Star. — London, England, 1816-03-29 00:00:00

% • . , ~_:.. etr.- - THE' RorAL FAMILY. .1•••,•;111..1 h consequence of the long indispnsitien of the roam REGENT and the arrival of his litoyal High ;less in London on Wednesday night, Catlion House was yesterday thronged from soon atter ten o'clock till near six. The company was so niimerous at one time, that the doors of the grand hall \etre obliged to be thrown open to admit the inquirers They consisted of the Royal Dukes, the Cabinet Ministers, the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, several of the Judges; and amongst the distinguished charac ters were—. Dues—Newcastle, Bourbon, tiontebana, and Montrose; The Duchess of Newcastle. MAa guns it s—Stafflied, Anglesea, Salisbury,Thomond:Head• fort, Cantden, Buckingham, Lansdowne, and Bath. Zoo Ls—Porey, Delaware , Harewoo d, Talbot, Beslenrongh, Bridgewater, Puuktt, Nelson, Harcourt, Limerick, Win ability', Harrington, Westmorland. Roden, Effingham, Ashburn barn, Macclesfield, Coventry. Dlgby, Harcourt, Brownlow, and Morton. Cootticuts—Lieven, Harrington, Effingham, and Dowager Hartnett. • Viscov rays —Lake. Sidniouth, Carleton, Jocelyn, Melbourne, Cbetwynd, and Granville. Loass—G. Beresford, Henley, St. Germain's, Abergavenny, Elmley, Radstiwk, St. Helen's, °Mond, S. Seymour, Keit!,, Dafferin, .JEllonborough, Rolle, Arden. Kinnalril, Boston Kirk wall, Somerville, R. Seymour, Braybrunkp Crewe, Binning, Lascelles, IL Manners, Langford, Moore, acrd Cranbourne. Lanns —Banks, Henley, Sullivan, Dctw, Browniow, Stan. hopes, r. Cradock, Rolle, Ellenborougb, C. Duncombe. Mildmay, and H. E. A,liburnham. Sias—G. Ouseley, 11. Campbell, A. Hope, F. Flocs], A. Hammond, R. Burroughs, J. Barges', J. Bankes, D. Dundes, 8. Shepherd, S. Fludyer, W. Scott, W. Pringle, G. Blaine, J. Beresford, G. Warrrnder, Cradock. T. Liddell, E. Stopford, • Asgill, H. Torrens. H. Calvert, W. Gordon, G. Nayler, H. J. Paul, H. Dalrymple, W. Lemon. C. Hastings, W. Rooky,' C. Yorke, C. Bunbury, H. Neale, E. Buller, E. Kerrison, G. Noel, A K. Legge, J. Graham, H. Lipplueot, C. Haseerston. and H. Wellesley. 'humps—Enter and Salisbury. Stwaeuron ass cs—Downshire and Salisbury. Baroness De Roll. Cuuters.—Trayle, Leadnger, Fawn, Beraklingen, Leven, and Munster. Baron Fleditzer. Dotter Baillie. Rev. Messas.—Douglas, F. W. Bloomberg, J. Talbot, and A. Sterkey. • GINXILALS—HuIse, Ramsay, Hadden F. Maclean, Milner, Grenville, Chowne, Bolton, Macleod, H. M. Gordon, Stevens, Eitiel, and Capel. LISUTENANS•GENSKALS—Sir E. Paget, Hammond, Thorn. ton, Car wril,ht, :AT D. Pack, and Phipps. NI/quay—Dukes and Woyna. COLON Z. s—Macleod and F. C. Ponsooby. LItUTIZNANT-COSONLLS-..a. Seymour. B. Cann; Dalryrn. plc, Hare. De Courcy, Mellish, Cottwi, and Higgins. CAPTAINS—a. WC* snour and Chester, R. N. Messes—Wigram, Buckley, la yder. Chester, C. Finch, Dent, Z. Bouvene, 1. Smith. V:olls. SbiLter, Baillie, Itycrofr, S. R. I•ushiaeton, Buller Clarks Grant, Vayte, Charles Adams, Ada , r, Dpdarow, Blackman, Blount, H. Mol) neux, Coeyers. R. hanp.on, Newman, Maiming, W. H. Irhy. R. Urevllie, Wil braham, Douglas, A.Drowne, B. Pager, H Butler, S:anbope, Blackburn', W. Burrell, W. Hill, Fraser Singletoh, Perl. Cruker, Rose, Ruspini , Greenwood, Leach, 13athurst, Seymour, Tucker, St. Paul, Naehten, G. Hannon, C. Long, Scott, N. Vansittart, M. A. Taylor, Nesbitt, Osborn, R. Osborn, Bicknell, Quante, Holmes, Sullivan, Plowden, R. Gray, J. Manners, Hon. I.Windsor , Fonblavg.ie, C. Brooke, Pelham, N. Beckfor.i, H. Bquverie, W. Ereemalitle, S. Bourne, Boehm, Beckett, W. Harrison, Lake, Duncoinbe, and Villers. MISI It 38 ts—Wigram, Bankes, Boehm, Shaw, Lefevre, and G. RArn3den. MI szs—Eden. Sullivan., Cysts, Vernon, Law, Garth, Rams. den, S. Coltman, and Coleman. The PhINCE REGENT gave long private audiences to the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of LIVERPOOL, Lord CASlLeateacit, &c. At six o'clock, his Royal Bighness went to dine with her MAJESTY and his Royal Sisters at the Queen's Palace, attended by Sir B. BLOOSIFIELD. In the evening her MAJESTY bad a select party at her Palace. Princess SOPIIIA of GLOUCESTER paid her respects to the QUEEN. The QUEEN and PRINCESSES' dresses are in readi ness' for the marriage of the Princes:' CHARLOTTE of WALD& The QUEEN'S visit to town, on Wednesday, was chiefly for the purpose of receiving his Royal High ness the PRINCE REGENT, who dined at Buckingham House yesterday. Her IVIAJESTY returns to Windsor for two or three days, and will be in town again early next week.—There will certainly be a Drawing Room on Thursday, which is expected to be very ' brilliant. Every preliminary arrangement being completed. it is settled that Lord GRENVILLE is to give up Pos session of Camelford House on the Bth of April next; on the 10th the improvements will commence ; they are to be completed by the 16th, the day of the cele bration of the Royal Nuptials. The interior will ex• hibit a style of embellishment highly pleasing, at once blending the useful with the ornamental. We are sorry to hear that the Right Hon. Mr. 'W WELLESLICY POLE is seriously indisposed at his house in Saville-row. It appears from the fallowing article, dated Milan, the 13th instant, that the Pan/can of WALES desigi.s *to establish her residence at Como : 46 We une:erstand from Como that the Emperor visited ali the curiosities of that place, and partien. laxly the villa of the Princess of Wales, the magnifi cence and good taste of which his Majesty admired. The agents of that Princess have received orders to have every thing ready for her return within a month, and preparations are . already making for her depar. lure from Palermo, where she now resides. More than five hundred workmen are in consequence em ployed upon the ;mine and gardens. The most ce lebrated artists arc engaged, amongst whom arc the painters Galliani, Sanguirico, Lauii, e t c. I n t h e pa lace there are apartments furnished .after the Chinese, the Persian, the Turkish, the English, and the French manner. In the gardens a Number of new scenes of perspective have been opened, and a variety of cas (lades, with appropriate statues and suitable decora ;ions and embellishments have been formed." RETRACT OF A LETTER, DATED VIENNA, MARCH IL According to accounts from Milan, their Impe- Vial Highnesses the 3rand Duke of Tuscany and the Duke and Duchess of Modena will meet the Arch duchess Maria Louisa at Verona, on the 18th. By superior orders; the title 61 the young P: ince of PA-- ima, son of the ti. Avant Emperor ( Bonaparte), is to be is future his Serene Highness Prince Francis Charles. The brother of the late Poet, Collin, is appointed his ;second Preceptor, and is to instruct him in the, Ger man language. Mr. Liston,. the English Acabaua. Ocit at Coactantinople,anivad - bets taday.w. \ .~ . W..4alL JERSEY, MARCH 18. , On Wednesday the I Sth instant, being the Anni versary of the battle of Aboukir, in Egypt, in which the British arms were crowned with victory, and where the 13thite , - intent of Infaattyeminently distinguished iisili. the deicers of that corps gave the inhabi ter:. of this island a superb Fete at Deal's Hotel, in honour of the above memorable day. The great saloon of the house was decorated in a most elegant , style. being divided in the middle by a colonnade of ,orange trees, reaching to the cieling, and forming a sort of dome : between the trees were other columns, tastefully decorated with colours, and the walls of the saloon hung wit:. flags. At the upper end of se s the sal ' . appeared the letters G. R. -formed w i t h coloure . ' mps and surrounded by a crown, under which waits placed the portrait of the late General Sir RALPH ABIRCROMBY. K.B. supported at the sides by the cdloun of the Regiment: The floor of the room was most ingeniously chalked with a variety of hie roglyphics, sphinxes, crocodiles, and other Egyptian devices. About fight o'clock in the evening the Sa loon filled with a most numerous and brilliant assein• hly, when tea was immediately served. At nine o'clock Lieutenant Colonel HANDCOCK, of the 15th Regiment, had the honour to open the Ball with Lady Tommie. The dancing continued to be kept up with the utmost spirit, till one o'clock, and then it was only interrupted by the Amphitrions of the Fete inviting the company to partake of a magnificent supper, consisting of upwards of 200 covers. Among the toasts which were received with the most lively accla mations, were the following r " Lady Turner;and the Ladies of Jersey." " His Excellency Lietneoant-General Sir HllgroveTurner" ' Upon the latter toast being given, the General rose, and in a very neat and appropriate speech, thanked the company for so flattering a mark of attention. — We regret that the want of room prevents us from giving the substance of the General's address. Sir , HILGROVE TURNER then gave the health of Lieute nant•Colunel Sir WILLIAM WILLIAMS, of the 15th Regiment, which was drank with three times three. Alter supper the dancing commenced, and kept up till five o'clock in the morning, when the company departed, highly gratified with their entertainment. : It would be doing a great injustice to the 15th Regi ment not to state. that we do not remember that any fete better conducted in every respect, more nom& rously attended, or which went off with MOM Klatt was ever given in this Island. THE BAZAAR IN ST. JANES'S-STREET. Qvazu-Ssimattes-On Wednesday last upwards of 21 persons were taken into custody, at the Bazaar, in St. Janseesatreet, for trading without a Mans. contrary to Law. Mr. HAIIINSTT, Solicitor to tho Ceeandasiessen of Hawkers anti Pedkrs, attended to prosecute. Mr. Flume, at reading the Act of Pulls meet, was of spittle° that the pane, were liable to be convicted. Mr. Dawn, fee the defendants, hoped the Magistrate would not proceed to convict tdi be, could consult Counsel upon the legal operation cf the Act. Mr. Fusillade said, I think k highly actuary, and advise a; Immediate opinion-1 will give a fort night for that pavan; but, as i have no doubt of their liability' to otterletion, I advise an immediate application to Parliament for relief, being of opinion that the Bazaars are ultimately for the general good, though at present an injury to the shops in the neigh bourhood." Mr. Dews wished the Magistrate to interfere, and pretreat informers front mokating those persons now in custody who bold places in the Bazaar, until the next investigation took place. Mr. Ilaa Nati* said the Magistrate had so such power, and that if a common informer brought any similar case berme another Magistrate, be was bound to convict. h.fr. r said he would allow the present case to stand over for a future examination, as it was of Infinite consequence that such a case should not be hurried over. Parliament should bestow great vigilance on the Law which empowers the Treasury to remit Excise Prosecutions and Penalties incurred under the Excise Laws. From the Papers now before the House on this subject, we select one case, which we conceive to be most flagrant and abominable, that of John Syntes Davie, the brewer, of Lyme. There is no coacei- i vable way in which this man had not defrauded thiri revenue. He smuggled away warm beer by means' of a congealed pipe; be kept his prong beer and table beer in the same room, in kaowu violation of the law; he had a concealed tun; he was discovered with as unentered tun, in which were thirty gallons and a half of strong beer in a state of fermentation, &c. Ste. It is difficult to say of this man, whether be is a mote pertinacious offender, or petitioner for remission of penalties. It is equally difficult to say whether he is more pertinacious in offending, or the Lords of the Treasury in their disposition to overlook and forgive. The conduct of the Commissioners of Excise is most honourable, for the perseverance with which they bear up in recommending his prosecution to most un willing auditors. The Treasury stay the proceedings against Davie again and again r a mitipted penalty, or rather use penalty in lieu of many, is at last en torced ; and the Lords of the Treasury themselves petition that the parties (Davis and his son) may be indulged with a period ot two months for the purpose' of paying that penalty. Ot the reason for this indul.' enet, no cause whatever can be assigned , except it : ge that Lord Wesirmormatio writes in his behalf, and .that Mr. WILLIAM Morrox Prrir's Attorney states, that he, together with his son, “ are pad friends" of Mr. WILLIAM MORTON Pm, who ot course, felt a proportionate degree of interest for the said Davie and his son.---Another offender, of the name of Gibbs, prosecuted for some fraud in the Salt Duties, has part of his penalty remitted, on account of testimonials given to his character and conduct. liad.these tes timonials for their object to prove his character as a fair trader, and that his offence must have been un intentionatt No such thing; but to assure the Trea-1 sury, that John Gibbs 44 has been uniformly distin " gulshed for the loyalty of his principles, and for his " zeal in support of his Majesty's Government; and " that he has, upon every public occasion, without rs gerd t. torsional exprate or*toil, been amongst the most active in his exertions in favour of the friends' 44 and measures of Government." A testimonial in these very words is actually subscribed by more than thirty persons—among whom are Clergymen, Ma gistrates, Admirals, and Anomie.. It this does not evince the public opinion as to the operatic n of this Act, and the persons who are to be the objects of it, we know nu what does. DIED. Whitby, Yorks Mrs, onivoreany lastested, Thin HaU, Esq. of Brixton Pim, Surrey. Wednesday, at Chigoes, akar a loos and painful Wawa, Mary, the wife of Mr. nark, of Clioapaida. JuNday Mrs. Polka, rdkt oldie Ms An. carp %Um, of t ,Littlo ibookboiNtomoye SALES BY AUCTION. - PORT OF °WPM. By Order of the Honourable Ooesmostoners of his Majesty's Customs, on Tug tartar, the 11th day of April, 181 s et . v 2l o'clock in the torenoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC BALL, at the Custotn.House, in Helmut, THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS. For Home Consumption, on Payment of the Dude., of Customs and Excise. For Exportation, free of Duty.... 254 Gallons Brandy, and 25 Gallons Geneva. Which will be put up to email Lots, for accommodation of the purchasers, and may viewed and tasted on the day La sate. . BRISTOL, MARCH 1816. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, by order of be Honourable Com missioners of his Majesty's Customs, on Tuna f.DAT the i'th April, 1818, In the Lous Room of :he Custom House, at four o'clock in the afternoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. FOR HOME CONSUMPTION : About 10 cwt. Masco Sugar, s Ore. Chocolate, 28 lbs. Rice, 4 cwt. Foreign Salt, 57 Dials, 7 Deal Ends, 61 IbtTamariuds, llss . febacce, 1 Boat Tackle, &c. 30 iha Coffee, , P,tbs. Spanish Wool, 206 lb.. Opium, 54 lbs. Currants, llnt lbs. Gun Powder, 1 Fowling Piece, 94 lbs.Wiii!e Raps, 3 Earthenware Wine•coolers, 81 ewe. Y sirs.94lbs Ox and Cow Hides, 9 Span, 23 Pieces Deal Planks, 10 cwt. Barrilla mixed with Brimstone, 4 Casa:* Er,.e. stone Chimney Pieces. Fos Pi PORTATION 75 Silk Shawls, 22 Silk Scan's, 27 Silk LiandhercUlefs, 84 H3ll Silk Husdkerchiefs, 142 yds coloured Silk, 1 in yds black Sjl t. The Particulars may be known by aitp;••itig at the Warebluse Keeper's Office, on Wednesday the I 7th Alti i!, and on the morn ing ot Ilw day of sale, betweeo the hours ot ten and one o'clock. RICHMOND HILL. Elegant_Spaelous FAMILY RESIDENCE, beautiful PLEA. SURE i;ROUNDS and LAWN by the River Side, CO TALES, UARDENs, and LAND. By Mr. 'ROBINS, At Garraway's Cave-Ilt.tpe, op the of May, 1 616, at I %vulva u'Clocit, ATit LILY lie.tutifell and Highly Ac! , nired FAMILY MANSION, with Offices of all ntst la :ors, he RESIDENCE and PROPER I V of .1 NOBLE ; Situate nearly un the Sumnut of RICMIOND HILL, corn- mantling most interesting and t!..lighttul VisWi; screened front the Road by a Wall and lofty llatitrions ; surrounded by Plea sure-Grounds, and Shrubberies, laid out v. ith consideralle taste, and in great beauty and perfection; into-scat d by Gravel Walks, and Flamed with the choicest Fruit Trees and valuable Shrubs; Hot and Green Houses; rich Lawns sloping to the W est towards the Rive; and eisnonsonicating to the Lower Road; Cottages, &cc. A spadoes Lawn opposite, with extensive frontage to tl.e shady Walks, and Pleasure 'Groands, ornaineisted with rich /Foust Trees, Evergreens, Ike. A very elegant Pavilion,. finished ki the Italian style, and enclosed; an open Pavilion, cons. mending views of the beautiful scenery and windings of the River. The whole lii excellent order, and a Residence adapted for a Family of the brat distinction. Adjoining is a compact Leasehold Dwelling-house, fronting the Lower Road. At a short distance a capital Kitchen Garden, Gardener's House, and two Meadows. ______ To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars en the Premises; at the Castle and Talbot, Richmond; Castle, Salt-bill; BuU Inn, East Sheen ; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. EAST SHEEN, NEAR RICHMOND, SURREY. Sloplarly elegant MANSION, with excellent OFFICFS, GAR DENS, PLHASURE-GROUNDS, CONSERVA HOTHOWSILS, and MEADOW LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-bouse, 'Change:alley, Cornhill, on the of May, ISIS, at Twelve u'Cloch, In SIX LOTS , THE very eligible FREEHOLD, and small Pan COPYHOLD, ESTATES, comprising The superb Residence of HENRY HOPE, Esq. Situate at EAST SHEEN, in the County of Surrey. The Mansion is planned foe a Family of the First Distinction. The principal Apartments are well arranged, and finished in a style of superior elegance, with corresponding Bedchambers, Dressing-rooms, &c. A noble Conservatory, communicating with the House, which contains also Domestic Offices of every description, ample Cella , rage, tee.; the whole was altered and improved by the late Henry Hope, Esq. at a very considerable expense, and nothing has been omitted to render it one of the must comfortable habitations its the.Kiagdom. Coach Houses for Eight Carriages; Stabling for Twenty Horses, with Harness and Corn Rooms, Servants' Apartments, Lofts, &A.; Farm Yard and Buildings well supplied with fine water; beautiful Lawns and Pleasure Grounds, ornamented with thriving Plantations, retentive dry Gravel Walks, tine Piece of Water, capital Kitchen Uardent, walled round and planted w lilt the choicest Fruit Trees; Hut-Houses, Graperivs, Peach-House, Flower-House, Oardener's-House Cull bah, ice -Well, Euild ings, Cottages, and Meadow Lan d—aU lying compact, and cuu • taming about Silty Acres. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the elegantTurni. tin'', and other things, at a valuation; and immediate possession may be had. 'To be viewed'by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. 'fait, lermyn-streer, St. James's. Particulars alto on the Premises; the Ball Inn, East Sheen; Castle and Talbdt, Richmond; Castle, Salt-bill; at Gatraway's ; 'and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had. GENTEEL RESIDENCE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that FREEHOLD GENTEEL HOUSE, GARDEN, and PREMISES, Situate in Sr, Gilees-street, Northampton, now in the occupation of Mrs. Viratkin: consisting of two Parlours on the Ground Floor, excellent Kitchen, Larder, &e. • three Chambers on the First Floor; two Chambers on the Second Floor; clef:tient Cellar, Pump, and Well of good Water, a good Garden, and oae other adjoining; held on Lease for 99 years, from March 25, 1802.--Tbe above Premises are in good repair, and most eligibly situate in the most pleasant part of the I Town, and command extensive and picturesque views of the ad ,jscent !wimp—To treat for the same, apply to Messrs. Pocock cad Forbsurilly Place, Loudon; or L. !Cashew, Nortampton. SALE BY ATJCTiON. COI.T.EC - 1 lON OF PAINTINGS, PRINTS, BOOkI I TIIIR PACKING CASES and kFFECTS, br ook ' from bUFFOI.K. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mars, 13trtholemew- 1 a: ,,, on -r ucs , Ay nett, April ••,, and fu.r follow:14 Days, at Twelve o'Cto c k, ALARUE CoUect:im 0l old ENG RAY. ING framed and tlazed, a very ci.oice Cullectim of Gd. levy and ‘shinet PIC ; a rare and wen selected of BO'JKIS, a capi•al tl,itible barrel Gut., with Forsyth's Pqns i 2 Locks, in a Mans Tasty Ca. e, Piroli , Clocks M us k at Ulu. meats, an ito.ry . of a Frigate, u , netv.slit o f on and ;.ink Chlsopaiv Ce, ortwantia, Madeo,. .4errye and ps...rzet Wing s, Inn) dozen . of IL ua ! Bottles , nuhlr U a , ses and tuna, A. Ikg Sar..., Rou, Gonzales, Tur are: t 1.. e Brim, B. r:;11.111, Van''.ers velar, Snyder:, %Vero's', y ou !dry, Breui4e.,ty9 F rau., sehek. ken, Ver.les - , Pyeaker, .1 c ryt , G ht , ml ; Victor, Wilaerts, ate Th e Vouli • c•utipri,- 0.-manes Illstory of 1.:4 1 d . 1 ., w emniii. Aer and ' Monuments, &c w ith List Arms u Alai f the •suspaw cur c ," , ios:, V rifts, p,„ orc , ‘ finely engraved, a Pr'sel:tarion Copy to th. L or d . or 1797, and aitenoarsh. in the possession uf, the ce1,, r2 .." ttr John Wakes; a fine Copy ot the Kora:. ; „ l u s 044 44 and Arabic Dictionary, .2. villa large piper; m iant, Customs, and Religious Cesensonles of the 11.- • u.,, at Calcutta ; rare Illuminated Vlanu cript un Vedons, s i. gustine' de la Li:a Y Vols. ltustia; Ro win Antiquities of 'Le i'aisce Hi rcu situutis, uy Lisv :2 9, several hundred Plates; fmit.itsani of th e A , ciz.!st M tor ._ with Me Lives, tt vats Bowyer sveittlisl lsa unu u 4, 0 2 Broil of Ls.glaud, to vols. Rt (sus a suss. rib Rural :•ports, is.os•rated wstb brau•il9l ate,. j v e t, and eztesssivo Collection of (Mira) , .• Cancelle r% Clareadok's History of the Reledusts, with 1.151.11 e; Stn y vent and Sir Juba Rere.by'. litstory of at. own tiAte, It Vold lug s psper,..Mutie Napi.ltuk, .0 vuts G• .cri.: du Pals Resal e , s vols Russia; Gant-de de Lucien Butroaparte, 'imagism Fru. 9ass, S yids Calumny. 4e N.•lo,lewa. V u)atts ea tfkihes % h . titsauire Natureile des Oiseaus d'Ata ispr, 6 rui.. (Gino ; sl it „ ke des Uring.eraus c• des Oisestst -:e t'ara.iis; Histor.iur, es n u toresque de P4riS vols. La ii..ta.. sue t!_ Rousseau trs signs dcs pantie ;Vise:reit quo posw .ott autrr has MACS Le Cabinet du Aid, very rue; EncycHpse isa hranitSs .4 tg s . Dr. Retie C ydup, lin t la ye l'aPrrs d'; hir • ; kugi.di, Nicholson's, ;nod Lopes •al Cldu,.zlas ; New A..ssual Us t i tar, 35 vols. Nash's Hiirory of Wole , .s.cis:site i . i.ostrwe.l, a vol s . Morocco; Grose's Antiquqi vs co tegian., and W„<., is v u . i . Russia; Cromwell:lla, isluerated :totiquirLa k yer.,ry, vols. Views iu laths , ha.. (Moused Putts aa,d nurnenuoutber valuable Works. To be viewed on Monday preceding AM Nlurn.ugs of SA; and Catalogues had. at (he :)11:11:r.g tac:a, auJ of Wdl•iles, opposite the Auction Mart. N. B. Order of Sale.—First Day—Tbe Pnnts, Gla•ses, Wines, Fire-Arms, and Etft cts.—zlecond and akW 14 6 -1 ;* Valuable CiAlect au: de awl Filth cloaca Library of books. MARRIOTT'S IMPROVED PATENT Ki TCHEN ttaNkei. HMAR atorr, having recently mad e v - tyc .. n . siderable Improvement,, is induced to act tithe nu ate of the Public the Above admtraMe loventim., Its cue ntht c pkte Article of the kind ever niamsfactured fur rutin:ll!, h..k boiling, steaming, stewing, &e. ai.d a coosa•-t ,upply ut v ., or gallons of hot water, with one half the usu ti'spintity of fae: This Rarge Is etteudtd with mud: le , s trout le than any (rite, and the utensils cited in the °per.' of e..k.n g are h er rut . featly clean, and are far snore tlarzble than ses It COMMOti It is also a certain cure tor kntokey cl. :mugs which I•.i bees pr o v e j by r e p eate d eaperrnientl. It. rapist 4id "air, tickled to the universal bele . Atioss ft has ;:irrn, ar e th e prvirfs of its utility ; it havi.ever tided lu a ain4ie hombre. A, from the small pur:iun of led rig.t'sits., tis ativvit.ge:o for small fanuliee, so from the quantity oi work it will e: tarts, it is tuitahle for large ssssssssss s par.icul.rly slap,/ for the use and convetiivuce of private lamas 14A4at hous-s, hoariline-schools, ace. Kitchens 11 , ted up with Flanges, rnibtaeli el the late ini. provrnient.%, with steam-boilers, ovens, ho: closets, dill: retain. kettles. All kin.ls of .:tons, for drsvdog-:oa., a. les:lours, hats, rhurehes, ice.; humane Alan, traps, to ser.ire tie r trilausts, out lujuring them ; Spring-guns of different c 0.., ructson. A t's. cent 14.‘...1a0ina Jack, upon iti entire lit* petteiple, cot:strove.' o as to require neither weights nor pullira; rat sera, heels en clot ed, are p. otecte.l (runt tt.jury and in Iva tty ; front its et. trrme simplEity, no:liable to he out oi ortlrr, and calcalatee fa every kitchen. To be seen in use drily at the Pat:Ace's Matafactur7, 64, elect-street, Loncteu. THE CHEAPEST AM.) 111:: . ; rUA COLLN, AND ASTI - IMAi. otwltCH'S COUGH DROi'S 1;1 ritent elds. ‘,../ obstinate Coughs, and emir:it:tett As•biras hand ustivals led. hi reputation for fifteen years past, mist she v.ttioss tod• monies of its efficacy, is a sufficient proof of the estiniciou he steak!' It is held for all Asthina;ic Affectto recent Colds and Cou:lbs, however obstinate, and al i'ulmonaty Compisints.--As proof, the following not:ince is not mil. _ TCAILIhri. &lAD/ ask! EDWARDS. •' Birnunghalo, March 16, IsOS. " Gentlemen,—ln justice to you, aial to ce.tify the valise of that excellent Med:clue Church's Cough Drops, I .enil Iw the fullgtising case, at the particular request of the Erica. I. MILES SWISPOCT." " SI cannot sufficiently acknowledge the cure I have res celved from Church's Cough Drops. A most :tiff icat.rg Astb• matte Cough, during the winter, afflicted me so sesereiy, that expected noising less than death every minute; our bottle re• litved me considerably, and lour more per:.-c.ly reword we.— Your sending this to the Proprietors wilt oblige your humble ?vs want, " rutist.ts LDISUNDS. Sold by E. Edwards, 66, on the foot-way, : PAin's t surcb• yard; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; cud km, Royal Liclia..g , -- None can be genuine except " haw and &lit Ards.66, .01 la.suts Church-yard . ' is engray.:d on the sump.—Prize 9d. and Jutt;ils size 4s. 6d. per bpttle. F : • To the SCR OPULO U.i, CONSUMP NINVUUS. EXPERIMENTAL LY ClltvinteJ, with Ll:e world at large, not only of the inut.hty but 11 , j'irf , quently dune by all the Methods hitherto employed Cr 'he C ,ll of these Diseases, and, at the sans: time, IA istitladed la., in the dispensations of PittortnrAcc tifectual Reniethes ea tainly were to be fm.nd; we cmfol.,itly and zealously ourselves to the stotly of them ; and the result of tourteen yea aplication bat la.eit the happy discovery of i bre. New Kane dies, entirely out of the tis.i.il routine or Medical Practice, pro clueing the most t xtrant (boat r atol heneecial streets on the CZ., sumptive, Scrofulous, mid Nervous, who are not only reline.. front the t-gent symptot net of these lamentable Com:141 t,, their very Constkutions are radicaly chatiged.—We oxytta the blood of the Consunlpiive, Ileat their diseated Wogs, and re atom the emaciated fr;tme to robust and ruddy health. Art il We palliate only the symptoms or Scrofula; lor our Setellt is Remedy also soiltes at the very rout of the disease,and rarely I,lt rooting it out of the consti•ut.on. Uur Nervous kt away ;stqs- 2 1 successful, and the uoliway m ,hj i pt h of m eiaa i weanni out by perpetual disappointment, may here look with cot:Moot and will certaltly obtain relief fr 4,m their wretcletiness.llttlC ar Medical Institution is estaltlisbed by s Society of Medical (wait' men, for the Cure of these C`Griliatirm only, at No. 8, Tavisock• Street, Brilford•square, Lonklutt.—F. XAVII u and C.,. •„• Ampic Instructions are given with each &duet Rerneafe the price of which is, 10s. 6d. double 14, quadcupl .ei.l3s.tv getlier with a Pamphlet of the evidences or thu success of thee modes of treatment. Dr. Sat re Alember of toe Royal Col' lege, may be consulted at the Institution front eleven tot• rte, of_ by letter, post paid, including a rernttance, addressed to f. 3C/ivies and Co. as above. The above Pamphlet may be bad gratis, at the institution, where the Remedies are sold, wboks and retail, and by all Venders in Town wad Osumi y - - - HIGH WATER TO-MORROW AT LONDON IRIDOEs Morning Afternoon ti.Js.•••:• •• •• • 20 $ LONDON: Prime.] by Laval. Kater, Pickett Maul rabbi:ea there, ard a: the :ac-Oikce,*feirpie RICHMOND FALL. DESIRABLE RESI LO M PLR i ELY FURNISTIE WITH OFFICES, Pi.rASURL GROUNDS, PLAN 1 A TU./M.Bu. WALLED GA't 'Z3, GREEN AND I'. HOUSES, AND MEADOW LAND, IN ALL AbtlU TEN A CRES. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Comb ill, on Wz u • missie, the 24th April, 1816, at *1 welve o'Cierek, unless an acceptable oll'er is made for the whole. by Private C.m , raet, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATE ; comprixing a very eligible VILLA, planned fur the aCCOMlllo.llatifill of a Gentlentues Family ; con raining a handsome Entrance Hall, Morainic Parlour, excellent Eating Room, Gentleman's Room, and a Water Closet. On the First Floor, an elegant Drawing Room, Breakfast Parlour, two best Bed Chambers, Dressing Room, and a pas sage leading to three Bed Chambers for servants, with a secon dary Staircase. On the Second Floor, four excellent Bed Chambers, two Dressing Rooms, &e. a nd Servants apartments, dm over ;on the Basement art suitable Offices, Coach-bouse. and Stables, spacious Yard and Oa-buildings, lamas, Pleasure Grounds, &c. Plan tations, excellent Kitchen Garden walled in, and planed with choice Fruit Trees, preen mid Hot Houses, Farm Yard, and convenient Buildings, and three enclosures of Meadow Land, all lying compact, In all about Ten Acres. Ihe Purchaser may- be accommodated with the well-mrie Furniture, &c. at a valuation, aad a part of the Money may re main on Mortgage, if required. 'to be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Pre mises; at the Castle and Talbot, Richmond; Bull lan, Ea,' . - Sheen ; Castle, Salt-hill; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge ; of Rich-rd Gram, Esq. No. n. Russell-place ; at Garraway's ; and of M. Robins, Warwick-erect, Golden-square; of whom Tickets foe viewing may be had. ~~