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DR. BREWSTER'S PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNAL
This day is published, Nn. IX. whit one quarto and two octavo
Plates. price 74. Gil. of the
DJNBUROH JOURNAL of SCIENCE, exhibit-
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BUCKINGHAM'S ORIENTAL HERALD
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Timbuetoo—Law of Libel—Oreck Affairs—British in India—
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—Moohummudan Law—Fourteen Gems—Christianity in the East
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A TREATISE on RAZORS; in which the weight,
shape, and temper of ■ Razor, the means of keeping it in
order, and the manner of using it, are particularly considered ; and
in which it is intended to convey a knowledge of all that is neves.
Nary en thin subject.
By BENJAMIN KINGSBURY, Razor Maker.
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BERMONDSEY
'ENTOY
Tt7F

ROPE-MAKERS. MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS,
AND OTHERS.
LEASEHOLD ROPE-0 ROUND, BER3IONDSEY,
SURREY.
By DRAYTON' and VENTOSI,
At Ithe Auction Mart, on TUMMY. the 13th inst. at 12, by
order of the Assigneesllllll.7lllism Reynnids,
AValutble LEASEHOLD PRO?EgTY, eligibly
situate near Dock-head and the Orange, Bermondsey, Sur-
rey ; comprising a well-arranged Ropery, with Spinning and Lay-
ing Ground, in excellent order, together with the erections of
wheel-house, warehouse, tar-house, counting.house, lofts, and
every othec appendage for the prosecution of a concern of magni-
tude. The whole in the most complete working condition ; held
for an unexpired term of 30 years from Christmas last, at the very
low rent of per annum 611..
May be Tinted 12 days prior to the sale, from nine to six ; and
panted particulars had on the premises ; of Mr. Eicke, Solicitor to
the,Comatiesitm 37, Old Broad-street; and of Drayton and Ven-
ous, Sarroyors :Lod AuetioPrars, 97, Ltadenhall-strints. " "

VALUABLE. BUSINESS. PREMISES, OPPOSITE THE
CUSTOM-HOUSE. LOWER THAMES-STREET.
- • BY DRAYTON and VENTOM,
At the Auction Mart„.on TUESDAY, the 13th %at. at IL by
order Of the Mortgagees (unless an acceptable hffes Ia ilaade by
Private Contract ),
AValuable Leasehold substantial Brick-built BRE-
A! ISES, moat eligibly situate, No. 83 Lower- Thanes-
street, the corner of St. Dunstan's-hill, and immediately opposite
the. Custoth-bouse ; comprising a spacious doublg-light glazed
fronted warehouse, with counting-house, and large store cellar un-
der; separate entrance from Thames-street to the domestic part of
the premises, and secondary stair-case; consisting of commodious
sitting rooms, airy chambers, and lead flat for drying linen ; held
on lease for a term of 18 years, at the very low rent of 761. les. per
annum. The whole of the property is in the mat perfect repair, a
considerable sum having been recently expended on the mime: is
pecullarty adapted for any wholesale or retail concern connected

Witt" aftipplag;ponsawlso mph: aetswarawdsdon ittriaVeapectable
farni:y ; with its direct coonexion with the Custom-house,
render it of importvsce.
May be viewed ten days prior to the sale. Printed particular"
had on the premises; of Mr. Tilleard, SoHattori, Old Jew,:
of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneer', Surveyors, and Estate
Agents, 97, Leadenhall.atreet I and at the Mart.

BAKER-STREET, PORTMAN-SQUARE.
Excellent Household Furniture. Cellar of Choice !Vino., and
Miscellaneous Effects.
By STEVENS sod BRENCHLEY,
0* the Premises, 36, Baker-street, Portman-square, THIS and
following DA V. at 12,
E Mod ern and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Effects of George Moravia, Esq.; com-
prising mahogany four-post, tent, and other bedsteads, with chintz
cotton hangings ; excellent acationed feather beds and bedding
wardrobes; chests of drawers ; dressing tables, stands, and
glasses; a drawing-room suit, of solid rosewood, consisting of
card, sofa, 100, pier, and occasional tables, chairs, and sofa ; noble
chimney glass; silk curtains; horizontal grand pianoforte; a ca-
pital set of mahogany dining tables ; elegant aideboard ; Barcon. ha-
gus ; Brussels, Turke and Kidderminster carpets; set of elbow
chairs, covered with Morocco; alabaster vases; lustres, dinner,
tea ind coffee services ; rich cut glass; about 50 dozens of remark-
ably CHOICE WINES ; eight-day dial; kitchen utensils, and
miscellaneous effects.
Catalogues may be had, at Is. each, on the premises, and of
Stevens and Brenchley, 311, Old Jewry.

TO THE WORTHY E EEC FOR'S OF THE ANE I EN .1. 511;411,7i7iblyuslkatwe 'flo'r asiZes";, Lit,i'd I'M:drat:l'y c"on'r tlI1;971; AND to the water side.
INDEPENDENT BOROUGH OF LEOMINSTER. The premises may be viewed any day prior to the sale, and the
GENTLEMSN, effects one day. Catalogues and particulars had there, and of Dray.
T T being generally understood that Parliament will be too and Ventom, 97, Leedenhall-street.
L dissolved this week I propose having the honour of visiting
immediately your Ancit'int and Independent Borough, and the LEASEHOLD HOUSES. BERMONDSEY, SURREY.
gratification of again paying my personal respects to every resident Be DRA YTON and VENTOM,
Elector. when 1 cannot doubt to experience the same general, cor. At the Auction Mart, near the Bank, on TUESDAY. June 13,
dial, and kind support which I heretofore received, the recollection at 12. by order of the Assignees of Win. Reynolds,
of which can never be effaced. Filly() Brick-huilt DWELLING-HOUSES, being
We are threatened with *severe contest, but I rely en implicitly „11. Nits. 15 and 18, Ciedliagesreet. near Dock-head, Berniond.
on your firm and flattering promises, that I shall go to the Po% not sey .
_. held far an unaspired term of 44 vests, and subject toe low
merely antiripslog success, but with a wel ed confidence roond-rent.
of a triumphant majority, honourable to yottsidresaad gratifying - May be viewed melee. d 0 file saki. by leave. Or thus:
I. MC. . . . sonesteist printed on the preatlees '- of Mr. Eloke.
Gentlemen, wham/. Snit «Melted the .honoittof your silltraffe•,_/ Solielme to theroanniniiirs, 37,.014-111madiiketie zand e( Drayton
:Nord you thee 'l.l would stand alone." You man saieycsly IntlYentorn, lil Urilll4ll3md Astetioncems,9l. Leadenball.atreer.
that I All tierupislotisly adhere to that deteroJoation : no intetwted
ST. JAWS'S-PI:ACE. PAM...MALL.
motive, no mean Individual advantage, shall ever induce me to Mita,
promise your independence. I require no aid beyond your generous By DRAYTON and VENTOM.
and zealous support i possessing this, failure is impossible. Sour At the Auction Mart. on TL'ESDAY., the 13th inst. at 12,
uniform and voluntary pledges here made me proud and grateful, A V,:luable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, in the most
and I have too much respect to your feelings and ire own to dictate Al siih‘tantial repair, eligibly situated No: 33, st. James's.
to you whom you shall elect in conjunction with me. place. St. Jerlfts's-street, Pliii.mall, replete with every actommo.
I continue to be. Gentlemen, datlim for a genteel family, sod containing airy chambers, dressing
Your faithful and devoted Servant, room, patent water cloaet, drawing and dining rooms, breakfast
London, May 31. 10.6. 7. DISH. parlour, kitchen, waah-house, amplitude of collaring, and paved
yard. Held on lease fors term of 1.1 years, at the very low rent o
AT the old-established CIDER CELLAR. ?ft, Maiden- per annum 901.
lane. Covent-garden, conducted by IVII,I,IAM sHIYT. May be viewed 10 days prior to the sale, from two till five
TLEWORTII (successor to William Clark), excellent PERRY, Printed particulars bad on the premises ; of Messrs. Freeman and
CIDERS. ALES, and STOUT. of superior quality and flavour, Heathrow, Solicitors, 47, Coleman-street; of Drayton and Ven.
may be procured by the Nobility and Public, at very reduced tom, Auctioneers, ite. 97, Leatlenhall-street ; and at the Mart.
prkes. ,
The Trade supplied on reasonable Timms. TO ROPE-MAKERS. AIER(HANTS SHIPOWNERS,