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PORT OF LONIiON, Nov. 12, 1823,
FOR SALE,
131 0,1-r of the Honourable Me Commissioners of his
• siiviB F.reise Revenue, in a spacious Room, at' Chief
ofd woad-street, on TUESDAY, the 29th, and WED-
„pAy.
of 30th days of November, ItC5, at One o'clock in
;147';i„,,,,00 of each Day pre6sely, the following Goods, it.
GENEVA, WHISKY, CORDIALS. CO.
PIRITS, roNcH and other Foreign WINES,
:ZeklE, TEA, GLASS, and WAX CANDLI:S, which have
;;;i., the Irtuvhouae beyond the time allowed by Law ; and are
t▪ a fold to Intisfy the Duties and Charges due thereon.
ayes oniy be had at Gd. each, and Sample. soon at the
to.etcarrhouse-keeper's Office, Tower-hill. from Thursday, the
• 10 3ioaday, the -2.h"th of November, 1826, from Ten till Two
y, (root
a Tyne
till Twelve o'Sclo Morning of aleck. ; the Samples of the Day's
io•
al

BERivICK-lIPON-TWEED.—The worthy and inde-
rodent BITRGESSES of the BOROUGH of BERM IC K.
Lyos.TWEED are respectfully solicited to Meet their Brother
Brgepea, and Friends of Str.FRANCIS BLAKE, Bart- M.P.
0,01 of London Tavern, Btshopsroste-street, on TB URSD.IY
I:tetetr next, the 24th inst.
Nilo on Table at Seven o clock precisely.
CONSTABLE and KIRK
‘„mr. Inn. Nov. 18. 1825. Agents for Sir Francis,,,,, Blake.

NORFOLK, SUFFOLK, and ESSEX RAILWAY
COMPANY.
143 is hereby given, That application is intended to he made
wpgbieDent in the next ensuing Session for leave to bring ins Bill
fee [mime and maintaining a Railway or Tram-road, commencing
White-
et yeke a piece or parcel of vacant grerund, near Dog.row,
Air:l4od, in the Parish of St. Mary, Whiieebapa, In the
ossor st m‘ediewes, tom is die accupaticn of Mr. William
aria, Old Walioating at the Southern Extremity of the Town of
etch, ja the County of Suffolk, in a certain Yield in the Patti!) :1
silheke. in there/mime of Jaawa Ashmore, situate and being
ate searto the Rosa leading from Ipswich to Manningtree, in
*add cpjaty I Suffolk ; which said Railway or 'Trans-roast will
eeet. Ra Intended to pass, from, through, and into, the, several
Nels'lsesand Daces of St. Mary Whitechapel, St. Matthew Beth.
pal.grsen. 31ile End Old Town, Mile l.nd New Town, Bow,
Wesihro, Eutham, Little Ilford, Barking, Dagenham. Rom-
ford, Ilartichurch, South Weald, Shentield, Hutton. Mount-
Temieg, Ingatestone, Fryernlng, Butsbury, Margarettinir. Whit.
het, wriitle, Chelmsford, Springfield. %tetanal. Hatfield,
Witham. Faulkbourne, Rivenhall, Kelvedon, lnworth, leering,
Tey, Aldham, Cockford, Stanway, Leaden, St. Peter's,
St 3lmins. All Saints, St. James, Urinated, St. Botolph, Ard-
leigh, lledhsm, Lawlor& Brantham, Bentley, Whersted. and
Stoke. w some of them, all in the Counties of filiddlesex, Essex,
sad Suffolk.
And also for fixing, collecting, and taking Tolls, Rates, and '
Ilan, on the said Railway or Tram-med.—Dated this Ist day of
Nortaber,lB2s. HENRY
New CHBroad-strARLES
eet, London. YERBEKE, Solicitor,

VENTISII RAI LWA Y COAIPANY.—NoIice is bero..l
I. by given, that auplication is intended to be made to Pull.
street in the nest ensuing Session, for leave to bring in a Bill foe
noting and maintaining a Railway or Tram-road, commencing oe
the North side of the Kent-mail, at or near Swan.atreet, in the'
paean of Camberwell, in the county of Surrey, and terminating at,
error, or in, the Salt Marshes on the North side of the rive
Mein,. near Rochester-bridge, in the pviah of Strom', in the
very of Kent; which said Railway or Tram-mad will pass, or is
intended to pan, from, through. and into, the several parishes and
of St. Mary Magdalen Bermondsey, Camberwell, St. Pug
Deptford, Greenwich. Lewisham, Lee. the hamlet of Kidbrook,
ahem. Raley, Crayford, Dartford, Stone, Swanscomb, North.
lat. Gravesend, Milton, Denton, Chalk. Shorn. Al crstem,
Femesbary, and Snood, or sonic of them, all in the counties of
lan and nurrey.
And also for making and maintaining a Branch Railway Of
Tom-rood from the said before-mentioned Railway or Tram-road,
commesong at or near the Kent Water Works, In the parish of St.
Past. Deptford, in the county of Kent, and terminating at or near
1!-.1 South end of London.street, in the town and pariah of Green.
'At, in the county of Kent ; which said Branch Railway or Tram.
owl sill pan, or is intended to pus. from, through, and into, the
several parishes of Greenwich and St. Paul Deptford, or one at
then. in the raid county of Kent.
And also for making and maintaining another Branch Railway
Tram-road, from the said first heteinbefore-mentioned Rail.
way or Trarmoad, commencing at or near a certain field belong.
ing to Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. In the occupation of Thomas
been, in the anion of Dartford. in the said county of Kent. and
terminating is the town of Dartford, in the said county of Kent s'
shich said Branch Railway or Tram-road will pats, or is in.
e:pled to pass, from, through, and into, the said parish of Dart.
!xi, in the said county of Kent.
And &Infer makiag and maintaining another Branch Rallwa3r
a tumid from the said first hereiabefore-mentioned Raid.
up sr frins.rond, commenting at, or near, or in, the Salt
XMAS Oft the North side of the river Mesiway, near Rochester-
Maim in the said parish of Snood, in the said county of Kent,
sad laminating at or near the lligh.road, near Maidstone-bridge,
st on the North side of the River Midway, in the parish of
Miiilesne, in the said county of Kent ; which said last-nientioned
lkoia Railway or Tram-road will pus, or is intended to
kw, through, and into, the several parishes and places of Strome‘
futon. Balling, Snodland, Billing, East Mailing, Ditto's. Ayles.
flit, Airington, and Maidstone, or some of them, all In the said
mom of Kent.
Aid akin for fixing, collecting, and taking, tolls, rates, and
dett, on the said first hereinbefore-mentioned Railway or Tram.
rood, and also on the above-mentioned three several Branch Rail.
of 1823.

ur Ti

eii this Ist day of November, ..._
11'ILKS and VERBEKE, Solicitors,
New Broad-street, London.

ADVANTAGEOUS to GENT LE MEN.—The price
of Clothes is generally known to be very high • in cones.
(sera of which, the following list of prices, RICK ABb BATT,
No.l. Wimpole.street, Cavendish-square, most respectfully sub.
mm fw articles not to be excelled :
Ben superfine Coats. except black or blue -
Ent black or blue (first cut and fashion) -
Doable milled Kersey Breeches - - -
Dais Trousers. 11. 10s. black or blue - -
Btu lime sr other colour Cord Hiding Breeches -
roper the brown fashionable Great Costs faced with
id • ...... . 4 4 o
Hominy Frocks 3 10 0
Ailed Drab r.ireat Coati . . . . 318 0
S*Per excellent fine ditto 56 0
Bet Black Kerseymere Waistcoats or any colour . 013 0
None but the beat materials, therefore but one price.
A quit or Livery (plain) - - - ' 4 4
Stable pre. 1 6 0

£3 0 0
3 18 0
1 6 0
1 lb 0
1 2 0

I Yther Liveries equally reasonable. The much admired plan o-1
using superfine cloth liveries only 13s. extra. Gentlemen in the
4vastry may have their clothes made to fit by sending how many
?thee round the breast and the height they stand.

TMPORTANT INIPROVEAIENT in PEN-KNIVES,
—The usual manner of manufacturing Penknife Blades has
.04 been a subject of complaint. The edge is made to steep and the
rgle too obtuse; the consequence is, that the edge in cutting is
time:inns unmanageable and driven into the quill nearly across.
Tlits inconvenience almost every person, in the habit of making
Pew, itaa freqwently experienced. To obviate this entirely, T.
CLARK, of Exeter Change, has introduced a Penknife Blade,
Manufactured entirely on a new prig ciple ; the line of the edge being
parallel with the side of the blade, forms a very acute angle; the in.
strument, therefore, even in inexperienced hands, may be easily go.
mufti; no tatting, but what is intended, can take place, and the
Pea is formed with the greatest nicety, and the utmost facility.
The Wade of this Penknife is beautiful in workmanship, and can
retiortunended with confidence as • iperior to any article previously
roduced into this branch of Cutlery. Also, tt CAD be used with
the rich: Of left hand
•

WINE GLASSES. 191. fkl. DOZEN (BEST CUT).
" HUNDRED DOZEN Best CUT WINE
GLASSES, to% 6.1. pre Dozen. Depot, 75, Long-acre.
At ttil E•tablivfiment a variety of Ooods is constantly on Sale,
11thr the atteniion of Merchants, persons furnishing houses, ta-
"uiertxr‘. etc.
A Wes stock of handsomely Cut DECANTERS, TUM-
ILERS. WINE GLASSES, SALTS, &e.
Likeeiie the whole STOCK of a CUTLER (Bankrupt), con-
tglilg of superior table knives and forks of various descriptions, at
l'siderable sacrifice in prices, and worthy attention; with some
tst Parer and otlier tea trays. tire irons. fender, metal tat pots,
caodisatith' snuffers, trays, Am ; and some superior plated
klea.ls codlestieka, lique- and cruet frames, and other useful
ittAgency for Forfeited Property and Bankrupts' Effects,
Pacre.

ADIARRASSMENTS in TRADE, BANK RUPT-
CIES. sad GENERAL BUSINESS.
MES MAUL ROSE, Public and Private Accountant,
id 'Terri. mtpectfully int'mates to those concerned, that he
les the arrangement end winding-up of Merchants and
meet honks: the affairs of Noblemen. Gentlemen, and
In lemParary embarrassment ; the Collecting of Outstanding
i and all other matter' in public or private life requiring the
re of a conli.lential man of business.
rates more particularly of Suspension of Payments, where,
the want of a thorough knowledge of the subject, delays,
*LOU% and ilisaatrous to both debtor and creditor, so frequently
Nr• Mr. Hose conceives that his setwices may be found peculiarly
itt.l.
:_n!tts rntlemes, also, prevented by other avocations, or the
.ctir of their stewards and agents ; or who on any account
IP!e the advice or assistance et an experienced person, may
zon the utmost honour mod suessy.
, M traidence arrangedof ,tbe by and other buboes transacted, when requited,t ed.

Jand J. SIVEWRI(A-11 beg to submit a New Scheme,
• and respectfully to remind the Public that Lotteries must
cease for ever at the close of the present Drawing*.
In soliciting a continuance of that patronage which J. and J.
SIVENVIt !MIT gratefully acknowledge to have been honoured
with for many years, they can with confidence recommend the pre-
sent Scheme, which not only retains the popular points of late ones,
but also FOUR PRIZES OF
.C 30,000 .C 30,000
£lO,OOO
All to be Drawn In One Day, Bth DECEMBER.
Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at J. and J. Sivewrights
Fortunate Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; IL Holborn; and 38, Hay-
market, London, where they sold in One Lottery, 12.478, a Prize
of 30,0001. and several other Capital.; in the Lottery drawn 15th
July last, 3,813, a Prise of 21,0661. besides other Capitals.

BY 4TH GEO. IV. CAP. 94. ALL LOTTERIES EXPIRE
AT THE END OF THESE DRAWINGS.
13ISH having been eminently successful in distributing
Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, he feels a confident
hope that Fortune will bestow even more than her usual kindness
to him in the present Scheme, which he respectfully recommends
to his best friends, the Public; for, in addition to the popular
points of late Lotteries, it abounds with those favourite Capitals,
having .C 120,000. in

FOUR GRAND PRIZES OF
30,040 £30,000
X 30,000 I £30,000
he. he. exceeding
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT THOUSAND
POUNDS,
ALL IN ONE DAY—TUESDAY, ltn NEXT MONTH.
Tickets and Shares are selling at Bish's Offices, No. 4, Cornhil2.
and 9, Charing-cross, London ; where he sold
In one Lottery, AU the 3 of 1.30,000
In another, 2 out of 3 of DOOO
Also the First /.10,000 ever drawn
And the Last 1.30,000 ever drawn
And in the very last Drawing, 18th of October,
1,0821
2,271 1-THREE PRIZES OF C 20,000
11,819)
And Five other Capitals, were Sold by RISK:

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GOWER.STREET AND CIIENIES-MEWS.
CAPITAL TOWN RESIDENCE,
With Attached and Detached Offices, Coach. hoese, Stabling, ire.
By WINSTANLEI' and O"ONs,
At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12,
ACOMMODIOUS and elegantly ditted up TOWN
RESIDENCE, late the property of R. B. Shetiden, Esq.
deceased, most desirably situate 34, Onwer-street, Bedford.square,
adapted to the accommodation of a remit, of the that respectability,
containing a noble eating room 27 feet by 19. capital front drawing
room !II feet by 21. back ditto 22 feet by 19, both of them most
elegantly fitted and in perfect order, morning room, seven spacious
bedchambers, excellent kitchen, housekeeper and butler's rooms,
and suitable domestic offices, detached washhouse, and large gar-
den ; held under the Duke of Bedford for 68 years, at a ground
rent of 16/. bs. per annum. Also a Double Coach-house, Four-
stall Stable, man's room. loft, &e., situate 34, in Chenies-niews,
held for 57. years at a Frond rent of 4!. lea.
To be viewed by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be
had of .Messrs. Richards, Clark, and Nares, Chapel-street, Heti-
ford-raw ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row ; partieu.
Jars also at the Mart.

NET GROUND RENT AND HOPE INSURANCE
SHARES.
By Mr. BLACKBURN,
At the Man, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, in Seren Lots,
ANET GROUND RENT of IW. per annum, issuing
out of Four Houses on the west side of Hope.street, Hack.
ney-road, leased to Mr. R. Wheeler, and held for a term of eighty
years, at a peppercorn rental.
Alo, THIRTY SHARES in that flourishing concern the Hope
Insurance Company.
Printed Particulars may be had at the Mart ; and of Mr. Black.
burn, Land Surveyor, 38, Lothbary.

BRIGHTON.
AMPLY SECURED NET RENTALS.
By Mr. ISLAC K BUR N,
At the Man, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, without reserve, by
order of the Proprietor, quitting England,
Lot 1. TOUR substantial TENEMENTS, being Nos.
,K .52, 53, ss, and 55, Nottingham-street, near the New
Vauxhall, Brighton, let to Mr. Stewart, at a net rental of 261. per
annum.

Lot. 2. Four ditto, being Nos. 57, 58. and 59, in the game
street, let to Mr. Phipps, at a net rental of 22f. per annum, and
held on lease for a term whereof 70 years are uaexpired, at a pep-
percorn rental.

Printed particulars may be had at the :Hart ; and at the Offices
of Mr. Blackburn, Land Surveyor and Auctioneer, to£l, Lotbbary,
London.

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS IN LONG LEASEHOLD
ESTATES,
Walworth Common ; Tonbridge-street, New-road, St. Pancras ;
Nottingham-place, Whitechapel ; and Hackney-road.
By Mr. BLACKBURN.
At the Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT. at 12, in Six Lots,
ANEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with extensive
Garden ; containing seven rooms, washhouse, stable, coal
abed and greenhouse, situate in Frederick's-place, Walworth.
common. Also, a Dwelling-house next door to the above. in Free-
man's-buildings, let with the above on lease to a respectable tenant,
for 21 yearn, at an annual rental of 431. and held on lease for a term
of 60 yearn from Christmas, 11103.

Three Substantial DWELLINO-HOrSES, being Nos, 7, R.
:Ind 14, Tonbridge-street, New.mad, Sr. Pancras, let to good
4^nants, at rents amounting to 1121. per annum, and held for a
tt rm of 81 years unexpired.

.A genteel RESIDENCE, being No. 41, Nottingham-place,
WOitcchapel ; containing six moms, let to a rctpectable tenant at
241' per annum, and held for a term of 54 years unexpired.
Pvinted Particular. may be had of Mr. Anderson, Solicitor, Si,
Crow n-court, Old Broad street • and of Mr. Alexander, Soli-
citor. 2, Batton-court, ThreadreCdle-street ; at the Mart ; and at
the Ol'lce of Mr. Blackburn, Land Surveyor and Auctioneer, 52.
Lothbu ry.

IMPR,OVED RENT OF FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS
PER ANNUM.
I EtEcußg.ll UPON LEASEHOLD ESTATES IN LO5l-
- AND CbEMENT'S-LANki-
By Messrs. NORTON and SON,
At Garrawar's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Comhill, on FRIDAY
NEXT, the 25th inst. at 12, by order of the Proprietor, in Two
hots.
THE IMPiIOVED RENT arising from a Dwelling-
house, No.. 28, Lombard-street, and a ditto, No. 28, Cle-
ment'a-lane, let oft' in Offices, and which produce the clear yearly
rent of 4801.

The premises are io substantial repair, and there is no difficulty
in collecting the rents.
May be viewed, and particulars had by applying to Messrs.
Norton and Son, Auctioneer and General Agents, 143, Fenchurch.
street, and Uxbridge, Middle:2ex.

LEASEHOLD BAKER'S SHOP, CAMBERWELL,
SURREY.
By Meows. NORTON and SON.

At Garraway's 0-4 es-house. Change-allay. Cornhill, on FRIDAY
NEXT, the 25th inst. at 12, by order of the Mortgagee, under a
Power of Sale.
THE ESTATE consists of a convenient DWELLING-
HOUSE, with pod sitting-rooms, bedchambers. shop,
ke. &c. together with the Good Will of a truly valuable Baker's
Tr tde, at present baking about fifteen Racks par week, and to which
trade a very considerable addition may be made. Held for the re.
maining term of 21 years (torn Lady-day, 18211. at the low rent of
rat. per annum. The fixtures to be taken at a fair valuation.

May he viewed by applying on the premises, where till-titulars
may be had ; also of Messrs. Riches and Woodbridge, Solicitors,
Uxbridge and of Messrs. Norton and Son. Auctioneer an I
General Agents, 143, Fenchttrch.street, and Uxbridge, Middlesex.

LEASEHOLD ESTATE, OXFORD-STREET.
By Messrs. NORTON and SON,
At narraway's Coffee-house. Change.alley, Cornhill, on FRIDAY
NEXT, the 25th inst, at 12. by order of the Proprietor, unless
an acceptable offer he previously made by Private Contract,
THE ESTATE consists of a convenient SHOP, 23
feet in length and 15 feet in front; Back Shop adjoining,
15 feet by 13 ; good dining room, and small room adjoining; four
good bed-chambers, kitchen, wash-house, coal cellar, wine and
beer cellar, &c. &c. Held for a term of 22 years from Christmas
next, at a low rent of 721. per annum. The fixtures to be taken at
a fair valuation.

This Jesse is sold embjeet to!the clauses in the original lease, which
are usual ones ; and that the huaineas of a woollen-draper shall not
be carried on upon any part of the premise,.

May be viewed by applying on the premises, 401, Oxford-street•
where particulars may be had; and also of Alessi... Norton and
Son. Auctioneers and General Agents, 143, Fenchurch-street, and
Uxbridge, Middlesex.

TOOTH-ACHE AND EAR-ACHE.

'DERRY'S ki§E6ii;;ll,;eceiWdlll;;;lnction and
L support of the most distinguished personages in the Kingdom,
together with the united testimony of the first Physicians in Eu-
rope. and numerous favourable comments in highly respectable
Medical Journals, 'Marc it has been declared to be the " beet
thing ever discovered for the Tooth-ache and Ear-ache." It in-
stantaneously relieves the most excruciating pain. preserves the
Teeth sound and firm, prevents further decay, effectually cures
'the Scurvy in the Gums, fastens loose Teeth, and renders them
firm and serviceable to the latest period, and effectually prevents
the Tooth-ache.

Sold in Bottles at Is. 14d. and 21. 9d., by Butlers, thymists, 4.
Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's ; and 4.1, Ssckyille-street, Dublin ;
Savory and Co., 136, New Bond-street, and Mg, Regent street ;
and by the princicpal Medicine Venders throughout the United
Kingdom.
Of whom may be hail. MORRIS'S BRUNSWICK CORN
PLAISTER, an excellent Remedy for Eradicating Coma,
Bunions, &c.
•,.• Be careful to ask for' ferry's Essence for the Tooth-ache."

FISTUI./E.
7.NOWING the very great prevalence of this formidable
1%.. Complaint in all ranks of society, but more particularly
amongst the Working Classes. and convinced that it always embit-
ters, and, in numerous cases where an efficient remedy is not
promptly applied, speedily terminates the existence of die unfortu-
nate sufferer, the Friendly Benefit Society called " The Union."
held at Mr. Davis's. the sign of the Dolphin. Church.ntreet,
Bethnal.green, London, has been induced to give publicity to the
following ease (which can be well attested) of one of its Members,
who has been cured by Mr. VAN BUTCH ELL, late of No. 48,
South-street, Grosvenor-square, London, but now removed to 158,
Oxford.street, nearly opposite to Bond-street, in order that all
persons so afflicted may know to whom to apply for a safe, speedy,
and permanent cure:—
" Thomas Wood, of No. 5, Hare-marsh, St. John's-sereet,
Bethnal-green, having been afflicted with Fistula for fifteen years,
and during the whole of that period in a state of continued pain,
and being unable to obtain a cure from the exertions of an eminent
Surgeon, and two others professing an ability to cure that Corn.
plaint, was fortunately recommended to place himself in die
hands of Mr. Van Butchell, by whom. after only TWENTY
ATTENDANCES, he was radically cured, without minim in
dist or confinement, and it now as well as ever he was in his life.
(Witness) "HENRY SPICER.
" Clerk to the Friendly Society called ' The Union.'
" No. sf, Bt. John-street, Ilathnal-green.''