The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-19 00:00:00

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11CMJSEItaLTI FURNITuRr, ,
Upright Grand Pianoforte by *emboli capital Air Polar, pair of
large Globes, China, Glais, and Meets, nitaosed hum Sloane-
street.
Try Mr. /AMP' PEKKW.
. AO his Auctiou Konm, Cheies.street. litrktley-square,
TO-Mt)R KO W, at 11;
THE .excellent HOUtIEHOLD ~, FURNITURE;
chimney glasses, in handsome modem frames, lamps and
ornaments : a parrot 21 inch &obis, 11/AC4ml a capital air pump,
try Cuthbert & double-barrel gust :. terright• grand pianoforte. by
Stodart ; square ditto, by Tomb:nap) t china. glass, and effects,
the property of a fiendetran, removed ferret ,r;loane-street : corn.
Si.earla,,
PrisittP font-Post, neld.ard 'manta' hithli chintz, cotton,
and white dimity hanginp ; gooey beds, mattressts, and
bedding; butesate, cheats of drawers. •drerolr.g !Antis • a set of
elegant card, Itota, loci, ocznsional. ilia Oa titlos; window cur-
tains, chairs, anti sutra & aideboard, din;re. ard breakfast tables ;
parlour chairs, covered in motive° ; Idettis-, &audit, and Kidder-
minster carpetsr kitcheu requisites. Ile- dee.
To be viewed this day and mow* of sale. when catalogues may
be bad a: the Auction Room, Char:c•-atrett, 13..-keley-suare.

WALSALL. STAFIngDSBIRE.
VALUABLE Fit EEHCrtb I:STATE, •
Br Mr. FA-Mt-119K.
At the George lon. Al aka, t.n THUILIDAY NEXT, at Fort,
o':lNk it the afternoon ii:i4j3R Qt Conditions to be tbea
kluccd.
• IA4 du& 'Weal* 'aid rprottlt Nlt. I.
HOLD ESTATr: COP fa if :7011. .ca i.fre:•
7-boume! pad 44" es:ch tiontllB sin large rooms. a iter,4 F
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shop, kftchen, other conveniences; a —pits! Public-housek
brown 4111 the Talbot Inn, comprising a Pont parlour, a large
tap-room, club-room, eight aleoping and pitting rooms, excellent
cellars, &c. Sze. eligibly situate in the beit'rert of the High-street,
called Di„ bath, in the Borough of Walsall ; behind which are
conveniently pituated the following Premises, approached by a
pived yartl or gateway, nameiry, an eat live range of Buildinzs
the left, consistirg of a capital malthouse, two

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i , biSetrbcnise, capital man—n. _..
small dwelling-houses-and stable ;on t right, 'bur small Dwel-
llng.houses, tour stables, workshops, eerie!. &c. and at the
entresnity of the Estate is a desirable p ce of land, norriaid out
in gardens. The whole occupying about one acre of land, and ,Irt
to respectable tenants at will, at rentals which, in or about 1840,
were reduced to 1201. per annum, but capable of very considerable
augmentation.
Particular* may be had of Messrs. Bridger and Adams,, Sobel.
tart, Angel-court, Throgmorton.streat ; Messrs. Sainsbury and
Co. Clerical Agents, Ne. 11. Bell's buildings, Saliabury.aquare.
London ; at the Craven's Arms, Coventry ; Swan, and Ronal
Hotel, Birmingham ; Swan, and Lion, Inns, Wolverhampton ;
George Inn, Litchfield ; George Hotel and Dragon Inn, NValsail ;
and at all other principal Inns; and of the Auctioneer, Park.
street:Walsall.

CAB NET-MAK Ells' SOCIETY.--CHEAP
CABINET and UPHOLSTERY. at the LONDON
REPOSITORY foe the GABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY.
being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of
LE.I DEN HALL-STREET, opposite A lilgate Purim, and which
has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready.3luney
and no Abatement.
The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility
and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for
the Remit of industrious and ingenious Meehan-lies (who have large
families), by offering their 31anufactured Articles in the Cabinet
Line. of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in
London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse
rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ.
ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom
appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148.
From the
.great patronage the Committee bate received, they are
in hopes of increasing that number.
The following is a Specimen of the Lew Prioenasked ; all Goods
warranted:— f. s. d.
Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four post 4 l 0 0
Tent ditto - . I 6
Bordered Metros to tit . 1 1 0 •
Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 5 0
Eight Mahogany Chairs . . 6 10 0
Mahogany Pembroke Table . 2 0 0
Feather lied, free from dust and smell,
from X 2 12 0 to 8/11)
Drawing-room Sofa, from 4:3 6 0 to 7 7 0
Ditto Bedstead • . . 3 ft 0
Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa . 6 0 upwar4,4
A Qantity of Paper Hangings for Bed. Bing, and Drawing
Poems, at nearly lia.V Price. Tilt; find it worth their
natrutior • •
tfouary st a l• 4 .16 .I:,..rtrcocta tee
few Maws.
Goods packed free of ea'7e, nse exempt the matting.
Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Appraiseraeuts in Town and
'Country; and Estates valued.
CON3tITTZT.
T. Corder J. 'Wilson J. Carter
T. Hagar I J. Unett I W. Waghons.
T II UR N ELL, Agent. J. HASLER Secretary.

Hobart Town. the 11th March ; and Denton, Billett, from
Van Diemen's Land, March 12; Asia, Stead, front Cork, 124
February ; Pirseveratme, Craig. from a sealing vosau, 23c1
Elizabeth, Book, from New Zealand, 24th Feb.; Welli3g.;
tan. Day, from ditto, - Bth March; also the Emit avostr.
from the Society Wands; Nereus. Swindle; Sautnel, Drysdale.
tram the fishery ; aid the Newcastle. Fairlie' ham New &stead ;
Governor 21•Quarrie, Torrikira, trom Van Dirtiter's Land, 12:;t
March ; Queen Charlotte. Jarneteen. from New Zeitland: Amity,
froth Port M'Quarvit, 12. b March t Alligator, Emmet.. ard Nev.
maid. from New Zealand, 14th March ; Woodlark, Stouts, Stunt
the Fishery. 2.5 th March.
gAILTNOs moat Ntw SorTn WALLs:—The Mary Ant,
Gardner, a whaling, and the Ann and ,amelia, Aysco-zga, fur
Singapore. ohe of February ; ar.d. the Ahnoralt. Boyd. fur
IVngs_ „! the 2d of Mareh ; the Grenada. Andemort, for ?ladles.
27th P'ebrnary ; Anti. Grimes, foe the Mauritius. lit Maychz
flatten, itibhe, for Van Diemen's Lard, 24 hatch; 'Nerrid.
Bore, and lt. Michaal, Beveridge, for New Zealand. I.?ek
Mani); Swallow, Black, for Valparaiso, 19th March ; Calla.
Diliaas, fur Penang. 24th March ; Cumberland,Failing, for l'ort
Dalrymple, 24th Alarch ; Asia, Stead. for Bengal ; Henry. Fer.
vier. fnr-Singapore; Phillip Dander', Scarwell, fur the Mauritius,
27th March.
The Admiral Cockburn, Codling. was to sail from Sydney. toe
Batavia, the 26th March; and the D.veton, Bleu, was to sell
for London in all April.
The Nopeanoke on the 12th April, off the Bay of Island., New
Zaai.antL the Irlasteeand part ot the crew of the Mercury, which
vessel he been taken and destroyed try the nrlives in Whacearroa
Ms. The Master and crew were retuning to Port .litkatta
the Pocklitgion, Junta, *WA vessel had shoot 138 tuns
.risi oil
Bellasda, korwnialc. from :Sew South. Wsles re‘llllsja:
was totally lost on the coast of Nits hollatittlifTith

J uly—t he crew saved.
SHIPS •APOCCN WITH.—The Duke of Lancaster, from Liver=
r,ol to India, on the 20th April, in lat. 2. N, long. 84. E.; the
Java, priver, frodwiloontion to Bengal and China, the 14th Au-
gust, itt .lat, 14. N. long. 25. W.; the Colombia. Wilson, from
Plymouth to Itioalaneire and New South Walks, the 13th August,
in lat. 13.23. N. long. 25.4. W.
AMI /PALS AT THE MAVIITIUE.—The Brothers, Potts, from

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the Cape, • the 6th Apsil; the Ann, Grimesl from New South
Wales, the 13th April; his Majesty's ship Lspcigle, from the
Cape, the 28th April; the Fits de France, iieoftioy, from Calcutta,
the 14th Mar; the Java packet, Beamyard, from Madras and
Pondicherry, the 21st Mar.
SAILED FROM TUE Matauvrws—The Brothers, PODS, Pr
the Cape. the 17th of May ; the Ann, Grimes, foe 'New South
Wales, the 19th May.
The Ann, Grimes, from the 3lauritius to New South Wales,
put into Bourbon leaky.
The Liberal, Mogter (Dutch ship) from Batavia, and the
Fits de France, Geoffroy, were discharging their eergoes at the
Mauritius, to repair, having received injury in the lute gales off
that place.
Bownair, Mancst 29.—The Bridget, Leslie, was expected to
sari ter Liverpool, 15th April. The Regalia, Henning, was to
sail for London, 29th April; and the England, Reap, for London,
30th April.
MADIIAS, 31ARCH 213..—The Portland, Snell, was to sail from
3ladras for London, aboutloth April.

SIIIPPING INFELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPT. 16.

Snipe LKTERZD IXWAIDL—Union. Hedde, from Calais; Vi-
gilant, Thorp, from St. Petersburgh • Playle, from Al-
melte, Roquefort, and Gibraltar ; erinnerung, Buhrendt, from
panicle Alibefle, Myhre, from Gefie ; Europa, Nieman, from
Rostock ; -Sarah, Gibbs, from Archangel ; Perseverance. Hub-
' bard, from Kiel • Jonge Anne, Van' Later, from Emden ;
Vriendschop. Valo;n, from Amsterdhm ; Freya, Halversen, from
Porsground; Annette, Neubeyser, from Dantzic • Essex, Sea-
, hinder, from Villa Nova ; Speedwell, Holderndm, from Standgate
' Greek ; Hobbs, Buchannan, from ditto ; Minerva. 3lartensen,
front Liebau ; Packet,.Dalgell, tbdm Malta; Courier. Damanske,
from Denude ; Friends, Sparrow, from GUernsey ; Diana, Zor-
now, from Dantzic ; Cordell*. Bullry, from Naples, Palermo, and
Litaca ; Aurora Niemann, from Wi-mar.

ENRiBED OCTWARTRL, SEPT. Freres, Rieke. for
Antwerp and Brunch ; Prince Frederick, Atherden, for Roster-
dam ; Elizabeth, Duncan, for Drontheim ; Reliance, Nicholson,
for Ilamburgh ; Unterneemung, Block. for Bremen and Brake ;
Jooge Joanna, Segzen, for Antwerp ; New Union, Broecke, roe
ditto ; Clifton, Walker, for Hamburgh ; Rotterdam, Laming, for
Rotterdam ; Vroow Antonio, Alan, fur Antwerp ; Supply, Scott,
fur Elsinore and Copenhagen.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TISTALLT AT GRATESEND.—The
Carl, Hammer, from Elsinore and Oantzic ; Pieter and Marie,
Eggers, from Antwerp ; Eliot, Negret, from Havre and Rouen ;
Argus, Pain, from Hamburgh ; Nizolay Jean, Rule, from
Cbrietilla; Flee, WLean, from Vera Cruz and Alvarado: Hit.
me. antke,, front Madeira, Ct. sun, and bengal ; nfcls Stake,,
for Gibraltar; Fanny, Bonus, for Alain and Alessina ; Bellows,
Regeser, for Elsinore and Dantzic.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The TAWAS., Robertson, for Ant-
werp,. Alvarado, and Vera Cruz; Thames, Pmbst, for Bremen ;
Itlassengale. for Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ; Cape
Packet, genie. for Teneriffe, Vali Diemen's Land, and New South
Wiles ; Ida, Kohn, for Stettin ; Catharine, Iligg. for Gibraltar
and Almeria; Robert Edwards, Sherburne, for New York; Diana,
DAViS, for Para; New John, Ayre, for St. Potersburgh.