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Inget; and should it so happen that during the continuance of she
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trn kb die lelende of aven,a(7. Jersey, and Man; and as several
alterations have been made in the printed particulars, which altera-
tion re printed in Italie, it is requested that persons making Ten-
don will carefully attend to the same.
GOVERNMENT POWDER MILD, W rl A "lloS,

ENGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP
CANAL.
The Act for the formation of this great work having passed, and
its general merits, and the correctness of the estimates of expense
and return having been fully investigated in both Houses of Parlia-
ment, the Committee of Management deem it right, at the termi-
nation of their labours, to submit to the public a brief statement of
the nature of the plan, and of the prospect of advantage which it
holds out. The Committee consider such a statement, founded
upon the evidence adduced, to be the more necessary, in consequence
of the partial and unconnected mode its which, during a contest
arising purely nut of local interests, the attention of the public has
been called to the detail, while it has been led away from the lead-
ing featurm of the measure.
The extreme danger and difficulty in the navigation round the
Land's End, and the detentions. extending frequently to six weeks,
and even longer pericxls, arising from the south-westerly wind.,
which prevail during 8 or 9 months •in the year, are facts well
known to all persons interested in the shippiog trade from Ireland,
Wales, Liverpool, and the ports of the Bristol Channel. The
calamitous losses of lives and shipping on the coasts of Devon-
shire and Cornwall ate too frequently detailed in the newspapers to
have escaped the notice of the public generally.
These circumstances being kept in view,, a slight glance at the
map will suffice to demonstrate to any one, the great obstructions
which must conseliuently arise to all vessels trading from ports
westward and northward of the Land's End, to ports southward
and eastward of it; and that these obstructions must most
especially present themselves to the increasing trade in the southern
counties of Wales, will also be readily perceived.
To remove these evils, and to open a speedy and safe communi-
cation at all seasons far vessels trading from London and the ports
on the eastern and southern coasts of England, to the ports at'
Ireland and the western ports of England, including Liverpool and
Bristol, and to the coasts of South Wales, are the main objects of
theproposed Ship Canal. •
The Canal will extend from Deer or Seaton Bay in the English
Channel, to Stolhted or Bridge*ster lie 'in the Bristol Channel ; it
=lLmild long, 90 feet wide, and 13 feet deep, and may be
ei by meth of 200 tons burden, mist& measurement, when
two extremities harbours *lll be 'constructed, and, as
will be seen by the evidence, these harbours will not only secure
to vessels using the Canal safe and commodious entrances to it,
but will be of great service to the Shipping Interest generally as
Asylum Harbours, and will also prevent an immense loss of lives
and property. The proposed harbour at Beer will, in time of war,
be of incalculable advantage in preventing captures by the enemy's
cruisers.

, rsOUSLIS,
GARDENS, AND LANDS. "%Vb. KENT.
STEVENS and BRENCIILEY respeetfldly inform the
public, that they hare received commands from his Majesty's
Ilonourable Board of Ordnance, to OFFER for SALE by
AUCTION, in hots, the extensive POWDER 51 ILLS at
Faversham, with Powerful Heads of Water, a capital Family
DWELLING florsE. with 13 Acres of Land, beautifully
hid out ; • desirable RESIDENCE and 5 Acres of Lind ; Three
1101:SEri is the town of Faversham, and sundry allotments of
GARDEN GROUND. Due notice will be given of the day of
Sala.-35, Old Jewry, London, August 6, 11125.
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EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER
'CH ANOE, STRAND.
THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se-
mid division of Eseter'Cliange, where may be seen a
large and well manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur-
ride, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip-
tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East
aA West ladies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp
Animals, Camp fables and Chairs. Cabin Wash-hand Stands,
Cabin lamps, Camel and Hillock Trunks, Canteens completely
6;ted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed.
!king, Desks,ltresidng Cases. &e. A large assortment of
Ovary and Infaarry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes,
Melts, sad Pistols &c. &e.
The Harness and :Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win.
set Harm:Clothing. merit inspecticm, from their eseellam quality,
lint style of wyrkmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the
Andes in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent
pan. of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but
seer Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will
be mole under any circonistances.
N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe,
Vat die tnree principal entrances to this Outfitting \Vsrehouse are
in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and
Lionised Ships, and Mornin Papers. ars constantly kept.

t'IAB 1 N ET-MAK E RS' SOC 1 .ET Y.—CHEAP
Li CABINET and rPHOLSTERY at the LONDON
RE POSITORY for the CA BINET-MA.K ERS' SOCIETY,
beirg the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of
LEA DEN BA LL.F,T BEET, opposite A litgate Pomp, and which
ha been established upwards of bix Years. Fop Heady Honey
sed no Abatement.
The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility
and Gentry, that they still conduct the shove Establishment for
the Renck: of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large
fondles) by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet
Line. of bast workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in
Lyedon, no other profit being required than to satiety the warehouse
nulled intidentii expenses; being satisfied with constant employ.
meet to enable them toeupport their families, the number nt' whom
appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148.
From the gr-st patmnage the Conuuittee have received, they are
t; hope' Cl increasitg diet iambi r.
The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods
eirranted -C. a. d.
Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0
Tent ditto . - . 1 6 0
Bonlercd Hanna to fit - - 1 1 0
Mahogany Drawers with solid ends . 3 3 0
Eight Mahogany Chairs . - 6 10 0
Mahogany Pembroke Table - - 2 0 0
Feather Bed, free from dust and smell,
front .1:2 12 0 to 8 8 0
Drayriag-room Sofa, from .f.:3 60to 7 7 0
Ditto Bedstead - - - 3 8 0
3lahogany Hone-Hair Sofa - - 610 0 upwards
A Quantity of Papa Hangings for Bed. Dining, and Drawing
Rooms, at nearly Half Price. The Tuttle will Bnd it worth their
3ttelltloo.
House' Famished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a
fee
Goods packed free of expense except the matting.
Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Appraisements in Town and
Country ; ald Estates valued.

The total expense of forming the Canal and Harbours, and of
amply providing tar every contingency incident to ouch a work, is
estimated by Ale Telford at 1.712,11441. and from his evidence, on
oath, it appears that he has allowed for each distinct part of the
work a sum at which he can immediately find parties willing to
contract fur it.

The sources of a revenue, proportioned to this expenditure,
established by the evidence of competent and respectable witnesses,
were arranged under the following heads : Tons.
lit. The supply of coals tithe whole extent of country
bordering upon the Canal, and for a considerable dis-
tance on each side of it, including the towns of
Iloniton, Taunton, llminster, Axminster, Chard,
Crewkeme, Yeovil, Colyton, Langport, Bridge.
water, and others, taken only at one-half of the esti-
mate, ae 45,000 tons, and groceries and other goods
at 15,000 tons . . - - 00,000
2d. The like supply of coals to the southern parts of
England, taken at one-half only of a reduced esti-
mate.
. - - - 500.000
3tl. Tonnage of limestone for paving, building, &c. 30,000
4th. Tonnage of ships trading between English ports,
passing through the Canal, taken at one-half of the
tonnage of vessels at present navigating round the
Land's End, as appearing by returns made to Par-
liament for the purpose of this calculation . 205,337
sth. Tonnage of foreign vessels using the Canal. taken
at two-thirds of the amount ascertained by the like
returns - - - 127,068
6th. Tonnage of British vessels trading to foreign
ports, taken at one-half the quantity, ascertained by
like returns - - 89,010
7th. Tonnage of vessels trading from Ireland to Bri-
tish and foreign ports' taken at one-third of the
quantity, ascertained by like returns 03,312

COMNITTILK.
T. Corder I J. Wilson j J. Carter
T. lia.ler J. Criett W. Wsllhora•
THURNELL, Agent. J. ASLER Secret..

" Donuts et placers uxoe."—Hoi.
Thy house, and (in the cup of life,
That hone .drop) thy pleasing wife.
HAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mina," is
Insured by marriage; ' the strictest tie of perpetual friend.
trip" is a gift fmm Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by
which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association
sub celestial intelligence."
Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, It
becomes an Joycean% e duty, not only tJ regulate the passions, but
to cleanse the grosser nature from thirst impurities which the free-
dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the
neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless
instances, which, while they excite tie commiseration of the be.
holder, Ciould also impress him with the fear of self-reproach.
Luxurious habits will tiferninise the body--a residence in the
tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the
Premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the
-lateral dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised
sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then,
.7e address ou•selves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength,
.alicity; nor will our ad van ets appear questionable, sanction ed asthey
are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful ex-penence
The easy ewes of married life are sometimes disturbed by the
seepension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath
..for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be
,trengthened, sod deficient energy improved into functional power.
la every case of syphilitic intrusion, es well as in every relaxa.
'ton the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure
"Wilily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeel-
cie empiric from the position se presumptuously taken up, we
deviate from general principles with less hesitation and confident
la our own honourable integrity as 'Members of the College of
Surgoins, we refer the suffering community of either sex (espe-
cially those entering into matrimonial We) at once to our house,
*bac daily attendance is given for personal consultation; ; and
le
-en from the country are iinmediately answered; these must
Wails a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be km.
wanted to any part of the world, however distant.

Total tonnage . 1,095,627
At a charge of Id. per ton per mile on an average,
the above tonnage will produce, for the whole
44 miles of Canal, a gross revenue of - £200,846 12 4
Add a tonnage rate, to be levied on all vessels
taking refuge in, or using the proposed har-
bour, and also on vessels proceeding along the
Canal, to Bridgewater and the river Barret.
The amount annually from these sources may,
on an average of years, beitaken at 10,000 0 0

Clear annual income arising from the Canal and
Harbour, and applicable to a dividend among
the proprietors, of about 12 per cent. - 210,1146 12 0
N.B. The expenses of management, repairs, and every other
contingency, will be provided for by the tonnage arising on the in-
ternal traffic on the Canal.
In the above calculation no allowance is made for the vast in-
crease of trade which is annually taking place in South IVales, and
to which this undertaking will most essentially contribute ; nor is
' any tonnage reckoned in coal brought from Wales to London ; the
Stone Coal and Culm is however already used there, and on the east
coast of England ; and there is every reason to expect that the corn.
mon Welsh Coal will find its way to the London market, when a
safe and regular mode of transit shall be secured.
The consequent increase of trade and manufacture in the fine and
populous country through which the Canal will pass, presents a
prospect of additional revenue to a very considerable extent ; and
in the great Northern Canals, which have proved so immensely
productive, that increase hat been the great source of profit. It
should here be noticed that a recent negotiation will allow the Cor-
poration, at a very moderate expense, to make a branch Ship Ca-
nal to the populous and wealthy town of Taunton, and that a Junc-
tion with the Grand Western Canal will, by the same means, be
effected.
It should also be noticed, that although in the event of a war the
transit through the Canal will be very materially augmented, the
additional income to be derived from that event has not been taken
into consideration in the above estimates. _

The Committee, therefore, conceive that this undertaking cannot
be considered of a delusive or even of a doubtful and hazardous
character, but a measure affording to the subscribers every reason-
able assurance of an ample present profit, and the additional pro.
mho' of an income increasing with the advance of national prospe-
rity.
The capital of 1,750.0001. is directed in the Act to be raised, Ao
shares of 1001. each. No shareholder will be liable beyond his
shares, and his liability se future calls in respect or such shares will
cease immediately on a transfer; the Act directs, that two months
at the least shall intervene between each call, and that nu call shall
exceed 5 per cent.
A General Meeting of the Subscribers will take place on the 18th
of August, to elect Directors, and make the necessary arrange-
ments for the commencement of the work ; and the ('ommitace re-
quest that all communications, In the interval, may be addressed to
Moan. King and Lukln, 5, Gray's lan-square ; and Mr. Oahe,
hard, liesnereet.

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and
The E, offer' ly eligible situations for the erection of
Villas. There is a stratum of good brick and tile earth, and the
River Ravensboume intersects the laud.
The Estate may be viewed on Mondays and Thursdays, by
tickets only, which may be had, with printed particulars. of Win-
stanle_y and Sons, Paternoster-row . particulars also of Messrs.
Teesdale and Symes, Solicitors, Fenchurch-street; at the Inns at
Bromley, Seven Oaks, and Croydon ; and at the place of tale.

SUBSTANTIAL AND NEWLY BUILT FIRST-RATE
PREMISES FOR TRADE,
OXFORD-STREET, NEAR REGENT-STREET;
Land Tax Redeemed.
fly Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE,
At their Spacious Rooms. Great Marlborough-street, on TUES-
DAY NEXT, at 12,
EXTENSIVE LEASEHOLD PREMISES, with an
excellent Show Shop, situate in the most preferable part of
Oxford-street, within a short distance from Regent-street. The
premises comprise five spacious airy bed-chambers, two lofty draw-
ing moms, communicating with folding doors ; ground floor, a
very excellent show shop, counting.huuse, and parlour, 54 feet
deep ; basement—kitchen, warehouses, cellars, private entrance,
and every other requisite aCCOUISIIIits 'Mon. Held for a term, at a
low rent.

May be viewed till 'the Sale, with tickets only, which, with par.
titulars, may be had of Messrs. Dawvon and Cafe, Great 11l atibo-
rough-street.

WELL-BUILT THIRD RATE CARCASS.
BEDFORD-PLACE, CHURCH-LANE, KENSINGTON
GRAVEL PITS.
By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE.
At. the Plough Inn. Kensington Gravel Pita, on MONDAY, the
22d inst. at 12,
A Well-built Third-rate CARCASS, situate and being
the thirteenth house on the south side of Bedford-plan,
eliurch-lane. high-row, Kensington °revel Pita, with a fore court
and ground behind, about 60 feet deep; held for a term of 99 years,
at a ground rent of eight guinea& per annum.
The premises may be viewed till the Sale. Particulars may be
had at the Pliitgh, Kensington Graiel Pita ; and of Messrs. Daw-
son and Cafe, Great Alarlborough-street.

FREEHOLD BUILDING-GROUND,
With Votes for the County of Middlesex, Land-tax redeemed,
desirably situate in High-row, Church lane, Kensington, where
Houses of the description that this Ground is adapted for ar.:
much wanted.
By Alessrs. DAWSON and CAFE,
At the Plough Inn, Notting-hill, Kensington Gravel-pits, on
AION DA Y, the 22d inst. at 12, by order of the Directors of the
West Middlesex Water-works,
IGHT Lots of very desirable FREEHOLD BUILD-
ING GROUND, land-tax redeemed, sufficient for six
houses, in front of Iligh-row ; and forty houses in a new street
to he formed, leading from Iligh-row to the West Middlesex
Water-works. The road is formed, and the sewer made.
_

A person will attend on the ground till the sale to show the Lots,
when particulars ma) be had ; also at the Office of the Company,
No. M. Ilmmers-street; of Mr. Dunhill, Solicitor, No. 14, Red-
Lion-square; at the place of sale; and of Messrs. Dawson and
Cate, Great borough-street.

TWO VALUABLE REVERSIONS OF FOUR THOUSAND

POUNDS,

-
114 R.Tiliti,ll;ALlPSNETTecattfu'ly
he ans7aVee s
SUBMIT that
on
y
AUCTION. at the Mart, gartholomew-lane, by order of the
Executors, TWO VALUABLE REVERSIONS OF TWO
'PH OUSAND POUNDS each, payable on the Death of a Lady,
now in her sixtieth year.
Particulars may be had at Messrs. Blakes, White, Ainge, and
Blake, Essex-street, Strand; Messrs. Collier, Birch. and Mar.
chant, Carey-street; at the Mart; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73,
New Bond-street.

THZ WEATHER.—M. Debrun, of Beaumes, Member
of the Academy of Sciences of Paris, has addressed the
following letter to the Editor of the Journal des Debuts:—
•' It will perhaps be agreeable to you to know the result of some
observations which I made on the 19th of July, the hottest day
which has been felt for twenty-five years. In a spot situate 200
feet above the level of the water, between 'Jourdan and Etampes,
in the shade, the thermometer of Iteaumur, placed to the north,
and where the sun never approaches, marked 32 degrees above Zero,
of Reaumur (104 of Fahrenheit), and in the sun the greatest heat
was 67 degrees. 1 placed some fresh water its a warm situation, in
a 'copper vessel, to ascertain to what degree the rays of the sun
would heat it, and at one o'clock in the afternoon myself and other
persons put our hands into it, which we were obliged to withdraw
immediately, as the temperature of it was 40 degrees. The same
day articles of large size, wood, stones, and metallic substances par-
ticularly, were so impregnated with caloric, that it was impossible
to hold them in the hand."
'Psis Il ARV E ST.—The Wheat harvest throughout Kent
and Surrey has already made considerable progress, and is
very productive in the ear, though the straw is very short ;
but we have noticed in several of the higher lands, which
have been more than othersexposed to the heat of the sun, th
in many crops the ear is not so full and large as is more usua
when the growth has been helped by frequent showers of
rain ; and that the reaping has been effected with greater
caution than is customary in that most important part of
the labour, in order to prevent the grain from shedding
during the operation. The rains which in the last week
appeared heavy in London have scarcely been felt in the
open field, where it has fallen very partially. On Satur-1
day last the whole • atmosphere towards the east of the
Thames was veiled in darkness for a time, almost like
night itself, and much rain fell in Essex, while in Kent
and Surrey there was an unclouded sky, except about noon.
Wherever the rain falls upon the sheaves it swells the ears,
and prevents them shedding out of the husks. In many
of these parts the farmers were very busy in carrying in
their crops, and before the present week shall elapse there
will not be left a load nor a tithe upon the lands.
I K PROVEN INTS IN NAVIG•TION.—There are two new
inventions in navigation which are attracting the undivided
attention of the shipping interests of this country ; the first
in importance is Botch's Lever Fid, by which ships may
strike their topmasts or top-gallant-masts in less than a
minute, and fid (hoist them again) in five minutes, with-
out slacking a landyard or starting any other part of the
rigging attached to them, and the work of only two.men.
This invention has been laid before the Admiralty, and is'
about to be adopted by the British Navy, Government
having given the inventor, who is we believe a patentee,
5,000/. The other invendon is an improvement of the
Mariner's Compass, by Mr. Pope ; the needle being free
of the card, it is permitted to fall into the magnetic nio-
ridian (whilst the card continues its horizontal position),
and to change the degree of dip iu every degree of
' latitude.

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WERPOOL, TU,E6DAY EVCNING.

Wind, W.N.W. fair.—llighswater 40 m. r. fl.
Arrienl the Reliance, Graham. from liaschithresi
41-Lean, from Quebec. mailed 11th Jul) St. Peter, Italic. from
St. Petersburgti ; Albuira, Carter, fropi Riga; 311041.
from Oporto and Hoylake; Felicity,--, front the filvali•orni itlet ;
Bee. from Demerara Phillip Tabb, Wheeler, No-
vanne ; Hardware, Britian. from Lisbon; Hopftet, Pomade, finat
St. Peersburgh James, Young. from St. Petersbuigh.
The Alined', Harrison, front Alexandria for Unite:poi hie 'r-
ived at Milford, with 115 bales of cotton. Sailed on the 224 Alay,
. Company with the Robert, for Liverpool.
The Good intent, Marken, from loverpool for Cape Brettet, has
arrived at Milford, and must discharge.
Tire Smyrna, Plain, from Smyrna fur Liverpool.; has'arrivett at
Falmouth. Sailed on the 12th June. passed 0 tbraltai on the 11. h
`uly. •On the 7th Juty. in lat. 37 Is 6, long. 2 24, the brig
',eno, from Liverpool far Trieste.
The Ides, Hamden, from Miramichi, lass arrived at Beau. saris.
The Arcturus, AV baron, and lloode, Blundell, front Livarpcisli;
have arrived at Lisbon..
Notice has been given from our Post-office, that the !ester-hag
for Belfast, to go brim hence per steam-velael Sheoirock, will be
open until one hoar previous to lice sailing on Wednesday eft:lung
or Thursday morning, which time will he published in the news.
papers ; and also that iris not needful that the postagr should be
paid at the time of putting a letter Into the Office.
Our Cotton market is become uus,tiled, prices guise nominal,
and tn-lay nothing doing. Yesterday sad Saturday was is
steady demand-, and about :',%4 bags sold.
LIVEILPOOL VAR/U:TS, fars;korb. 11.

At our Com Exchange to-day there was a moderate demand foe
ATheat, and an advance of 3d. on Wheat, and Oats la. a Id..bist
she transactions homed, and principally to the millers watt deileis.
Beans are a little (say ls. a 25.1 -dearer. Other articks wiihous
ah7ration. 44'heat and Flout in bond go off cccasioasily At '10.3
quotations. .
GRAIN r. d. a. d.
Wheat per Bushel 701b.,—English (red) . 10 0 a 10 0
,
Ditto (white) . 10 3 a 10 II
Scotch - 8 9 a 10 .4)
Irish (red) - - it 9 a 9 8
4.• Ditto (white) . 0 ll a I/ 0
.. Foreign: free . 8 6 a 9 6
- Ditto (in bond) . 4 0 a 4 t;
Canadian, free - 0 0 a 0 U
Date per Bushel of 451b.-.lrish Potato - 3 b • S 5
English,Seotch&Welsh 3 4 a 3 7
Common 2d. • 3d. lower.
Barley per COM—English - . 5 3 a 6 '3
Irish - - - 4 9 a 5 0
Malt-par V galls. (old) . - - V U a 9 6
Ditto (new) - - II 6alo .0
Oatmeal per 2401b.—English - - suoano
Irish (Al) - . 25 0 • 27 0
Ditto (new) a 0 U • 0 0
Flour pie 2801b.—English - 860 a Mi (I
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Irish . - - 54 0 a 57 0
American per 1961 b. . 24 0 a 244 0
• Dantsic - .- 0 U a 0 0
. Foreign. free 1) 0 a U U
Beans per Quarter—English . - 44 0 a , 48 0
Irish . - 4.1 0 a 46 0
Foreign - .- Uoa dl 0 Peas par Quarter—English, White -lio a U 0
Ditto Grey - - 0 0 it 0 IP
Foreign - - ft U a 0 U

IMPORTED FROM TIIE 2D TO THE cTil Cr tt;c:UST
INCLFSIVE.

Wheat:
Foreign • 14,366
Ireland . . 322,
Cout ways - 334

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TilCaret of Directors of the (Jailed Comittetery of 1 1. row offers. An APPhENTICE wanted to the Ledie' TO TOURISTS.
cchanis V Bericiand tending to the East lodise* kinky ' and Gentlemen's Boot and Shoemaker. None need apply bus those GRAY'S BOOK of ROADS, tut an entirely New FREEHOLD HOUSES IN ST. MARTIN'S-LANE :
Notice of respretability. Plan; showing, at one view, tits various Lanes of Route Capital Public House, and several others, to Chandos-street 1 and
Tbst a QUARTERLy GENERAL COURT of the mkt Address, if Int letter, post paid, to 31r:Terome, No. Si, King. leaditntf to any required iot' of Distance ; and the Index so ar. . the Whole of Seymour.coert. adjoining. M
Coe pang will be held at their House in Leedenhall.strest, oft %street, Regent.strenae to n, le advert" and- hunoniate Beference to any re. By Mr. WILLOCK, St.
Wedinisy, theßith alEmptember next, at Eleven o'clock la the
W wales Cofree-llonse. in Change.alley, Cornhill, on fro
resenoon.
JOSEPH DART. Seastrey. OTT DAM ANNUAL PAIL—The Public are County Maps, 12s, With Coloured Malts, Ifie. EDNESDAY 'NEXT, at 12. in Sixteen Lots, Be
respectfully informed that this great ANNUAL FAIR will " This is the meet useful travelling corn anion with which we 4 A Large and valuable ESTATE, consisting of SIX- vat
ARMY CONTRACTS. commence 012 SUNDAY, the 14th instant, and continue for four- are acquainted. The various Routes which VI
connect any two placed TEEN FREEHOLD HOUSES, very desirably situate, St.
Coionsimitiae D next, teen days. The Steam Packets.
the are seen et a single glance; and any 'ninon route, whether it be 1 Nos. 25, 5, and 27. in St. Martin'a.lane, near Charing-cross;
TaItASOILY CH atillEns, Ju I.T 30. KING OF THE NETHERLANDS, Cept.i. SLATER, ong the principal or crow Ronda, is, from the novel mode adopted i 2. 30. 31, 32, 33, and 34. in Chandos•street, forming the riv
NOTICE is A liar, to Pere,ms r.freirotss of QUEEN OF TB E NETHERLANDS, Capt. J. Peensow. rip the book, traced nut witlithe greatest faeility."_critical Gazette. 1 whole South Side of %hat Street, from S.t. Mardn's-lane to Se in
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Joifa ltad and Bettacks in Custom-II ono, at eight o'clock in the morning, for the convey- ,Containing a spore ial-and Statistical Description ot the Prin. occupation of very respectable tenants, on leans st old rents, on
4.0 ance of Passengers, Carnage, and Luggage, to Rotterdam. cipality : to which is prefixed, a copious Travelling Guide, cxhi- amounting to
Minn Pm further particulars, application to be made to the General biting the direct and the principal Crenssßoads, Inns, Distances of EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. Fa albskadkic tbs Sophia . .
Id Packet Office, Rd& *tend ; and for securing beds to
N. W. SYMONDS, Agent. 7. Crescent. Minoriee.
CANDLES, 64e1. per lb. ; Waxed Wick Moulds, fid. Sf tegesin, and Noblementa Seam Mu:Anted e. it!, Maps and Viewe, To be viewed till the sale, and partleulesi, with a plan of the Ja
mild, In Chandos-street ; White Horse, St. Martin's-lane; mid at the "
Tsang •
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211"W"Elient:
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Established Warehouse, 63, St. Martir'a.lane, opposite Slaughter's
ga uof New. Kent (Induillihr TIN. wile
OF Tlf A NET in. particular. New edition, corrected and improved square.l
imarkst) bury Feat • • illimisiediel Coffee-house. 4very article of the best. at prices as wider:—
by J. N. Borax*, See. Illustrated with several Views and
Chinni Lancaster Was Candice, 6s. id. per dozen; Waxed Wick Moulds, Bs.; Palace
Wax Lights, 3s. per lb. ; dn. Wax Candles, 3s. 4d.; Sperm Can. Map. Priet' all* brand. OAKLEY FAR3I..KENT, Opi
Conniall (including Learnt fee` . ,
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Scilly) _ Leah •the surrounding Scenery. the Velem: Mouotans. adjacent Towns Commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, with 136 Acres of Land. nal
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That the Dokataies are to commence NI and for the 25th day of
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before aday the Ilith day of August, but none will be received of DANIEL the PROPHET. alt:
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Geerasey. Jersey, and Alderney ;as also must the several Counties Introductory Outline of its Academical [theory; a concise It istory double coach house, stahling for twelve horses, extensive and pro-
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„The Estate offers many eligible situations for the erection of
aroma of theCnntroet ; and no Pro
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