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JOOL GOYS HOSPITAL.
JAL COURSE OF LECTURES
meuce the 4th October, viz.
a, by Dr. Cease and Dr. Cuootaire.
&wince and Mr. AUDI*
.ophy, by Professor Mtuancrott.
, and Materla Medica, by Dr. Cesar and

cues of Women and Children, by Dr.

s of the Animal Economy, by Dr. }Lion-

11,:i of the Teeth, by Mr. 13Ett.
actical Botany in the Spring by Mr. &s-
-ic Garden, an:lsta.
Lectures, with those on Anatomy, and on
trtice of Surgery, given at the Theatre of
I adjoining, are so arranged as not to in-
r iu the hours of attendance, nor with the
'ractice of the Hospital: and tile whole is
)mplete Coarse of Medical and Caroni-

irticulars may be learnt from Mr. Stocker,
Hospitll, who alone is empowered to
T from Pupils for any of these Lectures
aspitaL

'his day was published,
in One Vol. Elva with a Portrait of the
p, price in boards, 10s. 6d.
the Right Reverend Father in GOD,
ILSON, D.D. Lnrd Bishop of Sodor and
Rev. lIUGH STOWELL,
t of Eallaugh, Isle of Man.
nd J. Ilivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
.itcrloo-place, Pall-mall; and by the Book-
Man, &c.

r!:is day was published,
I fine paper, in a pocket volume, price in

hoards, ss.
CSI; or, RAYERS for EVERY
the YEA R., intended to precede and follow
atA to the Junior Clergy of the United
3rit3in.
Rev. C. BAR LEE, LLB.
and J. Rivingtnn, No. 6 , St. 7auEs Church-
'aterloo-place,

This day was published,
a fine Paper, in One Volume duodecimo,
)ards, Bs. The Second Edition of

CONVERSATION; v. Consola•
,osis on Adver,ity, Alelancuoly, &c. Trans-
ch. By A LADY.
and 3. Rlvington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
aterlon-place, Pall-mall ; also by Rivingtons
4g, Strand ; by Messrs. Trewnuns, and C.
. Upham, Bath ; and W. Ship, likadford.

I published, a new Edition, in Ifttno.
In ice 7s. boards,
SODY MADE EASY. The Third
Red, materially improved, and accompanied
.If.. -.tie of Tcretitianus itlaurus. de Mews.
7.11)11N CAREY, LL.D.
Ft-rch, and Vaiglish Teacher.
in, Ilurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
ma'? be bad, Ly the same Author,
illitstr;red,
tor rung Protadians.
y to " Propi ia Qum Maribus," kc.
London, England, 1819-09-13

" TO MR. C. rEARSON, AT M. WALICER.II, 4/131CASTER.
- -

" Stn-1 conceive it to be my duty to proceed in the inquiry
to-morrow, as to the death of Edward Dawson. Whatever
conclusion the Jury may draw from the evidence before them, it
does not any way prevent your proceedings, should you be dis-
satisfied with the verdict. " J. MILNE."

THE ARMY.

The 21st Dragoons, now in India, are shortly to
be disbanded.

Generals STRICKLAND and WINTER, of the Royal
Marine Forces, have retired upon full-pay ; and Ma-
jor-General TENCH has been appointed to the com-
mand at Plymouth, and Major-General DESBOROUGH
to the command at Chatham.

The late promotions in the Army, by which Sir
JonsLay was advanced to the rank of Major-Ge-
neral, have made way for Sir ROBERT HILL to as-
:tune the command of the Regiment of Royal Horse
Guards (Blue.) On Sir ROBERT'S entering the qua-
drangle of the barracks at Windsor, on Friday, he was
greeted by the Regiment with three cheers.
Lord and Lady HOWARD, of Effingham, left the
Lieutenant-Government House, Portsmouth, on Tues-
day, for Worthing, where his Lordship has taken a
house for three months. Major-General Sir JAMES
KEMPT, K.C.B. assumed the command of the garri-
son on Saturday evening. The Hon. Captain GORE
is appointed Aid-de-Camp to Sir JAMES.
London, England, 1819-09-13

4ition, Octavo, price 14a.
":AL CATECHISM; with Notes,
•ations, and Experiments.
ARKES, F.L.S. M.R.I. and M.G.S.
containing an Account of the latest. Dite.4
by an additional Copperplate Engraving of
—Also, by the same Author,
CRL:IISTRY, price Ss.
in Five Volumes, price Two Guineas.
...Ives relating to SALT, price 7s. 6d. and
[sas on the Use of SALT, Third Edit. pr. 2s.
Cradock, and Joy; and sold by all

A NEW VOLUME OF MR. CLAPP'S PRACTICAL
SERMONS.
This day was published, handsomely printed in Bvo. price 9s. a
Third Volume of
SERMONS on the PRACTICAL DUTIES of
CHRISTIANITY. for Families.
By the Rev. JOHN CLAPI', 31. A.
Late Fellow of Baia College, Oxford ; Vicar of Long Benton,
. Northumberland, and Master of Lostwithiel Grammar School,
Cornwall.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtnn, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
yard; and No. 3, Waterloo-place Pall-mall; also by Riving•
tons and Cochran, No. 148, Strand; and the Booksellers in
Exeter, &c.
&whom may be had,
A Second Edition of the Two former Volumes, price in
boards, 18s. or the Set complete in 8 yob. price £1 7s.
London, England, 1819-10-09

tame of the fcregoing Resolutions, and prayint that he will
dismiss from his presence for ever those Ministers under whose
baneful advice he has been induced to sanction *e Manchester
outrages, And that such Petition and Remonstrance be signed by
the Chairman, in the name and on behalf of the. Meting, and
that he and Mr. C ll. Walker, be re 4uested to present the same.

12. That as well for the purpose of affording pecuniary relief
to the wounded and afflicted sAferers, as fOr bringing to justice
the perpetrators of that disgrAceful outrage, a Public Spbscrip-
tion be immediately opened ; and that • Mr. C. 11. Walker, be
Treasurer. .

13. That froin time to time, as the Subscriptions received
shall amount to £5O or upwards, they shall be transmitted to
the Treasurers of the Westminster Committee.

14. That the thanks of this Meeting are due to Henry Uunt,
Esq. for the great presence of mind and laudable conduct he dis-
played at Manchester on the 16th of August, in surrendering him-
self without resistance to an arbitrary power when exposed to the
brutal frenzy of an infuriated Yeomanry, by which means he not
only preserved his own life but that of many of his countrymen.
15. That the thank; of this Meeting are also due to Sir Charles
Wolseley, and the other Gentlemen who have exerted themselves
to bring to justice the authors of the disgraceful proceedings at
Manchester. _

16. That this Meeting considers the conduct of Henry Brooke,
Esq. the late Mayor of this City, in refusing to convene a Meet-
ing to take into consideration the late occurrences at Manchester,
or to grant the use of the Guildhall for that purpose, as an in-
stance of unbecoming concurrence in the premature approval
which the proceedings of the Manchester Magistrates and Ca
valry received front the Servants of the Crown, in the name of
his Royal Highness the Prince Regent.
London, England, 1819-10-09

A TWOWSONS.

TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE, ADVOWSONS, right of PATRONAGE,
and nest PRESENTATION to the PERPETUAL
CURACIES of TWO CIIURCIIES (adjoining Parishes) in
the County otSTAFFORI). ' Annual Value about £134, and
capable of being increased.
Particulars of Me. Rubor, Solicitdr, Fetter-lane, London ; or
Mr. Whiston, Solicitor, Derby.

This day wail,published, in Octavo, price Is.
HINTS ON. hDLT,CATION; a Discourse ad,
dressed to Parents of all Classes.

BY A LAYMAN.

" I cannot help thinking that prOdence, as well as reason and
Religion, requires that a Parent should do all he can to present
his Child to the Ammunity mispotted."-;—IENox.
London : Printed for the Author, and Sold by Taylor and
Heisq, 93, Fleet-street.

This day was published, price Ss. the Second Part of
THE ANTI-DEIST ; wherein the Objections
against the Bible contained in the Writings of Infidels,
now circulating in every part of the Kingdom, are briefly but,
-fully refuted, by way of OBJECTION and ANSWER:
By JOHN BBI4LAMY.
Author of the New Translation of the Bible, from the
Hebrew, OLC•
Said by Unman and Co. Patesnoster.rovt ; Rivingtons, &.
Pa** and Waterloo.placc ; Budd and Calkins aims
at No. 166, Fleet-street ; =4187, Holborn.

Where also may be had,
A Third 'Edition of Part I. price s. 6d.
History of all Religions, duodecimo, 6s. Second Edition.
London, England, 1819-10-09

THE ARMY.

The -Half Brigade of the Royal Artillery, lately
quartered at Limerick, are under orders to embark
at Cork for the West Indies.
Major-General DESBROWE has taken the command
of the Royal Marines at Chatham.
'The 25th Light Dragoons arrived on Monday at
Chatham, from India, under the command of Colonel
-Tuvt.t.. This Regiment has. signally distinguished
itself, whilst in India, during a period of 20 years.
Tuesday the division of the 52d Regiment of Foot,
stationed at Derby, marched into Litchfield, which is
now the Head Quartets of the Corps. On the same
day, the division which had been stationed at Litch-
field, marched to Tam worth. The Band of the Regi-
ment is a very fine one.
The Military Force at Manchester will, in a few
days, be considerably augmented—two Regiments
arc expected in the neighbourhood.
Wednesday the Calke Troop of Derbyshire Yeo-
manry met for exercise, when their Captain, Sir
GEORGE CREWE, was introduced to them.

Major P. HAWKER has invented, and we under-1
stand will shortly offer to the Patentees for the New
System of Musical Education, a Moveable Appara-
tus •(so small that it may be carried in the pocket),
which must preserve a correctly-formed hand, while
passing the thumb on the keys of a Pianoforte, and
in which it is impossible to play the scales on that
instrument otherwise than in a mathematically-true
position.
London, England, 1819-03-25

This day was'published, in 12mo. price 2s. 6d. bound,
the Second Edition, inspoved,
INTRODUCTORY LATINI EXERCISES to
those of CLA RKE, ELLIS, and TURNER; designed
for the younger Classes of Learners.
By NATHANIEL HOWARD.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, lines, Orme, and Brovin, London.
Of.witom may be had, by the same Author,
A Greek and English Vocabttlary, 12mo. price 3s. bound.
The London Vocabulary, Latin and English, Is. Gd.
In the Press,
Introductory Greek Exercises, to those of Neilson, Dunbar,
and others.
London, England, 1819-03-25

l'llolllr

git full forceoflaw, though-the conditions pn which
(timed' been isste4hait neetfillson =tithed. He wit'
„pf opining thadtbefeitiastos were tndeavouriaMst
I slew, but Sure dereei,•lo;accomplisis designs *hkh
dtey dared not to nnfesbLat came, as they( knew the
rapaCity which we* theft charaeterittic; would net
foil to, cause the House to repel-them with indignat
dim if they were fully known. He
,wAs convinced,
that till they could get possessiou of one-sitth (which
the two and ninepence mentioned in the Decree
would amount to), they would never cease coming,
to Parliament for relief. . The Honourable Baronet•
had endeavoured to awaken the sympathy. of the
House for these Gentlemen, but he (Mr. Harvey)
stated almost all of them to have £440 per annum,
and some had £6OO or more. About twenty lesel
pluralists, and if they had no residences in the City,
it was because they were the best calculators is it,
and preferred letting their houses for the sake of the
profit that might thus be obtained. If the Clergy of
the City' had come forward to complain that the
provision made for them in 1804 was not sufficient
for their maintenance, leaving the 37th of. Henry
VIII. out of the question, be should not so strongly
have objected to the proceeding, but they did not
dare to come to the House on such grounds. Not
one of them dared to call on the House to take his
individual case into consideration. The value they
themselves attached to their own labours, might be
collected from the sums which they paid to theCe-
rates who officiated for them, and who received £5O,
£6O, or £7O per annum from those who were in the
yearly receipt of £lOOO, £l5OO, as £2OOO. He
thought the Petitioners spewed themselves unmindful.
of !heir duty, and of the sacred character which they
ought to preserve, in coming to Parliament -so re-
peatedly to get their emoluments enhanced. To him.
:t appeared too much that the Chairman of a Com-
mittee, at• the head of a majority of three, should'
now come to the House to impeach the decision de.
liberately come to in a Committee that had been.
numerously attended.
Mr. DENT wished to know if the course taken by
the Hon. Baronet was that which was most conform-
able to the forms of the /louse. He would ask if the
better way would not be to refer the Petitions back
-the'
London, England, 1819-03-25

FIFTY POUNDS REWARD.

TAMES ATIINSON. having daily Complaints of
V counterfeit articles being sold as the following, of his znzns-
facture, considers it equally due to himself and the protection of
the public to prereut such impositions in fu:tire. 1k therefore
offers the above reward to any one who will inform hint, either
of the real fabricator or vender of such spurious articles, in order
that they may proceeded against by law, for the deception.
The following are the articles alluded to:

ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID,
Well known for its singular efficacy, in reAorinithe hair where
it has fallen off from illness, perLpiration, change of climate, lac,
It is also much esteemed by Ladies, far makingthe hair bead-
tifully soft and glossy, and for preserving it in cud during ens-
du in dancing or walking, or in damp weather.
ATKINSON'S VkGETABLE pYll,
Changes Grey or Red Voir on the Head or When to an auburn
or black, so permanent, that neither smelting,. Pisrapiratiod, nor
any other cause san possibly - the colour. '
' ATKINSON'S
&moves Freckles, fletinesseand
it from Chapping, and makes
prepared in round cakes for al
Gentlemen whose beards are
Said by James Atkinson,
Sokrsoquare, Loisdon • and,
Medicine Venders.—hint 41
srldrew dastinctan the label.

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remove the colour.
AMBROSIAL SOAP,
Nand hardness from the Skin, beeps
ss It white, soft and even, It is also
sh„ing, and is peculiarly adapted to
re strongeor faces tender.
, Perfutner, No. 14, Ge• rrari-areet,
, by meat respectable rcefusairs and
is necessary to observe Isis name ,sad
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London, England, 1819-01-28

SHE RI DA N IMPROVED.
This day was published,
In square I Cmo. price Ss. ltd. the Genuine Edition of
A. GENERAL PRONOUNCING and EXPLA-
NATORY DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN-
qc.l F.:, for the Use of Schools, Foreigners lousing Builds.
ike. In which it has been attempted to improve on the Plan of
Mr. Sht•rldan ; the Discordance' of that celebrated Orthoeidst,
being avoided, and his improprieties cotrected.
STEPHEN JONES. .
Stereotyped and printed for Scatcherd and Letterman; Long-
man and Co. Lacktngton and Co. G. and W. B. Whittaker, J.
Richardson, J. Mr. Richardson. J. Nunn, A. K. Newman,
Black and Co. James Black and Son, B. Fenner, E. Edwards,
and J. Sauter.

_
Shortly will be published, in 1 vol. tto. illustrated by plates,
AVOYAGE up th.t. PERSIAN GULPH' and a
JOURNEY OVERLAND from INDIA to England,
in 4117 ; containing an Account of Arabia Felix, Arabia De-
serts, Persia, Mesopotamia, Babylon, Bagdad, Koordistan, Ar-
mada, Asia Minor, tic. die.
By WILLIAM HEUDE, Eacb
Of the Madras Military Establishment.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Onne, and Brown, London.
This day was published., in 4to. p rice 18s. boards,
ARgriEw of the DOMESTIC FISHERIES of
. GREAT. BRITAIN and IRELAND.
By ROBERT FRASER, Esq. •
Thrtharputs a seed into the earth, is recompensed, per-
haps, by receiving forty far it; aced he who draws a fish out of
the water, Craws out a piece of silver." FRANKLIN.
Printed for Limgntsn, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, and G.
rod W. Nicol, London ; and P. Hill and Co. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1819-01-28

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This day were published, price es.
THOUGHTS on the RESUMPTION of CASH
PAYMENTS by the BANK; andon the CORN 111 Ls ,
as connected with that measure. In a Letter addressed to the
Bight Honourable the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
By A. IL CHANIBEES, Banker, Boud.street.
Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall; and J. M. Richardson,
Coenhill.
London, England, 1819-01-28

No. 52, BERNER'S-STREIZT, OXFORD.STR.EET,
'he only DEPOT for VELNO'S VEGETABLE SYRUP,
Rerntieed from 21, Frith-street, Soho.
T"E great success of this MEDICINE, according
to the Recipe of the late ISAAC SWAINSON, entrusted to
s Nephew and Successor, Thostris COMAS( alone, and the hu-.
*we and anxious assiduity to recommend it which, after a cor-
net and severe examination and experience of half a century,
mead: in the Higher Orders of Society, and among the best
lammed in the Liberal Professions, render unnecessary all no-
tice and advertisement of its singular virtues in diseased Liver,
arid ,kll Diseases arisitig from a Scorbutic or Scrofulous State of
tit Lymphatic System, and of its certain and invariable efficacy
10 all the calamities of impure Infections. But imposture, 'Ds!
envy, closely follows the heels of merit; and pretensions to imi-
l-tet to improve it, or to have diwuvered sollusthit..; of similar
rff!cacy, surprise the unwary, and fatitiq mislead the ignorant.
Mr. CAMIAtI owes it in gratit:ide to the Public, occasionally
to give warning of these clang..is; and to refer to those proofs of
tho virtues and efficacy of his Medicine, to be found in his l'ubli-
ntions,vriiich suri.ass to wumber, respectability, and authenticity,
arts testimonies of a similar kind, that have been ever produced.
The YeirrAIBLI &not Is the most effectual alterative to cor-
rect and purify the blood : its effects are such as not to interrupt
budr.ou or pier:sure ; it operates on the animal juices, and
re
,iirts Qtly sac common restraints of moderation in diet, is
ec•aveifed by t'oe circulating fluids, and corrects their tendencies
u, ail these disorders szhich originate in vitiated blood. It is a
safe, ihou.t.li .1 powerful aubstituse for Mercury, and remwres all
those shoe:Egg evils which an unsuccessful use of that baneful
nyncral rwr.e iOlll4

The genuine M'oliclne is prepared and sold by Mr. Cazaktres
at:: was by Mr. Pwanesou, his Uncle and Pri.,deeessor, it the
Pa, yw BurT.cr's.vtreet, .t 13s. a bottle : and his Advice Is
at the wryly.: of the Invalid. It is also sold by Mr. Atkinson,
Biakopsgate-street Without ; and by Mr. Canham's either
Ageir! in Town and Country ; and the Concentrated, for Warm
iya.lt`P, by Lis repined Agents in the East Indies, viz. Means.
hrier..eth and Cs. Calsivta; aed Messrs. Perbes stMd et).
14 int 7.y.
London, England, 1819-01-28

Just published, price ss. Ia boards.
THE /EGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen-
lag on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in
'thick the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful effects of Lues Ve-
RON Oteiorthcea Stricture, Seminal Weakness, &c. are fully
drisloPed; Part 11. contains some remarks on certain Female
iglitsiots, in particular Sterility; Part 111. embraces Practi-
olubservations on Sexual Debility, Self-Abuse, ; in P..rt
IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects,
liplairdag them in a familiar manner; and the whole addressed
%Ike Youth and Maturity of both Sexes.
By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons.
May be had at No. 20, Paternoster-row, London; and of all
Booksellers
Messrs. Goss and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every day,
at their house ; and Patients in the country are requested to de-
-102.e minutely the case, enclosing a remittance for -Advico and
*amine, which can be forwarded to any part ofthe world.
Gass and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons, 15, Bouverit-street, Ileet-
Itteet, London.
London, England, 1819-01-28

THE PRITISII REVIEW, No. XXV. will be
published, on the First of February.-.-Contenv : 1. Sir
Laud iternilly, Belsham's Sermon on the Death vz dir S. Bo-
Sotcnical Professorship at Cambridge, Professor
deck's :lodization of the Univcraty from the Reflections cf
SsJaascs Edward Smith- 3. litstory and Effects of the Cru-
, sit; Ilismize des Cznrades par Michaud-4. Character of lb.
Rene, Voyag cn A.'triche, en hloravie, et en :Saviere, par Le
Masker C. L. Czit•A de Gassicaurt—S. Society for the Pro-
ustian of Ue'v-zrsal Annual Report of the Society, Tracts,
Eri;ht's 'PravJe in Hungary-7. Hc.yland's liisrorleal
Stacie of Cie Ciszies-13. Spanish America, Captain Bonny-
ta-r):.'s Account of the Daminions of Spain in the Western lie-
ms,)ll..re-9. Dr. Knight's New Theory of the Earth-10. Cis.
sz,tat's Testimony of Natural Theology to Christianit=.
Cairns of Publiz. Libraries to the Gratuitous Delivery of
llik:tes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the
Hoaseof Commons on the Copyright Acts, Sir Egerton 13rydgee
P erase for a Modification of the Act respecting the Delivery of
Nat. and Copyright; Professor Christian's Vindication of the
li.sht of the Universities to a Copy of every new Publication.
Landon: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos-
er-row; and J. Hatchard,
London, England, 1819-01-28

HOUSE OF COMMON&

At the suggestion of Mr. MMININO, Mr. Gamrtu. consented
to alter the date of the 'Returns of Bank Notes and Bank Post
Bills in circulation, for which he moved yesterday, and which
now Stand from he 50th of December, 1817, to the 25th of
January, 1239.
.
Sersant ONSLOW gave notice, that on the lath of February
be would move to repeal the law respecting the rate of interest.
Mr. BENNET also gave notice, that on Tuesday the 9th of
February, he should submit a motion to the House 'esp. cling
Transportation, and embracing the state of Convicts on board
the Hulks, the nature of the felonies fur which they Wert com-
mitted, and the state of the Transports, and of the Colony.
Oa the motion of Mr. C4LCRAFT, Rdurns of the num-
ber of Officers, Non-comatissioned Officers, and Privates, in
the British Army, distinguishing the Reginsents, were ordered
to be produced up to the 25th instant.
Sir JAMES MACK I NTOSH gave a general notice of his in-
tention to submit a motion to the House en the subject of the
Report of the Commission appointed so inquire Into the tn,,ans
of rendering the fabeicatiun of Bank-tiotes more difficult.
Mr. BROODEN brought up the Report of the Cumuli:tee
of Supply, which was agreed to.
London, England, 1819-01-28

COLONIAL JOU:

Or the Ist of February will be published, price es. each,
NO. IV. and IX. of the COLONIAL JOURNAL.
No. IX. contains the following Articles

1. A Coloured View, with a Description, of the City of Buenos
Aytts in South America.
Thest Natural History of Watee Serpents, with an Inquiry
into the Probability of the Accounts published by the Historic.'
and Philosophical Society of Boston, concerning a supposed Sta
Serpent ; Wood Entravings.
t. An Account of the New York Grand Weacrn Canal ;
with a Quarto Map of the Route.
4. Half-Casts of India.

5. On the Signification of the Term Creole; Poetry, Rte.
6. Sketch of a Journey across the Cuntissent of South Ames lea.
from Buenos Ayres to Sartiatm Chili. 13i Juege 41,0:
of the Catrisnis,,im ors of the 'United Sates of Arne Aia.

7. Sir John Sinclair on the Agricultural At:vain-lei to be de-
rived from our East Indir.n Polieisiors.

B. Sir John Si.lchtir on the Asriculture of the West Indic:.

9. Antidotes to West India Si..tches ; drawn from Autheritir
Sources.
IC. Ceylon.—Wohlfert's Memoir on the War pith the C'hin-
gale: s. Translated fri.m the Dutch
Mr. Walton •n the Ancient Itekisions of the lonian Islinds
with tbt Mein Land of Albania ; with an unpubiished AC.:thint
of the Montenest Moo..
13. Mr. Millington on bEgnetic Variation.
13.' Mr. Dickinson on Icon Tanks, Casks, Buoys, &c.
14. Emigration Papers—Emigration to the Western Country
of the United States—Observations by a Native of the Indust
States—Emigration to Lower Canada and Nova Scotia.
15. Colonial Collections—Papers by Lord SheiSehl and others
on the Conunercial Intercourse of the United States of Sow: is.'
with the'West Indies.
' 16. Colonial Bibliography, Bcc.
17. Review of Itooks—rr. Thorpe on the Present Increase
of the Slave Trade—Consequences of the Btitbh
Character of Messrs, Wilberforce, Blaugham, and 111.1caille)
Conduct Of the African Institution—Prospects of the British
Empire under the Abolition.
13. Parliamentary Proceedings—Spanish Slave Traile--Par-
liament of Lower Canada—Mr. Davidson's Speech on the '„,-
naild Timber Tnide, ike.

Londoa I Printed for
ter-row ; .1. M. Richa,
street, Portland-place,
The Editor '
wore the leaderi
'obstacles wi.,ch have
Orly Publication, •
Zinocerecl the 1t).0
aew Number will
Toy. 7 with 10, and ,
Numbers will appear
NiNcialict cacb •

le, Itcc. &c. 19. Occurrences, &c. :! 1
ed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Rater:eq..
Richardson, Coruhill ; aud J. Booth, D„ke-
dace, ', 1,
r of the Colonial Journal has the pleasure ro • k
i of that Work, that he has :memo:ill:x.l the L. l t. i
aye for some time prevented Its :egular Q lar-
and that in a few months he will have wholly
time. With each nf the Numhers in an —ir a 1
I
Ibe published, and these in rasi piscree.n o :
rid 8 with 11, and after N. 13, the •.i .cure
?ear regularly in February, :day; ilugL.rr, 'and
b year. ,
' ,
**,
_ •
London, England, 1819-09-14

This dap was published,
In /Pro. the Third Edition, price Ins. boards, of

DISCOURSES tm the PRINCIPAL POINTS of
the SOCINIAN CONTROVERSY.

By RALPH WARI)LAW,
Minister of the Gospel, Glasgow.
“ We are highly gratified by the appearance of the volume
before us ; we know of none, in the compass of our reading,
that is at once so condensed and comprehensive, so argumenta-
tive and practical, so well supported by solid reasoning and
scriptural Criticism, and yet so happily relieved by the applica-
tion of its principles to the conscience and the heart."—Eclectic
Review. _ _ _

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orrae, and Brown, Lon-
don ; and A. and J. M. Duncan, Glasgow.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Unitarianism incapable of Vindication; a Reply to the Rev.
James Yates's Vindication of Unitarianism. In Bvo. price
10s. 6d. boards.
London, England, 1819-09-14

AND'S MACASSAR OIL.

ijition to personal beauty is a anc

To obtain thN inestimable ornament is
led ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL,
loyal Higp!messes the Princess of Wales,
d D.:ke of Sussex, his Imperial Majesty
ssia, his Excellency the Duke del Infan-
5...1 Carlos, by their special at:thin-Ig—
reatLat nourishment to the Hair—prevents
ning grey—produces a thick grown—oho
etc. It is perfectly innocent, and will
rum infancy to the latest period of life.—
, td. and one guinea per bottle.
D'S ESSENCE of TYRE: by merely wet-
his preparation, the Proprietors warrant to
,• a p•-fret change in tied or Grey..llair,
5, to a beautiful glossy and pima-
: , mit atilt ; the exact natural colour. Wash-
n• donAtle. Ladieo or Gentlemen may
ease and searczy. Price 43.-7 s. 6d.—

f.'r exportation, by the ole Pre-
f..: 'll St', corner of Kirby-street, the first
U.aalen, I lolow o, London ; and
)y .1;1 l'..r.ttniera and )lediciac A'en hers

specthilly inform the rutlic, that the
:0. A,..v,• articles have occasioned spur.ous
tt tious ingredients injurious to the
w.iry to ask for Rowland's Oil, or
v••. each buttle is ained on the Libel in
Sou."
London, England, 1819-09-14

L) ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.

>reference this NEW SAUCE has
ing the short period it has been before the
r occasioned some spurious and paltry hid-
-3T and SON respectfully inform the No-
original article is prepared only at their
'Award-street, Portman-square; the label
" Eixabeth Lazenby." One trial will
as, from its peculiar preparation, it will
as a Fish Sauce) prove a valuable addition
Soups, Gravies, &c.
Ni this new Anchovy Sauce will claim a
r exportation, as it is warranted to keep
ad a not liable to turn rancid when opened.
London, England, 1819-09-14

NAL FIRE-OFFICE,

I:tri, LOIRDO7I.

to find, in this age of improve-
thins has been done to prevent the Loss
ction of Property by Fare. Nearly forty
the last year in and sear the Metropolis
stroyrd to an immense amount; but I
satisfaction of stating, that the Founders
above Office are exerting themselves as
ill the owil ; and from the encourage.
already given, many excellent machines
:ongst which is one that has the following
es :—it awakens the party in whose sleep-
-it instantly lights a lamp—shews the
and not only makes known at the saute
is commenced, but also in which room ;
formation given, that it is presumed a
to do much injury, where this *atm:Rent
:ors are determined to persevere in using
rs to save life and property from destrue-
'pal motive for raising this Establishment.

mprovement for prevention or extinguish-
irg persons and property, will be cam-
nts in the Country, for the immediate'
o are become Members; and the Mans-
such means, for prevention or for emp-
ires, wtll be attained, that a Sam= or
KILL De sine IN TOT Earewsi TO THI

•URANCE ASSOCIATION has been
ye Office, upon the same beneficial prin.
the savings of the Society to the advantage
11. G. L. BOUTILLIER, Sec.
London, England, 1819-09-14

FOR THE EAST AND
MILLARD'S PATE;
Ne continent pas de ho, mail en
Desirable for its Healthfulness to
Indies, as well as is the Cold Climates,
, ir MILLARD very respectfti
to • and the Nobility, and Families
PATENT CLOTH is sold at his '
OHEAPSIDE,with his own Name,
else whatever, in entire Cases for
Piece, for Gentlemen•' wear and ..
wide Widths for Sheeting, for travelling,
which it is adapted, it never imbibing
Families in the country wishing to
(to prevent the recurrence of other
it,) will have their orders executed
Families returning from abroad
change of climate, and Ladies from
formed, they may exchange India St
greatest advantage, or for the various
linens, Irish Linens of the improved'
Table Linen and Napkins, Russia an%
British Shawls, peculiar to the If
the choicest India. Printed Furniture•,
of new and unique designs, and the -
Dress, both Foreign and British, -
entire Family or Individual Fe-
made.

THE APERIENT Soa,
116" new and elegant P,
advantage of instantly prods
and of being at the same time a mild a
Bile, N:.usea, Acidity on the Stornaci
to those wilose Stomach, from wo-
Epsom and Caelzenham Salts, Ice.
deters rna;ay f:o:n using them. T
medicinal properties of those Salts,
mild a.-.d efficacious, and, being perfe
given to Children, as well as Adults.
Aperient in any other form. The P
an indalgence in the luxuries of the
muchvrine. the common disagreeabl,
In warm climates, they will be .
they correct disordered Bile, without
Sold by the Proprietors, R. Bole
Druggists, No. 4, Chearade, corner
No. 54, Sackville-street, Dublin ;
cipal Booksellers, Druggists, and
the Kingdom. In Boxes, at ss.
N, B. In order to prevent the
bons of these Powders, a F/C.Sitlll
tore is engraved in the label which
London, England, 1819-09-14

PORT OF WEYMOUTH.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

By Order of the Honourable the Commtsai•oers of his Majesty's
Customs, on TUESDAY October Sth, 1819, at Eleven o'clock
in the Forenoon, at the Custom-House, Weymouth,
THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS,
.
viz
POS NO/is consustrrrow :

514 Gallons of Brandy,
509 Gallons of Geneva, and lib. of Tea ;
Which will be put up at the Duties.
Also, Two Oper Boats, with their Materials.
Six Pieces of Rope, and one Anchor.
roa ZITORTATION.

48 Silk Handkerchiefs, 5 Half ditto, 5 Silk ShawLi sad Scarfs,
and 24 Yards of Silk; *hich have been seized and legally
condemned in his Majestfs Court of Exchequer.
The Goods may be viewed, by applying at the Custom-house
two days previous to the Day of Sale only.
London, England, 1819-09-14

LEEDS, SEPTEMBER 12.

A Subscription has been opened here for the relief
of those persons who were so shamefully wounded
and mutilated at Manchester, by the wanton attack
of the yeomanry Cavalry, on the 16th ultimo, and is
likely to be liberally patronized, as all ranks execrate
the conduct of the Manchester Magistrates and
Yeomanry.
Mr. 'HUNT, it is now positively stated, will take
the Chair at the Meeting fox Reform, &c. to be held
upon Hunslet Moor, on Monday, the 20th instant. ,
London, England, 1819-09-14

%:Y CONTRACTS

sriat Department, Treasery Clambers,

10th September, 1819.
,:by given to all Persons desirous
supply his Majesty's Troops that now
,d at Forts George, Augustus, and Wil-
' ; and at Fort Charlotte, with OAT-
-7..EF, for One Year, from the 25th day
.e ith day of October, tB2O, bosh days

.tre to commence on and for the 45th
that Proposals, sealed up and marked
pplics," will be received at this Mice on
th day of this Month, (but none will
c o'Clock on that day); and, if sent by
be paid.
have the Letter annexed to the Tender
Two Persons of known Property, en.
nd with the Person tendering, in the
printed Particulars, for the due Per-
ct ; and no Proposal will be noticed
id Tender, and the Prices expressed in

ntract may be bad upon Application at
hours of Eleven and Five ; and at the
iissary-General Young, at Edinburgh.
London, England, 1819-09-14

CUSTOM-ROUSE, EASTBOURNE.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, .
On MONDAY, the 27th September, 1819, at Eleven o'Clock in
the Forenoon, at this Office,
TINE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
which have been seized and legally condemned, viz.
About 1072 Gallons Geneva, under proof.
94 Ditto Ditto, over proof.
65 Ditto Brandy, legal ►trength for Dealers.
The above Goods will not be sold for less than the Import
Duties, and may be inspected on Saturday preceding, in office
hours, and on the morning of the day of Sole.
Also, the Broken Pieces of the Hulls and Materials of five
Open Boats.
London, England, 1819-09-14

MANCHESTER, SEPTEMBER 12.

Mr. PSARSON continues indefatigable in searching
out the unfortunate objects who were wounded and
mutilated by the sanguinary and intoxicated
on the letia of Ansa*, had is hourly making fresh
discoveries. Already nearly four hundred victims,
tb brutal violence, are enrolled on his list, and, I make
no doubt, by the tittle he has finished his labours, the
unhappy victims will be found to amount to from i
five to six hundred. The population here 'are ex-
tremely indignant at the escape of those whom they
call , and openly vent their feeling% against
,the Grand Jury, who threw out the Bills.
• The muse of Reform has received a greater acces-
sion of strength, by the foolish, head-strong conduct
of the Magistrates and Yeomanry here, within these
few weeks, than it could have attained from the most

strenuous exertions of its ablest advocates in an age.
Mr. HUNT,. tab, is now looked upon with respect by
many who formerly heM him in contempt. So much
for persecution and unprovoked violence.

Lam happy to inform you, that a material im-
provement in trade, has taken place here ; and the
price of Cottons has, consequently, experienced a

considerable advance. Sales have been brisk for
the three last weeks. There has been a great de-
mand for the German and Continental markets,
Should the amendment continue, we may hope that
it will have a beneficial effect, and tend to tali* the
irritated state of the popular feeling.
London, England, 1819-09-14

give a-few ipteresting extracts. The chief object of
the Speech is to explain the fundamental. principles
of the project of a Constitution presented to the Con-
gress, and to spew that it was the best adapted to the
country. He recommended the confirmation of the
Liberty granted to the Slaves, without any restriction
whatever; and a Law for the Division of the National
Property amongst the Defenders of the Country.
He likewise charged the Congress, in the most parti-
cular manner, to turn its serious attention to the
funding of the National Debt, and providing means
for Its speedy extinction.
London, England, 1819-05-18

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS. MAY 17.
Prerions/7 to four o'cleck, the ibuse met far a short thee

and during its sitting,
His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, the Earl of 'lmmo-
singiod, Lord Fonnzs, the Bishop of Persaisotiovos (Dt. Maasn),
took the oath; and their seats. The Reverend Prelate was in-
trodored with accustomed Prelatic formalities.
rhea Lordihips then adjourned till five o'clock, when
Lord KENYON presented a Petition from Manchester
against the CiAholic Claims: several other Petitions for and
against the Catholics were laid on the table.
The Fart of HARROWBY laid on the liable the Resolution'
'b.: intends to move on the Sank Report : they are, with the ne-
cessary alteration of form, a copy of the recommendation is the
P..poit of the Cotr.nittee. They declare the expediency of re-
newing the Hank Restriction Act for a time to he limited ; of
payments by the Dank in gold bullion, at the prorressice pt ices of
£4. 14. i. l9s. trd. and 17s. 101 d.; ;:nd of the repeal of
all the laws against the exportation of gold. They were ordered
to be printed.
In the Ap yenix to tle Lords Rerort on the Dank
Restriction is the following curious documents ; viz.
" Committee of Treasury, t:.d of July, 1518.
" The following letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer
was read, viz.— " Downing-street, lit of July, 1818.
Gzsee.r3ct,N—lt being absolutely necessary that the sum ad-
varoed o of the Consolidated Fund in Ireland fur the public
service 31-tould be replaced to tire credit of the Consolidated
Fined before the close of the present Quarter, and it appearing
pre bable that the payments into the Exchequer will r.ot afford
the rnean3 oi doing it, and of providing for other necessary pay-,
;runt, in s::ch case the only mode in which the same can be
replaced e,11.1 be by an issue of ExCeetrzer-bilLs for that purpose,
whirl! veil :lc+. exceed E 500,000;
" r.riresr, therefore, you will have the goodness; to more
y.)ur Court to couseet to receive such 2.xchequer-bill'ming as mone
due
ids y,
to I,r applied tn;varis payment of the be co
en th.•`ah :aslant.
" : wish let* be understood that t'?..ls advance hi not intended
to int ;ease the permanent advance of the Bank,
but is to be
provided for separately.—l have the. btr.nor to be, entlensen,
" Your most obedient servant, • " N. Vet NS
of FI IA itT.
" The Governor And Deputy nOVeillOr Of !*:`' liara ogland."
" Resolved—'Feat the Cot mtittee eantt-.r. recY:r.r.-.2:-.1 to the
Cosy of Directors so comply with the foregei:
of the
of
0 Resolved—That the apphowioo the Ckar.ce...or
Exchequer cannot be complied with,"
" At a Court of Directors at the Dank, du Tbigsdier the dith
of July, 1818, the GOVErtieof reported, that himself nixed tie
fli-
op uty Governor bad waited upon the Chimechoroftb, Eachequer,
veitk the Resolution' of the Int Court. The Chisic'llor the'
ilschequer said, he was sorry the Court weiv not ireliatal to
advance the £600,000 in the monis properik slim.% there-
for! Wrote the whelp stun 0,11 the tyre.) agreed same.;•.
London, England, 1819-05-18

EAST-J'NDIA HOUSE, May 50519.
THE COURT If DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
to ne EAST-INDIES, de hereby gioe Notice,
That at the GENERAL COURT of the said Company, ap-
pointed m be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, en
WEDNESDAY, the 19th Instant, there will be submitted for
cotlfirmation the Resolutions of the General Court of the 24th
March last, appreeieg the Grant of £4,000 per Annum out of
the General Fee Fund, and £6OO per Annum out of the Com-
pany's Cull, in aid of a Fund for the Benefit of the Widows
and Families of deceased Officers upon the Regular Home Esta-
blishment; the Grant of A5OO per Annum out of the General
Fee Fund, and £5OO per Annum out of the Company's Cash,
in aid of a Fond for the Benefit of the Widows and Families of
deceased Elders, Extra Clerks, and others of the Home Service;
and the Grant to Lieutenant-Colonel Jesus Sstatonzi, the Mi-
litary Secretary for conducting the Military Correspondence
with India, of an addition of £5OO per Annum to his Salary.
Copied of the Plan; for the Establishment of the aid Funds,
together with the Reports required by the By-Laws, now be
open at this House for the inspection of the
Bt ors.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

BAST-171DM MOUSE, May 5,1819.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS srthe UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHAA7'S if ENGLAND trailing
to the EAST INDIES, de hereby give Notice,
That the SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the said Com-
pany, appointed to be held at their House, in Leadenball.street,
on WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, is made further Special,
for .iie purpose of laying before the Proprieton,for their appro.
bation, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 17th of
' March last, grarting to Captain Sir Moisay Maxwati., who
commanded his Majesty's late ship Alceste, the aum of £l5OO,
under the circumstances therein stated.
'lhe Report required by the By-Laws now lies at this House
for the perusal of the Proprietors.
IThe said Coitrt is farther made Special, for the purpose of
layirg before the Proprietors, for their approbation, in confor-
mity- with the 17th Section of the 6th Chapter of the By-Laws,
Resolutio.• of the Court of Directors for the Appointment of
l a chaplain to the Company's Factory at Canton, with a Salary
of 0550 per .Innutn, payable out of the Commission.
JOSE: 11 DART, Secretary.

BANK RESTRIC'TION.
This day were published, in Svo. price fis. boards,
Bg Boosev and Sons, Broad-street, City,
LETTERS of DANIEL lIARDCASTLE
11 to the EDITOR of " THE TIMES" .10I3RN AI.. un the
Subjtct of the BANK RESTRICTION, the REGULATION
of the MINT, &c. with Noce. and Additions.
By RICHARD PAGE.
" 11 est plus wise d'ecrire sur I'argert que es avoir; et ceux
qui en pgnetit sc moquent boaucoup de ceax qui ne say ent qu'en
parler. teOLlAlltr.
London, England, 1819-07-15

WEAVERS OF MONTGOMERYSHIRE.

We are sorry to state that there has been a little
disturbance among the Weavers at Newtown, Mont-
gomeryshire. It appears that the Manufacturers had
it in contemplation, on account of the indifferent
state of trade, to lower the wages of their work-
people, but had come to no determination thereon.
The latter, however, immediately took the alarm.
and began to assemble at different times in the Park;
and, on Saturday last, marched into the town in a
very disorderly manner, and broke the windows
of Mr. J. WILLIAbIS and Mrs. DAvtes.---Symii-
toms of inclination to do farther injury appear-
ing on Monday, the Manufacturers very properly
applied to the Magistrates, who immediately swore
in a considerable number of Special Constables, and
directed them to secure the ringleaders, and also or-
dered a troop of the Montgomeryshire Cavalry to
assemble at Abermule, and hold themselves in readi-
ness at a moment's notice. By the activity of the
Constables, several of the ringleaders were appre-
hended, two of whom were sent off to Montgomery
Jail, and several others concerned have, we are in-
fotmed, decamped, for fear of being taken.
London, England, 1819-05-27

This day was published, In Three Vols. limo.
price £l. ls. boards,
THE VETERAN ; or, MATRIMONIAL FELICITIES.
A Novel.
A married life, to speak the beat,
Is all a lottery confect;
Man's an odd compound after all,
And ever bas been since the fall;
And though a slave in Love's soft school,
In wedlock claims his right to rule !—Corrovr.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Or me and Brown, London.
London, England, 1819-05-27

NEW SATIDE!

In a few days will be published, handsomely printed in One
Volume foolscap octave, and hot-pressed, with a Charac-
teristic coloured Frontispiece, price 6s. in boards,

THE AGE of INTELLECT; or, CleriCal Show=
folk and Wonderful Lay-folk. A Series of Poetical
Epistles between Bob Blazon, in Town, and Jack Jingle, in
the Country. DEDICATED to the FAIR CIRCASSIAN.
With an Introduction and Notes, Critical, Ethical, Satirical,
Physloiogical. Physical, Craniological, and Astrological;
By FRANCIS MOORE, Physician,
Author of the celebrated Work, entitled" Vox Stellarnm ; or,
A Loyal Almanack."
11:} This Work is interspersed with Remarks on the Clerical
Showmen of St. Paul's and Westminster Abbey; Craniological
Bumps, Barristers, liredical Men, the Fair Circassian, the Prince
Regent, the Lord Chancellor, Balloons, Poets, the Cacoethes
Scribendi, Congreve Rockets, Musical Professors and Instrument
.Makers, Civil Engineers, Lectures on Literature and the Sri-
Maces ; Members of Parliament, Blacking-makers, the Coinage,
Dandy Horses, Pugilists, Dr. Herschel! and Astronomers, Book-
sellers, Reviewers Jack Ketch, Mathews the Ventriloquist,
Bank Restriction, Lotteries, Orators, Universities Automaton
Clans-player, Red Snow the Pular Expedition, Royal Society
Sind Academy. Steam Boats, Sheriffs, Agriculturists, Universal
Sumeard of Weight and Measure, Lawyers' Whip, and Wash-
lag Machines.
London : Printed for William Hone, Ludgate-hill.
London, England, 1819-05-27

BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE.

rrHE high Encomiums bestowed by the Mobility
1 and gentry upon the above New Sauce, induces the Pro-
prietors; Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer to the
Public al large a Caution against Imitations, by mentioning,
none can be relied upon as genuine without each Bettie being
sealed under their Firm and Address, and also each Label hav:
ing their Signattre.. The utility and convenience of d.j.; Sauce,
being adapted for all purposei, has caused a great demand foe it,
and its increase of circulation bids fair to equal their much and
long-esteemed • ESSENCE of ANCHOVIL~S.
They respectfully solicit a trial from those who have not used
it, being confident it will give satisfacHen to the nicest palate
Warehouse, No. 107, (cotter of. the
Savoy Steps,) S'IRAND, Loudon.
BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

AS a mild and effectual remedy for all tho ct‘
se
orders which originate In a vitiated action of the liver insi
biliary organs, namely, indigestion, low of appetite, hread-aehosa
heartburn, Satulincies, spasms, coetiveness, affections cliche liver,
&c. &c. It may be asserte.l with the strictest troth, that-DI XDN't
ANTIBTLIOUS PILLS have Met with more stneraXimpte,
val than any other medicine wliateaer. This constitutes their
recommehdatioa to the notice L..f every indiiidual afflicted with
the above comp:amts. 'ittry unite every recommendation of
mild operation with succ:ssful ; and require no restraint
or confinement whatever during their use. In tropical Actuates,
where the cor.sequences of redundant aud vitiated bac are to
prevalent and alarming, they are an invaluable and efficient pet.
tectinn. They are likewise pecuThsrly calculated to correct dis-
orders arising from excesses of the table, w restore the tone of
the stomach, and to remove every complaint occasioned by irre-
rgarity of the bowels.
Sold in Bottles, at ts. Dd. fit: I Is. and Vds. by R. Burt aa and
Sows, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London;
and 54„Sackvillemnreet, Dublin; a<ttd by the principal Boot-
selleis, Druggists, and Medicine Venders throughout the United
Kingdom
London, England, 1819-05-20

DIED.

Friday, at Dublin, Edward Byrne, Esq. late of tionsinol,
father of Miss Byrne, of the Theatre-Royal.
Saturday, at his house its Devonshire-place, John To no, Esq.
in the 73d year of his age.
At lloward Place, near Edinbargb, on the fth instant, Mrs.
Marjory Robertson, relict of Captain Alexander Donald, late of
the 41st Regiment of Ir.vallds, aged 116.
London, England, 1819-05-20

SALES BY AUCTION.

ELEGANT MASSY SILVER AND GILT PLATE,
NEARLY EIGHT ThIGUSA ND OUNCES.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the Rooms, No. is, King-street, St. James's-square, on
Wtoxastsiv, Nay .26, at Twelve,
A TABLE SERVICE of ELEGANT MASSY
CHASED PLATE, the Property of a Gentletnan of
Distinction sear 8000 Outsets.. consisting of Soup Tareens and
Covers Dishes Irons 12 to 1 T inches, Vegetable Ashes Plates,
Sauce floats, Waiters, Gravy and Table Spoons, three and four-
prong Forks, Silver-handle Knives, Cruet Stands Pillar Can-
dlesticks and Branches, a quantity of Grit Dessert Plate, in
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Ice-tmwels, Stc. a handiaine Pla-
teau, in silver mounting, 4 feet 3 long, 1 font S wide, elegantly
finished, and sundry articles of Plated Ware, 'Plate Case, Se.
To be viewed on "Alonday and Tuesday preceding die Sale.
Catalogues may be hut at the Rooms ; and of Mr. Robins, War-
Wiek-street, Golden-square.

By Mr. wAxcriELn,
At Garraeray's Coffee-Thum. 'Mauro-Alley. CorAilf, os
Tursnae. June I. at Tredve cielock. ho Que lots

AVery Elegant FREEHOLD MARINE VILLA,
and RIWITEEN ACRES of LAND, in the Isle of
Wight, called WEST-II I LL, near Cowes, a piacewhich for some
years has been the Residence of Persons of Distinction, and it
is in a perfect .fate of Itkpair. It conantands debghtful Pros-
pects front every part of the Grounds.; and the Mouse consists
of Dining and Drawing-Rooms, Library. and Breakfast-Room
of excellent dimensions, Seven best Bed-goonst, with Declaim-
Rooms, large 6anAtos, llotisokeeper's and Butler's Rooms,
Servanse-Hall, god every Domestic Office, with Bud-Rooms
over ; detached are Two Stables, a Double Coach-House, Itar-
mess-House, and Yard, and a Wailed Garden of Three Casertits
of an Acre. Immediate pociession may be bad. The Fixtures
to be taken at a Valuation, and the Furniture, if agreeable to
the Purchaser; if not, a right will be reserved to Sell it by Auc-
tion on the Premises.

- -------
To be viewed by Tickets only, which may be had of Mr.
Land-Surveyot, No. 42, Pall-mall, and Descriptive
Particulars had of him • at Garraway's • of Messrs. Burley,
Moore, Lake, and Burley, Solicit Ors, Lincoln's-Inn '• of Messrs.
Clarke, Sewell, and Hearn Newport, Isle of Wight; and Mr.
Weller, Chichester. A Map of the state, a Plan of the House
and Offices, and a Draw ins of the House, may be seen at Mr.
Wakefield's.