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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-24

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 21.--Sailed the Princess Elizabeth, Kemp,
for Smyrna ; and the Hope, Nichols, for London.
POITSNIOUTAI, JUNE 22.x-Sailed the Ocean transport, Dean,
for Halifax ; and the Gilbert Henderson, Grant, for Quebec.
DEAL, J x E 22.—Passed through for the River the Mangles,
Coglea, from New South Wales ; Stockton, Galbraith, from Hon-
duras ; and Reward, Ter_ry, from London for Quebec.
2 GRAVESEND, Junk:2.—Arrived the Ilindostan, Lamb, from
Havanah ; Scipio, Bond, from St. Lucia; 3largaret, Christie,
from Pillau ; Hope, Page, from Harlingen ; and Union, Win-
ter, from do. Sailed the Lord Hungerford. Talbert, for Madeira ;
JEsehylus, Douglas, for Oporto ; Matilda, Vaux, fur Malta ;
Briton, Pederson, for Riga; Larch, Douglas, for Rio ; Sarah,
Drummond, lot New York; Union, Pouctie, for Taterafe ; In-
clination, Detgin, for Bremen ; and Jeutie Constant, —, for
Rouen.
ALMERIA, MAY 30.—The Hannah, Gall, arrived on the 20th
inst. from Chester, was spoken with by a Colombian brig of war
and a schooner, off this place. They had captured several Spanish
vessels on this csast.

The Mahlon, of London, Haliburton. from Grangemouth, laden
with whiskey, is lost on the Shipwash Sand ; crew saved, and ar-
rived a: Harwich.
The following vessels were left on the coast of Japan and Timor,
in Sept. 1824, by the Hope, Harris, arrived in the River from the
South Seas, via. h—The Supply, Thomson, with 700 barrels of
oil ; Indian, Gibson, 600 ditto; Greenwich, Thomson, 1,400
ditto ; Wildman, Barry, 600 ditto ' • Harleston, Gulliver, 900
ditto ; Cretan, Gulliver, 700 ditto ; Coquet, Starers, 1100 ditto ;
Ann Elizabeth, Caslin, 600 ditto; Saracen, Dunn, 900 ditto;
Mary, Davy, 2,000 ditto • and Ann, Greig, 1,400 ditto.
Arrived oil' Dom the Cherry, Sikes, from Sicily.
The General Slntander, Colombian privateer, arrived at Gibral-
tar the 2d inst. ftom a cruise.
The Frederick, Powell, from Jamaica to London, and the Wm.
E*cntt, for Bristol, were parted with on the Bth ult. olf
Cape Antonio, south, west end of Cuba, by the David, arrived at
Bristol

TH E ARMY.

GRAND REVIEW OF CAVALRY.
London, England, 1825-06-24

PRICES OF SHARES YESTERDAI .
MINES.
Share. Paid. Premium par Share.
Anglo-Mexican £lOO 25 86
Anglo-Chilian lOO 6 3121 3
Aegna Iron and Coal 6O 7 761
ilf Bowe 6O 3 21
Chihan lOO 6 104 10
Colombian lOO 6 19 21
Chilian and Peruvian 1 31 44 4
Cobalt and Copper 6O 2 3 21 34 311 4
Famatina
General 31ining Association
London United 25 6 4444
Manganese 2O 2 21 1f 1 2
P 1110) Peruviar lOO 5 131 14
Potosi, La Pas, and Peruvian 60 A 74 el
Royal Irish 1 9-16 par
Rio de la Plata. lO9 6 11
South Wales lOO 2 1 dis
United Mexican 4O 20
Ditto New 4O 10 23 24
Welch Iron and Coal 25 10 14
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
Alliance British and Foreign lOO 10 6
Protector Fire 2O 2 1 dis
atiscEn..olsous.
British Iron Company lOO 5 2I 2 f
British Rock sad Patent Salt 30 5 64 .5
Bagnor and Aldwick 6O 2 I ilk
Canada lOO 10 28
Colombian Agricul. Company 100 6 3 4
Equitable Loan Bank 5B 1 11 1 1 1
General Steam Navigation lOO 5 4/
Great Westminster Dairy 26 4 1 par
Honduras lOO 5 1 dis
London Brick Company 6O 3 !dis
Mediterranean Steam lOO 16 11 dis
Metropolitan Alderney Dairy 25 4 If
Metropolitan Flab 25 1 I dis
National Stone Way 5O 11
Provincial Bank of Ireland lOO II f
Patent Steam Carriage 6 2i tilis
Pearl and Coral Fishery ......
London, England, 1825-06-24

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.'

CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 22.
Snips ENTSRED Igwastris.—The Supply, Scott, from Rigs ;
Union, Winter, from Harlingen; Christian. Dtmcan, from Dant.
sic; Clyde, Russell, from Limerick; Alarsiral Blucher, Golder,
trom Rotterdam ; Hope, Page, from Harlingen ; Eagle, Tonkin,
from Port-au-Prince; Os,dan, Bruce, from Palau • S•sphia, Gra-
north. from Airmel ; and Staters, placket. front iiffs-
ENTERED OUTWARDS.--The John and Harriett, Phillips,
for Tunis; Atalanta, Wood, for Sierra Leone and Cape Coast Cas.
tle • Andrews, Voar, for Stettid Vrouw Petcrke, IVaalkes, for
E ntlen ; Prince of Waterloo, Mailer, for Ostend ; Betsey and
Sarah, Bloom, for Hamburgh ; Eliza, Blake, for Rotterdam ,•
Eclipse, Godfrey, for Dublin ; Margaret, Bowman, for Cork; and
Esperance, Van Geyt, for Antwerp atid.Brussels.
CLEARED OUT AMIDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The
Mary, Dobson, for Elsinore and Petersburgh ; Richard Reynolds,
Roberts, for Elsinore and Petersburgh • Ed ward, Turner, for El.
sinore and Riga ; Onierneeming, laic, for Rotterdam ,• Forti.
tude, Stewart., jun. for Calais ; Prince Frederick, Atherden, for
Rotterdam ; and Reward, Terry, for Quebec.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.--TRA Freundschaft and Caroline,
Pahncke, for Elsinore and Dentate • Vrouw Peterke, NCaalkes, for
1 Emden ; Mary Ann, Sliellabear. for Elsinore and Riga ; Rachel,
Chadwick, for Hamburgh • Tre Venner, /Hedvig, for Elsinore and
Copenhagen ; Acorn, Robertson, for Cadiz; Neptunus, Beskuw,
for Stockholm ; Marys. Primrose, for 3lemel ; hlua, Gallon, for
Petcrsburgh ; Ealing Grove, Fskoner, for ditto ; New Astley,
Bartlett, fur Cadiz ; Earl of Mar, Strathie, for Archangel ; and
Asia, Round, for Benecarno. •
London, England, 1825-06-24

COSTLY EFFECTS.

By Mr. JAMES DENEW,
At his Auction Room. Charles-street, Berkeley-square, THIS
DAY and TO-MORROW, (Friday and Saturday), at 12.
THIS DAY'S SALE includes the Sumptuous State
Bedstead and Damask Hangings lined with lutestring,
magnificent ebony cabinets, bull and marquitrie commodes, rare
porphory slabs, sculptures, large ilasses, 73 by 67, and 72 by 63 ;
line cabinet and gallery Pictures, beautiful porcelain, ladies' superb
Parisian dressing-glam. an 8-leaf screen, pedal harp, costly library
tables, &c.
May be viewed preceding the Sale; and Catalogues had of Mr.
Denew, Auctioneer, Charles-street, Berkeley-square.

CANNON-STREET-ROAD, ST. GEORGE'S EAST.
BY DRAYTON and VENTOM,
At the Auction Mart. on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12,
OUR BRICK-BUILT DWELLING HOUSES,
eligibly situate, and being Nos. 7,8, 9, and 10, Lower Chap.
man-street, the corner of 31arpatreet, Cannon-street-road, contain-
ing each two chambers, two sitting-rooms and yard. in the occupa-
tion of respectable tenants, at rents amounting to 63!. per annum,
and held on lease for about 80 years, at the ground-rent of 31. 3a.
each house. The houses are in good repair, are well tenanted, and
in a neighbourhood daily improving.—May be viewed by leave of
the tenants; printed particulars had at the Mackworth Arms, the
corner of the Commercial and Cannon-street roads, and of Drayton
and Veatom, Auctioneers and Surveyors, 97, Leadenball-street,
and at the Mart.
London, England, 1825-06-24

SALES BY AUCTION.

SPLENDID FURNITURE.
GLASSES. PORCELAIN. SCULPTUESS, CARVINGS,
BRONZES, SILK HANGINGS, CARPETS, TAPES-
TRY, &e.
R. JAMES DENEW respectfully announces to the
11,.11 Nobility and Gentry, that he shall SELL by AUC-
TION, THIS DAY, at his Anc,ion Rnnm, Charles.street, Ber-
keley-square. a few Articles of ANCIENT FURNITURE, of
the highest class, and in fine preservsion, removed from the town
residence of a Person of Rank, a very choice selection of old China,
both useful and ornamental, valuable bronzes, marbles, sculptures,
and carvings ; large glance. supported by fine porphyry and other
tables, suites of silk and damask hangings, carpets, tapestries,
costly ormolu loom, clock, aaa candelabras, and numerous items
of elegance and value.
May now be viewed, and catalogues had at the Auction Rooms
in Charles•street.
London, England, 1825-06-24

LIVERPOOL, WEDNISDAT EvZNING.

Wind N.W.—High Water,ls m. p. 3.
Arrived the John, Brown, from New Orleans; Oglethorp, Tri-
boor, from Sarannah ; Finley, Byas, from Alexandria and Mil-
ford ; Marianne, Smith. from Dnntzic ; Augusta Amelia. —,
from Stettin; Baron Androesan, Johnson, from Quebec; flanges,
Tomkinson, from New Orleans, sailed Ist May.
The Lindsays, for New Orleans; Spartan, for St. Thomas's:
and Richard, for Demerara, passed Holyhead yesterday. Wind
N. by E. blowing fresh.
The Saco, Bougham, from Virginia, hat arrived at Bremen.
The Accession, Rodharn, front Rio de Janeiro, has arrived' at
Cuxhaven.
The Annesley, Carnebv, from Bordeaux, has arrived at Dublin.
Sailed yesterday, the ?Mary, Robinson, for Barbadoes ; New-
castle, Nrilkinson, for Philadelphia ; and Minerva, Chambers, for
Buenos Ayres.
•
Our Cotton Market remakes tail, and'prices nominal. About
1,800 bags sold the titst three days of the week.
London, England, 1825-06-24

GUN AND PISTOL REPOSITORY, Not. 42 and 43,
OXFORD-STREET.

GASS respeetKsliyrnfit;n7s—iiie Nobility, Gentry,
D and Sporting Gentlemen, he has added to his choice and
well.selected Stock of New and Second-band FLINT and DE-
TONATING-GUNS. the principal pan or Mts. Wilson's, kw
of Vigo-lane (retired from business): Guns by Manton, Purdey,
Forsyth, Smith, Nock, Moote, Egg, Monimer, and other makers,
at half their original cast, warranted ; Rifles, Air-guns. and Capes.
by Staudenmayer and other makers ; Duelling, Holster, and
Pc•cket Pistols, in great variety ; an aasortnient of Plate and
Plated Articles, very low for ready money.
Guns and Pistols bought or taken in exchange. Merchants and
Captains supplied.
Nos, 4:2 and 43, Oxford-street, near Benters-street, London.
London, England, 1825-04-29

,Eihe rittolt reoo.

DIWRY-LANE THEATRE.
Thus Evening, FRIDAY, April 119, will be performed
THE FATAL DOW RP.
Roehfort, Mr. Terry; Charelote, filr.Waltaek : Moment, Mr. !decreed?.
Belumele, Mrs.W.l% est.
After which a new Pastoral Ballet, called
THE ROSSIGNOL
Or, THE BIRD IN THE BUSH.
The Principal Characters by Ma and Mrs. Noble, kr.
To conclude with
MY UNCLE GABRIEL.
Gabriel Ownilunt, Mr. Gatti.; Scrip. Mr. Redford ; Lieut. Sutton,
Mr. Horn; Toni Tacit, Mr. Knight; Jack Ready, Mr. Harley. Eliza,
Miss Porey; Mrs. T., Mrs. Orger.
To-morrow, Der Frelschuts, and Abon Hassan.
London, England, 1825-04-29

POI.ICF.

UNION-H A LL.
Yesterday imn:lng Brooks was charged before the sitting Ma.
gistrate (Mr. Swa RE v ) with causing a riot at the house of Thomas
Farley, of Tiverton-row, Newington Causeway. It appeared from
the evidence of the complainant, that the defendant practised as an
attorney by using the nan^ of a person on the Rolls, and was well
known at Sergeant's Inn as a procurer of hires: bail. The com-
lainant, by the persuasive language of the defendant, became bail
For a person of the name of George Hunt, in which action Brooks
acted as an attorney, and in consequence of his neglect, Farley was
fixed with debt and costa. Farley thcn commoner(' proceedings
against Brooks, and also made application to the Law Society.
Brooks, at this mode of conduct, became enraged, so much so, that
on Tuesday week last he called at the residence of Farley, having
previously collected a number of boys together by giving each a
few pence, and commenced a volley of the grossest abuse against
Farley ; having done which,he then chalked the name of Farley,and
his place of residence, with the words at the end, " Hired bail at a
shilling in the pound." In consequence of the conduct of Brooks,
upwards of 300 persons were collected in Tiverton-row, to the
great annoyance of the complainant and his neighbours. The de-
fendant stated that he had in many actions employed Farley to
become bail, and in the one above mentioned he had paid Farley
32n. for so doing; in some actions the sum of M. had been paid,
and therefore it was what he might have expected from the bonus
he had received. The worthy Magistrate observed, that neither of
the pardes appeared before him in a respectable light. and, under
the circumstances of the case, he should dismiss the charge ; Mr.
Farley might, if he thought proper, prefer hislndictment at the en-
suing Surrey Sessions. Mr. Farley then left the office, declaring
his determination to follow the course the worthy Magistrate ha
pointed out.

Mr. Knight hu recently published the following inte-
resting AVorks:—The Diary of Henry Teonge. a Chaplain in the
English Navy In the time of Charles 11.—The Abduction, an Ilia.
torieal Novel—Everyday Occurrences—and White's Compendium
of the British Peerage.
London, England, 1825-04-20

BIIITIIS.

On Thursday, the 7th inst. 1-21,2nbeth Nash, wife of Thomas
Nash, shoemaker, snd consui!l.: of the parish of Wooburn, sat
delivered at Wooburn Green of three boys, making tour childreit
within the year.
London, England, 1825-04-20

MARRIED.

On Monday, at St. Mary-ln.llonne New Church, John Leveson
(lower, of Bill.htll, in the county of Reeks, Esq. to Miss Charlotte
Oertrude Elizabeth Mitchell, second daughter of Lady Hatriet ar.st
the late Colonel Mitchell.
_ .

Yesterday. at St. Diary-la-Bonne, William Hulk,ley Hughes.
Esq. Barrister-sr-Law, eldest son of Sir William Huleek,
Hughes. of Plaseoch, Anginas, to Mrs. Worsnald, widow of the
late Harry AVorsnald, Esq. of Woodhouse House, near Leeds,
Yorkshire. . _

On Wednesday, Lieut.-Colonel George Disbrowe, Grenadier
Guards, to Louisa, daughter of Lord Kiltnaine.

DIED.
Yesterday, in Chatham-place, in the 76th year of her age. Sarah.
relict of the late Riehard %l'instanley, Etch.
On Saturday. at Ryslip, neat Uxbridge. the MO llnlourable
Lady Wodehow‘e, atter a long and painful i;ine.r. INT I.adysh p
was the rtilr MIT% irirg child of the Honourable Chariot Berkeley,
of Bruton Abbey, Soniereethhire, and niece to the lest Lord Ber-
keley, of Stratton, and was the last of that branch of the Berks.ley

• - - -
HUM WAI'ER THIS DAY AT I.ONDOS DHIDOE.
Morning 16 mill. after 3. 1 Afternoon 3'2 nun. alma 3.

Printed at TILE BRITISH PRESS (Wee. J.W. Cadet or,
181, Strand, and published by R. CAN NU'S, Mlle plea. .
London, England, 1825-04-20

CORN LAWS.

The Earl of HAREWirOD presented a petition from the town
of Bradford, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, praying fora reel-
riun of the Corn Laws; sad another from the Borough of Leeds.—
laahl on the table.
SMALL DEBTS. _

The Earl of HAREWOOD presented a petition from the Mer-
chants, Bankvs, and Tradesmen of the City of York, praying the
Muse. to enact Laws for the more effectual Recovery of Small
Dabs ; another to the same effect from the Town of Dewsbury, in
Ytnkshire ; and another from Sheffitld.—Laid on the table.
The Earl of HAREWOOD presented a petition from the Cut-
!art of Sheffield, praying tor a continuance of the Tat upon Dap.
on the table.
London, England, 1825-04-20

CIENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
The Public are respectfully informed, that STEAM PACKETS
of the first class for the conveyance of Passengers, Carriages,
Horses, $a will ;tart from off: the Tower. for

CALAIS, DAILY;
OSTEND. every SATURDAY;
VAR MOUT 11, every WEDNESDAY ;
BRIGHTON to DIEPPE, every SATURDAY.
In Mar, superior PACKETS will ply between LONDON,
DUNKIRK, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, and RAMS-
GATE,
Particulars. with Tide Tables of the exact time ofatarting: may
be had of Mr. Black, at Lucimbe's Library, Old Steyne.
Brighton ; 3lestra. Laws and Son, Yarmouth ; at the Bull and
Mouth Coach-office, 40, Regent Circus, Piccadilly ; Middleton'a,
:Ito, Exeter 'Change, Strand • Custom-house Quay ; and at the
Company's Office, 24. Crutched Friars, where all further infor-
mation may be obtained.
The Directors will shortly announce to the Public the various
Ports to which they intend snpointing the Vessels now building.
CHARLES BESSELL, Chief Clerk.
London, England, 1825-04-20

The course was not well attended tihday, as several gentlemen,
both bebre and after the races, left for town, notwithstanding news
hid been received, that the debate on the Catholic gesstion would
be adjourned.

Match-200, h. ft. T. V. C.
Mr. Stnrehewers'‘ Conviction, 9st. 111).
Duke of Grafton's Pawn, 1. 7st. 10Ib.

. .
Pawn (robe by Buckle) was winning easy, when she bolted.
Robinson rode the winner.-3 to 2 on Pawn.
Sweepstakes of 100 sore. each, for 3 yrs old. T. F. C.
Mr. F. Craven's Helena, fist. fillis. (S. Day) . 1
31r. Udney's Tarandus, fist. 41b. (Buekle) .- . 2
Lord Exeter's Peigress, Bst. 11b. (Robinson) . . S
Mr. Vl'ortley's Girouette, 7st. 121 b. (Boyce) . - 4
Mr. R. Pettit's Berbena, 7s. 21b. ( Boggis) . 6
A fine race, and only won by a neck.
The 200 gs. Stakes, for colts, Bst. 71b., and fillies, Bsi. 41b.,
rising 3 yrs. R. M.
Lord Exeter's ch. e. by Phantom, out of Miniature (Robinson), 1
Mr. NVvadham's Brother to Addy (Dockery) 2
Dul e of Grafton's W.:to, (Buckle) . - 3
The following also started :—Lord Cavendish's Cat Colt(Ar.
null); Duke of Grafton's Brother to Fluid (Bareoud) ; and Gene-
ral Grosvenor's Crockery (S. Day).

The King's Plate, for mares, 3 yrs old and upwards.
Dukr o' Grafton's Tiara, 3 yrs (Buckle)
Clarendon's b. in. Antiope, aged.
Won easy by a length.
f,Ol. by Subscription--all ages.
Mr. Larnbion's Carnival walked over.
London, England, 1825-04-20

BRITISH SH I PPINU
Capital One Million in

LOAN COMPANY.-
10,000 Shares of 1001. oath.

COMMITTEE OF MAN•OEMENT.
Duncan Campbell. Esq. Alexander Isaac, Esq.
I Henry Frederick Coley, Esq. Thomas lowkins, Esq.
John Cumberlege, Esq. James Rothe, Esq.
John Easterhy, Esq. I Sir Edmund Temple.
Robert Harrison, Esq.
The specific object of this Company is to advance Money 11111
Ships' Cargoes rod Freights, at Five per Cent. on the eseartty of
the Erick an which the loan is made.
The profit* arising over and above the Interest of Five per Cent.
will accrue from Ineuranees and other collateral benefits.
The plans for the regulation of this Company being completed,
and nwiterous proposals fur loans received, it is deemed advisable
immediately to comtnenee business. The Committee, therefore,
request that applications for SharrA may be addressed to their tem-
porary Offices, 49, bombard-street, on or before SATURDAY,
the 30th instant, after which none will be attended to.
(By order) PETER GAILLARD, Secretary.
London, England, 1825-04-20

MARINERS.

NOTICE

TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, April 18, 111125.
lINFORMATION has been this day received that Me
LIOHT VESSEL stationed MT the SA LT E ES, near Water-
ford, on the Coast of Ireland, has parted from her Moorings.
The Vessel has arrived at Dunmore' and the Corporation for
preserving and improving the Port of Dublin hare caused the
necessary flessttres to be taken for replacing her at her Station 114
/003 as possible.—By command of the Corporation,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.

CUTTING TICKETS FOR THE SECOND DAY OF
DRAWING THE SECOND LOTTERY FOR THE
YEAR 1523.
LOTTERY OFFICE. Somerset Place,
12th April, 1825.
THE Managers and Directors of the !Ad/cries do hereby
give Notice, that Numbers of Tickets and Shares thereof
may be registered for the purpose of receiving information of their
fates aßer the Drawing, and may be examined at this Dike, every
day (Sundays excepted), with their Registers of Benefits and
Blanks.
And the said Managers and Directors do hereby give further No.
tice, that they will cut Or the Tickets to be put tato the Wheels
before the Second Day of Drawing ebehecond Lottery for the year
1843 into their respective Boxes, A and B, on TULSDAY, the
liedr day of May nett, at Merrl e'slock In the Forenoon, et Ibis
Office, beginning first with the Repeat Tickets, which are to be eat
into Box B. and continuing until all tits said Tickets for each of
the said Boxes are completely cut therein.
And the said Managers and Directors do hereby give further
Notice. that they will attend and oversee the Drawing of the
Tickets of the raid Second Day of the said Second Lottery for the
year 1823. on TUESDAY, the 31st day of Hay next, at Coopers'
Mall, in Bas:nghall-street, within the City of London.
SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS. Surrouc-srazir,

PALL-MALL EAST.

The EXHIBITIONTuriiteiiCE of the WORKS of
LIVING ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDOM IS NOW
OPEN. Admittance Is. Catalogue h.
WM. LINTON, Secretary.

BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL.M A LL.—CLOSE
of the PRESENT EXIIIRITION.

The OALLSRY for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the
WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS IS OPEN DAILY, from
Ten in the Morning until Five in the Evening, and will be
CLOSED on SATURDAY, the 23d in‘t.
Admlssicm, Is.—Catalogue, Is.
The Subscribers to the Print from Mr. `Vest's Picture of" Ottr
Saviour Healing the Sick in the Temple," who have not already
received their Impressions, may receive them upon payment of the
remainder of their Subscriptions, at the British Institution, daily.
London, England, 1825-04-20

LONDON, WEDNESDA

-I,INGLISII AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SIM'
Jli ('ANAL.
%Ce understand that the Petitions against this 3lcsaure fmm the
Corporation of Bridgwater and the Dean and Chapter of %Vella.
presented to the House of t'ommons on Monday_ Evening, arc to
be supported by the strenuous exertions of those Bodies, with their
Parliamentary Friends, and that the termer hare already instructed
the Town Clerk of Bridgwater to oppose the Bill in the Conn-
'ratter.

y M PERI A L PLATE GLASS COMPANY.—
I'
WANTED by the above Company TEN ACRES of
FREEHOLD GROUND, by the Water Side, on Thames or
Canal ; poss essios to be immediately had.
Persons having the same to dispose of are requested to send in
Proposals, stating full particulars, addressed to the Board of Di.
rectors, George and Vulture Tavern, Cornhill.

CANADA SHIP-BUILDING COMPANY.—The
Committee of Management are now ready to receive Tenders
for CORDAGE. SAIL CLOTH, CHAIN CABLES, AN-
CHORS, and COPPER, to be Shipped in July next.
Particulars will be given on application at their Office, No.:,
Freeman's-court, Cornhill.

SALES BY AUCTION.

A POLICY for :IMO/. in the GLOBE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
effected 11 years ago.
Ili Altman ROBINti,
A' the Alart,.TO-MORROW, a 412,
APOLICY in the GLOBE ASSURANCE OFFICE
for 3 OWL mode on the 30th June, 1014, on tae Life of a
Gentleman, now aged 4d. The annual premium in consequence
of the lenrh of tune it has been effected, is very inotietate.
Particulars at the Mart, and in Clorent-gardert.

FORTY POUNDS A YRAR, amPly'resa Lie;ihdd

Estate, held for 70 years:in the Bonnet.
By. Messrs. ROBINS.
At the Mart. TO-MORROW. at 19,
ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, bKId for 70 years, at
ground rent of three uuineas only, consisting of a very capi.
tat and superior-built HOUSE. adapted to the ore:to4lon of a re-
spectable family, with domestic offices of every description, large
gardea and summer-house, desirably situate in Crimscutt.iurret, in
the Borough ; It is let for an unexpired term of two years, at a very
low rent of OIL a year, but at the expiration of which period it will
produce at least fifty guineas a year.
Particular, may be had of Mr. Davie. the tenant, who will allow
the house to be seen from two to four o'clock ; also at the /Bart ;
and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden.
London, England, 1825-04-20

No. 6,983.

NOTICE TO MARINF:RS.

TRINITY.HOUNS, LON-DON, April 18. Ifl2B.
1 NFORMATION haviv herr, this dug reerieed that the
1 BUOY of the SHII'ERING SAND has been run foul of
and broken adrift,
Notice thereof is hereby given., and that Measures have been
taken for catt•iing another Iluny to be laid in that situation with all
practicable despatch.—By command of the Corporation,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.
London, England, 1825-04-20

CATTLE-FOOD CULTURE ASSOCIATION.
CAPITAL.

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS,
In Four Thousand Sharmr of Va. eneh.

TREASURERS AND BAN K vas—Sir John Peering, Bart. Shaw,
Barber. and Co.
SOLICITON —Mr. James Florence.
This Company has been formed with the view of lessening the
evils to which Dairy and other Cattle Establishments of great public
benefit are at present subject, by being dependent for their support
on uncertain supplies of appropriate Food from Lands situate at a
distance from the Illetroixilis.
It is a well-known fact, that owing to the rapidly-increasing po-
pulation of London and its neighbourhood, an immense demand
has lately arisen for Cows and other Animals of domestic use, and
that the Proprietors have been seriously embarrassed with diffieul.
ties in procuring natural Herbage for their Stock. They have,
consequently, had no other resource but that of Hay and Grains,
or Food still lass favourable to the production of Milk, either in
point of quality or quantity.
The Society, which now lays claim to public and individual en-
couragement, combining the advantages of agricultural experience
with the force of capital, proposes, u far as its means will extend,
to remedy tha oomplatned of, and tbss to enable tin Pro-
prietors of Live Stock and Dairy Establishments in the Metropolis
to rely with confidence on a constant supply of cheap and nutritious
food, while they will preserve a simplicity and unity in the great
obt of their undertaking.
With a view of forming the above Association the most accurate
Estimates and Calculations have been made by practical men of the
highest character: and there is no doubt that the individuals who
shall embark capital in the undertaking will derive a much larger
profit than usually attends upon its most successful application to
general agriculture. Its promoters disclaim all views of monopoly,
and hays no ambition beyond that of leading the way in the broad
field of profitable enterprise and useful skill.
A Eire of the Directors. together with a more detailed Prospectus,
will appear in the course of a few days. and, in the interim, appli-
cations for Shares are to be sent (if by letter. post-paid), addressed
to the Secretary, Mr. James Florence, Solicitor, 33, Finsbury.
square.
London, England, 1825-06-15

.FINSBURV-SQUA RE.
CONVENIENT FAMILY HOUSE, with Coach-house and
Stabling, and the excellent Furniture and Effects.
By Mr. SQUIBB and SON. •
On the Premises, THIS LAC, at I, by order of the Pros
prietor,
THE very dfifirable and commodiously arranged
LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, No. 29. on the East lode
of Finabury-agnate, the property of Mr. T. S. Flade, giving up
housekeeping; containing two hantlaome rooms on each of the
principal floors, five heat bed chambers, dressing room, water
closets, and servants' apartments, very convenient domestic offices,
and a canlen communicating. with a good four-stalled stable and
coach-house opening into Wilton-street, having a spacious wine
vault underneath. The premises are held of the City of London.
for an unexpired term of years from lilidaummer next, at the
very trifling ground-rent of IV. 2.. per annum.
On the same day will be Sold, the excellent HOUSEHOLD
FURNI'f UHF}, comprising a handsome drawing room snit, two
large chimney gleams, two per ditto, rosewood sofa and card tables,
a remarkably well-made mahogany pedestal sideboard and set of
dining tables of beautiful wood, and various other effeetri, which
will be more particularly described in future silver isetwents.
'The House may be sieved by tickets, to be had of Mr. Squibb
and Son, Saville-tow, of whom printed particulars may be bad.
London, England, 1825-06-15

VALUABLE BUILDING GROUND,
New Cross, Kent Road.
By Mr. SHUTTLEIVORT/f,
At his Sale Room, No. 28,in the Poultry, on THURSDAV,JuIy
• 20, at 12
SIXTY-SIX LOTS of valuable FREEHOLD LAND,
very eligible for Building, situated in a highly respectable.
healthy, and improved neighbourhood, on the borders of the road
from London to Greenwich, through Camberw.ll, Peckham, and
Now Cross, in the Courtin of Kent and Surrey, and extending
from road to mad. The hots command frontages of 60 to 140 feet
by 100 to 230 feet and upwards in depth, and each Lot will enti,le
the Purchaser to a Vote fcr the County or Counties in which it
is placed.
May be viewed with permission of Mr. Edwards, the present
occupier, of *tom Particulars may be had ; also of Mr. Geo. La*,
Solicitor, No. 10, New-square, Lincoln's lnn ; at the Amino
Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, N 0.28, Poultry..
London, England, 1825-06-15

A SIMPLY ELEGANT, RUSTIC COTTAGE VILLA,
AT HANGER HILL.
MR PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on
WEDNESDAY. 29th June, inst., he shall SUBMIT
by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond-street. The
IMPROVED LEASE of a DESIRABLE RUSTICATED
COTTAGE RETREAT, competent for a small family, with
Coach House and Stabling for two hones, a productive Garden,
Orchard, and Paddock, with a Pleasure Ground surrounding the
Cottage. The Situation retired about seven milts from London :
the neighbourhood social, the country around beautifully pictur-
esque, with a variety of rides and drives, and within an easy dis-
tance of the Uxbridge road.
May be viewed by applicatidn on the Premises, and by tickets
which with printed particulars may be had, at 73, Bond-street,
the Auction Mart ; and the Old Hats, near Ilan well.
London, England, 1825-06-15

LONG DITTON, SURREY.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on
WEDNESDAY, "_9th June inst. at Two, he shall SELL
by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond-street, (unless
previously disposed of by Private Treaty), a Small Picturesque
COTTAGE, beautifully situated in the village of Long Ditton,
in the immediate neighbourhood of Kingston, Hampton Court, dtc.
with.two gardens and an orchard, well stocked, and adjoining is a
field of three acres of rich meadow land, in which is placed •
good stable for four horses. The. tenure is Leasehold, being held
under the Right Honourable Lord King, For an unexpired term of
thirty-one years, subject to the trifling rent of twenty pounds per
annu
Its proximity to the metropolis—the beauties of the ant.
ronnii country—and the re-pectability of the neighbourhood, it
affords an eligible opportunity of possessing a very Comfortable
Cottage Residence.
Further particulars and cards for viewing, may be obtained on
application at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street.
London, England, 1825-06-15

BROOK GREEN.
COMPACT VILLA AND OFFICES, GARDEN. he.
'V I"JL It. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that on W ED-
NESDAY, the 2311) tenant, at I. he shall SU B3IIT by
AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, Bond-street, a COIIPA CT and
CHEERFUL RESIDENCE, situate at Brook Green near the
great Western road, about four miles from London, and seated in
the centre of its own grounds and garden, with pleating view in
front and rear of Harrow and the country around. The Villa is in
excellent repair, having been recently improved and painted, and
comprises ten bed-rooma, dining and drawing-rooms, library and
breakfast-room, with excellent °Bite, attached ; and detached: coach
and chaise-houses ; 3-stall stable, paved court-yard, two walled
garden/4 well cropped and planted, and divided by gravel walks—
well supplied with water. Though removed from the great road,
possesses every hcillty of conveyance to and from London ; sobject
to • low rent and moderate taxation, and may be entered en
immediately.
Printed particulars, and Tickets for viewing, may be bad at 73,
Bond-street.
London, England, 1825-06-15

CLAPHAM.
Excellent Furniture, Plate, Linen. China and Glass, Pictures
an& Prima, Library of Books. Wines, and Effects.
By Mr. ELLIS,
On the Premises, Clapham Common (nearly opposite the Wind-
mill Inn), TO.SIORROIV, and following Day, at 11, by direc-
tion of the Executrix of John Robertson, Esq. deceased,
rriiE genteel FURNITURE, large Chimney Glasses,
drawing-room suite of rosewood 100 and card table•, chairs
and couches, pedestal sideboard, dining tables, excellent bedsteads
and chintz hangings, with suitable bedding, the usual description
of cabinet articles; a few good pictures, library of books, includ-
ing the Encycloptrdia Britannica,•lbout 50 dozen of East India
Madeira, port, &c. and numerous other effeets.
To be viewed this day and morning of Sale, when ca'alogues
may be had on the premises; and of Mr. Ellis, 16, Fenchurch-
street.
London, England, 1825-06-15

By Mr. SMALLBONE,
At his Rooms, No. 47, liigh•street, Bloomsbury. near the east
end of Orfonl•street, on FRIDAY NEXT,
A SMALL COLLECTION of valuable Ancient and
Modern COINS and MEDALS, comprising interesting
and rare Pieces in the Roman, Saxon, Greek, and English Series,
in Gold, Silver, and Copper : among then will be found a few
finely-preserved early Pennies. Groats, Half•Grons,
Crowns, Five-Guinea Pieces, Two• Guinea Pieces, Guineas, Atc.
Also a very line Set of Napoleon Mint Medal*, ih high, proms-
lion ; Ten Queen Anne Farthings, " Pax Milos per °Them,"
and the Figure of Brits:inta ender the Canopy, with many other
Pieces of Rarity ; several scarce Numismatic Works, &c.
May be viewed this and to-morrow ; and Catalogues had at the
Rooms, and at the Auction Mart. •
London, England, 1825-04-27

THE DUKE OF YORK'S LEVEE.

His Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief gave au-
dience yesterday, at his Office in the Horse Guards, to—
General Gascoyne, General Eden, Major-General Clay, Lord
Napier, Lieutenant-General Sir George Airey, Major-General
Murray, the Dean of St. Patrick, Lieutenant-fientral Dyott,
Major.Genrral Sir W. Hutchinson, Lieutenant-General Maitland,
Major-General Sir C. Grant, Mayor-General Bonham. Rear-Ad.
miral Sutton, Major-General Newby, Lieutenant-General Sir W.
Cockburn, Lieutenant-General ideate, Major-General Sir William
Inglis, General Brooke, Sir John Jervis, Major-General Vincent,
Gereral Creabie, General Loftus, Major-General Goold Adams,
Major-General Lloyd, Lieuter.ant-General Duff, Major-General
Alolyneux, Lieutenant-General Campbell, Douglas Kinnaitd, Esq.
Major-General Frarer. Sir Colin Ifalkett, Major-General O'Logh.
lin. Major-General Buller, Major-General Anderson, Lieutenant-
General Rottenburgh, the Marquis of Lothian, Lieutenant-Gene-
ral Sir W. Peacock, Lieutenant-General Gray. Lord Churchill,
Lord Barnard, Lieutenant-General Sir D. Baird, Sir James de
Bathe, the :Marquis of Londonderry, Lieutenant-General Archdall,
Lord trudenell, General Finch. Major-Geueral Gosselin, General
Paget, and about sixty other otEcent.
The above is the most numerous levee that has occurred for
several years.
London, England, 1825-04-27

k

TRINITY DOUSE, LONDON, Aril 26. IV&
NOTICE. is hereby Given, that Me Light Vessel at the
Salters, near Waterford, on the Coast of Ireland, has been
replaced at her station.
By command of the Corporation.
.1. HERBERT, Secretary.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 26, Ina.
Court of Dirertms of the Mited Company of
Eerchants of England tradineto the East Indies do hereby
Ow Notice,
That • QUARTERLV GENERAL COURT of the said
COMPANY will be held at their House in Leatienbral-street, on
WEnwiewaw, the 22d of June next, at Eleven o'Cloek in the
Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend front Christmas
last to Midsummer next.
That the Transfer Honks of the said Company's Stock will be
shut on Thursday, the 2d June next, at three o'clock, and opened
again on Thursday. the 14th July following.
And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's Stock
due on the 6th July, will be ready to be delivered on Wednesday,
the Gth July next.
PETER ALTBER, Assistant Secretary.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 20, MS.
Court of Directors of the United Company of
T Merehants of England trailing to the East ladies do hereby I
give Notice,
That the Committee of Buying and Warehouvr; will be ready
to receive Proposals in writing, sealed up, on or before IVEDNEs-
DAY, the 18th of May, 1823, from such persons as may be willing
to supply the Company with
BLACK LEATHER POUCHES,
and that the Conditions of Contract may be seen upon application
to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals must
be left before eleven o'clock in .tie forenoon of the said llith hlay,
after which hour the Committee will not receive any Tender.
PETER AUItER, Assistant Secretary.
London, England, 1825-04-27

AFRICAN INSTITUTION, established for the
pose of promoting the Civilization of Airlea, fur ty,eolP, •
pression of the Slave Trade. &c.
Hn Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, g.O
Patron and President, in the Chair.•
The Nineteenth Anniversary Meeting of this Institution sin,
held at the freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street, Linage. ot
fields, on FRIDAY , the 13th day of May next, at Tweivee,, !us.
to receive the Report of the Board of Directors, to that
for the ensuing year, and for.other business. "'tug

By
order
rVIoLf the
eAßri iMPSON, Set.A.l.
The Chair will be taken at One o'Cloek tweritely.T.Ckeis fMthe admission of liwilea and Gentlemen may be had 041
at the offbeat tbe "rsucctoa

Cl AS LIGHT and COKE COMPANY.--Bmixt.
STREET, BLACKFRIARS, I.oxtipt, MARCH X. Diu
Notice is hereby trivet}, that the HALF-YEARLY CIENERAI,
COURT of the PROPRIETORS of this Compitnb whim
to
the Act of the Stith Geo. 111. will be held on THURSDAY tb,
sth day of Slay next, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, is the
Strand, in the County of Middlesex. at Eleven o'Clock L rho
Forenoon. By order of the Court of Directors,
RICHARD GLIDE, Sc rotary,
N.l3.—The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock ptc:st!i:

BRITISH IRON COMPANY.—The Deed of sr,ttle.
merle having been prepared and approved of by the Directors,
will lie for the Signature of the Floprictors, at the (Mice of this
Association, No. 39, I.Othbury, from the 29th ,Ipril inwt. to te la
June next, both inclusive. The I'ropriciors are parikoark
queued to take notice, that they must, by thetnselrew or thtir
Attorneys, execute the Deed within the above periud ; otherwise
they sill be considered as having abandoned their Sham, and their
Deposits will be forfeited to the Comany.
The term fur Signature being fixed,the Directots have ro power
to extend it.

The hours for executing the Deed are from Veven t Three
Forms of Powers of Attorney to be executed by parties wh can:,ot
attend personally, may be had at the office.
H. SCRIVINOit, jun. Secretary,
London, England, 1825-04-27

ST. PATRICK'S CHARITY SCHOOLS, AND
ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS.
The ANNUAL DINNER in aid of this CHARITY will take
place at the Freemasons' Tavern, on MONDAY, the 211 of May,
1625,
His Royal Highness the DUKE of SUSSEX in the Chair.
VICE-pRESIDEkTi.
His Grace the DUKE of NORFOLK, E.M.
The Earl of Shrewsbury. Sir Richard BedinglekL Barth
The Earl of Dotouglimore. Sir Thomas Earnonile, Ban.
Lord Stanton. General Sir John Doyle, Bart.
Lord Clifford.
Lord Stafford. Sir William Crwrol.
Lord Nugent. J. 11. Massey Dawson, Esq
Lord Killeen. M.P.
The Hon. Edward Petre. Cjlarle. Rutter, Esq.
The Pop. Mr. Preston. 'Janie! O'Connell, Esq.
Sir Henry Webb. Bart.
V 10E-PRESIDENTS
The Rev. Dr. Collins.

stzw,

OF THE CHARITY.
Andrew Loughtan, Esq.
'AIDS.
Andrew Loughtan, jun. Esq.
Vrm. Lonergan, Esq.
Cornelius Leary. Esq.
Cornelius Lawler, Esq.
Eneas BPDonnell, Esq.
Peter 11PEroy, Esq.
Thomas Murphy, Esq.
Richard Purcell, Esq.
ichael Joseph Quin, Esq.
John Raison, Esq.
James Roche, Esq.
Peter Turnerslli, Esq.

The Rev. Thomas Weld.
The Rev. Wm. Wilds.
The Rev. John Jones.
The Rev. John Rolfe.
The Rev. Wm. Morris.
Edward Blount, Esq.
Henry Barncwall, Lsq.
Stephen Benin, Esq.
William Coppinger, Esq.
E. M. roxhall. Esq.
George Benj. Hodges, Esq.
Marcus Lewis Hill, Esq.
Nicholas Kirwan, Esq.
Ladies' Gallery Tickets' may be had from tha rice-Prmidents
and Stewards, and Dinner Tickets from theStewarda, the Secretary,
Resting and Brown, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, 113, Pater.
nosier-row, and at the Bar of the Tavern.
JAMES LEA RY, Sec.
No. 1, Thorney-street, Bloomsbury.
London, England, 1825-04-27

MISS WOOLHY Cili'SPlLONtronageCEf RT.—Under the
The Most Noble the Dowager Alert-biomass of SALISBURY,
The Moat Noble the Marchioness of SALISBURY.
The Most Noble the Marchioness of WESTMEATH,
The Right Honourable the Countess COWPER.
The Right Honourable Lady CAROLINE DUNDAII, and
Iler Excellency the Countess de LUDOLF.
Miss ‘i•OOLRYCH (Pupil of Mr. Boehm) has the honour of
announcing to the Nobility, Gentry, and her Friends. that her
CONCERT will take plate at the Argyll Rooms TO-MORROW,
on which occasion Miss Ni'oolrych and Mr. Nicholson will per.
form a New Manuscript Duet for the Harp and Flute: and Miss
Woolrych will also perform a Grand Fantasia on the Harp, with
Introduction, Variations, and Orchestral Accompaniments, the
whole composed by and under the immediate sureeintendenee of
Mr. lloclisa.

Principal Vocal Performers—Min Stephens, Signora Mortellsr:
Woolrych, bliss Betts, Mademoiselle Peng 3likel (Popl of
Signor Par, her first appearance in public), and Mrs. Salmon.
Signor Remorini, Signor Sola, Mr. Bundy, and Signor Ctkrioni.
Amongn the Principal Instrumental Performers arc—Mr. Spag-
noletti, Mr. Lindley, Mr. Nicholson, Mr. Dragouctti. Mr. An-
foni, Mr. Harper, Messrs. Petridcs, Mr. Ellar, Mr. Betts, Mr.
31ariotti, &c.
Lenler—Signor Spagnoletti.

Conductor—Sir Oeorge smart.
Tickets. 10s. 6d. each. may be obtained bf Mi•s Woolrych,
No. 532. Oxford-street, Regent. circus; Mr. Sam., Royal Library,
Pall-mall ; and of Mr. Seguin, at the Opera-office, Bond-street;
and of all the principal music sellers.
London, England, 1825-04-27

IT la.r.enaz ens rzmr:si, tier. A 3.
The Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely.—rckeis 6:„
the admission of Ladies and Gentlemen may be had on appli,..ita
at the office of the Institution.
GAS LIGHT COKE Y. Band C. IIDGte.
STREET. BLACKFRIARI, LONDON, Mancit Ina
Notice is herebgiven, that the HALF-YEARLY GENERAL
COURT of the PROPRIETORS of this Company.~ whim
to
the Act of the 69th Geo. 111. will be held on THURSDAY the
bth day of May next, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the
Strand, in the County of Middlesex, at Eleven o'Clock in the
Forenoon. By order of the Court of Director*,
RICHARD (JUDE, Sr
N.8.--The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precise!".
BRITISII IRON COMPANY.—The Deed of Settle;
ment having been prepared and approved of by the Birettas,
will lie for the Signature of the Plopnetors, at the Office of din
Association, No. 39, bothbury, from the 21th April inst. to the Is
June next, both inclusive. The Proprietors are particularly re_
quested to take notice, that they must, by themselves nr duir lea)
Attorneys, execute the Hoed within the above period otherwise
they sill be considered as having abandoned their Shares, and their
Deposits will be forfeited to the Company.
The term for Signature being fixed, the Directors have no poste
to extend it.
The hours for executing the Deed are from Eleven to Three.--
Forms of Powers of Attorney to be executed by parties who cannot
attend personally, may be had at the office.
H. SCRIVINOR, jun. Secretary.
WAGGONN
'iC;Fligl'ENgrieNEP°A-PCA}ltrfr;' UAS
Capital 300,0001. in 6,900 Shares of 301. each.
assailer,.
Sir John Peering, Bart., Shaw, Barber, and ('o.
POLICITOR.
Mr. James Florance, 13, Finsbury-square.
A Provisional Committee has been formed tending to the estab.
ishment of the above Company, tor propelling Waggons, Vacs,
and Post-Chaises, by means of Mr. Brown' a Patent (is.Vactium
Engine, with authority to make such payments as they may item
necessary, from a sum of COON. to be raised by a deposit of IL on
6,900 Shares of M. each, such deposit to be applied, under then a.
nagement of the above 12timmittee, and the Shares to be banter
increased among the Proprietary at their option.
Applications for Shates may be addressed (if by letter, post-yid)
to Mr. James Florance, Solicitor, 33, Finsbury-square, until
TO-MORROW, When the List of Subscribers will be closed.
London, England, 1825-04-27

ARRIVAL OF TEE PORTUGUESE AMBASSADOR.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 25.
Yesterday arrived at Spithead the Portuguese frigate Princess
Royal, bringing his Excellency Count Palmella and suite, Am-
bassador front the Court of Portugal, who, with his Lady and a
retinue of officers, landed this day at noon, under a 'salute from
the Platform battery, as well as from the Portuguese frigate. His
Excellency was received at the Sally-Port by Admiral Sir George
Martin. and all the principal officers of the ships at the Port, the
staff of the garrison, and a large assemblage of spectators, whom
curiosity bad attracted to the spot. The Count Palmella being
thus flatteringly received, proceeded, attended by a guard of
honour, to the Fountain Inn, opposite which the band of the royal
marines played some Portuguese national airs. A guard of honour
is posted at the Fountain Inn. Lady Martin paid her respects to
the Countess Pelmetla soon after they landed. To_morruw the
Count intends visiting the principal ships of war at the port. Hie
Excellency will not leave Portsmouth for London until %$ ednesday.
The Victory (the flag ship of Admiral Sir George Martin) has had
the Portuguese standard hoisted all day, in compliment to the
Portuguese nation.
London, England, 1825-04-27

LORDS.

A message from the Lords appeared at the bar. with a request
from their Lordships that the House would furnish them with
copies of the Report of the Committee appointed in 1819 to con-
sider the valid icy of the doctrine of contagion of the plague.—
Ordered.
London, England, 1825-04-18

HENRY FUSEL!, ESQ.

- -
This celebrated painter departed this life at half-past ten
o'clock on Saturday morning, at the house of Lady Guil-
ford, at Putney, with whom he had been some short time
on a visit. The venerable professor was, we believe, in his
eighty-third year.
London, England, 1825-04-18

LEE-PLACE MANSION,

Building Alaterisrs, curious Carvings in Wood by (hinny;
Gibbons, Tessellated Floors, Painted Ceilings, • capital Hot.
house (38 feet long, nearly new), and numerous Effects
Mr..SHUTTLEWORTII,
On the Premises, at Lae, in the County of Kent, on MONDAY
NEXT and following Day, at ll„
ALL the valuable MATERIALS of the ancient
MANSION HOUSE and OFFICES, called
LEE.PLACE,
•
beautiful carvings in wood by Ortilling Gibbons, consisting of
fruit, flowere; groups of game and ashes, a She antique chimney-
; piece, and other op:thrum of amid rarity and mealtime t• moo
tessellated oak Boons, a Mindsorne carved wood ceiling 'with six
allegorical paintings in good preservation. a capital hothoale Gaol,
erected, 3d feet long), cornucopias and other ornaments cot to
stone, &c. . .. . . . . . .

The Materials comprise brick work. plain and pan tiles, oak sod
fir timbers, flooring, boards, wainscoting, internal fittinga of all
description, gore, brick, and clinker paring. Also several tea.
of lead• lead pipes, cisterns, sod pumps; a quantity of old leer,
useful fixtures, ace. . . .

•
May be viewed one der previous to the sale, when catalogues
may be had on the premises; of Messrs. Driver, Surveyors and
Land Agents, 13, New Bridge-street, Mackielam; and of Mr.
libuttlewOrth, 28, Poultry.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, NEAR FINSBURY-SQUARE.
By air. SHUTTLE WORTH,
At the Mart, on M EDNES DA Y. the 27th inst. at 12, in 21 Lou,s
unless previously disposed of by private contract.
VALUABLE and very improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATES, exonerated from the land tax ; e.ompriping 24
dwelling-houses and premises, Nos. 1 to 20 inclusive, and Nos. 22,
23, and 24, being nearly the whole of noir:yell-row, near FlO3.
bury-aquare, in the immediate vicinity of the New darthavati, •
naighb3urhood rapidly increasing in respectability and con sec uer.ce ;
alas a ground rent amounting to 7!. 10s. per annum : in the (=o-
vation of respectable tenants,. et principal part for the remainder
of terms which expire at Christmas 1330, at old and very low rents.
amounting to 4001. 10s. per annum.
May be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars bad
previous to the Sale of Mesas. Lowlm, Crosse, and Bettye, Sol.-
citors, Hatton-enurt, Threadneedle-street ; at the Blurt and of Mr.
Shutdrworth, 28, Poultry.
London, England, 1825-04-18

18, 11=25.

1 A This day is published, In I vol. Evaprice fis. •
DE FENCE of the TRUE and CATHOLIC D0C-
...,C2. TRINE of the SACR AM EN V of the BODY and BLOOD
'at our SAVIOUR CHRIST: with a Confutation of &tawdry
Errors concerning the same.
By the Most Rev. THOMAS CRAMMER,
Lord Archbishop of Canterbury.

To which i. prefixed an introduction Historical and Critical,
Illustration of the Work ; and in Vindication of the Character of
the Author, and therewith of the Reformation in England, against
some of the Allegations which have been recently made by the Rev.
Dr. Lingard, the Rev. Dr. Milner, and Charley Butler, Esq.

By :he Rev. HENRY JOHN TODD, M.A. F.S.A.
Chaplain io Ordinary to his Majesty, and Rector of Scorrogtear
Yorkshire.

London : Sold by C. and J. I:heaven, and all other Booksellers.