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SLAB sopglied at •
By Order of Me Hon. the Commissioners of kis Majesty's Cuitorts,
. Marble Slab-yard, Rektulte,Te!!',..Sgoneryy.eoad, . •
At the Custom-House, ROCHESTER, on TnueseAr, rice Zd
SAHANI.: re49lt:ttiA-iirapices,LbE ele PORTLAND
WILL:44kt MAR-
day of April, 1825, at Eleven o'Clock in the Foreaoon,
T H.E UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, Wesnninlter*- ,
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in several Lots, NEW ATLASES. . 1
roa NOME C3NSUMPTNIN:
About 212 Gallons Spirits of 1 Work Box . . rilf-tE following AYEASgB, with the'lmost recent
Brandy 1 Scarf
28 Gallons of Brandy 3 Pieces and 3 Remnants 1 Discoveries and Unpreeements, and on a Plan opprece- •
dented both fur accuracy and clic:a/mess, are nom In the course •
452 Gallons Spirits of Stained Paper of Publication by John Thomson and Co. Edinburgh; and
Bilid."Ain'NCawrati''wGzky'r:eanadijAoryt.a.s, containing eighty Maps, full co-
Geneva 10 Oars
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Comparative
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11 Anchors
• A Smack 31 76-94 •fon% and Materials.
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Numbers,
Lengths
A Yawl 9 3-94 Tuns, and Materials.
• A Peter Boat 8 16-94 Tons, and Materials.
I Two Open Boats, and Materials. .
Broken up : at toe each, and may now he bid coniplete, price £10; or half- .
rwii,thcihas,Setritehscofv,,a,docltlidtiot; al Maps, illustrating all the rerriark-
. 1179 Half Ankers, and One Old•Oalley. .
'!be above Goods may be seen hie day preceding, and the vi e. A CLASSICAL and HISTORICAL ATLAS, founded on D'An-
a Syllabus of }Murry, and Chrono- • . ,
last:v.:11:e::
i'ntaflrsloenst:lpoutholilshsinNguinin
bNimustrbers, at 16s. each, to be corn-
isimning of the Sale, between the hours of ten and four.
.1125 per Cent. will be required as a deposit.k
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p 3. A SSIALI CANINO! ATLAR, consiatiag of 40 Hart On hflPe•
CUSTOM-HOUSE, NEWIIAVEN.
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rial Ito. price A'R 2s. half-bound. ,
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. FOR SALE EY AUCTION,
At the Custom-House, in this Port, on Wawa-10AT, April 9,
:erg. letuebi9hed,
at• ..g local Nos. Ito 6 . .
- HMI, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, 4. A Cautery 'ATLAS of SCOTLAND, on a very large size, and.
with the most intcr•sti^ I information. 1
THE, under-mentioned Seized and 'Condemned
GOODS, for Home Consumption, for Dealers and others:. t p 109. Gd. each. -- • - ' a ,
About 56 Gallons Geneva } over proof.
611 Gallons Brandy SPAIN.
For Private Use only-3 Gallons Geneva. -
FLOREZ ESTRADA,. Spanish Minister for
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FOR THR torts.: FLOREZ
new
Foreign Affairs, was formerly one of the richest pro.
371 Square yds Paper-hangings 5 Plain Prints under 1 ft. squ.
•.! Small floses.Confectionery 1 Coloured Print above ditto
2 Common Green Glass lot- I- Ditto under ditto prietors in Spain; his chid revenues being derived from
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ties (qts.) 4 Maps extensive iron mines in the Province of Astutias. In
53 Plain Prints above 1 it. sq. I Book. the last war he performed distinguished services to his
The whole of the above Goods will be put up at the Import country, and when the Government retired to Cadii,
Duties; also, sundry broken Half Ankers; a Lug Sail Boat,
he
five tons 12-94,' and her Materials. was one of the most ardent* propagators of liberal • 1
The Goods may be viewed on•the morning of the clay of Safe. opinions. He was a Deputy of Cates in 1820 and I.
. , A deposit of £25 per Cent. will he required. 1821, and gave independent votes. Heis mow about .-., 1
•• •H. HA RISON, Collector. I Bitty years of age, possesses considerable experience
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J. B. STONE, Comptroller.
in political affairs, is well informed with respect to
• Custom-liouse, Newhaven, 19th March, 1891.
the different Cabinets of Europe, and to unaffected
,/rPULMONARY- COMPLAINTS. manners adds a stock of sound sense. He has a
WiR. HUGH VENABLES, Proprietor of the' great admiration for English Institutions. Such is
ltewly-diecevered Medicine denominated VENABLES'S
INDIAN-SYRUP, has the honour, to acknoirledge the justice FLOREZ ESTRADA, who is now Prime Minister of
and liberality with which numerous families have expressed their Spain, and who will certainly never sacrifice the ho-
satisfaction of Ahe• eminent efficacy of his Indian Syrup in the nour of his country.
Ds Rosas, the Minister of Finance, is saidto be Well 1‘.,. .
cure and relief of Asthma, Consumption., and all Complaints of li 1
the Lange. Sore Throat, Spitting of Bina, Nervous Debility, •
informed in all the branches of the Finance Depart- •
.
Lie-c. Mr. Venable' embekeell this opportunity of announcing to t j
the Public, that in order to extend, as widely as possible, the ment, active, and capable of the moit energetic. and
benefits of his Indian Syrup. he has appointed Messrs. Barclay decisive measures. - He was formerly an Intendant
and Sons, of Fleet-nmekete-London, his sole' Agents for the &de and Member of the Central Junta; and possesses a f- 1
thereof. Most respectable navels will be given Messrs. Mr. Hugh highly cultivated mind.. Of. his principles nothing
Venables of Lewishanelane - Greenwich, or Barclayl
and Sons:, of persons who la Dying ledfllnnniessof the extracts-- certain can be said. - He has vacillated between
dinary virtues of this Medickie; and parents will heneeferth be different parties ; and at one time had lost ti;te.confi- i,
rejoiced to find that so valuable, at the Same time, so palatable a . . • : •
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remedy has been dise6veted'for the Hooping COugh, which, in deuce of
MIA N FltilliAllDlZ VALLIISA; 'Millie!!
the mildest manner, it eradicates In a very short period.
bole wholesale only by Barclax and..icess, Fleet-market; and of Grace -and Justice. was formerly Auditor ota-War P. I
retell by Sanger, lin, OxfOrd-street ; Vtradling and Nix, Royal to the army of San Fernando (the troops of the Isle
Azgh.Eur I adaekeek g 3 anti fe•pirillAtt 14/1.1•....b!t-1 • .....1
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1,Lo.;40•2). ANUEL GARCIA Bkitnon, Minister of-tfie. in. . I'l
!rtes
-venden Of Medicine Ultltti nilt the tnited IWigdsim. , 1-. AR
!lilt; terior, it at present Political Chief of Comma and, ... ,
PriNee.
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Proprietor. from all we can learn, le rather a MOderlfteirreeli ie.
DVIIIIIS et placou Isave.--1-.}loll. spected by. all parties., • . '.“
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- Thy house, and in the tit, cif life, Tummies, the neer,. Alsopoter of Wir lit itYielPd- i
That honey-drop) thy pleasing wi(e. .
Marshal. Re is a young Man, brAve .even ,to:rash.
OCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, so en-
ness, aAYnd said to be ox.* $f most eilistd.olthe
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-raptured-his auditors With the itabject, -that the marriedCommunei os. He has recently
been fravittent lk beard
' men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be-wedded;
and " The Spectator" has affirmed,affirmed,brat the ward ". wife" of as commanding a division of the Constitutional
most agreeable and delightful name in nature. Army, so far horn the inttigues of the-Capital, that
The sicced institution, then, of matriage, conlifaltseti the de- nothing but hi i own merit, we should suppose, could
sideratum of our enjoyment; teeming not only with happiness have procured him Isis appointment.
on earth; but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss •
hereafter. , . . • . This Ministry, we are persuaded, cannot condt,ct •
Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, the affairs .of Spain with greater advantage •to the
It becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passion', country than their predecessors. But as we now
hone that the storm which menaced Spain .and all St
but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which
Eu.rope, if not blown over, is at least hushed for a !,
• . the freedom of -unrestricted pleasure may have entailedayon it.
To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those
time, the new Ministers will have leisure to carry
'i
hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration
of the beholder, should also inipiett hint with the fear of self- into effect, undisturbed by foreign interference, those ~
reproach. alterations in the Spanish Constitution to which, it is it'
Luxurious habits will effemlnize the body-a residence in the favourably inclined, and'- hick we
tropics will relax. the elastic fibre-but more especially does the said, they are
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premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the hold to be requi.ite to adapt it to the manners and
natural dignity into a state of inanition, front whence the ago. the wants of the Spaniards. • i
nized sufferer more than 'doubts the chance of relief. To all —.-_______ ,
such, then, -we address ourdelves, offering hope--energy-mua-
cuter. strength-felicity ; nor will our advances appear question- The following are the Cu ANCRLLOSI of the EXCHE*
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able, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs at twenty (MEWS Resolutions, which have been adopted by the •
years successful experience. House of Commons, and pursuant to which the !.
The easy cares of married life ate sometimes distdrbed by the ,-,
if A SCEI MIR of the EXCEIRQI32II, and Mr.Hte RUSS, of
suspension of those • blessings- which concentrate the nuptial %."
vrreatlt-for the female habit it often constitutionally weak- the 1 reasury, have been ditected -to bring in A Bill:
yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into "1. That there shall he levied and paid an excise duty of ss.
functional power. . • for every barrel containing 36 gallons, ale measure, of beer or :
In every sale of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every re- ale which shall be brewed in Great Britain for sale, and' which
lazation• of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to shall be brewed in the proportion of not less than five barrels,
cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the containing 36 gallons each, of such beer or ale, nor more than '
unfeeling etnpyric from the position so presumptuously taken five and a half of such barrels, for and from each and eiery
up, we deviate front general principles with less hesitation; and quarter of mitt which shall be used for the brelving thereof, and
confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of the which shall be sold in any quantity at one time of nine gallons or
College of Surgeons, we-refer the suffering community of either upwards, at a rate or price not exceeding 275. the barrel, or
sex (especially those entering into Matrimonial life) at once to which shall be sold in any quantity at one rime of less than nine
our house. where daily attendance is given for personal con- gallons thereof, at a rare or price not exceeding iOd. the gallon.
agitation; and letters from the country are immediately an- "2. That every 1b5..... of such beer or ale shall take out an
swered ; these must eobtain a remittance for Advice and Medi- exciselicense, authoriaiug such persons to brew such beer or ale,
tine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, how- and shall pay duty for every such license at and after the same
-ever distant. GOBB and Co. M. It. C. Surgeons, No. 11, rate as is bylaw isnposect on excise licenses to common brewers
.. Bouvene-street, Fleet-street, London. of strong beer.
Der Private door round the corner. a 3.• That every seller and retailer of such beer or ale, at any
Just published (Sixtet‘nth Edition), 1. The atEgis of Life, a fa- place detached from the entered premises where, the same is
millar cominestary on the above Diseases.-2nd,Hygeiatta, ad- brewed, and not being sold for consumption op the premises or
dressed excluSively meth. Female See. May be bad at Sto, Pater- place where sold; shall take Out an excise license, abd shall pay 111
sorter-row; 62, Pidl-inall.; 16, Princes-street, Soho; 174ZFIttet- fur the same the sum of £.l Is."
stree.t. Porter, U,,Gieaftea-street, Dublin ; Jones, 1.17, Trost-
gate, Glasgow i and of all Booksellers. Price Lc ln the annals of elegant and useful invention, the
Mecessaa On. has attained the most distinguished celebrity.
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',LAKE'S 64111U1158 P11,.1.t, justly famous for Parbnised.by the respective Monarchs of the three greatest
'curing, in ail* it; Wages, the VS. EREA I. DISEASE
Empires in the Uuiverse, Russia, Clime, and Puma, this OIL is
One small Pill is a dole, and the taking or la* Box., mica recent e.tablished in use and reputation with the civilized and distri-
ease, will slam aNninCe the patient of the ce.ttailly of hie terdy urinating of all nations, front the Arctic to the Antarctic regions:
recovery. /faking can be better contrived, more safe, Or more and, " though last, not least in our esteem," the gracious :love-
, eenveoliest than this Remedy, for such :uteri' ebligett to go jour- reign, his illustrious family, and-the beauteous. and the brave, of
Dieser to sea, as it need, no eenlinemujit, ire restraint a Die, ; our " surpassing Isla:id," have long honoured Row Lane's lima-
and sixty years 6xperienCe (lit -in ettehave tiractice) has proved liable r reparation with preferable distlnction. These are facts
that'it will effects Cureirbas repotted fillitititlet and all other which_ (iiiiiiiii in in Pam.) prove the 0111'041)kt, *Wiry. Bed high ,
methods avail nothing.. Pee the Scurvy and. athes•Chroeical i pre-eminence of Ilosil.siinand Son's Alscossa a On. and Truax .
Dissedsri, this; Medicine hai not its paraDeL vpwAras of • Dirs. •To those, however, who have not hitherto used these
a succinct seeoutst of their extiaordinerpvatandia • 01410114slagasua or botheenss flume keen radically cured of the I Preparations,
shave cruel disorders, within *e last eight years. Prepared and , may he requisite. Tito o,4c.assa4 Ou. acts in the dpok crin„.
Itilt by the'iolie Prothietinit, stlAVLOltaii4l SON, member, I city of preventive and restorative. Its balsamic
elf the Royal Cage a. igficans. jet *et mita, N 0..% New nutritive :nd fertilising,' beitowarg4 heialthy vigratril' IX
Miss
wirlde.rvao...
Two
back door's ts 14- *MEI _ ,fli OWLittgi-s
in94l..teeb. deaf included-e- . decay; and, in cases even of en*. fishiness, mettles tresses of
the Passages at night.— ! stlkii awl ihrlsritoil Addrulancy.—Soc hes* Important .111,,its re-
They are Asa sold.: hir did& nbuiiiilitii‘ift- with enbibbv At, i salt is the TIMIAN 'Ova. .7)361.41.beie field is allitilmilik en the