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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-21

INVASION OF CUBA.

By the 'way of the United States we have received in,-
trtantintelligoica respecting the invasion of the island et
üba by the Colombians: The letter is written by the
seconitid et:minions' of the naval expedition which was as-
sPrnhliwtr at Carthsgena. A part of the force destined on
this exprtiftion had arrived from Puerto Cabello. The
force, which was expected to be increased to 10,000 men,
was to be commanded by General !Alto Clemeuti, the
neva! force by Commodore BAuche. When the two
sixty-four gun ships arrived fro,n the United States (of tl:e
fitting out of which we lately gave the partienl tra) the ar-
mament would consist in all of one sevensf -four, two
sixty-fours, and three frigates. six .100p5 of war, besides
ten or twelve other vessels. The second is command ap-
pears confident of success.
The l'hiladelphia paper of the 16th of December has
also the following letter:—
CAIITHAGEXA. OCT. TS.
I presume you have heard of the pretended expedition fitting out
at th‘t phice the Island el Cuba, consistiog of one 74, and
fvc Irigs:ei. ASA sloops of war. sod a number of other vessels.
The notth..r ot troops will consist of from ten to twelve thousand.
All that prev.mta our departure is being obliged to wait for the
s•real of two frigates from New York, which arc daily expected.
I ;.tu yon sec I shall be again in a few days on the field of action.

I.VSURRECTION OF THE NATIVES OF JAVA.

The reports of the reverses of the Dutch in Java are
fully esitifirmed, in which we lament to say many of our
isountrymen have suffered. The letters received yesterday
..a•e of the lOth September. A battle took place at Dees
nackie, near Samarang, or, the 2d September, between
IU,OOO native troops and the European forces; the latter
is estimated at only 300, of which 60 were English, chiefly
sailors. The natives were completely successful.
The following is a list of En.glishmen, chiefly mer-
cha•tts, oho joined in the battle. It will be ()turned that
the greater number of our countrymen were either killed or
are missing;—
Eillee or missing. passing the river Lawee—Burone, 31`31aster,
Sutton. Willis, and Lindsay.
Missing, supposed killed—lfammond, Cameron, 'Wendt, Lack,
Chauoon. Masters. and Cramer.
Returned safe—Psge, Liman, P. Andrews, Ilarunch. Arratavn,
liollsies. Spencer, and Bremner.
The following letter conveys the intelligence in a brief
and hurried form:—

_
Sarnarang, Sept 4.
Battle fought at Damak--enemy twelve thousand strong.
Loll:mans killed—Burrows, Sutton. Brandt. Cameron,
tem 11 ills, Hammond, Cramer, Lorch. Lindsey.
Dutch troops totally defeated, and the natives advancing on
Sonarasg. The Europeans were putting all their property on
bo'rd the ships at Samarang and Samabuya. Thirty thousand
packets of enifire burnt, and the enemy destroying all the coffee
trees and sugar canes.
At the date of these letters all Europeans and persons
of property were leaving the eastern coast of Batavia, and
four merchant vessels, fully loaded with valuables and
wi..h female passengers, had sailed for Singapore.
London, England, 1826-09-22

THE BRITISH "PRESS.

assetrants to the Company's wareitotsee, and in that capacity com-
mitted the crime mcntioned in the indictment.
barium' little examined by Mr. LAM-1 am in the service of the
East India Coltman/ t on the 18th of July 1 observed a quantity
of tea in a handkerc ticf, and also some in a stn4ll bag secreted in
the warehouse I and suspecting that it W:ltt rut there by a thief who
would conic for it, I desired George Warren Gale, one of the ser-
vants. to watch. which he did accordingly.
William Gibbs is an eftleer. Saw John Frost, another cfEeer,
apprehcral the prisoner's, who were seseched by Frost; E lb. and
807.. of tea were faint' in Shenston's hat, which he had emptied
nut of the bog, and the empty bag' wai discovered in his pocket. On
Fitzgerald WWI found a handkerchief. containing about the wee
• quamity of tin; he said the handkerchief was his, and requested
it to be given back, hut said nothing about the tea.
Furst-concurred with the preceding witness.
Several witnesses gore meal characters to the prisoners.
The Jury found them Guilty, but recoo.mended diets to mercy
on accuunt of their previous good character.
London, England, 1826-01-26

MOUBRAY ON-POULTRY, Re.

This day is published, fifth Edition, enlarged by a Treatise no
Brewing, adapted to the use of Private Families, price 7s. in
board•.
A PRACTICAL. TREATISE ON BREEDING,
ftEAn I NO, anti FATTENINGI• all kinds of DOMESTIC
POULTRY, PHEASANTS, PIGEONS. and RABBITS;
including alsd an interesting Account of the Egyptian Method of
Hatching Eggs by Artificial Heat, with some modern Experiments
thereon; also on Breeding, Feeding, and 31anagIng Ovine, 31 ilch
Cows, and Bees.
By BONINGTON MOUBRAY, Esq.
" Mr. Illouhrny',, little book on the Breeding, Rearing, and Fat-
tening all kinds of Domestic Poultry and Pigs, is unquestionably
the most practical work on the subject in our language. The Au-
thor's aim seems to have been to avoid scientific detail, and to con-
vey his information in plain and intelligible terms. The con-
venience of a small poultry-yard. two or three pigs, with a breeding
sow, :Ling of good ale, and a cow fur cream, milk, butter, and
cheese, in an English country-house, appears indispensable; and
to point nut how these may be obtained at a reasonable expense.
seems to have been 31r. Illoulway's object. By adopting the plan
of his work. any family may furnish their table with the luxuries
at one-third of the price they are obliged to pay at their markets
and the farmer and breeder may render it the source of considerable
pmfit."—Farmer's Journal.
'V The Chapter a Brewing may be had sepassitely, to torn-
pith: the former Editions, price Is.
Printed for Sherwood, Hilbert, and Piper, Paternoster.row.

CHOICE OLD WINES.
By Mr. WILLI/1.3M
At the Mart, THIS DAY, January 26, at 12,
FIGHTY-TW 0 DOZEN of very tine PORT, bottled
in 1814, 1818, 1820, aod 1821; 38 dos= rich East India
Sherry, 74 dozen East India and Brazilian Madeira. bottled in 1821
and 1822; 24 dozen Claret Chateau Margaux, 16 dozen sparkling
Champagne. and 22 &sea Sauterne. The whale selected from the
beat vintages, and will be regularly delivered, by permits, to any
part of town or country to the respective purchasers

Samples may be had by paying for and tasted at the time of
aide, and catalogues had at the Mart., and of Mt. Williams,
Thtogmacton.stmet.

LIBRARY OF WELL. SELECTED BOORS.
By WINSTANLEY and S'OS,
,tt the Mart, on TUESDAY, February 14, at 11 o'clock, bF
order of the executors,
THE LIBRARY of a private Gentleman, latetvle-
ceased, consisting of the Works of Johnson, FierdOngt
Dryden, Swift. Hume, Corneille, PMdar, *erne, Pope, 1111W-
singer, Cook's Voyages, Bruce's, Hawkeqworth's. and Cartway's
Travels, Cartwright's Journal, Cox's Spain, Gibbon's Milne.
Plutarch's Lives, Robertson's America, Scotland and Charles flit
tth, Johnson's and Steevens's Shakespeare, Campbell's Lives of
the Admirals, Danials'i Rural Sports, Mutual Register, f/0112 1718
to 1814, 66 wok. and other Works by esteemed authors.
To be viewed on Monday preceding and melting of sale, when.
catalogues may be had at the Mart, and of Winstsnley and Suns,
Paternoster-row. . .
London, England, 1826-01-26

DICKSON'S PRACTICAL AORICULTDRE.

This day do published, in two thick volumes 4to. illbstrated with I
one hundred copper-plate Engravings, comprehending time hun-
dred subjects of improved Agricultural Implements, sbe different
Breeds of Cattle, the various Grasses (on sicAten coloured
plates), &r.
A
COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGitl-
CULTURE and MODERN HUSBNDRY ; in which
are fully detailed the nature of sone and manures ; the proper ma-
nagement of meadow and pasture; and the improved cultivation of
arable lam's; rotation oi•aops, artificial grasses, &c.;•the best'
means of draining, with numerous plates illustrative of the same,
and of embanking. enclosing, road.making, and fencing ; the dif.
ferent species of live stock, with coloured plates of the moat in,.
proved breeds ; and the construction of fatrn-houses, efflux and
cottages. accompanied with engraved plates and estimates.' With
an Appendix ef the Laws relating to agriculture, particularly of
the relative rights !of landlord and tenant, forms of leases, setting
out tithes, &c.
fly R. W. DICKSON, M.D.
Originally published at Six Guineas; bet on the moth passing
into the hands of the present proprietors, reduced to Four Guineas.
Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row.

PICTVRES.
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, THIS DAY. at 12,

A Valuable COLLECTION of PAINTINGS, among
A which will be found several rate specimens of the ancient
and modern schools, in a fine state of preservation.
To be viewed till the sale, and catalogues had at the Mart, and
of Mr. Williams, Throgrnortod-street.

MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Eight-day Clock, China and Glass, Pair of 21.4acb Globes, &c.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On the Premiers. No. 43, Mecklenburglt-square, OP TUESDAY.
February 7, at 11, by' order of the Executors,
THE remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE aml
EFFECTS, consisting of four-post and French belchtteed•L
with cotton hanginga,'good beds and bedding, tonhogitnytede4tst
sidebnanl, set of patent dining tables 13 feet loog and 5 feet win?,
14 parlour chairs with purple morocco seats, cheats of drawari,
dressing steeds and glasses, 100 and other t.tbles, sofas, Curtains.
chimney glass 44 by 40, mirror, Grecian and other lamps, carpets;
fenders and tire.4roas,.kitchen requisites, &c.

To be viewed on Monday preceding and morning of sale; Wien
catalogues may be bad on the premises ; and of Whistanley and
Sons, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1826-01-26

Excellent Household Furniture, Chimney Mirror:, Chin.,
Cut Glass, eight day Dial, and Miscellaneous Effects.

By STEVENS and BRENOH LEY.
On the Premiseo. No. M. Green-awn, Grosveror-to
WEDNESDAY NEXT, February I. or n.

Handsome and Genuine 110USEIIOLD FUR-
IL MITRE, late the property of John eltexens, Esq. de.
ceased, comprising 4-poet, tent, and press bedsteads. with chimp,
cotton, and other furninkre, excellent goose feather beds and
bedding, wits,' mahogany winged wardrobe, chests of drawers,
dressing-tables and glasses. easy chairs, elegant cut steel fenders
and fire Irons, Brussels and Kidderminstet carpets and hearth rugs,
chimney glass and mirrors. rosewood and mahogany card, sofa, and
loci-tables, rosewood pattern chairs, suits of chints, cotton, and
motine window curtains, pedestal sideboard, set of mahogany
dining.tables, Turkey carpet, two book cases, sounting.hcuse desk,
writing.tshle, china, cut glass, kitchen furniture, eight-day dial,
and miseellanedus eflkets:
May be viewed one day previous to the sale. and catalogues had
on the premises, and of Stevens and Brenchley, 36, Old Jury.
London, England, 1826-01-26

SPIRIT OF THE JOURNALS. •
The cheapest and most entertaining Annual Work published,
price Ins. fal. in boards, Maturated with Twenty:bounsurons
notigna, Frant.ttpiece.
Ti' SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS,
for the Year 1825. containing a• rich. selection of choice,
witty. aid amusing articles. Verse and Prose. from the Daily,
Weekly, and Monthly Periodical Preis, !Mehl and
Presenting the reader with the Spirit of the John Znll, Examiner.
end all the Sunday Papers; the IVgrerns and d'Esprl t of the
Times, Morning Chronicle; the humorous Varieties of the He-
rald and Bells Life in Loudon, choice Extracts, Anecdotes, and
Facetim from the British Press,,Dfanitfai. and other Pipers; witty
Montana from the .Eventott Papers and Magazines: selections
front the Literary Chroniele,Literary Gazette,. and News of Lim-
noire ; Vagaries, original and scarce, offering a greater variety of
amusement than isiir any other work, tompreased Into one volume,
which, it is presumed, will be found a great desideratum, either
I as a work of refirence or variety, for the library, fireside, or poet-
chaise.
The Volumes for 1829 and 1824 comnletc the Ikew Series.

Published by Sherwood, (Albert, and-Piper, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1826-01-26

Printed for J. Mailman, Ludgate-street.

Publishing by 1.. 11. Seeley and Son, Fleet-street,
I.
In a fcw earl, in 2 vols. Bvo. price 21s. boards,
111 HE CHRISTIAN EXODUS; or, The Deliverance
1 of the Israelites fro:n Egypt, practically considered in a Se-
ries of Discourses.
By the Rev. R. P. BUI)DIC031, M.A.
Minister of St. George's Church, Envois, &c.
In 1 vol. Ovo. price 144. boards,
111511011 HALL, IllS LIFE, AND 'I'I3IES. By the
Rev. John Jones, M.A. Perpetual Curate of (;rasiley. V. ith a
Portrait.

&eon.] Edition, Bvo. priee lOc. Gd. boards,
A PRACTICAL VIEW of the REDEE3I ER'S ADVENT,
in a Sales of Discourses. By the Rev. Jamei Haldane Stewart,
M.A. 3linister of Percy Chapel. kc.

IV.
In (Ivo price lOs. hoards

CHRISTIAN RESLARCHES ; chiefly in Syria and the Holy
Land, in furtherance of the objects of the Church Missionary So-
ciety. By the Rev. %V. Jowett, M.A. late Fellow of St. John's
College, Cambridge, and Author of " Christian Researches in the
Mediterranean."

In Aro. rice 9s. boards.,
An EXTEVSIVE INQt IRY into the most important QUM.
time.—" What it is to preach Christ?" and " What Is the most
eligible mode of preaching him ?" By Richard Lloyd, M.A.
Rector of St. Dunstan's in the West, and of Alidhurst, Sussex.
Vl.
Parts I and 11, price 7s. ral. each.
IXRA SACRA. Select Extracts from the Cathedral Music of
the Chnrelt of England; adapted for one, two, three, and four
voices: with an Accompaniment for the Organ, or Pianoforte. By
the Rev. Joseph Jewett, M.A. Rector of Silk Willoughby, and
Author of ]Luse Solitario."

I
In smell quarto, Part I. price 24. &l. Part 11. price Ss. &1.
The NEW TESTAMENT; with n plain Exposition for the
use of Pasniltes. By the Rev. Thomas Boys, M.A. Curate of St.
Dunstan 's in the West.
London, England, 1826-01-26

BOOKSELLER'S STOCK.
EIGIIT THOUSAND VOLUMES.
By Mr. WILMA:IIS,
At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew lane, on WEDNESDAY
NEXT, February I, and Ten following Days, at 12 o'clock.
A Valuable and Extensive COLLECT lON of BOOKS,
in elegant Bindings; including, among numerous other
magnificent and costly Works. viz.:—
Folio—Le Musee Francaise. brilliant imp►essions, 5 tomes ;
Musee Royale, 2 tomes; Musk Antiques, 2 tomes; lies Oiseaux
de Pamilis„ 2 tomes; the. Florence, Haughton, Stafford, and
British Galleries; Boydell's Shakespeare. 9 vnls. Ste. &c. Also,
the Encyclopedia Britannica, last edition, '2O vole ; and many
other select Works in various branches of therefore. Beautiful
Topographical Drawings, Costumes, Books of Prints, &c. &c.
To be viewed an Tuesday preceding and mornings of sale;
and catalogues 'had at the Mart, and of Mr. Williams, Thin.

VICINITY OF CLAPHAM.
Detached Cottage Villa, with Carriage Drive, Offices.. Stahhi,g,
Garden and Paddock, altogether about two Acres.
TO be DISPOSED OF, by WINSTANLEY and
SONS, a LEASE, for Mit years of a vet) neat dettiFlirtl'
white stucco fronted COTTAGE VILLA. plealantly shoat*
about three miles from the bridges, and in the vicinity of Clapham,
containing elegant dining and drawing-rooms, both with Ville-
tian isindows, opening to the lawn and garden ; live best chump
bets. two secondary ditto.' or TIUTheTIPP. potent ivater.clmet, a
man's chamber, kitchen, scullery, dairy. servants -ball. and
cellars; a 3.stail stable, chaise-house, cow-house. priultty-hduie,
pipettes, and outbuildings ; a green-haw*, excellent and very
ptuctive garden, with fruit wall to a southern aspect, and pad-
(!uck. Ilse whole containing about two acres. W .
To be viewed, and further particulars had by applyiri to \The-
stanley and Sons. Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1826-01-26

- . .
HACKNEY.
FINE MARL EARTH, WITH A WELL OF GOOD
WATER.

By Mr: HOGOART,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY. the Vita Fe 6.11112, to Oaa 140.,
it BOUT TWO ACRES of FINE MARL, in three
ri Grounds. called TERRACE:WALK. Melon-ground, artl.
Kitchen-garden, situate in Tower.street Oats Lamb-lane Back,-
ney, near Mare.striet, to which there is a atrtway). The 'earth is
to be excavated five feet front the surface, and tour years trill be
allowed for clearing the same, and making bricks upoh Ake
premises.
gay be viewed at aoy time, and particulars had of Mt. War.
them, solicitor, 10, Lambeth-road; at the Mart ; and at kr.
iloggdrt, G 2, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, where a ramp!.
of the marl may be seen.
London, England, 1826-01-26

COURT OF EXCHEQUER,' WZMCESDAY, J4x.25.

The Judges took their seats thin day about ten o'clock, and after
haying heard a few motions of Counsel, adjourned. -
The new trials are fixed for Friday heft. ' •

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, %.7EDNESDAY, J As. 25.

John Slate WWI opposed by Mr. Tbrupp.
It appeared that the insolvent, who was, a coal-merchant, bad
oh:aintd coals from Mr. Thrupp after his credit bad. beim stoppos,
by his fernier correspondent, and hzd applied die proceeds of their
salt to satiety the demarats of some istpoetonste crealitOm, wilds
unable to fulfil his engagements with Mr. Thrtpß
The CouAT,said that they were prevented front sivingjudgincest
In th:s case by the defects of notice and the imperfection,' of the
schedule, but they deemed it right abut those who .heard the case
should lcr.ow their sentiments upon it, glitch ware, that the inaol-
vcnt iron not entitled to the benefit of, the ActOiaring contracted
this debt with Mr. Thrupp, when hefted no reaeouable expectation
of being able to continue his business. The paioll of his conline.
mem should be fixed when the amendment of ;hie papers would
allow hint to be agsiii brought
„before. the Court.
Nothing of importance was traliSAClUll; and the Court adjoirtted
Monday next.

1-1.""--- •
'SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION &(WARE, JAN. 25.

IN MATTER OF MRS. AWN atantrNDAt.i:, A LUNATIC.
This was an inquisition held mules a writ of inquiry, before the
Commis..toilets 11ea rq. Evi.stcl:, WCLEVIT T, and l'irti.Lt-
310kE, and a Jury, to infinite into the state of mind of Mr'. Ann
!Martindale, the widow of Captain Martindale, and whether or not
she was capable of managing her ainsirs.
The Commission lue.ing been, opened, the .:yr were sworn,
g
after which the followin wituessee 1/4
were eknotisied.
Mr. Wan. lrassell:-1 am keeper of the floktco.lvitise Lunatic
Asylum. The lady, the subject of this incythf, dirs. An:i Zia:-
London, England, 1826-01-26

vu l.

In Bvo. price 9s. boards,
EXPOSITORY DISCOURSES. By the late Rev. William
Richardson, Subchantet in York Cathedral, /Lc. &.c. with a Por-
trait.

In twelves, lime 31. IA boards,
THE PRODIOAIt'S PII,IIEI MAHE into a far country and
back to his father's house. By the Rev. Thomas Jones, Curate of
Creatou, and author of Jonah'. Portrait."

In Oro. with Plates, price no. N. boards.
A JOURNAL of a RESIDENCE at RED RIVER SET.
TLE3I ENT, and of various excursions among the North A meri.
can Indians. By the Rev. John West, M.A. late Chaplain in that
Colony.

In Bvn. price IN. M. bout*
A REY to the ROOK a PSALMS. By the Rev. Thous
Boys, M.A. Curate of SL. Dunstan's in die
XII.

In Rvo. price. 7%. Rd. boanh,
The TESTIMONY of PROFANE ANTIQUITY to the
ACCOUNT OWEN by MOSES of PARADISE and the
FAbli of MAN. By Matthew Bridget.
Xlll.
- _

In BYO. nricc lOC. Rd. boards.
A Third Volume of SERMONS. By the Rey. John Fawcett,
M.A. ltector of Scaleby, and Perpetual Curate of St. Cuthbert's,
Carltaki.
XIV. •
In one small pocket volume. pike 2s. boardsg
SELECT POETRY, chiefly on Subjects connected with Re-
ligion. From the Works of Ilowdler. Cowper, Kirke White,
Toplstly, C. Wesley, and others.
London, England, 1826-01-26

This day is published. tour Volumes Live, pews 31. in boards,
A CLASSICAL TOUR TIIROI:GIri ITALY.—
By the bier. J. C. EUSTACE.
Sixth Edition. with an Additional Preface by the Editor; and
Translations of the various quotations contained in the Work, a
,Map of Italy. &c.
Printed for J. 3lawman, Ludgate-street.
Of whom ago may be had,
A CLAS 4ICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY AND SI-
CILY, tending to illusuate some Distracts which have net beta
described by Mr. Custace in his Tour.
Sir RIG/LIED COLT HOARE, Bart.
Second Edition, two volumes [lvo. Price 11. 4s. boards.
London, England, 1826-01-26

TURi' HERALD.

This day is pitblished. in • pocket intim!. priec 8s holf.hohnd,
THE TURF lIERALD, et .Annual Racing Calendar
for 1825 • contoininmple *tail!, of all the Meetings in
Omit Britain ; the Lawlor seine: (concise Aesotint °fait Rules
and Regulations of the Jockey Chtb;, with 031110111 Intiider.; and
separate Lists of the Winners of Riftis Plates and Gold Cups,
throughout the ear; of 'the Winnat of Ring's Plates at New-
market since 1717, and of the Coved and July Stakes ARM 1771
and 1788 ; Winners of Gold Caps at Oxford, Preston, and Lan-
cashire, and of the Woodcut Stake., laid Yorks Spring St'. Leger:
from their Impactive commencement oho of,tbs Domains St.
Leger, Derby, and Oaks, at Epsom, Re.
By JOHN T.
Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, Piper, Pithasoloter.omr.

JOHNSON'S SHOOTER' et liP:ioi!Ohr.
New and improved Edition, illustr • vrith Pima by highs tat.
price (k. in boards. or 12s. toolSwia .
TAE SHOOTF,R'S COMP 10. 0 ; comploinc
description of Pointers and Settee's; as well rut of mom Birds
which are the objects of pursuit ; of Scent; and the reason why one
dog's sense of smell is superior to atiother's i the Fowling-piece
fully considered, particularly as relates to the use of the percussion
powder. On the Properties of Percussion Powder, and the best
method of making it. Shooting flimsiness:4l;mnd the art of Shooting
Flying exemplintsl and clearly laid down. The (lame Laws fa-
miliarly explained, &c. &c.
fly T. B. JOHNSON.
" This is a well-written and well-arranged production."—Lite-
rary Chronicle.
Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1826-01-26

31 ECK LE NBURG 11-SQC AR E.
IVO be LET, Furnished, foe Three Years, or fora
shover period, it desired, a very ceremonious FA.NIILY
RESIDENCE, with suitable offices. garden', detached lush.
house, laundry, coach-house, and stable, if required. •
The preiniue are in complete order. containing six hid-rham.
bets, a dre.tainc-room, orincipal and secondary drawleprooms; -
dining-room, library,- handsome entrance-hall. store-roorn, two
water.cliviets, two kitchens, butler's pantry, and L•nr.rer.ient eels
larage, the whole hardscimely furnished, and fit ti.,r the occupttiors
of a respectable establishment.
For earth of admission, and further particular", apply to Wits.
xtenley and flora, Paternoster-row.
•
. INVESTMENT. •
. .
ripo lie SOLD, a FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
I Eft.11.31, let to a respectable tissue, 00 list*ellar wit.pars
unexpired, at such a price u will pay the purchaser 6/. pa cent.
interest. _

Apply to Mesa: s. Winter ad Williarne, 10, Bettford.rov.
London, England, 1826-01-26

rllliE TRUE "DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC,"
1 from i:e penetrating quality, Is found decidedly superior to
any other ester's' application in promoting the natural circulation
when in a torpid state, arising from cold, or other causes, and in
giving vigour to the pasts affected. When promptly and copiously
rubbed in. it cures Rheumatism, Chilblains. the Cramp, Sprains,
and Bruises, Sec. If diasolved, and applied on the first appearance'
of Chilblains, it prevents their breaking.
The general use of this valuable Remedy ban Induced many per-
sons to sell spurious imitations of it, which are stitimut eftbct. That
only is genuine which has the name " F. NetitYlly'^ engraved In
the Govertunerit stamp on each bottle. Ptleetse
gokikry Newhery and. Soni, Warehouse fo!
Dr. James's 'Powder, St. Paul's Church-yard tliut u rung per
sons miatakwthe Howie, .obaerve that it is tl4e Third from Cheap'',
side, the Number 45. Sold also by J Sanger, 150, OxfOrd.ititer ;
Hewkias, Boad.atreet ; Hanle, Ludgate-stroll ; and Strolling,
Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-01-26

BECKFORD ON HUNTING.

This day are published, price Ids. In boards,
THOUGHTS on FOX nni.l HARE HUNTING,
In a Series of Letters to a Friend.
By PETER BECESOPP. Esq.
A new Edition, elegandy printed in Bvo, on Fine Wove Paper, and
illustrated with numerous Cuts.

The present will be found to surpass all preceding Editions in
elegance of paper. printing, and illustration. The Authue's Notes
also, ahirlt bare long been omitted, are here introduced, and render
it particalarly desirable
2. An ESSAY on HUNTING: enntirrising a great Variety of
Important Information, under the following heads :
Hunting. Pleasure, I scent, Huntsman,
Lawfulness, Pastime, Hounds, I Sagacity.
Benefits. Game, Horse. &c. &c. &c.
(opi.d verbatim frosts the fhiginal Edition, published in the
year 1733. Elegantly printed is Bvo. price 7s. cards I or in 4to,
lb. , ..: • • . ...1 ~ ..,,as :
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London, England, 1826-01-26

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
Thee will be no cuing in London this thy.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
CALI:MS TO Xi WARD TII Is DAT.

B. • flow;;;P&T; iiiiriCia;viiiiiiDoWti
tabus . 1 Dean and Chapter of 1
Evans • Williams, Yak • bliddle.
dram nisi blush
Miller • Jackson, Bamford • Archer
pea bean% Davies • E•ans
Cel•btsok .Piaed Watkins • Smith
. Wks llniet Baron will sit en Monday ne

Ripley ♦ Stockley
/Wily • Carter
Mason • Nixon
Tarplay • 'Armen
Ward • Sevin

at ten o'clock.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, I.VEDSZSDAT, JAN. 25.

IS ?US MATTIS OP POLSTOWSCRAIITP.
___

Mr. OisionT statsd thatthe psdtioem, 1171i;i1112ei,, was en-
titled to a potion of tbe fonds of this charity. These were to be
adbeted by a pito foe their arringeotent now under consideration
of the Mauer. Counsel was therefore instructed to more, on the
lowa of the patithwier, that be be allowed to go before the Master,
tor the purpose of taking cut that his left should not be neg-
lected on the asocation.

oted the petition on behalf of the trustees of
the charity, whothought that the expense attending the proposed
proceeding would be more than the calms justified/
Ths vic Exit. scr LLOR stated that there was a method which
he should adopt of reconciling both parties. He would secure to
the petitioner the objects desired by his motion when the scheme
now under the Master's consideration came before this Court for ap-
proval. It would therefore be unnecessary to incur the expense on
the opposition to the tootles was made.
London, England, 1826-01-26

On the 14t of February will he trublisherl, in one volume Octavo,
prier. lON, bd. boards,
it COMPARATIVE VIEW of the DIFFERENT
INSTITUTIONS fnr the ASSURANCE of LIVES.

By CBARLES BABBAGE, Esq.
31. A. I.R.S. and Fl. &c.

Containing Remarks on the foilowing Subjects:—On the Tables
of Mortality employed for Calculating the Premiums of Assurances
—On tha different Kinds of Societies for the Assurance of Lives—
On the Rates of Premiums—On the Proportion of Profits returned
to the Assured—On the Mode of Assigning the Bonus to the
Assured—On the Periods at which Aasurers become entitled to
Participate in a Division of Profits. With en Appendix, contain.
in a variety of Tables, amongst which are a Table of Mortality
amongst Assurers—•he Premiums charged at all Ages by the
variqus Offices—and a Table of the Profits -made by each, &c.
&c. &c.
London, England, 1826-01-26

Lately published in one large volume, quarto. illustrated with
Forty Plates, price 41. 4s. in boards.
IFIRAVELS of COSNIO, GRAND DUKE of TUS-
A. CASY, through England, in the Reign of Charles the Sr
cond. To which h prefixed, a Memoir of his Lite.
Printed for J. Mantuan, Ludgate-street.

Lately published, in 2 soli. quarto. price d. Ss. in boards,
TRAVELS IN SICILY, GREECE, and ALBANIA.
By the Rcr. T. S. HVO!IES,
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Fellow of Emanuel College. Cambridge.
'nonrated with Ungraving,..
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London, England, 1826-01-26

PALL-MALL, contiguous to ST. JAMS 'S PALACE.
DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENEF

With imnceifitt;iosseseiii;:eom"--manillng—; Viewof 'St. James's
Park convenient attached sod detached Offices, &c. in excellent

Repair,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(01Watirtek Hews, Hegeat.etreat,)

At Carraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-a/ ley, Combill, on THURS-
DAY the 9th of trfarch,at 12
MM VALUAIItE ilTeLy o years, laid un
a.
L der the Cram for a Icomprising a very
excellent FAMILY ItESID NCE, recently repaired, finished in
an elegant manner, and adapted for the accommodation of
A F:I3IILY OF DISTINCTION
. _ .

desirably situate N 77, on the south side of Pall-Mall, command-
ing a fine view of St. James's Park ; containing on the upper story
four bed-rooms for servants, a large dormitory, housemaid's closet.
with water laid on ; a store closet, and closet with door to the roof.
second story, spacious bedchamber in front, dressing room adjoin-
ing, with a closet and water-closet; a capital bowed bedchamber,
wills papered, windows looking to the Park, and a dressing room
adjoining.
First story; a morning room in front, walls papered and coloured,
bordered blue, and finished with gilt mouldings, neat cornice, stat-
utory end Sienna marble chimney-piece, windows to the floor open-
ing.to a balcony, with ballustre in front, a roomy landing leading to
a spacious bowed drawing room, windows looking to the Park,
walls coloured in compartments, with pateras and gilt mouldings,
statuary marble chituiry piece, neat cornice; door to the secondary
staircase,a water-closet. • .

Ground floor. a handsome entrance hall paved, walls wainscoted
and. painted, cloak closet, fire-place, &c. An elegant light stair.
case to the first floor ; closet under the stairs ; a capital bowed dir.
ing parlour, walls stuccoed in compartments, and painted recess,
for sideboard; neat cornice, and dove marble chimney-piece; win.
dow opening to the lead fiat, with boxes of ivy. at the extremity of
which there is an ornamental building, and a large reservoir of we.
ter; a commodious secondary staircase from the basement to the
upper floor ; 'attached anddetached domestic offices, suitable te.the
establishment, well arranged and very convenient; wine, beer, and
coal cellars, areas, &e.

To be viewed by tickets. Particulars may be had on the pre-
mises ; at the Subscription Houses, St. James's street and Pall.
mall ; J. U. Forbes, Esq. tio. 6, Ely-place, Holborn ; at Clans.
way's:: and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regcnt.strcet, of whom tickets for
viewiog may be had.
London, England, 1826-01-26

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD.

TO be SOLD, by WINSTANLEY and SONS, The
LEASE, with early poavession, of 11{n excellent RETAIL
slipp and pwELLING-HOUSE, with private tntrance. most
desirably situated in the best part of that great leading thotuvgi,.
fare, the north tide of St. Paul's Church-yard, adapted to the I,i,r-
-po‘es of any retail trade, and now in the occupation of 3lr. Bryat.t,
as an India warehouse, who is removing 4) Ludgate-hill.
To be viewed, and further particulars known on application to.
Willemley ant Sons, l'aternostcr-row.
London, England, 1826-01-26

I) DMA NT to a Decree of the H igb Court of Chanon, I
made in a Cause ~Hoffman against Hankey," the CRE-
DITORS in ENGLAND of FREDERICK KLEIN, formerly
of LOlrtt Tooting, in the (iouuty of Surrey, and late of Strand.
green, In the Parish of Chiswick, in the County of Middlesex,
Esquire, deceased (who died in the month of February, 1823), are,
net or before the Ifith day of March, 18213, to niose in and prove
their Debts before Frances Cross Esq., one of the Masters of the
said Court, at his Chambers is gouthampton.buildingic Chancery-
lane. London, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily ex.
eluded the benefit of the said Decree.
CHARLES PUGH, '
No. 11, Ring's-mad, Bedford-row.

CONCHOLOGY.
On WEDNESDAY, the lit of February, avill be OPENED-foe
SALE,
_ _

A Superb and very interesting CABINET of SHELLS,
L-1. in which will be found many new and hitherto unciencyibed
Species. By MANVE and TATIMW, le% STRAND.
The best Elementary Books, with Plates of each (tenets.
SHELL COLLECTOR'S PlLo'l'. or Voyager's Companion:
describing where the b,mit Shells were found during a voyage round
the world. With coloured Plates, price /is. •
London, England, 1826-01-26

This der is irublished, in octavo. price ss. bds.
EEXERCISES on LATIN SYNTAX, adapted to
Zumpt's Grammar. To which ure added, Extracts from the
Writings of lluretus.
Er the Rec. JOHN KENRICK, M.A.
Printed J. Maw man; Ludgate-street.

Of whom a: so may be had.
A OR AWIAR of the LATIN LANGUAGE, by C. G.
Zumpt. Professor in the Frederick's Gymnasium, Berlin. Trans-
lated from the German. with additions by the Rev. John &snick,
M.A. Octavo, price 94. boards.
London, England, 1826-01-26

canirnr.n 9. AII3TI:f._

This was an actioninoM: tha amount bid hy
the defendant for a horse belonging to the plaintiff, which was of-
fered for sale at Aldridge's beery stables. It wax tried before the
Lord Chief Justice at the Guildhall. during the last Term, when
the plaintiff was nonsuked, according to the directions of his Lord.
ship, who considered it fraudulent in the pleintino employ a groom
to purat the auction, which appeared by evidence to be the case. •
'1 'Re highest hona fide bidding was 231. The defendant also ascer-
tained from the groom that the horse was trot sound.
111 r. Sergeant ‘Vit.ne now applied to set aside the consult, con-
tending that in law and equity the defendant was liable. The practice
of peke; was notorious, end mast have beer; kopstit to the A 1441-
who was an experienced horsc-clailer. It was even recognized
by the Court of Chanecry, which would enforce the present bargain,
but an appeal to that Court would he too expensive. The Learned
Sergeant quoted Lord Roselyn, and dud the rase of Howard and
Castle, 1 Term Reports, 1142, in simpert of Its opinion. l'safiug,
he said, had the sanction nt Parliament. which, by the lids Leo,
111. c. SOU, sec. In, recognized such biddings as legal.
Three of the Judges had no doubt upon the point, but at Mr.
Justice Gaselee wished to consider the point; a rule Nisi• was
granted.
Immediate's, after tho conclusion of this case, at a few minutes
past twelve. the Lord Chief Justice left the Court, to try Nisi Prins
cases in London, nusie of which were of any public tattiest.
London, England, 1826-03-14

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, ML►acu 13.

In consequence of the expected financial statement of the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer. wbich was fixed for this day. the Oallery
was crowded to excess long before the Speaker took the Chair. The
anxiety of persons to obtain seats occasioned great confusion, which
was with difficulty restrained.
Mr. Scott, from the Chamber of London, brought up certain re-
turns relative to the Orphan Fund.
Certain papers from the India House were also laid on the
table.

Mr. Sealy. from the British Museum. brought up a return of
the number of persons admitted to the British Museum during the
last year.

.HOLBORN ARCADE.

Mr. T. WILS6SI-6;ii;C inalitlitoTrect an Arcade from
Holborn to Lincoln's-Inn-8e ds.

Dr. Pli I L1,13101ti; said, that he understood the erection of
this arcade war in opposition to the feelings and wishes of an the
inhalnianis of that district. If he was insorreet in that statement,
the Hen. Member would set him right ; but as he had no doubt
of the truth of the statement, he would, in that view, consider it his
duty to oppose the Bill through all its stages..—The Bal vas then
read a first time.
London, England, 1826-03-14

LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE,

With detached Connting-house sod separate entrance, Finsbury.
place, with early possession, and Stores in theGolden.lane Brewery.
By Mr. IIU(HJART,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, April 7, at 12, in 2 Lots, for the Be-

nefit of the Creditors, under an Insolvent's Estate, who is since
deceased.
Lot 1. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn.
ri prising an excellent DWELLING-HOUSE, No.
20, Finsbury.place, Finsbury-square, containing servar.te attics,
5 good bed-rooms, dressing-room, a front drawing-mom, 2 par-
lours, entrance-hall, 2 water-closets, kitchen, cellamge and domes.
tic offices, with paved yard leading ta a capital countinghouse, '
with separate entrance to Croes-street t holden for an unexpired
term of au years, at a ground rent of 111. Os. lid. per annum.
Let 2. THIRTEEN FIFTY POUND SHARES in the
GOLDEN-LANE BREWERY.
The House may be viewed by cards 14 days prior to the sale,
and particulars hurl on the premises ; of Messrs. Freshfield and Son,
Solicitors, New Bank-buildings; at the Mart; add of Mr. Hog-
gart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.

HIGILSTREET, MA RYLERONE.
LEASEHOLD PREMISES AT A GROUND RENT.
By Mr. STANLEY,
At Garraway's Coffee-house. 'Change-alley. Cornhill, on TUES-
DAY NEXT, March 21, at 12,

A Substantially-built end very convenient biVELLING-
-4-1 • HOUSE and SHOP, with garden and bark premises.
extending a depth of 140 feet, situate No. 86 on the west aide of
iligh.street, in the pariah of St. Maryiebone, and haring a back
entrance from Paradise.st-eet ; in the occupation of Mr. Wilmot,
plumber and painter ; held under the Duke of Portland (who in.
sures the same) for an unexpired term of thirty years, at the low
yearly rent of 45/. Immediate possession may be had.
. .

TObe viewed till the time of %ale, and pi-lilted particular% had
of 31r. J. Bill, Solicitor, 56, Welbeek-street ; Frederick Bull,
Esq. 21, Holles-street ; on the premises; at Oarraway's; and of
Mr. Stanley, 21, Old Bond-street.

ORM E'S BQU A RE, DA I'S WA TER,IONiTHE UXBRIDGE

ROAD,

THP.EE NEWLY ERECTED HOUSES. AT GROUND
RENTS, JN THREE LOTS.
By Mr. STANLEY, _

At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Cliange.alley, Gambill, aa TUES-
DAY Next, at 12,

AN Excellent brick-built -M. ESSIJAGE or DWEL-
LINO-HOUSE, of twelve rooms, with capital cellaring,
waterclosets, with water laid on ; good front garden, portico, and
back entrances, and other conveciences ; situate on the Uxbridge-
road, on that very ihealtlty spot, Hayswater-hill, at the corner of
Orme's-square, overlooking Kensington-gardens, and having a
commanding view from the back of Harrow, llighgate, and Hamp-
stead ; held for sixty-nine years, at a ground-rent of only 3W. per
annum. Also, two substantial Wick and well-timbered Carcasses,
adjoining the preceding, with front gardens, and double entrances,
held for the same term, and each at a like ground-rent.
May lie viewed, and particulars had previous to the sale, of
11r. J. Hill, Solicitor, 14, Welbeck.street ; at Harraway's; and of
Mr. Stanley, 21. 1)I,1 Bond.street.
London, England, 1826-03-14

SPAIN.

the intelligence received from Madrid yesterday, Spain seems
again on the point of convulsion, and there is no question that the
presence of the French army alone ptcveots the revolutionary
11:10MTlents.
pram Madrid the accounts are to the lit inst. The landing of
the Constitutional force near Alleant appears to have produced
the deepest feeling*. One letter atty., • terror and orinfusion reign
here. The King and Royal Family reside at the Obey El Pardo.
and their guards now consist entirely of Swiss. The Ministers
have demanded i.f the English Ambassador, in a formal note, es-
.planation respecting the movements of General 31ina. who has
left England, as report says, to revolutionin Spain. The answer
of Mr. lamb was, that he understood he had left England. but
his movements or intentions he knew nothing of. We await fur.
they details with the greatest anxiety."
. The Curate Merino has declared himself hostile to the present
Government, and has put himself at the head of a considerable
twee., which is said to be enthusiastic in the Constitutional Cause.
Though we have no doubt of the Curate's ir.surrection, we are
sceptical as to the account given of his principles, and those of his
• troops.
It is asserted the Constitutional parties are already in possession
of the forts of Cartbagena, and expect further reinforcements from
the Algeria, coast.
The Dry of Algiers having declared war against Spain, will,
Is is supposed, afford facilities to the patriots. The commencement
of hostilities by Algiers we announced on the 6th, on the authority
• of the Spanish Consul-General at Tunis.
Several strong parties of Constitutionalists have appeared in the
north, and have committed great excesses near Corunna.
BAYONNE, MAROB 4.
The telegraph has been actively at wirk this morning, anti two
.optafet.es have, in the course of the day, been despatched for Paris.
• A Russian, Swedish, and two French coutiers, have passed (since
my last letter), going to Madrid ; and one Spanish courier for
Ports, and one Portuguese for Russia.
London, England, 1826-03-14

ARCADE FROM BARTHOLOMEW-LANE TO
bONDON-WALL.
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Mr. Alderman WOOD brought in a Bill to erect an Arcade
from Bsrtholomew.lane to Loadommall, which was read a first
time.

DALLAS ESTATE BILL.

P. CQitEkT.TY:atavatilis tit; U
Committee upon the Dallas Estateßill, which having gone through
a Committee, the House resumed.
SCOTCH BANKS.

'into a

Mr. CUM MI N(* presentetc;petitionf;Orn Font s, against any
alteration in the banking system of Scotland.
Similar petitions were presented by Mr. Maule, from the burgh
of Dundee ; and by Mr. Downie, tram the royal burgh of Inver.
kekhing, and from Stirling.
London, England, 1826-03-14

VALUABLE REVERSION OF !HONEY
IN THE FUNDS,

Standing in the Name of theAceauniana.ieneral of the Court or

Chancery,
Be 31r. HOGGART,
r4t the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d Inst., at 12,
a EHE REVERSION of ONE-FOURTH PART of
the serer4l SII3IS of 15.8431. 19s. 11d. Three per Cents.,
1,63 W. 19s. 9tl. New Four per Cents., together with the Divi-
dends from Christmas last to be added thereto. during the continu-
ance of the life; to be received by the purchaser on the demise of
a lunatic, aged 58, provided three Gentlemen of the respective
ages of 49, 25, and 23, or either of them, should survive.
Particulars may be had at the Alan; and of 31r. Hoggart, 62,
Old Broad-stmt, Royal Exchange. l•

HIOHRURY-TERRACE, ISLINOTON.

DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD RI*.IDENCE, WITH DI-

E DIA TE POS6EtiSION.
By Mr. H.q9DABT,.

At the Wart, on WEIiNi;SDAY, the id inst.. at 12, by order
of the Executors, unless an acceptable offer be previously made
by Private Contract,
A Capital FAMILY lIOUSE, cheerfully situate in a
healthful and pleasing part of Islington, being N 0.22, H igh-
bury-terrace, about two miles from the Pity, late the residence of
!Ira. King, containing the requisite accommodation for a respect-
able family, with neat garden, coach-house, and two-stall stable;
holden for an unexpired term of 48 years, at the low rent of M.

May be viewed by cards, and particulars had on the Premises ;
at the Angel. Islington; at the hart; and of .Me. Hoggart, 62,
Old Broad.street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-03-14

FURNITURE.
CHURCII.STREET, STOKE NE‘S'INGTON.
By 31r. HOOGA RT.
On the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, she 22d inst. at 12,
DART of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, the
Property of John Forbes, Esq. who is resnovirg„ comprising
hatt.pmt bedsteads. with cotton turnitures and window eurtains,
Leather be.ls and bedding, mahogany wardrobes, a set of excellent
dining table% sideboard, sofa and chairs, card and Pembroke tables,
' carpets. culinary articles, garden implements, &c.
To be viewed on Tuesday previously to the sale, and catalogues
had on the premises, and of )Jr. Hoggatt, 62, Old Broad-street,
Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-03-14

1

SALE BY AUCTION.

WORURN-PLACE.
Lowe, Household Furniture, Pianoforte, Chamber Organ, Right.
day Clocks, Plate, Linen. China, and Glass; superior Library,
and Cellar of Choke Wines, Re.
WINSTA N LEY and SONS.
Oa tbs Prentiss*. Nn. 23. Woburn place, Russell-square, on
THIS and followinu Day, at 11.
THE excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
EFFECTS of the late Robert Troyer, Erq. comprising two
drawint,ro an suites in chintz cotton, bedsteads and hangings,
prime beds and bedding, library bookcase 15 feet wide, winged
and other wardrobes, chests of drawers; dressing stands, secre-
tsire%• indehlard, set of dining tables, card lon, writing, and
Pembroke ditto, IR eating.room chairs, window curtains, sedan,
chimney glasses. 51 by 45 and 50 by-31, carpets, floor-cloths,
tender., and lire-imns, culinary articles, etc.
To he view,d this day, when catalogue. (Rd, each, to be returned
to purchasers) may be bad on the premises:, and•af Winstanley
and Sons, Paiemoster-row.
London, England, 1826-03-14

BALES BY AUCTION.

CAMBERWELL, SURREY.
Excellent Household Furniture, valuable Original Paintings, by
Wouvermans, flobbima. &c. ; Rees'a Encyclopedia Britannica,
4il vols., Wines, Plate, Books, French Clocks, a handsome large
Japan China Jar, Greenhouse Plants. Garden Light*, Meadow
Hay, two Mach Cows and a Calf, and Effects,
By Mr. HOGGART,
On the Premises, Camberwell House, nearly opposite Camden
Chapel, TH IS and two following Days, at 11 o'clock, by order
of the Assignees,
rilnE FU RNJ TIME comprises four-post anti tent Bea-
-1 steads, with chintz pattern cotton and dimity furniture', and
suitable bedding, bedchamber furniture, chessl glass, wardrobes,
double and single chests of drawers, Brussels, Kidderminster, and
Venetian carpets, pier and chimney glasses, sideboards, pdestal
and other lamps, suites of drawing room and parlour morine French
curtains, couches and chairs, an elegant pier table with plate of
glass at the back, a handsome large Japan China jar, library
bookcases, small library of books, among which ate Rees's Ency-
clopaulia Britannica, with plates, Ci vols. Also a a few paint-
ings and pictures, among which is a very fine painting, of a
battle piece by Wouvermans, and a line landscape by Hobbima ;
China and glass; about sixty dozen of port, vintage 1820, Ma-
deira, Sherry, &c. Also two ricks of prime meadow hay, a hay
cart and harness, two fine mach cows and a calf, a China sow,
brewing utensils, manures &c.
May be viewed, and catalogues had on the premises ; and of
Mr. lloggart, 62 Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-03-14

OLD BROAD-STREET, CITY. EXCELLENT MER-
CANTILE RESIDENCE. AND COUNTING HOUSES,
By Mr. HOGGA RT,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY.. the r..d instant, at )2, by order

. ,
of the Assignees,
THOSE Extensive and Valuable LEASEHOLD PRE-
BUSES, most desirably situate. No. M, Old Broad.street,
in the city of London, admirably adapted for the residence of a
merchant or professional man of the first respectability, containing
on the upper float three good sleeping-rooms, a pantry and store
clneet. Second story. three capital bedrooms, dressing-room, anal
water-closet. First floor, a lofty drawing-loom and large frost
office t fltessing-room and water-closet, approached by two flights
of stairs and screen in passage. Principal floor, a lofty front office.
two parlours, wart-closet, paved portico entrance, abd neat garden.
Basement contains kitchen and other domestic conveniences, well
arranged. The estate is partly let to .Messrs. R. and T. Neave,
at a rent of 1751. per annum, but the greater part is in hand, holden
for sbout nine years unexpired at a rent of 150/. per annum.
May be viewed, by permission of the tenants, and particulars
had at the Mart, of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, and Powell, 'init..
titers, New-square. Lincoln's-Inn, and of Mr. Bogota, 62, Old
Broad-street, Royal Exchange.
Four Rent Charges of One hundred Pounds each, and Four Ele-
venth Shares of an important Freehold Property; emnprising the
Leith and Berwick Wharf, with a Frontage to the Thames of

Ninety-three Feet, M'arehouses, Dwelling7houseatkblic-house,
and the Maudien's Rent Estate contiguous, Ealtilhnithfield,
By Mr. HOOGA RT.
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d inst., at 12, in One