KENT's PATENT IMPROVED UN...
The Times, 1824-06-12T00:00:00

ENT's PATENT IMPROVED UNION HORSE BRIuSIL-Tresebrushes awhich are entirely different to any hf eirto offered to the pubilc, re so decidedly superior In principle as to convince at irst sight the rost Incredulous. By their peculiar arrangement they at one action remove the dirt or dandri1r, and polish the surface, at the saim time leaving the most beautiftil gloss on the eoat that can be imagined. Observe, none are genuine that are not stanped on the back of the brusb, IKent's Patent Improved Union." To be had. retail, of aU the principal saddlers, turners, ald vendcrs of. brw.hss in the kingdom; and wholesale at IV. Kent brush manufactory. Great MarlborouSl)street? Bj T, a&U 0. 4ezWt%, facon, qu, A1dirsqa*ztret. EAST - DIA lAJS U $A6 . TiTE, Co&rt of Directors of the VliW cor' J_Merchants of En land trAdIng to t e dldlii . ee notUco,that aSPECIAL GENERXL COUR of, sttlio iiY{l will be held at thls House, on Nondath In the forenoon, for the purposo ol I fgreeRbly to the provlslonofthe4thbectiolsofthet jdf&hV Blawfs draftof aBill nonr beforo Parliamlent. for trt nj(errlng w~l RaSt InAls Company certaiu possessloni newvl,v eqSar Im*llf Fe :Se Indies, under a treatv bletween Ills MajeesT the Rling ot Great Hritstin ansd His Maiesty the kinge of thc Netherlands, signed in London oza the 17th of Marchla 1st. Drnft of the sabid bUll,w:th a vspy of the treaty, nd of two Notesexehangedhy the Pleniotentiarlesof the two Ponwtes DD the day of slgning the trwaty, rre open for the information of thc Proprietors. JOSEPH DAltT, Secretary. WEST INDID. DOCK COMIPANY. 7EiHE Court of Directors of the West India Dock Com- 1E.. pany hereby giVe notice, that the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said ComPeny tVill he SliUT on Saturday, the 12th Instant, and OPEN .gain on Saturday. the IOth July next. H. LONGLANDS, Sec. ;i Wlest Ir.dle Dock House. June 4. 1824. EQUITABLE ASSURANCE OFFICE. -- Special General Court of thlis Socicty will be holdeas A aitre on Tlenrsday, the 17th of June, and also another Special uourt on Frlday, the 25th of June ina3t -atIl o'clock precisely. WILLIAMI MORGAN, ActuaLry UNION ASSURANCE OFFICE, Corrilll, InstitUted in theReign of Queen Anne, A.D. 1714. TN both Departments, Fire and Life, thgi. Injured, by the i system of tbis Company, participates lu the profilts rverY 7 year.s: The tire profits for the last,7 years wrere 25 per cent. anud a permanent tpiltal hasbeen subscribed by a numerous body of proprietors to. prevent the Insured being lIable for the lasses-of others. The life premiums, for 1 and 7 years insurances, are reduced generaIly 20 per Lent. THOM.NAS LtWiS, See. - The Weste= Office Is No. 70, alker-Street, Portmali-square, and tbe dire engine station adjoins, wvhere assistaune ruay bc had at all hours of the night. LhOOD HORSES,-To be SOLD, the following f0 TWO HIORSES, thoproperty of the br teder:-lst. A Ray,41orse. 15 hands 3 inches high, 5 years oldt. 2d. A Chcstnut Geldinge thorough bred, 15 hands 2 inches high. bUntit sound and untried. Likewise, the same property, two thorough bred stalons, of the best blood. Inquire for partIculars at Mr. Ham's Uverystables, Gray'ys-ius- lane-road. ORSE, STANffOPE, and HARNESS. - or a fast goinT MARE, 15 hands high, with Stanhope and Harness, ali ir Eeod con: Itlon. The stanhope is painted lake. and ined writh claret, brass eaps to vheels, worthy the attentIoni of any person in want of such. The property of a gentlemnau halving no fur- theruse for it. For catds Of address apply at 12, Rathbone-place, Oxford-street. O he SO)LD, a handsome BRIGHT CHESTNUT 1 AIAIE, wvarranted sound, ?ising f6 years old, 15 hanzds and xi half high, free from ice, fast In all tter paces, and steady torideor- drive. Price 401. Also a 4-wheel Chaise, wvIth dickeey behi1rd,.and: harness, (wvhich she has been accustomedi to drawv,} may be lead if required. Apply, betw een the hours of 11 and 4, at 11, Tavistoek:- street, Covent-garden.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fORSES,just arrived from Rugele '_.-W. DICKIIN- SON 1 begs ton iform Gentlemen and the Public, thathebasthig day got home from Rtugeley fair a large LOT of yo,ung and trell selected HORS9S, consisting of hunters, roadsters, stabhopeandeabri- olet horses, whose shape and superior action vUil bear the, most strict exnmination; all wrtranted sound ansi nayhe tried. W. Dlelainsom begs to assure his cuatonlerseho are fond of superhir action, thatthey cannot fail suitiogteniselves with horses with aetion equal to their expeclations by applying early.at his stablem.next to l80,Oxford-street_ I TRADESMIAN's PROPERTY.-For SALE, a neat; ' COBi, 14 hands high, S years old: *vould be valuable for a gen- tleman to ride and drive, having been used for both purposes b3r Its owner from a colt; wvith saddle and bridle: price 27 guineais. Also a Gray Pon, 12 hands high, 7 years old; has been used to, carry the owner's son, a lad, and at times to draw a girdert chair: price, with saddle and brldle, 15 guineas. The ow ner wilt exchange with a gentleman or tradesmas for a strong horse to drsar a chaise cart. The aboive wvill be warranted. .)ppl, at the Dairy. yard, Bromley-piace, Conway-street, London-street. Fitzroy.sqnare. JusT ARRIVED fronm the COUNTRY, at the Horse i Bazaar, King-street, Portyman-square, a select STOCK of voungi fresh HORSES ; consisting of 4 very clever hunters, extremely treie bred, niasters of great weight, fast fin their paces, and excellenit leapers, 2 of them are famous stanhope horses. A lady's horse, tho. rough bred, well broke, and a superb figtire. Two extraordinary clever bach-s, and a pair of brown horses by Sultan, thley are own bro. therg, Sand 6 yearsold. an excellent matelh ar.d have been driven to. getber. Nos. 2C23, 2624, 2625, 2626, 2627, 2628, 2629, 2630, 2631, .and 2632. YWqHE folloing fast POST COAOH HORSES will be ,L SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. DIXON, at his Repository, In Mar. bican, oni Tuesday, June 15. at 12 o'clock precisely. 8 horses and her. ness, wvorking the Ricsmans4worths enacb, with a shl:re of the coach ; 1i hnrses, working tho Stroudwvater coacei, wMIt 2 sets of harness, nearly newv; 12 horses, working the Farringdon coach, with 2 sets of harness and 22 very suiperior horses, off the Oxford egoach, in fdlle condition, with their harness. The albove 54 horsesbhave *cen worl- Ilig into the Bell and Bull cochyards, Holborn. are without Cxchange os addition, and positidely sold without rererve-. T& be viewed 2 days prior to the sale. . RENTRlENAN having TlHREE beautiful HORS9 to DiSPOSE? OF, takes this method of descrIbing thenm:-Ist if one of theharndsomest Dapple GrayGeldings in the kingdom.,thoroug'a bred, get by Cmuilhlts. etauds 15 hands 2 inches high, nmaster of 14 ;tone. and no more th:n 6 years old. 2d. A beauxtiful Blood Mey Gelding. 15 hands 1 Inch high, ma3ter of 14 stone, is nearly thoreught bred, got by Walton, and no more thati 5 years old. 3d. A beautiful Dark Brown Gelding. without white, got by Sorcerer, nearly thorough bred, stands 15 hands 2 inches high, snaster of 15 stone, and -s 5'ear old. Theaboye horses arc good hunters and roadsters, and for ti bury or stanbep- horses they are not to be e,ualled, belng such lic figures r'ith superior action to most horses. Thneyarewarrantedsound, any trial vill be allowed, and the owner personaUy treated writh, whlo parts with them for no fnult, but under peculiar elrcinmstanc2s, an4 will sell them a great bargain. To be seen ait 4, Newman-mew., Castle-street, Newman-street, Oxford-street. ERINO SHEEP'-To be seen at Tattersalls, and SOLD by Private Contract, a few RAMS of the pure blond, selected for the length as well aflneneesof the vool, the staple being long enough for combing. also the size as welU as improved form of thelr careas,. Ilrcd by Chas- C. Western,esq. t LOERNEY COWS andl Suffolk Polled Covws. - . h FOWLERt, Little BusheY Farm. near Stanmore, Middlesex. ra- soetfully Infor ns the Nobility and Gentrv. he Is Just returned trocO the islans with two cargoes of ALDERNEY and GUERNSE Y COWS young, and In fine condition, varranced good and rich milkers:; handsome choice of Suflolk polled cows constantly on vale. Sent to any distance by careful drovers.