biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-19

MR. BULLOCK'S EXHIBITIONS of ANCIENT
and MODERN MEXICO, Egyptian nail, Piccadilly,
are now open, the former comprising many ungigal and rare spec--
' mans of antique soulptare, paintings, Re. models of the
enermouv and monstrous idols which were buried from the con-
quest by Cortes, until dug up by permission oldie at
the request of Mr. Bullock, to be moulded by him or this eabibi-
lion
and the latter containing a superb and accurate Paaorsage
View of the City and Valley J Mexico, an Indian hut mod a vitiva
of *apiece, a gasdea, coda speitid collection of objects Illastra-
Aire lithe extraordinary quadru
latzrishes, reptiles=
•
fruits, vegetation, andmra.l.......ithisoll of that
kiekralaasio. '

TRIAL OF REV. JOH ti• DEERA
THIS important TRIAL. from theM
Copy in the pos-
se-legion of the Directors of the London 3lissionary ei.ociety,
painting out the Variations from the Coy printed for the use of
the !louse of f'onnons, and containing the Questions u put by the
Court, is in preparation, and will be published with all passible
expedition.

LANGUAGEB.--G. BLAETTERMANN, LL.D, Pro-
fessor of ancient and modern Literature, respectfully informs
Ladies and Gentlemen, desirous of acquiring any of the continental
lan that, at his Academies,36, Tonbridgr-place, New-road,
and 10, Leathersellers'-building, London.wall, he continues, with
proper assistance, to teach the French, Italian, German, Spanish,
Latin and Greek Languages, on the only sure and efficacious plan,
which, adapting itself to every capacity, closely unites practice with
theory. Any made of instruction, without this characteristic is, and
must be, fallacious: it originates with conceited ignorance, is puffed
(pith by interested knavery, and only supported for a time by
duped imbecility. The progress made, and• the opinion enter-
tained by those he has instructed, constitute at once the fairest and
the aevireat test of the capacity and the qualitications of an in-
structor.

Dr. B. hopes, therefore, that he will not expose himself to the
charge of ostentation, in stating, that be has received most flattering
testimonials of the approbation and satisfaction of the many intel-
ligent persons of both sexes, whom he has instruced : several of
whom, being resident, of the metropolis, may be referred to.
London, England, 1824-04-19

SI:COND MEETINGS.

Hamilton, G. F. otherwise S. Joseph, Thames-street, mer-

chant
Sanderson, M. C. Park.sueet, Grosvenor-square, coal-mer-
chant

EIRSTYEETING.

liassall, B. Bull-street, Birmingham

DIVIDENDS.
Austin, J. Berkbampstead St. Peter, Hertford, caachmaker 11
Goo'den, J. Goulden's-plece, Bethnal-green, carpenter 11
Norton, D. S. L'abridge, brewer - 12

Rosucay.—On Tuesday evening, the 13th inst., as Mr.
Abraham Aldridge, of No. 4, Atin.street, near the East
India I)nck Dates, was coming to town, at a quarter past
eight o'clock, he had occasion to stop rear the comer of Canton-
plate, Commercial road, when a ruffian came up and struck him
between the eyes and knocked him down isiesedisseiy. Another
instantly struck him on the ear and face, and held his foot upon his
neck. They then took from his person upwards of seventeen sove-
reigns ald other money, and a rent-book (which book was found by
a lad in a pond near the East India Dock Oates, tied up in a hand-
, kerchief the next morning,, lle now lies in a dreadful state, a
complete spectacle to behold.
London, England, 1824-04-19

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

The Oakley fox-bounds will meet to-morrow, at Yardley Chase;
Thursday, at ditto, at half-past tea, which will close the hunting
for this season.

The Watnall foz.hounds will meet on Monday, at Osten
Orange; Wednesday, at Amu:sky ; and Friday, at Bulcote Lodgeott
half part ten.
Captain Patentee has been unanimously elected Manager of the►
Cheiter haulers. The Earl of Grosvenor, General Grefeener.
Lord Belgrave, and Sir G. J. Egertoo, are liberal subscribe*,
and additional subscribers are making to secure Captain Palesten
from Any other 'saltine than that of time and attention---3Arews-
I bury Chruwick.
THE OREAT TROTTING MATCH IN HARNESS.

harness, we
been contemplated until actually performed on Saturday, the lOW
inst. by W. Giles, a publican, in beadenhall.market, •hen the
match was woo by more thin two minutes, by a mare 15 h. Sin.
This bet was two to one against the ponformance; 511 to 26 sore.
This led to the press:l4 match : Mr. it. lirund having taken. SOU to
to SW sovereigns that he would find • horse, within 16 days, to
perform the likc distance, and to draw feather weight upon wheal.
The match was done, on Saturday, over seven miles of pound, on
part of the Iluntutgaion.road, in a singularly light-constructed box,
of the height of ten feet, with a youth of 8 stone driving. The
first seven miles was performed in 29 minutes and 29 seconds, the
horse having once broke front the trot, and was pulled up, sod the
wheels backed agreeable to the ankles. Half the distance was
done in ten seconds within the hour. The 21 miles occupied an
hour and 58 minutes, when the horse slackened in speed, and was
halt a minute behind at the 26th mile. and in the 27th, winning
being out of the question, the driver pulled up and lost the match.
It could have been done with an extra two minutes, as the horse
appeared to have slackened p.sce from a will of his own, rather
than from distress.

FOOT RACE,—On the 6th inst. • foot race was run between
James Metedf, of klavensworth, and William Jackson, of New-
sham, once round the Catterick race-ground, for 100 guineas each.
'lt was won easily by 3letcalf, who took the lead, and was never
headed. A large sum was won by the backers of Metcalf.
NEWCASTLE RACES.—The subscription for an idditioaal gold
cup, to be run for at the next mom gets on so rapidly, that liWe
doubt is entertained of its answering the expectations of the lovers
of the turf.

MEETING.) OF CREDITORS,
AT TEE BAWKILITTS. COURT, DASINGHALL-STREET,

TO-MORLOW.

TIIIMD MEETINGS.
Pickworth, 11. jun. Carsitor-strcet, Chancery-lane, Coll-Mee-

rnerchani -
NVakemaii, T. Flect-street, stationer
NVolfi; A. 51. King's Arms-yard. merchant
London, England, 1824-04-19

EDINBURGH
PACKET*. and LONDON STEAM
Soho
James W
!ttatt
.-
fax Tit
"The 0, Captain Breen, start* TerTitteek wall early on
Wednmday llamas & the 21at inasput. Parazagiss t ba m Ward
before Twelve erase wit Tuesday Night.
One of these Packets will start from Illackwall, London, and
Newhaven. Edinburgh, every Wednesday morning, and in a short
time, on Saturdays, for the conveyance of Passengers. Carriages,
and Goody, receiving and landing Passengers off Scarborough and
Tynerpouth, when the weather will permit.
Stneln-Packet Mee, 311. Leadenhall-street.

A. MITCHELL.
London, England, 1824-04-19

MIL LOGIER respectfully acquaints the Nobility and
Many, and his Professional Friends, that, according to tie
promise made his Pupils on leaving London, he has returned from
Berlin, and intends remaining herr three months.
Application recei‘Pd at Mr. Bellamy's Academy, 7, Saarille-
spest t if personal, between the bourse( ten and two on Tuesdays
ad Fridays.
London, England, 1824-04-19

l.dfF

COI;1:T OF CHANCEUY, SATlMlRM‘Armibtly.

The Lnrd Chancellor being slightly intliereed. did dot sit ia
open Court tc-day, bet baud cases in his private room. His Lortf:'
ship 52! his gown and wig, *ad the Learned Counsel who
attended were also tudneumbercd by the usual insigraa of their
profession.
SIR O. P. TURNER. _ _

- The last day his Lordship eat is Court, ha directed that Sir
G. P. Turner should appear before hint in his private rouut on
Saturday. In compliance with that order. G. P. Turner was
ortsent, and an interview took place. We understood that Sir
G. P. Turner persisted in his determination to traverse the ir.quisi.
don, and wait, that if 31r. Rion*, his present legal adviser. did
not choose to St for him, he would procure some one eisetwiso
would. Ills Lordship, we further understood, at:witted the tight
of bir (ingary to MIMIC the inquisition, bid requested that no
unnecessary. delay might arise, as parties were naturally anxious
for &determination of the question. Ilia Lorti,hip then stated that
he should refrain from miming any order for the maintenance of
, Lady 'itimer, or any other direction, until the ntiddle of next week,
by which time it was hoped some steps would be taken in the pro-
ceedings. Sir Gregory. we learnt, promised to comply with this
request, and immediately left his Lordship.
London, England, 1824-04-21

DIED.

On Sunday, in Upper Grosyenor-Street, the infint daughter of
C. li. Wynne. Ea,.
On she 15th inst. at his seat, Trenant-park, Cornwall, Vice-
Admiral Sir Edward Buller Bart. in the Huth year of his age.
On the 15th inst. Sutherland; Meek, Esq. M.D. late Member of
the Medical Board at the Presidency of Bombay.
On the 15th inst. in his 80th year, Robert Roy, Esq. of Fulham,
'formerly of Old Burlington-street.
At 'Whoa. on the 27th ult. deeply and melt deservedly lamented
by his family and friends, l'harles Dawson, Esq. British Consul.
On the 14th inst. at his mother's house at Brighton, in the 21st
year of his age, Charles Nlackinan liat•en, Esq. youngest son of
the late Stephen ',even, Esq.
Monday, in New Brand-street, Mary Turner, the youngest
Be ta ' daughter of J Christie, Esq.
On the 1 t. tortly his return from sea, in the naval
service of party, John Steyner, fourth son Of
Charles quet, . Hampstead heath, in the na year of
his age.

- o-
On the 10th inst. at her residence, Earl's-court. Kensington,
Mrs. Gray, aged 67, relict of the late 1 hos. Gray, Esai. of the ism
place.
On the 14th inst. at Shustoke, near Coleshill, Wartricheitke, Ito
the 711th year of her age, A varilla, wife of I'dirant emelt, Esq.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRIDGE.
Morning, 33 min. after 7. j Afternoon, • min. after 8.
London, England, 1824-04-21

.....
Apply personally, or by Letter (pon-paid) to Mr. Lloyd, At.
torney at Law, No. 4, Adam-street, Adelphi.
IMPROVED ESSENCE OF GORGONA ANCHOVIES.
lir I LLI A M LAZENBY (Son of Elizabeth Lazenby,
V Proprietress of the (ienuine Harrey7s Sauce), haring
opened an OIL and ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, No. MI,
Lamb's Conduit-street, Foundling Hospital, begs leave moat 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 flatters himself he has
brought to such a state of perfection as to warrant him confidently
to assert, on trial, will be found superior to any ever offered to
the Public.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIRCES--ON SALE AT N 0.4,
REMENT-STREET, PALL-MALL.

A YAWN ry of FOREIGN and BRITISH MAR-
inxx CRiMNRM.PIREMS, in the Newest Fashions,
unequalled in Execution faskPolish, tscing made by Machinery.
Prices moderate, and:trjOe supplied by
GEORGE BROWN, Agent to-the PATENT MARBLE-
WORKING COMPANY, NO. 4,•'Rcant.strect,
London.
London, England, 1824-04-21

THE NET LEVIES.

By the latest Information which has been received from the differ-
ent moulting parties throughout the united kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland, the following returns, it appears, exhibit the total
of the approved recruits which have been enlisted for the new levies:
—For the nth Regiment, 200 men ; for the 911th, 100; and for
the 99th Regiment, 170.
London, England, 1824-04-21

LAW.

PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMEN, either in town
or country, may be immediately provided with Partners,
Purchase's of their Businesses., or Agents of indisputable talent,
property, and respectability, through the medium of a very exten-
sive legal connexion, by Mr. H. PYRE, Law and Clerical Agent,
117, Chancery-lane, who, in the year lag, commenced an original
Law Agency Establishment for the Sale and Purchase of Town
and Country Practices, Negociating Partnerships, Providing
Couolvy Soli...es with Town Agents, and also Providing Articled
Clerks sod Clerks with &dories for every gradation of sftuation in
Town or Country Law Offices.
N.B. This undertaking is conducted with the most anxious and
unremitting exertions to give general satisfaction. Since its esta-
blishment many thousand negociations have been effected. Re-
sort is had to this public notification, in order to render the de-
sign more extensively useful; and an outline of the plan for
nmviding Law Clerks is as follows, viz :—To keep register-
books for general inspection, in which are inserted numerow and
varied advertisements or statements in the hand-writing of ap-
plicants, indicating their qualifications for situations of the highest
responsibility. and talent; also, applications from persons who
possess superior experience in making out intricate law accounts
and costs; and others for engagements of a more subordinate
description, including excellent specimens from Writing and En-
grossing Clerks. _ _

Clerks and Pupils for every department of Town and Country
law Offices, of indisputable character and talent, provided with
engagtmeuts.
••• Eligible Vacancies in many of the first lioinws in Town
and Country, fat Young Gentlemen, as Articled Clerks.
London, England, 1824-04-21

REGEOT-STREET. 212.

CGREGORY cf;r;in Witerfoii House), begs most re-
• apectfully to su mit to the notice of the Nobility and Gen-
try his very extensive and choke Assortment of BRUSSELS,
TURKEI , VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER CAR-
PETS; Printed Furniture', Merino Damasks, and Moretti% of
every description, which he assures them are of the first taste and
quality, and will Is 2 sold Twenty-five per Cent. under the usual
prices, for ready money.
London, England, 1824-04-21

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE. APRIL ?O.
Andorrans( Barrys. broke?), from Benccarlo.
Friendship, Mills HlPOhtek, from Memel.
Fanny, Storey (APOhlet. from Memel.
Violet, ('harrosta (Harman), from Harlingen.
Ana, Barfield (1). Bie). from Harlingen.
William, Naseby (Jutting), from Harlingen.
Bermes, Robertson (Walker), from Smyrna.
Mary Ann, Sheaf (Greeen). from Smyrna.
Dart, Stranack (Drinkald), from Intend.
Jane, Morley (Jackson), from Altea.
Josephs, Sanderson (Jackson). from Melvin*.
Joseph and Mary, Smith (AI ellitri.h), from Messina.
Bell, Evans (31•Ciiie), from Memel.
Harriet, Gerson (Richardson), from Leghorn.
Hope, Ormiston (Wilson), from Hamburgh.
Sicily, Copper (Jackson), From Aloha.
Churdiill,- ( Richardson). from Naples.
Atlantic, Walker (Taylor), from Haniburgh.
Aurora. Teigs (Rordana), from Danzig.
Crown Prince, Frederick Sehul ( %%lonic), from Frederickatadt.
Ceres, Becker (Iknham ), from Pillar'.
Collette, Lippert* (l)e Ilin), from (them.
Clara, Kesel (U'indle). from Koningsberg.
Mans, Wohlst (Weiner), from Rostock.
Expedition, KTC1111( Rule), from I tanz;g.
Hems, Faillsnt (11:icketr), from Calais.
Johannes and Wilhchnins. Moyekind Baker), from Rotterdam.
bantifreund, Nordenholdt (Castendieek), from Bremen.
Prima, Elligers (Mollen), from Dram.
Rudolph, Schmidt (Bremer), from Koningsberg.
Arlin, 19.
I:•ZTERED OUTWARDs—The Hop:, for Harnhiirgh ; Minor,
: w (Abeam; Concordia, for Alcatel; Charles, fur Naples; and
.Margaretta, for Dublin.
('t. FARING OvTwAnns—The FOIL. for Ostend; Amiable Eli.
Lt. for Ham; Commerce, for Brussels; Jane, fur St. Lucia; Cy-
mric for Cslais ; and Rorer. for Naples. •
London, England, 1824-04-21

TO MILITARY OFFICERS, INDIA CAPTAINS,
CADETS. he.

WILLIAM EYRE, CAMP EQUIPAGE and
TRUNK-MANUFACTURER to the RING, bee to
inform the Nobility. Gentry, Gentlemen of the Army and Navy,
&c. that he has KEMOVED from Cockspur-street to the exten-
sive Prem;res, No. 258, REGENT-STREET, where he has,
r,ady-manufactured, a capital Stock of stronf IRON-BOUND
BULLOCK ar.d CADET TRUNKS; LEATHER PORT-
MANTEAUS of every description; BREAKFAST and DIN-
NER CANTEENS; SEA COTS, on the most approved prin-
ciples, and by appointment of the Patentee; -METALLIC
TUBE BEDSTEADS, admirably adapted to warm climates ;
with every article in the Business.
W. E. offers his respectful Thanks to his Friends and the Public
for past support, which he trims his moderate prices and excellen
Goods will ensure a continuance of for the future.

No Connection with his late House in Cockspur-atreet.
••• A few Door. from Oxford-street.

ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY UNITED.

CBOWDEN, DRAPER, 'TAILOR, anti LADIES'
o HABIT MAKER, solicits the attention of Ladies and
Gentlemen who wish to be curiously fitted in SUPERFINE
GARMENTS, that his cloths will bear the inspection of the
Connoisseur, and are made up by the first workmen in the Memo.
polis. His prices are as follows, for Cash :
Superfine Coats, from 31. to 31. 10s.
Extra super Ssxon and Spanish, from 31. Si. to 31. 13e.
Coloured Frocks, from 31. to 31. Si.
Fancy Waistcoats from 12s. to 131.
Trowsers, from tie. to 325.
Breeches from Vie. to 301.
Livery complete, from al. I. to M.
tfalendemen'e Box Costa at all Prices.

Ladies' Habits, and Children's Clothcs. Dressing Gowns, Over-
alls, Halters. and Cloaks. &c. proportionably cheap.
Liberal advantages to Illerchants, Captain, and wholesale Nor-
tham.% who can ba acormadated at a few hours' notice.
London, England, 1824-06-25

UNION-IL A LI..

Yesterday morning • man of respectable appearance, of whose
sanity there appeared to be mine doubt, preferred a most extract.
dinars complaint aoinst several inn-keepers in Blackfrims-road,
and the neighbourhood of adulterating their bete with love
powders, and other combustible matters.
The Magistrate asked what do you mean by love powder, and
other combustible matters 7. ('Oniplainarit—They put cantharides
and opium into their liquors,and I can prove it.
The only proof the complainant offered was his own opinion.
which did not satisfy the Magistrate, and be dismissed the com-
plaint.
It was suggested by a publican yrewnt, that the person who
brought forward such unfounded and utterly groundless charges,
must have escaped out of Bedlam.
London, England, 1824-06-25

BRUSSELS AND FBA:VA-FORT PATERS.

Frankfort Papers to the 18th inst. arrived yeitertity.
They furnish no intelligence of the least interest. The
prim of the Austrian fund.' are quoted as follows :
Juni: 0.-51etalliones, 912.5: Bank Shares. 111 s 4-0.
.11• NE 10.-31ealhques, 91i; Bank Shares, 111883-5.
JPNE 1 93 Bank Shares. 1062 14.
JUNE 12.-31etalliques, 93 3-5; Bank Shares, 1068.

(From the Brunch Papers of the 22d inst.l
Ilitusstte text 21.
_ _ .

A letter from Paris of the 19th inst. says, that thelate
Viscount Chateaubriand, is engaged in writing a pamphlet on bin
ministry of fifteen months, which will be published in the month
of July, and may be expected to be extremely interesting.
NI'REMSERCI. JUNE It
Letters from Pcm say, that the Reis Effendi had lost no time In
acquainting the Divan with the interview which lie had had with
Lard Strangford and Ilaron Ottenfels, and with the answer which
he had made to those two Ministers, or. tit-ir renewed demand that
the Turk:sh troops aliottld evacuate the two Principalities of M.
davia and IVallachia without delay, conformably to the treaty el
Bucharest, concluded in lOU. It is affinited, that after receiving
this conauunication. the Divan gave it as its opinion, that in do
resent state of political affairs, it was advisable that the evacusfien
of the principalities should be deferred till after the end of des
c.attpaqgn against the Greek [murrain. and that the Reis Eno&
has been ticaireti to present a note to this effiet to the Ministers of
Austria and England, that in their capacity of Mediators, they
may send a copy of it to the Cabinet of St. Petersburgli.
Yesterday we received adviees from Madrid, via Bayonne.
The following are extracts:—

MADIIID. JUNE a.
The Gazette of to.day endeavour% to prove, in a long article
, which is to be continued), that It is a great error to suppose that
the independence of Spanish America will be establisheillike that
of the Unittil States of North America, and it pretends that the
conquest of the ancient Spanish possessions will be easy.
BMIAJOZ, JUNE 9.
The most ext•anedinary reports are circulated respecting the pro.
jects of the French in Spain, which do not a little contribute to in-
crease the distrust of the people towards them. But the source of
these alarms is the general distress which prevails here, and, still
more, in the provinces, where it is beyond all expression.
London, England, 1824-06-25

A FARM HOUSE,

With Barns, Stables, Sheds, Waggon-lodge &c., an excellent
Garden, walled and planted with choice Fruit Trees; Orchard,
Walnut Ground, and sundry Inclnsures of rich Arable, Meadow,
and Pasture Land, with fine thriving Plantations, tastefully and
ornamentally disposed over various parts of the Estate, which
contains
FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO ACRES;
Situate in the Parishes of Fakenhain and Great Snoring, in the
County of Norfolk, a short distance from Fakenharn, where there
is an excellent corn-market; distant from the post of Wells about
seven miles and a half; front Illakenny, about nine miles; three
and a half from ‘Valsingliam, eleven from Holt, thirteen from
Dereltam, seventeen from Swafilmin—all market and post towns,
and near to several water and windmills. Fox-hounds frul harriers
in ihe neighbourhood. The lands have been well drained, and a
considerable sum has been expended within these few years in itn-

proving the rapperty.
To be viewed liry applying to Mr. Plowright, o' the Premises,
of whom Particulars may be had ; at the Red Fakenham ;
I)uke's Head, Lynn. Fleece, Wells; Rose and Crown. H'is.
beach ; Crown, iiwaffbasu; King's Head, Norwich; Rutland
Anna, Newmarket; Bull, Cambridge; of Mr. Withers, junior,
Solicitor, Holt ; at liarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-
treet, where a Planof the Estate may be seen.

PICTURES, THE GENUINE PROPERTY OF A
GENTLEMAN.

By Mr. ST.LISLEV,
At his Rooms, N, OW Bond-steed, TO-MORROW, June 26,
at Twelve o'clock, without reserve,

AvALtiAlli,ii-ii)Li,icrioN OF- ricruitEs
of the Italian, Flemish. and Dutch Schools, the genuine
property of • Gentleman, among which, are examples of Ade
llaroecio, D'ealvart, the Cancer', l.uini, Cuyp, A. Van-
develde, Vanderneer, Tenter', Van Mien, Jan Steen, Rembrandt,
and Scholars, IVi'son, and others of eminence. The whole to be
peremptorily sold, and without reserve.
May be viewed till the sale, and l'ataloguea had.
London, England, 1824-04-17

sAigS BV AIIoTION.

811FFOl.t.
tiTEAM CORAL.MILL., BREWERY, AND PADDOCK.
Valuable w 4 &nimble Freehold Mertuatila Situation,
Ipswich.
Br Mr. W. W. SISIPSON,•
At riarrawafa, on THURSDAY, April fl at Twelve, In Thew
Lots, by order at the Proprietors.
T"" ,Es rATE comprises a Dria-lmilt RTRAM
CORN-51 and (iItANAitY, desirably sinner fee
Trade, in St. Clements, Ipswich. Detaches! riding-hone stable,
chaise-house, and counting-houee ; a compact ale and table-beer
btoteery, with tun-rooms, store and vat-mans, and malt-chamber,
detached stable, dray and spag.ahode, cooper's shop and large
yard ; adjoining to which is • garden, well r..mitA rith choice
fruit vire; contiguous to the mill arat brewery is a paddock con-
taining one acre; the mill carries three pair of atones, and is cepa-
ble of grinding and dressing from 1011 to• 120 quarters of wheat per
week; the brewery is capable of brewing nearly 2,000 barrels per
annum. The who's Es.a:c is Preeboldt
May be viewed by applying to illessfw If. and (1. Ridley, Ips-
wich, of whom Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had ;
and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, 9t, Bucklersbury, near the Man.
sion-bonse.
London, England, 1824-04-17

TO MILITARY OFFICERS, INDIA CAPTAINS,
CADETS, &c.
WILLIAM EYRE, CAMP EQUIPAGE ray}TRUNK-MANUFACTURRe. Is the KNG, begs is
leaven the Nobility, Gentry, Gersdanol of the Army end Navy,
As. that heies REMOVED Rpm Osilagnmeraet to the ettA-
iive Prem;sm, No. 268, REGENT-STRUT, where be ham.
teady-managmetarld. • capital Smelt el staving IRON-BOUND
BULLOCK and CADET TRUNKS LLATHER PORT-
MANTEADS of every desnipsion ; BREAKFAST and DIN-
NER CANTEENS; SEA COTS, on the mat approved prin.
clam, and b appointment of the Patentee; SIETALLIC
TUBE BEDSTEADS, admirably adapted to warm climates;
with evmy article in the Business.
W. E. offers his nispectfol Thanks to his Friends and the Public
for past support, which he trusts his moderate prices and enema,
Goods will ensure a continuance of for the future.
No Connection with his late House In Cockapor-street.
••• A few Doors from Oxford-smaet.
London, England, 1824-04-17

UNDER TILE PATRONAGE OF HIS MAJESTY
AND TOE ROYAL FAMILY.
TROTTERI3ORIENTA L DENTIFRICE, or Mimic
Tooth Powder, established upwards of Fifty Years, and so
celebrated for its virtues inlieruning. strengthening, and indicat-
ing every disease from the Teeth, recommended by the Faulty foe
having nothing injurious in la preparation.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at No. 3, Beaufort-buildings, Strand,
sad by every respectable Perftuner and Medicine Vander, at 2s. 9d.
a Eox.
likewise TROTTER'S TOOTH TINCTURE for the
Tooth Ache, Gum Biles, and Seurvy_in the Teeth.
Nose is genuine that las not •• M. Tvoqa" wrings on the Ow.
vernman Stamp of each Bo* pni Bottle.
London, England, 1824-04-17

MR. JOHN CLARK (late with Mr. Cartwright),
SVRGEON Dk;NTIST No. 19, Montague-street, Rus-
"ell-square, removed from Southampton-row, takes leave to ac-
quaint the Nobility and °entry. that he continua to supply the
loss of Teeth in a most superior manner, either with natural or
artificial Teeth, on moderate Terms ; and that no charge will be
made to any person not fully satisfied with the utility and comfort
to be derived therefrom.
John Clark presumes he hardly need assure those who have never
availed themselves of such assistance, that they may be put in and
worn without the least pain or inconvenience ; and, as the very
great Improvement in the method of fixing precludes the possibi-
lity of discovery by the closest observer, and their utility to insure
the proper degree of mastication taking place before the food is le-
ceived into the stomach for digestion, which is soessential to health
(particularly at an advanced period of life when the action of the
stomach requires every assistance), ought alone to be a sufficient
inducement for overcoming any prejudice which may exist against
them ; independently of the great advantage derived from them
in thr proper articulation and modulation of the voice.
John Clark particularly exhorts Parents and Guardians to bear
in mind, that a little timely assistance rendered to Children from
the age of six to fourteen years, sill insure the greatest beauty and
uniformity to their Teeth.
. . _ . .

N. IL—humming, stopping decayed Teeth, aml cleaning,
executed on the most safe and cornet principles.
London, England, 1824-04-17

AN INVALID CARRIAGE COT, with BED, six
feet six inches lung, for the REMOVAL of INVALIDS.
however severely afflicted, with safety and ease. Invented by W.
HARMAN and SON, who were honoured by Royal °unmans to
complete a Carriage for the removal of her late Majesty Queen
Charlotte.

The peculiar construction of this Cot and Apparatus is much, that
any Invalid, however severely afflicted, may be removed from their
Bed into a Landau adapted for its reception, without change 'Apo-
sidon„ or increase of suff'ering, and conveyed to any distance, toge-
ther with attendants.

Many persons of high rank and professional eminence, suffering
under the toast severe affliction, and, from long confinement, de-
spairing of the possibility of ewer being able to endure removal,
have, by the benefit this Bed of TAM allbrds, travelled, without 4-
tigue og loconvenience, from ninety to one hundred and twenty
miles in one day. and honoured the inventors with testimonials of
their high approbation, to whotti reference may be made.
To be seen at their Coach Manufactory, I, icilinitreet, Oxford-
street, Landau ; and may be award for any Journey.
relilz their KIFA-Dk.l4, or COUCLif for the safe and du,
o of Invalids up se down itos.
4

EAST AND

r INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER
'HANOE, STRAND.

mom OIiTFITTING WAHSHOUSE forms a .e-
-'rind (Million of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a
large and woll-nmaufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage,
Carrick, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every
description of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles for Hoene
Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the
Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tablo and Chairs,
Clll4O Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel WA Bul-
lock 'hunks, Canteens completely lined up, neat and elennt, at a
medusas; price. Sea Cots, Bedding, Writing Desks, Dressing
Cum, &e. A large assortment of Canary and l'nfunry Surds,
Epaulea, Sword Knots, Seabee, Belts, and rigid', f‘e. &c. The
Harness end Saddlery, tegetiste with the Summer and Winter
Horse Clothing. merit inspection, from their excellent quality, Sat
style of workmanship. and Moderate Price. The whole of the Ar-
ticles in this Establishment are warranted, slid that excellent
Pisa. sr aft)._ Y• 610 fig, le *Wetly adhered to, of asking but
one Ready Moncy Price, hem which no discount =abatement will
be made under any circumstances.

N.D.—.-To prevent mistakes, the Ptahlie will plea" to observe
that the three rineipal entrances to this Ortfittntir Warehouse are
in Exeter 'Change. A list of the East India Company and Licensed
skips, and Morning Papers, are csiontandy kept.
London, England, 1824-04-17

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
CITY OF LONDON,
i'roducing a Net Rents! Of ihtl. Fa annum.
By Mt. VF. W. SIIII,Sr)N, _
At Darras/ay* on TH'JRSDAYordey,•Appril at Twdve, In OneA DESIRABLE FEEEHOEFD
pri
ESTATE, advanta-
geously situate for a Mercantile Business. No. fil„ Once.
theta-sweet, which includes, on the ground•Soor, • very superior
+ailefty sho commanding a frontage to 4m smass. mg
tenth the outhouse end inunting.house. In depth =lt
feet, the whole fitted up in a superior manner for carryisg ad an
extensive business; good cellar, with wine an coal seethe, the
whole client of the house; dinitir and drawing-rooms, three prin.
cipal bemoan en the second floor, three servants' sleeping-rooms
on the third am, and two mom, in the ode story. The Estate is
in the occupation of Meows. Harper sod Pearse, wholesale ma.
donee% whose Lease expires in June, MI. 2,at a Rental of 13111. per
annum. The Lund-tax is redeemed, and Inc whole is in at excel.
lent state of repair.
May be viewed three days prior to the Sale, between the hours
of Eleven and Four, by Cards only, which, with Particulate and
Conditions of Sale, may be had of ht r. W. W. Simpson, 24, Buck.
lima:miry, tear the Mansion.house, London.
London, England, 1824-04-17

ONI V EMIT r EvrrLLICENCE.

Caxnatnor, Aram IS.
The Rev. J. S. ik-tett, M.A., formerly Fellow of Clare Hal,
wow Iliumlain of Downing College, and Rector of Rotberltitbe,
titterty, *Mon Friday last admitted Doctor in Divinity.
?he Rev. °erne Whitefnord, 8.A., Fellow of Jesus Collage
Wised son of Sir 1 R. Wnttefuordt, has been instituted to the
italory of Westerfield, in sutrolk, on the presentation of the Lord
.lifsLop Ely, 'recast by the death of the lieu. J. Hitch.

Solcine.—On Monday an inquest was held at the
Regent lintel, in this town, before .f. Cooke, Esq. Coroner' on
the body at Joseph Vinturius, an Italian, who having been dis-
missed hom the service of a moat respectable family on the %red-
neaday preceding. had been in a despneding nate of mind until
the evening of Satunlay last, when he retired to his bed-moin
about eight o'clock, and cut his throat with a razor. A servant
gel,. on going to arrange the bed, was terrified by seeing him ex-
tended on it, stream'eg in gore, and immediately called up her
master, who found lain bathed In his own blond, which was even
Oita gushing from him in profuse quantities. the windpipe being
papUtely severed, and a razor Icing on the bed at his left aide.
rieriiiod aid was immediately preened, and the wound. deposes
and hiahtful as it was, sowed up. So determined, however, did
Is/appear upon accompliahing the dreadful act of self-destruction,
thin in consequence of his repeated attempts to reopen the wound,
by einglog back his head, it was deemed absolutely necessary to re-
strain his movements by fastening down his night-cap by strings,
attached ton belt passing under his shoulders : but he evaded she
vigilance of Ills attendants, and succeeded in tearing out the
stile/ley by .which his wound was sewn up. The rash set we+ per-
petrated at orlght in the evening_of Saturday—he retained polar,
- Of-his' 'nu! 'mg—when being ob.
was desired to fe-
at the same time
!" The hemp r.

After s patient ra_
verdict or ioAmity.
state of want or tlesti-
pocket.—Cheltrahom

•
i I 1 castiplately severed, and a razor lying on the be
'' aid/glad aid was immediately proeured, end the
ansiirightful as it was, Rowed up. So determin
.
1 ' I lid *pear upon accomplishing the dreadful act u
•
' ' I thin in consequence of his repeated attempts to re.
i by flinging back his bead, it was deemed absolute
strain his movements by fastening down his nig
attached to a belt passing under his shoulders : I:
V; ' ' i vigilance of his attendants, and succeeded in
1
I atftehea, by .which his wound was sewn up. The
pa deligh nned t in the evening of Saturday-.—he
possession of hie faculties until Sunday morning-
,
i served ao keep his hands up to his throat, he w
• . i
fYs
o
1174sinftaig the: last arliat giaue,
oa
which he
exclaimed, +
"'They are all broken
bade recommenced, and he soon after expired. A
station of evidence, the Jury returned a vet
unfortunate, man was by no means in a state
fur the sum of 221. was found in his pool
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London, England, 1824-04-17

TRULY INTERESTING MODE OF IMPARTING
FOREIGN LANGUAGES.
MR. W., Author of a highly-approved French Gram-
mar, and patronised by Noblemen and Gentlemen of the
highest distinction, begs leave to inform Ladies and Gentlemen de-
sirous of acquiring a speedy knowledge of FOREIGN LAN-
GUAGES, that he has discovered a new and easy mode of impart-
ing them, by which he pledges himself, in terms the most unequi-
vocal, to teach Persons of either Sex to Speak French or German
in Three Months; to Read, Translate, and Write correctly, in
Twelve Lessons.
Apply by letter, poet-paid, or personally, at 128, Strand, opposite
Ethaer 'Change.
Affidavit from D. P. Esq. R.N.
D. P. of the Royal Navy, and now residing at ---_,
maketh oath and saith, that under the tuition of Mr. W. he was
enabled, without the slightest previous knowledge of the Ger-
man Language, to Translateby himself with ease, in Five Lessons,
Burgher's celebrated Poem, entitled, " Elmore."
Sworn at the Guildhall of London,
this 12th day of February, 1822,
Before me, MAONAY, Mayor.
Testimonial from G. T. Esq, Barrister at Irw.
I, G. T. of the Inner Temple, certify, that under Mr. W—'s
tuition, 1 was enabled, without any
_previous knowledge of the
French Language, to Translate in Fourteen Lessons, not your,
French Prose, but Ancient Poetry, and the French Newspapers.
Numerous other Testimonials from the most distinguished Fami-
lies, may be seen by applying as above.
London, England, 1824-04-17

DI ED.

On Tuesday last, Wilfrid Reed, Esq. of Brook's Wharf, aged
84 years.
On the 13th instant, at his house at Camberwell, W. Weston,
Esq. in the 55th year of his age.
On the 13th instant, at his house in Highbury.place, M'ilham
Harryman, Esq. in the 75th rear of his age.
On Tuesday last, Mrs. Isabella Jones, widow of (ha late Mr.
Francis Jones, of Lower Grosvenor-street, formerly the wife of tho
Rev. Doctor David Evans, of Harley-street.
At Bath, on the 13th instant, aged ten months, Richard Donovan
Yam Scott, the second and youngest child of Captain Jamas SOU,
Royal Navy.
On the 14th inst. Mr. John Mills Evans, late of Gravesend.
John Mould, Esq. of Oundle, for many years an eminent prseti—
timer In medicine.

On Monde', the sth inst. at Louth, at the advanced age of 107,
31n. Ann VI aid, late of Saltfleethy.
At Trusthorpe, near Alford, Lincolnshire, the Rev. Jonathan
Keightley, many years Rector of that place.

1110 H WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRIDOE.
Moming, 21 min. after 4. I Afternoon, 44 min. after 4.

Printed at TILE BRITISH PRESS Office, by J. W. CAIIL7OI,
1111, Strand, and Published by R. Cast/011. same Ow.
London, England, 1824-04-17

-IDINDUROII and LONDON STEAM
i 4 PACKETS.
The Soho - . - . . - Captain Bastion.
The Jaina Watt - . . - Captain
he City of Edinburgh . Captain Bain.
The Tourist
The SI Captain Bestial, starts from Illarkwall early on
IVednestlay Morning, theist instant. Passengers to be on board
before Twelve o'Clock on Tuesday Night.
One of these Packets will start from Blackwall, London, and
Newhaven, Kchnburgh, every Wednesday morning, and in a short
time, on Saturdays, fur the conveyance of Passengen, (latrines,
and Goods, receiving and landing Passengers off Scarborough and
Tynemouth, when the wather will permit.
4. MITCHELL.
Steam-Packet Office, 35, Leadenhall-street.
London, England, 1824-04-17

TO THE TRADE.

CHEAP BED PTA.I'IIEIW, at the OLD-ESTABLISHED
MANUFACTORY, 41, DRURY-LANE,
OPPOSITE ORE•T QUEEN-STREET.
lr K. WALK ER begs to call the attention of the
• • Trade. He has now on hand avery large Stock of English,
Irish, Bantsic, Russias, and Ilsesses Eby FEATHERS, Troia
lOC to Itkperlhi'nhatillsingfillespos aShtepalstilis Isiah
makes thallejlarlilly sweet, tat frees dust, sad It Is immediate
use.
As It is a great satisfaction to Purchasers to nee their Ticks filled
and weighed, the Proprietor has a large Assortment of Ticks, of
every quslity and size, from is. to 41a, which are sold at prime
cost. Also stained and mahogany Bedsteads, with or without
furniture; Blankets, 'Hammes,- Palliasses, and every article's
the Bedding line.
The Proprietor king satisfied with very small Profit, flatters
himself that the Public will find great advantage is parehasieg
Goods at his Warehouse.

PUFFIN° WINE SELLERS.
r IIE deceptive System of Advertising iVinea at lower
Prices than the dont can be imported for, must be a fraud,
upon the face of it, and of serious injury to the health of Mit Cost-
lumen. In order to remedy this extensive evil,
IV. S. SA RGENSON, b, COLONNADE, PALL-MALL,
respectfully apprises the Lovers& Genuine Wines, that his Cellars
are Stocked with IlneOld PORTS, SHERRIES, and every other
description of Wines, of the best Vintages, which he Will sell as
low assay respectable House in the 3letropi3is.
Capital Pon Wines from 40k. to 45.4. ; Old Sherries, Pale, &e.
42.. to MU. the loot Cape Madeira, 19s. to 245.
Cognac BRANDY, Old Jamaica RUM, Holland GENEVA,
and superior British GIN, full strength; they will be sold, fur
C.i.h only, at very reduced prices.
•,,• The Money returned ifnot as warranted.
Nearly opposite Carlton Palace.
London, England, 1824-04-17

SUPERIOR STYLE AND ECONOMY IN CLOTHING.
SHOOBRIDGR, DRAPER, TAILOR, and
HABIT-MAKER, respectfully wades the Public and
Fashionable World. to inspect his SAXON and SPANISH
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, which be Batten litimmlf will
satisfy the most fastidious connoisseur, m to quality mid esleut.
Being deterniined tokeep none but the best workmen, he is en-
abled to exhibit F ab a Garment*, of evert &snipe" eqsal
to any in the West, and for little more than half plias.
liendenien are therefore entreated to give him a trW, which
he makes no doubt will prom satisfactory, and ensure a continu-
ance of that public patronage width he has hitherto so amply ex-
perienced.
A capital Assortment of Fancy Waistcoats, Ramekin water.
proof Cloaks, in Cloth and Camlet, and Fancy Geode connected
Rob his business, equally cheap.
KENT HOUSE,
No. 41, Cheamitie, opposite Wood-street, London.
London, England, 1824-04-17

REGENT-STREET, 212.

f GREGORY (frosts Waterloo House), begs most re-
spectfully to submit to the notice of the Nobility and Gen.
try his very extensive and choice Assortment of BRUSSELS,
TURKEY, VENETIAN, and KIDDBILUINSTER CAR-
PETS; Printed Furniture', Merino Hamask4, and Morten' of
every description, which he :tenures them are of the first taste and
quality, and will bs sold Twenty-five per Gent. under the usual
prices, for ready money.

SALO OP SILK&
ILEWIS sad Co. of RECENT-STREET, have rest
• Imre Let of mem GINQS
Q"LOtfTINEII en m to enable Oss to oilbe tile same
sale almost at one-halfi the usual Prices of such qualities. They
have also just imported scrotal Casts of "Tulle Dresses, richly or. ; Bland LAMS sad Black Chantilly Veils, which they
en oge to sell es low as Mock Laces are sold in this country ;
White Satins, White Sareenets, Gauze Dresses, sniped Lutestrings,
and Gros de Naples ; with several thousand Media Demme, are
amongst the number of their present Bargains.
IN, Regent-street. four Doom from (Conduit-flutter.
N.B. LEWIS and Co. are now introducing a very rich article in
DI/CAPE SILK, of their wen manufacture, which they beg to
MK? to the public as an earnest that they will not 'brink from
French competition in cheapness, richness of quality, and holm.
The Business of this Blouse is conducted entirely fur Ready
Money.
All Letters must be post-paid.
London, England, 1824-04-17

RY HIS bIA.IF:STI"S ROYAL. LETTERS PATENT.
AI A R BLE CH I M NEY-PIECES—ON SALE AT No. 4,
REGENT STREET, PALL-MALL
AVARIE ry of FOREIGN and BRITISH MAR-
BLE CHIMNEY-PIM:F:8, in the Newest Fashions,
unequalled in Execution and Polish, being made by Machinery.
Prices moderate, and the Trade supplied by
GEORGE BROWN, Agent to the PATENT MARBLE.
WORKING COMPANY, No. 4, Regent sweet,
London.
London, England, 1824-04-17

RISE OF WAGES.

We insert the following as a most important document.
It has been shown to us in the form of a printed hand-bill.
We give it as a piece of news in which every well-wishsr
of the operative classes of the community must be into. rested.—Glasgow Free l'rese.
Missive of Agreement entered into between the Cotton Slanafac.
tuna of Glasgow and Operative Weavers.
Glasgow March 19.
We, the undersigned Cotton Manufacturers of Glasgow, hereby
promise and agree that we shall, by the fifth day of April nest,
advance the price of Weaving (in such proportions as Ina, be
deemed moat advisable, or circumstances permit), and an conttal•
that our brethren in trade will do the same.
M. and J. Pennon. Gibson and licence.
Andrew Ilunter and Co. James Davidson and Co.
Thomas Muir. Brown and Colanan.
Janos Hutchison and Co. &Ilan tine and Ker.
I humerman, Morrison, dt Dixon. Robert SI udie and Co.
James Darnley. John Robertson.
Lawrence, Mackenzie, and Co. Black and Wingate.
Hugh Brown and Co. William and Peter Barr.
Sharp and Knox. M. Ai. Pattison.
Frew and Glasgow. William Church and Co.
Bewley, Thompson, and Co. David 3P.Michael.
R. 'Plimpton and to. Letham and Hoberton.
Adam Dixon and Co.

MEETINGA OP CREDITORS,
AT TUE BANKRUPTS. COURT, lA{INOHALL•eTREET,
TUIS DAT.

THIRD MERTINGS. N.
Alfieri, W. Quadrant, Regent-street, painter . ,It
Newiam, W. Dunater-hill, Mincing-lane, merchant - i
SECOND NEETIXOII.
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' '

Anderson, G. Maidenliane,;alehouaesnan
Hermon, W. Kilburn, banner . - II
Dowell, T. and Brown, W. C. Ironmonger-kat, and Leeds,
wool-marchanta - - - - -11
Gillingham, O. Little Pancras-street, Tottinibsen-court.road,
ainno-mmann _

stone-mason . - - 19
Rich, C. 11. and Adams, E. St. Ann's-lane, silversmiths .
TIEST MEETINGS.
Holmes, J. Bridgnzoad, Lambeth, Surrey, broker
Hughes, J. T. Wood-street, Chen haberdasher
haberdasher
Kent, H. Lawrence-lane,

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• 14
- • It
London, England, 1824-04-17

Prompt Payment and ne Abatement.

BY THE KING'S PATENT.
SIBLY'S RE-ANIMATING SOLAR TINC-
TURE is universally allowed to be the most pleasant, safe,
and efficacious remedy ever offered to the Public. Its warm and
renovating qualities render it the best medicine for Debility, Coo.
sumptions, Nervous and Rheumatic Complaints, Spasms, Indiges-
tion, boy/nesse( Spirits, and all those distressing affections which
harass the weak, setietitury, and delicate. It requires no argument
to convince more than a trial, after which those who rake health
will never choose to be without it.

Prepared by Saffell, No. 3.5, Gloucester--
street, Queen's-equare, Bloomsbury, in bottles at 65., 7s. sd., and
I Is. aiA • and in family bottles (by which there is a savinic of 7..)
at 2a. each. Also Dr. Sibly's LUNAR TINCTURE, tor rum.
plaints incident to the Female Sex, In bottles of 4s. &I. and Ins. 6d.
each.

Observe, none can be genuine unless signed by the proprietor,
J. R. Sa&II, in his own hand writing, on the wrapper of each bot-
tle. Sole Wholesale Agents, Messes. Barclay and Sons,9s, Fleet.
market, London ; and sold Retail by Sanger, 160, Oxford-street ,
Johnston, RN nhilli; and by all respectable Stationers, Drug-
gists, and Medicine Fenders, tbroughont the kingdom.
London, England, 1824-04-17

PATENT niA NDS. TRANSPARENCIE.S, &c.
TO UPHOLDERS. SURVEYORS, BUILDERS, &e.
URILAV and Co. BLIND-MAKERS, &c. to the
IVI Trade, 103, Piccadilly, nearly opposite the Albany. In-
ventors of the improved PA'FXINT STRIPED CLOTH
BLINDS, beg leave to intonate, that they have REMOVED to
the above extensive Back Yren bs". and hoes for I • and
Ras a large Assortment of sapwisernseiposom tads&
tion of Stained Glass Windows, Landecapee, &c. Also a variety
of Outside and Inside Blinds and Sun-altades, Virandas, Mower-
stands. Fence for Pleasure-grounds. Etc.
Spiing Barrels on improved principles, on the lowest terms, tor
ready &honey.

9.° Opposite the Albany.
London, England, 1824-04-17

CLOTHES MADE IN THE TRITE PARISIAN STYLE
OF ELEGANCE.

CWILLEY, TAILOR (from EBLIN'S, Paris, and
• SULTZ'S. London), has the honour of apprising the
FASHIONABLE WORLD that he has Removed to No. 231,
R E NT-C IRC US, 0 X / RD-BTR HET, where °endows
are fitted in a superior style to any house in the 3letropolis.
Haring conducted busbies* for the first Tailors in both Capitals.
he in enabled to assure the Nobility, &c. that his week connate of
the hest selected Extra-Superfine SAXON and SPANISH
CLOTHS and cAssiMERES, which he will make up at very
Low Prices, and in Six Hours' Notice, for Ready Money.
India Captains, Cadets, P and the Haut Ton, will
find a peculiar advantage in wing him their orders, as he
receives Monthly Patterns from the Court Taller at Paris.
e Corner of Regent-street West.