biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-19

ARMY ESTIMATES.

The Army Estimates for the present par have been laid
upon the table of the House of Commons. The total
force to be provided for, amounts to 73,011, exclusively of,
'20,900 for service in the territorial possessions of the East
India Company. The proposed distribution of this force
is as follows:

For Great Britain, (including reliefs) 22,019
Stations abroad, (excepting India) - - 30.793
Ireland . 20,229

Total

73,041

The above force includes the 9Sth Regiment, newly
raised, and the 96th, 97th, 98th, and 99th, making an in-
crease of 3,250 men and non-commissioned oflice rs. The
charge for the 95th Regiment is estimated from the 2sth of
last December ; that of the 96th from the 25th of the pre-
sent month ; and that of the remaining three, from the
25th of March. The additional expense created will be
between eighty and ninety thousand pounds.

. ,
By an Estimate laid before Parliament, it aprears that
620,0001. will be wanted to defray the extraordinary ex-
penditure of the forces at ham and abroad for the year
Is‘2 t.

THE AR MT.

Orders have been issued for discontinuing the recruiting
for the 96th regiment of Infantry, the establishment of that
corps being already completed.
The 75th regiment of Foot will arrive in two divisions at
iVindsor, from Gosport, on Saturday and Monday next.
Detachments marched yesterday morning from the Re-
cruiting lhpartment at Westminster, for Windsor, Ports-
mouth, and the Isle of Wight.

The 3ith (or ('umberland) rer.,iment of Foot will march
on Monday next from Windsor to Portsmouth.

A troop.of the 15th Light lhagoons (Hussars) arrived
on Tuatlay at Canterbury frnu Ipawich.

PORTSMOUTH, FEL 17.
The 75t regiment, in Ilaslar Barracks, will march to
Windsor, to replace the s3th, which regiment will march
for Plymouth.

The 3tth ngiment is ordered for Portsmouth Garrison.
The newly-raised regiment (95th) at Winchester will
occupy Fort Cumberland during the ensuing Assizes: the
regiment will then return to Winchester.

'it is at length decided that the Royal Marine Artillery
Battalion, commanded by Sir Richard Williams, K.C.B. is
to be s:ationtd at Fort Cumberland and South Sea Castle,
into which quarters the battalion will march early in the
spring.
London, England, 1824-02-19

THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

The Castle Tavern was on Tuesday night again thronged by the
supporters of pugilism. Spring was in attendance, as trA as
the gentleman who enteredinto the agrees with Belcher to
make the match. It appears tbe cameo mew is, as to the
and, if on a stage, whether that sow fleassialL
rait-muse was named as a paper plies. Wog several this ad-
dressed the company, and stated that his *WWI woad not let MID
go so far off, and he could on no moa s. think ef olludirg diem ;
all that he could say was, " that he would fight almsersiiire
hundred a side on a twenty-foot bulb* Mists say loot et.
reeding one hundred miles from Losskits.- " these of
opinion prevailed respecting the turf, sod the friends of Lops
thought it xit _to make such a stipulation; while the friends of
Spriug con umWd, that if the only oboes If Lawn was to prevent the
ring being broken, he should impede to the unposed mew Ie Wit
state the talked-of watch remains, there snow' to hi as much dif-
ficulty to get professions: people to fight se to get others to be
,friends.
London, England, 1824-02-19

111 A R RIED.

On the 17th inst. at Lewisham. Charles Dealer, Esq. so M. P.
Shiney, daughter of Samuel Cooke, Esq. of Shrewsbwry.
On the 17th inst. at St. Paul's. Deptford, Mr. Hartshorn, of
Brameley, Salop, to Susanna, third daughter of Mr. John Ashford,
Loam-pit.bill, Kent.

D1E1).
On the 13th inst. in Little Charles-street, Westorineter. Mary.
relict of the late Lieutenant Wm. M`lntush, of the 9th Iteglment
of Foot.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRUME.
Morning, 8 win. after li. j Afternoon,
.48 win. after 5.

Printed at THE BRITISH PRESO Othrs. lir J. W. CAlLirosr.
181, Strad; sad Published by It. Csitiox, same pleas s
London, England, 1824-02-19

BIRTHS.

On the 16th instant, in 111ontaa e-square, the Lady of Camel
Weguelin, of a son.
On the 17th, in Whitehall place, the Right Hon. Lady James
Stuart, of a son.
On the 16th inst. at Broad-street.buildinp, the Lady of George
Stephen, Esq. of a daughter.
On the 10th inst. at Yowls Castle, the Right lion. Lady Lucy
Clive, of a daughter.
On the 11th inst. at Eltham, the lady of Capt. Williun R. Ord,
Royal Engineers, of a son.
In Lower Brook-strcet, on Saturday last, the lady of the lion.
William Barrington, was safely delivered of a son.
London, England, 1824-02-19

CORN EXCHANGE, Fen. 18.

We had but few fresh arrivals of any description of gale this
morning. We have not to note any matmial varieties in the priced
of any ankle from hi onday, but the trade wits gessrally hwy.
although there was no disposition In the holders to sire way in
their demands, the few sales effected were to seedy born only.

Done C H Use H.—There has been recently erected
in Doncaster Church, a plain handoome monument (exe-
cuted b 7 Fisher, of York,) of statuary marble, M a ove-
ooleasM in memory of the late Major Top-
ham. The following is a copy of the inscription. from
the pen (we are informed) of the Rev. Archdeacon Wrang•
ham

Memarim Sacrum
EDVARDI TOPHAM, Aarriuzai,

Qui Eton's pur,
Jura& spud Cantabrifieners,
la CAillegio SS Minutia
Sociacoiunrensalis

Bonin Kuala opesam masaslt.
Pluses posses annos
Cirilibus undii mersatua nee tames obrutus,
In villain suarn tandem ceu port=
Se steeple
Ibique veritente assets extinctus est
A. I). VI. Sal. IMaii 311)CCCXX,
Annum apes
Sexa lams nonusa.
rAI. D. C.
Genes ejus
T. F. FOORD Bowls.

MATCH •T CHE•II.—We Mated some days ago that the
Paris Chem CM, named Le Cercle de j'Ailidur, challenged
the London Chess Club to play a match at chess? the
moves to be transmitted either by peat oe'by extraordinary
wailers. The challenge was accepted. and. M guineas
a pine Named for the ololion.—An answer has just been
received from M. De La BOwdonnaye, the second player
in Paris, declining the match, as the French Club is on
the pointoklissolutiqp, in consequence of a dispute among
its members. Two games ware to have been flayed at
the same time ; the French haring the move in one, and
the English in the other: it was calculated, that if the
moves had been transmitted by the post, these games would
have lasted about a twelvemonth. It was suggested by an
enthusiastic Chcss-player of the London Chess Club, that,
as the national honour was in some degree involved, Mi-
nisters might beinduced to re-establish a telegraphic commu-
nication between the two countries for this special pur-
pose. This plan would have abridged considerably the
duration of the games, and would not have cost the coun-
try more than ten thousand pounds!—E,Tning Pape r.
London, England, 1824-02-19

I From the ConstitortionneL 1

SS, II NA, JAN. 10.
Fur the last three weeks we have experienced the most serious
uneasiness. The Greeks are Masters of the Gulf, and the greatest
part of the trading vessels have suspended their embarkations,
because there is no longer any safety in the Archipelago. The
news of the loss of the fleet in the beginning of December, which
went to succour Smyrna, has made a very serious impression
among the Mussulmen: they regard it as a chastisement front
Heaven. This news, if it should be confirmed, will be a new
blow, that will serve to increase the courage of the Greeks, and
tender our nuaticm most dangerous. _ _

MADRID, Frit. A.
It was said that the French Body Guards would leave Madrid
on the bth ; the Swiss on the ftth ; and that the remainder of the
army would very soon follow them.
The departure of the Ambassador of France was also spoken
of; the difficulties seemed to accumulate between France and
Spain; the principal one bting, the refusal on the part of the
Spanish Government to acknowledge a debt of 34 millions. for pm-1
visions made to the soldiers, and equipments furnished to the Army
of the Faith, from the time of their retreat upon the French tern. I
rit wy, to the return of the King to Madrid.
c are assured that an agreement is at length concluded on ;
the French enaids will renoun at Madrid; the Spanish Government
has acknowledged the debt of thirty-four millions, ard has promised
to publish the decree cf amnesty within two months. It is added
that there are other conditions, but which will not yet transpire.
Sic learn from various places that much hearthorning has been
displayed between the Kiyalists and Constitutional parties ; so
much so, as to have productd in several instances open acts of
outrage. _
London, England, 1824-08-17

DUTCH PAPERS.

Brussels papers to the 13th instant reached us yesterday.
The following are extracts :
PETERSHVHCH, JVLT 28.
The Imperial Court will go on the 3lst of this month to the
Palace of Peterhof, and remain there a fortnight. The 3d of Au-
gust, which is Ice Saint's day of her Majesty the Empress Maria,
will be kept this tune in quite a private manner, and the fete annu-
ally giten to the public on that day will not take place.
STOCKHOLM' JULY 3.
The Journal Almennia has been withdrawn, according to the
technical expression used here. i. e. the publication is prohibited
till further orders are received from his Majesty. In the No. of the
27th ult. it contained a satirical article on orders of Knighthood ;
but it is nut known whether this was the cause of its bring sus-
pended.
AM,TEDDUAM, AVG. 13.
_ _. .

A letter from Vienna, of August 4, brings the following extract 1
from Odessa, sent in a letter dated July 2l (N.S.):—
" Cotrsraxrraortr, Jrt.r 13.—After the arrival of the
news ant by the Capitan Pasha of the conquest and destruction of
the Island of Ipsara, and which was confirmed by the Pasha of
Smyrna, of Chios, and of Ilitylcae, the English Legation here
last night received by an express from Smyrna, dated the 7th of
July, the news, that ell the Turkish troops that landed at Ipsara
are destroyed ; that twenty-fire ships of Hydra and Speesia, at the
moment the landing at Ipsara took place, sailed into the middle of
the Turkish fleet, did immense damage to it, took and sunk a great
number of small vessels, captured three frigates, and so damaged
the Capitan Pacha's own dim, that it was obliged to avast with
the loss of the bowsprit and other injury.
" At this moment it is strictly fiirbidden to speak of Iptara.
Numerous secret agents of the Police are in motion, keeping a vi-
gilant look-out on all that passes. This measure is a confirmation
of the defeat of the Turks ; we look with impatience for futher in-
formation.
' In the letter front Vienna, it is stated, that an express from
Constantinople had arrives', but that the news brought by it had
not transpired."
London, England, 1824-08-17

PATENT DEVOLVING GUN LOCK.

THIS excellent LO('K is constructed onthe principle
of discharging either by PERCUSSION, or with FLINT
and STEEL

—.—
The transition to either mode of bring is effectuated instantane-
ously, without adding, altering, or removing any part of the bock
whatsoever ; it bermes a mattes of safety u well as convenience
to sportsmen.
LACY and WITTON having received unqualified approha.
Lion of this elegant Lock from the first Sporting Characters in the
country, with numerous orders for guns on the above principle, re.
spectfuliv entreat the sporting world to apply at their Manufactory,
N 0.67, REA DNEEDLE-STHEET, LONDON, where only
it can be procured.
London, England, 1824-08-17

REGENT'S PARK.

DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, FURNISHED.
mit.L'TinLtolPSWXSPeEctNityaliZrAcelsi that he
the UNEXPIRED TERM of a cheerful COTTAGE RESI-
DENEC, elegantly Furnished, with Darden walled round, double
entrance, and arranged with every domestic accommodation, in ex-
cellent repair, and fit fur immediate occupation.
Further particulars may be known on application at Mr. Phillip's,
73, Bond-street.

DR. EA DY'S LIFE PRESERVERS arc Sold at 38,
DEAN-STREET, SOHO. and no other place in London;
being a methodical arrangement of Remedies for the general
Diseases of the Body, so previously prepared as to enable the
Patients to prescribe for themselves, without trouble or delay;
thereby proving doubtless in many instances a Lite Preserver.
The practice selected has been sanctioned by long and successful
experience, and is founded upon a system in which all the modern
improvements in the science of medicine are eambinel.
They are forwarded so every part of the country, on receiving the
amount by post or otherrise.--Prace I Is. ; 225.; and 335.; Family
chests, Si. RM., with copious directions.
London, England, 1824-08-17

FAINIONABLE INETLLICENCP.

The fluke of St. Alban's, Earl Burford, and the Ladies BIM I
clerk, left town yesterday, fur his Grace's seat, Gatton, Surrey, foe'
the season.
The Duke of Richmond has left Petworth, Sussex, for his seat,
Goodwood.
The Earl and Countess of Hardwick, and Lady Elizabeth Stew-
art, left town on Saturday, on a tour.
Lord Carrington has left town, for his seat, High Wycoinbe,
Bucks.
The Right Hoe. Charles SWynn left town yesterday on board the
steam packet, for Scotland.
J. Dingwall, Esq. left town yesterday, for his lest in Scotland.
Lady Ellenborough left town yesteiday, for Tunbridge Wells.
Sir George Robinson, Bart. left town yesterday, for his twat,
Crawford, Northamptonshire.
Colonel Woulaston, left Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-place, yes-
terday, foe his seat, in Suffolk.
Robert Franks, Esq. and nephew, left the British Hotel, Jer-
myn-street, yestekay, for Paris.
Departures from the Waterloo Hotel, Jerrnyn.street :—Charles
Majoribanks, Esq. for Scotland; and Francis Walker, Esq. and
son, for Paris.
Departures from the St. Petersburgh Hotel, Dover-street ...-
Capt. and Lady Whicheote and family for the Continent ; Charles
Jervais, Esq. for Paris; and Mr. and 'Mrs. Miller, for ditto.
Colonel and Mrs. Smith have arrived at the London Hotel, Albc-
marle-street, from Hastings.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Northampton, and Lady
Elizabeth Compton, have left town, for their seat, Castle Ashby,
Northamptonshire.
Mrs. Gurney Berkley and family arrived yesterday at the Puliney
Hotel, Albeinarle-street ; Lady Page Turner has left ditto, on

a tour.
Count and Countess Lieven left town on Sunday, for Brighton.
Departures from Thomas's Hotel, Lierkeley.square:—Mrs. Long
Wellesley and family, for their seat, Ihaycut Mouse, Wilts;
Hon. Capt. Needham, 9d Guards, for Windsor; Mr. and Mrs.
An:edema and family. for their seat, in Suffolk. The Hon. George
Fitzroy has arrived at ditto, front Plymouth.
The Marquis of Aileshury and family have left town for their
seat, Tottenham Park, Wilts.
Lord George Lennox has left town for Sussex.
Joseph Haynes, Esq. has arrived at Long's Hotel, Bond.creet,
from his seat, Burduross Park, near Marlborough. Departures :
Mr. Thomas Best and his son, Mr. Strattford Best, for Paris, to
meet the Countess of Aldborough ; Colonel Ken wick Cape, for the
Continent, on a tour; James Sourton, Esq. for Paris; acd Colonel
Rosa, f Brighton.
London, England, 1824-08-28

LAMINTELLIGENCE.

PALACE COURT, FRIDAY, AvsveT 27.
. .
EICILESTOI4 T. PAISOVII.
This was an action to recover 12/. 24. the amount of a grocer's
15111. The plaintiff's case ins, that the goods had been supplied
to the present defendant, by his order. The defence rested, that
the goods bad been stipplted by order, and for the defendant's
father, a prisoner in the King's fiend'.
ft appeared that on the lath of May, the father being arrested,
sold all his property to his son. The father was consequently
brought up by yolnyis Corptis from the King's: Bench. and together
with his daughter, swore distinctly to an item of lit. Plc. being
ordered by him, and ter his use, before surrendering. The daughter :
spoke to the other items as having been ordered by her for her
father.
Much eloquence was displayed by Counsel on each side, and
the Jury, after retiring half an hour, found a verdict for the plain..
till to the full amount.
Mr. Frswans s instantly moved for a new trial, on tile ground
of the verdict being contrary to evidence.
The Learned J t•Du ri said, it certainly was not such *verdict as
he conceived would have been tonne) to. his charge, or such a one
as he should have found himself—nor did lie expect it; hut• the
legislature had placed the power in the hands of the Jury, and lie
could not disturb what they had thought proper to find.

IRELAND.

ENNISKILLEN SPECIAL SESSIONS, AUGUST 21.

" Fere iternm rrispinfto."
The following curious case was this day investigated before the
Magistrates:— ‘
THE 011ANCIL HUCK COAT; OR, 118CABE V. VARNER.
It appeared that on the day that Si.: Abraham Bradley King,
like the old Roman, made his triumphal entry into Enniskillen,
the prosecutor, !W('ithe, who is a butcher by trade. possessing
inure humour than discretion, paraded through the town, deco.
rated with orange ribbons, an old 6'tay-be:a:lW Luck ,;tat, which
he was going to *laughter.
The traverser, who is an Orangen an, and likewise a butcher by
trade, viewing with indignation the grand procession of the rtry
toverend old goat as it entered the shambles, and conceiving that
the old gentleman waa intended as a mock representation of str
Abraham, and exhibited for the purpose of offending the wiliest)
of the Purple Knight and his associates, furiously attacked the
Orange animal, and nearly kilt the prosecutor.
The case did not go to the Jury, having been accommodated at
the instance of the Orange usembcei of the 111 u•ivilitotic and
etcaver Association.
London, England, 1824-08-28

CORONF '.S INQUEST.

Honor:roes lweurse.—Thorsday evening an Inquest was
held at the unite of Wellington Tavern, 'loon,low, before Tana.
lTtat.trn, EN. Coroner, on the Maly rif Robert Wilbur, aged 30,
who rums ky his death under the following cirrumatances :
Mr. Harrison Wilkinson, of ilnunolow, dcprned, that he ha .
surgeon. ant! was called on to attend the deceased on l'oesday night
last. Ile found him lying by the aide of the road; near the 'ninth
milestone, at Hoormlow. lie was insensible, but breaths!. Ile
bad, a lorge wound on the top of his head, width seemed to have
bean inflicted with some sharp instrument, and he was otherwise
dosolfbilv Injured, fie expired the following day. Witness un.
derstomi that a horse had galloped over biol.
Robert Havre deproetl, that the deceased was in the employ of
Mr. Dixon.. of Hounslow, as eartorn.
W. 11:ndell, Itortekeener to Mr. Robinson, of the Angel Ira,
Angel-street. St. Martin's-le-finand, deposed, that he had the care
of soave of Mr. Robinson's horses, at the White lkar, Monolog',
and on Tuesday night the Stromlo:our coach "emoted there to
change horses ; while the., were standing near the comb, a post-
boy drove ley and smacked his whip, on which the four horses took
fright. and ran away with all possible speed along the Hounslow-
. roan. 11 itnest pursued the horses, but could not stop them, and
un prracealing along the mad he found the deceased lying on the
pathway, having been knocked down by one of the laoroa's. lie nn-
mediate v procured a outsets.
Small 'Dean deposed, that she was walking near the footpath,
where the deceased was driving his waggon, and she saw the horses
runarieg in a rrntrory direction to that in whit h the deceased was
going. One of the 11111W1 ran against him, and knocked hint
doom and trampled on hint. It was a brown horse that ran over
the deceased.
741 c Jura'. after stuns conaultMion, returned • verdict—" That
derea,ei was arradent.illy killed by a horse belonging to Hen-
. Iltntripton, end that the Jury find the horses deodand, and
that the same is of the rake of 10!." The disatual would have been
Icvstad in a higher stun, '.tlr. Robinson pledged himself to pro-
vide a boy for the future to take care of the horses *bile separate
.f om the enrich.
- - • •- •

• ---
two Orcunasser..—Two men, tramps or ped-
lar+, on Tresday. crowning Mailing 11111, Lewes, with a dug, it
Tan out and barked at two men who wets paining, lola who
said they would bill the animal. One of the pedlars desired hint
riot -to hurt the e.g. upon which the fellow drew a sharp instru.
went, and ripped up the belly of the pedlar, so that his entrails
literally came cot. Hu enmpsnion ran to his asaistance, but was
musk on his less by the two brutes. They were immediately
tars inn, custody, and commilltd to gaol, together with two
meow and four children, who were with them at the time. The
poofmab is lying in • very dangerous state. We understand the
pillows sit lriiA ftapers....Brishion Gazelle.
London, England, 1824-08-28

CLAPTON.
By Mr. SPIETTLEWORTH,
At the Mart, no M EDNESDAY NEXT. Sept. I, at 12 o'clock,
MITE LEASE or cr.APToN HO 'SE, a spacious
1 and most substan•hd IA kl ILY 111 A NSI4 )N, with attached
and detached offices of every descriptiou upon a large scale, exten-
sive kardens, and eleven acres arid) Meadow land, most desirably
satyric near the Lea Bridge-road, at Clapton, sliddlesex. The
House is suitable for any establishment of magnitude, and well
calculated for a ladies' te,hool, containing nine ;iffy bed-chambers.,
and six large Attica, handsome dining and drawing-rooms, break-
fast psrlour, morning and music mums, library, an elegant mar_
ble hall, domestic offices upon a corresponding scale, detached
coach-housey and ambles. large yards, a chapel, green and hot
houses, fish-pond, caressive flower and kitchen gardens, terrace
walks, acid an inelosure of rich meadow land, thg whole eon)-
prising about 15 aces.
May be viewed, and particulars had on the premises; at the
Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28 (adjoining St. Mildred'.
Church), l'oeltry, removed from No. 27.

ST. JAMES'S STREET AND PALL MALI«

CAPITAL LEASEHOLD HOUSES. PRODUCINU AN
IMPROVED RENT OF 2701. PER ANNUM.
By Mr. MILLS,
On TUESDAY NEXT, Augist 31, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, in One Lot.
AVALUABLE and UNDr;NIABLE SECURED
IMPROVED RENT OF 2701. PER ANNUM, arising
from an important Leasehold Estate, being 1 and 2, St. James's-
street, and the corner of Pall-mall, comprising a capital and
elegantly finished spacious Dwelling House and Shops, in the
occupation of Mr. Sams, and Mr. Palmer; also one other
Dwelling House with Shop adjoining, in the occupation of Mr.
Swallow, hatter. The above mentioned premises art let on leas*
for the whole term.

The respective premises may be viewed by permission of the
tenants, of whom particulars may be had; also of Alexander Mac-
dougall, Esq. 9, Lincoln's Inn, New-square; at 'lie Mart, and of
Mr. Mills, Chapel place. Poultry.

DF.NMARK HILL.
EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE. WITH COACH

HOUSE, STARLING AND LARGE GARDEN.
By Mr. MILLS,
On TUESDAY NEXT. August 31, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Auction Mart, Bartliolomew-!ane.
Fr HE LEASE, with immediate possess:on, at a Pepper-
corn Rent, of a Genteel Family RESIDENCE, delightfully
situated on Denmark Hill, t'aniberwell, the corner of the road
leading to Champion Hill, commanding the most interesting
scenery. The Premises contain sis chambers and dressing.rooni,
handsome drawing, dining; and morning rooms, excellent domestic
offices, detached coat:. house, stabling for three horses, and spacious
garden, beautifully laid out, and abundantly stocked with fruNtrees
n full bearing.
To be viewed till the sale by cpplicstion on the premises, where
particulars may be had ; also at the Mart, and of Mr. Mills,
Chapel-place, Poultry.
London, England, 1824-02-26

Two hundred dorm curious Old Port in Pints, 32 per dom.

CHEAP WINES.
Old Port (light body), 311 s. per dozen.
Brown Sherry, 36a. per dozen.
Teneriffe, 365. per dozen, &e. fitc.
Just landed, fine sparkling Champaigne, in high mantling con-
dition, warranted first quality, 41.45. per dozen.
Countryi Orders strictly attended to. Pottage must be paid.

PATENT SELF-ACTING KITCHEN RANGES,
with Roaster and Boiler, warranted to answer in every par-
ticular, and made suitable for both small Families and large
Establishments. Referencesven of the tint respectability. Ma-
nufactured and Sold by N. H. WHITELEY, the Inventor,
No. 2, Rosoman-street, Clerkenwell, London. The name and
address is cast upon the front of the Boiler; all others are only
imitations.

W. If. W. solicits the inspection of his method of heating En-
trance HAIN and all kinds of Buildings, Manufactories, or for put,
Gies of Drying. Also all kinds of Pans, Fats, &c. for Brewing,
ashing, Dressing of Food for Cattle, Baths, &c. heated by
Steam, upon a simple plan, and at a trifling expense.
N.B. Proprietors of Schools will find W. ff. Whiteley's Cook-
ing Apparatus a very great acquisition, and an inaedible saving in
their establishments. _

.....
A large Range to be seen continually in nse at the Illanufacuxy,
No. 2, Rosotnan-atreet, Clerkentrell.
Old Ranges and Stoves taken in exchange.

COOKING BY STEAM AND HOT AIR.

....... ..... -
Q LATER'S improved PATENT STEAM KITCHEN
1.7 for Cooking in the most complete and economical manner,
combines the advantages of an open fire place for roasting, Ste:
affording a constant supply of boiling rater, and is capable, if re.
quired, of warming vapour or water baths, rooms, dressers, &c. at
a distance of one hundred feet or more.

The Steam Kitchen for use is on the same principle, bat
made portable, and so arranged, that during the process of Cook-
ing, four quarts per hour of pure fresh water is produced by distil-
lation from that of the sea, and eight quarts per hour dunng the
suspension of that operation, thereby securing, in case of need.
ninety-six gallons in the forty-eight hours, with a certain saving of
one-half the fuel necessary for the use of any other kind of ap-
paratus.
The simplicity and uniform arrangement of the whole, without
being liable to be out of repair, together with the exclusion of every
kind of inconvenience arising from badly-tinned coppers, excessive
heat, or disagreeable smell, arc advantages obvious to every one.
The Patentee's former Steam Kitchen and Roaster, with recent
improvements (and of which noire than five thousand families ex-
perience the advantages), continue to meet with general approba-
tion ; and, with the New Patent, may be seen, SLATER'S Im-
proved PORTABLE FILTERING JARS.
At the Show Rooms, 331, Strand, opposite SOHERSET-
HOUSE, London.
London, England, 1824-02-26

PERPETUAL ANNUITY OF SEVENTY POUNDS PER
ANNUM.
By Mr. WILMA MS,
At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, op THURSDAY, the
4th of Mirth, at Twelve o'Clock, unless an acceptable oder M
made in the mean time by private I 'ontrart,
ARENT ('IIARGE or PERPETUAL ANNUITY
of SEVENTY POUNDS PER ANNUM, payable for
ever out of Six Dwelling-houses, situate in SL Joint-street, and
Alrsbury-street, letkammil.
I)escriptive particulars may be had six days preceding the sale,
of Messrs. Robinson and Hine, Solicitors, Charterhousemquare ;
and of Mr. Williams, Throaloortan-sucgt•
London, England, 1824-02-26

NEW lELTSIC.

Just published, at BAINBRIDGE'S PATENT FLAGEOLET
MANUFACTORY, 35 Holborn-hill,
And to be had at all the principal Music Shops,
NINA; an Air, with Variations, for the Piano-Forte.
' composed by PHILIP KNAPTON. l'rice Rd.
CLAN GREGOR ; a favourite Scotch Song. Composed by
Philip K 1111ron. Price Is. 6d.
Second Edition of the favourite YORK QUADRILLES, in
Six Sets: each Set 2s.lid. The last Four Sets, selected and arranged
for the Piano-Forte, by Philip Knapton.
Third Edition of &Selection of HYMN TUNES, with Eighteen
Double Chaunta. Arranged for the Organ and Piano-Forte, by
Philip Knapton. Price 6%.
Third Edition of WE'RE A' NODDIN with the favourite
Variations, for the Piano-Forte, composed by Mrs. White.
And a Variety of New and Fashionable Publications.

SUPERIOR SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES AND
HARPS, BY MESSRS. lIROADWOODS, TO3IKISON,
&c.—FOR SALE,
AN Elegant and brilliant-total Six Octave Rosewood
Cabinet, new within two months, a very superior instrument
for 60 guineas, usual price 90 guineas. A very elegant Six Octave
Rosewood Cottage, or short Cabinet, quite new, for 53 guineas,
cost 63 guineas. A Six Octave Rosewood Cottage, or short Cabi-
net, very neat, by Wornum, for 35 guineas, made only three
months. A capital Six Octave Cabinet, of powerful tone, for 48
guineas, cost price 60
t ihntintss. Two capital Six Octave Cabinets,
by Tomkison, inperfect condition, for 38 and 40 guineas. A
capital Six Octave abinet, by Vl'ornum, equal tension, made ex-
pressly for New South Wales two months since, 44 guineas, cost
60 ...anew', with others, and a few Small Piano&
f
so elegant Pedal Harps, by Erat and Sons, for 30 and 32
guineas.
Apply at No. 20, Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, private house.
N.B. Old Instruroems of any description repaired, or received
in exchange.

VERY SUPERIOR WINES.

Q A MUEL WOLLASTON, Wine-Merchant, No. 129,
I. Regent-40feet, near Vigo lane, has now on sale the following
very aupador WINES, which for Quality and Price are un-
equalled in the Trade, for Cash only :
Per Dozen.
Fine high-flavoured Putt - . - £2 0 0
Very fine pale Sherry . 2 0 0
Fine Madeira - . . 2 0 0
V idonia . . . . 2 0 0
Teneriffe . . . . 2 0 0
- Lisbon and Miztuagala . 22 0
Cape lfladeira (the flee* Imported), 11. per dozen, by taking
three dozen, or IL Is. a single dozen.
Old crusted Port, three and fire years in bottle, 411 s. to bia. per
dozen.
London, England, 1824-02-26

TO THE CLERGY.
MR. WALLIS, Clerical Agent, begs to state, that he
has a VICARAGE, with other Emoluments, amounting
to 6001. per Annum, in a Northern County, which is desired to be
EXCHANGED for a RECTORY of less Value, with a good
House.
Apply to Mr. walla, Clerical Agent, 41, Regent-circus, Pic-
cadilly 4 if by letter, post-paid.
London, England, 1824-02-26

VAIAJA RIX ESTATE,

Comprising Dm Si4ety—Acres of—e;;;;d Vend, between Aston
and Tuna's= Green.

By WINS7rANI.EV and SONS,
At the Mart, in May,

AVALUABLE and bigbly improvable ESTATE,
oonaiating of several Inclisutres of very fertile Meadow arid
Pasture Land, containing IVA. On. 21:p. equate in the !satisfies of,
Faliog and Fulham, between Acton and Turuham Green, in the
County of Mlddlearx, and little more than four miles from Lon-
don, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Ewes, on Lease for a
Term whereof 10 vests will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, at'
the low Rent of _2118!. per annum.
The Estate is held under the Bishop of London, at a reserved
rent of 91. tts- ter ennutn.

The Day of sale and further particulars will be duly notified in
this and other Papers.
London, England, 1824-02-26

BERKSHIRE. NEAR WANTAGE.

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE OF TWO HUNDRED
AND FOURTEEN ACRES,
Exoflerstol from Land lax. And In part Tithe Free.
Hy WINSTANI,EY ard SONS,
.

At the Mart, on 11R11)AY, the %th of March, u Twelve o'clock,
in Two hots t by direction of the Assignee*.

A N and very improvable -FREEHOLD
/1 ESTATF:, consisting of Two Farms, containing together
shout 214 Acres, situate in the Township of Sparthott and Hamlet
of Wcstcolt, a ecre rich and fertile part of the County of Beats, in
the immediate vicinity of most excellent Markets; being about
three miles front 'frontage, six front learingdnn, thirteen from
11xley, fifteen from Oxford, Marlborough, and Ilungerfned, and
sixty-three from London; in the occupation of Mr. John King_
ham, and Mr. Sansom—at low Rents, amounting to 220/. per
annum.

To be viewed by permission of the Tenants.
Printed Particular:. may be had of Mr. Allen, East Mildred,
near Wantage; at the principal Inns at Vantage, 'Wallingford,
raringdon, Oxford, Reading, Nis/bury, and Abingdon; at the
Mart ; of Mr. Justin, Solicitor, New Bridge-etwet; and of Win.
stanley and Sons, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1824-02-26

CORN EXCHANGI, Frs. 2Z.

There have been but few arrivals of any Grain this week. We
had some buyers of Wheat to-day, at about Honda 's currency :
but the sales made were very limited. Barley was held at ab. ut
the same prices as on Monday, but met with few buyers. There
was a little briskness in the Oat trade this morning, and In some
instances tkl. to Is. per quarter was obtained on Monday's quota-
tions. In Beans, Peas, or other articles, there was no malarial
variation.
London, England, 1824-02-26

LONDON STOVE ORATE COMPANY,

Opposite the Mansion House, and at their Manufactory, No. 54,
(;retched Friars. adjoining the India Warehouse.

ASAVING from Fifty to Seventy-five per Cent., as the
following Abstract will piove :
ft. in. Kitchen Range. with Oven and Moiler £3 0 0
3 0 Patent Back Boiler Range, with falling Top
Par, &c. - 2L 164. td. to 3 4 0
3 3 Ditto - Ditto . Ditto - 3 8 0
3 fi Ditto - Ditto - Ditto - 11 0
3 9 Ditto - Ditto - Ditto - 3 13 0
4 0 Ditto - Die° - Ditto - 310 II
Larger sizes in the same proportion.
Neat Elliptic Register Stoves - 1 5 0
Ditto, with Japanned Fronts 2 0 0
Ditto, with Ground Ditto and Ornaments 3 19 0
Bed Room Stoves, various Patterns, 4a. Bd. each, or W. per Inch
In consequence of the incr:asing support their Original Esta-
blishment ^•mtioued to cape:tenet, the Company, for the better
facilitatin.r the execution of their Orden, found it expedient to
open those a y eligible and extensive Premises, directly opposite
the Mansion Rouse, where they have concentrated not only the
largest but the choicest collection of Ranges, Stoves, Fenders,
Fire-irons, and General Furnishing Ironmongery, in the kingdom.
Prompt payment and no abatement.
Stoves and Kitchen Ranges Set in Town or Country, by expe-
rienced Workmen. on the most reasonable Terms.

Please to observe—The London Stove ('rate Company has no
other Establishment than the two abore-nientioned. All Goods
sold by them are warranted to be of the best description, and equal
in strength and workmanship to any in this Kingdom. As some
Peron% (whose baton they decline publishing for the present)
have thought it their interest to assert the contrary, the London
Stove Orate Company very respectfully court inspection of thei
floods, when the public will have a proof of the decided advantage
of purchasing at the above Establishment.
Old Stoves and Ranges taken in exchange.
London, England, 1824-02-26

JMPERIAL POLISHING POWDER.

THIS Pow ha Eiii;tiC; otherwise pernicious
quality, whatever : it can neither injure the person using it,
nor the metal to which it is applied. To produce an excellent
polish, and to give superior brilliancy to any metal, it requires very
little art and as little labour: it is well worthy the attention of
Silversmiths, Platen, Harness-makers, Brass-founders, and all
Persons requiring despatch in the cleaning up Metal Work.
It is a very valuable acquisition to Families, as much time and
labour will be saved to the Servants ; and the highest lustre given
to all sorts of metal, which in the usual routine can seldom be
erected.
Prepared and sold by W. SPRATLEV, 51, Long-acre, Lon-
don. . .

•••.•••
It is intended to appoint an Agent or two in every Town in the
United Kingdom. Persons wishing to become such, are requested
to give a respectable reference in London, or remit half the
amount of their order.
Sold in Boxes, at la. U., 2s. ed., ba., and 10s. each.
London, England, 1824-02-26

MARRIED.

In Jersey, ort the Ist inst. biarecta-7-1 licence, by the Rev. the
Vire-Dena, Richard Mayne, Esq. to Margaret, youngest daughter
of the late James Henthry, Esq. of Plaisenee.
On Saturday last, Peter Henry, eldest son of Peter Berthon.
Esq. of Bogor, to Fanny, second daughter of Richard J. Brassey.
Esq. of Ilford, Essex.
At llamburgh, on the 14th Inst. D. M. Fetierheenl, Esq. of
Oporto, to Sophia, only daughter of Francis Det!of Barber. Esq.
On Tuesdsy, at Iliarkncy, John Fisher, Esq.. of Dorchester, to
Esther Jopson, eldest daughter of San'. 31arslildl, Esq., of Hai-
ston, Middlesex.

DIED.
On Sunday hat, et Blakensy, in the 734 year of hit ape, the
Rev. Richard Thomas Gough, uncle of Lord Calthorpe, lout Rector
of Blakener, and of kele, in the Counir of Norfolk, lel the flume:
of which he had resided upwards of 4:: years.
On the Wd inst., at his house. Stratford-green, Essex, in the
78th year of his age, Joseph Howson, Esq.
On Sunday last, the intant daughta of D. Maclean, Erg., of
Drumm i ck -square.
On Saturday, the 91st instant, in his 27th year, at Edinburgh,
Captain Edward Ribber+, third son of Mr. Geowe liibbcrt. of
Portland-place, and a Commander in the Navy. His 44. pfevoion al
career, though short, wan brilliant.

MOH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-54RM
Isratog, sites IL I Aturiess..capaLsor
London, England, 1824-02-26

VOTES FOR MIDDLESEX.
NINE FREEDOM!) M ESSITADES. MILE-END.
Ily IVI NtiTA N LEY and MIN S.
At the Mart. nn FRIDAY. March 19. at Twelve, In Nine Lots,
VALII.IBLE FREEHOLD ESTATFA, Land Tax
redeemed, eligible foe investment, and with Votes for the
County, consisting of three mood brick-built Dwelling houses, be-
ing N.M. 11. Li, and IN, in Dloix-mul. Mile-cnd t and six Ditto,
bring Nos. 1,2, 3, 1. 5, and R. in Regent-place. Olobe.rond ; the
Rents and annual value amnuni ing to warty Tied. per annum.
To be viewed ten days pm—sling the Sale (by permission of the
tenants), when particulars mly be had of Mr. John Hall, No. 11.
Globe-mad; also of Mr. Malme, Su:leiter. No. 26. Marsham.
street, Westminster; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and Sons,
Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1824-02-26

FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD. AND LEASEHOLD
GROUND RENTS AND ESTATES,
Plakacrir, Essex; King-atreet, ehrapaide; and Saffron bill. Pro-
ducing nearly 2:111i. per annum.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS.--in May.
V ERY valuable, desirable, and improvable ESTATES,
consisting of

The BLACK LION PUBLIC-HOUSE, Three Dwelling.
Houses, Thirteen M 'streak, Harden limund. and
•ds.la. lay. of rich Marsh Auld, all situate at Plaint/r, in the
Pariah of Weatham, and County of Essex. In the screral occupa-
tions of Mks Cann, Messrs. M`Pherron, Itlyslettein, Barnes, and
Eroolut—Convhokl of the Manor of West Ham.
SIX FREF:HOLD DWELLISII.IIOUSES and BUILD-
INGS. being Nos. 141, 142. 143, 144. 115, and 146, Hahne-hill,
Holborn. In the several occupations of Messrs. Catlett, Waters,
Powers, literrnee. he.

.11m, a 1.1.A5i.1101.D ESTATE, held under the Dean and
Chapter of st. PaiiPts ; consisting of a Dwelling-House, Ware-
house, and Premise', situate and being Na. 8 in King-street,
Cheapaitte, in the nerupationa of Alessi's. lleatheote, Haden, and
Co.. and Messrs. Outwaite
The lhar of Sale, alid further particulars, will be duly notified in
this and other Papers.

GENUINE PICTERES.-ONE ENTIRE PROPERTY.

Itv ?4r.STA\l.l:l',

At his Rooms, '2l, OlifltendJitreei, nn TUESDAY NEXT, the

of arch,
COLLECTION of I'ICTf7Itt7S, entirely
I* the Property of a Gentleman, an eminent Collector, removed
from his cottony residence ; comprisivg Specimens of Flerghem,
I'. Potter, Ilierts, Van Tol, flu Janlin, Lingelharh, Itomryn,Van
Harp, Hach,' Ruvsch, Jansons, Palanirdes, Stile. F. Doi, Mire_
veldt, De linnirgh, Carlo Laireroc, Tiepolo, and various
other distinguished Masters, Italian ar.d Flemish.

May be 'viewed two days invading the Sale, and Catalogues
had.
London, England, 1824-02-26

MONEY, ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY.

FIVE. THOUSAND POUNDS and upwards, or any
Part, in Sums not less than Two Hundred Pounds. will be
advanced on Life Interests front Marriage Settlements, Trust
Money in the Funds, Wills, Jointures, and Real Estates; also on
Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Properties, on fair, just, and
liberal Terms.

------- ---
Apply personally, or by Getter (port-paid) to Mr. Lloyd, At-
torney at Law, No. 4, Adam-street, Adelpi i.

WARMING AND VENTILATING PUBLIC
BUILDINOS, PRIVATE RESIDENCES. HOT.
HOUSES, SUOAR.HOUSES, MANUFACTORIES, Az. dm.
on an economical and improved Plan.
GEORGE STRATTON, the Patentee, is generally to be seen
at his Chambers, No. 1, Furnivars Inn, Holborn (particularly on
Tuesdays and Fridays, from Eleven till Four o'clock), when his
Invention may be seen, and explanations and satisfactory references
given.

IMPROVED ESSENCE OF OOROONA ANCHOVIES.
WIL LIA Al LAZENBY (Son of Elizabeth Lazenby,
Proprietress of the Genuine Harrefs Sauce), having
opened an OIL and ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, No.
lamb's Cooduit-street, Foundling. Hospital, begs leave most re-
spectfully to submit to the Admirers of Anchovies, as a Fish
Sauce, his IMPROVED ESSENCE, which, after some years of
assiduous attention to the preparation, he fitters himself he has
brought to such a state of perfection u to warrant him confidently
to assert, on trial, will be found superior to any ever offered to
the Public.

CHARLES WRIGHT, WINE MERCHANT to his
Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, next to the King's
Theatre, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket, London, has purchased
the whole of Burtnestet's fine' 1820 PORTS, now in the Dock,
witiels, for fruit. demur, mad body, are enatchlita. in the trade; In
Pip= and Ilogsheads at 1001. per Pipe. The above will be for.
warded from the Docks, and permitted from thence to the pur.
chaser.

CHARLES WRIGHT has in Stock s me fine Old Port, 365.
per dor.; superior Sherry, 36a. per doz.; and Cape Madeira, 16s.
A good Hogshead, calculated for various purposes, will be
packed with two dozen of each of the above-named warranted ge-
nuine Wines, bottles, &c. &c. included, and sent on receipt of
101.; or half the quantity, in Hamper, for 5L
Carcavella, Lisbon, Mountain, Teneriffe, Bucellas, and Ma-
deira, &c., s:bt. per doz. ; Old Cognac Brandy, ()tarsi, 23a. fid. ;
Jamaica Rum, lbs. 6d. per gallon.—..lust landed, some 6ne fresh
Florence Oil, first quality, in cases of 30 flasks, 40s. per case.—
Now landing, the first quality of Champagne, from the William,
London Docks, 04s. per dozen.—Postage must be paid, enclosing
remittances, and which will be immediately attended to.
London, England, 1824-02-26

MONEY FOR BLANKS.

TBISH respectfully reminds those Lottery Adven-
• curers, who have bad their Tickets or Shares drawn Blanks
the First Day of the present battery, that they have till the 10th
of Starch (next Illonth) allowed them to convert them into Prizes,
by receiving at the rate of 101. per Ticket for them ; atter which
day the claim for the 101. entirely ceases, and then the Holders
must take their future chance.

T. BISII feels it necessary to observe, that those Blanks are of
equal value with those Nu[gibers which were not drawn, as every
Blank will be again put into the Wheel, consequently they have
already become again undravrn ; and it is more than probable some
of those Numbers, already drawn Blanks, will, in their next
drawing, be some of the Five Prises of 20,0001., and Twenty-nine
other Capitals, which still remain to be drawn, and Two of which
20,0001 Prizes must be drawn in the First Five Minutes on the
next Day, which will be the 17th Next Month (St Patrick's Day).
11,1' Those Persons who do not take the Money for their Blanks,
are infortued their Tickets and Shares need not be exchanged or
marked, nor need they give any notice of their intention to keep
their Ticket or Share, and take their second chance, as the same
identical Numbers will be drawn again, just u if they never had
been drawn previously, notwithstanding they have already had one
chance for the Capitals and other Prizes already drawn.
4, Gambill, and* Charing-aces.
February 24, 1824.
London, England, 1824-02-26

TO THE CLERGY.

ir R. L L —CietTeaf Agetrt, • begs to announce
11'1 that ha has to DISPOSE of the ADVOWSON of a
LIVING in the West of England, of nearly a thousand a year ;
Incumbent Mt Tbcre is a prospect of early possession.
Apply to Mr. Wallis, Clerical Agent, 44, Regent-circus, Picca-
dilly ; if by letter, post-paid.
London, England, 1824-02-26

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, Fug. 23.

John if a man of very respectable appearance, was indicted
for defrauding H.W. 1:11iston, his employer, on the 4th of February.
of two sovereigns and two shilling., his property, in the parish of
St. Martio-in-the-Fields.
W. 11. Turner, Esq. deposed that on the 4th of February he went
with a party of three friends to Drury-lane Theatre. He asked for
a private box, and was directed to the Prince's side of the bowie,
where lie first saw the prisoner, who said he had smile private boxes
disengaged up stairs, which the witness declined, he wishing for
one below • the prisoner then told witness that he could put hea
into the Duke of Ciloucestcr's box • witness asked the experee.
and the prisoner said he might give' him what he pleased. Alit
prisoner detired witness not to bring his party through the beam
but along Vinegar-yard. Witness gore the prisoner two ("kora!
for the box.
Mr. A RABIN stated to the Jury that the prisoner was indicted
for defrauding his employer, Mr. Elliston ; but by the testinemy
of Mr. spring, it was no part of the prisoner's duty to account tie
money received in the week in tiowstion for the Duke of Glocieeenor's
box. Mr. Elliston himself could not let it; therefore it couidieet
be held that the prisoner had detiauded Mr. Elkton.
The Jury, under the direction of the Court, found the primmer--
A*4 Guilty.
London, England, 1824-02-26

FREEHOLD GROUND-RENTS, CITY-ROAD,

Amply -second o;;; Part .4
Maim WHARF,PICKYORD'S

REGENT'S ('ANAL=
And upon Iff USES in MACCLESFIELD-TERRACE, MAC-
CLESFIELD-STREET, PRESIDENT-TERRACE,

and VOIiIIi.STREET,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick (louse, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-house. Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on
VII I ItSDA Y. the lath of Mardi, 11124, at Twelve &Clock, in
Five Lots, by order of the Regent's Canal tUrnpany,
10REEHOLD GROUND RENTS, amounting to
TWO HUNDREBand SIXTY POUNDS per Annum,
Land Tax redeemed, vis. •
Lot I. A GROUND-RENT of NINETEEN POUNDS
TWELVE SHILLINGS, secured ution Four Houses in Mac.
clesfield-tenram, the house earner of Macclesfield-sweet, intended
foe a_publle-heose, and a small house la Yea-stint, on lean to
Mr. Ehnen, Perry and Mr. ltdlert Green.
Lot 2. GROUND RENTS amounting to TBIRTY.SIX
POUNDS per Annum, seemed upon Six Houses in York-street,
Nos. 641, 61, 62, 63, 64, and 66. on lease to Messrs. Wilson,
Hincheliffe, Powell, Jones, and Cooke.
Lot 3. GROUND RENTS amounting to TWENTY
POUNDS EIGHT SHILLINGS per Annum, secured upon
Ten Dwelling-houses in York-street, Nos. 48, 40, 50, 51, 62, 53,
54, 14. 56, and G, with Yards, a small House, and Worksh
at the back ; and a commodious roomy Dwelling-house, No. 56.
'occupying a frontage of 30 feet, with Yard and Workshops at the
back, extending to Macclesfield-street ; on lease to Mr. Thomas
Lloyd and James Gilbert.
Lot 4. GROUND RENTS.. amounting to THIRTY-FOUR
POUNDS per Annum, secured upon Six Dwelling-houses,adjoin.
tog the above, situate in President-street East, Nos. I to 6 ; on
lease to Mesas. Thomas Bum pion, John Crowley, J. Compton,
Wm. Stratton, Joe. Jay, and Edward Holgate.
The above hur lota form one very eligible compact estate, and
are all let on leases, which will expire at 3lichaelmas, 18111.
Lot .1. A GROUND RENT of ONE HUNDRED and
FIFTY POUNDS per Annum, secured upon Premises adjoin-
' ing the Citywoul, IVindsor-terrare, and the road on the south-side,
a part of Messrs. Pickford's Wharf ; on which there areVa
Erections of Stables for Forty-four Horses, with lofts over ;
a Oman, and Straw-shed, and part of the Basin, with the 31a-
son's Yard at the corner ; on lease to Messrs. Pickford and Co.,
for 09 years, from Christanwi.
The !'remises may be viewed by leave of the respective te-
nants. Particulars may be had at Messrs. Picktind's ;at the
Alacclestiekl Arms, adjoining the Regent's Canal ; of Mr. Lyon,
Solicitor, Great Russell-awed ; at I iarraway's ; and of Mr. Ito.
bins, No. 170, Ret.Tcot-strect ; where Plans of the Estate may
beaten.
London, England, 1824-02-26

PALES BY AuertoN.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD DROUND.RENT AND
REVF:RSION.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS.
At the Mart. on FRIDAY. the 12th March. at Twelve o'Cleek,
AFREEHOLD GROUND-RENT of 311. las. per
annum, issuing out of and amply seemtd by a Messuage,
Billionl-room, and Premises, situate near the Old Rayne, Brighton,
let far an unexpired term of 4:. rears: also the Reversion and in-
heritance expectant pre the determination of the said teem.
The premises are mulm•-let to respectable tenants, at rents
amounting to about 20i1/. per annum.
For portieol:tr., apply to Mr. Swum, Solicitor. Gray's-Inn;
Messrs. Attn.* and Cooper, Solicitors, Brighton ; and to Wiuston-
ley and Sous, Paternoster-row.