
The issue was consequently countertnanded, and the die
has been broken. Others are to be prepared.
London, England, 1824-02-20

TO THE PUBLIC.
A LTHOUGII we have not the pleasure of saying that
the TWO FIRST PRIZES of 26,100 ! Drawn Yester-
day, were Sold at our 018cet, yet we congratulate the Public upon
the distribution of those Grand Prites, as they have both been
Shared and Sold by Messrs. HAZARD and Co. The Numbers
were $,6l and 10,603. The Scheme is so arranged. that out of
the remaining FIVE PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND
POUNDS, Two will be drawn in the First Five Minutes, on the
Second Day of Drawing, 17th March, when, wa trust, we shall
have the pleasure of annouiseing that we have *old one or both of
them.
A few Numbers are yet on Sale, and may be had by an early
application at either of our 011 co. :17. Coat hill ; 11, Holborn ;
andiS, Haymarket.—f. and J. SIVEWRIOIIT, Contractors.
London, England, 1824-02-20

POI2EIGg IIVTELLIGLNCE.

FRENCH i'APERS.

We received last night, by Express, the French Jour-
, nals of Tuesday, from which the followingare extracts:—
From the C'owslitstionnel.l
PIEBPICIWAX, FEB. 9.
A Courier, which arrived on the Atb, from Barcelona, announces
to the Merchants of this the taking of the Ntanish frigate
I l'Etoile, by the English. This frigate had • million and a half
of piastres oo board. It is thought that the English had in view,',
by this 111116441/8, the securing to themselves the debt which wu
contracted by the Constitutional Government.

PAU'S, Fen. It
In site of the pmceedings of the Prussian 3linister at Snit.
issiand, the Government of the Cantos of Argovia has positively
refused the givin; up of the Professor Vollemius, a naturalised
Argovian.

[From the Jame-nal del Debuts.)
rintltrx PCB. 12.
There is a good deal said about Prince Prederkb going m Vice-
roy to the Indian possessions of Holland. This appointment is
connected with the grand plan Ay the it-organizationof those pro-
siness, which are still far from being well administered, and with-
out a good state of defence, which these rich and important pos-
sessions require. At Tremont the pelitital state of affairs remains
a strong organization, both military and civil, to ward off the
danger which all our India. possessinws are at this moment
threatened with. The Island of Java, from which wren, auger,
cotton, and indigo are exported, augments tom pest in its pro-
duce: as does the Island of Dance" with us immense mine*:
Celebes anti Borneo, which aye rich in diamonds and gold ; and
the Islands of Amboyna and Banda, se productive in apices. The
above possessions may be said to be an empire more important and
twee rich than the Brazils. According to the last statement from
the ancient tioyernor. Daendels, the revenue amounted to 10,720,000
nix dollars 67,177,0u0 lune&
London, England, 1824-02-20

Oatit;4loLA
COMPANY.

VINES'S WHARF, BELVIDERE-ROAD, LAMBETH,
Net Waterloo Bridge, London.
THE ROASTED CORN, superior to Coffee, is that
which is made and sold by the Company, D. and J.
VINES and T. WALKER, which is not only considered to sue.
pass every other sort now in use, but is also reckoned by the fleet Phy-
sicians to be more wholesome than either Tea or Coffee; and since
the Company have brought this Article to so very great perfection,
by their own peculiar and very superior mode of preparation, that
the beet jutiges csa scarcely distinguish the difference between the
flavour thaw( sad that of the finest Coffee, prejudice Is wearing
off, and their Roasted Cara has at length found its way to the break-
fast table of the most tespeetable amities of society, who now use it
in preference to Tea or Coffee, on account of its very excellent qua-
lity, in which health and economy are combined.
Sold at the Manufactory, as above, in Packages of Pounds,
Halves, Ike.
Every Package has the word. " The brourm Genuine Roast&
Corn Company' printed thereon, and the Company's signature,
without which none is genuine.
5; Country Orders attended to.
I*-1•T A very liberal Allowance to Agents, Shops, &e.
London, England, 1824-02-20

MARRIED.

At Wandsworth, Surrey, Louis Kasn, Esq. of Vienna, to Frieda.
second daughter of M. D. 13 ettiog, Esq. of East-hill, Wandsworth.
At Wolf hamcote, in the county of Warwick, Mr. James Lane,
of OW Burlington.strect, to anne. second daughter of Mr. Mas-
ters, of Nothercote, county of Warwick.
London, England, 1824-02-20

19. Supera

anees
20. Exeheq.llCT Fees - -

Deduct—
The Regiments for Service in
India . - - - -
Remains t—Exelosive of the
Royal Veteran Battalions
Add—.
IV.

31. Royal Vsenan Battalions
(N 0.3,351) . . .

Remains Charge for lii2Sl

2,967,939

5 84

6,784,376 I 5 .4

630,696 6 9

8,144,881 8 8

101,188 8 11

6.245,g62 17

• Including India, Etc. the total number of Officers and Bien is
93,323.

The " Army Extraordinaries" for IP2I are estimated at
620,0001. and the Commissariat at :i 10,30 Ll., so that the
amounts are thus :
Forem, Pensions, he. (Including India) - .4:5.711.8V1 13 5
Royal Veteran Battalions . - It 1,1181 8 It
Army Extraordinaries - - 6210110 (I 0
Commissariat - 30,304 0 8

Total Chsrge . £7,845,671 5
The total last items are drawn from Estimates separate
from the Army Estimates.
The charge for the Army in the Finance Accounts of
1823, was 7,698,9731. so that there is an increase of charge
of about 150,0001., though the expense of the new regi-
ments is not estimated at above one-third of the amount
of such increase. The item about recruiting makes up
the balance.
London, England, 1824-02-20

COAL. Dll T 1 EN.

Lord K I NCI remota a Per &Tin, inhabitants of Mae-
head, in Nomersetahire, praying rues Kept/slot WI OD 4. Mill
earned enastwipe.--thtleted to be laid WI the table. .

rbetole Lord presented a Putnam petition teutts the inhaSitasie
of %Vs.:axle, in Stumm:tallier, •htcb VMS dwurdcral to be laid on
.the table.

fiA ME !4W$.

Earl et 11l /S%'6l( HI said that he hail received • petition to m-
otto to their lAvdships, on the subject of the limos Laws; but It
act so Innerly and improperly worded, that be elsould retrain trams
moving their leirdships to unlertain it; but at the same tune Ice
entail not allow that oppoituhity to pass without odernig • few
words on a subject that hail of late steamed so touch lospnetance,
time lee hoped it would shortly attract their 'Antelope' attention.
The gads of the country were crowded with pct eon colivicird noise'
these INWI. &MI the evils they caused were every day theretuting.
lie should have tit it his duly to have propped some IlleibUre
himself, had not the subject been taken up in shadier plate, by •
menthe, who represented a most imphstaut county, anti who, hoot
Isis known habits, was me likely to set without Laing at 411111illICd
with the views of al ifli%ll rs. At all events, it was must desirable
abatethis nuisance. Many 011.1111 expresse:l an 00111011 that
the authorising the sale of guilty would diminish the quantity ; be,
um the contrary, thought it would increase it by lowering the price,
and by that beaus Mot make it is, much an object cif profit for
aims who dealt in it, to destroy it for five purpose of gain, so much
as they had Tern accustomed to .10. It had Item said that Ilvl4l
spurts were tieressary tor country gentlentea, to induce them to
live on their estates. That might be true to • certain extent, but
still there were other avocations besides field apologia which gentle.
men might be engaged • and if they inlerfcnd with the luippinois
of the motile they ought to be given up. Ile wee, however, con-
vinced that die measure would tend to increase rather than diminish
the quantity of game. One or two pheasant% might he abstracted
both gentlemen's manors, but the lowering the prwe of pone would
always preserve it. It might lower their I onlahips aristocratic
jrkle to sell their own game ; but thomegssitlemen who had already
sold game ought to have no scruples m that point. lie hoped their
Luvoivhipa would turn their attention to the subject, which was in
every point of view important.....
.....
London, England, 1824-02-20

H.\ MRIERS.

The Holston Confederate on 3londay, at Belmont, at haltrast
ten.

The Brighton on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at Pateham,
near the Race Course, and at the Dyke, at halt-past ten.
The Brookside, every Monday, at Newmarket Hill ; Wednes-
day, at Kennel; and the alternate Wednesday, at Lewes Race
Course ; and every Friday, at 'l'elscombe Tye—at ten.

NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING, 1024.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 111.—Chippealiam Field.
For the Couples.
1. Lon' Iluntly's Viscount beat 31r. Wilkinson's Cognise.
2. Lord Rivers's Ronald beat Adm. Wilson's Uxbridge.

Matches.
1. Mr. Palmer's Pustbad 31r. 1)e Burgh's Quorne.
2. Lord Rivers's Rattler beat Lord Dunwich's Equinox.
3. Mr. Buckworth's Yeoman beat Lord Huntly's Vingt-uo.
4. Mr. Redhead's Lounger beat Lord Rivers's Ringouzle.
5. Lord Dunwich's Emigrant apt Mr. Dam's Dairymaid. No
averse.
6. Lord Rivers 's Rosamond beat Mr. Ruses Belmont.
7. Lord If untly's Virgin beat Mr. Redhead's Lady.
8. Lord Rivers s Regina beat Lord Durwith's hlardsalL
9. Lord Dunwich's Martin agst Mr. Redhead's Logic. Tirade:at.
10. Mr. Ayton's Pyrrhus beat Mr. Buckworth's Yankee.
11. Lord Dunwich's Everlasting beat Adm. Wilson's Ursula.
12. Mr. Ayton's Phillia beat Mr. Dean's Daphne.
13. 31r. Ayton's Pallas beat 31r. Wilkinson's Clipper.
14. Mr. Rusett Betsy beat Lord Dunwich's Merit.
IS. Lord Bundy's'', ictim apt Mr. Scott's Inkle. No course.
16. Mr. Calliope beat 3lr. Alington's Argus.
17. Mr. Buckworth's Patch beat Mr. ltenn's Dewdrop.
In. Adm. Wilson's Una apt Mr. Redhead's Leveret. Off.
19. Mr. De Burgh's Quick beat Mr. Palmer's Pickle.

The meeting of Hentlemen desirous to establish by Subscription
a pack of Fox hounds in this County, took place at the Lion Inn,
on Saturday (the 14th inst.) From 20 to 30 sportsmen of eminence
were present; William Lloyd, of Aston, Esq. was requested to
take the Chair, and he read a list of subscriptions, amounting to
1,3001. It. Benson, Esq. recited a conversation between Sir Bel-
lingham Graham and himself, on the subject of hunting this
County, in which the Baronet expressed his assent to undertake
the management of a Subscription Pack of Fox Hounds, if a suf-
ficient subscription were obtained. Mr. Benson eulogised Sir Bel.
lingham's character as a sportsman. " No man," be said, " will
more earnestly devote himself to forward the object of the sub-
scribers, nor pay less regard to any trouble or fatigue that may dr_
olive on himself." Sr E. Smythe, Bart., J. A. Lloyd, Esq.,
31ytton. Esq., J. Wingfield, Esq., It. Slane, Esq., J. Finery,
Esq., J. Eaton, jun. Esq., and T. Harries, Lsq. took par: in the
conversation ; and it was ultimately agreed that the Chairman
should wait an Sir Bellingham Graham, to learn on what teems he
would undertake to hunt this County. The result is to be c ir.mu
nicated at another meeting of the subscribers, to be called for •ha-
purpose. We understand that the Chairman took ht r:,C.;ateit
steps to forward the object of the mreting.—V.iircres;asy
London, England, 1824-02-20

CHARLES WRIOHT has in Stock acme fine Old Port, Ye.
per doe. • superior Sherri, 3fis. per doz.; and Cape Madeira, Pls.
A gaol tiog'llultd, calculated for various purposes, will be
packed with two dozen of each of the above-named warranted ge-
nuine Wines, haulm, tte. &c. included, and sent oh receipt of
101.; or half the quantity, in Ham r, for M.
Carcarella, bithon, llountaia cm:rifle, Micelles, and Ma-
deira, &au la. per dew. ; , Onfe, Chu ad.
Jamaica Rum, 15s. &l. per gallon.—Just some fine (Yeah
Florence Oil, first quality, In cases of 30 flasks 40s. per ease.—
Now landing, the first quality of Champagne, from the William,
London Docks, Ws. pee dosen—Postage must he paid, enclosing
remittances, and which will be immediately attended :o.
London, England, 1824-02-20

Deduct profit by the prisoners' eansinp

1:20,000
Add for supposed deficiency on tile Grant of Supply foe last
year, in consequence of the great e•lbenhe incurred by the
sickness width so lung prevailed, the fitting up of
hulks, Re. . 3,t/MS

1 tr.t,iouto

Clear of fee', ants all other deductiooL
London, England, 1824-02-20

TATTERSALL' S, I'FL b. 1104.

The Subscription Room was as well attended as is 7crerailv
ease un Thursday. but thcr, were no cnganetrents entered into
either on the Eidillesworth, I werby, (lake, Of notteastor St. 1.-!er,
worth notice; what bets took place were principally on •?.e t.t.
!ogee; there •rere no alterations in t ither stakes of any ;oust -
rptenec. IVe therefore refer our sporting reader■ to the fell state-
ment as given by us t.n Aloaday last for their present inn•ern.rtee.

Mr. Mallet, who has for fourteen years filled the sitoace;i
of second clerk to the magistrates at Shatlwell and Mary-
la-bonne police-offict a, has been appointed first clerk at the
police-office, Hatton-garden, in the room of Mr. It. Ford,
sen., who was discharged.
London, England, 1824-02-20

IA yr INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, TIIIII3DATi FEB. 19.
[Sittingt after Term.]
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
CONST V. IfARUIS.
The Loan Cit sNcr.t.t.on having taken his seat, said, that it
had been intimated to him that the parties in thin ease had not come
to an amicable ,i;:reement relative to the appointincnt of a receiver.
He would allow them Peace front this until Tuesday next to re-con-
cider the snbjret if Ley should not have appointed a receiver at
that time, he ivoidd pesitively direct the Master to appoint one
wittout further delay.

Mr. SHAM!' L said, on the part of Mr. Ilarris there was no
other objection to comp7ving with his Lordship's order than the
circumstance that I,lr. Ilairis had transferred his entire interest in
the property to the lessees, and therefore any meeting on his part
with the other parties could not in any way afrezt.the appointment
of a receiver. . . . .

The LORD CHANCELLOR did not hold the same opinion of the
situation in which .Mr. Harris stood, who did not yet seem to be
fully aware of the obligations of the deed of 1812 ; his Lordship
could do more titan make his order, which must be carried into
erect by Tuesday next, unless Mr. Harris and the lessees should
have the good sense to save farther trouble, by agreeing among
themselves to the appointment of a ri•eciver.

IN TILE MATTER or SIR tins:GORY PAGE TrRETR.
Mr. ilanT said his client.lapfain Turner, was extremely anxious
to have the state of his brother's mind satisfactorily decided one way
or the other: therefore he wished to have it tried, and begged his
Lordship would dispose of the petition now before the Court as soon
as possible.
Ills lion nstlin then at once directed the traverse to go.
Mr. Hans. withei to know• if his Lordship, in directiag the tea.
verse, made any reservatien of rms.
His LOU-ten it could radix to reservation of cests. If till tra.
verse terminated successfully. the ('curt could give no costs to any
one; if it terminated the other way, then say panic,. might make a
special application us to costs.
London, England, 1824-02-20

!A?Rp GIFFORD'S CO3IMISSIO_*

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PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE.

1101-SE OF I.olll*, THURSDAY, FEB. W.

.....
At tee o'clock thief morning Lord Gifford swotted in the !louse,
in robes similar to ►hose worn by the land Chancellor. There
were also present the Ilishop of Limerick, Leeds Shaftesbury,
lAnadown,
bold Shaftesbury moved that the l'onmilsalon be read, appoint-
ing Lord thilked Ihputy Speaker of that !louse to beer Appeals.
Charles Hine, Esq., the new Reading Clerk at the Table (nephew
of the late Sir George Ituar,) accordingly read his Majesty's Cams
mission, signed yesterday by the King at Calks* Palace. The
Conin.-issioa net forth, that his late Majesty, on the 11th elide/eh,
in the 59111 year of his reign, appointed Sir C. Abbott, Chief Justice
uf the Court of King's Bench, to act to the House of larde, Ile
Lord Chancellor and Lunt Keeper, la the absence td the Lord
Chancellor. It then revoked that appointuomt. It also minnowd
that the late Chicf Heron /Lelia:di was at the saws time Invested
with the like appointußnt. The Cuitiniticiior, after such TOVOCII.
tion and recital, proceeded to coo and and appoint Robert laird
iiffunt to act in the House of Peers, um all respects se lamed Chian.
Ctiloff and I amrd Keeper of the Great Mal, fo► the purpose of her.
mug &mica's, Ile. in the absence of the twirl l'hattceH s.
land Shaftesbury then itlifollll4Ml laird tiillord to the li'uolesck,
and afterwards moved that• the mace be laid on lime Wixdsack be-
fore Ills Lordship.
Motion agreed to.
'flu Sergeant-at-Arms (Captain tisponnst), accordingly bid the
mace as the Woolsack. _ . .

...-... ...---.
The Bohol, of Limerick having read players, Lord themd de.
sired the appeals to be called uts.
The first appeal was that of the fluke of Roxburgh, v. J. Owls.
an, Writer to the Signet. Mr. Wetheesti, tbeht:toc.4l
opet.ed the rose on the port of the appellitut, sod be was lulloZiab
on the %Mlle oute, at great length, by Mr. Jeffrey.
We understand that a Couniiismoo similar to ih• one tooled to
favour of the Late Chief Itarun Richards, is about to be wade out,
eIIipIfINCTIN the present Chief Worm of the Exchequer (Alexsotter)
to predde in the house of buds, should anagrams or the public
businels nquire it.
At four o'clock the arguenests In Appeals ended, and at the
their Lordships met, and the LARD CIIANCk;LLtIIt wok his
sent on the W onlsack.
London, England, 1824-04-15

FREEnohp ESTATifti, M I NORIO&
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
VIAIIesin:IrEFREfiWAEIiIOL ri .
w.aD
APATES, oonaitting-4'
of a spacious House and Premises, with Stable. Ac. occupy.
ing a very extensive site of ground, situate Nos. 41 and 42, in
Haydon.square, extending to and having a communication with
Sheepy.yard, in the Minories, new unoccupied, and early posses.
sion may be had.
Also, FIVE other MESSUAGES adjoining, being Nos. 43,
44, 46, 46, and 47, in Church.street, a considerable thorough.
fare, being in Haydon-square, in the several occupations of
Messrs. Taylor, Davis, Ring, Coroncl, and Wood, part nn lease
and pan to yearly tenants, at rant amounting to 1021. Ills. per
annum.

Nos. 41 and 42 may be viewed 14 days preceding the sale. by
applying on the Peen Ages; and the other Houses by permission of
the respective Tenants.

Priniod Particulars may be had of Messrs. BM and Brodrick,
Solicitors, 14ow Church-yard; at the Tart; and of Winstaulcy
and Sons, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1824-04-15

TI/OTING, SITRRF.I'.
Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, ronsiating of a respectable
Family Residence, Coach House, Stabling, Cottage,
and Paddock, containing upwards of Three Acres.
By WINSTANIAN and SONS,
At the Mart on FRIDAY. liethe=hl instant, at 12,

A VALUABLE and very DES' ItALE • FREEHOLD
ESTATE; consisting of a respectable RESIDENCE,
called the WHITE 111 /USE, pleasantly situate at a convenient
remove from the Road at Tooting, in the county of Surrey, about
seven miles from the Bridges, containing every accommodation for
a genteel family, with coach.house, stabling, barn, cottage, pro-
ductive garden, and paddock. The whole containing about three
acres and thirty-five perches, in the occupation of Thomas Holmes,
Es q. on lease, which expired at klichaehnas, 1826.
To be viewed ten days preceding the Sale. between the hours of
Eleven and Three, by permission of the Tenant, with Tickets
only, which, with printed Particular', may be then had of Messrs.
Sweet, Stokes, and Can, Solicitors, Itasinghall-street ; and of W in.
stanley and sons, Paternoster-mw; Particulars also at the Buck's
Head, Mit..ham; the Mitre, isedthe Wheat Sheaf, Tooting; the
White Lion, Streatham; and at the Mart.
London, England, 1824-04-15

MARRIED._

On the 10th inst. at IVidlcy, James Williamson, Esq. of Hue-
ter-street, Brunswick-square, to Elizabeth Ballard, daughter of
Moses Greetham, Esq. of East Coaham, and Deputy Judge Advo-
cate of the Fleet.

On the 7th inst. Thomas Robinson. Esq. eldest son of A. Ram.
say Robinson, of Kensington, to Frederica, only daughter of the
Lae Sir George Brathwaite Boughton, Bart. of Pastan Court, He-
refordshire.

On the 13th inst. at St. Alphage, London-wan, Isaac Piddack,
Esq. M.D. of Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, to Charlotte, eld-
est daughter of Mr. Stevens, attorney-at-law, Sion College-gardens.
Tuesday, at St. George's, Hanorer-aquare, John Butler. Esq. of
Woolwich. Kent, to Elizabeth Kent, second and youngest daughter
of the late Benj. Kent, Esq. of Icistone. Berks.
On the nth inst. at Pickering. Yorkshire, Mr. Thos. Morley. of
Manchester, to Amy Hodson, daughter of Richard Hodson, Esq.
of Pickering Marshes.