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London, England, 1815-11-27 00:00:00

ALBEMARLE•STREET.

Senuinc and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Li-
brary, Bookcases and Tables, Reading Chairs in Leather, a
act II Dining Tables on Pillars and Claws, Office Desks,
Lrotize Lights, a Pair of Globes, an Eight-day Cloek and
Dial, • ows and Arrows, Paintings by esteemed Masters, Prints,
and a -mall Service of Plate at.d Plated* Articles, Linen,
China, Gia.,s, Library of Books, a few dozen of Old Pert
Wine, &c.
TO BE SOLD by AUCTION, BY MR. ROBINS,
JR *he Premises, Nn 16, Albeinarle-street. TO-MURROW,
ember ZS, and Day, at Eleven o'clock, by
,r!:••• of the Assignees of the late Mr. RICHARD

TR ()WARD,
THE Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, contrisiug four-post, Tent, Chair, and
.AIR with Chintz, C.)tton, and other Furnitun s. waft
Window Curtains to correspond : pntne seasoned .al a !;r I.
<fog; French Rod Window Curtaini, with Draperies Au 0.. :I z ,
Cotton, and Ninth). ; Turkey, 13..usse's, Aid other Carper;; t x-
e:ellent Cabinet Furniture, in Mahogany Wardrobes, Cbe.ts of
Drawers, Dre-iing table*, •Cabinets, Library, Writing, Cr,*,L
;91a, ..n.l Pembroke l'ablss, h Mahogany, Rose, an,'
•atinie.,l4; japanned Couches ard Mailitrany Jiating.
•tutn Chair. in Leather; a I:lathing-tub and seven Casks; I.u-.
r:.us Kitchen Requi.ites, and various effects.
To be viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale.
':ar..klut.: had on the Premises, of Lleo: ge .!dams, Esq. Soli-
Old Jewry; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
quart..

AIBEMARLE-8 MEE r.
ILIGIBLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, &e. and
Immediate Possession.
By Mr. ROBINS.
On the Premises, 16, Albemarle-suet.: Piccadilly,
-to MORROW, Stith Instant, at Twelve o'clock,
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
:1 comprising a spacious FAMILY RESIF3ENCE, shoat
If, on the east side of Albemarle-street, late the re•sidence
I Mr. Richard Troward, deceased,
Containing, on the ground floor, a neat Entrance Hall, Dining
Parlour, Study, and a Third Room, Water-closet, &c.
The first story consists of Two Drawing-round and Passage-
xun, spacious airy Bed-chamber Water-closet, &c.
Oti the second awry, are four Bed-chamber,
Dressing-room,
'Arne, dm

In ill.: ..tic story are four good Chambers, and a Principal
.:1 Ccron,:ary Stair-case, open Yard, &c.
The basement contaMs a good Kitchen, Scullery, Open Area,
zni,,, Houstkexper's Room, .Butler's Room, Servant's Hall,
•_ellirs for Winc, ISeeroke.
The Premises are held on Lease, Ekven Years and a Half are
-expired, at a ground-rent of .442. per annum.
May be viewed by tickets.—Particnlars may be bud ; aml at
etege Adams, Esq. Solicitor, Old Jewry; at Gat ai.d
Mr. Robb s, Warwick-street, Goldeu-sepiareiof whom it's et
• r viewing may be had.

CI l'Y MAK 6s, CHEA MUDS
rCIE leading Articles in the Daily SALES of
41 MISCELLANEOUS PROPEtt cY, by AUCTION,

By Mr. MOA r,
At the City Mart, are arranged as foUnws, viz. on
11fraDAYS, PLIIILD GOODS, HOOK:, &c. &C.
Jsvest.t.zitv, Rico Cu 'r GLASS, &C.
WEDNESDAYS, UNIX aild WOOLLIN DILAPi.kT, Ho-
.idi, etc.

1 HIMMAYS' CUTLERT, JArAN WARE, &C.
FkiDAYS, TABLit Stavicas,CUlNA, GLASS, &L,
o.'i!'URDAYS, Wart is u MIMS, WORK Bc.x. s, TELL.
&c.

I hoods are on view from eight o'clock, every morning and
'he whole of the sale, which commences at twelve pre-
' for the accommodation of those whose business of
deprives them of the opportunity, agAin in the evening
!rsi: o'clock.
ytrai;:, s furnishing houses, Captains of Ships, Supercareocs,
Traders in general, find great advantage in purchasill at an
r r•ce at these miscellaneous Sales, where alienist 'very at-
" Ltr eor ornament is te be met with, and where every thing
m art aired perfect.
will greatly facilitate the business of the Mart if the Pro-
ot Property, who are under the necessity of seeking an
market, will send hi their articles for sale two days
to the above arrangement. and consult the Proprietor of the
Jrt between the hours of seven and eleven in the morning.
THOMAS MOA.I', Sworn Broker, Appraiser, and
sole Proprietor of the City Man.

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6thDitto—Captain A. NlTherson, from the 6th Foot, to be
Capain of al.:,ni:petty, vice Ste?hetis, who exchanges ; Lieu •
mi.ant I. W. Birmingham, front the 19. h Foot, to be Lieu-
ten.:nt, vice War: ii,;, who exchange,.
67th Ditto— Al,Plierson, Gent. to be Ensign, without pm.-
vic•• Cack.plll, whose appointment has no taken place.
9611. Dittv-4.it.r.6:::ant Alexi:leer Stewart tc he Aljutatit, vice
Ithuk.tre,, who resigns the Adjutatitcy only.
S9th Ditto—Mzjor Brown:, from half-pay of the late
Lactation of Militia, to be Main-, vice Tt) on,
who res
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101st Ditto—gospit a-Assist ant Alexander Shaw to be Assist ant-
Surgeo”, vice Whitely, who resigns.
lit West India Regiment-- l'o be Lieutenants—Ensign John
Pilkington, vice MiGee, deceased; Ensign I.:i. Lynch, vice
Rose, dec.:ased.-10 be Ensigns-I'l.9mm V mason& Doted,
Gent. vice PiJkington ; Wni. Montgomery, Gent. vice Lynch.
3d Ditto--Enbign John M'lntyre to be Lleo:euant, v Le
Maitre, deceased , William Hislop Walker, Gent. to be En-
sign, vice M'inty re.
4th Ditto--Ensign Charles Millie to be Lieutenant, without
chase, vice Cavendish, appointed to the 3d Gai rison Batta-
lion ; Henry Drayton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice ltaillie.
6th Ditto --Baku H. Smith to be Lieutenant, v:ce Wood, sZe-
ceased i Jame. Fyte, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smith.
8.11 oeorge Moss to be 1 I.utenant, wit hent
chase, vice Anderson, cashiered.—=l'o be Ensigr b-
Edwaid Free ::isle Dutioad, from half-pay of the late 21
tii:011al Bat. aiiim of Militia, vice 11:.rkeley, deceased ; t;en-
denial Ca,:et Edward I'. Furd, from the Royal Military Col-
ies,,e, vice l'avor, sicceased; Abraham Wltitlii•ld, Geht. vice

Royal 'i •rk atv,;cti—Lituttsiani W. Radford to be Captain of a
Lornvany, vice Nl•Urt gor, deceased; D. Tatum, Ucti.. to be
Eni..v, vice Brew, deceased.

MtI.WET.

Thomas Lysttr, Esq. iare cwt l.Lutenant-Colonel in the Cape
Regiment, aul Iwpt;u.r ut the Wand Militia and of tt.e
Cowts of St. Helena, to be Lieutenant-Colonel in that Island
only.

STA if.

M..jor Hon. Sir Charles Gordun, on ball-ray of the au .Greek
I.:ght Infantry, to he lleputy-Quarter-Master•General to the
Ti oops at St. Helm', with the rank of Lituttuant-Colouti in

the Amp.
Lieutei ant-Colonel I.tstph Wells, from the 43d Foot, to be In-
ui the Militia iu Canada, vice Pearrni,
who exchauei.
Serjeant-bialor Clacks Clarke to he Adjutant to the Cavalry-
Depot, at Maiditobe, with the rank ut Lieutenant, vice Wil-
Janson, appointed to the 3d Garrison Battalion.
BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Mottley, of Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, joiner and car-
penter, to surrender December 4, at five, Dec. 5, at eleven, at
the White Hart Intl, Uttoxeter, and January 6, at ten, ar the
Vert:ores Arms Inn, Sudbury. Attornies, Mr. Hun, U tole-
ter ; or Mr. Gaskell, Gray's Inn, Loudon.
Huinphry Burton, now or lace of Burton-upon-Trent, Stafford.
shirr, hu:clier, Dec. $, at five, Dir. 9, at ten, and 111111.117 6,
at thrte in the White Hart m &on-upon-Trent. As tor-
nies, Mews. Hicks and Braikem idge, Isartlett's Buildings,
Holborn, Loudon, or sir John Dickenson Fowler, Burton-
upon-Treat.
',fillip June., now or late of Newport, Monmouthshire, taylor,
shopkeeper. dealer and chapniae, December 5, G, and January
6• at twelve, at the Kummer Tavern, Biistol. Aitormes,

Mettsro. !'rice and Williams, Lincoln's inn,'Luttdou ; or Mr.
Witlilm liar:ley, Bristol.
l'hoinas Revis, of Cambridge, lace merchant, dealer and chap-
man' Dec. 1,8, at eleven, amid January 6, at five, at the ltoNe
Inn, Cambridge. Attorutes, Mr. Itattdull, Cambridge; or Mr.
Jubn W 'Main Cal( y, 26, Queeit's•square, Lotilmt.
John !'enfold, late of West I arring, Suet a, linen-draper, dealer
and chapnian, Dec. 7, 8 , and January ti, c etre'', at the Stry tie
Hotel, Worthutg. Atturnies, Mr. Whiner, Wurthing; or Mr.

Hicks, Gray's inn-square.
Joseph Flccknoe, now or late of Daveutry, Northamptonshire,
miller, shopkeeper, dealer and 4:lnman, Dec. 4,5, and JaLuary
6, at elevea, at the Wheatqltest Inu, Daventry. Awn-me.,

Mews. Lojingtow and Hall, Tetopl ; or Mr. Wardle, Da.:

%witty.
John I'ullia, of Manchester, grocer, dealer and Chapman. Dec.
8,9, and January 6, at eleven, at the bpread Eagle Inn, ACtil•
che!tter. Aeornies, Mr. Makinum, Temple, London; ur Mr.
Hamer, Manchester.
Derwin, Cohen. ut George-street, Minories, London, merchant,
dealer and Chapman, November so. Dec. 6, and Jan. 6, at ten,
Uuildh..ll. Attortates, Mears. Evitt and Muni, flaycl.mi-
hq.a.re, Mt:longs.
John Cumberlege, of George-yard, Lombard-street, merchant,
Dec. 2, at one, Dec. Id, at twelve, and January n, at one, at
Guildhall. Atturesies, Messrs. Weston and Teesdale, Nu. SI,
Fenchurch-street, London.
John Drown and Andrew Guldie, late of Deptford, Kent, coal-
men:heats and copartners Dec. u, 12, and January t,, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorneys Mr. Joseph Cantu, Depth/rd.

Timms. Sutcliffe, of Lad-lane, I .ondon, and John Broadbent, ot.
Halifax: calico-inantifocturere and warehousemea'and pal teem
Date. t, 9, and January 6, at riveter, at GuildhalL Attorney,
Mr. Henry Day, White Harts Bishopsgate-street.
James Hebert and Henry Hete!x, ,late of Tokenhouse yard,
London, brokers. dealers and chairmen, and partners, 134:4.
12, and January 6, it ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
- W. find C. Cotton, Basineltall-strect.„
John 1' Inton and Thomas Voynton, of Brook•stteet, Holborn,
anti of Yotlishire, hardvraremen, snca
chants, deaha t at,ll elispnieti, end copartners, Dec. 5, 12, and
January 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pringle,
' Fr telltales- court. Cumbria
Robert Peter Guyard. of Thrugmorton-street, London, merchant,
dealer and chapncin, December 2, o, and January 6, at one,
at Guildhall. Atturines, Messrs. 'Filson and Preston, No. 29,
Culentaie street.
John Dowser!, of Foulness Island, Essex. farmer, shopkeeper,
dealer anti chapman, Div. 2,9, and Jrnuary 6, at ten, at Guild-
ball. Attornies, Mr Bathurst. Rochford or Messrs. Chap-
man, Steens, and Wool, I • tie St. Thomas Apostle.
John Barrow, of Draytomiti-Hales, Salop, milliner, mercer,
dealer and clnipinati, Dec 9, 11, at eleven, and January 6, at
ono, at the Talbot Inn, Dravron-in-liales Attornies, Mr. Stan-
ley, Drayton-in-Hales; of Messrs. Baxter and Bowker, Fur-
nivars Inn, I.cmddtl.
John Thomas Rickword, now or late of Devizes Wilts, wine
and brandy-merchant, dealer and chapnian, Dec% 1.1, 16, and
January 6, at ten, at the Angel inn, Warnsinster. Atrocities,
Mes-re. Davies and Davis, Warminster ; or Mr. Duettist,
Lot hbury, London.
John Finch, of Fast Grinstead, Sussex, carrier, dealer and chap-
man, November 29, Dec. 9, and January 6, at one, at Guild-
hall, London. Aticirnies, Mr. Nettlefold, Norfolk-street,
Strand, London: or Mr. Barrow, East Grinstead
Charles Harry, of Jermyu-street, St. James's-street, Middlesex,
surgeon, apothecary, dealer and chapman, Dec. 2, 12, and Jan.
6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attonsiesii Messrs. }lowland and
Robinson, Gray's Inn-place.
Lakensan, of Stancumbe, parish of Hat berton, Devon,
maltster, November 29, Dec. 12, and January 6, at eleven, at
the New Loudon Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Prideaux, Tot-
nes or Mr. John Alex order, 36, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn.
Archibald Smith, some time lance Captain of the merchant vtAsel
called the Providence, now aprisouer in die Marshalsea prison,
dealer and chapman, Dec.:, 9, and January 6, at twelve, at
Aqurnits, Messrs. Clarke and Richards, Chau-
cery-lane, London.
F.dward Cook, of East-,street, Manchesten-square. Middlesex,
grocer, dealer and chapman, Nov. ate, Dec. 12, and January 6,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Batsford, No. S,
Hurslydown-lan.:.
John Smith, of Duke-street, Old Artillery Ground, Middlesex,
silk-weaver, dealer and chapman, Dec. 2, at one, Dec. 16, at
twelve,undJanuary 6, at one, at Guildhall. Atornies, Messrs.
Swan, Stevens, Maples, and Pearse, Fredericks place, Old
Jewry.
Charles Thick, late of Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire, matinee, dealer
and chapraan, Dee. 7,6, and January 6, at eleven, at the Red"
lion Inn, Shaftesbury. Attornies, Messrs. Tallow-din and Bu-
chanan, Argyk-streec, Louden' ; or Philip Matthews Chitty,
bhaf:esbury.
D anal Bache Lauri now ir late of Farnham, Surrey, timber mer-
thaw, carpenter, and builder, Dec. 19, at two, Dec. tio, at ten,
and J meaty 6,, at two, at the Bush Inn, Farnham. Attornies,
Mr. Hirai st, Farnham; or l'slessrs. Dyne and Son, Nu. 59,
Lincoln's Inn Fields, Lomit).
Joseph Cooper, ut Carbon, Lincolnshire, horse-dealer, Nov. 21t,
Drc. 5, and I rtittury at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
'l'. Robert, Hare-court. I.:, London.
Ann Partridge, o: e:reat Het atita,te-sti eet, Wapping, Middlesex,
uluw, wine mach:nit, deala and charwoman, Dec. 2, I'2,
and Jakuary 8, at ten, al Atturnies, Messrs. Loxley
and Son, ee,
JOta: taeree.:.arild U.c s L er, John Jacks u, John Otrodchilel the
younger, J ttivt Jackson, William Jacksen, and Fianna, Jones,
Li Bishop al/4 eannoueh. Durham, and of Dowgate, London,
ba.k,rs and t . ire. 5,6, and January 6, at eleven at the
lira lie Inn, Ilishv Wearinouth. Atomics, Mr. blakiston,
S) inueds-lan, Loudon ; or Mr:noniron, liirhopWrarnieutls.

BRITISH and FOREIGN SCHOOL soca-Tr.

Saturday last a most numerous and respectable
Mi.eting ter the Friends of this Institution was held
.4 the Fieemasons"ravern, Great Queen-street,
Lincoln% Inn-tields. At one o'clock his Grace the
Duke VI. BEDFORD rook the Chair, amidst loud accla-
mations of applause ; he was supported in his office
by his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, Count
LIEvkN, the Russian Ambassador, Lord HOLLAND,
Mr. BROUGHAM, Mr. SHAW, Mr. W. &MTH, the
Rev. Dr. COLLIER, and several other persons, distin-
guished for their humane exertions in promoting the
cause of general education.
The Duke of l3Enr•ouu opened the business of the
Meeting by stating the object for which they were
assembled, namely, that of receiving the report of
their Committee respecting the progress made in the
work of education since last year.
The Rev. 4.`.°. Com.ma then proceeded to read the
annexed report : Mr. Fox, the Secretary, was unable
to execute that duty, being afflicted with a severe cold: