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~= _. 4 T I h I . , ~~ "`yam ~[~y-'3:~ IrvgifEß Oagi THEORY..ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PHIS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, their I%ly:sties Servan CABINETts will act the Conde Opera of THE . Prince Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM ; I.c^zo, by the YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who performed the Character of Sir George Airy, (Being his second appearance.) Marquis de Grand Chateau, Mr. MATHEWS ; Whiouiculo, Mr. BANNISTER ; Peter, Mr. DOWTON ; Mhs LYON; Leonora, Mrs.. MATH L EWS ; Etsr.cs, Mrs. SPARKS ; Curiosa, IvErs. MARLOWE ; Floretta, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. - - To which will be aided, the Comic Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. ite Tragedy of Cato, performed on Wednesday night for the B time these%) years, in which Mr. Wright, from the Theatre go o, Edinburgh, made his first appearance in London, in the o lf acter of Cato, was received throughout with clistinguished verks spprobati:n and applause; and the same Tragedy will t.nptsted Monclay next. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKE'T. 1 1 . IS PRESENT EVOKING, FEBRUARY 4, Niaje.ties Servamf sit a Comedy, called ICING HENVC inn EIGHTH. ienry, King of England, Mr. POPE ; Cardinal Woolsey, Mr. KEMBLE ; Cardinal Campeius, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Ca.eulcr, Archbishop of Canterbury, Mr. MURRAY ; Duke of Buckingham, Mr. BRUNTON. Katharine, Queen of Engand, Mrs. SIDDONS ; Anne Ulan, Miss BRISTOW. After which the Grand Übtoric 'Pantomimic Dratna of DE LA PEROUSE • Or, THE DESOLATE ISLA ND. Perouse, Mr. BOLOGNA, pick Kanko, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Nagaski, MT. KING ; champ:tee, an Animal of the Desolate Island, Master O. BYRNE 'V.,diune Pamir, Miss BRISTOW ; Umba, Miss ADAMS. Monday, the Tragedy of Hamlet ; with Perosioe. • ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED " e lldir..ETS w:LL BE GIVEN ON OF DRAW THE FIRST ING AND SECOND DAY HE GRAND STATE LOTTERY , which T bqins on the 12th of APRIL NEXT, besides the under r.t.•=ned Prizes. SCHEME. £20,000 are 180,000 .10,000 20,000 5,000 10,000 1,000 6,000 seo 5,000 100 2,000 so 2,200 25 . 2,500 IS '72,300 of 100 4,820 20,0e0 Tickets. £BOO,OOO DAYS OF DRAWING. Wednesday, April 12, Friday, April 21, Thursday, Apra 27, Saturday, April 29. The Contoactors have Permission of the Lords of the Treasury t 4 sake a FREE GIFT of 1,500 Whole Tickets, in Addition to thy Prizes in the Scheme REST• DAY, a Free Gift of 1,000 Whole Tickets, for the rr•t.urzwn Prize above £l5, the Numbers of which - are as nu.) rt 4,501 • 4,001 0.501 7,001 to $,lOO 5,501 to 8,600 -4,600 9,001 9,100 5,100 10,901 . 7"'" .... 14 600 - 6,800 11,001 - 11,100 7, 100 18,501 12,600 SECOND DAY, another Free Gift of 506 Whole Tickets,dbr the &r -dawn Prize above ;CIS, the Numbers of which are as follow):- 15,001 to 13,100 I 15,001 1t,501 14,600 16,501 17,001 to 17,100.- Items and SItAILLS are selling at every Licensed .Lottery Cake to 15,100 16,600 aECOND STATE LOTTERY FOR 1808, CONSISTING OS ONLY 20,000 =ultra, PEnINS DRAWING THE 12TH OF APRIL, 1889. TICKETS and SHARES are Selling by HA ZARD, BURNE, and CO. Stock Brokers, at their. State I ettery Office, No. 99, under the Royal Exchange, and no where the is London on their amount. The SCHEME contains FOUR PRIZES of 20,000 each, "tith the usuAl Number of other Capitals, Su.; in addition to which, the. FIV:T DRAWN PRIZE above Xl5, on thh FIRST DAY , II entitled to ONE THOUSAND WHOLE TICKETS; and the FIRST Dilavitt PRtzE above £l5, on the SECOND DAY, will be eutitled to Fni.t Hu N DSZD WHOLE Tzeturs.--Shares in proportion. 1"...5e Tickets mill be deposited at the Bank previous to the dw:-.3, and delivered to the forttuaste Proprietors-at the close titi , Letters (post paid) day answered; and Schemes gratis. India, and South Sea Stocks, with their several Annul ,!:tdia Bonds, exchequer Bills, and all kinds of Government SL cr.rr..r, bought and sold by Commission. GRAND MAPS. OP SPAIN, PORTUGAL, Bcc. Just published, by JUN SroSPanazz, Piccadilly. '•A NEW MAP of SPAlN'and PORTUGAL on nine Sheets, by E. Mentelle, Member of the Nati o „:•1:e of Sciences at Paris, price .C 7 -. I Ise 6d. or en Canvass and Ast.iik. ,or in a Case, 21. :N. New MAP of SPAIN and pon.zooat,on four large Sheets, ly Thomas Lopez, price XL Is. Or on Canvass and Rollers, t.; :a a Case, Xl. 11s. 6d. 3 . A New MAP of SPAIN and PORTOPIA L., ON One large Sheet, ir Don Thomas Lopez, prise 7s. or on Canvass, in a Case, 9s. N. B u Die two last Maps are Improved from the first. 4. A New GkAND MAP of Eustoez, compiled from the most recent Surveys of the French, Austrian, and Russian Geographers, in nine large Sheets, coloured, price at. I Ss. 6d. or on Canvass and itonetsor ball-beund, in Russia„ as an Atlas, SL 15s. 6d. or on Win: Rollers in a mahogany Case., 101. 10s. 7 feet 7 inches wide, sad Ifeet high. . FOURTH NUASBEER. BRITISH GALLERY OF ENGRAVINGS. This day was published, In super Royal Folio, price O. ' V. THE Fourth Number of the above Work, and a I;mited number of copies on large imperial Paper, and 4 t typtz, with Proof Impressions of the Plates, price Three • /1';) •• a:11 a half. This Number contains, t: , ~1 _ View by Vandetvelde, engraved by Fittler. trait of Berghera_bg Rembrandt, eng. by gehheallerd- S. ') , .:•ch Boors by A. Ostade, engraved by Taylor. 4, (' •rt-on of Pisa by Michelangelo. eng. by Schiavolsetd. I *. All the Plates in this National Work will be stograeed by Artists in the Country in the Line or Stroke rea : nner, only mode belfilmstimation by all true admirers of the Arts wr , rk will consist of Twenty-five limbers, and seri forin !. :did collection of One Hundred Engravings, %on: the finest P • tt:!_i m this enuntrt, and will contain (beqiaea an j ewilut of Picture, and a Life of the Artist) a s fi ort History f the Arts P C,rti! g and Engraving, including the Rise and Progress of ta Ans in Great Britain. Ev EDWARD FORSTF.R, A.AI. F. R. S.. IN:umber, being in great forwardness, will be ready in ▪ , and not less than three, or more than five, Numbers will • • ' { r esrly. • Puigh.hed by William Miller Albemarle-street ; and J. and A. Cornhill ; where a detailed Prospect& of the work may be ▪ a .,4 where :Ascriptions are received, and the copies Irefully '4o'e:ea in the order they are subseribed4or: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4,.1 809 FOURTH EDITION OF MARMION. This day was published, handsomely printed in octavo, price 19$. in boards, the FOURTH EorrioN of MARMION : a TALE of FLODDEN FIELD. By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Wil liam Miller, Albemarle-street, and John Murray, Fleet-street, London. MISS OWENSON'S NEW NOVEL. Thie day was published, in 4 vols. 12uso. price 21s. bossisi t WOMAN; or, IDA OF ATHENS.-4 OWENSON. " Nut doute qu'on ne s'elevat ay: plus gawks clues si ro. :volt ransom pour precepteur, et que la main de la beaute jetta days notrc ante les &valences d e l'esprit et de la yen u."—Helvetitts. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ornse, Paternoster-row. • 1101 day was publi3hed, In One Volume 121330. price ss. boards, the Szcotai biT19.31, with conaidesable additions and improvements N INTRODUCTION to GE O GRAP HY and d 4 - - ASTRONOMY, by the Use of the Globes and Maps.— To which are added, the Construction of Maps, and a Table of Latitude and Longitude. By E. and 3. BRUCE, Teachers of Geography and the Mathematics, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row SPLENDID EDITION OF SHAKSPEARE. This day were published, In six large Volumes 4to. embellished with highly-finished Plates, engraved by Heath from Stothard's designs, price 151. 15s. T H E PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE, from the corrected Text of Johnson and Steevens. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. A few Copies are printed on fine Paper, with proof Impres sions of the Plates, price 211. BY AUCTION. Y Milk Caftan House Quay, Newhaven, Sussex, on Tuesday, Oka ith.February, 1809, at Eleven &Clock in the For,enoon, • gat the Benefit of the Underwriters, 171 . 1 E Anchors, Cables, Sails, Rigging, 'and other Materials, with a quantity of Copper saved from the wreck of the Ship Malta (360 Tons Earthen) Frederick Robert Phnt Matter, stranded on her passage from the West Indies to London. .—The Materials are nearly new, well saved, and will be sold in suitable Lots for the convenience of purchasers. For further particulars apply to Harry Harison, Esq. Collector of the Customs; or Beard and Tasker, Agents. • RODNEY-PLACE, CLIFTON. • To be SOLD by AUCTION, (subject to a perpetual Ground Rent of 111. 53.) at the Exchange Coffee-hoase, in the City of Bristol, on Wednesday, the 22c1 day of February next, pre cisely at half past One o'Clock in the Afternoon, unless in . the Mean time an acceptable offer shall be made for the same, of which the earliest notice will be given; ALL that capital FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, with the Garden, Coach-house Stable behind the same, being No. 3 , in it.Odrerihcel the e and Property of 1)r. Beddocs, deceased, posses envy sliatunnalidation requbite for a burs oatabli‘bruent. • TA be virsted until the sale op Tuesdays and Thursdays only; ,bfliuraet the hours of Twelve and Three, by Tickets, to be bad 03 9 application at Mr. Coate's Office, 17, Clartstreet, Bristol, who is authorised to receive any offer fur purchase by Private Contract. MOUI,SHAM HALL, CHELMSFORD, ESSEX. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VALUABLE FIXTURES, PICTURES, and numerous Effects. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE., TUCHIN and FORREST, On Monday, the 6th of March, and Five following Days, at Eleven o'Clock, on the Premises, 'F'HE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Valuable -I- Fixtures, Pictures, Oriental 'Articles, Library of Books, a capital Turret Clock, lire Engine, Lead Figures, &c. at Moul sham Hall ; comprising a drawing-room suite of crimson silk da mask, hangings of rooms, bedsteads, with a variety of furnitures, beds and bedding, window curtains, a real India scarce black and gold japan cabinet, linen chest, chairs and tables, mahogany wardrobes and drawers, library cases, dining, card, and dressing tables, capital marble pier tables, pier glasses, carpets, kitchen ranges, stoves, coppers, reservoirs, cisterns, pumps, pipes, presseK, dressers, and fittings-up of the offices, kitchen utensils ; fencing, fruit trees, plantations, and shrubs. To be viewed three days preceding the Sale, (Sunday excepted)' whey Catalogues may be had on the Premibes ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tne r bin f and Forrest, Alder ... sate-street, London. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND SHIP-BUILDERS. CAPITAL NAVY AND OTIIER TIMBER. To be SOLD by AUCTION, together or in lots, at Mr. Robert Evans's, Clerk, at Gresford, on Friday the 24th day of Febru. ary next, at tee o'clock. VIVE HU NDRED and FOUR capital OAK L TREES, and 160 exceeding good ASH TREES, with the Lpps, Tops, and Bark thereof, now standi n g and numerically ranked, in the Parsonage Words and other lands at Gresford. Of the Oak, 40 trees average about 58 feet each, 53 about 43, 119 about 34, 181 about 2/5, and 106 about 16 feet each ; and the Ash average about 31 feet each. Gresford is situated about three miles from Wrexham, and eight from Chester Quay. For a view of the timber, and conditions of sale, apply to the said Robert Evans, of whom printed particulars may be had, as well as at the principal Inns at Wrexham and other markettowns in the neighbourhood, and also at Chester and Liverpool. Tenders by Private Contract may be made to Mr. Webb, in be Close, Salisbury, before the 14th February. TIMBER. TO BE SOLD, 160 Acres of very fine OAK TIMBER mixed with Arne very valuable ASH and ALDER, all of above 100 years growth. it is situated within fifteen miles of Clonmell, and twenty-one of Limerick, in the Kingdom of Ireland, from each of which Towns there is water carriage.—Proposals (post paid) will be received until the 3d of March, by Wm. Roper, Esq. 34, North Great George's-sweet, Dublin e and further particulars may be known, by application to Mr. John Nesbitt, No. 16, Tokenhouse-Yard, London. THE INFALLIBLE RAT POWDER. ANEW Composition for Destroying R ATS and MICE. The efficacy of this Powder, In answering the end required, is not to be equalled in Europe—in short, it is warranted infallible. The application is simple, the expense trifling and the effect certain. Such are the extraordinary and attracting powers it possesses, that the inventor has frequently known them to take it from his hand with the greatest avidity. Sold, by order of the Proprietor, by Messrs. Howard and Evans, Long-Jane West Smithfield ; Mr. Johnstone, No. 11 ,' Greek street, . street, Soh o; Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Mr. Betler, No. 4, Cbeapside ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn ; Messrs. MVonald and. Sargent, No. 53, Long Acre ; Mr. Utile, Carlisle; and by the principal Venders of Patent Medicine % in the United Empire. . . • NEW ENCYCLOPtEDIA. THE THIRD PART OF THE NEW RDIN BURgH ENCYCLOPCEDIA, under the direction and superintendtnce of Dr. BREWSTER, and other eminent Lite rary Characters, has just ball received, and may be had of J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Ex change. ' 4 ,* A supply of Parts First and Second of the above valuable Work has been also received, to the inspection of which the Public are respectfully invited, as to one of the most interesting Literary Productions of modern times. The Prospectus may be had gratis. TO SCHOOLMASTERS AND GOVERNESSES. THE Conductors of Schools throughout Great Britain and Ireland are informed, that the Fifth Number of the School Magazine was this day published, containing a variety of instructive, useful, and interesting letter press; toge ther with a large Engraving of the Elephant, one-tenth of the natural size of the animal, and another Engraving of Montserrat in Catalonia. It is well known, that among other recommendations of this work to general adoption in all Schools, Twelve Guineas worth of Prizes are distributed every month to Juvenile Candidates in Composition, Translation, Philosophy, and Mathematics. • levseile Library, New Baud-street, Jan. 5: , 1609. THE NEW GEOGRAPHY, ACCOMPANI4D BY A PAIR Or 01.0111. I'HE Booksellers throughout Great Britain are in formed that the Second Part of Dr. SMITH ° . CEOGRA RHY was this day published, price Six Shillings and Sixpence, accompanied by three highly-finished Engravings, and two superior Maps of Spain and Sweden. It is undoubtedly understood generally, that this new G eograpby will include every point of completeness and pirfection as well in regard to text as to grapliical accompaniments. It will in every respect be the best and most superb System of Geography ever published in this country. Persons disposed to take in the Parts without the engagement for the Globes, may have them, done up in blue paper, at is. each. No. 20, Paternoster-row, Jan. SI, 1809. On Monday the 30th of January was published, price 14$. in boards, A STATEMENT of the DUTIES of CUSTOMS and EXCISE, payable upon all Foreign Articles imported into, or exported from Great Britain — also the D uties Outwards, the ilounties and Allowances on British Goods, and those on the Fisheries—the Duties Coastwise, the Quarantine and Tonnage Duties—together with Tables of Scavage, 'Saltine, Levant, and Russia Dues ; the whole brought up to the sth of Jan. 1809, By EDWARD JAMES MASCALL, of the Long Room, Customs House. London : Sold by Samuel Tipper, Leadenhall-street:, PROSPECTUS OF THE NEW LONDON REVIEW. Conducted by RICHARD CUMBERLAND, Esq. On Monday the 13th of February will be published, price ss. to be continued Quarterly, the First Number of A and original WORK, in which the recent A NEW of our contemporary writers will be reviewed by a Society of Literary Friends, who in the true and manly spirit of fair and candid Criticism, have agreed that each Contributor shalk with his Contribution, give his Name, so that the candidate for literary fame may distinctly know to whom be is indebted, either for the commendation that encourages, or the admonition that enlightens him.—As it must be obvious, that a compilation of this miscellaneous nature must require the inspection and ar rangement of some one person, by practice and experience quali fied for that charge, the Publisher flatters himself it will not be unacceptable to the patrons of his Work to know that this charge, at once so indispensable, and yet so delicate ' will, by general de sire, be undertaken by Richard Cumberland, Esq. who is anxious, if life and health be granted him, to add this last conclusive proof of his unv. aried 'zeal for the fame, the feelings, and the rightful claims of his contemporaries. London: printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadenhall-street, to whom` Letters and Communications under cover for the Editor, may be addressed.-Sold also by all other Booksellers. This day were published, in Bvo. boards, price 125.6 d. each, Vols. T. to IV. of -THE ATHENEUM ; a Magazine of Literary and Miscellaneous Information. Conducted by I. ATKIN, M.D. (To be continued Monthly, price 2s. each), • Containlog General Correspondence, (Slassical Disquisitions, Accounts of and Extracts from rare and curious Books, Memoirs of distinguished Persons, Original Poetry, Literary and Mlscel bateau' Information, List of New Publications, Meteorological Register, Discoveries and Improvements in Arts and Manufac tures, Obituary of distinguished Persons, Domestic Occurrences, List Of Bankrupts, Foreign Occurrences, jtetrospect of P üblic Alfa's, Commercial Reports, Price of Stotts, Agricultural Re ports, .and Prices of Grain. •.• The Atheneum is desigued essentially to be one of those popular Miscellanies so long known and approved in this country, under the name of a Magazine, and to embrace all the usual objects of such Publications; but, as its Title may be understood to imply, it is meant to aim at a higher Literary Character thea they commonly support. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternotter4row; and Cadell and Davies, Strand. [PRICE SI X-PENG ORDNANCE OFFICE, Jai:tsars 25, 1609. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS NA JESTY's ORDNANCE, &hereby giler Native, That Proposals will be received st their Office In Pall Mall, r.n or before Wednesday the 15th day of February next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of HAIR BROOMS, BRUSHES, and. MOPS, for service of this Depart ment, for a period of three years, though Tenders for the ensuing , aix months only will be sensidertd. Patterns Qf the Articles may be vi. -wed, upon application at the Prindpal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, where further partj togabtx with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known, and also at the Secretary's 011 ice, In Pall-Malt aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up, and et. dorsed " Protowals for Has: Brooms, &c." but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 15th dry of Etbruary, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Arent' in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. If. CREW, Nesret-iry. OFFICE OF ORDNANCS, rvitruary 1, 1809. THE PRINCMAL OFFICERS of HIS MA . JRSTrs ORDNANCE, do hereby give 'Notke, That Proposals All be received at their Office in Pail-Mall, on or before Friday the 17th day of February next, from such Per i sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of COLOURS and OILS for the service of this Department, for a% period .of Three Years. Samples of tbe Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, where , further par ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contracts, may be known; and• also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals mutt be delivered, sealed up and en dorses!" Proposals for Colours, or for Oils," as the case may be ; but no Proposal can be admitted after the ;d I 'ith day of Febru ary, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be 'noticed, unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of she Board, R. IL CREW, Secretory. itMERICA. • NEW-YORK, JANUARY s. The Senate has' passed a Bill to enforce the Ent• bargo, and it has been sent to the House of Repre sentatives for their approbation. It prohibits all per sons from exporting to any foreign State any spec:e, or goods, either domestic or of foreign growth, under the penalty of paying treble the value of such articles. Informers to be paid one-half of such fine. Every owner of any vessel evading this Act, every super cargo or seaman employed, every owner of such merehandize, every owner of carts or waggons em ployed in transporting articles, knowing the same are to be carried out of the United States, shall be deemed aiding and abetting. It is declared unlawful to ship any specie or goods without a permit, and a bond, for six times the value of the vessel and cargo, that she shall not proceed to a foreign port. Cargoes are to be discharged, or bond given for them, as soon as notice of the Act shall be-received at the different Custom-houses. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DEC. 17. The following Resolution again under considera tion : Resolved, That it is expedient to prohibit, by law, the admission into the ports of the United States, of all public', i!'sf private; armed or unarmed ships or ves sels belonging to Great Britain, or France, or to any ether of the Belligerent Powers, having in force Or ders or Decrees . vicilating the liwful commerce and neutral rights of the United States ; and also the im portation of any goods, wares, or merchandize, the growth, produce, or manufacture of the dominions of any of the said Powers, or imported from any Owe in the possession of either. After several divisions on parts of the Resolution, the question was, at twelve o'clock, taken on the whole Resolution, and carried, 84 to 30. The question was then put on the following Reso lution..6,— " Resolved, that measures ought to be immediately taken for placing the country in a more complete state of defence. '—Carried unanimously. DECEMBEA gm-A Bill was reported for prohibit ing Commercial Intercourse between the United States, and Great Britain and France. By the 11th Sec tion of the Bill, the operation of the Act, and the Embar go Act shall cease, provided Great Britain and France revoke or modify their Orders and Decrees. •DEC'EMEIER 29.---FOREIGN LICENCES.—The House resolved itself into a Committee of the whole, Mr. Puma/ in the Chair, on the Bill for compelling ves sels now abroad to return home, and from preventing any citizen.of the United States from taking from any Foreign Power a licence to trade. Various amendments were made to the detail of the Bill. The second, which is intended to prevent ves sels from navigation under a foreign licence, was amended, on a motion of Mr. Story, so as to make the act a misdemeanor, to declare the vessel so Offen ding to be forfeited, and to impose a penalty on the offender of a sum not exceeding ten thousand dollars. The Ist of October was fixed as the day after which the section should take effect.- - The Committee then rose and reported the Bill as amended. DPICEMEER 900—The resolution for raising 50,000 Volunteers, was adopted in a Committee of the whole, and debated at length in the Ho , : se. The Embargo is now discussed upon every ques tion that is debased in the House, and indeed is almost the ooly subject that undergoes discussion. Neither the Non-Intercourse Bill, nor the new Em bargo. Bill is yet called up. The language of the orators of the m;.jority yester day and to-day, even that of Mr. Eppes, is 4 We have tried the Embargo almost long enouglk—No permae r.t Embargo—War I wat I war I' . . .:,: . • • • .~ This day were published, In two volumes, Bvo. price 18s. in boards, OUTLINES OF MINERALOGY. By J. KIDD, M.D. Professor of Chemistry in the University of Oxford. Oxford: Printed for J. Parker, and R. Bliss; Sold also by ' ILongman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme; and Messrs. Rivingtons i London. ____ FOUR LEASEAOLD nvitumgc,tiouszs, SA4NT MAZY AXE. " • By Mr: BURTON. - At Garraway's, on TiEsday, February - 1, at Twelve o'clock,. in Four Lots, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situated in the most desirable part of ST. MARY AXE, facing Jeffrey's-square--Nos. 47, 48, 49, and 50. Each House contains eight rooms, with convenient closets !having an advan tage of free back-lights), with commodious celiars. From •their contiguity to the East-India House, 'Change, and Public Offices in the City, they would prove a lucrative purchase ; as they easily might be converted into Mercantile Offices. The whole are held for a term of twenty-one years from Lady-day last, subject to a ground-rent of twenty guineas each house. 'To be viewed : and particulars had on the pAmises ; of Mr. Duthie, 4, Brick-court, Temple; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Cornhill„ MOULSHAM-HALL--CHELMSFORD, ESSEX. I VALUABLE MATERIALS OF THE NOBLE MANSION HOUSE, OFFICES, AND GARDEN-WALLS. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Monday, the 20th of March, and five following days, at 11 o'clock, on the premises, ViE whole of the valuable and well-conditioned MATERIALS, which comprise the capital premises, MOULSHA.M-HALL MANSION-HOUSE, occening a scite of 150 feet by 120 feet, with numerous ()Sees Coach-houses, Stabling, and Outbuildings ; consisting of sever al thousand rods of brick-work and squares of patent roof slating and tiling, capi tal stone pediment pilastres and flight of steps, stone coping, cor nices, pediment, and sash cills, large quantity of stone and clinker pavement, m arble and stone chimney-ple.:es, Ike. capital roofing, oak and ir girders, bressumers, story-posts, rafters, and quarter ing, several hundred squares of oak add fir flooring, boards and joists, wainscoting and partitions, many tons of lead, in roofing, gutters, stacks of pipe, ridges and hips, about 200 sash-windows, frames, and shutters, capital doors and cases, staircases, and water closet; also, the Erection of the Coach-houses and Stabling, Gar den-house, and the extensive Garden-walls. The whole of the Materials are exceedingly good, and conve niently situate for water carriage, being within a mile of the Chelmsford Navigation. To be viewed six days preceding the Sale (Sunday excepted), when catalogues may be kat on the premises, and of Messrs. Skin ner, Dyke, 'ruchin,`and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, London. las iii• at Lam. be. t oi the t he flat• E 0t• r. iv? ik;itiTA 1. . cA v..: -