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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-03

H()DGE and LOWMAN', WHOLESALE DRA-
PERS and LINEN FACTORS, of ARGYLL HOUSE,
Regent-street, have now on sale a 35,0001. stock of the most su-
perb Silesia, Irish, and Scotch Damask Table Linen ever beheld ;
German, Russia, and Irish Sheetings; tine Linens; India and
British long cloths, quilts, counterpanes, ake. &c.; and present
their List of Prices 101 public inspection, which they defy any
other house in the kingdom to equal in price ovquality.
Seventy-five thousand pieces of Russia Sheeting% the full width,
repairing no seam, 225 d. a yard ; fine, 2s. 21. ; very tine, 2s. 6d.: fine
Irish do. 3s. ; a quantity of soiled damask napkins, 6s. a dozen ;
the common price is 10s. 6d. ; a few rich double damask at 105.6.1.,
well worth 16s.fkl. ; breakfast cloths, 17d. each; large sire, 2s. 6d. ;
damask cloths, ful 24 yards long. 7s. ; rich double damask, Ifs. ;
3 yards ditto, 13s. lid. ; 4 yards ditto, Ills. Ikd. ; 5 yards ditto, 235.
&i. ; with every other size, up to RI yards long, equally cheap.
Stout mock Russia Sheets, Rs. 611. a pair; tine, 1k fsf. ; real Rus-
sia, I Iht. lid. and I2s. ; yard wide linen sheeting. Lid. a yard ; fine
ditto, KA. ; real Russia, fine, stout, and full yard and quarter
wide, lid. a yard, cheap at 16d. ; very line, 14d. and Ifsl. ; 300
rieecs of tunously tine and uncommonly stout, from 184 to 23.4 d.;
hoses of Irish sheetiags, from I2d. a yard to 4s. till ; 3 cases of
Dutch sheeting% a rare article, and decidedly cheap ; large Russia
towe's, 9i. a dozen.

FuTiliture Dimities, Id. a yard; good morcens, 12d. • curtain
muslin'. 6-4ths wide. Id. ; handsome damask knot, ; good
large counterpanes. la. lid. each ; elegant Marseilles quilts, full 3
yards square, I3s. ; fine ell-wide long cloths, I Is. 104 d. the piece
(23 yerds) • fine undressed ditto, 14, rid.; real India ditto, for
shirting, Ills. and Itti. ; well worth 16d. a yard; fine jacconots, for
dresses. lei. nd the piece t2O rands) ; undressed carobeics, for
slips, 10s. Gd. the piece, 6-Ohs wide.
An unusually large assortment of coloured flounced Muslin
Dresses, from As. fol. to 235. • and beautifully embroidered MOM.
vian ditto, from 10s. to 63,:. : India sprig book dinner dresses,
12s. rd. each; Decca striped ditto, 6s. 6d. ; embroidered cambric
handkerchiefs, 7.- a down.
Just imported, SOO dozen of French cambric handkerchiefs,
from lfis. a dozen to 525. 6d.; those at 21s. are fine; at Us. and
30s. very fine, and generally sold at Co.
The article of Irish Linens, Hodge and bowman, being factors.
are enabled to sell the meat approved bleaches full 111 a yard hirer
than any other house out of Ireland ; and have at present 12,000
pieces, from 104. a yard to 4s. 6(1. ; aboqt ISO pieces that are
soiled, but warranted to wear well, to be sold unusually cheap, for
ready money only.
At Hodge and bowman's, Wholcsa/. Drapers, Mercers, and'
Linen Fatten, Argyll House, Regent-street, three doors from the
Argyll Rooms.
•„• Large purchasers are requested to apply in the early part of
the day—Unpaid Lvtters not opened.
London, England, 1824-05-03

SUPERIOR WINES.

rpHE uniform Satisfaction the LONDON and WEST-
.I.. MINSTER WINE and SPIRIT COMPANY have
given the numerous Gentlemen and Families they have hid the ho-
nour to supply, induces them to continue to present their Prices to
the Public. Ever, Article sold by them is GENUINE, and
FREE FROM ANY ADULTERATION WHATEVER.
(YOl READY MONEY ONLIV
Per Dol. CAPE INIL—Per Dos:
Old Port - 366. to 425. White Cape - Plc to IRat
Ditto, 2 to 7 years in Cape Madeira 21s. to 21a.
bottle -411. n. to Ms. Ditto Sherry -Zia

Sdetry . 365. to 44a.
Dittu (real Amontillado) Ma.
Liabon and Mountain -40 a.
Direct Madeira - 4th.
West India ditto . 42a.
East India ditto . Wt.

Ditto Hoek: very eurbus,
Codatanda, in pinta 2U'.
Red Cape - - 245. to 311 a.
EZENCII & GEEA•N WINES.
Claret st. Julien -

Ditto La Fitte, and Cha-

Malmsey ditto, in pints 365.
Old Port, 6 years an bottle,
in pints - 335.
Liqueurs in eases, 21. f 4. per
cape, and Spirits of every

teau Margeau - Bth. to 90s.
Champagne D. Ay et
D'A size 84s.
Ditto, superior - -90 s.
Ditto, first quality -105 s.
Moselle
Old Bock, Sauterne, k.c.
The Company particultrly solicit their attention to their Cliam.
page! at 90s. ; Claret, Bomreteiro Port of 1820 ; and Amoitnllido
Sherry. which they confidently assert, in price and quality, are un-
rivalled in the trade.
Innen (post-paid) addrcised to Mr. Wm. Godflee, Agent, 16,
Panosd, sear Criltell-street, will be punctually attended to.
Sample. may be obtained.
London, England, 1824-05-03

APOLLO:VIeONCdSC'ERT&

On Saturday the assemblage was more numerous than on
any former occasion during the present season, and among
the visitors we observed many distinguisht el fashionable&
The selection commenced widish* favouriseoverture Dolma i
del Logo, which li as frequently contributed to the delight of
the company zt these morning concerts. Rossini's music, wild
sod flowing lie it is, derives considerable additional interest
from the inexhaustible resources and the precision
of the Apollonicon. The transitions from those pas-.
sages which require the most peuerful combination of
sounds, to others of inimitable delicacy and sweetness,
are rapid and frequent, yet are effected upon this instru-
ment with a correctness that would sometimes boat
the akill of the fittest orchestras. The overture was re-
ceived with strong marks of satisfaction. Mozart's air,
" Forget me not, followed, and was chastely. executed.
The glee, " Strike the harp in prtizeof Bragela. ' afferdol
an opportunity which Mr. Purkis did not lose, ar.d his rids
modulations were un applauded. A fantasia, wits se-
lections from Mozart, was perhaps the moat effoctive pi ,•".
' during the concert. Mr. Purkis ravelled in the beautiets ::
that great master, and exhibited the powers of the item k,
ment in all their varieties: his extempore ranaps fre-
quently bore marks of great taste, and sometimes
01:
considerable power and novelty. " Should he upbraia
(Bishop) always reminds us of " Bid me discourse ;" but
1 it is in every way so inferior, that even Mr. Purk is's per:
' formance did not render it effective. " The Load Stars
(Shield) was deservedly applauded ; and the " Finite"
(Haydn) had only one fault—it was not long enough. At
the solicitation of a visitor, the mechanical powers of the
Apollonicon were exhibited, rather unusually we belicu'
( eherubini's " Anacreon" and Mozart's ".elemenzi di
Tito" are brilliantly executed ; but we are among these
who remember that in a former season " liavdn's Crawl
Military Movement" was performed, and it was one of the
most effective pretest of music ever produced by nwchanical
agency: the tnu.'cal world would hail its revival withdelight-

Some sensation ham been created in the City by *Ter
that Government Lave recently purchased upwards 0'
k'o,ooo bales of canvas fer the use of the nary.
London, England, 1824-05-03

A SAYING TO THE PUBLIC.
T BLAKE'S SEAL and CLOTH CAP MANUFAC-
IF • TORY, CARPET BAG, and PORTMANTEAU
WAREHOUSE, 134, Si. Martin's-lane, London (opposite
the Church.

This Advertisement will be found worthy the attention of Gen-
tlemen going abroad, Managers of Schools, Public Institotions,
and also of Private Families. Caps are much better for Boys,
being lighter and cheaper than Hats : an extensive assortment is
always kept, and may be had at the following low prices :---Super
-
One Blue Cloth Caps, ks. ; Fur, 35.; Youths' best rich Wool Seal
Skin, Its. and 6a ; Ladies' and Gentlemen's bat Seal Skin Tra-
velling Caps, at fis., 74., and Si. ; rich Lustres, Os., 101., and 12s.
Caps Cleaned, Altered, and Repaired. Strong Blue Moreen
Bags, well lined, 2s. 6d. and 3s. 6d.; Carpet Bags, with patent
irons and bran lock, As. Portmanteaus and Trunks of every de-
scription—N.B. The Trade supplied to any extent.
London, England, 1824-05-03

THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No. 11., is
published this day.
••• The subjects of this Number are as folkiw t..-ftrag;
Pamphlets on Negro Slavery in the West Indies; Mento of
Goethe ; Jones's Greek and 'English Lexicon; Tithes; wit
r's
Imaginary Osnversations ; Greece and Russia ; 'libbers's hills.
sophy of Apparitions; Memoirs of Vaptain Rock • Periodical Li-
terature% Etirgh Review ; Sayings and DOings Wedd's
Nuts, Chirurglea t Albigenses ; Life of Joanna of Sicily, Queen
of Naples ; Illemoires de Duplessis; Seane's Outcasts, • Romance;
Reveries of a Recluse: Translations from the German, by Lord
Francis berms, Gower • Translation of Voltaire's Philosophical
Dictionary : Old English Dramas.
London: Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy, Paternoster row.
Nat.—No. I. has been reprinted.

Useful to Furnishing Ironmongers, Stove and Lamp Manufac-
turers, Modellers, Careen, Fotindets, Chaurs, Embossers,
Architects, Sculptors, Ornamental Draughtsmen, Re. du..
Thiv day is published, on seventy large quarto plates. price Ott,
yel SMITH'S, IRON' and BRASS FOUNDER'S,
SILVER and GOLDSMITH'S, and ORNAMENTAL
M ETA L-WORKE R'S DIRECTOR.
By Mr COTTENODAM, Architect,
containing upwards of a thousand Designs and Patterns, including
a great variety of Classical Ornaments at large, applicable to the
immediate use of the ahove persons.
To be had at the Author's, 1111, Great Queen.street. Lincoln's
Inn.fields • Taylor". Architectural Library, 59, high Holborn;
Rodwell and Martin's, Bond-street ; Septimus Prowett, 209.
Strand ; Arch's, Cornhill,• Evans's, 1, Great Queen-street ; and
any of the respectable Booksellers.
London, England, 1824-05-03

INDIA AND BRITISH CASHMERE SHAWL&

TjjESE beautiful .Ippentlages to the appearance of
Ladies of all ranks, are on sale in splendid varieties at
BOND'S, No. 87, Fleet-street, who respectfully apprises the No-
bility, &c. that he has ready for their inspection an immense stock
of British Cashmeres of superior quality and newest patterns, at
such prices as to insure his House a preference to all others.
In order to convince those who may honour him with a trial, he
sells Shawls 3 yards by a 4 wide in every colour and device, both
filled and plain middles, with rich pine ends, all made of the best
silk, from sOs. to 435., usually sold at three guineas.
British Cashmere, equal in quality and colour to India, from
435. to 1.15., usually sold at seven guineas.
Rich Norwich and Scotc:i new aid filled patterns, all silk, 7-4th
square, from 31e lid. to 435., usually sold at tour guineas.
Extraordinary encouragement given to Foreigners, Captains, Pas-
sengers, Purchasers of Country Commissions, or those who buy to
sell again.
No. 87, Firl,-atreet, nesr Bride-lane.
London, England, 1824-05-03

BOOKS PUBLISHED.

This day, royal .Co. with 211 plates. V.
CAMPAIGN of the Left Wing of the Allied Army. in
the WESTERN PYRENEES and SOUTII of FRANCE.
in the Years 181144; under Field-Marshal the Marquess of
Wellington. With a plan of the Pyrenees and South of France,
and 23 Plates of Mountain and River Scenery, A.c. Drawn and
Etched, by CAPTAIN BATTY, of the let or Grenadier
Guards; F.R.S.; Member of the Imperial Russian Order of
St. Anne.

Printed for John Ai array, Albemarle-street.
London, England, 1824-05-03

BOOKS PUBLISHED.

POULTRY, PIGS, AND IMILCII COWS.
Price flee. ga. in boards, with a coloured Frontispiece,
APRACTICAL TREATISE ott Breeding, Rearing,
and Fattening all kinds of Domestic Poultry, Pheasants,
Pigeons, and Rabbis ; iseluding also an interesting Account of
the Egyptian Method of Hatching Eggs, by Artificial Heat, with
some modern Experiments thereon, from Memoranda, made during
forty years' experience.
Be BONNINGTON MOURRAY, Esq.
Fourth Edition ; with Additions on Breeding, Feeding, and
Managing Swine, Mulch ('owe for the Family Dairy, and Recs.
" Mr. Motthray's little Book on 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
Author's aim seems to have been to avoid scientific detail, and to
convey his information in plain and intelligible terms. The con-
venience of a small Poultry. yard, two or three Pigs, with a breed-
ing Sow, and a Low for Milk, Cream, Butter, and Cheese, in an
English Country-house, appears indispensable : and to point out
how these may be obtained at a reasonable expense, seems to have
been Mr. Moubray's object. By adopting the plan of his Work
any Family may furnish their 'Fable with these luxuries at one.
third of the price they are obliged to pay at the Markets ; and the
Farmer and Breeder may render it the source of considerable profit."
—Farmer's Journal. _ _ _

Printed for Sherwood, Jones, end Co., PatC7lloSter.row.
London, England, 1824-05-03

(From the IhsTpalibe Tek;:r.aph._l

. -
The following is an extract Fran a private letter :
Crinxist.w Bay, Maacit 111—The ships now in Carlisle Bay
are, the Ganges, Superb, and Eden ; the Scout is emitting to
windward; the Ringdove is gone to to littera; the Surinam, St.
Thomas's ; the Bellette is botyly expected from Jamaica with
specie. The squadron here are in perfect health, and a most happy
unanimity subsist" between them and the inhabitants of tins
island.
P.S.--111ascit 20.—The Eden, Scott, and Ringdove, sail im-
mediately for Cape Coast Castle, in consequence of news having
been just received here of the total defeat of Sir Charles 31`Carthy's
expolition, by the Ashatitees. Ills force consisted of about live
hundxxl Europeans and 15,1100 Eanteest, a race of people repre.
seated as wall armed, and in constant enmity with the Ashrunees.

PRICES OF FOREIGNIi
Austrian Scrip, IGj A pr.
Ditto for ACM 17y 17 pr.
Ditto paid in full, 9lil ex. div.
Chilista lids. U 3 21 3 23 _
Ditto for Acct. fa
Cokinib. Ns. 891 9 ex. div.
Do. Act. 101 94 ex. die.
Do. Scrip 24 1 2 14 2 3 pr.
Ditto for Arc. 24 3 21 1 3 pr.
Danish Bonds
Do. Marks Banco
Week Scrip. 3 21 dis.
Ditto for Acct.
Mexican Bonds,
Ditto Sail,. 91 Bi j I 1
71 111 9pr.
Do. Arc. 91 ijaii 91 pr.
Peruvian Bonds
Ditto for Acct.
I)u. Scrip 1 pr. I dis. a par
Ditto fur Acct. 1 dis.

TEICKS ON SATURDAY.
Neapolitan Ws.
Ditto for Acct.
Portuguese Bonds,
Do. for Acrt. VS
Ditto Scrip 7i pr.
Ditto fur .Ict. 71 pr.
l'russian Bonds
Ditto for Acct. 984
Ditto Bonds (111t2)
Ditto for Acct. 994
Russian Mk. 97 4 8/ 7 q 6 9
Ditto for Acct. 974 7 6
Span. Cons. 171 17 j I
Ditto for Acct. 17
Do. S per Cents. (1823) 16
Alliance
Ft. Return, toe.
Do. Ex. 2.1 f. 4Sc.
Do. Scrip, in 18 In 18 pr.
Ditto for Acct.
Russian Inscription
London, England, 1824-05-03

IRON BEDSTEADS AND HURDLE*.
j ERS, COTTAM, and TIALLEN, have on sale a
Al A great variety of Iron Brilsteads, with improved iron bottom',
viz. four post, tent. French, and half-ttmer Bedsteads ; stump
Bedsteads for public institutions; also wrought-iron Hurdles,
Oates, and Fencing; invisible strained-wire Fencing; cast-iron
Falisading for Ares; light wrought-iron Fencing Inc Cottages,
(knee, Bureau, and Trilliage.
Ornamental Garden Bordering, Garden Engines, Syringes, Gar-
den Rollers, Ac.
Hot Houses, Cucumber ana Melon Frames ; every kind of Agri-
cultural Implements as usual, particularly the Hay-making Ma-
chine, nes Revolving Harrow, and General Beataon's new Cul-
tivator.
Wrought and Cast-Iron Work of every description.
At their Agrieulturatßepository, Winsley-street, Oxford-street ;
and Cornwall-road, Stamford-street, Lambeth.
London, England, 1824-05-03

APPROVED SCHOOL BOORS.

This day is published, prig 4a. 6d. bound, a new and improved
Edition of
TIIE PRECEPTOI(' ASSISTANT ; or, School
Exasningr.
By the Rev. DAI3/09- WILLIAMS, A.M.
This most useful work farms an eneydoptedian epitome of know-
ledge in general literature, science, and history, and is admirably
adapted to stimulate curiosity, expand and form the mind of youth,
and supply that information which can only be obtained by exten-
sive and multifarious reading. The various and interesting facts
and principles which it contains are not only capable of furnishing
youth with a respectable portion of every species of general know-
ledge, and of inculcating habits of observation and reflection on the
juvenile mind, but also of increasing the knowledge and attain.
ments of those of mature age, and of supplying them with an inex-
haustiblefund of infomiation ou general science and polite literature.
The subjects of which it treats are-
1. General History 10. Literature in Ge-
2. Grecian Ilistory neral
3. Roman History 11. Philosophy
4. English History 12. 3lythology
6. Geology 13. Mineralogy
6. Astronomy 14. I leraldry
7. Natural Philoso. IS. Magic
phy 16. Agriculture
8. Arts and Sciences 17. Bntish Constitu-
9. Rhetoric t inn
;Also, by the same Author,
THE PARENT'S CATECHISM of USEFUL and GENE-
RAL KNOWLEDGE .• rrire 2s. 6d. bound; and
THE CHILD'S CATECHISM; price rkl.
These books, in conjunction with the Preceptor's Assistant,
form a progressive course of liberal and pulite knowledge, adapted
to the capacity of teenier' at the various stages of education, and
may be justly styled a seltexplanstory system of tuition.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co., Pa

It. Religion
19. Sacred History
20. Chronology
21. The Manner of
Addresaing and
Writing to the
different Ranks
of Society, &e.
&c. &c.

row ; where also may be bad, all the Author's other Works on
Education.

MONEY, ON MORTOAOE OR' ANNUITY.
FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS and upwards, or any
Part, in Sums not less than Two Hundred Pounds. wM be
advanced on Life Interests from Marriage Settlements, Trust
Money in the Funds, Wills, Jointures. and Real Estates! also en
Freehold, Copyhold, and Leaseh 7il Properties, on fair, jaw, and
liberal Terms.

Apply personally. or by Letter (pant-paid) to Mr. Lloyd, At-
torney at Law, No. 4, Adam-street, Adelpht.
London, England, 1824-05-03

BY THE KING'S PATENT.

SIBLY'S RE-ANIMATING SOLAR TINC-
x7 TURF.; is universally allowed to be the most pleasant, safe,
and efficacious remedy ever offered to the Public. Its warm and
renovating qualities render it the best medicine for Debility, Con.
sumptions, Nervous and Rheumatic Complaints, Spasms, Indiges-
tion, Lownetsof Spirits. and all those distressing affections which
harass the weak, oedentsry,and delicate. It requires no argument
to convince snore than a trial, after which those who value health
will never choose to be without it.

Prepared and *old by Mr. J. It. Seen. No. 35, Glouccoer-
street, Quo:Ws-square, Bloomsbury, in bottles at Rot., 7.. 6d., and
11.. ea.+ t and in family bottles (by which there is a savin of is.)
at 22a. each. Also Dr. Sibly's LU gNAR TINCTURE, for com-
plaints incident to the Foliate Sc:, in bottles of is. 6.1. and 104.6 d.
each.

Observe, none can be Rennin^ nnleas signed by the proprietor,
J. It. Satre'', in his own hand writing, on the wrapper of each bot-
tle. '4ole IVholesale Agents, Messrs. Barclay and Sons 4.5, Fleet-
market, London ; and sold Retail by Sanger, lbe, Oxford-street
Johnston, Mt, Cornhillf; and by all respectable Petitioners, Drag.
gists, and Medicine Vcriders,throughout the kingdom.
London, England, 1824-05-03

IMPOSTURE UNMARKED.

THE Progress of Merit, although frequentlfasitilet..
is not impeded by Enry end Detection. The aggression
of ambuscade terminates In defeat; and coascious revitude, ultf;
tinkly triumphs in the attainment of the pond object-7.0K,
approbation. The teat of enperience is the guarantee of atm:
and has established WARREN'S' BLACKING in generallea!l
maim ; of which there exists not a stronger proof, than the ta4.
acknowledgmt nt of a host of servile imitators, oh, surrey:U*4
obtrude on the unwary a spurious preparation as the genithie.fp,
tide, to the great disappointment of the unguanied purehaer,
manifest injury of Warren, whose cheeter aced interest, by lb
iniquitous system, arc equally subject to detriment. It becelys.
therefore; an indispensable duty, to caution the public against -dig
manwuvres of unprincipled venders, who having no cbaractei tr
lose, and stimulmed by aritice in their nefarious porsults„.aim
the acqulMtion of money thraugh any ineulum but etc: of hoofer,
The original and matchless Blacking I,sira on cael: trite. a Own
direction, with the signature "ROBERT W.% 11. RCN it
others are c.* iterfeits; and in many instarcet Imposition.lab
are artfully interlined with a different address, in w..ry
ratters, betwrn the more conspicuous ones of •• No. 30" at
" STK.% ND." It is earnestly recommelided to slibpliaepers
others, tiro use an-tiredly base fulaications of Withen's Block
log, to return the detected trash to the source from whence it car
and expose the norhinatioes of rascality to merited obloquy..
Warren's Blitur is surpassingly brilliant ; it excludesi
gives pliancy to the leather, retains its pristine virtue in alt ca.
mates, and, combining elegai.cii with comfort, is an article equally
of indispensable fashion and utility.
Soid by every respectable A'endcr in town and country, in hot.
des, at ral., 101, 12d., and Ind. each.
London, England, 1824-05-03

IA RITY SC HOOLP,
FEMALE ORPHANS.
tiER IN AID OF THIS
placeon THURSDAY NEXT,
ni Tavern.
ce of SUSSEX In the Chair.
ISIDENTS.
Lord Viscount Nugent
I•hc Hon. Mr. liarnevall
Sir O. Jerninghann, Bart.
tar Blount, Bart.
Sir H. Webb, Ban.
General Sir John Doyle, Bart.
Vice-Presidents of the Charity.
Rev. J. J. Morel
Dentin M•Carthy, Eaq.
Edward Murphy, Esq.
Rev. Mr. Norris
Michael J. Quin, Eaq.
Rev. J. Rolle
John Rosson, Esq.
P. Turnerelh. Esq.
ds, at the Bar of the Tavern, or
ry, 10, Dorsat-street, Portusaa-

PANT'.—Capital FOUR
(NS.

John Irving, Esq. M.P.
William Manning, Esq. M.P.
Sir Thomas Nesse, Bart.
John smith, Esq. M.P.
London, England, 1824-05-03

CITY FEATHER-BED AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE.
11i C. WALKER, Importer of Dantzic, Hudson's
/1. Bay, and Irish Feathers, No. 411, Skinner-street, Snow.
hill, London, is now selling, 10 per ern. cheaper than any other
House in the Trade, DEO FEATHERS, MATTRESSES,
BEDS. BEDSTEADS, BLANKETS, TICKING, and Ready-
Made TICKS, wholesale, retail, and for exportation, at the follow.
ing prices:—
White Goose, from 5. 3d. to 3..
Grey ditto, from Is. 6d. to 2s. 21
Poultry, from 10d. to Is. ld.
Goose Beds, from 3 to 8 guineas.
Poultry ditto, from Ms. to 70s.
Flock ditto, I guinea.
Flock and Hair Mattresses, from 10e. and upwards; Tent Bed-
stead., 305.; Four-post ditto, Ns. ; and all other Goods, equally
cheap.
N.B. Ready-made Ticks sold st prime cost to purchasers of Fen-
there, who may see them filled from the Stove Room.
No connexion with any other House.
•,,* Corner of the Saracen's Head Gateway.
London, England, 1824-05-03

BIRTHS.

...
At his Lordship's seat, in Norfolk, the Marchioness of Blaadfold.
of a son.
- - - --
•

On Friday, at his house, Queen Ann-street, the lady of Charles
Perri, Eq. of a son.
On the 30th ult. at Clapham-common, Mrs. John Shewell, of a
daughter.
London, England, 1824-05-03

CARPET WAREHOUSE. 32, BERNER'S-STREET.
HINDLEY (late Nias and Co.) having assorted his
lag year's Stock, is enabled to (lir the Old Patterns at
such reduced prices as cannot WI to meet the wishes of those about
to purchase. Re also solicits an impection of his New Patterns,
which ere of the tint description. and will be sold on low terms,
with a collection of new designs fur Axminster, Imperial, and
double qualities.
London, England, 1824-07-31

THE KING.

WINDOW'', JULY 30.—Yesterday his Majesty, attended
by his suite, rode out in his phaeton in the rides where a
number of trees have been felled in different parts to in-
crease the prospects. The King returned to the Lodge to
dinner, where his Majesty had a select party. The band
of the 2d Regiment of Life Guards attended during the
evening. The trumpeters appeared in their new uniforms.
Among the company, besides those of the Royal suite,
were the Prince and Princess Esterhazy, Count and
Countess Leiven, Earl and Countess Cowper.
This morning his Majesty rode out in Windsor Great
Park. A great number of men are employed in forward-
ing the alterations and improvements at the Castle.

Yelterda7 morning, soon after eight o'clock, the Duke
of Ycrk arrived in town from Brighton, and at half-I•ast
three o'clock his 'loyal ilightitss left town on his return
to dinner.

Yestereay afternoon Prince Leopold an ived in town from
Claremont, and soon after left town for Blackheallt, on a
visit to the Princess Sophia Matilda. whet.: :115 Royal
Ilighnt as was met by the Duchess of Kent, and a select
party, to dinner.
The Earl of Liverpool came to town yesterday morning,
from his scat at Coombe Wood, Surrey, and after transact-
ing business at the Treasury, returned to Coombe Wood.
Yesterday Mr. Secretary Canning received despatches
from the Hague.
lIA woe nit, Jun- 21.—The Duku and Duchess of Cam-
bridge set out for Doberati to-morrow. 'lle children of
their Royal Highnesses also leave us 0-morrow ; they go
to RumpOliirm, the seat of the Landglace Frederick, the
Duchess's father.
London, England, 1824-07-31

FAsmolvAnLE IYTELLICENCE.

Tim Earl and Countess of ("assails gave an elegant entertainmen
yesterday. to a distinguished party, at their villa, St. Margaret's
afidtllesex.
Lord Berwick hal a dinner party yestc-day, at his house in
Grosvenor-square.
Viscount and Viscountess Hampden had a select party yesterday
evening. at their house in Green-street. timivenor-square.
The Marchioness of t'liandos and the junior part of the family
kit town yesterday for Scotland. The Marquis will follow in a
few days.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Cholniondeley and family will
leave town on Monday next, for their seat in Ctivshlre.
TM Duke of Grafton has left town for leamitiltton, Warwick.
shire. The Lad i 3.1 Fitzroy will follow on Monday.
The Earl and I °mites% of lireadalbane and family left town
' yesterday, fur their seat in Scotland.
The Earl and Countess ofJerscy and family leave town this day,
for their seat, Middleton Park, Oxfordshire.
The Earl and Countess of Sefton and the Ladies Molynetx have
left town, for their beat. Stoke Faro), lterks.
The Emil ard f'ountesst•raven and family have left town
yacht, for the Isle of
Miss 31cIlish has left Great Siar.hope-street, on a tout
North Wales.

..-.-... —.—
The Dowager Marchioness of Exeter has left town, for her' seat
at Roehampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have arrived at FCMIII.9 St.
James's.street, from Reading.
The Dowager Countess of Goifort and Acheson ar-
rived yesterday at Thomas's Iloid,Berkely.sq m Brighton.
Captain 3lercer, R.N. has left town for Portsmouth.
Departures from fang's Hotel. Bond-street :—Mr. and 3lrs.
Monro. for their peat in Scotland ; ,!antain Fysan. for Paris;
John rhillimore, Esq. for Wirdior: 3lajor Wood, for Ireland;
Mr. and Mrs. Luxmore, for Norfolk; and J. Thompson, Est
for Brighton.
London, England, 1824-07-31

LINCOLNSHIRE.
FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE.
Hy Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regeot.atreet,)
At Ciarraway'a Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Comhill, tus
THURSDAY, the 26th of August, lOU, at Twelve o'Clock,

in On;Loi.
THE MANOR of A UNITREE and 'WILT/MORE,
in the county of Lincoln. comprising extensive jurisdictioo,
rights, and royalties, extending over upwards of Ten Tt,4usand
Acres, together with
FOUR HUNDRED AND SIX ACRES,
or thereabouts, of scry rich Pasture, Meadow, and Arable Land,
with good Farm Houses, Cottages, and suitable Outbuildings, de-
sirably situate about live miles west of Boston.
And also the valuable and improving FERRY, called LANG-
RICH FERRY, on the River Witham.
The Property is Let to the following most respectable Tenants :
Messrs. Curtois, Thacker, Allen, Greeson, Jepson, Annip, and
Leaky, who will chew their respective Farms and Cottages.
Particulars may be had at the Peacock and Nr hite Hart, Boston;
White Han, Spalding; Talbot, Peterborough; King's Head,
Louth ; Crown, Wisbeach and Swaffham • King's Head, Nor-
wich; Duke's Head, Lynn; Rutland Arms, Newmarket; of
Mesas. Benbow, Alban, and Benbow, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ;
Messrs. Thirkill and Rogers, Solicitors, Boston ; Mr. Bonham.
Coningsley, near Homcastle ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-
amen. Lonion ; where Plans of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1824-07-31

BULLION.

- _
t. a. d.
Portugal Gold in coin 9 0 0
Foreign Gold in bars 3 17 0
New Doubloons 0 0 0
New Dollars 0 4 I 0
Silver in bars 0 0 0
London, England, 1824-07-31

PEMBROKESHIRE.

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ROSE CROWTHER AND PULCROGAN ESTATES,
About Eight Miles from Pembroke, upwards of One Thousand
Three Hundred and Seventeen Acres, with Form-houses and
Buildings. A very eligible Property for Investment.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-ereet,)
At Garrawar's Coffee.house, 'Change-alley, Comhill,
On THURSDAY, the 19th of August, 1524. at Twelve o'Clock,
by order of the Trustees and Executors of the late Sir Wm.
Parton, in Two Lots,
A VALUABLE 50.1 very IMPROVABLE FREE-
HOLD ESTATE.
Lot. I. Comprising the Neath Farm, Upper and Lower Heallans,
Hoplas, and Walastoo, Wogaston, Trebrowan, Kitewell, part of
Newtons, and a Moiety of part of Newtons Farm. situate In the
Parishes of Rose Crowther and Pulangan, in the County of Pem-
broke, about Eight Miles flans Pembroke, and near Milford
Haven, containing upwards of
ONE THOUSAND AND FIFTY ACRES
Of excellent Meadow Pasture, and Arable Land, with good Rum
Houses, Barns, Stables, and Outbuildings; Gardens, Orchards,
&c. on Lease to Mn Cadwallader, Mr. Davies, Mrs. Groyther,
Mr. Furlong, Mrs. Phillips and Filkins, for Terms end fur Lives,
mostly aged, at low old Rents.
The Estate lies all 'lmpact, many parts fine commanding sites
for Building, ornamented by Ruins, and embracing fine Views of
the .Sea, and a abort distance from the Fashionable Watering
Places Tenby and Milford Haven. The Mail Coach Road to Hs-
varfordwast pores over tile Katona

Lot Two,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD F.STATE,
Comprising Two-thirds of the Greenhill Manor Farm, situate
adjoining the Upper Het-titan and Hoplas Farm, with a Farm-
house, Garden. Barn, Stable, and various Outbuildings ; and
sundry inclosures of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, contain-
iog nearly
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,
In the Parish of Pulcrogan, and part bounded by the Sea; in the
occupation of Mr. Webb.
THREE COTTAGES, LIME ROCK, &c.
On these Lands there are many beautiful Sites for Building,
ornamented by the Ruins of ancient Castles ; embracing fine Views
of the Sea, and a Short distance from the fashionable Watering-
place Tenby, in the Hundred of Castle Martin, which is reckoned
the finest put of the County, and contiguous to the Naval Arsenal
nnw forming, which, in the course of a few years, will be highly
st:vantageous to the property.
May be viewed by applying to the respective Tenants, of whom
Particulars maybe had ; at the Baths, Library, and Hotels, and Mr.
Hatria, Auctioneer, at Tenby; Blue Boar, Heverfordwest ; the
Lion, Pembroke; Cold Bloh Inn, and Castle, Narbeth ; Feathers,
Tavernspite ; the Bush and Inns, at Camiarthen ; Bear, Llandilo ;
Ship and Castle, Swansea; King's Head, Gloucester; Plough,
Cheltenham ; Star and Hop-pole, and of Mr. Bentley, Worcester;
Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; the Star, and Angel, and of
Mr. Adams, Oxford; Bush, Bristol; and of Messrs. Hall and
Brow nley, Solicitors, New Boswell-court. Carey-street' at Garra-
way's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where a Elan
of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1824-07-31

CHELTENHAM, JULY 29.

This place is extremely full of company, and is said to
be fuller than ever was known, particularly at this early'
1 part of the season, consistin' of the first-rate company.
The Three Spas or Wells were well attended ; the com-
pany began to arrive as car] as seven o'clock. The pro-
menades commence at each acc at eight o'clock, and con-
tinue till ten, during wlikh time hands are playing.
Among the distingtatd charac...rs who drink the
water at those Wells are—
The Duke and Duche”l de Guische, Sir William Keir Grant,
Sir William and I.aey Bickerton, Sir Cullirg Smith, Sir John
Elly, the H00..1. Vaughan. 111 r. Pewee, the late Goverr.oe or the
' liana of England, and Sir Robert Arbuthnot.
The Duke de Guische has itcrind much bent-fit from the
water. He leaves to-morrow for London. His Grace was
attended by Dr. Cowley.
London, England, 1824-07-31

BERKSHIRE.
A short distance from Resaling.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Capital Mansion and Offices, Park, Plantations,Wouds, Manors,
Flattery, Quit_Kent. lieriots. he. and plenty of Game; Parma
and Lands, upwards of One Thousand and Twenty Acres, tithe-
free, and the Tithes of other Lands.
$y Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent•street,)
At °areaway's Coffee-house, Change-alk,y, Cornhill,
On Tilt RSDAN , the 21ith of August, 1021, at Twelve o'clock,
In One Lot,
TiiE CAPITAL MANORS, FISHERY, QUIT-
RENTS, he.
SWALLOW-Fl ELI) PLACE,
A splendid Residence, planned for a family of the first distinction,
with Offices of all descriptions, seared in a beautiful Park, the Aver
Loddon flowing through, and bounding a considerable part of the
property ; Gardens, Plantations, extensive dry Gravel Walks,
Canals and fine Pieces of Water, Entrance Lodges, ice. Several
excellent Farms, with Farm-louses, let to respectable Tenants,
part on Lease, the remainder at Will. Cottages, with Gardens,
&c. all lying compact. and containing upwards of One Thousand
and Twenty Acres. The present Rental and estimated value, up_
wards of Two Thousand Pounds per annum. Also, the Freehold
Rectorial Tithes over Four Hundred and Sixty Acres of Aleadow,
Arable, sod Wood Land.
Several Packs of Fox-hounds and Harriers are kept within a
short distance.
Immediate posicYsion of the Mansion, Manors, and Lands in
hand, may be had.
The Property is most eligible for Residence or Investment ; the
whole in excellent repair. and forms a very desirable and valuable
Family Estate as any in the County of Berks. and highly improve-
able; in the neighbourhood of several families of the first d:rtinc-
tion, with good roads in all dlreetiors, only five miles trap
Reading, six from Oakinghani, eleven from Basingstoke, and flirty
from London.
May be viewed by Tickets only, and Particula had on the Prc.
/nisei; of Wm. Saur.ders, Esq. ; and at the Bears r Inn, and Crown,
Reading ; Pelican, Speenham Land ; York House, Itath ; Bush,
Bristol ; lien and Chickens, Birininghain ; Ploagh, Cheltenham ;
Mr. Bentley. Worcester; Mr. Adams. Oxford ; Castle, Salt-hill;
at Oarnisraes ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, I.on.
don, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen and orders lies
big had.
London, England, 1824-07-07

INTERESTING WORK ON AFRICA.
This day were published. in Bro.. price 7a. ad.
17 EIIARKS ON THE COUNTRY EXTENDING
from CAPE PAI,3IAB to the CONGO. Including Ob-
servations on the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants ; with
an Appendix, containing an Account of the European Trade with
the %Vest Coast of Africa ; with two Maps.
_ ...... .

—y
f,A[TAIN JOHN ADAMS.
" From Cape Palmas to the Congo the Author has landed at
every important place • and he has thrown together, almost in the
form of notes, the obaurvations which occurred on those occasions.
Thus he makes his reader better acquainted than they could hare
before been (even by Tuckey'e Narrative, Bowditch's A chanter.
and other recent writers), with the Gold, Ivcry, and Pslm.oil
Comes ; with the Fenton," atc.-14terary Gazette.
Printed for G. and W. M. Whittaker. Are Maria hoe.

'CATON ON NERVOI'S DEBILITY, ERUPTIVE
DISEASES OF THE FACE, kc.

This day are published, price 3s. Gd.
DOPULAR REMARKS, Ale(lical Ind Literary, on
I NERVOUS CHRONIC DEBILITY, RELAXATION,
II Y POCON DR I AC, and 11 YST ERICA DI SE As ES ; con-
taining an Inquiry Into the Nature, l'revention, and Treatment of
those Diseases called Nervous, Bilious, Stomachic, and Liver
Complaints; with Observations nn Law Spirits.
By T. AL CATON, Surgeon, 6, Norfolk-street, Strand,
late of the United Hospitals of St. Tliomas and Huy.
Printed for Aleuts. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row; C.
Chapple, GO, Pall-mall ; and Bowen, 315. Oxford-street.
Where may be had,
CATON on INDIGESTIO:si SCROFULA, and CUTA-
NEOUS DISEASES; with Observations on Eruptive and Scor-
butic Pimples of the Face and Skin, prim 3s.

Recently published, in one vol. poet Bro., plaice Ba.
SOME ACCOUNT of the LIFE of the LATE GIL-
BERT EARLE, Esq. NVritten by IlimselE
" If truth of feeling, and deep though simple pathos, united
with very elegant language and sweetness of observation, can
render • book popular, this volume will be so in • great degree."—
Literary °anew, June 5.
66 The whole book is full of delicate and strong touches of sett-
timent and passion."—Somerset House Queue, June 5.
" The fragmental sketches exceeding./ remind us of the " Man
of Feeling," the abilities of the writer bearing no slight affinity
to those of Mackenzie."—Examiner, June 27.
"'Ti. a most melancholy tale—both the subject and the style
are after Adam Blair, but that does not prevent the Author exhi-
biting great and original talent in many of the descriptions."—
Blackwood's Magazine, June
London: Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall, F.aw.
London, England, 1824-07-07

BOOKS PUBLISH ED.
A NEW TRANSLATION OF ANACREON.
This day were published, in fonlscip Itvo., price Ik. Pd.,
THE ODES OF A NACII EON OF TEOS.—
Translated Into English Verse.
By W. 41C11.11IDSON.
Printed for IL and W. B. Whittaker, Are Maris.lane.
London, England, 1824-07-07

BOOKS IN THE PRESS.

On the 14th of July will be published, iu 2 rola. Bvo., with Eight
Plates of Scenery and Costume, and Three 31aps,
-IVARRATIVE of a PEDESTRMN JOURNEY
11 through RUSSIA, and SIBERIAN TARTARY, from
the Territories of China to the Frozen Sc,s and Kamchatka, per.
formed during the years 1320, 21. 22 and 23,
By Capt. JOHN DUNI/AS COCIIIIANEi of the Royal Navy.
The Second Edition, with large Additions.
London : Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East.

In a few days will be published, 2 vols. post Oro., price IGs.
ITALY and the ITALI.INS in the NINETEENTH
CENTI'RY ; a View of the Civil, Political, and Moral
Sate of that Country, with a Treatise on Modern Italian Liters.
tun,. Ily A. VIVA "SSEUX.
" After the last peace I returned to the land of my childhood:
I found every thing altered, and myself almost a stranger in my
,aarn mums. I wandered teen about Italy. adding fresh informs'.
don to old recollections; and from both Tnow exhibit a sketch I
hope not altogether uninteresting."—Autlior's Preface.
London: Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall Fast.

CUPERB IRISH 1)O(TISLE I)ANIASK TABLE-
s3 (:iA)TILS, 141. ikl. each, tuil three yards square, with Nap-
kins to match, at 12s. fkL a dozen, well worth five guineas the set;
Breakfnst Cloths, Ind. each; Diaper Napkins, Ce.. 6d. the dozen,
with every description of supeyior l'able Linen and tine Sheeting',
foil Twenty per Cent. below the usual price of (.'heap Shops; good
Rassia Sheeting', the full width, requiring no scam, 2s. a yard ;
very stout ditto, 101 l 5-4 wide, Ild.; seventeen boxes of the primes!
Linens Ireland ever produced, from MI. a yard to ss. IKI. ; -French
Cambric Handkerchiefs, 16s. the dozen: 500 elegant :Beeville*
(guilts, full three yards square, 13e. 9d. each ; seven bales of Welsh
lannels, and a quantity of !Pitney Blankets, with 20 per cent.
t if the IBidsummer prices; 400 pieces of tine ell-wide Long Cloths,
6d. a yard ; tine undressed ditto, I is. the piece, 24 yards. Furni-
ture Bintittes, 4Ad. ; tine ditto, lid.; good Martens, lid. a yard ;
311 immense Stock of White and I 'oloured Flounced !Presses, from
6s. each to 638. ; Swiss Cambric Handkerchiefs, tin. the dozen...

II( )DGE and IMW3I.INS, Wholesale Linen-drapers and Ha-
berdashers, Argyll House, Itegent.street, three doors from the Ar.
gyll Rooms.
No credit given or abatement made. Charities supplied as usual.
All letters to be post-pail.
London, England, 1824-07-07

BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-3IALL.

THE GALLERY, with a Selection of the IVorks of
the Italian, Spanish, Flemish, Dutch, and English Schools,
Is Open daily, from 'fen in the Morning until Six in the Evening.
By Orly,. JOHN ICOUNO, Keeper.

Admission Is.—Csia/ogue Is.

The Sabmibers ta the Print final Mr. West's Picture of " Our
Barium healing the Sick in the Temple," who have not already re-
ceived the qmprtssions, may receive them upon payment of the
remainder of their subscriptions at the British Inautution daily.

PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

AT a very restieetable Establishment a few YOUNG
GENTLE M F.N will be ACCOMMODATED in a su.
rear manner, for M. a wear. A. no more died Twelve will be
received, and as great pains are taken in the domestic and clamical
departments, references may be required by the Proprietor, and of
amuse man to the parent.
Addrissa, post free, I. I. at Messrs. Longman's, Paternoster-row.

NEW EXCHANGE HOTEL AND COFFEE-HOUSE,
No. 201 STRAND
(Nearly opposite the Adclphi Theatre, London),

, .
TITOS. SM !TIE respectfully acquaints Travellers and
I. Sojourners to the Illetmpolis, that his house is neatly fitted
up with excellent Petit and Bedding ; the best Provisions, ge-
nuine Wines and Spirits, and every necessary accommodation.
He trusts the moderste prices chari,ved 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
tswn.

BREAKFASTS, DINNERS. SUPPERS. &e. upon an cc:).
noinical plan ; and, fur the accommodation of his Neighbours, be
has opened a spacious BURTON ALI: /OM.
Entrance, two doors from Atlam.strect, Adelphi.
London, England, 1824-07-07

At the Auction Jlari, on NV July 11 at 12,

THE valuable Estate or Township of TAT., IMA4 ;ON -
SII E, containing 17,000 Acres of excellent upland, in tl.e
Province of Nova Scotia, in the County of Halifax, :10 mil. .s time
Pictou, 80 miles North of Halifax, 22 miles from Truro. and 4tl
miles to the East of Fort Cumberland, to each of which plaecs ar
public roads. On the Estate are many thousand tons of Tiiiibm •
well suited to the British market, several excellent Harbours ter
Shipping, and many line River, intersect the Property. The Har-
bours and Rivers are abundantly supplied with salmon. cod, her-
rings, trout, and various other kinds of fish, which might be made
a source of great profit in exporting to the West India market.
There are likewise a ('hurch and a Szhool, with other Buildings,
and a Wharf on the Property, and thirty-five families settled u.i
the same.

Printed Particulars and Plan of the Estate may he had at the
Auction :liars; of A. W. I)olsarres, Esq. 9S, Fenchurch,treet ;
and of Mr. Stewart, 191, Piccadilly.

1 )11)liE..14N1)1S.T.SRELki:ITESI 11: Sand R t"hSer pa lacceB :hi% intd on 3
being a methoilicil arrangement of Remedies for the general
lbseases of the Body, so previously prepared as to enable the
Patients to prescribe for themselves, without trouble or delay
thereby proving doubtless in many instances a Life Newry, r.
• The practice selected has been sanctioned by long ar ! successful
experience, and is founded upon a system in which all the modern
improvements in the science of medicine arc combined.
They are forwariletl to every part of the country. on rectivMg the.
amount by poster dheissise.—Price I In. ; 2lbt. ; and Mts.
Chests, :I. 10s., with copious directions.
London, England, 1824-07-07

PAST(/.

The events of this district cannot always be known to the Go-
'cement with expedition. The direct communication with the
Cauca being frequently obstructed, and the province of Quito being
the basis of the operations of our troops, the Government often
does not know the events which there occur, until after they ere
known in the isthmus, and even the Antilles. The possession of
the city of Pasto is not an operation of direct influence on the final
pacification of the Eictious., because the latter assemble and live in
the mountain+, and only come to fight when the went of provisions
compel,' ue to diminish our garrison. The last combat which took
place betrzen the factious and the column under the command of
i'elonel Nora, tees on the 29th of March on the heights of Maps-
where they stdilted severely, according to the despatch of
the said Commander trots l'asto. under the date of the 7th of April.
The battalions Vaguachi sod Quito. and the detachment of ca-
valry, conducted themselves with the constancy and honour which
thrunguish the army of Colombia.

Diteanret. nat.—Last night, between ten and eleven
' o'clock, an alarming fire broke out on the pmenises of
Messrs. Marriott and Co., cotton-manufreturers, in Dos-
well-street, which fbr some time raged with such violence
as to threatin destruction to the surrounding neighbour-
hood ; it being bounded on the one ride by an extensive
timber yard, and on the other by a tallow-chandler's. How-
ever, by the arrival of the engines, aided by a plentiful
supply of water, and the active exertions of the neighbours,
it was ultimately got under ; but not until the *hole of the
extensive premises of Messrs. Marriott and Co. were entirely
destroyed, and several of the houses behind them severely
injured. The fire is supposed to have oriristed from the
burstitt of a steam boiler.
London, England, 1824-07-07

NEW MUSIC.

rjr UMMELL'S AMUSEMENTS for the PIANO-
FOBTE.—Op. 105, Nos. A LA S,'lsaE, price 3r. ;
" Sweet Maid;" by I'. A. Rawlings, price 14.14. ; Fantasia, with
" Yea, 'tin the Indian Drum," by J. B. Cramer, price 4a. ;
" Crud. Sere," as a Duet for the Harp and Piano-Forte, by W.
11. Steil price .ss. ; " Bid Me Discouree," as a Duet for the
Harp and Piano-Forte, by 1). Bruguier, price 45.; itossinra
" Sentiratuide," arranged for the Piano-Forte and Flute, in two
Books, as. esch ; as Duets For the Piano-Forte, in three Books, Is.
each ; and as Duets for the Harp and Piano-Forte, in three Books,
Si. each, by J. F. Burrower.
Published by Goulding, D'Almaine and Co, 20, Soho-square.

NEW SHAWLS, without any join in the Border, of a
curious Foreign Wool, in rich Indian Patterns, nearly
equal to real Cachcmere for lightness, warmth, and an exquisite
softness of texture. Connoisseurs cannot distinguish them from
oriental produce without very close inspection, whilst they answer
every purpose of these expensive articles at a leas prioe than the
heavy British Shawls with joined Borders.

A few very tine Specimens, in long and square Shawls, of this
new fabric, adapted to the warm season, may also be seen at
UK LING and CO.'s Lace and Muslin Warehouse, 147, Strand,
near Some:art House, and at no other house in the Kingdom.

FASHION AM) ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S
DREsS.

TTIONIAS TAILORitti CO. DRAPERS, TAT-
LORS, and LADIES' HABIT' 31.1 KERS, have the
boooer of apprising their Customers sod the Public, that they
have REMOVED to 194, STRAND, where every fashionable
Garment is cut and made up in the first style of modern taste and
elegance, by the best workmen, and of the real Saxon and Spanish
Wool-

Prices and 'mention to all ,dery will, they trust, satisfy,
span trial, that no House in the Metrepohe can undersell them,
superior quality he considered.
Military and Naval Uniforms, Children's Clothes, and Liveries,
made at a few hours' notice._
London, England, 1824-07-07

PHCENIX EIRE OFFICE, JLNE 19, 1821.
TRUSTEES AND DIRECTORS.
Matthias Attsood, Esq. M.P. Thomas Hodgson. Jun. Esq.
James Bell, Esq. R. Henshaw Lawrence, Esq.
John Come. Esq. John Petty 31uspratt, Esq.
William Conjs., Esq. Maine Rohde, Esq.
William Axis, Esq. William Slimier, Esq.
Crawford Davison, Esq. (home Shum Storey, Esq.
Sir C Flower, Bart. and Ald. Chas. Ilamtiden Turner, Esq.
Emanuel Ooodhart, Esq. Matthew M biting, Esq.
John flaws, Esq. Matthew Wilson, Esq.
W. Ileygate, Esq. Ald. & M.P. Thomas Wilson, Esq.
1) ERSONS whose Insurance Payments fall due at
I. Midsummer next, are requested to take notice that Printed
Receipts are now ready at the Offices in Lombard-street and ('ha.
rinc-eross, where attendance is daily given from Nine till Four
o'clock.

The Rates and Conditions of the Piurnix Company are of, the
roost moderate description, and the adjustment of LOOM has been
uniformly attended to with the utmost promptitude and liberality.
Foe the protection of the valuable property in the north-west part
of the town, the Company have established an Engine station in
Geerge-vard, Crown-street, Soho, where attendance is given day
and night, as dell as at each of Ile Company's other Engine
stations.

THE SWISS GIANTESS has the honour to acquaint
the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that before her departure
for the country she intends to Receive Visitants, for a few days, at
:Jet tonal place of residence, 63, Piccadilly, facing St.
street. She also wiahes it to be known that the profits arising from
the Etbibition will be entirely at her own disposal.
Admittance Is., from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till Swat in
the Evening.