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London, England, 1829-04-23 00:00:00

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NUMEIR 13,151.]

SALE BY AUCTION.
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autuoßGANsfußs
1k lapeesest sod very Valuable Lordship and Mason of
NEAT," AJBBY ESTATE,
• corraomes •sons
SIR THOUSAND ACRES OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD
LAND;
4Ssesse is the several Hamlets of Coed. Frank. Darya. Clydocb,
man; Ifnissimond. in the Parish of Cads:ton.
and- County of Ohnuorpti ;

With the milliudve OAK WOODS of lino NAVAL TIMBER,
• Working COLLIERIES, IRON and COPPER WORKS,
WHARFS, SHIPPING PLACES on the Navigable River
ofthe 'shwa nem TEN THOUSAND POUNDS
it Tear.
TO SE SOLD BT AUCTION,
inNE.THIRD PART 'of this very valuable PRO:-
PERTY, at Garraway's Coffee-bolas, Landon, in the Mat
Web Its May twat, %Mese an acceptable offer a outfit by Private
• VellOract, of which previous notice will be, given. •
°••llillr Partimelars apply to Mr. Fox, Solicitor, Beamlniter,
11=; Mr. Wickens, Solicitor, Montametreet, Rumen-square,
p Adam Murray, Surveyor, Loa Agent, and Aoctioscor,
It, St. klartheiwisse. London. Mr. A. Clayton, C.adoston, near
Noah. will "stow, Lb! Mutates to Intending Purchasers.
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Just filsaltlls4; IP One Volume limo. price Ss. bowds,
VARLY IMPSIESSIONS; or, Moral and fostrac-
-11 the Entectainmenj for Children, In Prete and Verse. With
Twelve-M*3r toy Delghton.
Printed for Hate/Lard and Son, 117. Pietadiny ; sold slinky
Wiqband lanes, Edinburgh ; and W. Curry, jun. and Co. Dublin.
' Lashing lute this spirit of the book, we discover that it is not
orgy calculated to And ameseasencto children, but that its object
Stn so bring their minds taffy to a knowledge of those principles
• which are indispensably necessary to them in future life, and by a
•dtody of which their ado& are led to a right use of ideas, Ike. Occ."
:• ~Literary Gantt,. March 7. •
0 A weak • which 'has been jest- published by Hatchard, ender
• the some of Early Isopmssione, and which is intended at owe to
Jodi into the Wade of Andros% the mast •selantial priocipko of
• imsesdity apdrimart, and at the sometime to oblige them to think
for themselves, may be considered mons of the happiest armiwans
of our modern improvements. The book is adorned by several
pretty engravings from designs of. Nights), and is altogether a
wavy elegant substitute for the common school book, itc."—Ob.•
server, March U.

A. ROWLAND and SON respectfully solicit Ladies
• • and Gentlemen on prancing Macassar Oil, not to take
.• any without being inclosed with a Pamphlet in a Wrapperobe
Label having the words
- 4 KOWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL,"
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and sealed at each end, with the Name and Address, and signed
on the label in red:
" A. ROWLAND & SON, to, lIATTON-GARDEN,"
• • And countersigned a ALEX. ROWLAND."
Pt lee as. —los. 6d. and 21s. per bottle. All other
trice"; tar 'without the wrapper, are counterfeits. A valuable Supply
of the iffseminels just received of this Invaluable Prodastion.
This Oil* composed of vegetable ingredients.. which preserves
• the Hair yo the latest period of life, promotes a luxuriant growth,
'redeem, lasting and beautiful Curls, which damp weather or
elms** cannot affect ; renders Hair that' is harsh and dry soft,
silky; glassy, elegant, antbeautiful. Is invaluable in the Mowry,
' as.due attention to Children's Hair is of the greatest importance,
•• prodoese.WHISKERS, EYEBROWS, focc. Also
- • •, • ROWLANIYAKALYDOIL
•.. Tie inerildng, tooling, and ameliorative properties immediately,
diesmarting irritability of the Shin, assuages Inflammation.
• • kcal harsh and - rough Skin, removes' Cutaneous Eruptions, and
produce a BEAUTIFUL COM PI.RXI')N, affords soothing
• • relief to Ladies nursing their Offspring ; and to Gentlemen after
Shaving, k allays the Matting pain, and renders the Skin smooth
and pleasant ; 4s. 64 and Ss. 64. per. bottle, duty included.
Each genuine Bottle has the Name sad Address engraved so
the Gownsman- Stamp.-Wltlth Is ;tasted on the bottle,
A. ROWI.AND & SON, o, HATTON GARDEN.
Al.. ROW LA ND'S ISSENCE of TYRE, for changing Red
-or Grey Hair, Whisker., Eyebrow,. Ste. to Brown or Black, 45.
"is. 6d. and lot. 641. per bottle.
Mr. Smyth, Perfumer, No. 117, New Bond-street; R. Hen-
disk, 'Perfumer. Titehhornetitreet ; . Banger, 150, Oxford-street
Dekosix. No. 1514 Oattie and Pierce, 57, D. Riese, 33, New
Bood.areet; Atkinson, 39, New Bond-street, and 44, Gerard-
street; Butler 4, Cbeepside ; Bayley and Blew, Cuckapur.
*reef; Patsy and Co. 37, Lombard street; Berry and Lloyd, 111,
Greek-street ; Low, 330, and Prour, SIG, Strand; Burgess and
Cu. 66, Hulbota Mt; flatten, Bow March yard; Edwards, 67,
!Newbury; Bt.'Paul's Church-yard; Barclay and Sow, 95,
';set-owlet a .1. am T. Riggs, 65, Cbeapeide; Stradling, Ex-
change-gate; Nix, fronting the Royal Exchange ; Take, 41, and .
Johnstone, 63. CoanhilL
:4.lllollllllprniansamms,

PARISH MEETINGS.

ST. LRONARWS, SHORRDITCH.

11.10TION FOR UPPIIK AND LIMIER CHURCIIIVAIDEN.
La►t Tuesday, puisuatit to annual custom. a very
tumerous meeting of the Vestrymen of this parish took
place in the Parish Church, for the purpose of electing
Parochial Officers for the ensuing year.
It may be recollected that, in consequestee of the de-
tection of the Junior. Warden, in a transaction, the de-
velopment of which disqualified bins from further pre.
tensions to parochial honours, both wardenships became
vacant; and a• Mr. George Pearce aas last year the
Junior Warden's Unsuccessful opponent, although re-
spectably supported, and as the liberty is which Ms.
Pearce resides.placed it out of his power to be a candi-
date for the junior warden hip, his triends, atter several
meetings, came to the resolotiosi of putting him in nitto-
minition for Senior Warders, in the expuetation that no
person MOWS oppose bis election.
About eleven o'clock Mr. WiLsors, Senior Church•
vrrirdee, took the. Chair. After the Vestry Clerk had
read the
.liequisitiols, and some minor business bad been

(Imposed ot, -
Mr. Rorsous. proposed Mr. Robert Smith, of Chr, ith-
as a it and proper petion to fill the situation
a Upper Churcowardea.
Mr. Rum. in • speech of considerable length. in
which he expatiated upon the great services rendered
Sa.i.h, seconded the motion.

Mr. LINDSAY said he very much regretted the absence
of a friend, who bad promised to put a candidate in
nomination for the highest honours the pariikh bad it in
tiieir power to give. He would offer for the considera-
tion of the Vestry Mr. George Pearce as a prrson well
iqualsieJ to discharge the duties of the office. It was
aersecessary for him to dilate upon that Gentlentatee
tuailtiet ; they were too well known in the parish.—
This being seconded.
Mr. BzwLav observed, that it was a post of honour,
and ought not to be given but to men of the highest
• character cud inflexible integrity. He exhorted the
Vestry not to be led astray by the statements of Mr.
Lindsay, as he thought there were many persons more
fit for the situation than Mr. Pearce. is support of which
he instanced a transaction in which Mr. Pearce mimeses-
sally put the parish to 1111 eapeaditoro of lila, for
painting the workhouse.
tif. RICHARDSON and sever4l others dead in fist
terms the insinuations of Mr. &wig. and acid that Me.
Pau'se's sharsciar was as tdr beyond their praise as his
Bewlar.) censure.
Mr. Passion odd that Mr. Bewley bed slow* si-
b 4114124 j himself its scraping op a kind af sbarge against
Wm; and *JIM did it &soot to? Way, a desire eat his
11.• P:t) pat so be deeply, and -sew= dein to MD