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. "I I 1. • • • ~~ •• • • • • • • „ , ... im‘itiN Or , lb *?* r 14. • . , • 4h . * / 4- al ' • Ay+ f(QS . '~i . i ~. 1111.- - 54•4tmaljNE - daltra ti — p dais Rai i ll air" ~ trwr ~w! Croon s 1 the 9d is 0. Lino% Re. akbe4i,der. ehdet. t o tht lgi Ted, b. the X e " ars o f th.. Pitalit, ad Ma , fa r Tob ago , e of G o o riser Proa Ind d his A7ivei on, leak,: ; the Al Janis% r New o r . ipso; Co, Pant Gnu for Jo net, Porn, Ire he • Ss* esty's skip ny's &bap resel l fa Is a mn, ups. is riding, he era bp% ing brut ch he held AS Will ventured )iM Will. WAS CO 3 of wok -1417 Ift ritt asp , ban ine met Tow Ihiday do old. Ned ►ata, ail Ems Fig bank d Sublerto Geld, Dor rn Al a p oak' t error Po trop Le& have ors r doe 'Pt AT! Ioolfie' d woe to e oat et le ce/IS the Pal y~erdt leteeliow 00110 !Mae e WP M Mt di ceedlNO r v2 9050. rr 1118.ux. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. MIS PRESENT EVENING. their Majesties' semen will perform A NEW' WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. sir 01les Over-reach, Mr. KEAN. To which will be added, (wood time.), WHAT NEXT? w • yr for, The Rectuiting Officer ; with What Next ? thurotay, A New Way to Pay Old Deists. ... Inger ., pl a y of 'lke Duke of Milan will be revived en FRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN• 0 6 PRESENT EVENING,' will be per formed, THE FAIR PENITENT. Callata, MISS O'NEILL. To which will be added, HARLEQUIN'S OLIO. _morrow, the Play of the Stranger. :Th ag estliy, The Fair Penitent. - 01 , &trial Play, In three acts, called Ouy Mannering ; or, gipsy'r Prophecy, will be Mdl____._--•--•.-ISaturday. CAPIrAI. CABINET PIANO-FORTE be SOLD, Secondhand, nearly as good as it k 'strong, solid instrument, and stands remark .,4l in tune, bail two Pedals, silk front gilt, and is com :0 cl ay respect. Shop ont pric Ten to e 60 guineas Four o'Clock, at Mr. 511, 5, Leiceste r - place . N. B. Packi n g Case, if re q uired, Gineas—Also a good Second-hand Grand Pianoforte, raroidwoedete,com cost 75 guineas. NEXT WEDNESDAY. BISH respectfully reminds his best . Friends, the PAU, the THIRD DAY of DRAWING the STATE ATERY will be on WEDNESDAY NEX l'.—The following At State of the Wheel: 2 Prizes of 25,000 Guineas, 2 Prizes of 20,000 Pounds, 1 Prize of 5,000 Prninds,• 1' Prize of 1,000 Pounds, Prizes of 500 Pounds, 10 Prizes of 200 Prn.nde, leisertlt and Last Day will be SATUR DAY, tfith March. yerhawn Tickets and Flares are selling at BlsH'e ()there, CORNHII I, pncl 9‘. CHARING.CROis, where Yee a 21,900, a n d 1,692, a Prize of £5OO, Second Day, were A Said in Shares, NINE O'CLOCK O'CLOCK IN THF. MORNING, NEXT WEDNEiDAY, Two Prizes of 45,000 GUINEAS I Two Prizes of 20 , 000 POUND S ! Lid 4,3D0 otbT:Prises of .C. 5,1.00, ae1,600, £'.o , &c. Ike. &c. Yet in the W1....e1, and no Prizr fixed. Motel' be drawn Nell. WEDNESDAY, or u.e succt.eliug Day of Drawing. - C.VITAL PRIZES Drawn on SATURDAY (February No, 6,087 a Mae of £3,000 11,246 - 1,000 I 1,4 32 - 1,100 12,800 1,000 Were :11 Sold and Shared by HAZARD, BORNE, and Co. Contractors, Front Gate, Royal Ezebaage. N. B. The Is THE ONLY LO'rl'kßY—No small Lottery to follow*. 111^. day was published. II Tv% Vsbosh price 14s. io boards, dedicated to Lord Viscourt Castlereagh, CH SOLDIER of FORTUNE ; An Historical aid Political Romance.—By CAPTAIN ASHE, Author Id . ..Spirit of the Book, Liberal Critic, &c. &c. tuition: Sold by Fhersvood and Co. PaternoSter-rovr; and Saimi, IS. Rue inflame, l'aris. HE -- :ro rHE MAGISTRACY, Ike. rig , R isz E ß CO L ß m D A E ( l li t .zz eir usit. JUDICIAL , watt bi published and thi. M d A ay: Mts.64. containing a Compendium •of all Laws as enacted; eilstwlCHntinal Crial.; Analysis of all Law Books; Corres pPste and ()pinions on Legal Cases; Lives and Anecdotes; ki•ter s( ail Police Tran.actions ; Bankrupts; Law Appoint .; Miscellaneous Inforinalion, and Historical Events during %oils. hiblialsed by Simpkin and Marshall, Frationere- coon ;I. 53, Parliament street, and all Booksellers hi "town :aid CJeaty. Jun puhilebed, price 62 5d sewn. HE PA !k4 I' FILET r. ER, NO. XIII. T fur hiLtscu, contacting the following Pamphlet, I. Cup autarion vi Tythes. By Rev. W. Epitim DE. 11. On if R,Wv.hing a Registry of Slaves to the British Colonies. Mr. Isettsip's Speech : Guthrie v. Sterne. IV. Oft P t blic Ho. he licensing. Y. Mk view of the Pre,-o: ruined condition of the Lantltfl Arricultul al Intere,f+ By R. Ps cs rorf, Esq M. P. Paniphl.r now out of prig: can only be had h wt.rk.l VI. Os llecit.nerating Witness2s in Civil Caw*. By C. FROST, Pali, - 'IL Oi itrench Finartec•i in inn. By M. C. GAXILII. nans- Ltd for 74f. I'.‘vtAh.,eeer. VIII. Oa the it Situ:elm of Great Britain in .816. F. P. Fuor, 11. On the ?.a rof Interest and on Redeemable Annukies. By 1. B. soon r E. This ertrk is publi.lisd op an Average of 4 Nos. Anuu hid by Gshe and r.since. Paternoster-row, and all tilerßook yam 01 whom may also he had a 2d 'Alums of No. 1. and all desoccessing Nos. Pr. 6s. 6d. DR. CLARKE':• TRAVELS, VOLUME THE FOUR rH. • Tbh . e q kits published ; elegant l y printed br Ito . and Illustrated yob hunterous Engravings, price Xs. 14s. St in boards, the Fourth Volume of r ritAVLLS in VARIOUS COUNTRIES of EUROPE, ASI 4, and AFRICA. By EDWARD DANIEI. CLARKE, LL. D. Pruned for T. Cadet) and W. Davies. Stroud. A kw topi c s our large paper, prim. hs. In boards. .1 his Vg iiii•ie will form the third and last Section of Part 41. !nd, of the Travels in Greece, Egypt, and the linty Laud, tranng an Accnutit of tbe Author's Journey from Athens by I t i_ ll4 , to Lionstsmioople; usth a Cescription of the North of 8 7"ce. Macedonia, anti Thrace. It al.o be accompanied by 4 Pplenirot, relat:og to bis Journey from Constantinople to tea; all to a visit that he paid to the Gold and :giver Mines 'I 'furor,. •• CA l'k./N UN 'I . IIE VENEREAL. DISEASE AND ITS ' CONSEQUENCES. INS day was published, a New Edition, price 55. - Elustrated with Cases APRA InsICA I, T REA'r fSE, on the P,REVEN ! , TION . and CUBE of the VENEREAL DISEASE. man. "lug the c , aracter, sympronis, an d treatment of the Diseases "..__etttlitely tor remotely connected with It ; containing Obserea r___.°ll Glatt, Stricture, iVitical Discharges, the use of the 1/7., lc and, common Bougie, Cutaneous Eruptions , imaginary . 7 4111 pi lea , es,lieb:lity geyeral or local, the Theory of Gene -7nll Ice .Itc. c,miprisio, ' an elementary Work for Studen ts, and ai' t t° I'3e general read ; interlitrsed with select Preactip 'aligis tbIZ: to each divi.ion of the disease. By T. M. r t : ON, Surgeon. N° • 1 0 S ; L i ' 9 tau hope.stre... ::twcastle-ttrte t: Strand; ._ 01 the Iltwed rint.p . •..i...4 - St. '1 homes ' s and Guy's. 122" 111 11r Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row, a. MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1816. PROPERTY TAX. This day were published, price Is. A FEW OBSERVATIONS on the CONTI NUANCE of the PROPERTY TAX, and the danger of a great Military Establishment to our Freedom and Liberty. By A FRIEND to the Constitution. Lopdon : Printed for Law and Wt.ittalter. t v, Ayr-Ma•la-lanr. THE BOROUGH oYdIEM. This day was published, f 3 six large Vols. livo. price £5. l2s. r "HE REPRESENTATIVE HISTORY of OR FA 1W I FAIN and IRELAND ; being a History of the House of Commons, and of the Conoties, Cities, and Bo roughs of the United Kingdom, from the earliest' period. By T. H 13. OLDFIELD. Prin'ed for Baldwin. Cradock, and Joy, Paternoser•row. This day was published, In one Vol. foolscap, price 54 ALAZ ro ; or, The SPIRIT of SOLITUDE, with other Poems. By PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY. London: Published for Baldwin, t.'ralock, and Joy, Paternos ter-row ; and Carpenter and Co. Old Bond•rtrert. OFFICE OP OSDNA VGA, Feb fic , "l4. 11►16. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA• A ESTrs ORDNANCE de hereby gay, Nutia, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mari, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of Mnrch next, from , 'nth Verson, as may he willing to undertake the SrpplY of FORAGE for the Ordnance linrsee stati reed in the I:4:owing Districts, to be delivered at the expense of the Contractor, viz. NORTH BRITAIN, • NORTHERN, EASTERN, exclusive of Vi r ARIEY, SOIII'HERN, exclusive of CHATHAM& WESTER'S, BOU TH WEST, inaluding PORTSMOUTH, ISLE e WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH; WOOLWICH, with Its Dependesides, WARLRY and CHATHAM; Mg:EDON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE; Frn a &rim' of Six Months from the tit day of April neat. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix ture of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than 37 Pounds per Winchester Bushel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in Trusses of .1t: ib. weight. The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in Trusi.et of SG lb. weight. The Prices to be paid for the respective Quantities of each Article which may be delivered, at the fo!luwing r.ites, For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupoise sseght. For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds. For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The Propmals may be delivered separately or jointly for two or or more of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Con tractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of his Contract, may accomulate, making an allowance fur the same after the rate of per Horse per Week. Further particulars may be known upon application to th e Officers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at . tits Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any day betweem the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propo• sale must be delivered, Pealed up and endorsed, " Propoials for Forage;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said sth March, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender :,e noticed unless the party ma' . ting it, °eat: Agent in his behalf, th:.ll attend. By Order of the Boat d, R. H. CREW, Setrstarv. A CARD TO THE CHARITABLE. T snmetimvs ch.inces that an A.,1 vet tisernent en gages the perusal of the afluent anti humane, both male and female, of those blessed whit power to relieve distress, and I.,:art , };ratified thus to tic,: their ability. The writer of this p , .ragraiill im plores that ben:•volent assistance which the times have remkred is 41.ifictec to nkaiti—it is not dration B. S. S. seliclts, bet a lean svh ch the Adv.:reser would vomit, if wi:-.!iet!. it: course of s:t: months, at:d would h , ov down is ith sine-re sr:d rink to any kiwi pageit !bat would assist P. S. S. Um: u:r.hle references will Ise g:rets as to the Advertiser being wotthy of assistance. The Asivertiaer 1.54 met v.itlt a ~ eties of cnnylicated miifortunts. A UM: will he eto-t gratefully r..re:vrtd for me, di rected B. S. S. at N'.1 , 2, Charcery•lare, near ,rn ; the same will be acknowledged with lictutfch k is hoped :Ms will smug the benevolent cite. CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, PA LsIES, &c. CII I L BLA INS are prevented from breaking, and thtir toi notating hching, insfantly rem ,red hr HITE. IlEAlfs, ESSENCE of MUS TARD, universally esteemed for its rarraordii:ory Efficacy ioltheumatimts, Babies, Gem AMT. tion-, and Comp:aims of the Stomach; but where %hi. certain remedy has !wets sinhenwn, or neglected, and the Chills:Au:. have actually broke, Willi EH EAD's FAMILY CERATL will ease t!se raki, and very speedily heal them. 'I his Cerate Ia equal!y ellicaaous for all ill•conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, S, Mottle irruption., Eliachee, Pimples, itinewoross, areakturs out on the Fare, Nose, Ears, mid Eyelids, Sore and tuna:red Eyes, Sore Heads, and to h. r ncorhinic Iltreonrs. "he EiSk.NCE of NII , IsTAR I) is perhaps the most active, petfarating, and eth c-acio:;* remedy in the world, coring the severest Sisrairs and Bruises its kss than half the time usually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation, it also IPA* . Cuts, punctures front harp Instruments, Nails, Thorns, Splinters, Stc. with incredible tacit ty,without smart nr pain, preventing ion mmiximi and fes ternig, and is equahy useful in the various accidews Of in short it is a domes:ic remedy of Suck uncommon excellence and utih y, that no iannly sensible to i:s own comfort should ever wi-hour r. l'r. pared only, and Rohl by It. Johnston, Apothecary, N 0.15, Gret k-Ereet, :lotto, London. l'he Es,ente and Pills at '2.4.9d. each, the Cerro ;it is. lid. an.l Ls. Od. and may he had of every Nled:citte Vcnd.rin the United Kingdom. ••• The tlentitne has a Black luk Stamp, with the name of R.Jour+ s rot' Mgt rted on It. PALSY AND PARALY ric AFFECTIONS. H C following is the Copy of ft Letter from the Rey. Richard Jordan, Vicar of Hoo, near Rochester, Kent, to Jamesßynter, Eurgeon,--kegatt, Surrey : Rochester, July 7, 1812. SIR-1 am now so will in health as to have the peeillmr satis tac: ton of discharging all the duties of my church With peat ease. Under the blessing of Dtvin a PROVIDENCts I must attribute my recovery to the use of your invaluable CARDIAC 'ZINC PURE; and I desire to give this public testimony of its efficacy, in order that all who are afflicted with P7l4y may know trait this excellent NTed.cine will relieve them, the use of which I do most earnestly recommend. RICHARD 'JORDAN. CASE XVIII.-TO MR. RYMER. Rochester°, May 12, IEtI 3. Sts-1 desire riu will send directed to me at Rochester, a pint bottle of your Cardiac Nervous Tincture. I have had two pars• lytic firs, viz. on the 21st of December, and the 15th of February last, and entirely lest the use of niy left side ; but am much reco vered, and can walk t. little with the assistance of a stick. P.S. The Rev. Richard Jordan recommended me to apply to you : he is cured by your 'tincture, and had Icht the use of hr• left side. I will remit yogr amount or pay to your order. I am, Su, your obedient sere t. JOHN DON A.I.D, Collect.ost Ezcse. TO MR. itYMER, FROM THE SAME. Rochester, May 28, 1815. Sta—l have received your Cardiac Tincture 00 the 17th lu-t. since which I have taken it regular, and sat much better. t he numbness of the flesh is nearly quite removed, and the dizziness in my head is much better, the contiactions in my neck are easier, and altogetheri am much better, and gain streurb every day. Enclosed is your amount. I am, Sir, your much obliged humble servant, JOHN DONALD. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's appointment, by Mesol. Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co.) No. lb, Dow Chufch-yard.; and Retail by Fred. Smith, No. 119, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oztord-street ; F. New berry and Soo, 45, st. Paul's Church-yard; J. Harris, corner of Ludgate-street; and by every Vender ul Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom, in bottles, at is. ; and in pints at ass. by whisk there is a sausidetablv saving. • '1 his diy was published, price is. By F. C. and J. Rivingtons, Sr. Paul's Church-yard; J. M Richardson, 23, Cornhill ; and J. J. Stockdale, ; A LETTER to ROBERT WISSETT, L.q. in El. Answer to Four Letters, addressed by Mr. Wisset to the Author, " on the subject of Licetitiog and Regulations for Public- Houses and Liquor-shops.", By JOIIN BOW LEs, Esq. one of hi. Majesty's Justices of the Peace tur the Counties of Surrey and Middlesex. GENI IS' NEW M'OI' K. Just published, in two Volumes, TEANNE DE Flt \NCE. Nt uvelle Historique. el Par hictlatre .le h N 4.15. Ihe Translation is also preparing. Print..! tor N. Aburn, sn, Clindult-street. Of w!.(sin ni-y had, by the same .11,!inguish4q1 writer, 1. Madeinoiyelle de la Fayette, ou la Cour de Louis XIII. 2 vt.l-. hes. 2. lienn-le.G.aod, 3 eels. 151. 3 Mune, pricedi de MiNno?res our la Vie de I' au eta, .1 t tul.e. 43. So. his day was published. in Oetarq, prle- iO4 ad. C!ULZARA, PRINCESS OF "PERSIA; or, ‘..ffi VittOlN QUEEN. Coleetri from the usighial Paden. AJ our 021Wiv, gays, natures, shape-, Achievements, plot., or.lers, prt-ventions, ElCiVilTitnts to the bad, or 91.-ech for true, SliCtess, or loa, *hat is. or ss uot, s'rves As stuff for Pa•-dote. —Foss.. A lital•op byre t.aid, that tbc book wits full ut itoprot.,bte lits, and fee his part be hardly believed a word ut it. S%VIFT to Purr. Printed for I. Stutter, No.l, Pateriin.ti•r-mw. —;— V This day were pu lVbitel *onr O. 12mo. pt. . mi.:. RINI'S ADDRESSED to PROPRIETORS of ORCHAa US, and to Growers of fruit in ~e.ierai, com prising Observations on the present nee the App!e True., in the Cider .:ountries. Made in a'l'one (hiring the last Summer. Also the Natural History of the A;)his !Alma or Autemati Blight, and other Insects destructiu. t.. Fruit Trees. By WILLIAM Printed for Longman, Hurst, Bees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and sold by the Author, At the Botanic Garden, Sloane•street. . . Speedily will be published, by the same Author, The Botanist's Companion ; Descrot , on. of al the Plants growth& wild in this Country, &c. &c. ill '2 VA.. Irmo. CANWISEI.I:6 GER I'RUDE. This day was punished, in 1001,,cap situ, the Sixth Edition, with a fire Engvi rang, price 9s. ho.rds, of GLRTRuDE of WYOMING, or the PENN SYLVANIAN COTTAGE, and other Poems. _ By THOMAS This Volume contains ill Mr. Campbell's l'tietry, except the " Pleasures of Hope." l'rir.ted for Lonotan, liurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. *" We rjoice once more to tee a polished and pi! hetic Poem in the old style of ptthos and pwtry. \Ve close this volume ea the whole with feelmo of regrtt fur its shortness, alp] admission for the virus of its Autlis.i. I here ate bit: two noble sorts of Poetry, the pathetic act he sublime : and we think he has given very extraordinary proofs of his talents for both."—Edin. Rev. April, Iti 9. '.• A few Copi..s of the Qtr.rto of this Wuik may still he .''.td, pike Xi. ss. in boat ds. Also may be had, by the same Author, The PLEASURLS 411 Hors, and other Poem, to foolscap flvo. with 1 , , , er I:r.graviogs, price 78. boards. LONGMAN AND CO.'S CXIALOGUE 01 7 OLD :;30i!:S FOR 1816. This day vac published, in an MVO. Volume of above GU Page:, Price es. boar,!s, AGENERAL CATALOGUE of an EXTEN :IVE I'ION of OLD BOIACS. for a te. Year I iti, to he sold a the Prices atli::ed to each Ankle. by Louo. max, ulnas a, N,L.:5, Uasta, and Baotvti, l'aternoster•LOW, Lonaon. The Collecrion (leseribed io this Catalogue con-its of Ilse most rare etlitiouvottlie Class:es; 141'ssals; Manuscripts in general; Early EngD,it Poetry, anti numerous rare and Books, in English, as well as 'all other Languages, and Classes of Liie• secure. attention of the Nobility 2011 Gentry is solici•cd to the contents of this Catalogue, 1 1 fall confidence that no collection. equal to it, for the quantity of rarities it contains, ha. yet been offered to the Public. Such at are foriniug a new Lsbrary, or enlarging an old one, writ be enabled to piocure many books, which elseu-bere might be SOUght after In vain. The pricy of the Catalogue deducted from purchases to the amount of ZlO. IVle,srs. L. H. and Co. have recently fitted up some elegant and commodious rooms, for the purpose of exhibiting their ex• tensive collection of Bound Books, including the ear: and va. luable Works descrited in the Catalogue above announced; which rooms are entirely detached from the bustle of the whole sale business. • 0 ° Libraries, or small Collections of Old Books, purchased upon liberal terms. FOR SCOR lill (lc coutvi.Aimrs DR. rREEMAN'S ANTI- SCORBUTIC DROPS, or GU rrA SALUTARIS, an approved Spe cific for the Scurvy, and every foulness and intpurity of the blood Scorbutic complaints are the most general ntalady of the British constitution; nu family is, more or less, exempt tram them, and they chew themselves in a variety of ways; they produce rough ness, ulceration, and other ilbstpar_d appearance of the skin; tht y occasion loss of appetite, weakuu-s, and dejection of spirits, and the mass of blood being rendered foul, it is incapable of afford ing a healthy 'Key of nourishment to enable the functions of lite to be properly and actively performed. " As a remedy for all impurities from this cause, Ur. Fireman's Gotta. Salutaris has proved itself, by a reputation of forty years, a certain specific and never failing cure. Said in bottles, at 2s 91 41. 6d. I s. and Ns. at Messrs. But ler and Sons, No. 4, Cbitspeide, I .oadon ; and by their Appoint ,' mane, by th e printipa/ , Boultse-u . and Medicine Vanden in every town, T~:;►c is Sr.VPN• PE : I% SALES BY AUCTION. OXFORD CAN 11., CTIF.I.SE % WATER WORK% AID • MI aßliif • RAILWAY * tp 414,1E0. fly M-. NCO t• I', Oa FRIDAT March 8, at ti:e Nl:tre,.at Twelve utlock, by Orki of I i t: Elf:coma, rI XFORD C AN. 1 —the eight remaining Shares in this evablithed exertlent Navigation ; :he itivitleal prfit, have re„ it:at-1y advanced in I per 'start per annum 4:44,4 Water Work a, 37 sere pe • stare ptr,annena.— Coventry Canal, it skate , livAittg £44 clear per ann rvioomoutla, Ashton and Masco, EVeetnere Chelmer, and Oisklasm Canals • Surrey Railway, iaed ttus:ell Particulars at the Ncw !lac* B.rnatiglon ; I•ls'che•t'a ti.M. 1,, Piccadilly ; the Mart ; and of Mr. beat, Se, New Sridgt—s row; Lasdeo. . c4PrrAL FAMILY HOUSE, with LAND, near CHI. WELL, In !he County of EisEX By Me ,, ri. H0C:0.414T and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, mar the Bank of Fitgiand, on FR MO, March 15, at Twvive, unless an accerable offer is prev uusly made by Priatete contract, MA/sluit HOUSE, near CMG WELL and WOODFORD BRIDGL, the resikme of J. TA CL AW• N ET, Esq. removing 16 TOWD; delightfutly situate upon a fine eminence, surroooded by beautiful Pleasure Grounds, Oartletiai, and Eighteen Acres of Land, within ten miles of Loudon, iu a tine healthy part of the country, and in the vicinity of Several packs of hounds. Thc. House is adapted for a respectable Family, containing numerous rooms, Dining aud Drawing-rooms, 1.1. hrary; anti Offices of every description; Farm yard and Out buildings, productive Kitchen Gardens, walls clothed with fine Fruit trees, Lawn, Greenhouse, and ferrace-walk. The whole Freehold, and invistdiate possess!tm given. To be viewed with tickets, w'Acti, with particulars, may hi hail .ze clays prior to the sAle, of Messrs Hoggart and Philip-, Broad•strect. Particutars also ef Mr. D care, Solicitor, fempits; , and at the Mart. TO GRAZIERS AND BUTCHERS. Valuable FREEHOLD LAND, in PLAISTOW MARSHES, ES:il. X. By Messrs. HOr.;GAR 1' and PHILLTN, At the Auciton Mart, near the Bank ~f England, on FRIDAT. Marcie '22. a Tw:lve, AVERY des : rablt! FREEHOLD ESTATE, cornpriring upwards of Thirty-one Acres of eacellent Per& ing.land, very desirably situate for the London and Essex Markets, in Middle Mail, Plaistow Level, near :;tratforti, be tween the New liarkir. Road and the I hauler; let to M -strs. Pockinv,tron and I:rat:litho°, whore !ease will expire at Christ?. ma% 1817, a; a ran of £lBO Fee ant.um. To he viewed, by a?plring to Gosling, marshman, neat' the Creybousnl, Balaani-sneer, Piahtow ; and oarietilars had fifteen slays pror to the Sa'e, at the Scan dun, Stroafard; at thO Mart ; and of Messrs. 1-lnygait and Phillops, Broad-street. CAPITAL NIANS/ON, 1-ULL-S t REE BF.AKELISY. • SQUARE. Pv 2feitsrs. HOGUAR C and Pl-111.1.1P4, .1.! the Auction N'T trt. near the Batik of Etigiam!, Tainat, March 22, a . .t . I . wbfve.- unless in ac,eptable otter be pr.:vomit . made by Private Contract, VEP. Y superior TOWN RESIDENCE, ill substan:ial repair, replete with accommodation for a l mily of distinetion, Ai! este No. 34, on the South side of HAI. street. 'libe Nianstop cvc.tains, on the principal II .or. a Dint.ie room. 29 feet by 22 feet; Library, 2is feet by el f et; Utor le man's Room. flail. and two Stone Staircase.; Forst Storey, al Draw in twos. Vii Let by tta feet ; a back Drawing-roan, :4 44 toy 21 feet; and Aliornmg Room, it feet 14' 16, with mahogany doors. aitd Eattrary chimney-pi. cv, ; in: , he Upper floor are !en, an I y Bed • chattliters, awl three Dressitiprooitio, with fare-plxces, awl a Wittrr-ClUitt to each •fiPOr ; on toe mint are well-arrange 1 Ofricts a every descri e tton, with an ample str,tply of watt to every part of the Prows. 1, eid al, tat C. ilarage, catac ',tilt to coat ain nivpipes In bottle; aniing for ten horses, Standing for three Carriages, biameis-rnom. Ate. Held on lease, under Earl Berki-ley, tor 22 years, at th e very ti tiling grout.d-rent of X 23. las. Annum, Land-tax redeemed, To be vivv.ed by card , ' may, winch, with yariculs: !au be had cf Edward Grose Sinitb, 11.4. Nu. 4. Fla-Inky .tpare ; at.,l - of Wort. Hus4art act 62, Old Woad-tune'. Partica• tars alin at tl•r Mart. Mr. S rEPHEN TEISSIER's Cal.ital I 0 'A'N it F. ADEN •E, No. 3., LOWER UItsIaVENOR-STREE r, a few house* from the Sqiiste. By Messrs. HOGGAin Led P 11141.114, • At :he Auction Mart. near tlac B.u.k at Etiglat:.l. on Fatti4l4 Alstch 22, a , . Titelve, by order of the fi.secutors, who tour. ins:rutted Nlestrs. llomart and Phithps to recruit any Propo sals for the purclia-e of the tinits'etY by Pr eate Contracts IIHE Deg tilt an4.l Coninsodi , us RESIDENCE 1. of the late !I Esq deceased, situate No. 32, lower Grosvenor-street. The House is in most perfect condition, and suitable for the immediate residence and accom !laudation of a family of tie first distineti^n ; containing la Bed chambers, Dressing-rooms, and bye Water•closets ; a suite 130 Drawing rooms and Anti-rooms, of fine proportions, with threi Staircases, Dining-parlour, 30 feet by '2O; Hall, Unary, and Anti-room, with offices of every description; capital s..ellaring. Yard, and Garden, with an ornamental bui.ding, which i nc l u d es capital Stabling tot-live horses, Standing for four carriages, Coach. man's rooms, and water laid on in every part; forming altos. ther one of the mow desirable and complete Down Houses, in that select and fashionable neighbourhood, and within live minuti; ride of the Parks. The whole property is held from Earl Grosvenor, for an un expired term of about 47 years, subject to a ground-rent of Att. Ws. per Annum. To be viewed with tickets, on application to Messrs. Hea and Phißios, 6 Old Broad•strew, of whom Part.culars may be had IS days prior to the sale; also at Messrs. Dawes and Chat. Sblicuois, Angel-court, Throgmorton street; and at the AlIC:10f111,14rt. To the SCROFULOUS, CONSUMPTIVE, and NERVOUS. 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