The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-23 00:00:00

COLONIAL COFFEE MART,

No. IS, FR CHURCH-STREET.
ORIGINALLY Established by the West
India Merchants and Planters for the SALE of
.., `"RE and SOUND COFFEE, at a limited advance on
'"e import price. The following are quotations of present
14114 for money only
s. d.
(31°41 Sound Coffee, fresh roasted every day...l 6 per lb.
'or Fine ditto 2 0
Finest Plantation imported . . 2 3
1)14° .ditto .S 0
3°Me very fine West India Arrow Root, only 1 9
NICOL and Co., Proprietors.

REGENT'S CANAL.
SCRIPHOLDERS are hereby informed,
that the SUBSCRIPTION fur the NEW SHARES
wing been punctually discharged, and the Company's
.44n from the Exchequer Bills' Commissioners paid off, the
Shares lately subscribed for must (in conformity to the Act
M-P oxliament) be entered in the Proprietary Book, and
M
enwnlOrt seal of the Company affixed thereto, at the
next GENERAL ASSEMBLY, to be held on the 4th day
of JUNE next; and that the respective Scrip Certificates,
properly endorsed, must be left at the Company's Office,
Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, on or before the let
day of May, 1828.
I._N• B. All Shares, the Scrip for which shall not have
keen brought in on or before the lit of May, will be en-
ro in the tiaima of the parties by whom the same were
!............'lginallysubseribed for. EDM. L. SNEE, Sec.

IItI'ORTATION bf ORANGE, LEMON, LIME, and
CITRON TREES, part in FRUIT and FLOWER.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
411‘44 39, Throgmorton-street, TO-MORROW. the 24th
of APRIL, 182$, at Twelve o'clock,
CHOICE COLLECTION of fine large
ORANGE, LEMON, LIM NE, and
des
cription
_French Olive Trees, Double Pomegranates, Double
tici7ers, Dwarf French Apples, Standard Ro.ses, Metro-
p.:l, Cactus, Standard Myrtles, Acuba Japonicas, Ste-
tiLtt in Cases and Pots; Double Dahlias, Arnyrillie, Bella-
•„", and Atarnaxo Lilies, Tuberoses, &c. &c. The whole
'45 condition, adapted for immediate removal to any
of the Kingdom, and worthy the attention of the No-
Lity and Gentry.
p, 4° be viewed this day and the Moi ning of Sale, and
.taloguesi had at the Crown, Croydon ; Horns, Norwood;
Arillet of Wales, Brixton ; Swan, Stockwell ; Cadogan
wi7l'l, Sloane-street, Chelsea ; at the Mart ; and of Mr.
Throgtnorton-street.
'II(:)bERN FURNITURE and EFFECTS, HOLLES-
STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
April 24, and following Days, at Twelve,
THE Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, a brilliant-toned cabinet pianoforte, in an
'"igaat rosewood case, by Kirkman, a cottage ditto, in a
r°4ls'eod case, an elegant double-action patent harp, a
capital fowling-piece, by J. Manton, in a mahogany case,
P4roelain vases, a sideboard of handsome plated articles, a
*azdrobe of foreign damask table and best linen, a small
etllar of choice old Port and Sherry wines, a s'lect library,
eluding the Encyclopedia Britannica, last edition, 26
"6• handsomely bound in Russia, and other effects, the
I;,!aPerty of a gentleman, removed from his residence to Mr.
..vlarke's *Rooms Holles-street, Cavendish-square. The
jufn__ iture comprises the usual description of bed-chamber,
lyptig-rooru, and parlour furniture.
Ca Tay be viewed this day and the Mornings of Sale, and
rr,""°gues had in Holles-street ; and of Mr. Williams,
."Mg4l"ton-street.

EA SEAND VALUABLE EFFECTS, REGENT'S
PARK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. WILLIAMS,
On the Premises, Ne. 9, Park-place, Regent's Park,
Wenamsnav, April SO, and following day, at
TTwelve o'Clock.
HE Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TIME, a fine toned Piano-forte, Pedal Harp, Violin-
e 4.."°) Model of a Ship, large Telescopes, Fowling Pieces,
CLutiful Oriental China Jars, Vases and Figures, Grecian
Liter er tre, a small collection of fine old Paintings, valuable
a-, a Pipe of Madeira, Claret, Bcc.
The Furniture comprises mahogany four-post,
N'zielb and canopy bedsteads and furnitures, seasoned goose
elltla and bedding, mahogany cabinet articles, in wardrobes,
4:4ts of drawers, dressing-stands ; rose-wood, 100, and
d tables ; cheffoniers ; sofas ; mahogany parlour and ja-
klaed chairs ; a set of patent dining-tables ; cellaret side-
; pier and chimney glasses ; Brussels, Wilton, and
tettletian carpets ; window curtains, china, glass, domes-
requisites, &c. &c.
s,."Et• At one o'clock precisely, on the first day's sale,
,14Itvesold the Lease of the Residence, suited to the im-
:lists reception of a respectable family. Held for Se--
ty Years unexpired, at 80 guineas per annum.
The House to be viewed with Tickets, and the Effects
„ Tuesday preceding the sale, and Particulars and Cats-
-11,4401.!' had on the Premises; and of Mr. Williams, Throg-
...,<„l!reet.
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