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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-29

THAMES OFFICE.

Yesterday Sommel Mini, a carpenter of II °Mulch, was
to this office before W. Swar-swetsn, Esq. to account rt.
poroession of a quantity of ship timber.
John Gillman. ono of the surveyors of this establishment, amok
by virtue of a warrant he searched the dotendant's premises, and
found concealed under some other nomtt the ship tinzhcr now pm-
dueed. The witness was informal by the defendant heirall
picked
it up in his way home from the new works now erecting GOT-
mint at Woolwich.; the witnem not being sorislied with state-
meot, &cited the property and took the defendant into tweedy. sod
observed he had recently been liberated front prison fee a snarler
offimee.

The defendant gave no other account than that which the officer
had 'laud.

The Magistrate observed the statement was by NI means satis-
factory, and convicted the prisoner in the penalty of forty 'Whop,
and io default to go to prison for one month, and to be kept to
hard labour.

wuname Rohbrign and James Crab were (-Articled in the pe-
nalty of forty shillings each, for having in their possession a quan-
tity of coal they could not natisfau.orby account for, and in default
to go to prison for one mouth.

SPORTING lATELLIGENc'E.

RPVTI~Q.

The Drighton subseription eharEiem threw off on Mon
day to a tolerable fieldof sportamen, at Patcham.
The Earl of Derby's stag hounds meet to-morrow, at Wood-
manstone.

BOXERS.

A match was made at Molesey on Thursday, for Langan to
fight Josh Hudson for InOl. a.side. Many parsons backed the
Irishman at even bets.
Barney Aaron, the Jew, is matched to fight Dick Ayres for HOI.
Barney fun a stymy opinion in favour of himself, but the other
outweighs him.
We are requested by the friends of Cribb to say, that the state-
ment in Reynolds's letter of Cribb having struck longed, is
utterly untrue—Cribb being incapable of so unfair and unmanly an
action. " ir, (adds our correspondent)," it be true that Reynolds
hit Cribb, we can only HIV, he took advantage of his situation, ss
we are convinced he would not dare Jo so any where else."

ATTEMPT AT 11.01111ERY AT MR. KEAN's.—Early on
Tuesday morning, during the absence of sir. Kean, the rage-
dim, from his house in fluxes-street, Piccadilly, a fellow mode
a most daring attempt to enter his house. One of the set-rants,
who slept near the pantry while in bed at about two o'clock. per-
ceived a man At the window contriving to open it; but on being
observed, the servant immediately rose and made an alaer the
front door, which disturbed the thief, and he made a precipitate
retreat and escaped. lie entered throweli au old building g the
back of Mr. Kean's have ; by which means he gained easy access
down the back area at the house.
London, England, 1824-01-29

PRIVATE EDUCATION.

lill A Benefices] (:1,6 M AN, married, and of long expe-
rience in Tuitiim, both as Tutor to a Nobleman and sub-
sequently receiving • few Pupil. into his own House, is desirous of
filling a VACANCY with a Gentleman's Son, whose health or edu-
cation may require more than usual attention.
Letters left for the Rev. B. C. at Mt. Triphook's, Bookseller,
:23, Old Bond-street, London, will be'duly forwarded.
London, England, 1824-01-29

This day is published. oatayo, 104. boards,
LETTERS to a PROTESTANT DIVINE in
DEFENCE of UNITARIANISM.
By ANOTHER BARRISTER.
-With Two additional Letters.
The Last additional LETTER, being the Fourth, separately,
price Pa.
London: Printed for R. Hunter. No. 72, St. Paul's Church.
yard ; and D. Eaton, lig, High Holborn.
London, England, 1824-01-29

ASTHMA, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, AND
OPPRESSION OF TIIE CHEST.
THE Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general are
respectfully informed that the Advertiser being in possession
most valuable Recipe for the relief and cure of the aSove dis-
tressing complaints, he has been induced, at the solicitation of
very many persons who have experienced its beneficial effect., to
offer it to public notice. The medicine is of the most mild, inno-
cent, nut/Wawa, and effective qualities, of which the person taking
it is convinced in a few days. It clears the lunp, causes free re-
spiration, and prevents all unpleasant accumulation of phlegm.
Sold only at W. Day's Sit, Great Queen-street. Lincoln's Inn-
fields, two doors west of Freet»ssons' Bali. Half Pints, ka &I. ;
Pints, 10s. ; Quarts, 10s. Orders, per post, immediately at-
tended to.
London, England, 1824-01-29

qAmra NIS*, INDIGESTION, &c.

y A REAUME on the CURE of INDIGESTION,
II ORPID, LIVER. DI of ,
BLINDTNESS, DEAFNESS, &c. byORDERS GALVANISMtheHEAD and the
WARM AIR IIATH. Price 2e. lid.

LA REAU3IE on the MEDICAL EFFICACY of ELEC.
TRICITY in Nervous and Chroolc Discosev, price 10s. And
• LA BEAVAIE on the MEDICAL POWERS of the AIR-
PUMP VAPOUR BATH, in Gout, Rheumatism, Palsy, Dis.
cams of the Skin, and of the joints, &e. Price ik
Published and Sold by Highley, Fleet-street, and may be had
of all llookselleta.

These Publications, as well as the Author's practice, have been
most favourably noticed in the Medical, and other Reviels.
London, England, 1824-01-29

THE ARMY.

On the arrival of his Majesty's warrant in town fur au-
thorising the raising the 96th regiment of foot, the recruit-
ing for that corps will immediately commence.
Detachments belonging to the 54th (West Norfolk), and
the 89th regiments of infantry, will march front the Isle of
Wight on Thursday next, for Chatham.
Detachments belonging to the 30th (Cambridgeshire),
46th (South Devon), and the 41st regiments of foot, will
march from Portsmouth on Friday next for Chatham, to
embark for India.

A division of recruits belonging to the 95th regiment of
infantry will anise to-day, and another to-morrow, at
Winchester, from Ireland.

A detachment of the Royal Staff' Corps has re eeived or-
ders to embark on board the Orpheus, in the City Canal,
on the 14th February, fur the Mauritius.
A detachment of the 7th (or the Prince Royal's) regi-
ment of dragoon guards, has embarked at Liverpool for
Ireland.

A detachment of the lath light dragoons has been or-
dered to march from the cavalry depot to Chatham, fur the
purpose of embarking on boatd the William Fairlie, India-
WWI, for Mailras.

The 2d and 3d divisions of the 75th regiment of foot
arrivcd on the 25th instant at Portsmouth, from Gibraltar,
on board the Fanny and Indian Trader transports, which
are now performing quarantine.
The 75th, and three companies of the 58th, are ordered
to do duty at Portsmouth.
London, England, 1824-01-29

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

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CAMBRIDGE, JAW. 24.
At a Congregation held this day (being the Bachelor's Com-
mencement). 226 lientlemen were admitted Bachelors of Arts,
amongst whom the following obtained honours :-
1V masor.r.ns.--Dni. Cowling, John's; Itowstead, Corpus
Christi; France, Trinity; Buckle, Sidney; Hall. Magdalene;
Collins, Christ's; Martin, Trinity; Wedgwood, Christ's; Arlett,
Penibtoke; Warden, Emmanuel; Guest, Caius; Tennant, Tri-
nity ; Cory, Caine; (ledge, Catherine; Wilson, John's; Saun-
ders, Sidney; Wailes, Catherine; butwidge. John's; Baldwin,
Christ's; Start. Trinity; Rising, Pembroke; Remington. Tri.
city; 'Seville. Peter's; Wood, Trinity ; Arnold, Calm; Thistle.
thwaite, Trinity; Gibson, Trinity; Phillips, Jesus; Crawley,
Magdalene; Teeson, Clam; and l'andys, Pembroke.

SENIOR OPTI DI ns.—Drs. limns, 'Carpus Christi ; Atkinson,
Pembroke; Daytnan, John's{ Parry, John's, and si'alter, Christi,
ay.; Garton, Queen's; Burn, Queen's; Senkler, Csius; Wells,
Sidney; Foster, Trinity; Lawson, John's; Edwards, Trinity;
31alkin, Trinity; Brawn, John's; Hammond, Corpus Christi;
Bromilow, John's; Green, Emmanuel; Fuleher, Sidney; Ben-
' son, John's; tiatenhy, John's. and Holmes, John's, req.; Bar-
ham, Trinity; Ituildoek, John's; Baines, Christ's; Fearon,
Emmanuel; Smith, Trinity; Carringhan, John's, and Gurney,
Trinity, ay.
JITNIOU Orr tires.—Drs. Frost, Catherine's; I)underdale,
John's; 3lellish, Trinity; Crosland. llagdalen; Wortley, jun.,
Pembroke; Furlong, Sidney; and Williams, John's.
London, England, 1824-01-29

This day is published, in one very line volume quarto, price one
guinea in beards.
iCOMPLETE CONCORDANCE to the HOLY
SCRIPTURES of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENT ;
or, a Dictionary and Alphabetical Index to the Bible. To which
is added, a Concordance to the Apocrypha.
HT ALBXANL6It CRI iDE N, M.A.
The Seventh Edition. To which is added a Life of the Author.
London, England, 1824-01-29

SHIPPING INTE LICENCE.

C(TSTO3i•HOUSE, JAN. M.
ENTERED INWARDS.
Abeona, Cubist (Adam, broser). front Lisbon.
Lively, Sanders (Ray, broker), from St. Michael's.
Luna. Bishop (Burnett, broker), from St. Michael's.
Active, Lord, (Archer, broker), from St. Michael's.
A nlaby, ()ratan (brake, broker), front (korto.
Albion, Hall (Willcox, broker), from 8i1k,..
queue Sierra, Pines (Redhead, broker), from Rouen.
Lspersnce, Vasseur (Simon, broker), from Havre.
Clandine, Crabtree (Budd. broker). front Calcutta.
Oporto Packet, Smith (Cotesworth, broker), from Pernambuw.
Lord IVellington, Geere (Burnett, broker). from Seville.
Vigilant, Mirce (G. Harris, broker), forint Terceira.
Fame. Huxtable (Rogers, broker), fro.n St. Michael's.
Po. Pritchard (Lamb. broker), from Calais.
Alliance. Griffiths (F. Williams, broker), from Ilfarannah.
Fleirß Piste, Smith (Hail, broker), from Orient
Mitchell, Irwin (Bentley, brokensfrcee Oporto.
JAIL
ENTERED Or TWARDP.—The E 14031, for ; Richard;
for Jewelers; Cyrus, for Ilishißs Aurora, for Malta; nudity,
for Stettin; Alacrity, for the Cape Of Good !lope; Agaphea, for
Dublin ; and William, for Gijon.
CLEAR / xr. tlrrw.asDa.The Prince Regent, for Van Diemen's,
Land; and 31arabal Blucher, for Rotterdam.
London, England, 1824-03-23

CHEAP CARPETINOS, ace.,
TWENTY-BIX YEARS ESTABLISHED.

THOMAS EMERSON'S CITY FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE, 91. Newgata-street, and 2, Christ Church-
Parr: has, of the under-mentioned Articles, the largest and best
assortment in the trade, of superior qualities, trammed free from
damages, which he is offering at unusually low prices, for ready
payment vit. :
Brussels Carpeting, 4s. 3d. per yard ; new patterns, 4s. 6d; best
five-frame ditto fie., laid down at ss. 341.
Scotch Carpeting, Is. Id. to Is. ild.
Kidderminster, 2s. to 2s. 6d.; superfine ditto, 9e. 10d. to 3s.
Venetians, 94d. to Is. 611.; Checked ditto, 2s. 3d.
Hearth Rugs, fis.; handsome patterns, 7s. fid. to 20s.
9-4ths stout Blankets, 6s. 6d.; 10-4tha, extra-eised
Witneys, 12s. to 20s.
Counterpapea, Rs.; 12-4ths, 101.
Marseilles Quilts, I Is. to Me.
Moreens, ls. 2,1. to Is. 6d.

Furniture Dimities, sd. to 7d.; 4-4th ditto, fld. to 10d.; Furni,.
tore Prints, 63d. to 10d.; full Chintz, fast colours, 11d. to Is. 2d.;
Coloured Linings for ditto, 6d. to 9d.
Persian Carpets. 21 long, 11. 18s.; large sizes in proportion.
Ready-made Kidderminster ditto, 61. Bd. to 18s.
6.4 th Druggets, Is. lid. to 21. 4d.
Sheeting*. 6d. to 10d. •' 5-4 tbs ditto, Is. to le. 6d.
Damask Table Cloths, Is. lid. to 20s. ; Table Covers, 21. 4d.
to Mk.

Bed Ticking, 50. to 25.; ready made ditto, Is, 9d. to las.
Real India Matting, 3s. 6d. ; with several other Articles too
tedious for insertion.
London, England, 1824-03-23

A SPLENDID AND VA INA BLE CASKET OF JEWELS,
OF THE DOWAGER LADY KINGSTON, Deceased.
A4R. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that
AL Tills DAY, the 23d instant, and following day, at One
for Two precisely, he shall, by order of the Esecutors, submit for
unreserved SALE, by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New
Bond-itreet, the Genuine Casket of costly Jewel*, and well fanned
and singularly elegant Jewellery, of the Dowager Lady Kinston,
deceased, comprising a brilliant collet necklace; cross ; two tiaras;
four brooches en suite; a valuable double row necklace of large and
fine oriental pearls, containing 172 pearls, with the bracelets, tiara
and brooches, en suite ; a beautiful large opal topaz and aquamarine
necklace; bracelets and earrings enriched with brilliants; forty,-
one rings; two singularly curious and valuable dress suits, formed
of rare geens• large garnets ; gold watches and chains, anti
a variety of seals, brooches ;an eye-glass ; gold neck chains ; pits
and fancy bljoutry, and various morocco and other jewel cases.
Ma/ bet..ved; and catalogues, at oae Ann etiehl had at 73,
New Beed.otreet.

A SELECT COLLECTION OF PICTURES, FROM
THE CONTINENT.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on
THURSDAY. the Lith instant, apd following Day, at
(Me, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms,
New Bond•street, a SELECT COLLECTION of VALUABLE
and BEAUTIFUL PICTURES, of the Italian, Dutch, Flemish,
and French Schools, formed by a Headman during a long real.
denesoa the Continent.
The Collection includes many Picture' of high clan and *wit,
by the undermentioned Masters
Vandyke, ()reuse, J. Stein, Van To),
N. Poussm, Wouvermans, Claude, Soltal)<en,
Rembrandt, Cancel, Docninichino, Murillo, Re.
Bottenhamer, Tesler, Lingleblack,
May be viewed till the Sale, by Catalogues, at Is. each, to be
bad at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-sweet.
London, England, 1824-03-23

THE ALLIANCE
BRITISH AND FOREIGN LIFE AND FIRE
ASSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL FIVE MILLIONS STERLING.
PRESIDENTS.
John Irving, Esq. M.P. IN. M. Rothschild, Esq.
Francis Ruing, Esq. Moses Mom Sore, Esq.
Samuel Gurney, Esq.

D/IEI
James Alexander, Esq. M.P.
H. Barnett, Esq.
Charles Bevan, Esq.
John Bowden, Esq.
Arch. Campbell, Esq:
William Crawford, kmq.
Timothy A. Curtis, Esq.
Francis Cromwell, Esq.

17011111.

-amides Greenwood, Esq.
James flergate, Jun. Esq.
William Howard, Esq.
John Innes, Esti. M.P.
William Kay. Esq.
Oswald Smith, Esti.
H. M. Thornton, Esq.
Thomas Wilson, Esq.
!TORS.
Thomas Masterman, Esq.
London, England, 1824-03-23

VERY SUPERIOR WINES.

SAMUEL iiiiiilkiniii;li'ine-211crcbant, No. 129,
Regent-street near Vigo-lane, has now on sale the following
very superior WINES, which for Quality and Price are un-
equalled in the Trade, for Cub only :
Per Dozen
Fine high-flavoured Port - - .£ 2 0 U
Very tine pale Sherry . - 2 0 0
Fine Madeira l 0 0
Vidonia . . . - 2 0 0
Tenerife . - 2 0 0
Lisbon and Mountain 2 2 0
Cape Madeira (the finest imported), 11. per dozen, by taking
three dozen, or 11. Is. a single dozen.
Old crusted Port, three and five years in bottle, 48s. to 64a. per
dozen.
Two hundred dozen curious Old Poet in Pints, 82a. per dozen.
CHEAP WINES.
QldPort (light body), 981. per dozen.
Brown Sherry, 365. per dozen.
Tenerife, 3&. per dozen, dte. &c.
Just landed, fine sparkling Champaign, in high mantling con.
dition, warranted first quality, 114. per dozen.
Country Orders strictly attended to. Postage must be paid.
London, England, 1824-03-23

iSTABLISHED upwards of TWENTY YEARS, for the
SALE of IRISH LINENS by the PIECE, at the Factors'
Price, No. 4, on the South Side of illoomsbury-square, Four
Doors from the top of Southampton-street, Holborn.
H$ IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to sa-
-1 nounee to the Public, that the above House is their only Es-
tablishment in this Country, where they continue to supply the No-
bility, °envy, and the Public with WARRANTLD GRASS-
BLEACHED LINEN for Shirts and Sheets, of the beat fabric
aad colour, at a price considerably lower than they can be procured
through any other medium. They also engage to return the pur.
chase-money should any fault appear.
Good Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual.—
Country and Town Otders punctually attended to, by
7. HONOV AN, 4, Bloomsbury-square, London ; and )
J. DOYLE, 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, Agents.
London, England, 1824-03-23

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, in the STRAND,
BUCKINGHAM-STREET, and VILLIERS-STREET.
By Mr. SQUIBB AND SON,
At Garrawars Coffee-house, on FRIDAY, the Sikh instant, at
Twelve, in Nine Lou,

AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in
situations for Trade; comprising FIVE DWELINI 1-
HOUSES, with Shops, Nos. 37, 311, 30, 40, and 41, in the prefer-
able part of the Strand ; two Free Public-houses, known by the
sigra of the Prince's Head and the Granby Head; and other Pre-
nuns in Buckingham-street and Villiers-street ; the whole let to
respectable tenants, at low rents, en leases, which will expire in a
few years, when the rental may be considerably increued.
The Premises may be viewed (with leave of the respective te-
aunts), and printed ppaarrticulars had of Messrs. Carr and Foster,
411, John-street, w ; at the place of sale; and of Mr.
Squibb and Son, Saville-row.

UPPER WIM POLE-STREET.
THE CAPITAL TOWN RESIDENCE of the late LIEUT.-
GENERAL BRIDGES, with DOUBLE COACH-HOUSE,
and STABLING for SIX HORSES.
By Mr. SAUNDERS,
On the Premises, on FRIDAY, March 26, at Twelve o'Clock, by
order of the Executor,
ADistinguished TOWN RESIDENCE, No. 13, on
the east side of Upper Wimpole-street (corner of Devon-
shire-street). The principal apartments consist of an elegant and
lofty suit of drawing-roonis, communicating by folding doors; a
spacious eating-room, a gentleman's room and library, numerous
best and secondary bedchambers., with very superior domestic ar-
rangements, perfectly adapted to the accommodation of a Noble-
man or Gentleman's Family of the first distinction, with a double
coach-house and six-stall amble; the whole in excellent repair, and
held for an unexpired term of 62 years, from Lady-day, 1824, sub-
ject only to the original ground-rent of JSL U. 6d.
The Premises may be viewed with Tickets. Particulars had on
the premises; of Messrs. Rigge and Merrifield, Solicitors, Conk's_
court, Lincoln's Inn ; and at Mr. Saunders's Office, 39, Fleet-
street, where Tickets to view may be obtained.
London, England, 1824-03-23

MESSRS. JACKSON and CO. ESTATE and
ROUSE AGENTS, GENERAL A tCOI NTA NTS,
irceltv to inform Merchants, Tradesmen, and the Public in gene-
ral, that they will meet with the speediest accommodation in the
Purchase and Sale of Estates and Houses of any description, and
in any part of the Kingdom, on application at their Office, as be-
low ; and that the moat intricate and deranged Accounts will be
properly corrected with the greatest despatch.
Office-8, Drury-lane, near Holborn.
London, England, 1824-03-23

151 Suedeland -
1 Scotch Coal - .

MURDER AT KILEINNY.--Tuesclay night.
murder was committed at lialmory, situate within 12
city of Kilkenny, on the person of an opulent farmer
ram, and brother of the Roman Catholic Bishop of
The particulars of this dreadful transaction have not
but that it is connected with the melancholy system which
of the peasautry of the country are pursuing there is not
as the unfortunate victim was considered to be obnoxious
characters whom he opposed in their iniquitous career.
No. 5,299, drawn the first day of the present
blank, was put in the wheel again, and re-drawn on the
when it tame up a prize of 20,2001.. and was sold by
shares :--00e quarter was sent to Glasgow, one eighth
one eighth to Liverpool, one eighth to Stockport ; six
all sold in London—one of them registered to five maiden
Yorkshire; one to a club of thirteen silk-wavers,'
shire; one to a naval officer, in Hampshire: one
maid, in Norfolk : the other two, sot being registered,
nation cannot at present be ascertained. BIM has also
present 'Away, No. 11,686, bOOl. ; 2,213, 2,912, Io,ti
and 11,703, prizes of 2001. each.—Warranted undram
and Shares are selling at Bibles Offices, 4, Candid',
fing-cross. There are still three prizes of 20,0001.,
other capitals, to be drawn ; and the very first prize nexi
be 20,0001.

BIRTHS.

Os the 16th instant, at Brussels, the Lady of the
Knox, R.N. of a daughter.
At Cairnhill, near Olasgow, on the 16th instant,l
Hamilton, ohs daughter.

MARRIED.
At Oak Bank, near Glasgow, on the 18th inaant, .
Robertson, Esq. of inches in the County of Inverm
tianne, eldest daughter of the late Richard Pattinson,
per Canada.
On Saturday last, at Mary.la.bnnne New Church,
Bishop of London, Sir l'harles Richard Blunt, Bart.
field Park, Sussex, to Alm A'hniuty, of Hereford-street,
of Richard A'hmtity, Esq. late of the Hon. Como-
Civil service.

PIED.
Oa the 19th instant, Sarah, the wife of T. Griffiths,
Butts.

On the 15th instant, Lieutenant James Reid, R..
Sir John Reid, Bart.
At Richmond, on the 17th inst. Mary, eldest dame
Saunders, Esq. late of the 12th Light Dragoons, ag,
and a half.
At the Bay of Balusi, Mississippi, Cady Lafontaine. •
He retained his faculties until the day of his death.—So

On Fnday last, after a short illness, at his seat,
tle, Glamorganshire, Robert Jenner, Esq. in the
his age.

11100 WATER THIII DAY AT LOIOTDON
Malaise. 11 mi. altea 11. I Allem" d sig.

Printed at TUE BRITISH PRESS Mice, by J.
)81, sttasal, sod Published by R. CAW $ ON,
London, England, 1824-03-23

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tuesday, the Gloucester, 74. Capt. Lillian's. C.B. sailed from
Portsmouth for the Hirer, to lie as a guard.ship there. The Ja-
maica Gazette says—" We cannot refrain from expressing our ad-
miration of the conduct of Commodore Sir Edward Owen, while
superintending the naval force on these Mations."
His Majesty's ships Phaeton, Glasgow' Tribune, and Chanti-
cleer sailed from Gibraltar on the 29th ult. for Algiers.
Capt. the lion. Montagu Stopford is appointed to the Algerine,
19, at Deptford, fitting for the lltediterrancan.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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CUSTOM-HOUSE, Maxus 22.
ENTEIRED ITill'At M.
Waterloo, Kimber (Coe. broker), from Ostend.
Perseverance, blargoUe (Redhead). from Calais.
Edward, iVessells (Castendieck), from Bremen.
Ann and Amelia, Short (Chapman), from Calcutta.
Amato, Griswold (Hopkins), fmm Charleston.
Loris, Alens (Simon), from Antwerp.
Jaw Canaille, Wotters (De Bie), from Bruges.
Nederland Kron Prins, Jelsma (11ofnian), from Woreuro.
Neptune. Jonge (Holman), from Amsterdam.
Peter and Maria, Eggers (Simon), front Antwerp.
Seelust, Nirbur (hall). from I :Ilene.
Sirine, railiant t redder), trout Calais.
Vier Kinderen, AValduck (Ile Bit), from Ghent.
Henry, Westmoreland (Maxwell), from Demerara.
Erato, Chisman (Castendieek), from Ilamburgh.
Ada, Harrison (Jackson), from Africa.
Saguenay, Hall (Pink), from Demerara.
Mary, Rees (Hopkins), from St. John's, New Brunswick.
()rim, White (Pulsford), from Demerara.
Wanderer. Dixon (Hunt), from /.ante.
Herald, Pirie (Pirie), from Sierra Leone.
Flying Irrsh, Smith (Dvinkald) from Ostend.
Marshal Blucher, Pound (Symonds) from Rotterdam.
Vigilant, Church (J. Marshall), from Nevis.
Sarah, Grove (R. Smith). from St. Mary's.
Iris, Butcher (Dams), from Lisbon.
Mance 22. _ _ _

Itrwanns—.Tit;Trig. and Norfolk, from Cal-
cutta; Lady ackworth„ from Belize ; William. from Harlingen ;
and Hazard, from Dunkirk. . .

ENTERED OUTRARDS.--The Haves, for Teneriffe ; Ariel,
for Cape Coast Castle ; Union, for Calais ; Latona, and Richard,
for Demerara ; and Mary, for Poyais.
CLE•RINci OUTWAN Ds—The Comet, for Jersey t Earl Bath.
ant, for Rotterdam; Angerstein, for St. Kitt's ; Grainger, for
Honduras; Express, and Socrates, for Gibraltar; Solos, and
Rambler, for II smhurgh ; Charles, for Rouen ; Fox, fur Ostend;
John, for Jamaica; Kinneraley C4stle, for St. John's ; Sector, for
St. Michael's.
London, England, 1824-03-23

T. Powell Buxton, Esq. M.P.
Charles Campbell, Esq.
B s.-Messrs. Smith:Payne, and Smiths; Messrs. Hoare,

♦UDI'

Barnett, and Co.

AcTuARY --Benjamin Gomperts., Esq. F.R.S.
PursiciAtt.—John R. Hume, M.D. Curson-etree

Couttext..—Lancelot gliadwell, Esq.
Soilrivon.—John M. Parse, Esq.
THE COMPANY have commenced business at their
LANE Office, 4, NEW-COURT, ST. SWITIIIN'S,
Life
N.
The Life Deportment of the Company comprehends Insurances
on Lives and Survivorships, Endowments fur Infants, and Life
Annuities ; and the Fire Lkpartment every special of risk usually
the tubjeet of Insurance. Both will be extended to the Assuratuce
of Foreign ea well as British interests.
The Company will employ thetrsliepoeable Capital in the Pur.
chase of Life Annuities, Reversioas, and such other description of
property as the law may sanction.
ealeulations will be made upon the strictest mathematical
principles, by whisks the rates of insurance will be segulated on
WOOS the most beneficial to the public.
Isasertr palkYe VIII share with the prcprietary In the
profits of the establishment upon equitable principles.
London, England, 1824-03-23

ELEGANT Housguo LD FURNITURE, CHINA,
GLASS, TABLE and BED LINEN, CELLAR of Choice
OLD WINES, and EFFECTS late the PROPERTY of
LIEUT.-GENERAL BRIDGE, deceased?
By Mr. SAUNDERS,
On the Premises, No. 13, Upper Wimpole-wreet (corner of De-
vonshire-street), on FRIDAY, the 2tith, and SATURDAY,'
the 27th March, at Menu o'Clock (by order of the Executor),
it LL the Genuine and Valuable HOUSEHOLD
11 FURNITURE, comprising drawinkroom, dining-parlour,
and library furniture, in Turkey sad carpets, mahogany
chain', bookcases, t.; tables, manned and gold drawing-room
chairs, sofas, and couches, with handsome chintz covers, and
window-curtains en suite ; bed-room requisites, in mahogany four-
post and other bedsteads, with suitable hangings; excellent sea-
soned goose feather beds and bedding, mahogany wardrobes and
chests of drawers, Grecian hall lamps and chairs, pier and dress.
ing glasses, a capital eight-day chimes clock, rich cut glass, linen,
kitchen utensils, and effects. The cellar of very choice old wines,
about seventy dozen of the finest flavour and quality consisting of
Madeira, Sherry, Hurdles, Port, Champagne, Ceara, Cowan-
tie, Ike.
The Furniture to be viewed three days preceding the Sale, and
the Wines tasted at the time of sale. Catalogues had on the Pre-
mises; of Messrs. Rigge and Merrifield, Cook's-court, Lincoln's
Inn; and at Mr. Saunders's Office, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1824-10-08

KENT.

NEAR SITTINGRZNIVE AND MIIZON.
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE;
Capital FARMS, Productive Decoy, and Lands, about Five
Hundred Aczes; most desirable Property for Invutiucnt.
By Mr. ROBINS
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street).
At Garrawav's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhflt, 00
THURSDAY, 21st October, 11124, at Twelve o'Clock,
ln One Lot,
THE it ~it,lll/ Improvable and Valuable FREEHOLD
MANO and ESTATES, situate in the parishes of Mil-
ton nest Sittingbourne and 'wade, between liittingUntrue,
and the King's Ferry to Sheerness,.
The Pitt /PERTY of a NOBLEMAN.
Comprising the Manor or reputed Manor of
GBOYEIIUItST.
GREAT GROVEHURST.LITTLE GROVEIHIRST, and

DE( IflY FARMS,
All contract, and containing nearly
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES
Of rich meadow, grazing pastures, and excellent arable lands ; two
capital cherry orchards, two small hup plantations. &c.
GROVEHUBST AM:WON, or FARM HOUSE,
good gardens. &c. with capital barns, stables and carious agri-
cultural buildings. pleasant farm house, gardens, farm yard,
barns, stables, and outhuihlings.
LITTLE GROVEIICRST,
with double cottage, or farm house, gardens. farm yard, barns, fie.
A VALUABLE DECOY PIECE OF WA VEIL, nearly

NINE
Which may he considerably improved, surrounded by timber and
outlawed.

A Ncat COTTAGE a.;;TWARDEN, and GRAZING
GEOUND.

.....
The lands are good, and in an excellent state of cultivation, di-
Tided by thriving femes, and well supplied with water, and in the
neighbourhood of the het markets in the county; and an easy
conveyance to the London markets by water. Excellent roads in
all directions. The whole Estate in the possession of Mr. Panton,
a highly respectable tenant, on lease, which expires at Michaelmas,
lin. at a low rent.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Panton, Great Grovehnrst
Farm. where Panieulars maybe had: at the IVhite Hart, Milton;
Mr. Jennings, the Rose, Sittingbourne; the Lion, (hpringe ;
Fountain, Canterbuty ; Mr. Payne, York Hotel, and Ship, Dover;
Mr. Wright, Crown. Rochester; Falcon, Gravesend • Bell, and
Star, Maidstone; Bull, and George, Dartford; Golden 'Lion, Bex-
ley 11-ath ; at iiarraway's; of *fr. Broughton, Solteitor, Great
Marlborough-stmt; and of Mr. Robins. No. 1711. Regent-street
London, where a Plan of the Eot&te, and Draft of the Lease may
be seen.

YI:11111{01U:SHIRE.

Va!Able Freehold snmili7easehold I.?.tates in the Town of Teal.

A Property highly eligible be Investment.
lly Alr. ROBINS, '
(Of Warwick Howe, Regent-strectl.
At the Cobourg Hotel. in the Town of Tenby. on S.ITURDAI.
Zid of October, 11324, at Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Trus-
ti.,..s and Executors of thc late Sir William Paxton, in hots,

Tiff VALUABLE and highly IMPROVABLE
ESTATES, comprising
THE BATHS AT TENHY,
Constructed on a cominoditms scale, and fitted up with every con-
•enience fur hot or cold bathing, plunging and vapour baths,
with dressing rootrs, and every requisite accommodation ; enter-
taining and billiard rooms, dwelling apartments, and otlicea for
Domestics. . . .
London, England, 1824-10-08

(By order or the Trusteee.)

Let. . The Part of the :MANOR of DUNGAN, comprising
the following highly immovable and trainable Estate,. Id& Dram
and Little liinnetes, timbentown, Laracor, Deadatowo,
lenreg, and the dill Holdings adjoining Dengan Park Wall:
haying eligible RoWence4 for Gentlemen, with Gardena and.
Pleasure Grounds: and Farm Houses, with Agricultural Build•'
inet. Couagta, and Gardees; and also the Bogs and llogtail* of
Clandoogan, and the Black Lioa Public.•house, containing alto-
gether upwords of
ONE THOUSAND FIVE THINDRED AND FORTY-SIX
London, England, 1824-10-01

DUTCH MA ti..

Yesterday we reccitect Hamburg!) Pipers to the 25th of
Suptenthrr, and the Amsterdam Cuarunt of Cie The
following are extracts:—
_ Prerasat• neat, SrPT:

The hereditary ttrar,l Mama rtf IVvinoar is et .I.ml at the
end of this u ~,,, tit, anti afterwards the Prince and Princess or
()range.
AI. tie Ilibesupicree, caw new Ambassador to the Ottoman
Porte, it Is now said. will nit repair to his post before nest year.
He is ,tone for the present to his (state in the e•teritor tor the empire.
M. Alinsiaclty Is appointed Charge d'Affaires, and wages as
such till the arrival of Al. de Ifibeattoicrre. It is probable that be
will afterwards he Igistiintett Consul-Uencrat at t'onsuuntnople.
The pupal:stint' of ibis city is estimated at 301i,1100. Above
1,0110 Englialt now reside here.
We hear that General IKeltaronky, who net out for London
Amu a week ago, is said to be the hearts of an autograph lour
fot n the Entperor to his Majesty the King of ling, inti, that.king
him for the auceeastal mediation of Fetglind in arranging the
keener' with the Porte, which wept...awned to be now finally all-
joist Alr. Stratford Cauning lb 'spelled bete shortly from Lon-
don, on it similar mission.
IlEnt.tx, Stier. 21
Prince Frederick, of the Netherlands, has suited here from
limas at.
Troops are daily arriving here for the grand autumnal reviews.
y go in camp near Citarluttettberg.
In the month of June two caravans arrived at Orenburg, from
China. 'Vise reinvests appear now to stiffer retry inweh trout pil-
lage lu the tleavrt, for these ears,/ ana were pin-Aired by the Kiwi.
his, aiNl abandoned by the guides, who participate in the plunder.
The King Mishima a most gracious Cabinet (leder to the lio-
remittent of Mesta, szpreasing his aatisfsetion at the improving
state of the country, anti at the zeal of the inhabitants in improving
the landwehr. His Majesty relents thancs fin the many proofs
of atta.hineat shown him by the inhabitants, and assures the 110.
eminent of his approbation.
STOCLIIOLM. SETT. It.
laird 17:tallerengh, nephew to the late Altnister, is arrived here
within a few days.
A lIIITVIDAIt. !"1:I•T. 27.
We receive the following important intelligence, l'ollllllUiticatcd
to us trout a letter dated Trieate, 11th Sept. lie2l:
" The Austrian packet.host is this moment arrived from Corfu,
with the news that Canaria has succeeded with his lire *hip its
blowing up the Capitan Purism and his ship, but that this brave
naval commander shared the acne fate.
" The troubles in Constantinople are now more serious than was
atipposeil. After the Janiaaaries had caused their th:ef, aid se-
veral other persons of sulks to be discharged, they obliged the
Sultan to deliver into their hands his son, the only heir to the
throne; the consequences that may be foreseen are must terrible."

EXCH A NIDI
!fanny sow, sErr. 24.—London, 36 2 (Ts. 36

PKTERIIIII7IIOII. SEPT. Ili.-1.011111)0, 9 31...1.
larirrac, SEPT. 20.—Lonilon, two ntonfla‘. 6 01.
lir.wct It, tit:PT. 21-I,nollon, two months, 6 21.
CUR ISTIMI lA, SEPT. 11.—bondon, three ntouths Gap. dollars,
48
London, England, 1824-10-01

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ti A 3IPTON RACES.

TIIIRD DAT.—.TWURSDAY.
These rate terminated today, and though we cannot cotntre
them to the rr,;ular meetings, the most fastidious ,meat agree nthus, that, as etiniat ore races, they have eldoen been citeelft-d. The
stakes, it is true, have not been very mirnerous„ nor t• any pm
amount (a wetter of little moment to those who attended merely
fur amusement), but they were well arranged and finely vaulted
indeed, it would be an act of injustice if we omitted to notice the
excellent manner in which the oktcif was conducted by 31r. (verbs
The company, as on all last days, was not so numerous as yester.
day, and, perhaps, fortunatily, for just as the races were multi,
noted, a limy heavy storm dispersed them, and, in some measure,
counterbalanced the day's pleasure. some amusement we, nand
each day by a farmer-looking man riding his horse throciti the
Thames, tiotu the Hampton side to the course, and bark, in toiw
to save the passage matey. The running, which we, tot ever till
dusk, will be found correct as follows:

The Ferry Gap for all ages. Heats one mile.
Mr. Reeves's b. g. Sprightly • - •1011
Mr. Boress's be. 2. Fanny . - •1U 2 2
Mr. Ealing's hi. g. Nessman . . 2 3 3 3
Mr. Jacob's bl. f. Charcoal - . 3 d.
Mr. Harvey's b. f. 'Veer.le - • .
Mr. Watt's gr. g. Swap • . - • d
The first heat was well contested, and the tuntirg rade was
alternate, but principally rested between Fanny and Newsman,
Sprightly keeping behind fur a lung day. The second hem was
aallssoo a good one, and Fanny, Sprightly, and Newsman excited
their strength, and each looked fair for victoty. but vithm 204; yards
of borne Sprightly pudied up, and digging and flanking Ltutight
him and Fanny in so close that it was pronounced a dead heat,
though murmurs arose, and several persons said that Fumy wee
by half a head. The Judge, however. stuck to his &Titian. The
third heat was won cleverly by Sprightly. The fourth excited greas
iaterest. Fanny haring been backed at 6 and Gto 4. It wu wen
after a fine heat by Sprightly by only half a neck.
Match SO sous. p. p. Get. eaeh.--Otte Mile.
Mr. Graves's ht. in. Fair Helen • • .
Mr. Jacubs's bl. f. Charm' 2
An admire:de Race, and .won by 'half a le. mh. n
We are happy to arm, once, that these Raccs are to be renewel
annually.

TATTERSALL S, Strrtunte 3Cw.

The attendance to-day WAS scanty. and the business slack—
Cedric was backed for the (kind Duke Michael's subs text wed,
but as some doubts are cntatained of his starting, most or the bee
were p. p. lime few bets were made on the Derby and Se. Lego,
I Doncaster) 1d23, but the betting on these stakes sill rot berm
extensive tll after the Newmarket Meetings. Ths following it
the present odds :
carm DI:EIL IIICRAIL STARES.
5 to 4 Cedric against the Field.
wrwaraaxtt ST. LEGER.
The same as on 51 am:ay.
DnauY, 1026.
10 to 1 apt Haus I 12 to 1 apt a-, tithe .
DOYCASTER ST. LEGER.
10 to 1 apt Memnon 20 to 1 asst Ar0.r0g....s
12 to 1 apt :eveland I2oto 1 agst I'lllL.-:tr.
20 to 1 apt Tb? Alderman
London, England, 1824-10-01

(NT ar rxraannotxstar Ct.': moat.)

The King and all his august family, still inhabit the Castle of
SI. Ildefonru It woo on the nicht to the litth that a.% estafette
brought the news of the death of Louis X V 111., announced by a
telegraphic despatch at Ituyrortie. The !Ong has uidersd a Cow t
summing for three months.
Viscount Digeon. trencral-,..-171iirf of the French army, an-
nounced to diem that fonds NT 111. haul terminated his glotious
Carett. and his august brother, Charles X. had auteerded him.
CowsrauTtmorLe, AllO.

Th.: Chief a the .fanlsvtes has cambial to be wangled two
officers of the Jllll{lll2firt, Phil 'Meted up, a few days shire, that ■
split tire would take place during the lorLismt nion. The goon:
wised the tiro Janissaries at the 1110111CIll they were going W tire
poste hooves.

Frnm the 111.*.1
(rmirAti:
ZANTFI. SErf. &
Usenseardato. at the head at 33100 men, has LA MiI...AWN:III to
attack Omer Paella.
I.etters from Salanica cantina the news that forty Greek ships
thowtbarka puts traps at 11:1,4-x.r-is, a rtiLige situated very ncar

to that town. and that thee defeated in several engagements the
trumps with which the Poch,' opposed them. It in suited also, for
stair,, that they entered Sal a. We are waiting with the
greatest impati-nre for fri.sh Beta
It al.o appears, beyond a doubt, that the Turks attempted to
land at Samna, and boiled in their attempt. Their fleet, attacked
by that of the Greeks. suffered a considerable loss. It is asserted
that the Teasel of the Capital' l'acita blew up, and liesi.lcsi that, they
lost three frigates, two briipt, and several transports. The troops
which landed obtained no advantage whatever.
The fleet of 11Ieheniet Ali Paella sailed fur Alexandria on the
19th of July. It 14 pretended that it has reached Minden, but we
know nothing =min about it. The Greek squadron is in pursuit
of it.

TRIESTE, SEIPT.

The parke.Anat arrived at our fort ;hie!'
place it left on the 2il of September. Immediately the report of the
%hip of the Capitan Padre being blown up by the Greeks spread
itself through the town. The letters from Codu not yet being die.
tributed, thie important new,' only rested on the statement of an ho.
nest plummier, who had just arrived in the packet. The following
is his account:—

An d.riglisli situp arriettd frdm Mionlonglii, at Corfu, bringing
the news that Canaris had ,!screed th. oath iinich he made at Hy-
dra. having blown up the Capitan Paclta, with his ship; but Ca-
naria himself bud perished, a vivito of his heroism."
The Funds at huts have slightly inclined without any political
closed nu Tuesday IWf. 10c. fur money; Napoli-
tan 30i 2 ; eianisb 19.
London, England, 1824-10-01

CHAtiIMAN,
CHARLES NICHOLAS PALLIER, Esq.
DEPVTY CHAIRMAN,
pinup PERRINO, Esq.
DITtCTORS,
Benjamin Barnard, Esq. Benjamin George Hodges, Esq.
Colonel Brown Frederick Hodgson, Esq. M.P.
James Hewitt Illusey Dawson, John .air Icnes, Esq.
Esq. BI.P. ' William Peatt Litt, Lsq.
Thomas Edgar, Esq. Nerile Reid, Esq.
Colonel Oaltskell John Bourke Ricketts, Esq.
James Hallett, Esq. Thomas Weeding, Esq.
Thomas Wilson iletherington,
i
Esq.

A.
Charles Palmer Dimond, Esq.
Mary Durrien, Eoq.

rune,
John Littsom Elliot, Eq.
Henry Gnitskell, Esq.

TirASVILREI AND BA- NKYF.
Messrs. Barr.anl, Dimsdalcs, and Barnard.
ootrevrons,
_ _ kleurs. Blacker and Galtskell.

The Board of Directors receive Proposals for the Sale of Rever-
sionary Property, Life Interests, Annuities. Policies of Insurance
upon Lives, Ground Rents and long Leaseholds and for the Loan
of Money upon decuritics.
Fortis of Proposals may be obtained by application to the Secre-
taries, All applications by letter must be tree of postage.
BLACKER and (iLk I TSKELL,
Secretaries and Solicitors.
43. Commerdal Chambers, Mincing-lane.

BATH,
I, LANCASTER-PLACE. WATERLOO-BRIDGE,
Foe constructing extensive DA'flIS in convenient parts of the
Metropolis, suited to the relative condition of the inhabitants,
and combining all the varieties of Fresu, Warm, Cold, Medi.
rated, Salt. Vapour, and Pleasure Baths.
Carr TAr.--2,30. OWL
DIRECTORS.
Pita IVALTER STIRLING, Batt, Chairman.
JOHN GOSLING, Esq. Deputy Chairman.
Robert Child, Esq. Vs illiam Rothery, Esq.
John Farquhar, Esq. Richard Sanderson, Esq.
Ft ...delta Fincbatn. Esq. Sir Robert Seppings, F.R.S.
Joseph Moore, M.D. Charles Smith, ALI).
laul.M.Oinmanney, M.P. W. 6. Stirling, Esq.
BANKERS AND TREASURERS.
1411 Walter Stirling, Ban.. Stirling, and Hodson, Strand; and
Maus Miuterman, Peters, Mildred. Masterman, and Co.,
Nicholas-lane, Lombard.atreet.

•ICIIITECTS.
Mews. Bantock, Geary, and Lester, Conlin.
SOLICITOR.
George Abbott, Esq.. Mark-lane.
The Capital of this Company is 250,080/., in Shares of SOL
each, upon which a deposit of two pounds is paid on purchase. No
person can hold more than forty shares.
Applications for the remaining shares MUM be made by prinei.
pals
or
at
" To the Directors," at the ofEce of the Com.
Pan) ; or at MeasmEdmonds and Wolfe, Change.alley.
frHE NEXT of KIN (if any) of ABRAHAM
ii LINCOLiN, late belonging to the East India Merchant'
b!np Eliza. deceased, by applying to 31r. Pearson, 147, High-
street, Shad well, may hear of Aomething to their advantage.

MONEY.
MONEY in any Sum, from 301. to 2p,00u1., is ready
to be advanced by the Advertiser, either by way of Loan,
Purchase, or Discount of good Bills, at the Rate of Four per
.
_ Merchanta, Irtll, and othns, desirens of taming their
Stock into Cull wlttout delay, will be treated with on the most
liberal terms.
APPIy, in the first instance, by letter, post paid. stating portico-
tars in property for sale, or security to offer, to John Champ, Esq.
to be left at the bar of the Virginia Coffee-house, Cornhill, Lou-
don, which will meet with immediate and confidential attention.
London, England, 1824-03-15

ItGOODIIUGM, Watch and Clock Maker, No. led,
• Regent-street, near the Quadrant, solids attention of the
Nobility, Gentry, and the Public to his MANUFACTORY.
No. 1* REGENT-STREET, where he has • great variety of
superb Geld and Silver Watches, on the toast approved principle*,
Musical Clocks, Quarter mid Mime Bracket, and Hall Clocks,
with admits collection ofaplendll 014leht, Cbeval, and Chimney
Clocks.

haring every article mantaketured under his own imme-
diate inspection, cm warrant them, as to quality sad workntanship,
which upon comparison will be lionnd at Owen price, ding ininic_pf
an inferior descmjetimaeakllendinins •
Clocks wou awl repasted by the year.
London, England, 1824-03-15

TILE CHEAPEST FEATHER-RED WAREHOUSE IN

...
T/1 1.: II'ORLD.
:I MIDDLETON, No. 19, BARBICAN,
res London,
It/ • respectfully announces toFamilies Furnishing, and
.the
Public, that his !... I t ti.:K of FEATHERS and I. LATHER-
BEDS are of the best quality, and at the following very low'
Prices, viz.:—
Capital White Goose Feather, well staved ia. d. ts. d.
and dressed. per lb. - . it 2 0 to 0 3 U
flood (Trey Goose - - - 0 1 10 to • 2 3
Poultry . • - - 0 0 10 to 0 1 6
Flocks - - - 0 0 3 to 0 0 6
Best White (loose Beds - - 3 13 6 to 8 it 0
I irey ditto ditto - . - 2 12 6 to 3 0 0
Poultry ditto . - - . 110 oto 3 9 0
Flock ditto - . - 0 16 oto 1 6 0
Bordered Flack and Hair Mattresses - 0 8 oto 1 8 81
Wool and Horse flair - . - 1 2 Uto 3 3 0
Mahogany Bedsteads . . - 2 12 6to fi 3 0
Tent Bedsteads - • 1 6 oto 1 10 0
141f-Tester ditto . - - 1 4 oto 1 8 0
Stump ditto - - - - 018 oto 1 3 0
Feathers sold in any quantity from Sib. Bed Ticks at Prime
Cost. if to be filled. Mattresses, Chairs, and liefas., re-made and
remtuffed. Old Beds exchanged or stuffed, by a proems entirely
new. Four-Post ('hints Furniture, and every kind of Ornamental
Decorative Drapery, arranged in the most elegant and tasty man-
ner, in a few hours notice. Contracts fur Military, Naval, and
School Bedding, executed in any quantity.
J. AIIDDIETON solicits a trial of the above Goods ; and he
touts, upon comparison, they will be found superior to any on solo
at the present time. Upon the principle of keeping the Best Dow's,
and selling at the Lowest Prices, be builds his hopes of future suc-
cess in ash., which hr will scrupulously adhere to.
N.B. 111.1TTRESSES, PAILL.tsSES, Ate.
IV Oppol.ita Dlson's Repository, l'J, Barbican.
London, England, 1824-03-15

lir WOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS have oh-
tained the sanction and appmhation of itentlemen of the
Medical Profusion, as a as& and valuable Medicine, in removing
obvtruetions, and relieving other ineon vonieneeu to which the female
frame 6 liable, especially those which at an early
_period of life
frequently arias front want of eacreise anti roma debility of the
ar•tem. They create an appetite, correct indigestion, remove
giatlinera sad nervous head-ache, and are eminently useful in windy
dkorders, pains in the stomach, shams= of breath, and !WOW.
tutet of the heart.

Purchasers are requested to remark, that, as a testimony of au-
thentkity, each bill of directions is signed with the name of
"l'• keanley," in writing; sold wholesale and Mail in London
by Wightman, 46, Fleet-street ; Ihuclar and Sous, Fleet-
rnarbri ; Netlwra /end Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and
I'm. now Church-yard; Sanger, IMu, klotti-street, opposite
Hood-street ; Evans and Son, 14mg.lane, Smithfield ; Johnston.
lireek-etreet, nubu ; Butler and Sons. l'heapsitle ; tiodfrey and
11'itrlus, Eishopapite-atreet ; 11. Alackrill, S 3, It'hiteehapel ; and
by all l'ountry I, enders, at 2a. 9.1. per Box.
It is necessary to inform the Public that lieursley's is the
only original and genuine Medkine, and bee been prepared by
flail hat lame than thirty yeuti.