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A DICTIONARY of ~
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A comprehending all the moat intaesting Improvements from
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o. 30,
RN HO RHIO, KINGSTR.t OF/41 THE SANDWICH
ISLANDS, AND TIM FANTOCCINI.
Whon King Rhio Rhio at (hb.:rne's Hotel,
!hat took up his lodging, nod ranging about
The house one day bolus, he raised a high rout,
Attorr.ding the servants ; but r.o one could tell,
Nor King, nor domestic, the cause of the pother,
For neither of the language could talk of the other.
,t King Matto Rhio knew French—'twere absurd
, Nuys to rumen that his Majesty spoke it,
'l, Darks oonfin'd was to only one word,
IVhich now recollecting late silence he broke it,
sty shouting " Diable !" and led in tenorein,
Tbe room to where Satan had atept in before him.
It mighty events from small clues arise.
Tha mon, so possesed was exarnin'd with care,
But nothing remarkable yet wan found there,
Eteite which might either alarm or surprise,
t'were a pair of bright Boots, when the strain
" Diable !" his Majesty sent forth again.
th, ties ing, not one sable Imp as before,
flitting the Jet in. some half dozen more!
The cause was explain'd—and one subsequent day
To give of amassment the King a di,play,
The figures so tiny
(bay's Fantoccini
Had audience, but not by approval were met.
" All this," said the Sandwichean Monarch, " the Jet
Exhibits, and more; for Its lustily? embraces
With truest reflection. ineffable grace,' t
"high decoration and pleasure not lacking,
~hty subjects shall henceforth use Warren's Jet Blacking."
w%his east shining and brilliant Blacking, prepared by ROBERT
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cruisers.
The total expense of forming the Canal anti llarbours, and of
amply providing for every contingency incident to such a work, is
estimated by Mr. Telford at 1,712,344/. and from his evidence, on
oath, it appears that he has allowed for each distinct part of the
work a sum at which he can immediately Lind parties willing to
contract for it.
The sources of a revenue, proportioned to this expenditure,
established by the evidence of competent and respectable witnesses,
were arranged under the following heads : Tons.
Ist. The supply of coals to the whole extent 0/country
bordering upon the Canal, and fur &considerable dis-
tance on each side of it, including the towns of
Iloniton, Taunton, llntinster, Axminster, Chard,
Crewkerne, Yeovil, Colyton, langport, Bridge.
water, and others, taken only at one-half of the qtr.
mate, r 4,5,000 tons, and groceries and other goods
at 15.000 tons 60,000
2d. The like suppl- of coals to the southern parts of
England, taken at one-half only of a reduced esti-
mate
3d. Tonnage of limestone for paring, building, &c.
4th. Tonnage of ships trading between English poet!,
passing through the Canal, taken at one-half of the
tonnage of vessels at present navigating round the
lands End, as appearing by returns made to Par-
liament for the purpose of this calculation - 205,337
3:h. Tonnage of toreign vessels using the Canal, taken
at two-thirds of the amount ascertained by the like
returns 127,863
6th. Tonnage of British vessels trading to foreign
ports, taken at one-half the quantity, ascertained by
like returns 62,010
7th. Tonnage of vessels trading from Ireland to Bri-
tish and foreign ports, taken at one-third of the
quantity, ascertained by like returns 85,312
Total tonnage
At a charge of Id. per ton per mile on an average,
the above tonnage will produce, for the whole
44 miles of Canal, a gross revenue of - 1200,846 12 .4
Add a tonnage rate, to be levied on all vessels
taking refuge in, or using the proposed hat.
hour, and also en vessels proceeding along the
Canal, to Bridgewater and the river Parret.
The amount annually from these sources may,
on an average of years, be,,taken at 10,000 0 0

500,000
3000

1,090,527

Clear annual income arising from the Canal and
Harbeuta, and applicable to a dividend among
the proprietors, of about 12 per cent. 210,1140 12 0
N.B. The expenses of management, repairs, and every other
contingency, will be provided for by the tonnage arising on the in.
ternal traffic on the Canal.
In the above calculation no allowance is made for the vast in- '
crease of trade which is annually taking place in South Wales, and
to which this undertaking will most essentially contribute; nor is
any tonnage reckoned in coal brought from Wales to London ; the
Stone Coal and Culm is however already used there, and on the east
coast of England ; and there is every reason to expect that the cont..
mon Welsh Coal will find its way to the London market, when •
safe and regular mode of transit shall be secured.
The consequent increase of trade and manufacture in the fine and
populous country through which the Canal will pass, presents a
prospect of additional revenue to a very considerable extent ; and
in the great Northern Canals, which have proved so immensely
productive, that increase has been the great source of profit. It
should here be noticed that a recent negotiation will allow the Cor-
poration, at a very moderate expense, to make • branch Ship Ca-
nal to the populous and wealthy town of Taunton, and that a Junc-
tion with the Grand Western Canal will, by the same means, be
effected.
It should also be noticed, that although in the event of a war the
transit through the Canal will be very materially augmented, the
additional income to be derived from that event has not been taken
into consideration in the above estimates.
The Committee, therefore, conceive that this undertaking cannot
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And Valuable Effects.
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FREEHOLD ESTATEa,
WILTSHIRE AND BERKSHIRE.
In the Parishes of Wokingham and Binfield.
By Mr. ADAMSON,
At the Rose Inn, Wokingham, Berke, on TUESDAY, the 30th
inst. at One o'clock at noon, in Four Lots, by direction of the
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AFREEHOLD ESTATE, called BUCKHURST
FARM, delightfully situated for the erection of a villa., on
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nine from the capital market town of Reading, eleven from Wind-
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King's Hunt, and Sir John Cope's fox bounds, containing alto-
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EIGHTY-TWO ACRES;
Including a nes ly-enclosed Allotment, containing by admeame-
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as follows :
hot I, comprises a good FARM-HOUSE, barns, stables. cow.
house, and all other requisite out-buildings ; farm and stack.
yards, garden, orchard, and several convenient closes of pasture
land immediately surrounding the house, containing about 27
Acres.
Lot 2, adjoining_ the preceding Lot, two closet of arable and
one of pasture LAND, containing together 244 acres, and a copse
of 2i acres-
Lut 3. A close of meadow and a close of arable LAND, imme-
diately opposite Lot 1, comprising together about II acres.
Lot 4. A newly-enclosed Allotment, situated in Ballet(' parish,
containining by admeneurement acres, about one mile and a
half from the preceding Loa, adjoining estates belonging to Lord
Braybrooke and Thomas Forrest, Esq. and within a quarter of a
mile of the Subscription Stone.
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Norton, the tenant in possnaidin, of whom particulars may be had
particular. may also be had of Mears. Street. Millington,
Gilbert, Solicitors, Philpot-lane, Lawton; of Mr. Roberts.
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Windsor ; Stag and Hounds Binfteld; and of Mr. Adamson,
Auctioneer, Billita-square, 1:oadon.
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_ market
..er. tower. After
quest for refined goods became limited; there WWI however re, v
little variation in the prices ; brown Lumps were Wu-Mohan.;
advanced to 33a. There were considerable purchases of nfincil.
goods yesterday, but this forenoon the request has considerablf
subsided, notwithstanding the favourable accounts by the mails
ibis morning from Harubutgli and from Holland : there is no al_
teration whatever in the prices; brown Lumps Ms. !Molasses
325. hid. In foreign Sugars there was some business reported:
parcel of white Havannah sold at dfis. ; about 300 chests wl::te
Brazil sold 445. a 495. ; yellow Havannah 40s. a 41s.
COFFEE.-The Coffee market last week hail:every appearance
of an improvement; the demand, particularly for foreign Coffee,
was general and extensive. Very large parcels of t. Domingo sold
at 62 a 635., and at the close of the week the latter was the nearest
quotation. Several extensive parcels of Brazil and Cuba Cottee
were also disposed of ; but at a public sale the further soli tatlne
low, good ordinary 615. Oil. a 62e. Od.%The British Plantation Col-
fee, though not so much in demand, yet sold al'o a ihttile hieher ;
good middling Jamaica Pa.; fine Inc ordinary to middling Demo.
rats 765. to 84s. The two public sales to-day consisted of about 200.
casks Jamaica; the whole went off heavily, but without alteration
in prices; good ordinary 62.5. a 645., fine ordinary &is. atlas.. mat.
dling 80s. to Os., good middling 66e. The Cape market is to.ilay
steady at the previous prlces. et a late hour tc.day 1300 bags St.
Domingo sold at 635.
HEMP, FLAX, and TA LLOW.- The Tallow market tort-
tinues to be affected by the state of the weather ; as it is now fine;
with showers, Tallow has become very heavy ; the new parcels
here, 365. Od., and for late deliveries 375. 6d. a 38e. • limp at.d
Flax are steady.
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The Rum market
continues firm, and with an appearance of a further improvement O.
the attention of the trade has been particularly directed to the ike
Rums for home consumption, in which considerable business has •
been reported: the 29 and 30 over may be quoted be. 24. and 3s.
ad. ; some very fine and strong have been sold at 311. 44. a 3s. lid. ;
several sales of proof Leewards were stated tale week-at 2e and is
would be very difficult now to purchase at that price, though. it iv
still the nearest quotation. Brandies continue heavy, but no par-
cels press on the market ; some purchases of 1823 are reported as
21. 10d. and of this year's housed at 3s. 14. but is itilfeult to seli
at the latter. Several sales of Geneva are reported on the quay at
Is. 10d. ; the nearest quotation is, however, ls. Ifkl. tv 2s.
TCA.-Teas are firm at the late advance.
511. K.-Silks are still very dull ; there is, however, rather at.
improvement in the demand for the finer qualities.
HOPS.-The accounts from the Hop districts are mote (scout_
able; the greater proportion of the vermin dead, lied the plant
looking more healthy, still it is too late io the season tor any pro.
duce of extent ; the duty has, however, advar.ced from Is,ool. tt
22,0001. to 24,0001.; the market prices of flops _are little *tied
the hnlders firm in their opinion that the quantity std new Hope
will b quire trivial.
DYEWOODS.--Seseral parcels of Jamaica Logwbod hue.;
been io'cl at 7L in bond, and small lots of FustiCat 81. • .
TOBACCO.-The warrant frost the Treasury to take 3s. peas
lb. duty on Tobacco reached the Cuatom.house last week, and
since then the trade sad nianwfaethrera hays come forward anti
purchased considerably, but only fey V; Is ; they
still decline buying extensively for Inca; the fpeculatore, whit,'
have all the Tobacco at market, continue firm, and supply thc
wants of the buyers as they come forward, and are coneident of
maintaining the present prim; scarcely any Virginia offer nude,
' 6d. per lb. The accounts from Liverpool yeaterdsf s&td thal
market higher, and a considerable parcel taken nit specelattom
I'OBACCO DUTY.-It is to by observed that the how duty of
3s. per lb. continues only till the 3th of January next, atter dim
period the duty of 4s. per lb. will recommence, agecashic 10 111'
a consolidated Customs Act.
TURPENTINE.-Sales of the late arrivals al: round at 12e.

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Hartiib, the friend of Milton, pensioned by Croznwe4,
for his agricultural writings, says that old men in his dayt
remembered the first gardeners that came over to Sorrey,
and sold turnips, carrots, parsnips, early pear, awl Mice
which were then great rarities, being *potted boo Ha-
land. Cherries and hope were first plaraed. I.e says,
in the reign of Henry VIII. ; artichokes awl euriatati
made their appearance in the time of Elizabeth ; hut even
at the cud of this latter period we had clwries from Eau-
tiers ; onions, saffron, and liquorice from Spait; zud)aops
from the Low Countries. Potatoes, were first
known in these islands about the year 1.6116, coutinued fot
nearly a century to be cultivated in gartkna as a curious
exotic, and furnished a luxury only far the tables of this
' richest persona in the kingdom. It appears is a inatiscriipt
account of the household expenses of (dicers Ann, Wile' •
of Janie, 1., that the price of potatoes was then Is. gm
pound.

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T. Eight Hon. the Earl of GLENGALL.
TICPUTY.CHATIMAN.
Sir T. BUCKLER LETHBRIDGE, Bart. M.P. GRAY% BOOR or .11. •';OU an atitir:!y
.ezer lIQUITABLE A/MURANO POLICIES.
Plan ; showtnig, at oda • .'s the various of to Illp. Mr. SNUTTLEWOITH,
!aiding to any required TOW" • ••• ' • - •Ite ; and the odes an ar- -
tensed as to emote a directimilloomd" mediate Reference to any to-r Id
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At the Slat TI IS DAY, in Tiro Iron,
Y *able 'Patty Iji the Egnlllable AniMrance I 4gett. "Ml'
spot whets tbs 011 Shwa Batson hasty stood N. IW. DIRECTORS. quired Route. Prise 7*. or, •with a complete set e . for I,OOOL Mated In Matt* 1804, with the j -
Puld°4"
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tllimirlttlesess. •• • • . .
Jobe Raendistaess, Esq. M.P. Joshua Walker,_. Esq. M.P. COunt, Ma/is.,l2s. WithCpbsergitalles bee. - ~..,' .i.
L,.... ;emettams , amountiac to 171 a. : life 4. Premium :. On the Prenarth,i'tt..B46n:.l2GM.rbotiry.venoe.plage, on TllllltgaitiL tag
~• Boston toga, . . N. E. F.1L13. George Warre, zsq. " This is -the most useful Mt g comps* sotto unman Wo !
are acquainted. The varioai•Eida* bleb connect edy two plata' 'bid 1. Wittlens for 3001. effected in April. 1609, on thaw life) TIIR very capital LE ASEHOL MANSION, over-
S. KM of tea - N. E. lE. William Holmes, Req. 31.12. Archtbald Paxton, Eat.
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jourWeibilliams
esjones,eVunensblos,inensimi.
in,Esqrsq. Ald. William Bell, Esq.
,b. & S. Chides Diceonson, Esq. 1
atm' voC6kg:. are wen at a single gience..aged teMalud route, whether It be aemmidations 2121. 10e. Premium ISL I*.
el lien. Landman, R.E. aloof the Prim/Woe trot • .
Charles Parson, jun. Eq. in the boot, trandwitt with am t 'looking •litteltinithatn-gsrdeos, a ttiation shat will mil
, tb. nom mode adopted Particulars may be hod 0f Main. Brooks and Grams. Solicitors, doobtedle he west •to any at the west of dm sw,, frost they
otegity.o_crpiasi w..e.. IS, Jehts_emet;gedfaed_row ;at dm Mari ; and of Mr. Shuttle- 1
ginfleeideal: ;urine":
eN;silhnieo:ft Hyde
fiflor:e.tangiorgdatentierm.a:ameatEayierßeeir:su.nd.
EVANS'S WALKS dtemigi '‘. s• I: and SOUTH WALES; worth, sll,Poutuot.
containing a 'Z'aphical and .71' Ical Description of the Pti..l
TOTTENCAM GREEN. - Of. t contaime
numerous well.arrangtd apartments of eve. description and sda
mirably adapted li
on a family of rank ; doable comh-Wouse awl
Ths Old Mom Bosom bps boss eat down,, and the White Chew wattage Rowley, Eel, I Forbes M'Bean, Esq. rapidity tto old 1s preasek at/spinal travelling Guide, mbi-i
By Mr. 811/TFTLEWORTH,
Beg Dos Mug tithe *id will be tesswed, es being no longer wucirrxes. biting thatarseanal the win** Oross-Roak. Inns, Distmeed of • On. the sanies,d following day will be sold die genuine HOUSE.
4s.tho bia% THIS DAY; at Twelve,
essfekl• lipamtaised of the *Jobe Baeasbemem, Bag, M.P. 4 Clomp Wane .
,i,,,, .
,iag Idebtedien'o Seat* rated aith Maps and Vase. • •
t tare two days preceding, the sale. ' Printed Particulate and Cate-,
J. largarailimEßT, essostary. Joshua Wallies% Iraq. M.P. • -
Borddas_dhedi.
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and
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REsp NCR, cfs, vireqr- a tote may viewed by tickets only, unlit. and the Furni.
. ~. .. most desirably shooed .on ottenhatu-green,
A lIIMOULAR TRADER. • a') vs WALK, NT ; amtainrie? aWI
4 lailea(frileJoutel"dh Pasn'tieniacetitts"u• ado-whag•at7 atd ,Lie
H. irrei-1-'conlll-. IFaseegue'r,l3!LitYa-boeobtha'sd anlnnttr anPrelelfilelM4r.ag. l‘blboeuttri, .26F:"Ci*Dc. 41.41.r'ert-estreec.' and
TAN DIVAIENI LAND ant IfILIV SOUTH HOLICITINIRI-4111111110. AMIN and
fllscillrrillSTlT. P. A. Bell. pig& ar.d Coen ty, and TS 4.
rITALSBos dew &filo. Wok eft as Il& rerli the see
,Th. latirmi ohms Bo iiipmi *id thy era „;.. Ole T NET , eonee and itnprov •
•bed diattibete, ',Padova dellythlt. and dining Mart Boodareet and ensioc•on.
' sensibal, dressing roam waseradoest Micheal, ao- wor
as 4 pia say Map CV • . 'MI "PPP'
.4 antioaroogi kw been employed by therpireome a ewe. lai Js Al. BILINIWZO, alt. . *MR arrend Views and
a.,amiessoni.
cowries,
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itratratirbis. * m •• - mos 4771 r: rostlitseald Wationtgannit a the
to Of t'l,• Prnita fey 3Mc ittlytubrets ,' .
~ 4.0,4. s.thati 9y fori, gnu* rind Orden tbitaiiiiie w 'eteeillentitiSitriti, :hid au'iltable D PITH ERG I LL'Il TONRFE-61-ALE. PIIITI,-M.
not *Sly public, ,ti,...41.0. regime .et eel tidily •PdLL üblic animation for *
Mylo ihr Investigated tho details, and calculations upon which, after the awrranndlesiEnased7 , : .; Arta tb. 1M withspaniim• at a Nan;'
.r.i elder:11)1e time. end are partteularly 'commended id
vesibla PITS Agos, wasianuom tai 0.. m, fears maseldatation, it has beep maimed. . , and Vi r .
.s.w, 't.,. •- ea._ Ha
~,441b1" "Rir • . , Icanal Icy a the Cosatitattmo ; alto as a safe aro meet**
~slrtaDbetigesollbretasa, alas' psalmist %Ida endlossißbta '4 ma louse • . wig .. Air .., a ..4t=t,' r. . . • . . sestedy in those pariodiest irregularities which Females of delicate
471,1,..„4„....t. ....,. :. pstillatillie ego essaty prelpga Ilf bamediate utility' pubis Public, A
,11.4,1,AW _ ..''r. ' . r-I•r- .Rotlittgetr., Illentrame "•1. .1* t 1 iti i 't
. 1..1-• t - .. '. 1. ' -1-- •I'vP and languid eircidetion, more especially the vOurgee no:L. ere liebso
lielIVTlOl/,_ FALL-lennt..--CLOSE ile sanuallato au Nallaus all Mfajambiblimidea se ten VII mIP. IMO ' ' -41. Ha' .: Issoutiad aid lutensdng - EWA : ^"
tot then tend greedy to atrengiben the Cit7ans of the Stomach,
I Imre throughout the Telsod, id imitation of Original Sketches, By Mr. SHUTTLEWIMTH, \
* ea. T EEMIBITION.,-Tbe OALbERY,. . -
.A. .-correct bad jaigestion, remove Nervoeni Old noes, Wad-ache. &c.
PICEUE_EII_hi LIVID', AIF3IIIIIII If is* ' wyme p:rtic =My **be inidiseively de- drown and engraved by WILLIAM IDORNL. 5 ... edition. with At the Wart. THIS DAY, at Twelve, in Two Lets, &c.; and as aTtunily 'Medicine will be found generally useful.
gaggiggi ag combing and Improvements. Price Ilk. in boards; or id Be.. With 10 additional Lot I.A FREEHOLD GROUND R13:41' of twenty- - Sold in Boxes, Is. W. and 2s. 91 by lintler..Chemist. 4,
' "lA. 4 it UMA DAILY. Irons Ten in *a *deed to SW.. -
Views, 21a. in bds.
, helm ft to owase, but not retaltlng It. )
. ~.... 1. is . swim* ; and will be CLOSED " Weir object Ps to take advantage of our hitherto neglected DEEBLE'S DELINEATIONS of *e ISLE bf THANET rout tsounds per anneal, secured and issuing out of en/14),We, Sr. Paul's:. Savory and Co.) ISO, New fiord-street,
• t -. T. Adathaion 1.. Cotalogse la. and the CINQUE PORTS ; comprising 106 beautiful Engine- and
feu: brick Dwelling fiauses and Premises, situated Nos. 1,2, 3, London: and by the principal 31edicihe Venders throughout the
'WM. BARNARD, Keeper. ' Fisheries, and to give to the country at large such A supply of fresh
ings of interesting objects in the vicinities of Margate, 'ultimate,; United Kingdom.
• ., Fish, as will male It a general and cheap food for all clines of
I 'see Picture of " tfur Broadstairs, Heil, _ Dover, Hastings, Byek_ ac. Wkh Historical -,gg ,
Lot. 9. An Improvable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held fora
4, Manchester.street. Rethnal.green-med-:
Of whom may he had,
Society. This will be attained by improvements in the presentlong tem ;incept ,at a ground rent, comprising a neat Dwelling Dr. FOTHERGILL'et NERVOUS DROPS, m much cele
lavissr WI: filickale "initthtmine TotprleW," who base not nerved
system of fishing, and in the expeditious transmission of the pro- and Topographical Descriptions, by E. W. RRAI•LEN. Price
11. ss. handsomely bound. Anotheredition on Urge paper, with House, Grocer's Shop, and PftintleS, situated No. IR, Charlotte. heated for their efficacy in Nervous Dis Orders, and their various-.
maylessieociediersauss payneat of the remain-
uce.
at die British lastimuon daily. area, near Stollen' Wein. Let on Lease to Mr. Downes, at 201. distreming affections, ss Oppression of Spirits. head-sehee, Lou,i
Applications for the Prispectuses, and Shares, to be made to Proof impressions of the plata, in 2 vols. Bm. half-bound and let- of Appetite. Indigestion, Spasms, Trenton, Fainting Fits, and.
BOAT WASTIIINSTKR bAiRY COMPANY. Messrs. Amory and Coles. 26. Throginorton-areet, the Solicitors ;
...NNW b hereby given, that the DEED of SETTLE- or to Mesa,. Everet and Co. the Bankers.
it .trr ef ah oosysay will be ready for the &return of the N.8.-As so long a time has elapsed since the first public an.
c.,,,..„,,,..
WADE S WALKS in OXFORD ; comprising an account of -h f
the Colleges, Halls, and Public Buildings ot the Univetsity ; an
Introductory Outline of its Academical
wlisistory ; a concise History per annum, but tinder let by, him at 281. pa annum.
May be viewed and particulars had at the Mart; and of Mr. Debility or Relaxation of the System. ' • • '
s utt eworth, 28, Poultry. ln Battles, at 4s. Gd., I Is-, and 2t i.
Prolowlow
• at eh Ole* on WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, nunciation of the Company, during which, several projects, bearing
of the City, &c. Illustrated by 72 Vie , drawl, and engraved by CLAPHAM, SURREY n EARS' GREASE.-Thin article, when genuine, and
yALUABLE LONG LEASEHOLD ESTATES, ILAn procured front the animal in its AMMO climate, is easily
wben As noiniel.ssaipts bad by them must be left, preparatory some resemblance in name, but essentially differing In their tab-
Sparperong
lat..
1211 n 2 Volumes. Price 11. Is. in boards ; or on largo
soli* 01101111ild Ili deo gentians of their Shares, which jeers, have
ith avehtbeet been
state
tt
they
ind
conwithdrawn, ttlu/reseutr: Producing 1751. es. per Annum Net.
Bit Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, known by those who have once used it. It penetrate sooner, re-
tains its moisture longer, and; on analysis, it (mod nuterielly
by order of the varjeAd3q7. aA•lifegizvnit Vegetable i
villiAlbern MO 'Ade: 34 te atitrltia‘St X, te,n.elp IT
~,,iT,..,,oufeap Sharesn
ergch to
atheen madea :s cancelled. PP NEWDuke of iti GUlDEMarlborough
ougtho
.13 tc,E itspci! E ,
sinigAlG ettheegantliy.eofngrshiseLlriirtetwhaie Al
the
Mart,
Executor tiS
of Joseph PaiieinneTwf?sqL°l4 PERFUMER,
ell M Masi he BALI, B. YNA NIS DIVIDEND,
ENGLISIt AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP and a Ground Plan of that splendid Ediftce, from Drawings by HE following Valuable ESTATES, held on Lease for inform the Public that the Bears' Grease, as imports:l by hint, bee
opociotto given the most general satisfaction. Its peculiar properties of re:.
a Illowasal a Half pee •per Antrum, as announced in the
CANAL. J. P. Ntaits. With an Historical Deriptionr of the Mansion,
Mete made et l_he Ossasal Nesting Aat rho Crown sod Anchor7B years unexpired, at low ground rents, six.-A
artnowttii,o,raitaisndwehrre
The Act for the formation or this great work haring Passed. and and a Catalogue of the Pictures. In royal eso. Price 62. in 's stitatial Residence, with suitable offices, large garden, and pre-
wgeinneorantlyingaddth,etlntaatiirnbcleepelngndneonwt ofpr
opyretion
fawns, seilsleth dare Jane.rotaindgenwnsthe
for dressing the hair. making it beautifully soft and
By ardor of the Board of Directors, Its general merits, and the correctness of the estimates of expense boards. osises advantageously situate in Lark Hall-lane, in the parish of
and return having been fully investigated in both Douses of Portia. EIiANtS WALKS through BATH ; deeerg every thing Clapham. Let on lease to Thomas Puckle, Esq. for the whole pleasant
but, as there ate several imitations, it is necbseary to ob.
* EDWARD LODER, Secretary.
ment, the Committee of Management deem it right, at the tertni- worthy of notice connected with the Public Beading% Rooms, term of the original lease unexpired (wanting ten dans) at a net rent glossy t
of 1051. 10s. per annum.
111, Charlotte -street, Bloomiltury.
nation of their labours, to submit to the public a brief statement of Concerts, Crescents, Baths, &e. including Vidts to Corsham. serve, that a Bill is wrapped round each Pot, with the' Importer's
N.B. The Books of the Company for the Transfer of Shares
the nature of the plan, and of the prospect of advantage which it House, Prior Pack, Bristol Hot-Wells. and Clifton. Illustrated Lot 2.-A spacious substantial RESIDENCE, with suitable Signature, and the Pot has the figure of a Bear burnt on the toy
to necomwity remain closed from the 17th to the 20th inst.
holds out. The Committee consider such a statement, founded with 21 Engravings, by gTORE a. Price 9s. bowed. offices, coach-house, stable, large garden, and premises, eligibly (not printed), and no Pot is sold for less than 2.. tal.
3.813 • Prise of 21.0651. upon the evidence adduced, to be the more necessary, in consequence An EASY a NTII 31.)13C1•10K to the SCIENCE of no- situate adjoining Lot I. Let on lease to J. N. Wittwer,-Esq. Price in pots 26. Gil. and 4s. ; and in bottles 3.. old. acd 7.. &I. ;
TANY, through the Medium of Familiar Conversation betpeen a
. 8,887 a Prima 2,0001. of the partial and unconnected mode in which, during a contest.
Both sold and shared by arising purely out of local interests, the attention of the public has Father and his Son. By ROBERT Jolts THORNTON, ALM, foes term of 21 years, which expires at Christmas, 182 n, at snot and perfumed with °twat' Rose, extra price. • ' •
reginief 1101. per annum. Sold at 44,. Gerrard-strett ; and by appointment by /Henn-
tad J. SIVEWRIGHT, who hare again to con- been called to the detail, while it has been led away from the lead- Lecturer on Botany at Guy's Hospital, and Anther of several May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and fartieulan had at Gattie and Peirce,•s7, New Bond-street; Sanger, 136', Orange;
ll • their friends on die maim that attends their ing featurm of the measure. al orks on Botany. In 12mo. illustrated with Plano, price Ina. ; the Swan, Stockwell; at the Mart ; and of Ir. Shuttleworth, 126, Carter, 132, Smith, 98, Firth, 46, and Langley. 31, Oxford.
Uglier 'Ags Ownhill : 11. Illsibows ; sad 110, Haymarket. The extreme danger and difficulty in the navigation round the orlithlh:4Pitutelttat(rllLyuceloured after Nature, 122. din boards. No." Poultry. street ; alintram, 7, Barlington-ateade ; Dobson Mid Meson, 38,
J.. wswarowr mew mote to remind the public Land's End, and the detentions, extending frequently to FM weeks, The , being a new, plain, an
'complete Haymarket • Woodman Piccadilly ; Matte:tee Fleet-streei •
Pati l Treatise Angling,LlNEN-DRAPERY, HABERDASHERY, SIERC"RY Colley, 28, 11- 1 ' ' - ~.. •
do* il~, to. be in one day (31st August), is and even longer periods, arising from the south-westerly wind., rc ea on deduced from many years Practice ... . ts inmate-street ; Petersen, (sracetioureh-street ;
liiilliEllatsW
Wks
the Chancellor of the Enclie- which prevail during Bor 9 months in the year, are facts well and Observation. By 'l. F. SALTER. New and unmoved Edi. AND HOSIERY. .
By Mr. W. P. MUSGRAVE, Marquis. Coleman-skeet; Gibbing. Fieet.mirket; Waktfield,
Lamb's Conduit-street; and most Perfumers.
will came in this country with known to all persons interested in the shipping trade from Ireland, Lion,
illustrated with numerous new Cuts and Engravings of Fish, ... .-
gent IMMO 1,0 the 'Premises, No. 6, Mary-la-Bonne-street, Golden-square, e__
.. .. Wales, Liverpool, and the ports of the Bristol Channel. The }lies, he., drawn from the Life price Bs. in boards; or on tine 4 L...-
ail ' ted amount of 210,2041. in. calamitous losses of lives and shipping on the coasts of Devon. rotted paper, of which a few Copal only are printed, 1 . THIS and following DAYS. at 11, Af .4 47. g E TS.
r% it•ss
eked each; and all must be' di. shire and Cornwall are too frequently detailed in the newspapers to
have escaped the notice of the public generally. ' This book is quite studded with well executed 'ngravings, ri. genuine and remaining STOCK IN TRADE
exhibiting faithful portraits of every object of the Anglers pursuit, of one of the oldest and most respectable Concerns in Town --mew—
. the Loucks Price Curregt, August 9.1
It that J. and J. SIVERRIONT shared These circumstances being kept in view, a slight glance at the as well as eerilanatory representations of all the Implements em- (the Proprietor, Mr. C. Green, retiring in consequence of ill
red in Fishin, with full and clear Instructions foe using them. health); consisting of an extensive assortment of all the leading
bob the rust . Prises of *OOOl. eat sold in this map will suffice to demonstrate to any one, the great obstructions COTTON.-There was a fair demand for Cotton last week, al,
e"attY• which must consefuently arise to all vessels trading -from ports e were much pleased to find some ample imiructime for Troll. articles connected with the different branches of Linen.drapery. though the sales have not been extensive ; they amount Si' abode
ing, which we have bunted for in vain in Walton and Cotton."-,.. Haberdashery, 3lercery, and Hosiery, of the best manufactures and
westward and northward of the Land's End, to ports southwardlloo bales, which have been taken principally by the trade ; '2:r
CARROLL, Contractor, having submitted the Scheme and eastward of it ; and that these obstructions must most Annals of Sporting. No. 23. most recent fashions. Pernams 14d. in bend, for exportation ; 500 Suratlad, a 6ld. ; 300
at latspit. now begs to invite attention t,, its leading points. especially present themselves ro the increasing trade in the southern !PORTING ANECDOTES; including numerous diameter. Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of Mr. W. It. M us. Bengal Gd. a Cid ; anl6o Bowed. 10id. aI I Ad. all ID bond ; these
CARROLL has not only preserved all the popular attraction, counties of Wain, will alaobe readily perceived. istic Portraits of Persons in every walk of life, who have acquired grave, Auctioneer, Appraiser, &e. No. fa, Bread.etreet. • Cheapside pries are on a par with thelast Elm India Company's sale. The
eif bre Lottenes, but by increasing the number of Prizes, and oils- To remove these evils, and to open a speedy and site comrauni- notoriety from their achievements on the Turf, at the Table, and in GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large Pier and letters from Glasgow received this morning taste the sales of Cottot
lag the value of the Capitals cation at all seasons for vessels trading from London and the ports the Diversions of the Field ; the whole forming a Complete Deli- Chimney Glasses, and Effects of three Hquaes, at Crouch-end in that market last week had been snore extensive than for wens
From .111.1100 to /MAO, on the eastern and southern coasts of England, to the ports of neation of' the Spurting 'World.-By Pazace Eusie. New and and Middle-lane, Horney, the Property of the late John May, time past, consisting of 1267 bales, Murices hal cit.:lined abodt
be has the honest so he the fins Contractor that eve presented the Ireland and the western ports of England, including Liverpool and enlarged edition. in flro ; illustrated with Coloured Plata, and nu- bee, En. Id. per lb. , , . _ ,
. •
!ebbs ebb se large a sum as 218. MU., including 100,01401. in Bristol, and ti. the coasts of South Wales, are the main objects of merous Wood Engravings. Price 12s. in boards, By Mews. DAWSON and CAIE. SUGAR.-The late advance in the prices of &gar, and particu.
rigava of' AWOL each, &c. &c. the proposed Ship Canal. " The Anthor has here contrived to amass together all the par- (By Ord P ' TRH and TWO tarty the prices asked last Tuesday, bad Vas ;Sat Of checking the
or of the Eleanore), on the !Premises,
_ _... All to be decided in One Day, 31st AUGUST. The Canal will extend from Beer or Seaton Bay in the English ticularu of Hone, Dog, and Man, worthy of being known. It is a following DAYS, at 12, exten ave request for 11l uscovades ; the business reported last week
Intlenend Shares are now on Sale at Carrull'a. the Contractor's Channel, to Stolford or Bridgewater Bay in the Bristol Channel t it happy comp:whim, fuU of 2rlum. entb asiisteg aossality la tt, like Tilt Genuine HOUSEHOLD FuRNITuRE, pier was inconsiderable, but the previous prices were moinuiped till to-
wards the close of the market, when a few parcels sold rather lower..
• Cornball ; 7, Caring-crow; and 36, Oxford-street, will be 44 miles long, 90 feet wide. and 1,5 feet deep, and may be
be mtg. isiosesnooths. Four Primed MAW I nertostod by awls of 200 tons burden, register measurement, when
at Rini of MANN. I In the Louerr drawn the 31st fully towel
qir,
ells* am, Carroll sold Na b,446 (Class 111, • Prises( 10,0001.; At the two extremities harbours will be constructed. and, as a bit of Muses peat in mon ;mina, sod' *wound by the choicest
lime -juice of slang. No arectation,--ko dispirited no
tame subjects, no nonseose! It does sot fun • long-winded
down, but is ' every thing by fits, and nothing long.' All who haveated chimney of large dimensions. IhMese painting
°n plate glass, lady' s winged wardrobes, bookcases. drawing-room The closing of the market last week prepared us for i dull trade
. this morning; the attention of the buyers also be.n directed to
suits in window curtains, chairs, couches, and sofas, sideboards,
the East India Spice sale: the purchases of Muscovatlee today hi..
110.11.610, • Prise Of 1.106 L, and five other Capitals! heard of the wonderful Phenomenon
will be seen by the evidence, these harbours will not only secure ~ omenon mare, Mr. Well's matchlessof d' itables, Pembroke' bl I
sets din in card and ta es, par our chairs,
in consequence, been quite inconsiderable; yet the late advance is
XL By Act of Parliament, all hot:cries will be abolished for to vessels using the Canal safe and commodious entrances to it, 1 ipylena,-Flying Cbilders,-Snowball,-Eclipse,-Tom Crib,- with furniture,
Brum!. and Turkey carpets, 28 four post and field bedsteads,
maintained, as the holders are firm, both on account of the de hi.
lIIIIMIHROPOIMMieII of the prawn Thawing's. Hambletonian, and a mutt uricofothers, should urchase these
but will be of great service to the Shipping Interest generally, as _.. a p prime goose feather beds and bedding, mahogany . .
double and single chests of drawers, dressing stands, end the usual etency of the crop, and also the favourable reports of Sugar }IMO
GifrligNEN'S ELASTIC BELTS, to support the Asylum Harbour+, and will also prevent an iinn.lense lons of lives
anecdotes,,for theylawrwersifithfuf in. the 1
and property. The proposed harbour at Beer will, in It
tare of war,, , ; _ , ,5l gasint. dispensation of fame to man description of bedroom furniture, an eight day clock, mangle., LirerPool, Glasgow, &c. At tbe close of the day the sale' re.
ported are about poo hhda bluscovades ; one large ;street sold is Is.
relieve Debili•y, improve the Figure, and for
rig fort of those who ride or travel ; made upon entire cruisers.
Wen
by Robinson and Vistirin, 66, New Beind.str-vt, be of incalculable advantage in preventing captures by the enemy's IHE TCHIi ILRALD, and Annual Racing Callender for
1824. By Jon x Fnosr ; 6s. half-bound. kitchen requisites, and numerous other articles.
May be viewed, and catalogues may be had on the premises,
and of M Dawson and Cafe, Great Illarlboromah-street, at . •
per cwt lower, and generally the market is heavy. The Itarbstlo,aa
tia sale 121 hhds. sold rather lower. After Tuesday last week the re-
The total expense of forming the Canal and Harbours, and of' Ahe SHOOTER'S COAIPANION ; comprising a description _ eurs. - quest for refined goods became limited ; there was however ve. v
.1.