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London, England, 1825-09-13 00:00:00

TO LIME MERCHANTS.
TriE DIRECTORS of the GRAND SURREY
f
CANAL DOCK COMPANY will be ready to receive iNDERS, riled up. on THURSDAY. the 224 init.. at One
o'Clock, for the SUPPLY of 460 HUNDREDS of LIME, of
the description under-mentioned, to be delivered at the Company's
Collateral Cut now executing in and near the North Fields, Peck-
ham, Surrey, and in such 11,tuantitisis as may from time to time be
required, between the taking of the Contract and the 31st of
December next--

160 HUNDREDS of STRONG STONE LIME,
200 DITTO of BEST CHALK LIME. •
The Tendeni to noes fres •whot.,,Works it is proposed to deli.
ver the tame. SAMUEL TRAVERS, Secretary.
Grand Surrey Dock Of St. kfichtters-alley,
Cornhill, Sept.ll, 1827). .

ST. MARY, ISfaINGVON; Z,E rr. 12, 1825.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. •
TUE Trustees of thia.Parish hereby give Notice, That
they intend to rata in thz Vrdry-room in the parish Church,
1 on WEDNESDAY the 28th of St,ptetnber instant. at Seven
o'Clock in the Evening, precisely, to receive Proposals and Con-
tract for the Suppit- of BUTTBA and CIIEEE for the Con-
lumption of the Poor in the Werkbouse for One Year, from Mi-
chaelmas next. For_paretesil.as of- which and printed forms of
tender (as none other will lk•t2sviitill• apply at the Clerk's Office,
Lower-street. ley order,
P. OLDEZAHA %V, Clerk to the Trustees.
OS :URIC l3 11 NGTON, SEPT. 12, 1825.
GA I. ITS.
TRX Trusties of 'ell,' Liar' hereby give Notice, That
they irteio. v. •ri-:.•. ii• iieVerry-room of the Chuttla on
Aispoi
, we...c.v. . ft:. 11 • iiit.l.ld. A instant, at Seven o'Clock.
in t'. a Lvening c -car y. it als (sealed up), and to
Coat act fur LTC.; , i'lf4o c of the said Pariah already
lighted, and which nay from time to time be ordered by the said 1
Trultees, with (IAS, for theterm of Three Years and Six Months
from Christmas nest, and which lamps are to be lighted and kept
alight from sun-set to sun-rise. The Trustees will reserve to them-
selves the right to retain sixpence per night for each lamp that is
not lighted, or does not remain alight during the time specified. '
The Trustees do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest or any
other tender, unless they shall be in all respects satisfied of the re-
-1 airctability and capability of the parties to perform the contract
I faithfully. Security will be ivotired for the due performance of
of the c•mtract. Farther particulars may be known on application
at the Clerk's Office, Lo wet-sire:A, Islington. By order,
R. OLDERSHAIV, Clerk.

ST. .MIIA RV, ISLI NOTON, SEPT. 12, laza.
IRON LASIP-POSTS.
THE Trustees of this Parish hereby give Notice, That
they Intend to meet h the Vestry.room of the Church, on
WEDNESDAY the 28th day of September Instant, at Seven
o'Clock in the Evening, precisely, to receive Proposals (scaled up)
for providing TWO HUNDRED IRON LAIIP.POSTS, to
be deliverd or made convicts at such parts of the parish u the
Trustees or their Supervisors may direct, within six wceke from the
date of the contract, at per Post the pattern to be the same IS
those at present in use. Each Post must have a good and sub.
stantittl footing, and the whole not to be less than three hundred
weight.
The Trustees will secure to themselves by the contract the power,
in the event of the Contractor failing In any part of his engage-
ment, to purchase Posti elsewhere), and charge the Contractor with
the difference of price.
Security will be required for the performance of the contract,
and further particulars may be known on application to the Clerk.
By order,
R. 01,DERSHAW, Clerk.

SOCIETY for PROMOTING the ENLARGEMENT
and BUILDING of CHURCHES and CHAPELS.

PATROL
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK.
PRESIDENT.
His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY.
The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of this SOCIETY,
held at the Freemasons' Tavern on the 26th of Slay, was numerous
and most respectable.
The Report showed how much good the Society has been in-
struntental in effecting, with means comparatively small. It has
made grants in 395 cases; and, by the expenditure of 88,1401.
has been instrumental in providing an increase of aocommoda.
tion in Churches and Chapels to the amount of 113,714 altungs.
Of this number 84,648 are for the use of the poor. The assist-
ance given by the Society has all but exhausted its finances : pnd
yet such is the increased and Increasing population of the country,
that Church room to a mach greater extent is still required. Ap-
plications are even more numerous now than they were at any
former period ; bat .1101 a 'be who rid is earnestly am.
treatNl. re- ' • 4-- •• •r It la summed
entire:y by vol . t y supply the means, ea.
siatance can be no longer afforded. The Parliamentary Grants are
specifically appropriated to the building of additional Churches,
and in plates where the population exceeds 4.000 persons--thrry
cannot be applied to improve, enlarge, or rebuild. These are the
great objects of this Sociey, and these object, have been promoted
with no inconsiderable success during the seven years of its ex-
istence. It has opened the doors of the Established Church to
thousands who were before excluded from joining in its worship.
Will not, then, the friends of that Church come forward and ena-
ble the Society to continue its useful exertions? Ills Majesty has,
been graciously pleased to make a donation of 1,0001. and the Com.
mittee cannot but indulge the hope that the example of the Sovereign
will be followed by his subjects in every rank of life. for every
pound that is subscribed will he the means of furnishing an ad.
ditional sitting: They can appeal to the good which has been
already done in various places, by supplying the spiritual wants of
the population. They may venture to say, that the interests of re-
ligion and morality cannot be more effectually promoted than by
the support and encouragement of this Society.
Donation,.
Amount already Advertised - £13,188 18 0
A Friend of the Established Church . 1 1 0
Stow Clerical Society . 10 0 0
Rev. Robert Mertes 2tl sub. II) 0 0
Rev. Dr. John Keats . . 21 0 0
Rev. Chancellor Win. Yong. . 6 0 0
P. W. D. 30 0 0
Stretton on Dunmore, Warwick.
shire, per Rev. H. T. Powell . 5 17 et
Henry Patterson, Esq. . 55 0
Rev. Jas. Hopkins . 1 0 0
John Topple, Esq. . 60 0 0
Richard Gilbert, Esq: - 2d do. 66 0
Collected at a District Meeting,
convened at Plymouth, on 25th
August, 1825:
Edmund Lockyer (Mayor) . 6 0 0
Sir Wm. Elford, Dart. (Recorder) 5 0 0
Richard Rosedew, Esq. 10 0 0
Rev. John Hatchard, Vicar of St.
Andrew's . .
Rev. J. Tozer
Rev. Dr. Jacob
P. T. Hayes, Esq. (Dallymore)
J. Hawker, Esq.
J. Y. Fownes,
Rev. R. Lampen
H. Gandy, Esq.
Mrs. Gandy
J. Whiteford, Esq. -
Rev. J. Longmore
Rev. W. Stackhouse
A. Fraser, Esq. •
Rev. J. W. Pears*
R. J. Squire, Esq.
Rev. R. Savage
Rev. W. Oxnam
Rev. W. Coppard
Rev. G. M. Scott
Rev. J. Phillips • .
Miss E. Scott
Rev. J. P. Carpenter
Rev. A. Glasse
Mr. Nettleton
H. IVoollcombe, Esq.
Rev. W. Williams
Dr. "Yonge
Rev. J. Nolan
J. Pridham, Esq.
Rev. J. Garton
Via-Admiral Bedford
Rev. Duke Yong.
Messrs. Rowe
Rev. J. Tong*
Rer. J. L. Harris

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Lieut. Charles Brome, R.N. - 2d. do. 100 0 0
Rev. Archdeacon W. Short - 341 do. 10 10 0
Rev. B. Nicol' - li 0 0
E. Walker, Esq. - - 4 4 0
John Curtest, }.eq. - - 10 10 0
A. Strachan - - 50 0 0
Three Ladies - - 3d. do. 10 0 0
Rev. N. John Hollingsworth - 20 0 0
Mrs. Fisher - - 5 0 0
R. B. Dehair, Esq. - - 2 0 U
G. B. Whitaker, Esq. - 6 0 0
H. Jeremy, Esq. - - IS 1 0
Rev. Dr. Wooll . . 2d do. 5 0 0
Her. W. Deighton - - 1 1 U
Rev. Dr. Hughes - - 3d do. 23 0 u
Rev. J. Maxwell, to maka 21 211. 1 1 0
Miss Paul . - - 1 1 0
Mrs. Smith, Aspiey House - 2 0 0
Donations and Subscriptions will be received by the principal
Bankers in town and country, and by the Rev. W. J. Rodber,
Secretary, No. 15, Duke-street, Westminster, VO account of the
Treasurer, Charles Hoare, Esq.
lb, Duke-street, Westminster, Sept. 12, 18S. •

OXFORDSHIRE,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM,
In most excellent order, for instant occupation, very eligible, with
a view to a secure investment, at Little Milton, three miles from
Tetaworth.

By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, Nov. 3, at 12, by direc-
tion of the Assignees of Mr. Hen. Jemmett, and under an order
of the Insolvent Debtors' Court,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, pleasantly
situate, within three miles of 'l'etsworth, in a neighbourhood
remarkable for its sociability ; it comprehends an excellent Freehold
Residence, adapted to a Gentleman or superior Farmer, with good
pleasure and kitchen garden attached, and complete with all useful
offices ; together with about

296 CUSTOMARY ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND,
of a superior quality, pleasantly situate in the rural village of Little
Milton. The Estate is in hand, and in the heat possible condition.
By a valuation just made, the annual value may be safely esti-
mated at
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS.
At a former period it produced considerably more.
May be viewed by applying on ;he premises, at Little Milton
House. Particulars may be had 28 days prior to the sale, at die
Star Inn, Oxford; Plough, Cheltenham; Swan. Tetswortn; Red
Lion, High Wycomb• White Hart, Benson; Crown, Reading
at the Office of Mr. Hollier, Solicitor, Thane; at the Mart; and
of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden.

SALES BY AUCTION.
-
'Policies in the Equitable. Prnvideot, and ()loge Assurance Offieeef
and 160 Shares to the Kock Assurance Office.
By Messrs. 11.0131 N.
At the Auction Mart, London, on THURSDAY, the 13tb of
. October, at 12, in Lots, by direction of the Executors.
APOLICY in the EQUITABLE ASSUItANCNI
OFFICE for 2,4001., effected in the year 1004; this Policy
cry is
aatis already
factor greatly augmented, and the prospect of a large increase
y.
' A Policy for 474!. in the Provident Office, effected in June)1100:
the annual premium is at present 131. 15s. ad., and will be still
1110f* diminished.

► Policy for 10001. effected in the Globe Aaau►ance Office ftt
1800, annual pren.ium only 281. 10a. 10d. and paid up to August
18:36.

IGU
Slisre.s in the Rock Assurance Office, a most respectable and
flourishing concern.
Particulars may be bad 21 days prior to the sale, at the offices of'
Messrs. Dandy tint Morphett, Bream's-build!nr. Chancerr-lane:
Merits. Forster. Frere, and Forster. Lincoln's Inn ; the Auction.
Mart ; and Messrs. Robins, Conmt.genten. • •

PICKLE-HERRING WHARF. •
GRANARIES., WAREHOUSES. PUBL4C-FIOUBIL Stc..
PICKLE-HERRING, SOUTHWARH.
To Corn 111erchanta, Wherfiagers. Lightertnea, andothers.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE.
• By DRAYTON and WINTO3I,
At the Auction Alert, on THURSDAY NEXT. at 12, in Scven.
Lots, under the 'Frusta of the will, and by order of the Executor
of John Oreen Esq.. deceased, ualeis on 'acceptable offer Mould.
be made for the whole, or part, by Private Contract.
ATruiy valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, of fbe
estimated value of 10001. net annum in the occupation of
Messrs. Betts, Roseh; Sainthill, Mena and Co., WaHeigh. andt
others, and comppising that old-established and well known °mist..
'mg Wharf,. being PICKLE-HERRING WHARF, in Pickle-
herring-street, in the Borough of Southwark, immediately opposite
the Tower, and occupy ng a very considerable river frontage. witft,
granaries, conning-house. and respectable dwell, ng-honse attached
the Waterman's Arms public-house and liquor-shop opposite, witla
the whole of the warehouses. granaries, stablin», and other build-
I Inge, ex-emling from the front of Pickle-her.wg-stren., running
to the southward, eirttward, and returning to the northward, firm.
ing three aides of the square of that extensive range of property..
A brick-built Warehouse of three doors in the centre. and a dwr'..
ling-house in Vine-court, part let on looses, which expire in 19W„
and the remainder in hand. The immediate contiguity of this pro..
pry wich the Corn and Coal Exchange, Custonithoutie, &c. is art
advantage presumed to attach to it coesidetab!e importance, and
the great facilities it possesses ,Or the housing, landing. or shippinc
corn or rmochandise, will ever claim a prior consideration with the
merchant or factor ; or is is equally cligaile for the capitalist, as a
secure investment.

May be viewed by permission of the tenants any day print to
the sale. Panted particulars bad at the ‘Ve4erman'a Arma ; goyal
Oak, Vauxhall; George Inn, Borough; Pluenix Tavern, Rat-
clitte-cross; Europa Inn, Rolherhi.he ; Ship Tavern. Greenwich $
Corn and Coal Exchange Coree-houses ; Mr. J. C: Stephens. SPIi.
citor, Maidstone; and of Drayton and Ventom, Auc:ioneeri, Sur-
veyor', and Ects.e Agents, 97, Leadenhall•street, where a plan of
the Estate may be asen.

VOTES FOR MIDDLESEX.
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, SHADWELL,
PRODUCING A RENTAL OF 2L61. 4a. PER ANNFM.
By STEVENS and BRENCHLEV,
At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT. at 12,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of 14substantifq
!I. brick DIVEI,LING HOUSES, being Noe. 28 to 36. and.
Noa. 41, 42, 47, 48, and 49, New Gravel-lane, Ss. Paul's, Sltadwell,
immediately contiguous to the London Docks. each house entitling
the possessor to a Vote for the county of Mitidtesev. Alto two,
vacant Plots of Ground, peculiarly eligible for building upon
situate adjoining the preceding, the whole forming a very desirables
compact estate, being of the value of 2161. 4s. per annum.
May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had nt
the place of sale; of 3lr. Mather, Ratcliffe-highway; at the B 3 rier
Mow public-house. New Gravel-lane; of Messrs. Clown, Orme.
and Wedlake, Solicitors, King's Bench-walk, Temple; of Mr.
Sawyer; Solicitor, Staples Inn ; and of Stevens and Brenchley, 36,
101 d Jewry.

HERTFORDSHIRE.
THE SACOMB PARK ESTATE to be SOLD by
PRIVATE CONTRACT, consisting of a noble
.Mansion
and 2,200 Acres of Land, in a r'ng fence, with excellent egrces.
hothouses, preserves well stocked with game, aid every requisite
for the residence of a family of distinction. Together wish the
;44Ianorrof &comb anti Temple Chelatta, sztemilww over a circuit of
seven miles; and the perpetual Atlsoa son of the Rectory of Se.
remb.—The Estate is situate within four miles of the towns of
Hertfonl and Ware, and 24 miles from London.
For particulars, with plans annexed, and cards to view, spply to
Messrs. Parnther and Turner, Londomstreet, Fenchurch-street.

DRIYATE PUPIL .—A VACANCY is now open int
.1 the FAMILY of a Married CLERGYMAN, resident a
moderate distance from London, and whose Pupils are but few_
He can offer the most satisfactory references to Noblemen and Gen.
amen, whose sons have been under his care.
Letters to be addressed to the Rev. D. E., Mr. Anderson's, book.
seller, 8, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, London.

This day, Second Edition, with Twelve Platesiand Map, two
vols. fc. Bvo,
QIX MONTHS' RESIDENCE and TRAVELS itt
la MEXICO, containing Remarks on the present State of
New 4ain, its Natural Productions, State of Society. Mar.ufaci
tures, Trade, Agrieulture, and Antiquities.
By W. BULLOCK, F.L.S.
Proprietor of the late London Museum.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

This daffy, Bvo. 7s. tid.
CONSIDERATIONS submitted in DEFENCE of
the ORDERS in COUNCIL for the MELIORATION
of SLAVERY in TRINIDAD; and upon the probable effect or
sudden Emancipation on Agricultural Industry, and Britiih Cam
pital in the West Indies, in a Series of Letters which appraa in.
the Star Newspaper under the signature of " Vindes." To which.
is annexed the Thirteenth Article in the Sixtieth Number of the
Quarterly Review ; and the Observations thereon, in a Series or
Letters, which appeared in the New Times Newspaper, under the
signature of " Anglus."
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle street.

Just pabli.thed, by Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Moria-latte,
A HISTORY of the FRENCH REVOLUTION;
accompanied by a History of the Revolution of 1374, et the
States General under Kira John.

By A. TELLERS and FELIX BODIN.
Translated from the French. 343 vols. Ben. 365. boa-d..
2. The HISTORY of ITALY; from the Fall of the Wotan
Empire to the Commencement of the Wars of the French Heroin.
tion. By Geo. Perceval, Esq. In 2 largo vols. five. 90s. boards.
9. HISTORY of the CONQUEST of ENGLAND by the
NOR9IA NS, its Causes and Consequences. Translated from the
French of M. Thierry. In i vols. [lvo. Ma. boards.

In 3vols. 12mo. price2ll. boards,
HUSBAND-HUNTING; or, The Mother and
Daughters. A Tale or Fashionable Life.

Printed for 'deo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane—ANo.
TRUTH snit FASHION, a Tale, by F. R la 2 1.01 s„
tno, 141. bonnie.

IJARIAMNE.ao Historical Novel of Palestine. Dedicated br
permission toSir Walter Scott, Bart. 3 vole 12:no, Ills. boards.
The EVE, of ALL-HALLOWS • or Adelaide of Tyrcoonell,
a Romance. 3 stole. 12mo, IS% boards.
The HERMIT of ITALY ; or Observations on the Manners
and Customs of the Italians at the commenceroetit of the NO eteet tit
Century. 2 vols.l2mo, IBs boards.

MEDICAL. WORKS,
Published by Cleo. B. Whittaker, Ave Marla-lane.
Dint BIOLOGICAL VIEWS of the STRUCTURE'
.1. FUNCTIONS, and DISORDERS of the STOM ACK
and ALIMENTARY ORGANS of the HUMAS BODY ;
with Observations on the Qualities and Effects of Fes sad Fee.
%anted Liquors, and on the influence of Climate and Local Station.
By THOMAS HARE, F.L.S. at •
Second Edition, Bvo. 10s. dd. boards, .
COMMENTARIES on DISEASES of the STOMACH and
BOWELS of crt LDR F.N. By Robley Dundlison, M.D. Let
turer on Midwifery, Au fee. firo. 7s. lid. Wool..
A TREATISE on the NATURE, SYMPTOMS. and
CURE of CATARACT: by means intended to obviate the oc-
currence of Blindness, and to supersede the common operations of
Couching and Extraction. Illustrated by caeca, demonstrating this
ease and safety of the proposed plan ; the success of which has been
aserrtalned and confirmed by ample Experience. By
John Ste.
mem, F.R.C.S. Bvo. Bs. boards.

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.---Thisagreva
bly perfitmeti !minor (the original invention of Mr. I I cnryl,
which, i• of well-known efficacy in relieving faintness and head.
fts
taci4ectedh'ess:ai.driiinoonc:titigninAnt(sTsteoi:dinbg rt,7 rtilde In;
Ho tntlueveNeart:tedl'perfacululfwtetioorulinizobny.
chemists, Manchester.
lila sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Mows. Bayley and
Blew, perfumers, l'ockspur.street; and retail; Tutee 2s. 9d., by one
or more agents, in every principal town ; but tt cannot ke genuine
artless the names of the above preparers ate otigrated on the
went Stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each bottle.
Proper Sponge ]lines are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual.
As above ma also be had, authenuented by a sitntlit stamp,
Henry's ell !lanes*, in bottles, at 2s. 9d., or Witl3 glut
stoppers, at ti.