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London, England, 1824-09-04

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Instrument-makers, Cabinet-makers, Cphoistcren, ;mil Dealers,
aspphed wholesale, on Lbwral terms.
his Polish never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a
bright, beautiful, and brilliant surface ; and it is not injured by
but 'cater being spilled on it; on the contrary, it may be washed
oce -u.i ovally, if necessary.
a•a For carved iForit. Beetling, Lego, iS.e. Polish to be used
with a brush, may be bad at the sari:e prier, which may be applied
over wax, if required.
To be ht.' as above,
The Oxygenated Soda Powders Lavender 'Vinegar
Superior Seidhts Powders Eau de Cologne
Cheltenham 54ts. in Crystals Arquebusatle Water
Ditto, ditto, in Eiflorttcence lavender Water
Finest Calrined Mk.mesia Ditto, Perfumes]
Pectoral Cough Drops Dins, Milk Fleur
Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract, &c. Ac.
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Medicine cbesee, of aU prices, cnmplutly fitted fur any cli.
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N.H. MI other adverived Preparations for making die Soda and
Scidifts %Voters, under the above rasaes, Lre Sr UTiOUb.
London, England, 1824-09-04

SCTTON HALL, MANSION. AND DEMESNE,
In the County of Derby' with all its Manorial Rights, Privileges,
ax.l Immunities ; the Perpetual Adyowson, and near 4.300
Acres of Land. exonerated from the Land-Tax, and within a
Ring Fence ; the Manor abounding with Game, together with
LOW Acres of Land, five miles distant, which form a plessura-
We Moor Game appendage t. also the invaluable Mines of Coal
and Iron-stone thereto appertaining.

By 3lessrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, Noretr.l.cr 18, by direc-
tion of the Trustees for Sale of the Engli,h Estates of the late
Marquis of Ormonde, under an Act of Parliament,
ri"HE distinguished MANSION and EXTENSIVE
DOMA IN of the late
MARQUIS QP ORMONDE.
RITTOI4.I sixth, _ _

in the most delightful part of tlie—Counti of Derby, plarctl in a
Park of uncommon beauty, well stocked sith deer, and cm.
minding in all directions interesting views of unuNual extent and
variety. The mansion presents a noble Stone £dthce, designed and
completed by Nicholas,

EARL OF SCARSI)ALE.
in the most ornamented stile of Grecian architc:ture, the grand
suite of rooms arc ornamented by Aran and Vassal, Italian Artists
of great celebrity ; it is adapted to the most perivct accommodation
of any Nobleman, and it may be safely alfimied, thst it need not
dread a comparison with Chatsworth, Hardwick, or any of those
admired Seats in its vicinity. The Park is diversified by avenues
of tine old elm trees, beautifully feathering to the ground, and
wide spreading chesnuts, relieved oocasionally by pieces of water of
mane event. The Gardens are extensive, and encompassed by
Irani 14 feet high. The domestic ammgements and all the
ofilecs arc of the description, The Park and convenient
Farms lying in a ring fence, extend to the high mail road between
Nottingham and l'hesultiehl, front Leeds to London. The Moor
Game Estate is about LOW Ames. The Estate altogether com-
prehends about
London, England, 1824-09-04

FOX THE FOURTH.

TWO excellent Fil7;i:l-151.1)iiilis, desirably situate at
Coundon, about two miles from
THE CITY OF COVENTRY ,•
' comprehending two excellent Farm Houses and all relulsite Farm
Buildings, and
03 ACRES, 3 ROODS, 4 PERCHES,

of unusually rich Meadow and Pasture and small part Arable
Land, lying entirely in a ring fence, in the several occupations of
John Smith and %Valliant Laband, respectable tenants, at low
rents, amounting to about 31W!. a year. but from the superior qua-
lity of the land and the peculiar advantages derirablefonn its con-
tiguity to Coventry, it maybe estimated at

pal/. A YEAR.
The Poor Rates and Assessments are unusually low.
Also a PERPETUAL. RENT CHARGL of 71. 13s. per
A NNUM, charged upon and issuing out of Sir Thomas Wbite's
Charity Estate in Stoke Biggin and Spoonend, in the county of
Warwick, and city of Coventry, or one of them, payable half:yearly
by the Corporation of Coventry as Trustees for Sir Thomas 1% hitp's
Clarity.

eon rue strut.
A valuable and very compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
sisting of the UPTON PARK FARM,
free of tithe. It is plea.antly situate contiguous to the Chlleote
Estate, in me Pariah of lto!eaten, with a good Farm-house and re-
quisite Farm Buildings, and
211 ACRES, 3 ROODS, 19 PIaRCHES,
of excellent Land, in a ring fence, and divided into epnvenient
Inch-mutes ; the Ferns has been long in the occupation of John
Burton, a respectable tenant, at a low rent. The estimated va-
lue is 1330 A YEAR.

The Ei.trites may all be viewed by applying to the respective
tenants. Printed Particulars of each Estate, with descriptive Plans
annexed, may be had 211 days prior to the Sale (at one shilling
each), at the office of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield the
various Places of'Bali4 the Angel, Alfretoa 4 Tanen*.
Royal Exchange Coffee-room Manchester; lien and Clidums,
Bilminghani ; Elliston's Library Leamivion ; Old Bath, Mat.
lock; Swan, Mansfield: White lione, Lends; Angel, Beaton;
Rutland Anus, llakewell ; Granby, flarrowgate; King's Anna,
Liverpool ; Black's Head, Nottingham ; King's Arms, Tam-
worth ; heorge, Lichfield ; Queen's Head, Ashby; Angel, Atha-
star ; at the office of Messrs. Williams, Brooks. Powell, and Ben.
chip, Lincoln's lan; Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton.
stmt; Messrs. Cardale and Bramley, Bedford-row; at the Auction
Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where Plans of all
the Estates may be seen.
London, England, 1824-09-04

FOR TUE THIRIJ.

A valuable FREElitillP;TVFE..called THE BERRY
HILL ESTATE, most desirably situate about a mile from Stoke-
upon-Trent, and three miles from Newcastle-under-Lyne. It con-
sWts of a respectable old Fann House, with suitable Buildings,
pleasantly situate, together with
194 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND,

divided into convenient Inchworm In the occupation of John
Littler, as tenant at will. TIO Estate abounds in fine CuaL
London, England, 1824-09-04

LIFEHOLD IrkITATES.
Situate in the Manors of Puxton and East and West Rolston, in
the County of Sonieraet, held under the Lord of the said Ma-
nors. for the respective Life or Lives oel each Estate, as hereafter
mentioned.
At the King's Arms Inn, at Cross, In the Parish of Compton
Ilishoii, in the County of Somerset, on WEDNESDAY, the
Bth 414 a September, 1824, at 3 o'clock in the aftanoon,
In the following hots:
Lot 1. A PIECE of rich NIEADOW LAND, called
NORTH TAVINDER. in l'uxton Manor, con.
tabling by computation 11 acres, held for the life of the Right flo-
nourablv Lord Arundel, aged 37, in reversion of John
aged Ci 4. Quit rent, 101.; heriot, M. or the best beast, or good. Tlds
Lot is in the occupation of Mr. John Disdee, as tenant at will.
Lot 2. SPRUDD'S TENEMENT and LANDS, in East Rol.
ston Manor, containing by c...•sputation 23 acres of rich land,
chiefly 111C11101C, held for the life of the Right Honourable Lord
Arundel, aged 37. in reversion of Elizabeth l'rch, aged 81, and
John Hunt. aged 61. quit rent, 11. tis. id.; licriot, 31. or best beast
or good. This Lot is in the occupation of Arthur Chapman, as
tenant at will.

Lot 3. A piece of rich /11EA11011- LAND, called NEW
DITCH, in East kolston Manor, rontainir.g by computation 211
acres, held for the life of the Right Honourable herd Arundel,
aged 37. Quit rent, If. Sc. Bd.; halm, 31. lAs. This hot is also
in the occupation of Arthur Chapman, as tenant at will, at the low
rent of 1:.11. per annum.
I.nt 1. (7,1ST1.1:31()OR 111 EA now's, in these pieces, situate
in West Rolston larnr, containing by camputstion 11 acres, held
for the lite of the Honourable Thomas Raymond Arundel, aged
yvv.r". 12,iit rent, 111. This hot is in the occupation of 111 r. Sa-
!iota Visdee, at the low rent of 251. per annum.
1.. t n. A capital 311:Sill'AGE, called KNATCHDITI.LS,
sail 4;; acre., of rich orchard and Meadow Land, in Pulton
111anor, held for the life of the Right Honourable bad Arundel,
:t7. Quit rent. 21. Os. 4d. . • links, :11. This Lot Is in the
crl:vit ion of llln John Disdec, at the low rent of 1001. per
till :_.t1:11.

Lot 1. A MESSUAGE, and 13 tierce of Arable and Meadow
I,m:it. in l'uxton and lienstock, held fur the life of the Right
Honourable Lord Arundel, age] YJ. Quit rent, 1 Is. &i.; hens.
3!. Cti. 81 This Let is in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Bisdee,
at the low rent of 20i. per annum.
For viewing the Estates. apply to Mr. John Binder, of PUX,OIII j
and for further particulars, application so be node to Messrs. Jlonti
and Pickering, land %;uretyors, Axminster; or to 31mars. Brun.
drat', *as, and Reddish, Solicitors, Temple, London.
London, England, 1824-09-04

ACRES OF LAND.

tlpnn the whole of which the land.tax has btu redeemed. The
Farms are occupied by a respectable Tenantry. at low rents. ad.
nutting or considetable augmentation at Lady Day next ; and the
whole Estate may be confidently estimated at •
EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER
London, England, 1824-09-04

TITS ARMI".

The Head-Quitters' D7=of the Bth (the
Regiment of Foot arrived, ou the 30th ult. en bowl
the Joseph Green transport, at Plymouth, from Potts,
mouth.
MOVEMENT 6 IN IRELAND.
The Ist Battalion of the Ist (the Royal) Regiment of
Foot, marched from Limerick to Castle4r, where it ar.
rived on the 28th ult.
The 19th (the lit York North Ridihg) Regiment of
Infantry, moved from Boyle to Limerick, 'there it arrived
on the 93d ult.
The 78th (Highland or Hess-shire Bun) Regiment of
Infantry, marched from Kilkenny to Dublin, where it
arrived on the 30th ult.
The 79th (Cameronian Highlanders) Regiment of Feet,
marched from Dublin to Kilkenny, where it arrived on the
28th ult.

SNIPPING

FROM LIAnD'S LIST.

PORTSMOUTH. SEPT. 2.—Arrived his 3lajesty's Etr,A,
from the 3lediterranean. Sailed the Hero, of Maim', ound,
for Bladras. -

FALMOUTH, SEPT. I.—The Stanmer Packet, from Lisbon.
L now coming in. The mail will not be in time for this dire
post.
LIVERPOOL. SEPTEMBER I.—Arrived the Adriana, Go,
dm. from Trinidad and Bermuda—sailed from the former oo the
24th July, and from the latter on the Gth August; Phc-be. me.
thewson, from New Orleans ; Ihrmony, Jammon, from Menu
ham ; and Barlington, Milburn. from Quebec.
COWES, SEPT. 2.—Arrived the Sarah, Hibbins, from H.
nah, in 43 days, all well.
DOVER, SEPT. 2.—Arrived off the Port, the Woodbire,Averr.
from Havannah ; Brunswick, Cunningham, from Baltimore; sod
Canada, Davison, from
WATERFORD, Amo. 29.—The Nelson, Le Fevre. from der,
say. is seised by the Prever.tive AWaterguard. for having ecatra.
band gouda oo board.
DEAL, SEPT. 2.--Carne down from the River and sailed the
Cynthia, Thomson, for Bombay ; and Matilda, Vans, for Malta.
The Welvaart, de Groot, from Dantsic fur Amsterdam. has 3
into Deltaic' with the help of a fishing vessel. She has
anchors, cables, and sail, is very leaky, and damaged: people
been hired to work at the pumps. and she was unloading.
The Hoffnuog, Tammen, from Amsterdam far Dantsie, eft.
countered severe storms on the 29th and 21st ult. and got into the
Ems, with great damage, after losing her mainsail.
The Skene, of Leith, Skene, from St. Petersburgh for Icarke,
was totally at ur 231 ult. on the island of Bottum, Dew
Groningen.
The King David, —7, upset while loading at Prince Edwatri
Island, for Bristol, and is totally Ica.
OR•VESEND, AUG. 2.—Arrived the Ann, Barfield, from
Harlingen ; Princess Mary, Clark, from South Seas &pay?,
Nicola, from Bremenlee ; filercurius, Vierette, from Dardor;
Mugina Msrgareta, from Groningen ; Vissery, Wildrhut. Wor.
cum. Sailed the ()hairs', Douglas, for Quebec ; Duke of Kett,
P Pound, for Rotterdam.

Vitterxs sr OXEN wyru—lsabella, Liverpool, for India,l2tb
ult. ; Thalia, London, for Halifax, 22d ; boaters, Hamburgit,
fur Chili, 24th, by his Majesty's ship /Etna, arrived at ports.
mouth ; Aurora, of Liverpool, for Halifax, 19th ult. by amt.:arab,
Cliblaus, arrived at Cowes.
London, England, 1824-09-04

INTERESTING IVORKS LATELY PUBLISHED BY
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MEDICAL SCHOOL OF GUY'S HOSPITAL.

TIIE AUTUMNAL COURSE OF LECTURES will
annmence on MONDAY. October 4, via.—
PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. CwourgLitT and Dr.
Fatuity,
CHEMISTRY, by Mr. ALLzw, Mr. Amur, and Dr. Boo-
ince.
EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, by Alr. Attics and
Paorasatta MILLINGTON.
THEORY of MEI)IOINE, and MATERIA AIEDICA, by
Dr. Cantons, and Dr. Minnow.
MIDWIFERY and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHIL..
ORE. by Dr. FiLtispaLt..
PHYSIOLOGY, or LAWS of the ANIMAL (ECONOMY,
tq Dr. Bi, t: uzi.L.
STRUCTURE and DISEASES of the TEETH, by Mr.
AMI BOTANY, MEDICAL and PRACTICAL, in the
Spring, by Dv. Baton?.
A COURSE of CLINICAL LECTURES, so highly im-
portaat to the Medical Student, will he delivered this Season.
N.B. Time several Lectures with those on Anatomy, and on the
Priacipleantul Prowler of Surgery, given at St. Thomas's Hospital
adjoining, ate so arranged as not to interfere with each other in the
hours of Attendance, nor with the Medical or Surgical Practice of
the Itesphils t and the whole Is calculated to form e. Complete
Course of Medical and Chirurgical Instruction.
Pariculaes may be learnt front Mr. Stocker, Apothecori:
Ouy's Hospital' who Is empowered to metre entrance matey ham
Pupils, for any of these Lectures.
London, England, 1824-09-04

Alu) the

of Sutton com Duekmanton, subject to the life of the
iLresent
cunsbent, the annual value about LOW. ; together with
EXTENSWE MANORS,
with the Privileges inal Immunities. The Estate abounds with
(lame ; the Lands ad:wining of the Duke of Devonshire and Sir
Windier including Ten Thousand Acres, are strictly
preserved. Thce are also very

VALCADLE MINES OF COAL. AND IRON STONE
in great abundance, producing atpresent a large rental, but capable
of an immediate and considerable increase.

Printed particulars and plans of the Estates tray be bad (at one
shilling each), of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield ; at the Bell,
Derby t Bull's Head, Loughborough ; Tontine. She:Rohl ; Royal
Exchange Core, Room, Manchester; Hen and Chickens, Ili:.
minghatu Old Bath. Matlock; Ilarrorgate;
Library, hetunington ; the \Visite Horse. Lids; the Argel,
Buxton; King's Arms. Liverpoß Benison's Lihtsry. Chel.en.
barn; of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Nowell, and Brodcrip,
coins Inn; Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throginorton.atnet
Messrs. Cardale and Brantley. Bedford-row; at the Auction
Man; and of Messrs. Robins, Cov_tnt.gaMen, where plans of all
the Estates, and a drawing of Sutton Hall, may be seen.
London, England, 1824-09-04

LIYEROLD ESTATES,
Situate in the Manor of Kingsbury, In the County of SOMERSET,
held under the Lord of the acid Manor, for the Life or Lives, on
each Estate, as hereafter mentioned.
At the George Inn, in erewierne, in the county of Somerset,
on MONDAY, the 6th day of September, 1824, at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon,
in the following Lots:
Lot I. A MESSUAGE called lIORSEYII, and 11
/A. Acres, by computation, more or less, of excel-
lent Arable and Pasture Land. Two leisure' in Horsey, and
one in Shakier Meadows, with common of pasture ic West 31oor,
held for the Life of the Hight Honourable Lord Arundel, aged 37,
in reversion of William Bryant, aged 51, and Sarah Bryant. ailed
4:1. Quit rent, 3s. ; heriot, best beast, or good. This Lot is In
the occupation of Mr. John Shepherd.
Lot. 2.—A el STT.IGE in Two Tenements, in Silver-street, and
31 acres of excellent arable Land. One leisure in Horsey, and half
a leisure in Shnliler Meadows, with common pasture in %Vest Moor,
held fir tile Life of the Hight Honourable Lord Arundel, aged 37,
in reversion of John 111 ant, aged 53. Quit rent, 21. ; no
lieriot.

Lot. 3.—A MESSUAGE near Tborocy. and 6 acres by cont.
putetion, Mors one's, with one Immure Iff , anti
rnmmon of ;Astute on West Ma A. held for Mnerfellitirie Right
Honourable Lord Arundel, aged 37. in reversion of John Trott,
aged 70, and A:nt Trott, aged ca. Quit rent, 194.24. This Lot
is in the occupation of Job Bradfoni, as tenant at will.
Lot 4.—A MESSUAGE and 23 acres, be computation, more
or less, of excellent Orchard and Meadow !And, lying in a ring
fence, held for the Life of the Illorinitrable Thomas Raymond
Arundel, aced 37 years. Quit rent, Pls. 2.1. • hetiot, best beast,
or good. This Lot Is in the occupation of dr. John Manning, at
the :ow Rent of 7n/. per annutn.
Fur viewing these Estates, apply to Mr. Arthur White, of
Kingsbury. And for further particulars, application may be made
to Messrs. Bond and Pickering, Land Surveyors, Axminster; or
to Messrs. Uriedrett, Spinks, and Reddish, Solicitors, Tonl'le
London.
London, England, 1824-09-04

BARTHOLOMEW FAIR..

Yesterday the Lord Mayor and Sheriflll_ proceeded in
state carriages to the great gate of Cloth Fair, in West
Smithfield, and proclaimed Bartholomew Fair. A Court
of Piepowder (curia pods: Fulcerisoti) is always held
coati vows to the fair, for hearing and settling all disputes
which occur in the fair. These Courts, according to Lord
Coke, derive the name from the dusty feet of the suitors
iwho in summer frequent fairs. The 'Judge, who is the
Steward of the Lord of the Manor, must act according to
the law of the land and custom of the city of London.
He is also governed by the statute of Edward IV. relating
Ito fairs, and liable to forfeit .51. should he act contrary to
law. Some years since Batholomew Fair was proclaimed
at midnight on the uel of September, by a rabble, called
Lady Holland's Mob. Great excesses were committed, but
of late the City Police have checked that scene of disorder.
The travelling exhibitors of wonders are arranged in their
usual manner, and the Carnival commenced upon receiving
the expected signal.
West Smithfield, where the fair is held, took its name,
wording to Stowe, from being a smooth field, in which
Henry VIII. was frequently the spectator of tilts and tour-
naments. It was also a place where malefactors were
sometimes executed. It was first paved at the request of
James 1., in 1614, at the charge of the city. Ihe ex-
pense was 1,000/., and it was nearly six mond)s before the
stones were all laid. The great fair for cattle was held in
Smithfield. It began on St. Bartholomew's Day, and in
the reign of Queen Anne, the fair for toys, diversions,
rope-dancers, and wild animals, continued a fortnight.
London, England, 1824-09-04

4442 ‘t'
peeve alt ether i-
e rry

cuss,
lieu's,
Horses,

Kitchen
ground.

The Pleasure.l,•rounds contain about
FOUR ACRES,
And are tastefully laid out, richly ornamented with fine thriving
Plantations, Shrubs, and Ercrgrecns, dry gravelled Walks, and a
Lake of Water, with
FIFTEEN ACRES
Of rich Meadow Land, partly boutided by the New River.
To be viewed by TiLkets, which, with Particulars, may be had
of Mr. Robins, No. Regent-street.

}of t
4 the

ESTATE.), aligi-
aboutsix miles from the

, ,inprehending
THE. COHNOR AND HEA NOR ESTATES,
in the County of Derby, in the occupation of most respectable Te-
nants, at low rents, and which at Lady-day next may be greatly
increaaed. The pmperty comprehends altogeSter about
ONE THOUSAND ACRES Oft LAND,
distributed into useful Farms, lying well together, with
VALUABLE COLLIERIES,
advantageously circumstanced.

Library. The Lsnd.tax redeemed on the whole, and in
:XTVilltir lISU-MOSel. %run 1,10141. in me Attie ' !we neat 4.... rsa...b., •,/a.
in
noun, and Anti-rosin ; a Drcskfast-room, and mall'
welly Landing.—on the First Floor. ' respectable tenantry, at esceedlmily low renti,
Ground Floor—An Elegant Drawing-room, Walls hand. not will justify oi_eonoiderable abgmentstion.
papered. rich Gold Mouldings, Marble Chimney Pleees, VALUABLE UOLLIERI;
',melt Windows opening to the Latontpills Arioneda • 6 and radiative Mines in VIStORS arts of tl
piano. neatly .roeutd up with ?moth Winahilt" 64411 - She Maser ef Ashton?, git all the 1
omc paved Entrat.ce.hall, Prireipal a•AI Secondary Sear. to allPertaintrlgt resenting altogether
convenient Domestic offices, excellent Cellars under the Portuaity for Investment.
!, Coach.houscl, capital Stable-yard, Stabling for Five TOR THE SECOND.
a, Ifuness-rocim and Lofts over ; Laundry, Dairy, Poultry. All the capital FREl:fit/LIS FARMS and
s, Aviaries, larm.yard, and f)ut.buildings • excellent bly situate between Derby and Mansfield, abou
en garden, part walled ; Hot and fireen.houseo:and Melon. former, and twelve miles fmm Matlock corn
er
London, England, 1824-09-04

SALES BY AUCTION.

TO CORN-DE.IL,ERS, BAKERS, AND OTHERS.
By Mr. SHrTTLEWORTII,
At Jack's Coffee-house, torn-market, Mark-lane, on MONDAY,
September 6, nt 12 o'clock, by order of the Proprietor,
%ME Valuable I.LASN and GOOD-WILL of the
Desirable PREMISES now in the occupation of Mr. John
Corn.tlealtr and Baker, advantageously situated No. 1,
Palatine Houtics, Stoke Newington ; held fur a term of about thirty
years unexpired, at u very low rent of 401. per annum.
The Premises consist of a neat, substantial Dwelling-house, with
a large commanding front Stnt, excellent bake-hawse and gra-
nary, paved yard, shed, and numerous conveniencies.
May he viewed and partit;,,lars had six dare previous to the Sale,
on the Premises ; at the Corn-market Cotfee-househ, Mark-lane ;
of Messrs. Jones and Howard, Solicitors, 5, 31ireing-hine ; and
of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 211 (adjoining St. Mildrars Church),
Poultry, removed from No. 2j.
London, England, 1824-01-07

COUNTRY ATTORNEY'S GUIDE.
In nvo. price Ss. in boards,
THE COUNTRY ATTORNEY'S GUIDE to the
Practice of the Courts of KING'S BENCH and COM-
MON PLEAS ; in a Series of Letters from an Agent in Town to
a Young Man commencing business In the Country ; with an Ap-
pendix of Precedents.
London : Printed for Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller, 7,
Fleet,streert, near Temple-bar.
London, England, 1824-01-07

111.1RRIED.

11 On Thursday last, at IVroshall Abbey, Warwickshire, the sat
'of C. It. Wren, Esq. John Halcomb, of the Inner Temple, Esq.
bartister.at-law, to Margaret, only daughter of Joseph Birch, Esq.
of Warwick.

On the Sd inst. a! St. Hiles's, Camberwell, Mr. Henry Orman,
of Walworth, to lairs, daughter of Mr. Charles Norris, of Wind-
mill.row, Camberwell.
London, England, 1824-01-07

BIRTHS.

Jan. 2, in Ilurton.eremeni, nsuick-square, the lady of
Lieut. kfogg, of the lion. East India Conipany's service, of a
daughter.
Jan. 1, at Castle hill, the sea: of Earl Forteseue, Lady Mary
liamlyn Williams, of a daughter.

NEW THEATER kOY AL, -LINE.
(THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, January T, wil
be performed the Cowed/ of
TELE HYPOCRITL.
After which_,
DEAF AS A POST.
To conclude with the Pantomime of
HARDEQ,DIN AND THE FLYING CHEST
Or, 3IALEft AND THE PRINCESS SCHIRINE.

T11.1?.4711T-ROYAL, coreNna //DEN.
T"'s EVENING, IVEDNESDAY, January 7, will
be performed trottedy of
THE lAN OF lIE WORLD.
After which the tovoine of

UARLEQQUIN ADDPOOR ROBIN
Or, 'filE ROUSE THAT JACK BUlja.

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE,
11TH DEcEmern, 123.
N conformity to a Resolution of the General Court of
Proprietors of the :loth or October kat, a Dividend, at the
Rate of 51 per Cent. on the Installments made, will be payable on
the Shares held by each Proprienekon the Rath of December instant.
The Dividend, so declared, esay be received at this House on
Thunulay, the Ist of January next, between eleven and three ;
on any following day, Sunday excepted, between the same hours,
until Saturday, the lUth of January inclusive. After that day, the
Dividend may be received on any Tuesday, between the hours be-
fore stated.

WARNER PH I PPS, Secretary.

This day is published, in aro price C. boards,
ACONCISE VIEW of the SCRIPTURES, showing
their Consistency and their Necessity, from an Examination
of the Extent of Natural Knowledge.
London : Printed foe Baldwin. Cradoek, and Joy.
_
London, England, 1824-01-07

LATIN COMPOSITION.

This day Is published, in royal 12mo. consisting of more than
1,000 pages, price 15s. bound, a new Edition, with considerable
Additions, ' Alterations, and Corrections, in one Volume, oAf
DICTIONARY of LATIN PHRASES ; compre-
hending &Methodical Digest of the various Phrases from the
best Antbors, which have been collected in all Phraseological
Works hitherto published ; for the more speedy progress of Stu-
dents in Latin Composition.
By WILLIAM ROBERTSON, A.M. of Cambridge.
London : Printed by A. J. Valpy, and published by Baldwin,
Cradock, and Joy.
11.0 The present Edition hilt this advantage over its predeces-
sors, that It Is enriched with many hundred phrases which have
hitherto been unrecorded ; and these have been drawn from the
purest fountains, by actual perusal--from Cicero, Tacitus, Te-
rence, Plautus, &c.
London, England, 1824-01-07

Li* nvrEtasts/vcE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, TvzsDAT, JAI. 6.

[Special .rtseies.l
PURDY ♦nO ♦MOTHER v. DIELRY.
Mr. COMMON SEROEANT stated, that the plaintiff, in this ease
are brokers, in respect of colonial produce ; the defendant a mei-
'tliant, having very extensive tninsactiona with the plaintiffs. This
action arose upon a matter of account balance. The evidence in the
cause was taken upon admiasions between the yanks so that the
question turned upon one item of account only, which was in dis-
pute between them.
The err occupied the Court for an hour in unravelling much
controversial discussion between Mr. ricarlett aad the Common
Sergeant, on matter of account.—Verdict for the defendant.

MOUNSEL r. TITCIIEN.
The early part of the day was occupied in hearing a ease of fu-
rious driving. It appeared that the plaintiff; an Essea fishmonger,
was (hiving his oat to market on the night of the 10th September,
at his proper side of the road. The defendant's cart, a milk cart,
corning front London at • furious rate on the same side, came into
contact with the hone of the plaintiff; the shaft pierced the
horse's side; the plaintiff was thrown to the ground, and his leg frac-
tured ; the horse died on the spot ; the plaintiff was confined in
the London Hospital for fourteen weeks • the horse was estimated
at 201.; and the loss of the plaintiff in trade was rated at M. •-week.
The case for the plaintiff was supported by disinterested and con-
sistent evidence.
The RiUlesirl for the defence contradicted the preceding testi-
mony, and subsequently their own.
Ills Lordship eery briefly stated the nature of the question on
trial to the Jury, who, after a short consultation, declared • ver-
dict fur the plaintifT—Damages 1501. with costs.
The (.031)10N SERGEANT and Mr. CURWOOG conducted the
case for the plaintiff, and the Sor.icyroa-GLsEnsi. and Mr.
WILDE for the defence.
London, England, 1824-01-07

PRIVATE EDUCATION.

ABeneficed CLERGYMAN, married, and long expe-
rienced In Tuition, both as Tutor to a Nobleman, and sub-
owontly readying • few Pupils into his House is desirous of
fiMag a Vining with a Gentleman's Son, whose health or education
mar Nome sore than common attention.
Lusters left for the Rev. B. C., Mr. Triphook's, Bookseller, 23,
GM Beni street, Lonrho, will be duly forwarded to him.
London, England, 1824-01-07

THE OAMBLERS.-TRIALS AT HERTFORD.

Ile I PACE EGAN, Author of" Life in London," tee.
will publish, immediately it is concluded, a full and accurate
Account of the TRIAL at HERTFORD of THURTELL,
HUNT, and PROBERT, with an Appendix, disclosing some
extraordinary facts, of which he is exclusively in possession. The
price will be about 2s. 6d. The work will contain—
I. Correct Likenesses of Thurtell, Hunt, and Probert, engraved
on copper, expressly for this work.
2. Representation of the Court House, at Hertford, drawn dur-
ing the time of the Trial.
I. The Scene of the Murder, with the Gig in the Lane.
4. The Pond in the Garden, into which Mr. Wears was first
thrown.
' fr. The Pond at Dame, in which the body was found.
6. View from the Cottage Window, from which the Direased is
seen drawn by his Murderers along the path of the Garden.
London Knight and Lacey, Publishers, 24, Paternoster-row.
si,* Orders should particularly express—PlEßCE EGAN'S
EDITION.
London, England, 1824-01-07

J.SCHALLER, FROM PARIS, LADIES' BOOT AND
SHOE MAKER,
}JAS the honour of apprising the Nobility and the
Public, that he has Opened the Hose, No. 219, Regent-
street, where may be had hie
NEWLP•INVENTED WATER-PROOF BOOTS AND
SHOES,
So essential to the health and comfort of Ladies at this particular
Isms of the year; with era, other Osculation of Ladies' Boma,
Shwa, Slippers, Palesthan safeguards, &c.
Ladies ate requested to be particular in sending their orders to
Na 2111, REGENT-STREET, near Maddox.street.
London, England, 1824-01-07

APPENDIX TO THE JUSTICE OF PEACE.

This day is published, in Bvo. price ss.
AN APPENDIX to the last Edition of DICKIN-
SON'S JUSTICE of the PEACE, including the Statutes
to .4 George 14. and the adjudged Cases to the end of Easter
Term, 1829: with • Table of Contents of the whole Work; alpha-
betically arranged.
By JOHN HARDWICK, F.
Barrister at Law, and one of the Magistrates of Police.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; J. and
W. T. Clarke; R. Phoney; J. 31. Richardson ; and G. and W. B.
Whittaker. _ _ _

B whom also are published,
1. DICKINSON'S JUSTICE of the PEACE, second Edition,
in three large volumes, aro. price 21. lia.T
2. DICKINSON's PRACTICAL 01. IDF tattle QUARTER
SESSION 4, and other Sessions of the Peace, adapted to the use of
Voting Magistrates, and Professional Gentlemen, at the Commence-
ment of their Practice. Second Edition, in Bvo. price 11. 4s.
London, England, 1824-01-07

A RELISH OR BREAKFAST AND LUNCHEON—NEW
ARCHANONL SMOKED TONODES.
Quantity of these line Flavoured Ankles-are wow on
1 sale at
ATI/SUES' OIL and ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, No. 31,
Sun-eneet, Bishops/fate-street, at b. 6d. and hs. the pair, with
printed directions foe cooking; also.
0 EMI TIME SPERM AC ETI OIL. at es. lid. per gsaon best
Orzenland Oil, for eassunoss humps, Ss. StLy Candlestick Lamps
at 9d. and Is. each; Faulkner's Patera Transparent Floating
Ughts at 1.4., the best and most brilliurt ever invented.
Midway between Ilishopstrate-strost and Finsbury-square.
London, England, 1824-01-07

0-
TO SAIL IS ALL FEBRUARY. .
FOR SIADRAS direct, the teak Ship GENERAL
PALM ER, MN Tone, Captain TRUIiCOTT.
For Freight or Passage, apply to the Owner,
CAPTAIN (DA)ROE TRthiCADTT,
Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill.
N.8.-This Ship is daily expected from Mt. Helena, haring left
the Lisard in April last, and has made a return Mom India is
1 Nine Months.
London, England, 1824-01-07

HIGH PRICE OP COALS.

MATTS 6;lTien:hints, No. 6,
Nicholas-lane, Lombard-greet, beg leave to inform the
Public., that they allow a Discount, for Ready Money, of Seven
and a Lialf per Cent. upon the regular Trade Prise (being a Saving
of about Si. par Chaldron), which will enable those Yansilles who
have not kid In their Winter Stock to supply thesnsetees at the
Lowest Price of the Snnnner. . . .

In soliciting the Public support to their plan of business, they
are anxious not to be confounded with those unprincipled indtvi-
deals, and pretended Companies, who advertise to sdl the article
ate price much lower than they can buy it at the Market, the nefa.
rious practices of some of whom have ban exposed in sine men
Police Reports in the Public Journals.
The object of M. Clarke and Co. being to give to their epitom-
e?, the utmost possible advantage for Ready Money, which the
Delivery of the very best Quality, with ample Measure, and the
clatomary Ingvain, will allow, they feel a confidence that upon
' trial their terms will be found the most advantageous that can be
offered.
London, England, 1824-01-07

STATUE TO LORD ERSKINE...

The following note, from Mr. Denman to Mr. Breathitt, Eli
plains how the name of that gentleman came to be emitted in the
list of subscriptions and rectifies a miseonteption 11th reapeet
the reason for Alr. Demnan's not lielotiging to the Committees.—
" Dear Sir—l beg keit to iuclare m), iidbseription triads the
proposed Monument in htinour of Lord Erskine; havingdissoveted
from the list printed in the Ilforning Chrowick, to my past star-
prise and mortification, that my payment was not made imme-
diately after the Meeting in Lincoln's Inn Hall. I gave the order
the very same evening ; and the omission, which has resulted
wholly from the negligence of another, was unknown to me till
this say. It, however, gives me • fair opportunity, at stating
that I did all in my power to promote that Meeting; that I at.
tended it, and approved the Resolutions passed ; Mai I should
have been anxious to form one of the Committee, if It had not
been thought prudent beforehand to conlivie their number to the
'ugliest rank of professinoal Gentlemen at the Bar ; and that no
man has been more zealous in the wish to see an adequate tribute
paid to the transcendent merits of bard Enikine.m no man can feel
them more sensibly, or regard his character with wanner emotions
of gratitude, respect, and affection.
" I ain, dear, Sir, your very obedient servant,
" Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 5, 1824. " T. DENMAN.
"Jonathan Btundrett. Esq."
London, England, 1824-10-21

Post /Ivo. with an elegant Portrait, price 7s.
THE LIFE and DIARY of Lieut.-Colonel JOHN
BLACK ADER, of the Cameronisn Regiment, and Dtputy
()metope of Stirling Castle; affording an inwresting account of the
various sieges, battles., and services, in which he was engaged on
the Continent, and during the Rebellion in Saniand of 1715: coin-
piled from the original MSS. so as to rresent a complete View of
the History and Character of that pious and brave Officer.
ANDREW CDR ICH TO/N,
Author of the " Memoirs of the Rev. John Blacksder."
Edinburgh : printed for H. S. Haynes, South Mien-place ; and
W. Haynes and Son, London.
London, England, 1824-10-21

DEVON.

The fee.hounds d the Moo. Newton Fellows., and Sir A. Csi•
cheater will meet at Eggesford, on Monday, the 25th inst. ins
week's hunting.
Sir A. Chichester'', and Mr. Templer's hounds will meet ee
Monday, the lith November, to hunt the North lifoltoa edunnq
during the week.
The second Chumleigh meeting will take place at Bytint Brake,
on Monday, the 15th November, at tm.

cpaiwALL

r, at Penabray Gate. r:

The F. B. hounds throw elf
nine.
Mr. Paul's hurlers will hunt on the manor of Penha to-ree,
row and Sawnlay. Plato of meeting, Wainhouse corner, st hat,
post eight.

THE GREAT FOOT-RACE AT DONCASTER.—This great eat
between Captain P. of the Royal Navy. and Mr. Janos 1114colft.
which was to have been tun on the 2;th inst. is finally fixed to take
place on the 2eth inst. at Doncaster. This decision was wade 0
Monday week, when the parties met, according to articles. at Nt.
Atkinson's, at Ferrybridge. The match excites considerahk
Leroy as independent of the make ot 1,000 guineas. conoidere'L
lawns are dependent upon the issue, the friends of both panic fed,
lug confident in their respective favouri,es. Though. if any thirc.
the Captain receiving forty yards at starting, out of I,IIOU, presto
friends additional hopes uf sucecso.--York (*ow lait
London, England, 1824-10-21

TWO .00,000 IN ONE DAY.

I—PYTON, Stock-Broler, N 0.2, Cornbill, is sure that
I:4 he shall be favoured by a visit from all his Friends before the
3d Nmember, on which day all the Prizes in the present Grand
Scheme will be distributed, including Two of n.?..ount. and Thirty
other ('spirals, and when, in fact, every Number wiU be a Prize,
as there is not a single Blank in the Scheme.
Eyton'sgreat luck ito selling Capital Prizes is too well known to
need repetition in an Advertisement, and he hopes he shall add to
his list one of the 30,0001., at least, on the 3d November.

Jand J. SIVEWRIGHT recommend to their Frien&
• and the Public the scheme to be Drawn 3d November next,
containing
2 Prima of £30,100 4 Prires of £520
2 - 2.1100 10 - 210
2 . 1.020 10 - 200
And every Ticket wil also have SI. Money.

J. and J. Sivewright bud the satisfaction to divide the very First
Prize of 33.000/. that was ever drawn, and hope to add many of
the above to their unprecedented List of Capital Prizes, the great
increase of which was first introduced by them into their Contracts,
and which they are happy to see continues fortunately and judici-
ously to be adopted and acted on, and makes the near approach of
the Dissolution of Lotteries a universal get. As their system
has raised many independent fortunes, they trust a continuance
thereof awaits their future purchnscrs, at their Old °fates, No.
37, Cornhill; 11, Holborn; and 38, Haymarket.
London, England, 1824-10-21

BRUSSELS' PAPERS.

FRANKFORT. OCT.&
The new Greek Government. in the midst of the important or.
cupations arising from the war, does not neglect any means to
encourage the notional industry, and it appears that henceforward
the Greeks. instead of sending their silk to Trieste, and their fruits
to the lonian Islands, will consign than directly to Englatal and
other countries, and that the Government itself, which receives the
taxes in kind, will do the same.

The States of Bavaria are going to receive a new organization,
by which rev(Tili new districts will be funned, each containing
75,000 inhabitants, instead of 13,0110, as they had before. These
districts will have, lienceforwarl, the administration of criminal
justice, and the tribunals of those districts will have the manage-
mmt of civil cati.es. The police will be separated from the Cours
of Justice, by which means proceedings will not be protracted as
they have been.
BItCS3ELS. OCT. 12.
According to the regulations in force relative to the establish-
ment of domestic chapels and oratories, no private building co
apartment can he set apart for the exercise of any kind of worship
without a special permission from the Government. It being
his 3lajcsty s intention that these regulations shall be strictly
enforced, the Governor of the Province of Liege has just in.
sited the Local Authorities to soul him a list of all the orato-
ries en chapels authorised in the commune. and with a sp.:via
reference to the licence, and all the establishments of the same
nature, where divine stun:tip continues to be celcbra..ed on a simple
sufferance.

Ocvoarit it
His Majesty arrived here yesterday evening. AU the Mizistrrs
are now here.

The royal decree of the .!.(1 of this month has alreaer pro.
ducal its effects on the corn-market of Antatertiant the rpr'cesof
wheat have risen ti. 11, to 11l tintins the qutintal : rye has also miSt:n
to 8 florins. As foe oats there ore none in the port, aril Ciale is
the warehooios hare experienced a considerable rise.
London, England, 1824-10-21

SECRET ARTICLES.

......-- ..... .
Art. I. The troops of General Dallasieros shall not be ar.ga
to tight against any other Spanish troops.
General Dallartcrois and his army hope, for the good ct
their country and the pacification of the kingdom, that Maws.
the French Generals and the Duke of Angottleme will wheit
Majesty, when he is in the free eiterci,.. of hi% rights, to
Constitution to Spain which may secure a happy and durable
vertiment.

J. The army shall he paid by the French Government.
4. The Generals, Chiefs, and Officers, shall be admitted irts
France, their grades recognised, and their appointments mi.!. :r
.ithin six months front the liberation of his 31ajesty the &hos:.
mentioned Government be not given to Spain.
These Artides were admitted and guaranteed under the
word of honour of the I)uke of Atigouleme, circumstances
riquirine; an union with the French army.
London, England, 1824-10-21

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.

The Earl of Darliagton's fox-hounds will meet to-morrow, t:
khaghton Bank, at half-past ten.
Loed Fitswilliam's fox-hounds meet on Saturday, at Stairfoot,
Ma.
The Earl of Harewood's fox-hounds meet to-morrow, at Kidd: •
lane, at tear
York and Musty fox-hounds meet on Saturday, at Whisky,
half pan ten.
The Lsmbton fox-hounds meet on Saturday, at Cass*, at t'n.
The Hurworth fox-bounds meet .o.morros, at Worse'
York City harriers meet to-mnrrow, at ilaltby, at half-past tot.
----
London, England, 1824-10-21

THE PRESS.

On one occasion, when no one could fire a piztol which
Wag out of order, Ali, after ri•p•ated trials, rubbed the flint
rind pan with aulphur, and succeeded in discharging it.
He is very fond of daueing..Khieh lie pm-forma in a manner
closely resembling that of the ancient Greeks, deviating
only by firing off his pistols while ho twirls. He bar
also a taste for music and singing, and is an admirable
mimic.

It in, however, of more importance to his future well-
doing, and to his present character, to state that be inmost
faithful and obedient to his manter'n orders.. lie may la-
de d be rcgardul upon the whole as a clever boy, 'kill of
talent and feeling. alloyed by pride, obstinacy, revenge,
■nd sundry other vices of his cask.
London, England, 1824-12-13

V EltY superior I'OLIS/I for FINE WOODS, FUR-
NITURE, &e.
l'repared hr. and to he had ..nly of, the I'roprieters, Mesirs.
111.1 HS II A and CO., I 'ta•nosts. Brewer street. i olden-
square, London, in bottles at '2s. Cal. and As. each, with directions
for use.

Instrument-mikes', Cabinet-makers, rphalatereca, and poid"
supplied wholesale, on liberal terms.
This Pollah never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a
bright, beautiful. and brilliant surface; and it in not injured by
hot water being spilled on it on the contrary, it may he washed
occasionally. if necessary.
'o.° For Carved %%irk, !leading, begs. Ice., Polish to be tined
with n brush may be hati lit the same price, which may be applied
over wax, if required.
To ho had as above,
The Oxygmstel Soda Powders Lavender Vinegar
Superior Seidlitx Powders Eau de Cologne
Cheltenham Salts, in Crystals Arquebusade IVater
Ditto, ditto. in Efflorescence Lavender IVater
Finest Calcined Magnesia Ditto, Perfumed
Pectoral Cough Drops Ditto, Milk Fleur
Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract
Camphor 'Foot', Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, fie.
And every genuine Drug and I% etheine of the finest quality, for
home and for exportation.
Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for any cli-
mate. _ _ _

N. It. MI other advertised Preparations for making the loch and
Sindlair 11' eters. under the sixwe Timms. are ripurious.
•.• kit-N.llam,, ate. supplied on liberal terms.
London, England, 1824-12-13

ANNUA I, DINNER OF THE S:111T1IFIE1,1) C1,1;11.
flillE Members of this Club, and such lig:nth:lmo who
may favour the Club with their Company, will dine Tills
PAV (MONDAY Ikeember 134), at Flee clock, at the Free.
masocs"farcm. where Tickets at 10s. tech may be hail, and the
taltng of such early in the day will be esteemed a favour.
Atier, Dinner, the PREMIUMS, amounting to 130 guipeas,
will br publicly awarded, with suitable remarks front the Chair, to
tweaks of the several successful Candidates at thr Show.
ts. use I Pinner. the Annual Meeting nt the Club will be
held, for auditing Arcutints electing Officers, new Members, Ac.
dic Tavern, at Three o'clock recuely.

VENTISH RAILWAY (70MPANY.—Nl/TICE is
n. hereby given, That any Persons who have applied for Shares
to this Company, anti have not paid in their deposit of I!. per
Shan on the Shares for which they pare tendered, most do so in
the coarse at MI IN 1.1. NEXT, between the hours of Nina and
fire, to Mists. Sir 11.. Kay, !'rice, 3larryatt, and Coleman,
'frowsy& or the Company, Mansion !louse-street, as the
Uirec-
en will immediately proceed to alt:• consideration of the very nu-
t:grout apploattions which have been received.
Ity order of the I lirettors,
lIENIIV HYDE, Secretary.
X, New Iltoad-street, Dec. 11, art_ I.
London, England, 1824-12-13

CUEAP CABINET anti UPHOLSTERY, at the
LONDON REPOSITORY FIIR THE CABINET.
MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only Real (inc now existing
is LOIll.Oll, Na. 71, Corner of Lendenhall-street, opposite /litigate
Pinsip, and 'lda has been established upwards or Wean. but
Ready Money, and no Abatement.

The 'l'rusteet and Committee respectfully inform tee Nobility
anti eientry. that they mill conduct the above Establishment, for
the benefit of industrionsianti ingenious Mecluinica (who have large
families), by Minting their 31 auitlartured 41rtirles in the Cabinet
Line, of the best Workmanship, and Cheaper than by any Molise
in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the Ware-
house Rent and Sales; being anixtictl with constant employment
so enable them to support their families, the number of whom ap-
pear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 143. Prom
the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes
of increasing that number.
The following is a specime.-.1 of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods
warranted —Five feet mahogany bedstead, four. t, 31. 134.
seht ditto. IL Cs. ; bordered mattress to fit, 21a.; mahogany drawers
with solid ends, 3/. 3s. ; eight mahogany chairs, fit. 6s. ; mahogany
Pembroke (abb.. 1!. Ills. ; feather bed, free from dust and smell.
from ?J. 12s. to N. Ps.; drawing-room sofa, from til. Ss. to 71.
ditto bedstead, Ulla ; mahogany Mwsedusir sofa, fit. Ids. onwards;
a quantity of paper hangings, for bed, dining, and drawing rooms,
at nearly half price. The Trade will laid it worth their attention.

Houses Furnished nt a for days notice, and Apartments in a
few hours. Goods packed and sent to ail parts or fmgland free of
expense, except the matting. Old Furniture taken in exchange.
Appraisetnents in To on and Country, and Estates valued.

COKIIITTIL

T. Coin's, I J. Cumin.
J. Ilissaa., J. U%ETT, IW. WaGllalitr.

W. TRURNELL, Agent.

J. HASLER, Seemlll7.