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ELLcTION uf a TEMPORAL PEER of IRELAND.
HE WRITS for ticltino• a . Peer to succeed to
the Vacancy made in the Rekr esentation of the Peerage
of Ireland by the Death of Lord os'srtore, ivill be ready to,
be delivered at this Office Dn Thursday the seth Day of Sep.
tenther-inst. to the several Lords who sat attd voted in The
House of Lords of Ireland before the Union '; or they will
be forwarded by Post to every such Lord who Shall send di-.
Tedions in Nvrit UK for that purpose, and his Address, to this
Office. The Writs for such Peers as reside in Dublin, Will
be left at their respeCtive Houses,
BOURCHIER.
Deß..Clet. of the Crooni;::irel4d.
-Crown and Hanapei Office,
Dublin,Bept. 7, ISer.

SURREY IRON RAILWAY.
A NY Person or Persons inclined to under4ki 'the
F ENCI N G of the I RON RAILWAY from WANDS.
"WORTH -to CROYDON and CA RSHALTON, in tha
County of Surrey, with ,OAK POSTS and RAILS, may
see a Specification of the Work to be done, by applying to
34r. Luttly, at Wandsworth,,to whorri Proposals sealed up
are to be delivered on or betbre the 23d day ofSeptamber
By Orclerzelthe Committee,
WM. BEDCOTT LUTTLY, Clerk.
War.dsworthr Sept. to, aor.

A I",SSAGE BOAT Will set our from,the Basco
at Paddington l'o-morrOw, and every following Morn-
at Nine o'Clock precisely, to Norwood, near Osterley
park, about Two Miles frOin Bientford,' 'passing'near Kensal
reen‘ Acton, Ealintr, Holsden Green, ,TNyy ford, wiliaen,
-hppgrto,n, Hprsendort lliil, Gruenford, Ihrro,.v on the Hill,
I\rottiihalt, Southall, Hayes; Hounslow, 'Cranford, &c. the
Whole distance being by' the Canal near Fitteen Miles.

Tlfe 84-:t will auive'at Norwooi.; every Day about Twelve,
and mill set out on its return at Three ,'Clock in the Aftcr-
tobn precisclY; and- arrive at Paddington Shout Six..
Fares will be taken as tollows :
For the whele distance, or for to miles and upwards, S. d.
either way - - - - z o
For any distance exceedhig6 Miles, and not exceed-
ing - - - - • - z 6
1(?r any distance exceeding 2 miles, and not exceed-

1 miles
distance not exceeding 2 miles.. - o 6
IA A PASSAGE BOAT TO UXBRIDGE
us • rill:continu; to go every Mom:ng at Eight o'Clock, as
.will set out on its return at 'Half past Two
eLlock in tiro Afternoon precisely, passing near all the
above-uvntioncd, as also mar Harlington, Harnionds-
'y rto, Drayton, Colebrook, I ver, Hillingdon,
&c.—Fares as heretofore.
The partict.thr Regulations will be affixed up in thesCabins
Boat.
W&C. may be had on Loardthe Boats.
THOMAS HOMER, •
Wincliestey-row, Corntitroller to the Grand Junction
Paddington, Canal Company.
September rr, iSot.

NAVAL and CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
" Imperium constat Pelagi, r,wvumque 'cridenterni:
OceaniinviNhais sortita Britannis !" •
11.7 HE Gentry,, and Others, intending
their sons for. the Naval Ser.Vice, are respe*ully in.
funned, that on the zest of August last, a NAVAL and
CLASSICAL ACADEMY was op:ncd in Little Scotland
nearlv.upposite the Admiralty,, for the Instruction of
Number of Young Gentlomenin the Theory of
Navigation, as well as in a Course of Classical and Historical
eaLiing. This Institution is formed int a superior ;lid
Plan; and is approved, and countenanced by several
of the roost distinguished Naval*Charaders.
'rerms, and farther Particulars may be known, on applica-
ion to the Principal, who has been many years in the habitolteaChing the Nautical .Sciences in gencral, both Ott ihOte
And afloat.
Naval _Academy, Little Seotland-yard.,
Sept, 10, aet. •

THE ONLY WAREHOUS'E FOR CURIOUS FINE
FLANNELS. •
ANDOLPH NOTT, Flannel. Draper to Her
•.k. Majesty, • Ndr tor, Newgate-street, begs..leave to ac-
nt th::- Nobility and Public; that he has novi on sale a
',ge assortment of the very best Welch, Salisbury, and other
Flannels ; white and coloured Balm, white Limeys, Serges,
`-.. wanskin for I ron-clothS, white and scarlet Bath Coating, and
l''irti,Ailarly a white Flannel Of very curious Manulatture for
Qentlemen's under Waisteoats,Shitts, &c. with a variety of.
%ark: Flannels ; • also thick green and light .blue. Baizes of all
'widths, for covering carpets; doors, t c. green Cloths plain
-inct with yellow borders for tables, r spotted Flannels
.for
i?ressing GowTis. Likewise .his • te.tt nine times d)ed blue
t lannel Stockings, • Gloves, Caps and Socks ; articles
which have so justly and universally a..:cpaited the greatest re-
tatatiori far their extraordinary efficacy In tie cure of
i'heutnatistii and Gout.
u,fatent Fleec-Hosier ,nianufiahrecl,,in various atticles.
ICY Blankets en very y low tains.

MR. CROSS begs Lea ye reqieetrully to inform,
his -Friends and the Pudic, his Annual Benefit, at
the New Itoy-al Circus, St. Georke's4ields, is fixed forMed-
nesday, Sept. t 6, dot, when ail entire NeW•GralldSpecta-
cle, with New Music, Scenery-, Madiinery, Dresses, and
Decorations. which has been a considerable time in rehearsal;
will be produced for the hrsi time, cailed KING CS SA R,
'or The NEG KU SLAVES. Th 7 Music, with a NeW In-
dia!: Overture, composed by Mr. W. Ware. The Scenery
designed by IVlr'Greenwood, and executed by him, Messrs.
Alar—ibanks, Banks, and Assistants. Tile Machinery wholly
invented anti -executed by Mr. BranScomb: The Decora-
tions, die. by. Messrs. Popje itoberts. The Dresses de-
hy Messrs 1-louson, 13.1v*, and Miss Williams, and•
completed oy them and numerous Assistants.
_The Dances
incidental to the Piece by-Mr. IklOntpaiiery. The itvhole
written by, and produced under the direction ot; Mr. Cross.
To conainte with a Variety of New and Popular EN TE R-
TAIN MENTS, of which clue Notice will be gi•;-,en in future
Bills Atticrii*eme.nis. •

Tickets to be had of Mr. Cross; N0.,41 Lambethooad 4
Longman, Cicainti; acid Co, Cheap Ade.; at Ri-
ley's Mush: Warehouse, Stranci;• :I.lr. Harold's, the Wrekin
Teton; Broad-court, Bow-strcet, Covent.gaii.leh; and of
Mrs. Simmondst at the circus, of whom Places for the
Bokei-nuy be taken.

TO BE SOLD, "
A FREEHOLD ESTATE; within Forty-five
Mile 3 Mast of London, a.ad Two Miles of a good. Mar-
ka Town consisting of a Family-house, Lawn, Garden,
-and about Three Hundred Acres of Arable • Meadow, and
Pasture Lands t well wooded and watered.—immediate Pos.:
sessiraii may be had; and ftirther particular* known, on ap-
plication to Mr. Tyn,tale, Solicitor, Lincoln's-inn-fields.