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BARNES will SELL by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, on Friday. January 24, at Twelve, a KKEEHOLD OHOUXO RENT of 15 a year, arising from four well-built dwelling houses and promises, with large gardens, in the Kent-road, tho rack rental presumed to be 160 per annum, Particulars of Mr. Barnes, 33, Fcnchurch-street and at the Auction Mart. Annuity payable from Money in the Funds. R.
BARNES is instructed by the Assignees of T. G. Webb to SELL by AUCTION, at tho Auction Mart, on Friday, January 21, at Twelve, without rcssvve, tho LIFE INTEREST (now in possession) of the said T. G. Webb, aged 3-i years, in tho Dividends and Interest arisin? from 1,360 Reduced Annuities, standing in the names of two trustees, under and by virtue of a aettlement sanctioned by the Court of Chancery.
Particulars had of Mr. Hodgkinson, solicitor, Bell-yard, Doctors' Commons; and of Mr. Barnes, S3, Fenchurch-street. Clanham-road. Two Residence, with Gardens.
R. BARNES is directed bv the Mortgageis SELL by AUCTION, at tho Auction Mart, on Friday, Jan. 24, at Twelve, a long LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, Portland-plan' North, Stockwell, eligible for a small investment, consltting of 2 nc.it d. tached cottago residences, with large nailed gardens, each containing eight rooms, fitted up with fixtures; held for 81 yearB, at a ground rent. Particulars at the Swan, Stoekwe!) of Mr.
Surr, solicitor, 80, Lombard-street; and of Mr. Homes, Feiiclwrch-strcot, Ha mpstead. Copyhold Houses. R. BARNES is directed by the Mortgagees to SELL by AUCTION, at tha Auction Mart, on Friday.
January 24, at Twelve, a desirable small property, situate on the summit of Hollvbush-hill, and close to the High-streel, Hampstead. compriBing TWO DWELLING HOUSES, three stories in height, let to J. Wheeler and W. Ptowbo, at 40 a year, copyhold of the manor of at tho principal inns in the village; of Mr. Surr, solicitor, 80, Lombard-street; and of Mr.
Barnes, 38, Fenchurch-street. Worthing, in tho county of 8usiex. QUALLETT is honoured with instructions from the Executors of Mr. John Johnson, with the consent of the Mortgagor, to SELL by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, THIS DAY, January 0, nt Twelve, in two lots, two FREEHOLD HOUSES, being Nob. and 10, in South-street, Worthing, of a substantial character and attractive appearance, admirably adapted for business, being in tho very centre of Ihe town, and are let (No.
lOon lease) to highly respectable tenants, at rents producing per annum a clear income of 92. May bo viewed with leave of the tenants; and particulars had at the Nelson Inn, Worthing; 8hlp Hotel, Brighton Star Inn, Lowes of Thos, J. Foord.EBq., solicitor, Pinners'-hall, Old Broad-street, London and of Mr. ftuallett, 28, Parkor's-row, Ber-mondsey, London. Periodical Sale of Reversions, Advowsons, Life Intercut, Life Policies, Shares in Public Undertakings, Established in 1803.
ESSRS. SHUTTLEWORTH and SONS re- snectfulfv inform the public that forty years' experience having proved the classification of this species of property to be extremely advantageous and economical to vendors, and equally satisfactory and convenient to purchasers, tlio PERIODICAL SALES of reversionary interests, policies of insurance, tontines, debentures, advowflons, next presentations, all securities dependent upon human life, shnres in dockB, canals, mines, railways, and all public undertakings, will be continued through 1815, as follow: Friday, Feb. Friday, March 7 Friday, April Friday, May 2: Friday, June 0: Frhlay, July 4 Friday, Annual 1 Friday, September 5 Friday, October Friday, nnd Friday, December 5, 28, Poultry, December 6, 1844. Seven Hundred cholco Pictures, Drawings, Prints, kc. ESSRS.
DEBENMAM and STORR will SELL, at timir Rooms, King-street, Covent-garden, THIS DAY, January 0, and following day, at Eleven, a selection of fino PICTURES, including specimens of tho following, with other Masters Cuyp Sir J. Reynolds Nnsmyth Georgiona Du Jardin Murlllo Watteau Lariese Rubens Vermuelon Metzer Titian Mleris Corrcggio Wouvermans Itottcnhauter Dielricht Rembrandt, and Zuccharelll. Morland Breughel Landseer Domiuichlno Hogarth To Builders, Carpenters, and Others. One Hundred and Forty-five Elm Trees or largo dimensions and prime quality, reiiod and Ivlns in the Fields, with tho Butts. fa*gsols.
aud Stackwood. K. WAKUiiJN resppCTiiuty announces that, ho will SELL the above by direction of E. R. Adams.
at Elmer Farm, Beckenham, near Sydenham, on Thursday, January 28, ot Eleven for Twelve precisely. May be viewed upon application to Mr. Brown, the bailiff, at tho farm, of whom catalogues may be obtained and also ot tho White Hart, Bromley George, Beckenham Greyhound, Croydon aud Sydenham atGarnt-wnys and of Mr. Warren, land and timber surveyor, Islcworth. Purchasers are requested to meet at the Farm-yard, Elmer's End, Beckenham.
Trains by the Croydon Railway arrive at ten, eleven, and twelve, from London-bridge, at the Anerley-f lation, Penge Com" ruon, which is about twenty minutes' walk from the Farm. Wines of tho Rev. E. Clifford, deceased. R.
SMITH has received instructions from the Executors of the deceased to SELL by AUCTION, without reserve, TO-MORROW, Jan. 1U, at Twelve, a small but very choice cellar of WINE, comprising 24 dozs. Port, very old, in bottle; It! doz. pints ditto, 24 doz. ot very choice gold coloured Sherry, 12 doz.
of Malaga, and 8 doi. ol Brandy and Whisky, also SfiO cases of very rplendid Port, bottled in Oporto, pink and pale Champagne, sparkling Hock, Claret, and other wines, with a few lots of other property. The whole may be viewed, nnd the wines tasted at the time of Bale; catalogues at tne auction mart, ana oi tne Auctioneer, so, Throg-roorton-street. Three valuable Polices of 1,000 each, in tho London Life Association. ESSRS, WILKINSON are instructed by the Assignees (with the concurrence of the Mortgagees) of Messrs.
Johnson and Mann to SELL by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, January 17, at Twelve, three old P0LICIE8 of 1,000 each, on tho life of a gentleman now in his 75th year, In the London Life Association, annual premium 16 18s. Co. Particular may bo had ef Messrs. Stevens, Wilkinson, and Satchell, fl, Queen-street, Cheapside; W. Murray, London-street, Fenchurcli-Btreet; John Follett, official assignee, Sambrook-court, Basing-hall-street at the Auction Mart; and of the Auctioneers, Ludgate- hllL Greek-street.
Household Furniture, double-action Pedal Harp, fit-octave Cabinet Pianoforte, some Champagne, kc. ESSRS. FOSTER and SON are directed by the Executor to SELL by AUCTION, at the Great Room. 14. Greek-street, Soho-aquare, on Saturday, January 11, at Twelv precisely, uoeful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removod from Park-lane; including Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, fenders and Irons, curtains, chairs, sofas, dining tables, a sideboard, six-feet mahogany French bedstead and bedding, chests of drawers, wash stands, glasses, open and glazed bookcases, an eight-light lustre, tirawing-room furniture, a pianoforte, a double-action pedal harp, cut class, dessert sets, lamps, chimney glasses, and 24 dozens of very good Champagne.
On view lo-morrow; and catalogues had tit the offices, 14, Greek-street, and 64, Pall-mall. fjinO be" SOLD by" PUBLIC AUCTION, pur- suant to an Order of tho High Court of Chancery, made In the cause of Peach v. Plgou," with tho approbation of Andrew Henry Lynch, the Master to whom the Bald cause stands referred, some time in the month of February next, of which duo notice will be given, the NEXT PRESENTATION to the RECTORY of IDLI-COTE, in the county of Warwick, situate 2 miles from Shipston-on-Stour, 14 from Warwick, 12 from Banbury, 11 from Chipping Norton, 10 from Stratford on-Avon, 30 from Oxford, and 84 from London. The tithes liavo beon commuted for a rent charge of 300 per annum, and which rent charge is paid in one 6ura by the solo landowner in tho parish, subject to rates and taxes, averaging about i'20 per annum. Tho land tax redeemed.
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-i' Vi la POSTPONED for the present. Due notice of the day 0, given. 8, Lancaster-place, Strand, Jan. 8, 1845. Norland-square, Notting-hill, Middlesex.
LcasthoiJjr--N Ocrunation or Investment. tr! ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK will SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's. nn iTM- January io, wiwcuc, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, for occupation or investment, consisting of a substantial, built private residence, cngioiy situate, ana Being- x0, -land-square, Notting-hill, containing every accomme'diu! genteel family, and held for a term of ninety. uin years 1 summer.
1812. at a ground rent. To be I on i th' Ii' had at the Casile, Kensington of Messrs. Campbell and licitors, Essex-street, Strand at Garraway's; and tit orotuer, uiarK, ana ijycsuuicea, i.ain-i,MKc-iJiiicp, mrnuii, Rent Charge of and 60 per annum; also 0J Turnnika Bonds, and Redeemed Land-tai ESSRS. FAREHROTHER, CLARK, nro instructed to SELL, at l)tiLT und'T tho will of CHARLES LATE DUKE OF NORFOI.if In Loti, A RENT CHARGE OF.
116 PER ANNUM, being the sum payable In lieu of the great liihtj of tt ri. Leigh, In the county of Surrey, A RENT CHARGE OF 80 PER AS.Vrja payable inlieu of the tithes of tlie parish of Rudgwick, of Sussex. -ft BONDS AMOUNTING TO .2,23,, SECURED 0: TURNPIKES; FIVE SHARES IN THE WEY AND ARI'N and five Croydon ditto, and a land-lax ol ticulars are preparing, and may be had, 21 days prior D. Stodman, solicitor, Horsham, Kusiex; of siein nillton, and Fews, solicitors, Henriella-streot, Cveatti' Messrs. Farcbrother, Clark, and Lye, 0, and at Garraway's.
v-- 1 To Distillers and Others. Hieh-street, ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, have received instructions to SELL, needav, January 29, at Twelve, tlie CAPITAL FREEHOLD, newly erected, RECTIFYING DISTILLERY, with all necessary and substantial buildings for (Tr.iuc!:.. cern of the flat magnitude, together with the r-'," 1 SUPERIOR PLANT, fitted on the most approved mortem principle, with a. CAPITAL RESIDENCE in tho front of High-street, Whitechnpol.
Possession To be vicwod, and particulars had of I. J. Wuihen, Bedford-square; oftf. II. Walker, Esq, architect ami Carlton-chambers, Regent-street; at Ganavfat's: alV Farebrother, Clark, and Lye's oflkes, 0.
Lancasrer-nhcv, Well secured Annuity ol 100 during tlie lifo of a ttenjjj-; year of his ag'-1, whose lih is HnnTinTiirnTi t.i win ticijij, at urarniuy is on uuin st.j, Twelve (unless an acceptable olVcr is prcuonsly made lr 'v Contract), AN ANNUITY OF ONE HUNDRED payable during the lifo of a gcntlemin now in the age, beintt a legacy under a will, and secured ny: freehold tslatus, and a large sum of tr.cii-y in fun.1., the names of highly respectable i-, uwi aiso a policy of assurance effected on tho Hie of in tlie English and Scottish Assurance may be had at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Farei-other, cvj" Lye, fl, Lancaster-place, Strand. Kent, in the Garden of England. Important Freehold Mansion, huely undulated and iuuler-rd ftitk. Grounds, Gardens.
ai.d Forms, with eonvenieu Acres of rich Land, Hop sn.l Fruit Ganieiu. Kith i Medway running through the estate, uitd about iijiie t- If Railway Station. Is. -lajr ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, 1TJL are instructed by tho noMe Proprietor to TIO', at Garraway'6, in a short time, in one or mnrr Lots, DISTINGUISHED FREEHOLD and partly Titlu-L-o land-tax rudcemed) called BAB HAM COURT ESTATE, i ftituiito within an easy ot Maidstone, Roc'iiUt, TutV Sevenouks, and nearly thirty miies from London, t'K capital brick and atone mansion, seated upon a fine and bai.il.
ls and commanding extensive and uimitcrrupttd views ofthe r.y. If. ing pk-tnresque conntry (including tlia river Modtvay, ffhij through the estate, and with the park nnd lands forms a htu portiunof that part of tlia county of Kent correctly Garden of England. The mansion is approached from tjr road, through ilio park, by handsome lodge entrances, 'i'k-eminently distinguished from tho beauty of tho situation ai position of the sronrds in a finely undulated park, nnd paling, and ornamented by a piece of tvater stored tv'h'i fall, h1 almost matchless beauty and variety. Th grounds arj Hvpu with crcat tjate in a splendid Inwn, ornaments I witli c(ls other tree 6 fratherititf io Die ground, numerous flowering and other thmis, jr (ensure grounds, tions, witl) extensive tri.trcuca walss, winaim? thrown tic di-tance of nearly two suitably placed fire gardens, with conservatory, hot and ereim houses, f.iw and bailiff' dwelling, farm-buildings, ice.
Also iidt.cj.-i;:,: lands in hand) SEVERAL CAPITAL FARMS, with superior residences, and ail suitable agnculiural 1. known as Hall Pla.e, Garden, Teston, Bow-liill, and Walnut Tree Farms, It-t io 1 ihly who aro under notice to quit, nt Minhae'mas next. The containing ACRES of very rich ineadow, pasture, and arable lands, fruit hoo trardens, aid woodlands. Also Die Manor of Nettle. quit rents, To be viewed by application to Mr.
IkUii, estate, aud rartieulars had of Mews. Bridges and Maon, Rod Lion'Souaru; and at Messrs. Farebroilier, 'j offices, 9, Lancaflier-place, Strand. Annuities and Policies, ESSRS. FARE BROTHER, CLARK, au will iiiihu by AUCTION, at liarraway'c, on Jan, 1.
by direction of the Assignees, and free from auction several ANNUITIES oi 24, S3, 32 and ta ISs, valuable old policies on thelivesof the grantors of fire old rolicfcs or assiirince, upon advanced. k.m Palladium, and Imperial offices, with considerable bonusc-i thfK.I and a post obit bond tor tha sum of 500, payable on th-1 eitr, gentleman aed 74 years. Par Lieu la rs may be had anv day tne sate of Wrssrg. Pickenncr, t-muh, Touipson, ana i'lcKinug dtova, Stone-buildings, LincoIuVinn William Tcrquaud, tr official assignee, Old Jewry-ehamueri of riark-: Rowkes, iOlicUovs.Gray'n-inn-square; ut Garraway's; and a'. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye's offices, Lancaster-place, Strand, Convhold Estate.
Battersea. Surrev. let at 70 per annum. "Mf ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, IV: will Shut, at Garraway's, on Wednesday, Twelve, by direction of the Executors of Edmund E-.
ceased, a valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, held of the manor of Batttrssa, cotijLEisimz an tlcanf jfothle villa residence, called The Priory, with coach iio iSr stablinir, pleasure ground, green house, aiid pardon; the tainir.s ab'ut two acre, and now in the occupation of James Go: on lease, of which ten years are unexpired, at a cHr only 70 por annum. Particulars are preparing, and may vry sr-' be had (when tlie estate mav bo viewed bv leave of tho tonar; Messrs. Francis and Son, solicitors, Monument-yard; at and at Messrs. Farcbrother, Clark, and Lye's, 6, Strand. Freehold Estate, Mitcham, Surrey, producing 82 10s.
ir an JiSSKS. AHEBHOTH JKH, CLAKK. wi Will SEL.L, DV AUCTION, nt liarraffav rf. OH wfcULtr- WAr- 9S. 'At TWlvo in Into A FREEHOLD ESTATE, it consisting of tliree cottage residences, vrah gardens, Mitchen, In the county of Surrey, let to respectable ter.anu amounting to JS62 10s.
per To be viewed by permission of tlie tenants particular; hal Kind's Head, Mitcham; of Andrew Van Sairiau, solicitor, King-street, Clieapside at Oavraway's; and at the ofttcoa of 51 Farebrother, Clark, and fl, Strand. Leasehold. Kstatc-s, Seiners-town, near the terminus of the IteW ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, will SELL bv AUCTION, at Garrnway's. on Wrfw.
January 20, at Twelve, in two lots, bv direction of tlia Estt'iW. the late Mr. R. Jiingley, A LEASEHOLD ESTATE. consisting of Nos.
1 and 2, on the east side ef Little Dnmnv- street, Euston-square, let at rents nmoutlng ti 50 vet held for fit) unnvi.ti.nd 111: cnoro (Trn.md-riillt 1 iCi-3 and 10, Drummond-cresent, let at rents amounting to annum, and held for an unexpired term of yers, at a rent of i'6 per annum for each house To bo viewed by www of the tenants anil particulars had of Messrs. Valance toA) solicitors, 21, Essex-street, strand at Garraway's anuJitt'H'; of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, ti, Mortgage Debt fori80t), amply" lecured aTid tarring intew ESSRS. i'AREBROTHER, CLARK, havo received instructions to SELL bv AUCTION, at 'f' lawny on Wednesday, Jan. iw, at Tivelve.
ny airccn.ru Mortsanees and Assienees of Mr. William Bromley, and 1M- auction duty, a DEP.T of 800, btirius inte'f1 per cent, per annum, amply secured upon leasehold tsuie. Xos. 47, 48, and 49, Great Jaraos-street, Lisson-grove, lotto resizable tenants at rente amounting to 135, and held for an na term of 75 years at a ground rent. Particulars may be Messrs.
Pickering, Smith, Tompson.andPicfcerinc, solicitors buildings, Lincoln's-inn; of Messrs. WounBoy and Gray, f), Staple-Inn; of William Turnuand, official ajsUr.ee, '-( vmiiiiuera, vmi ui uairaway uitu hi. Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, 6, Lancaster-piere, strand- FreehoM Esture, Welton-streer, Lonir-acre. ESSRS.
FAREBROTHER, CLARK, will SELL by AUCTION, Garrawav'a. on January 29, ot Tivelve, the VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a brick-built dwelling house with larga spaca of ivi the rear, and a swimming bath supplied by a medicated prU" known as Queen Ann's Baths, situate and No. 3, Old Belt street, having a frontage to tlie new line of street leading from Uw acre to Holborn, and forming a direct communication between tw northern and southern parts of London, in the occupation ot Ellom, whoso leBse expires at Michaelmas-day next, at the low rit. of tiQ per annum. May be viewed hy permission of tiie tonsstj nt Garrjiwnv's- and nt ftio nfflnna nf Hfnaapo TTornhr.tlinr.
Clark, 8 Lye, 6, Lancaster-place, Strand. Modern Furniture, brilliant Chimney Glasses, AsminsiT an. Turkey Carpets of largo dimensions, Pnir of Globes, Orm Chandeliers, Library Bookcaso, China and Glass, 30 dozens eli East India Sherry, and numerous Effects, partly removed f'" ESSRS. OXENHAM and SONS will by AUCTION, at Ihelr Rooms, ass. nn'rd.
treet the Pantheon), TO-MORROW, at Eleven for Twelvo precisely. modern FURNITURE, including four -pott and Parisian beast" with chlntj and damask hangings and bedding comolete witp1 wardrobes, drawers, a rosewood drawing room suite in cri'ot and a ditto in blue silk, pair of cheffoncers, pair of tables, handa gilt Louis XIV. console, brilliant ciiimney and pier glasses, ''ani' some ormolu chandeliers, a Turkey carpet of noble dimension being 23 ft. by 15ft. two elegant Axminster ditto, suites of win curtains, dining room and library cbairs in morocco, couches sn'J library cliairs, eight-feet wingedlibrary bookcase, writing table, expensive Parisian ditto, telescope dining tables, pedestal sidetio3' sarcophagus, dinner waggon, pair of eishteen-inch globes, din'-11? room lamps, plated articles, ornamental and useful china si SO dOTnn vem ohniA V.nat Inflift Aliovv llin Kasnmptlt I33 cullinary utensils, and numerous effects.
May be viewed this liJ' and morning of sa'fr, and catalogues had. Stock of Books and CoDvriebti). R. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, his Great Room. 192.
Picet-slreet fcorncr of lane), on Saturday next, January 11, and thres following Half-past Twelve, by order of the the bound and 1" stock of BOOKS, copyrights, of James Maynard, of street, Haymarket, bookseller (a Including a valaao collection of modern works in every branch of literature, elemenjflf-and school books, and shares of copyrights in popular sum publications. To he viewed catalogues had of P. Johnson, l-'- official assignee, 20, Basinghall-street; Messrs. Fry, Loxley, and solicitors, su, (jneapsme; ana at the place of sale. Prinie and published at the Office, No.
832, Strand, in the of St. Mnry-le-Strand, in tho coiir.tv of Middlesex, by He" William Wills, of No. 33, Grett Queen-street, fields. In the parish of St. Giles-in-the-flalds, in the Mtddteiaxj Printer, ea Thursday, January 9, 1515, tc a st i material now in use, and at prices to suit all parties.
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each, containing sufficient for 16 persons; comprising the calli-patsch, callipee, and other prime parts of the turtle. It will keep good for years, and it is infinitely better, cheaper, and more convenient to tlie consumer, with printed directions that any cook can follow. To be procured at the Agents, HEDGES and BUTLER, Italian warehousem*n, 155, Regent-street, London. On reoeipt of a Post-office order it will be promptly forwarded to any part of the country. FOTESGR AS IN CRUST, received at MOREL'S, 310, Piccadillv, and an increased variety of articles for the table FOIES GRAS FRAIS i FAIRE les SANTES aux TItUFFES, Strochini di Milnno, fromage de Roquefort, beurre de Prevalais, cliarcuterlc do Strasbourg en saucissons ordinaires et triiffcs, jambons roules cuits, et lnngues fourres, marrons du Luc, fresh Perigord truffles, dindes truffees, game and foies gras pates aux truffes, in handsome tureens, Westphalia chaps, Strasbourg bacon, Spanish and Westphalia hams, and the suitable condiment to the three last, the moutarde de Dijon, Frankfort sauerkraut, newly preserved sardines tin boxes, fresh caviare in small kegs, tunny fish iri oil, a'tes farcies aux anchoies, Severn smoked salmon, Lyons and bologna sausages avee et sans ail, Hambro' beef for grating, boars heads, small sizes, Yorkshire pies in a variety of tureens, polled dime, adapted for spreading on dry toast, potted char, rillettes de Tours, tutti quanti.
mHE'DIAMONliTGRAPE SHERRY, Vino viejo de Xercz. The Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry are respectfully informed that the first parcel of this superior WINE has recently been imported bv Messrs. VICKERS, PLAISTED, and of 10, Cooper's-row, Tower-hill, London. It oan be procured ef Ihsin, in cases of three dozens each, at 42s. per dozen bottles, case aiid carriage to any town in England included and of their Agents upon tile same terms; who have also single dozen cases at and sampln bottles 4s.
each, boltle included. Aganclw can be obtained. TOrODGSON and ABBOTT'S PALE JEL.M- This highly celebrated Boer, which has been held in sucn high repute in India for nearly a century, and is so strongly recommended by the faculty in this country to invalids and others for its tonical properties, can be procured only by orders, addressed to E. ABBOTT, Bow Brewcrv his city office, 08, Gracechurch-Btrcct; or from Duncan Liddle, 67, Princes-street, Leicester-square. ASS'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE, at 8s.
jier and 83s. per 18 gallon cask. FIELD, WARDELL, niipo aftov trooi ftttpntimi to hnttlinff this mucn namirea ALK, can now oiler it to their friends and the public in tho highest state ot perroctlon. Light Ales lor summer use, olwh mu ton Ales, London and Guiness's Dublin Stout, Cider and Perry, together with their Foreiftn Wines and Spirits of a very superior class. Pale and Burton Ale, Stout, and Porter, i casks of 18 gallons.
ii, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. and EAST INDIA PALE ALE. JO CHARLES HALSON, wine merchant, and appointed to Buss and of Burton, begs to inform his friends and the public he 1ms a STOCK of this celebrated ALE, now in fine condition, both in quart and pint bottles, and 111 casks or la gallon each. As ulso Barclay's Stout, Burton and Alloa atrong Ales, and ohoic selection of Po'reiitn Wines 8, Croas-Btreet, Finaburr. rm A CARRIAGE FREE.
a. In consequence of facility of railroad conveyance, we have made arrangements with the principal carrying establishments to do-liver free oi uxpenso, which arrangement extends only to those orders that exceed olb. weight ol TEA. MANSELL and 2, Bucklersbury, Cheapside. OEOPLE mindful of economy will do well to JST observe that the East India Tea Company aro supplying six pounds of cilhor black or green TEA lor six pounds ol cattee for and other descriotions ol teas and coffees at prices pro.
portion to their respective qualities. Offices, 8, Great St. Helen's Churchyard, Bishopsgate. aTiOALS. LARGE ARRIVAL.
WARD and 1 SCARBOROUGH'S Price is For best Stewarts. Hettons, and Lnmbtom (screened), 20s. 6d. small from ditto, IBs. best West Hartleys, for bakors, 25s.
Od. (cash). Honduras Wlmrf, Bank- side, Jan. 4, 1821. FALCON COAL WHARF, Bankside, South-wark.
WILLIAM and JAMES HORNE. COAL and co*kE MERCHANTS, find it necessary to advertise their address, it having been accidentally omitted in the i'ost omca, Directory. OULD CANDLES to BURN WITHOUl SNUFFING. KEMPTON'S PATENT. THESE CANII1B8 Ann sow greatly improved, and do not require snuffing; they burn longer and arc choaper than nny other candle the Annie is steady and brilliant.
No metallic or deleterious matter is usea in tne main, facturo. Price M. ner lb. Sold bv G. E.
Parish, agent for exporta. lion, 57, Upper Thames-street, City by all grocers nnd oilmen and at the manufactory, Old Bargehonse, Christchuvch, Surrey. HANDLE NOTORIETY. W. S.
HALE'S SUPERB COMPOSITE CANDLES, lOd. por requiring no snuffing, on comparison and trial are allowed to surpass all others of the present day for beauty and brilliancy of light. There is no patent for composite candles, neither will those called patent burn so long a time by houre as the tine waxed wick tallow moulds, or Is the light equal. Sold for cash at DAVIES'S old established warehouse, 63, St. Martln's-lane, opposite tho New Slaughter's Coflce- house.
1 DAVIES'S CANDLES, 5d. and 5.d. per lb. JiJ' Hale's superb Composite Candles, requiring no Bnuffing 10d. German Wax, Is.
2d. genuine Sperm Candles, 2s. 2d. por lb, superior Transparent Wax, 2e. genuind Wax, 2s.
fine Wax, Is. 6d. extra fino Moulded Candles, with the improved wax wicks, Yellow Soap, and 58s, per Mottled, 00s. and 64s. Windsor and Palm, Is.
4d. per packet; old Brown Windsor, Is. Od. Rose, 2s. Camphor, 3s.
superior Almond, 2s. superfine Soallng-wax, 4s. 6d. per refined Sperm Oil, 7s. Od.
per gallon; Solar Oil, 3s. 6d. For cash. At DAVIES'S old-established warehouse, 88, St. Martin's-lane, opposite New Slaughter's Coffee-house, Charing-cross.
ALMER and DECIMAL PALM CAN DLES (10 to tho lb.) give the light of Three ordinary Tallow Candles, require no sniifEng, and can bo used in any Candlestick. Sold by every Oilman, Grocer, at per lb. It will be seen by the following statement of Mr. J. Hawkins, at tha late Meeting of the British Association, that these Candles are by far the cheapest light at present in use.
With regard to Palmer's and tho common Dip, when the latter was not snuffed oftener than about every ten minutes, it took four to be equal to one of the former; and when un-snuffed altogethsr, it required eleven pounds to he equal to one pound of Palmer's. After alluding to further experiments with candleB.and also with oils, he concluded by recommending the self-snuffing candle in preference to oil." See Athenoeum, Oct. 10, 1844. Palmer and Mid aize Lamps, and Candles of the same description as tho above, may bo had of all Ironmongers, Lamp Manufacturers, Sec, in the kingdom. PRICE'S PATENT CANDLES hum without snuffing, like the finest wax, and nre cheaper in proportion to tlie lifjlii given than the commonest tallow ooe3.
Tliey are sold tiy respectable dealers throughout the country atorunder oneslillliiip per and wholesale to tho trade by Edward Price aud Belmont, VauxhaU; and Palmer and Sutton-street, Clerkenwell. Purchasers must Insist upon beini supplied in the shops with "Price's Patent Candles," or they aro very likely to get some of the imitations, on account of the greater profit afforded to the dealer by these latter. ARVEY'S FISH SAUCE. E. LAZENBY and SON, having numerous complaints from Families who are imposed upon hy spurious imitations of their HAItVEY'S FISH SAUCE, request Purchasers to observe that each bottle of the genuine article bears the name of WILLIAM LAZENBY" on the back, in addition to tho front label used so many years, and signed ELIZABETH LAZEN'BY." E.
Lazenby and Son's Essence of Anchovies continues to be prepared with that peculiar care which has rendered it so justly admired as Sauce for salmon, turbot, cod, soles, eels, and is manufactured only at their old-established Fi3h Sauce Warehouse, 0, Edward-street, Portman-squaro, London. STOOPING of the SHODLDEES and CONTRACTION of the CHEST are entirely prevonted, and gently and effectually removed in Youth, and Ladies and Gentlemen, by the occasional use of the PATENT ST. JAMES'S CHEST EXPANDER, which i6 light, simple, easily employed outwardly or Invisibly, without bands beneath the armB, uncomfortable constraint, or impediment to exercise. It is found highly beneficial to those much employed in sedentary pursuits; and can be sent per post, by Mr, A. BINYON, 40, Tavistock-street, Strand, London or full partlcu-ars on receiving a postage stamp.
ROWLAND'S UNIQUE PREPARATIONS. (Under the patronage of the several Sovereigns and Courts of Europe, and universally preferred). EowLiso'a' Macassar Oil, for the growtli and preservation oi the human hair. Price Ss. 6d family bottles (equal to four Btuall) 10s.
and double that size 21s. per bottle. Kowland'8 for improving and beautifying the skin and complexion. Price it. fid.
and 8s. 6d. per bottle, duty included. Rowland's Odohto, or Pearl Dentifrice, for the teeth and gums. Prico 2s.
Sd. per box, duty included. Caution. Spurious compounds are frequently offered for sale under the same names (some under the implied sanction of royalty), the labels, bills, and advertisem*nts of the original articles aro copied, and either a fictitious name, or tlie word genuine," is used in the place of Rowland's." It is therefore imperative on purchasers to see that the word Rowland's" is on the wrapper of each article, and that their signature is engraved on tho Government stamp thus, A. Eowlaad and Son, 20, Hatton-garden," which is affixed on tho Kalydor and Odonto.
Sold by the proprietors, and by chemists and porfuroere. All others are fraudnlentcounterfeiui. R. STOLBERG'S VOICE LOZENGE, the best sneciflc for Coughs. Colds, and all Affections of the Throat.
We have received several recommenaauons, amongst uie rest two from Clergymen, of the Stolbers Lozenge. Wo did, in a recent oiimher. ourselves recommend them as the best specific for clearing the voico that ever came under our notice." Editor Dramatic and Musical Review, November 16, 1844. io oe naa oi every cnetnist the kingdom. Wholesale agents, Barclay and Sons, Farrlngdon-strett.
mHE best REMEDY for INDIGESTION. JL NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS are confidently recommended a simnlo. hut certain remedy, to all who suffer from indigestion, sick headach, bilious and liver complaints thBy act as a powerful tonic and gentle aperient, imparting strength to the stomach, and composure to the nervous system, soiainootues at a. or lis. each, by Willoughby and late B.
G. Windus, 61, Bishopsgate-withbut and nearly all medicine vendors. Ss. 4s. and lis.
each box post free, and 12s COPAIBA and CUBEBS entirely Superseded. WRAY'S BALSAMIC PILLS, a certain cure for strictures, pains in the loins, affections of tho kidneys, gravel, irritation nf tlm hlndiinr nr urethra, and other diseases of the urinary passages. These Pills, having own employed in upwards of 1,800 teases in private, practice prior to being aovernsea many moussua cases since, and In no one instance known to fail are strongly recommended as a far more efficacious remedy than balsam copaiba, ciihebs.oranytnedlcine innretetit use. Prepared only by M.O.Wray, and all msdiclne venders 1 OTHIC HOUSE, Ciapham-rise. This GER- MAN and FRENCH PROTJE3TANT SCHOOL will RE-OrEM on ttifi 18th of January, for the reception of a limited number ot YOL'N'G GENTLEMEN, who will receive sound English and classical education, and acquire the Continental languages with as great a facility and fluency ae if residing in Germany or France, the principal and family being natives of the North of Germany, and having also lived several years In Paris.
Their invariable rule in to converse in German and French. The resident and attendant Tnariters aro men of talent and experience amongst the former is a German clergyman. The greatest attention in paid to morals and gentlemanly conduct, as well as to health, comfort, and progress of which highest testimonials can be obtained from the parents of the present pupils. Terms and prosjiectuseii on application ftt Gothic House. rILITARY COLLEGES.
At an establish lnent near the Recent' s-nark, whor* Revpral hiimlmri tlenieti have been prepared for Woolwich, Sandhurst, and AddiB-combe of whom have Rained the highest honours), there are a few VACANCIES. The number of resident pupils is limited to twenty. Tenon, one hundred guineas per annum. No vacations. The only extras are Gennun, Hindustani, and washing, For cards to MesHru, Allen and booksellers to the Honourable East i India Company, Leadenhall-strcer.
Wiutur Classes, i5 7 street." A pupil will acquire ro- --j Kegeilt-this system than in, vo year" Jt in five or six weeks on 41 A knowledge on the old." Edinburgh Review. Murray's language lessens half the expense of t'ravclHnjr. Book. This Bystem is the greatest improvement Westminster Review. M.
D'USAYER, M.A., assisted fty and a graduate of Oxford, attends families and vecyivps classes and private pupils for the classics, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and JiiiRUsh ianguaKOS. STINTER BONNETS. Madame GALLOIS heirs to inform ladies and the nublic has a splendid ii'Borlirrent of FRENCH MILLI.NKKi, consisting 01 caps, neao. vlresses, velvet bonnets, and a good drawn bonnetfor Is. Mourning aud wedding orders executed at the shortest notice.
The charge for ranking dresses dresses, 6s. plain ditto, full trimmed ditto, 10b. 44, New Bond-street. JOHNSON'S PATENT BEDSTEAD. The nobllitv, sentry, and public ore invited to inspect (he POItT-ABUi IRON FOLDING-HINGED BEDSTEAD, which may bo used with or without mattress or bolster, and converted into a safu in a lew moments.
For hotels, schools, lodging houses, and barrack rooms they will be found Uio most complete article ever offered to the public Can be had only of E. Johnson, patentee, 180, Piccadilly, lnte of Legdenhall-stred. TVO CHIMNEY is WANTED for RICKETS'S J. 1 PATENT CALORIFERE GAS STOVES, in rooms, Halls, v.hops, or churches, and for any small cloBe apartment a vcntilmicg pipe can be attached. These hishly-npproved Stoves have been for some veats in constant use in her Mnjesty's Mint and Post-office, Royal' Exchange Assurance-office, several churches, chapels, nnd railway stations; the shops of Messrs.
Winstanleyand Son, chemists, Poullrv; Messrs. Harvev and Son, drapers. Ludgate-hill; and In several hundred other places in all parts of England. Manufactory, Acar-street, Strand, opposite Charing-cross Hospital. ITCH EN RANGES.
WILLIAM SLAKK and SON resneotfullv solicit oublio attention to their mi- proved PATENT KITCHEN RANGE, with wrought iron boiler nnd oven, and with or without Steam Kitchen attached. It has an open tire, and an iron hearth which forms its fender, as well as sifter for the cinders, thereby effecting a great saving in fuel. It has altogether a superior claim for durability, economy, and cleanliness over ever? other cooking apparatus, and is applicable to either a mansion or a'oottage. The price varies according to size, but is mote reasonable than the ordinary range. To be Been in use, daily, at their warehouse, No.
10, Cheapside. rBHE PATENT PORTABLE SUSPENSION STOVE ventilates the room which it warms. Like other close stoves it economises fuel, but, unlike them, gives a genial heat without producing nausea, headache. Nearly 4,600 have been sold since the commencement of the present season. The prices are-for No.
Ills. No. 2, 25s. No. S2s.
The Church, School, and Hall sine (No. is i'S 10s. Always in operation atGEORGE and JOHN opening to the Monument, 40, King William-street, London-bridge. RANGE, LEMON, CITRON, and SHADDOCK TREES, from 83. to 10a.
each Catalonian, Azorian, and Arabian jessBmino plants, and double Italian tuborose roots, just received from Italy, and may be seen at A. COBBETT8 (late Mr. Barron's) Italian and foreign warehouse, 18, Pall-mall also new honeycomb, Farmasan and Gruyero cheese, Gorgona anchovies, salad oil, macaroni, RAWING ROOM CLOCKS. A. is.
savory mid SONS. Ne. V. Cornhi I. London, opposite the Bank nf EnrlMiii.
invite attention to a splendid variety of rosewood, china, bronzo. and ormolu CLOCKS; they go for eight days, and trike the hours and half-hours. Price 4 guineas, 7 guineas, and 10 guineas each, and upwards. The performance is warranted. A pamphlet, with detailed lists of prices, and illustrated with sketches, mny bo had on application, gratis, or sent to all parts ol Great Britain and Ireland, postago free, in answer to a post letter.
MEW OPTICAL" INSTRUMENT, for the regulation of watches and clocks, E. I. DENT'S PATENT DIPLEIDOSCOPE, or Meridian Instrument, for obtaining tho true time by an observation of the sun or stars. Tho instrument is as simple as a sun-dial, while it i Infinitely more correct neither does it require any previous knowledge of practical astronomy, or astronomical instruments, for its perfect use. Price two guineas each.
Pamphlets, containing a description and directions for its use, Is. eaoh but to customers gratis. 82, Strand, and 38, co*ckspuv-streel, London. OILVER PLATED GOODS, Fine Gold io Jewellery, Gold and Silver Watches, SELLING OFF much under prime cost, at 78, Cheapsldc, by order of the Assignees to the Hanlivupt's Estate, for one month only. The stock is first rate, and vorv extensive, presenting a favourable opportunity morchants, hotel proprietors, ana large purchasers, seldom met with.
The stock conif rises comploto dinner services, tea and coffee services, with every aiticlo requisite for the sideboard. Gold Watches warranted from 5s. Silver ditto from .8. Application for further particulars ol the stuck mado to Mr. Lloyd, 78, Cheopside, to the assignees, N.it.
For one month only. OLD and SILVER WATCHES, warranted with a twelve months' trial, at 8AEL and SONS, watchmakers, 18, Poultry, near the Mansion House; and 18, Cornhill, opiwsitc the New Royal Exchange. Gold Watches, horiaontal movement, four hole Jewelled, maintaining power to go whilst being 0 0 Ditto with gold dials 0 10 0 Ditto is silver cases 3 8 0 Patent Lever Movements, jewelled in four holes, maintaining power, detached escapement, in silver 8 18 0 A written warranty given with each watch and twelve months trial allowed. Gold Chains, best quality, at their weight in sove-rcisms, a chain weighing three sovereigns, 8 8s. ditto four sovereigns, 4 and so on.
Sari and Sons, 18, Poultry; and 18, Cornhill, opposite the New Royal Exchaage. Pamphlets, with the various patterns and prices, gratis. Goods sent for selectloa to all parts of tho kingdom. SILVER PLATE. THOMAS WEST, Working iV5 Silversmith, 18, Ludgate-street, St.
Paul's, has now on salo e. large STOCK of the best wrougni utt sruuns ana roatvo. Piddle Pattern, oz. s.d. i s.d Victoria Pattern.
02, s.d. fs.d. 12 Table Spoons SO at 7 2. .10 15 0 12De6ertSpoon26 7 2.. 7 8 4 2 Gravy Spoons 10 7 a 8 1 1 8 1 Kish Slice 2 18 0 12 Tea Spoons 10 7 8..
8 IS 18 Table Forks 40 12 DessortForks 25 2 GravvSpoonslS 1 Fish Slice 12 Ten Spoons 14 7 8.. 15 0 0 7 0.. 0 7 6 7 0.. 4 17 3 10 0 8 0.. 5 12 0 1 Suiar Toners 0 15 0 1 Sugar Tongs 1 0 Thr Victoria and Albert are quite now putterus, and superior style to any other.
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Chains and Jewellery. 'For the convenience of paitics residing at distance, Wost'has published a Hand-Book, full of useful Information, and containing 100 engravings, which may bo had gratis, and post free, on applying nt West's, 16, Ludgnto-street, London. SILVER TEA SERVICES. A. B.
SAVORY and SONS, manufacturing silversmiths, 14, Cornhill, London, opposite the Bank of England, submit the price of tho following Silver Tea and Coffee Services. The Cottage Pattern is plain, standing on shell feet, tho tea and coffee pot with a flower ornament on tho lids. Tho King's pattern is richly embossed with flowers and scrolls. The shape of either is new ana elegant tjottage atieni. King's Pattern.
0 0 Ditto Sugar Basin 7 10 0 Ditto CreamEwerS 10 0 Ditto Coffee-pot 16 0 0 StrongBilvor 12 0 0 Ditto wugarnasin 10 Ditto Milk Ewer 4 10 0 Ditto Coffee-pot 15 0 0 6 0 JB49 0 1 vofiotu iimsards nf ftftv ten and coffee services may be seen In tho show rooms, where may be selected evory article of silver requisite for tho sideboard or plate chest. Pamphlets of prices, illustrated with sketches of the various articles, gratis, and forwarded, postage free, to any part of the kingdom. -A. B. Savory and Sons, 14, Cornhill, London, opposite the Rank of England.
SILVER-PLATED TEA and COFFEE SERVICES. SARL and SONS, London and Sheffield House, 18, Poultry (near the Mansion-house), have ju6t manufactured for the approaching season a variety of the above sets from the most beautiful deigns. They possess a very thick coating of pure silver on Sari and Sous' new Argentine Metal, which being exactly the Bame colour as the silver, they will never appear different by any length of use. Tho plating is by a new improved process, the mounts are oi solid silver, and can confidently be recommended as the best article ever offered to the public. The price is as follows i tea ditto, 8 sugar basin, i cream ewer, 1 15s.
either article can he had separately. A varietv of salvers, cake baskets, snuffer stands, cruet frames," decanter stands, to. of the same manufacture at very moderate prices. Pamphlets, containing the prices and patterns of all the articles manufactured by Sari and Sons can be had gratis At the London and Bhoffield-liouse, 18, Poultry. ELECTRO-PLATING and GILDING.
Old PLATED GOODS RESTORED and made eaual to nw Messrs. Elkinirton and Patent Process. This nrocess hmnr carried on in London ONLY by Messrs. ELK1NGTON and it is irtieularly requested that all goods may be forwarded direct to their City. New goods plated upon white metal in great variety.
Books of prices and drawings sent to all parti of the king, dow and abroad free. COPY of a LETTER addressed to W. GRIM-STONE, 484, Oxford-street." 85, Tavistock-street, Covcnt-garden, Aug. 12, 1844. Sir Being an engraver on wood, which is a ery sedentary occupation, I was subject to great weakness of eight, alter being employed many hours.
I have felt wonderful relief from the use of your Eye Snuff. Through that alone I have been able to contluua at work for many more houn, and have left oh" with my sight quite as perfect as wbe I commenced in the morning, and I am certain if engravers generally were to use it, they would find it a great boon. Yours, WIJ.UAM Caltot." Anv qtanUtv can be ferwardai through the geuwal post by senilng E-oaty ojdsrs. A it. U.
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