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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-12

PARIS PAPERS.

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PARIS, tIC:TOBIR 7.

The last sews from the More■ confirms the ill-
tellugence tiT the advantages gained by the Greeks
over the Tarts, and it appears certain that after
►ome important battles, two l'aish.ts were taken and
1,1200 horses and mules loaded with baggage. The
result of these advantages was the 'Wise dispersion
of the Ottoman army.

The Greek Government which fled with so much
precipitation from the place of its residence at the
time of the reverses, has been deposed by the
Chiefs of the liellenian army; they have appoinitd
a new Government, erf which the principal mem-
bers are blaurbeardato and Priuce Demetrius
Ypstlmti.—(Juarnol de Paris.) • -
A letter arrived by express from Alien in-
forms us that General Berton suffered the execu-
tion of li:s sentence on Saturday, sth, at eleven
o'clock before noon. Ile displayed the grentrit
valmness to the last moment. Sange and Jaglin
have been sent under a strong escort to Thouars,
where their•sentence is to be executed. Dr. Caffe
put himself to death some hours before the time
fixed for his execution, by mean, of a sharp instru-
ment. which his friends conveyed to him. Ile
oountied himself deeply in the groin, cutting
through the femoral artery. After losing a great
deal of blood he expired, and thus escaped the
scaffold. It mint be remarked that Caffe gave
himseif the wound in the presence of two gen-
darmes, who guarded him, and had him iii sight.
To-morrow we shall receive more circumstantial
detsi ls.—(Pilole.)

The Erode announces that " M. de Santa Rosa,
the well-kuownfietlinontese refugee, had, by order
of the Government, inuNerl through Paris on his
way to Calais, where he is to embark for England."
Santa Rosa had demtrided of the Minister of the
Interior, either his liberty while lie staid in France,
or a passport for smother country. It appears that
the Minister has grouted the latter part of the re-
quest. It is probable that the dispositions of the
Alien Act will not be more rigorous than the super-
intendeoce of the police.—(Courier Francais.)

Six couriers have arrived from Madrid since the
day before yesterday. sent in different homes in
Paris. The house of Antonin received one this
morning, who announced that the Spanish Govern-
went had accepted the terms offered by thee house
for the loan of 200 milboos of reals, rather than
the term, offered by time house of Rothschild.—
The Spanish funds rose to•day on the Exchange
from 66 to 80 francs.

Colonels Fabeier and Dinteel are still detained
■t the Prefecture, Salle St. Mania. Thy hove

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London, England, 1822-10-12

POLICE.
.......

KMISION.UOUSI.

Yesterday two lads, named J. Srafomaris sad !Villain,
Doyley, the eldest shoat twain years of age sad tin
yesoge► oily seven, were brought up by Septicll, the
beadle of Br•hopogate, elairpri sitbatealieg s bran crimp-
ing stockist, the property of Mr. Fisch, if Bi.loptgass..
Wert.

Mr. Finch stated, that as he was lading la the parlour at
the back of his situp, he mw the two Prisoners come into
she miter; they caked for • Jow's harp; he replied he di I
not sell them; on w►ich they went away, but returned
again in shoot two otiosity', sod ipnired If ►e conk' tell
them where they could get a Jew's harp; suspecting their
intention, he told thins to gis almost their business; they went
out, sad on coming into the shop he found they bail coo.
'rived to steal a brass crimping machine, worth about 2(1,.;
he immediately went in pursuit of them, and found them at
an old iron•rhop in the neighbourhood, in the act of selling
their plisuder.
The boys, io their defence, said, they bad found the piece
of brass, mud were about to sell it for Acs•peare, brie(
the 'slue which the mistress of the old true-shop had put
upon it.
. . . . . . .

Tke Nissans were folly eoussitted lo take their trial,
sod the ponies Wood over to prosecute:

--- - - .
Trimmer, a respectable-looking old weman,
was brought op to mower the complaint of Mr. Carter, of
&albino-lane, in whose house she lodged. He stated that
the old Lady, since the death of her son, who hail taken rare
of her, bad been is his judgment evidently insane, which
she evinced by gelliag op is the twiddle of the uigbl, light-
ing a fire, going about the bathe singing, calling " Mur-
der !" &e.

Mr.. Trimmer listened to the charge with great attention,
and at the mention of Gamier in the night, she exclaimed,
" Only Psalms! only Psalms!" and delared h.r winiugtora
to be judged by the clergyman mod churcbmwdens.
Mr. Carter said, he was esoly lonians she ►hould be re-
strained lest she should do mischief to herself and others.

The Lord Mayor direettd en officer to take the poor no-
woo to the parish officers of Allhallows Barking, to shirt'
place she belonged.

GUILDHALL.
London, England, 1822-10-12

GREAT MOO RACR.
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Ytlsterd•y morning • matc►, which excited very great is-
teresst at the Clefishosses, awl open width t%eve was brill
wa• derldsd ewe Kilb•►ne-road. Captain
well bemire its ile sportive world as • good pedestrian, so-
ds rtook to run five miles in thirty tiniest's. for • stake of
SOS. pay nr play, and tide the &weskit, al odds. He
started at richt o'clock from Maida Hill, a mile is sod oar,
sod finally pestbs used the Mardi, sot hsvini errs e stewed
to Spire. The empire sad timekeeper declared that the fli.F
11181.1. had heen fairly petTorused l• the Mated lions which
had the tifeet •t settling at, murmurs as to the beti. Thw
Captsia was greatly fatigued.
London, England, 1822-10-12

Directors rentreci fully submit to the Pub..
lie the advantages to Persons insured ■t these Office..
The Terms lire unusually lilser•l, with the Benefits of every
other Other combined. The Pat ment of Rent hr allowed to
Soffirea• by Fire, without any merense of Premium. No
Charge is made for Policies. No responadrility can he in.
eurred a iw Partnership Soeirtie.. wherein every one is I.able
for Losses to the event of his whole property. Life luso,.
imerg.ff.rie.l on the aim! equitable Terms. Michaelmas
Policies should be renewed within Mte'o Jays (rim that
period. %IILLIANI BEETHAM, Secretory.
octottrr 4, 1423„

AmAc DON LI), No. 3, Wellington-street,
• Waterluo.bridge, S:ranil, mast respertlully begs
leave to return his most grateful thanks to Ike Nubility,
Gentry, and the Public In gimenil, fur their kind patronage
to hiss since he emionsenced business in the above shop. The
decided approbation his Biscuits have received, of being
equal to the late Mr. Lamina's, from families erase first
circle, and the increasing detained he has for Biscuit. (nr.
vented .ulely by himself, and tube had at no other house in
the trade), realties the hope he alum, entertained of public
opium, when it Is not biassed by prejudice; relying, there.
fore, on a onerous public fur their further eunrinandr, A. M.
again pledgee himself, that every article 'elided in his shop
shall be made of the best materials, the best workmanship,
and mime reasonable terms.

N 6.—Famtlies residing in the nonstry, by sending thei►
orders to his hoop?, ego have boles packed sad forwarded
to them si a few boors' notice.
London, England, 1822-10-12

IN consequence of the rrr .red Mule ref the
ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, which are found
• isever.fsiling rem. dy for Bilious and Liver Complaints,
Spinosa of the 211011111(11, Nervous Alfeetsions, Flatulence,
loss of A ppetlie, Head.arli, Giililineu, mill all cases of
defective energy its the digestive organ a, the %V.ire.
house fo► this useful Family Medicine is It EMOVF:D
from the Swim, to mufe commodius. premises, No.2S,
HENRIETTA.STREET, Cument-gioileo, where they will
iu future be sold iii hoses at Is. laJ. and 2.. 9.1. each ;
also by all tespeciable Medicine Venders. At lire same
Warehouse (and uu where else in London) may bi had
the Royal Elixir of Life, • eumplele restorative of the
•uimal functions in *dessert' life, and all cases of Nervous
suit Cousumptive Debility, lbsi prepared for the especial oae
of one of the goireeeigits of Etienne. and sow highly patro-
nised by the Nubility sod Gentry of this Kingdom.
London, England, 1822-10-12

THE INFAMOUS BISHOP.
This day is published, price One Shilling,
THE LIFE OF JAMES BYRNE, late
Coarbmaa to the Hon. John Jocelyn, Brother of the
Right Rev. Father in G--, Perry Jocelyn, Bishop of
Quaker. The Life of Byrne customs the origin and his-
tory of bin counezioa with the Bishop, furnished by himself,
with a description of the Assaults corantlited arta him
(Brew) sod other Pommies be the Jortlys. Family by the
Reverend Monster; and its MFeetlag history of the *ppm-
'Was sod wingaistary pousi•haperita inserted on haw during
two years Mai sixty-owe days in New/gate, Dr6lia, Ihroogh
Lis eadeoroara to drag the Mousier to light. To which are
addrd, Observation. tut the Cwidnici of the Jocelyn Faultily,
as well se that of Alderman Archer, in disiaioing two Ie
necessary for the Fiction'. defence.
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Printed sod published by Thomas Dolby, 299, Strand,
Loudon; and sold by all Booksellers.
London, England, 1824-07-19

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 17•

Yesterday the llerald yacht, (;aptain beeke, was towed out of
the harbour and proceeded to Repiford to embark M. Ward, Eva,
S:cretary of Legation, for St. Petersburgh.
Iln Thursday the Calliope, Lieut. P. Justice, arrived from Ply-
mouth; yesterday the Arrow, Lieut. Powney, sailed on &cruise.—
Remain—Royal Sovereign and Calliope.
in Tuesday the Royal Sovereign yacht, commanded by Sir Mi.
chael Seymour, Bart. K.V.B. arrived from Ireptfurd, to await the
I arrival of Lord Melville and Sir Georgel'ockburn„ and take them
1 to l'iymouth and 111 illord.--Ilis Lordship is expected to arrive on
Thursday next.
Tire Earl of Huntingdon is promoted to the rank of Poet-Cap-
rain-4'2144in Thomas Herbert is appointed to the Athol, for fo-
-1 reign service.—Dr. John Luke to be surgeon, and Dv. NPlntyre to
be Assistant-Surgeon of the battalion of Marines at Bermuda.—
Mr. h;van Howell, promoted to be Surgeon of the Pelican ; Mr.
W. Clarke (It), to be Surgeon of the Britomart ; Mr. Eye, Cam-
brian, to be a Lieutenant.
London, England, 1824-07-19

FLOURISHES.

In consequence of Neil ii;;;WI;;;;;171said that he received pa
thing but scratches from me, I should think he Is Rally upon nu
subject of another immix and that the sooner he gets an u, Mrs.
nit yof canting 2W. or the better. Therefore, I hereby offs, ts
tight him for anv aum he can make good, as for a purse, on
26th of this month. Joe ES, the Sailor Boy.
I heg to inform the Sporting Work', that being just arrived trot
Bristol, lam anxious for a turn-up in the ring, and will tight
Bishop Sharpe, liipsey Cooper, or any list. man in England, to
251. or 601.—Yours, bF JAMES BAILEY.
I wish to let the amateurs know that I tun ready to peel fix 106.
or 2601. against any 1311. man in England.
WI t. LIN M 00 ILDEN, from Bristol.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS,
AT THE SANEREPTS. COURT. ■ASINGHALL-STREET,

TO-IIOIIIIOW.

THIRD MEETING.

White, W. B. Strand, linen draper

SECOND MEETINGS.
Izod, J. London-mad, Southwark. baker . - I
Harnett, E. ind Kelly, J. J. Lower Shailwell, coal-merchants 12
Williams. 31. widow, Old Bailey, eating-house-keeper 12
Wise. R. and li. Wood-street, merchants II
IVright, E. Oxford-street, linen-draper . . ld

TILT MEETING.

••••••• • ••••••
IVasee, E. M'areriek-pisea, Great Surrey•strect, incrchant

DIVIDENDS.
Champion, J. Lloyd's Coffee House, underwriter, and Snow-
hill, tea-dialer
Hill, T. and Wood, 11. Queenhithe, oil and coloormen
Ranson, J. Stoke Newington, coachmaster .
Sinclair, J. How.lane. Cheapside. warehouseman .
Thompson, T. Guanine-street, merchant
Woburn, M. Condult.street, Band-street, milliner and dress-
-
makeir

The solemnity of laying the foundation-stone of the new
Independent Chapel at Huddersfield, took place last Wed-
nesday, on which occasion the Rev. Dr. Boothrovil dept`
sited the stone, and the Rev. Edward Parsons, of Leeds,
delivered an impressive and appropriate address to a au-
morons and attentive auditory.—Lerdr
Fist: A r r ns.—The manufactory of Mears. Bramelter,
Brown, and Co. situated in ?till iarth, in this town. was
stroyed by fire yesterday (Friday) morning. The flames, it allPfg
burst forth about one o'clock, and the alarm was itumedisint
given by the neighbouring watchman, but the engines did
mite till after two o'clock, when the roof had fallen in, and 6'
hopes of preszrving the stock ani premises had vanished ; as W,
as they got into operation, they plated with great vigour and edict:
and the new public engine belonging to the town. which was list'
toe the first time, proved itself to be a very efficient nimble;
Both the warehouse and countMg-liouse were preserved. *kir!'
uninjured ; and we are happy to learn, that the stock in the
and the premises were insured. The cause of the w•rideut .
clearly ascertained, but it is supposed to have originated in &-
feet in one of the flues wLich emununic.ated with the sus-,
engine.—Lecds -eery.
London, England, 1824-07-19

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THE Citamrsowanir.—lt is doubtful at present who will vii
the honoured title of Champion of England. It will appear by Old
Police Report, that in addition to the numerous candidates already
known to the Fancy, an athletic relative of the late unfonitatt
Molinty: is about to enter the lists. We congratulate the sins.
trues on the accession to their list of trainers, of the Lord Alsyor.
and hope to bare the pleasure of seeing his Lordship in thetas
with his sable protegee. Who will say that boxing is on the ds.
dine now ?—We have heard from good authority that the =A
between Shelton and Langan is tt in consequence of the latter rt.
quiring more time previous to IlFhting than the brave Kentish has
is inclined to a110w..--Jem aid, designated the Black Dia
mond, and who now shines in the milling hemisphere with extra-
ordinary splendour, can get backed against Langan for his (Loa
gates) own sum and cum.—Sunday Paper.
Homova or THE Rom.—A meeting was held on Mondar
evening last at the Green Man. Ship-yard, Temple-bar, to main
a match between 11. Jones (the Sailor Bon and Anderson, Is
fight on Thuraday. August 12. One sovereign aside was depa
sited, but Anderson bolted, taking with him the Stakcs--Sportig
On Monday week, the tfith of July, the fight fox lean*,
between O'Neil, otherwise the Streatham Youth, and Euwsi
Beldwin, nick-named White-headed Rob, will be decided. The
friends and backers of the men meet staday to make the last tic.
posit tor the completion of the stakes. A further deposit w.ll mho
be made between Peace Inglis and Ned Turner, who fight again
for 104 i. aside in September. The above matches, from the known
goodness of all the men, excite strong interest in the sportir
world, and betting upon the events Is very brisk 134
Inglis rather the favourites, and 5 to 2 that they do not both las
London, England, 1824-07-19

WWRXCRANDE HOTEL AM) COFFEE.II:
No. 269. STRAND

(Nearly opposite the Adel Theatre, London),
MHOS. SMITH respectfully acquaints Travellers and
Sojourners to the Metropolis, that his house is neatly fitted
up with excellent Beds and Bedding ; the best Provisions, ge-
nuine Winn. and Spirits, and every necessary accommodation.
Be trusts the moderate prices charged for every article, and the
general system of civility and attention to the comforts of his
guests, will render his house equal, if not superior, to any house in
town.
BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, SUPPERS, &c. upon sn eca-
nonnical plan ; and, for the accommodation of his Neighbows, he
has opened a spacious BURTON ALE ROOM.
Entrance, two doors from Alam.stwet, Adc!phi.
London, England, 1824-07-19

Tomorrow will be published, price Ss. Number I. (to be con-
tinued quarterly) of
THE PHILOMATHIC JOURNAL and LITE.
RARV REVlEW,—containing the following Original
Articles :—the Philomathie Institution--Ode to Science—the En-
glisb
Language--Pbrenological View—the Poetical rank of Pope
—the Principles of Life—Manners—the Permancy of Civilization
—life, as exhibited in a newspaper—Astrea, a Poem—lmagina-
tion and Judgment—the Relative Progress of Morals and Intellect
—Works of Fla:too—Measures of Poverty, a Poem—the Usury
Laws, ex.—Criticism--Lord Byron—Von Spix and Martins's
Travels in Brazil—Bounden's Poems—Pride shall have a fall—
Redgauntlet—Wa/lace on India—Prate by a Poet—Literary In-
telligence, &c. Re-
Printing for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green,
Paternster-row ; Wheatley and Adland, 108, Strand; John Cox,
Beetzent.etreet, Oxford-street ; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh ;
Wardlaw and Cunnlngbame, Glasgow ; and Hodges and M *Arthur,
Dublin.
London, England, 1824-07-19

" Nature beans
"Omnibus ease dedit, si quis cognoverit uti."—CLauotax.
" Since Heaven to all the fund of bliss supplies,
" Its frugal appl►ation marks the wise."
2. H YGEIA NA ; a Non-Medlcal Analysis of some Complaints
incidental to Females, in which are offered some important admo-
nitions on the peculiar debilities attending their circumstances,
sympathies, and formation. The subject of Sterility is especially
dwelt upon. Interesting and important cases illustrate the sub-
jet.
"Quo fugit Venus? lieu! quove color deems?"
Hoes. Lib. 4, Od. 12.
' " Whither flies Love Ah ! where die charming bloom ?"
The above may be had of Sherwood, Jones, and Co. 2111, Pater-
noster-row • C. Chapnle, fill, Pall-mall ; S. W. Fonts, 41. Picca-
dilly ; Callow and Wilson. 16, Princes-street, coma of Gerrard-
street, Soho; T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street; Highley
and Son, 174, Fleet-street; Onwhyn. 4, Catherine-street, Strand,
London ; Machete and Stevenson, Burks and Kinnebrook, Nor-
wich ; R. Deck, Ipswich ; Dutton, Bury St. Edmund's ; Shep-
pard Corn-street, Bristol; Barrett and Duffield, Bath ; Hatt,
Cambridge; Todd, Briggste, heeds; Wrightson, Birmingham;
Trewman, Exeter; Wolstenholme, York ; Gore, Liverpool ;
Harrop, Manchester; Jones, 117. Trongate, Glasgow a Porter,
72, Graftonotreet, Dublin ; and by all Booksellers.—( Price 34.)
Messrs. GOSS and CO. are to be consulted, as usual, every
day, at their house; and Patients in the country are requested
to describe minutely the case, cnilq,ing a remittance for advice
and medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world.
CiOSS and CO., 111. R. C. Surgeons, No. ►l, Bouverie-strect,
Fleet-itrtet, Lpndm.
London, England, 1824-05-14

FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANSION, AND MANORS

MR. ILLIPti moat respectfully notifies that hr Ind
for Sale by Private Treaty, A VAbI'ABLE and COM-
PACT FREEHOLD-ESTATE. well Timbered, with its Afar.
sion House and Gardens. several Manors and excellent Farms,
producing a rental of Three Thousand Pounds per annum, and
consisting of more than two thousand acres of land, situate within
a macs of London, and affording to capitalists an eligible invest.
went. •

Particulars may in a few days be had at Mr. Phillips's. 7.%
Bond-street.

ALL MUST BE pRAIVN NEXT SATURDAY WM2K,

THE. TWO TWENTY THOUSAND POUND
PRIZES, Ten other Capitals, and every other Prise. wart
all be decided Next Saturday Week, when the Lottery wt I ei .
tirely Finish.
T. 11011, of the OW State Lottery Offices, 4, C,ornhill. and $,
Charing-croi.s. calls the attention of his friends, the Politic, to the
closing day of the Lottery, when the contents of the present Rich
NVheel will be all drawn and decided. . .

Warranted UndraWn Tickets and Shares are on Sale at 1 s
Offices, where Nine Capital Prises have already been sold in ti a
present Lottery, including Two of 211.01101., viz.:-
5,295 a Prise of 029.000.
19,412 a Prise of £1),000.

&c. Ac. atc.
•.• The Priceof Storks is aCixed honrly against Bish's Off.ce,
in Cornhill, by which the public may see the fluctuation&
ECONOMY IN DRCSS.
At the EMPORIUM of FASHION, 171, FLEET-STREET,
Opposite Sevieant's Inn.
CHARLES, DRAPER and TAILOR, late vt*
LIF No, 181. respt7tfully informs Noblemen, Gentletnen, Av.
they can have a fashionably-cut and well-made Coat, of the best S. -
perhne Cloth. u.ntle to measure, from 21.105. to 31. 35.: Clue
lila& ditto, gl. Os. to 31. 13s, Rd.: Kerwyntere or Cloth Trot--
men, 211. to 38s. ; fancy Waistcoats, 61. 6d. to 14a. ; a suit of Li-
very. coroplete, 41. to 41. Bk. • Box, Chaise. and fashionable
Drivkig Coats ; Ladies' Habits and Children's Dresses clegaime
made. . . . .

J. C. conducting his business upon ready-money principles. a•
having always an immense Stock on view, is enabled to offer th. s•
articles at the above low prices ; quality and worknnutviiip not ti
be est cited by nny house at the West-end.
Gentlemen waited upon at their' own houses, by addressing a 1.:-
ter, post-paid.
Onssirve, the Number now is 171. Fleet street.
London, England, 1824-05-14

THAMFB OFFICE.

Yesterday J. Salim', T. J. APCarty, and C.
Horn, well known as canal agora were placed at the bar of this
office, before T. Rice'sELL, Esq., the presiding Magistrate,
with feloniously stealing sixty-two pounds of rope, from
two the property of Mr. Orange of Blackwell.
The agistrate informed Finch, that as this from circumstances
appeared to be his first offence. he was discharged; but as to Sul-
livan, Riley, M`Carty, and Horn, he convicted them of a misde-
meanor, and sentenced them to one month's imprisonment in the
House of Correction.
London, England, 1824-05-14

UN&ON lIALL.

Yesterday a man, named Reardon, was brought before R. J.
efiI.MNEI2%. Esq., charged with breaking into the Bell public-
house, in Falcon-orourt, Southwark. The charge against the
prisoner was quite clear, and he was committed for trial.

Now, that the Last Drawing Day of the Lottery last
contracted for Is so near (Saturday, 22t1 of .May), curiosity is on the
tiptoe to ascertain whether, after all, Government will really dia.
',•intinue so productive a tax, especially as it is a voluntary one,
and there are an many of a compulsory nature which they are eon-
, inanity importuned to give up. Whatever may be the result, hir.
Sivewright has given a splendid proof of what may be effocted by
'judicious Scheme., for the Public have pureluuted more than In any
of the last titty Lotteries, aril the few Tickets and shore, that now
remain, Ira nu doubt find Purchasers before the 22d instant, as in
that one Day, TWO of 1:20,000, besides 10 other Capitals, must
be decided.

TASTV.—On Saturday evening last, in a public-house
at Cockheld, a pitman, of the name of Cuthbert Bradwell, under-
took, for a trifling wager, to sup a quart of fat. an indiscriminate
mixture of what had proceeti,..l from beef, mutton, and Lacon.
The wager he won with apparent ease; and after eating a penny
loaf and a piece of cheese, he proposed a second wager—that he
would swallow a quantity of raw egg*. The wager was accepted,
and nineteen hen and four duck eggs were produced, all of which'
he devoured with the utmost greediness. lie then, by way of
sharpening his stomach, eat a piece of raw bacon, and afterwards
proposed. that if an/ person in the company would bet him a
chilling, he would unawake to cat 21b. of raw fat bacon ; but the
company having already had a roof of his smack us appetite, dc..
dined the bet.—Durftom Ch•oni.
London, England, 1824-05-14

LONDON MISSIONARY 8047IETY.

The thirtieth anniv ry me,* of Ms Sockty was held yes-
teriiy, at the Wesleyan Drug ent-street, for the pur-
pose of receiving the Repoli of the l:otatuse foe the past year,
and for electing officers for the yer ansatins. It was advertised that
the chair would be taken at ten o clock, but at half-pool eight, not-
withstanding the unfavourable state of &a weedier, the crowd
about the avenues to the chapel was so grind, that it was deemed
ati,heable to open the doors, and the whokof this spacious chapel,
capable of holding between 3,000 and 4 persons, was almost
immediately filled to prearatre. The ream **sanitation. at Deme-
rara, involving the conduct of one oftude body, were expected to
be discussed, and the sympathy excited by the fate of the unfor-
tunate 31r. smith, was one of the reasons.inducing so large an at-
tendance.

Precisely at ten o'clock J. H. Martin. Esq. took the chair. He
was sartmuided on the plssfoem by klialsters both of the Esta-
blished Church and Dissenters. Among them we observed I)r.
Alortsini (the ntissiwoury to China, who has translated the Scrip-
tures into the Chinese languagal the Re*. H. Townley, of Cal-
cutta, 141. Hat. IL aiiii.... WorP, Clay-
ton, you. Dr. Wardlaw, J. Bummer* Erg. MX. Hon. B. Noel,
&c. /Cc.

The Rev. Mr. SIMMER, the Secretary to the Society, then com-
menced reeding the Report. It was so lengthy, that his son, the
Rev. H. Border, was obliged to relieve hint when he had got about
half way through. It was exceedingly interesting, and detailed at
large the progress the missionaries ware making in all the regions
of the worm to which their labours were extended. (if course the
allusions to the late Mr. Smith occupied the deepest attention of
the meeting. The language was very moderate; more so, we
think, than the details of his sufferings and persecutions war.
ranted, if the statement of them was correct and impartial ; but as
the subject is so shortly to undergo a thorough investigation in
Parliament, where bah aides of the question will be heard, we
shall abstain from making any remarks upon it.
The Rome Secretary (the Rev. Mr. A at' NUE t.) read a stateman
alrthe Society's &tuxes, which, we are happy to say, are in a very
flourishing state. It appeared that their Tempts lea year amounted
to as follows: 1 s. d.

By Cootributions . . 31;36A la 8
By Legacies. .UM 11 ti
By Durations . . 1,114 6 I I
By Produce of Whale Fisheries - 593 14 4
London, England, 1824-05-14

IMPOSTURE UNMASKED.

THE Progress of Merit, although frequently assailed,
is not impeded by. Enry and Detraction. The eggvesston
ten'fataelnlybuvt:iaduncipthe7ininathte: Tttaindirearnten; ando thec""ialgrandli object—pobigliie.
approbation. The test of experience is the gwarartee of favour,
and has established WARREN'S BLACKING in general esti-
matirrn ; of which there exAts not a stronger proof. than the Oda
acknowledgment of a host of servile imitators, who surreptloasly
obtrude on the unwazpgparious preparation as the genera, at_,
title, to the great di lament of the augmented purchaser, and
manifest injury of Warren, whose character and interest, by ibis
iniquitous system, are equally subject to detriment. It became%
therefore, an indispensable duty, to caution the public against the
manseuyres of unprincipled renders, who having no character to
lose, and stimulated by avarice in their nefarious pursuits. aim :a
the acquisition of money through any medium but that of bovine.
The original and matchless Blacking beam en each bottle a short
direction, with the signature " ROB I2NIT WARREN:" all
others are counterfeits I and in ninny imninces the imposition labels
are artfully interlined with a di' :rent addrook. in very small an..
Faders, between the more conspicuous MI VI of " No. 3t1," and
" STRA N D." It is ear:wide recommended to shopkeepers and
others, wPs are deceived by blue fabrications of Il'arren's Black-
ing, to return the detected trash to the source tut" whence it mum
and expose the machinations of rts..nlity to metk:ll obloquy. •
AVarreids Blacking is sun...ls:4lloy brilliant; it %,:ludes damp,
gives pliancy to the Bather, retains its pristine yinue in all di-
mates, and, combining eleipince with conhirt, is an article equally
of indispensable fashion and utility.
Sold be every respectable Vender in ;cc, and anantry, bit.
ties, at la, 101, IV., and lid. each.
London, England, 1824-05-14

NEAR Iy,ACKHEATH,

Elegant and most desirable Residence, inclosed by beautiful
°rounds, disposed in parklike appearance, within live miles of
the Bridges.
By Means, ROBINS,
At the Mart, on THURSDAY, May 27, at Twelve, unless an
acceptable offer is previously made,
N Elegant MANSION, called STONE HOUSE,
situated on a fine commanding eminence, removed from the
road, and enronipassed by extensive and beautifully diversified
grounds, consisting of luxuriant plantations, shrubberies, flower-
garden, lawns, and gravelled terrace, commanding line views of
Blackheath, Lea, and the surrounding country, the wholeoma-
mented with the finest full-grown timber, of the rarest and most
beautiful sorts, and entirely surrounded by part paling.
In the centre of the grounds is an exertion walled Kitchen Gar.
den, well stocked witbfruit trees of the chcicest kinds; also a young
and well-sillexted Orchard of apple trees.
The residence is in most complete and ornamental repair, and
contains an entrance-hall, dining and drawing rooms, breakfast-,
parlour, splendid saloon, gentleman's mnrning-room, and seven
drooms, with dressing-rooms, and every domestic office requisite
for a family of the first respectability. The out-offices are de-
tached from the mansion, and comprise stabling for four horses,
double coach-house, brew.house,cowthouse, poultry and cow yard,
piggery, &c.
immediate possession will he given. This desirable property is
on Tanner's Hill, about a mile from Blackheath, and is leasehold
fora term of years, at an old reserved rent.
May be viewed, by cards only,on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa-
turdays, from 12 to 4, which, with l'articulars, may be had at
Messrs. Robins's, Covent-garden.

FREEHOLD BUILDING GROUND,ST-JOHN'B WOOD,
A little removed from the Regent's Park.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Yorkshire Stingy,. at Paddington, on MONDAY, the 31st
of May, at 12, in 31Lota,
A Valuable PLOT of FREEHOLD BIJILDIgG
11 GROUND, very eligibly situate in the preferable part of St.
John's Wood, a little removed from the Regent's Park.
Villas and Mansions of the first order are already erected, and
moss respectably occupied, close to the delightful spot which it is
proposed to sell. The views are everywhere interesting and exten-
sive, including the Surrey Hills and Windsor Castle, while Hamp-
stead and Highgate are separated only by a luxuriant valley. In
fine, the situation is altogether most inviung.
Particulars, with descriptive Plans annexed, may be had till the
sale, at the Yorkshire Stings, Paddington-green ; and of Messrs.
Robins, Covent-garden.
Half the Purchase Money may remain on Blortgare fur three
yean.
London, England, 1824-05-14

THE ARMT.

The Ist division of the Gist (South Gloacestershire)stici.
went of infantry, has arrived, on board the ladian flait
transport, at Cork, from Plymouth.
The ed division of the 34th (or Cumberland) /*am
of foot will embark, about the 17th instant, at Portsmout,
for Dublin.

The 2d division of the 911 h regiment of infanttrry is of.
dcrrd to embark forthwith, at Greenock, for Gibraltar.
The 7th (the Queen's Own) regiment of light dragassi
(Hussars), stationed at present at Hampton Coati, he
frequent field-days, on Hounslow-heath, under the inapt,
don of the Marquis of Anglesea, prtparatory to the Caul"
Review, which, it is understood, will take place is the
course of the summer.

The payment of three months half-pay to the reduced
officers of his Majesty's land forces, due the 24th of
March, including those heretofore borne upon the Irish
establishment, is now payable only on Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday, in each week
London, England, 1824-05-14

PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE.

HOUSE OF WEDS, THURSDAY, MAT 13.

MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS.
Lord Eastnor and others, front the Commons, brought mo the
Hereford Gas Light Bill, and several other private Bills, which
were read a first time.
UNITED GAS COMPANY BILL.
On the Earl of SHAFTESBURY moving the second reading
of the United flas Company Bill,
The Earl of LAUDERDALE proposed, that it should not he
rend a seated time then, as be had some serum objection to make
to it.
The postponement was agreed to by their hardships, bat we did
not hear any day fixed for the further preemie of the Bill.
MARGATE R.

A pesos *an the Margate Pia and Harbour presented sane ac.,
counts pursuant to the Act.
ALIEN BILL, &e.
Their Lordships went into Committees on the Alien Bill. the
Transfer of Dividends' Bill, and the Flint-glass Ezeree Duty
Bill tie reports co which wee received.
Adjourn

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tstrasper, MAT 13

Mr. H. SUMNER preameed a petition from people residing in
the neighbourhood of the pro=bilouth Loodoo Docks, praying
far componsation.—Laid co t
Co/ BAGWELL presented a petition from the Catholics of
Carriek•oo.suir, t the penal laws atkaing Roman Catholics.
—Lea on the table.. . _ .

Mr. Alderman WOOD presented a petition from the srasenuen
of Trinity House, against the Thames Tunnel Bill—Laid so
the table.
HIDES AND SKINS.

Lord STANLEY possnisi a petition bon the marina and
tanners of Manchester, spina as Hides and Skins HAL
Similes petitions woo prosantad ►y Mr. blabetley, (rein the car-
riers of Faverabsta ; by Mr. Mons, from Aberdeen; and by Lard
Fskestoos, from New Sarum
London, England, 1824-05-14

WOOLEN r. ♦KDREWE.

This was a special case. The action was tried in Somersetshire,
before sir. Baron Hulloek, when a verdict was given for the plain-
tie: The question now =se upon a point reserved on the con-
struction of the terms of a will. Ilfr. Sergeant Vaughan argued
the case for the defendant. It appeared that the circumstances
which gave rise to the action were these :—The testator, by big
will, bequeathed certain property in equal shares to six children;
but in the event of either of them dying without issue, the share
of that one should be divided among the remaining five. It so
happened that four out of the six had not issue. The will itself,
it was admitted, was extremely confused. Mr. Sergeant Vaughan's
client was not entitled to a sixth part only, but claimed a moiety,
to which the other parties conceived he ea not entitled.
CHIEF J xth, Brother Vaughan. it appears,
will not satisfy your client, for that Is ready for him ?
Sergeant VACI:HAN—No, my Lord, we want a half. We con-
tend for the cross-remainders.
CHIEF duvet( t:—My difficulty is to imply cross-remainders,
when the words of the will are to pre to the survivors.
Mt. Sergeant 'Fanny appeardt for the heir-at-law, and argued
against the cross-remainders; •belt he was afraid the object of
the testator could not be exeettied. The will provided that the
estate should go to the lestater's children, and to their children
successively.
Clime ineerce—The object of the testator was, no doubt,
to give an estate to his children and their descendants, in per-
petuity.
Mr. Sergeant TADDY agreed. That appeared to be his ob.
ject ; the testator, however, was not aware that it could not be
carried into effect, as cross-remainders to the grand-children
would be contrary to the rule of law. He contended, that
where the intention of the tattoo, could not be effected, all the
Court could do was to allow cross-remainders to the children,
not to the grand-children, and then to give the estate to the
heir at law.

Mr. Sergeant Valli:maw replied. His Learned Brother had
I appeared to think, that because their Lordships could not give
effect to the whole of the testator's will, they were not to give
effect to say part of it, The Learned Sergeant argued to the
contrary.
The Coe IT eeferrel giving judgment.

PREROGATIVE COURT, MAY 13.
London, England, 1824-05-14

To Sail in all May.
-
FM BOMBAY Direct, the fine and very fast-railing
tisk Ship LORD CABTLEREAOII, bonbon 110 tons,
y ing at itla.ckirall, JOHN FiELLAND DURA NT, Contmander.
This ship has room for measurement goods oly, superior accom-
modations for Passengers, and will carry a Surgeon.
For Freight or Passage apply to
BAZETT, t ARQUIIAR, CRAWFORD, end CO.
No. 71, Old Brood-street.
London, England, 1824-05-14

SALES BY AUCTION.

COPYHOLI) GROUND RENTS,
Of 411. M. per annum, at Turnham-green. secured upon an im-
proving Rental of Mk a year ; also a Freehold Estate in Ham-
mersmith, in the line of the New Bridge,
By lilessra. ROBINS,
At their Spacious Iloouut, Pima, Covent-garden, on FRIDAY,
May 28, at 12.
IOPYHOLD GROUND RENTS, amounting to
411. :W. a year. secured upon the whole of Wellington-place,
and a variety of /louses adjoining, including a first-rate Public.
house, the present rental far exceeding UM& a year, and situate in
the preferable part of Turnham-green ; it Is leld of the Manor of
button Court, and not subject to any deduction. Also the moiety of
a Freehold Estate, situate at flanunersenitb, in the line of the
New Bridge, consisting of one good House, with extensive front
to the road, three 3lessuagcat and tour Cottages, producing a low
rental of 801. r year, at the determination of the lease, and the rent
will be doubled.

Particulars 11117 be had foutteen days prior to the sale, at the
office of Messrs. Meyrick and Cos, Red Lion-squire: Pack
Horse, Tumham-green; Coffee-house, flamnsersouth ; and in
Covent-garden.

THE SURREY INSTITUTION,

Presenting a most inviting spot fur aarantigeous Investment,
contiguous to Blackfriars.
By MOW". ROBINS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, Bth June,
ALL dime valuable and highly.distiuished Premises,
the SURREY INSTITUTTONoiM which will be re.
mamboed for tinny yams as theLaverlan Museum. The
easaysiaes as hansom Plot of around, adapted partieularPwn
the liveliest purpose, while It iv singularly, well calculated for a
Chapel or Theatre, and the situation ptemtsing it every advantage.
his held foe Seventy Years, at a trivial (hound Rent.
Further particulars will be immediately announced.
London, England, 1824-05-14

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Max' 13.
ENTERED Ihrwmens.
Earl Bathurst, Hibbs (Hall, broker h from Rotterdam.
Vestal, Robertson (Venue), from Teoeriffe.
Dart. Stranaek (I)rinkald), from Ostend.
l'riendachae, Visser ( Hofruan), from Worcum.
Resource, Classico (Rule), from 31entel.
Doris, Nelson (Monet)), from Frederickstadt.
Eleot.ora. sanorius (Rule), from Memel.
Princess Alexandrine and Louisa, Badman (Caster.deick). fr,..
Memel.
Otes, A lilekes (Benham), from Pillau.
Traveller. Dixon ((keen), from Zante.
Hector, Burnett (Chapman), from Dmitri,.
Samuel and Sarah, Redhead (Chapman), from Memel.
MAY 12..
ENTERED Orr wxans—The Sires, far Calais; Albion, for
Constantinople; (Economy, far Arebasgel; Margery, for Bailie;
Hereto, for St. Mitt's; Joseph and Ana, for Cattliagena ; Mary
Ann, for Hamburgh ; and Marge,for lieteeedan,
(LEARI NG OUTWARDS— fur Honduras; Marquis
of Anglesea, for Jamaica ; Cal and and ?beds for Lisboa; Per.
severance, for Calais ; and nit Omer Prevost, for Quitter.
London, England, 1824-07-26

BY WS MVESTV'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
MARBLE CHISINEYPIECES—ppi SALE AT N 0.4,

REGENT-STREET. PALI4IALT..

,t VARIETY of FOREIGN and BRITISH MAR-
BLE CHIMNEY-PIECES, in the Newest Fashions,
unequalled in Execution and Polish. being made by Machinery.
PRICES MODERATE. AND THE TRADE SUPPLIED,
BY Q EOROE BROWN, Agent to the PATENT IiIARB'LE-
WORKING COMPANY, whose Warehouse is assorted with
the following New and Fashionable Stock of Furniture. manufac-
tured by the best workmen, and of the Choicest materials, viz.

P.o‘eivoird and 3labogany Chef.
frnier, Console, Lon, Card,
Library and Ladies Tables.
. . . . . .

Conches emuite of various de-
scriptions, and miscellaneous
A nicks for the Drawing-roum

A variety of winged and Lingle
It'ardrolms, Secretaries,
Giests of Drawers, Sr.
RoAcwooi. Mahogany, !mita.
tion, and Fancy sets of Chairs
in splendid variety.

Dining room and Chain-ben.
Pier and Chimney (ilassea or all
dimensions in carved and
gilded Frames.
Bedaeads and Furniturea. Bed.

din; and Carpets in all ca.

GEORGE BROWN respecti
Goods au...manufactured under hi,
can therefore be warranted.—W;
near Charles-kreet, t3t. Janses'aa

rinks,.
ifully announces that the above
is own immediate insportion, and
'arehonse, No. 4, itegent-street,
MUM.
London, England, 1824-07-26

EAST GRINSTEA D. SUSSEX.

Delightful Reitknot and Offices, beautiful Pkaaute Growada, Hot
and (liven Houlca; Stream of Water, stored with Fish; Caach
Hawse, htabloi, Farm Buildings, tee, and Dearly HUtlutrasix
Acre. of rich Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, with ezteasive
Common Hight.

By Hr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwieh-House, Regent-atreet4
At °strawy's Collie-House. Exabange-alley, Combat aa
73111R2DAY, August It, Rill, at twelve .'Clock, in One
A
4.0 e.
VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPY-
IX BOLD ESTATE—STONE-1101,SE PARK.
Demprising.—A substantial None-built FA3III.Y RESI-
DENCE, erected on a neat elevation, pleasantly situated in the
parish of Eam (innocent', In the manly of Suomi, alsout three
miles from the market sown of Esit 6nnotasel„ twelve trunk 'run-
bridge %Vella, twenty-five Irons Brighton, and thirty-three from
London, in agm healthy part of the country. The house bag
been fitted up ins handsome manna, containing sax excellent bed-
chamber:, two tennis for servants, arse attics; pzir.cipal and 'Econ.
daty staireases ; a spotious entrance lull ; emelknit dining
Parlours Ilkley, drawing-room. with bowed windows at saris end,
communicating to a conservatory. through which there is a view of
a water-fall and founts!. of soft elating water; convenient (Aces,
hitchers, dairy, pantry, butler's pantry, washhoum ; extensive
vine and beer cellar.; roach-bousa„ stable for five bursts, lien-
houses, poultry -yard, !Newhouse, cellar, and granary.
Delightful ilign pleiwure-ground, ornamented with flower bor-
ders; shrubberies, with great variety of evergreens and line
thriving timber; two hot-houses, green-houso, gardener's house,
Ewe., all is excellent repair; a good garden. well stocbed and
zareel ; orclimd, stocked with &Moe productive fruit-trees;
, Noted v ith fish ; bath-house and dtessiag-room : cottages,
farm-home, two tarns 'Ards, tad all requisite out-buildings,
snd nearly
London, England, 1824-07-26

THIS
OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms it ft-
mad division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a
large and well-manuflictered Stock of fashionable Carriage,
Outride, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every
description of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles for Home
Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the'
Spanish Main. Camp Bodsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs,
Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bul-
lock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, neat and elegant, at a
moderate pries. Sea Cots, IleddinT, Writing Desks, -Blessing
Cases, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords,
' Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. &c. The
Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Winter
Horse Clothing, Davit inspection, from their excellent quality, first
style of workmanship, and 3loderate Price. The whole of the Ar-
ticks in this Eatablishment are warranted, and that excellent
plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of askirg but
one Ready Money Price, from which no discount urabatement will
be made under any circumstances.
N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe
that the duce principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are
in Exeter 'Change. A list of the East India Company and Licensed
Ships, and louring Papers, are conatandy kept. .
London, England, 1824-07-26

EIGIITY.SIF ACRI•S

Of rich meadow, amble, and wood lead, all lying onmpnet.
Every attention has been paid, and a very correlatable sum btu
been expended, to render the Residence and Estate complete.
The lands are in an excellent sate of cultivation, and have been
rendered highly nmsniental by judicious plantations in 'tritium
parts. Coecites to and from Lunduo pass duly.—to be viewed by
Tickets.
Particular" may be had en the premises; at the Dente Ann%
and t'rown, Fast Grinstead; Rose and Crown. Tunbridge; king's
Head, eucktitld ; Star, Lewes: Swan, and White Ilan. Ityrgate,
and I iodstone; of %Jester. Stephenson and Hateineo, Southampton-
buildings, Chantery.lane ;at Carraway'a ; and of Rubins, 171,
itegent-street. of whom tickets for viewing may be had,
London, England, 1824-07-26

WINDSOR, Jets 2.5.

Last evening as the Kiiiiivas taking hie usual drive
in Windsor Park, one of the Royal carriages in attendance
on His Majesty was accidentally overturned, but happily
none of the Royal party received any injury, except Sir
Andrew Barnard, the Groom in waiting, whose ancle was
dislocated by the fall.
The weather continuing remarkably fine to this day,
the Town and Park have been thronged with visitors from
the neighbourhood, and various distant parts, who resorted
to the Terrace, and whose attention was also attracted to view
the extensive alterations and improvements which have
commenced in the Royal Castle. Two Military Bands
attended on the Terrace, and played for the amusement of
the promenaders, who appeared highly delighted.

His Royal Highness the Duke of York is expected to
arrive at the Pavilion, at Brighton, on the Y 7 th.

Saturday the Princess Augusta left London for her
Royal Higimess'a mansion, at Frogmore, near Windsor.
Prince Leopold dined with the Russian Ambassador
yesterday.
Prince Leopold and the Duchess of Kent honoured the
Italian Opera with their presence on Saturday evening.
Yesterday morning the Duchess of Kent attended
Divine Service at the Royal German Chapel, and heard a
sermon by the Rev. Dr. Kuper.
The Earl of Ilarrowby and the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer transacted business at the Foreign Office in Down-
ing-street, on Saturday.
. _ _

Saturday the Earl and Countess of Bathurst, accompanied
by Lady Emily Bathurst, left town for the Wihitrness,
Kent, tne scat of the Marquis and Marchioness of Cam-
den, to remain there on a visit for a few days.
Saturday the new Spanish Minister had his first inter-
view. with Earl Bathurst, at his Lordship's Mike in Down-
ing-street, since his Excellency's arrival in Englacd, on his
mission from the Court of Madrid.

Air. Canning left Gloucester Lodge on Saturday morn-
ing for Eton.
. . .

Mr. Stratford Carving is expected to leave England in
a few (lays for St. Petersburgh, to succeed Sir Charles'
Begot in his Embassy to that Court. Mr. Ward accom-
panics
the Right Hon. Gentleman's Secretary of Legation.
A claimant as heir at law of the Emmett estates, in
Yorkshire and Lancashire, residing at Bradford, and now
in humble circumstances, is advancing his pretensions very
vigorously, and the matter will coon be before the gentle-
men of the long robe. It is stated that this property is of
the value of VO,OOOL a-year.
London, England, 1824-07-26

CANTk;RBURY.

Desirable Pleasant Residence, on the Read to Ashford. Castle
House, with Pleasure Ground. Liwn, Excellent Gurdin, I tut-
Coach.hninte, Stahl( &c. and Twenty Dwelling
Houses, an Eht:ible Property fur !mestnient.
By Me. ROIIINF.
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street.)
At the Fountain Inn, Canterbury, on 'MONDAY, August IG, at
Twelve o'Clock, in Five bout.
z‘VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, part Extra-
ParochiAl.
I I. A veiep fleasant desigildc FAMILY REFIIDENCE,
CASTLE 11OISL, situate near Dean John's Fiakts, on the Road
to Ashford, substantially built, neatly fitted up, adapted tor the
accommodation of a Genteel Family, and fit foe immediate Trap-
don ; commandiny delightful views of the River and the limb's-
down Dills; a rich picturesque scenery, with lawn and pleasure
ground in front; lawn and flower herders at the back; and au ex-
cellent walled garden, clothed with choice fruit item; well stocked.
cropped,end pleated: yard, with laredry and coach-honte ; astable-
yard, enclosed by folding-gates, with coach-house, stable, cart-
shed, and other builtli;.gs,
Lot 2. TWO DWELLING-110VSES, and a WHEEL-
WILII4III"S NlloP.,with a spacious pail and garden, in the
occupation of Mr. Steady., hcelwnglit. on lease, and seas cottages
and gardens en the west side of the yard.
Let a. T‘I'ELVt; mr,LLLNG.liouses, situate inJohn-
street, with gardens in front. "
Leto. TWO BRICE. and FLINT DITILT DWELLING.
HOlteiKS, and Four !;rick and Tiled COTTAOES, adjoining
John-street on the IViat, with a huge piece of garden vocad, and
yerd at the back ; passage leading to Jahn-street.
Lot. ii. •I'%Vt I BRICK and FLINT (OTT/VIES. °palmate
hot 1, and adjoining Lot I, with gardens at the back, and an ex.
tensive piece of garden ground, occupying a frontage to the Strilit
of upwards of one hundred and ten feet.
These latter Lots arc very eligible for investment for small:capi-
talists, and give qualifications to trite foe the county.
T. be viewed by applying to Mr. Robinson. oa the premise.,
of whom particulars may be had; of Messrs. Curtris and Kings-
' ford, Solicitors; the Fountain Inn a-ol King's Head, Canterbury;
Crown, Sittinobourne; Nail, Dartford; at Garr:sways; and of
Mr. Robins, Ca, Itt,;ent-street, where a plan of the property may
be seen.