Star. — London, England, 1816-05-11 00:00:00

I, ll *lvirirg.mr:zry_ - . 7 - ~: 7!".'w -~ - , . . L 4::: . ,.• t••}?•• * * 4- , !• * 4 '` p • 117 •;.z' T:'''' : - • * r4r. • •*),.!; '. • "1 , -.• ' ••• ' ' -,..*.-.••• 4s, . .. t • • .. .., • , ....OW ...44.,..,.,A • . I: . - , • ' • • '`. t r b , , ' .'. : • - I / .. • .1- -"rr± .• , ,z , iot , k ;. . ' P .. • 4.M Er v l 4Ei! .9109 raEttrag ROYAL, DRURY4LANB. 141:118 PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' •o l ia t es win perform (third time). a new Tragedy called BERTRAM OR, THE CASTLE OF ST. ALDOBRAND. The c ter useee by Mr. Kean, Mr. Pope,. Mr. Holland, Mr per. Mr. R. Phillips. Mr. Kent, Mr. Barnard; Mies Boyce, Miss Cooke, and Miss Selinerville (her third appearance on any t; Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Rae, and the Epilogue by MR P U Y' To which will be added, THE POOR. SOLDIER. w i le,' Tragedy of Bertram will be repeated every evening alferther woke. monday, The Woodman's Het. 0 0 Tuesday, My Spouse and L A new Mello-Dramatic-Attrrplece will be produced nem.week, •b e wi l ed Oberon*a Oath ; or, The Paladin' and ehe Princess. fikAURF. ROYAL, COyENT-OAROBN. trio PRESENT formed. EVENING, will be per , A. • THE' JEA LOUS WIFE [ . ••, • Tricks' Mr. boys ; Sic Harty Beagle. Mrasyreetc; m t y, Mr. Y.wng; Major Oakley, Mr. Terry; Chas* , O a kley, Mr..C. Krug*. Mos Oakley, Miss ONeill; Lode yogi ye, Mrs. G hips; Harriet, Miss Foote. • 4 To which will be added, • • CYMON. ' ~ , O n 74 „„ day . the Tragedy of Julies Omar; with The Royal *rho; soil Aladdin On i tav ola... like Jealous Wife.. o il Wednesday, A Midsummer Night's Dream; with The . Seer.Wattet • and Midas. A new frsitelyis in preparation, and will speedily & pro duce& ib e i. i srdible feats of Il Diavole Antonio, the Venetian Vold itur, continuing to excite general and reiterated shouts of op peob,,,on, as well ae the• admiration of crowded audieuces , t h e y whl,wil the other nouvelle Entertainments, be repeated every Evade( until further notice. ROYAL AMPHI THEATRE, (ASTLEY'S), WESTMINS I ER-BRIDGE. ikdir the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the PIIINCt GlibiT and Dnxa of Yong, THIS PRESENT SATURDAY (by permission et the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal. T Covent-Garden), the Greed Eques,rian tiurletta Spectacle, cased HE SECRE r MINE; assistrd by the United Stud of Horses. HORSEMAN SHIP, by '. l / 4 '!l . W. Davi- jun. ; Clown's act by Mr. 8r0wn...... GYMNASTIC F.XF.RCISES, by a Venetian, who, by his un common i ourbilsons, &win the air, has been denominated on the Continent 6 It Maoist° Antonio!" A Comic Song tidied 0 Quite Politely, by Mr. sdoman. To dbnclude with an entyely gm :it& comic Hark qu.na.le caned RIQUE with the Mace. tor the Boxes lobe talc's of Mr. Kinloch,at the Theatre, from few rill four —Doors open st )-lalt:past Five and begin at Bit-pag !ix. Second Price at H al f - p ast Eig ht. Buses 11e. Pit es. Gall. ry is. Eq esino ution as usual; for particulars inquire of Mr. W. Ni., jun. ". ?.• On Monday the above Eotert..l-- birches Uucrow. with Equestrian 'IH tMEs lON. • . Gott.newat L.ONDON, MAlr g, 1916. MBE crsitaTTEE 4 .,,,,:tred to carry into eaci.kair a tee 'As out:am-- !steely rassod fee-dse prevenient of the NAVIGA I IUN of the RIVER THAME6 ' westward .of• Loudon bridge, within the jurisdiction of the City of London. will meet in the Council Chamber at Guild hall, I otidon, on THURSDAY, the 16:b day of MAY in stant, at El. yen o'cleck in the Porrnoou precisely, to receive Proposals iu unities, sealed up, for the absolute purchase of ut 4. or more Annuity or, Annuities, for the natural life or lbesof -..person or person's, being of the age of forty-five or uvwards, at shalt be neUninated by or on behalf of Puiclafter or Purchases : a respeelv'ely ; awl the said Annuities so to be purchased. to be payable and paid half-yearly by the Chamberlain of the City o: London - for the time being,, out of the monies to arise by or froth the iald Tolls or Duties, granted and made payable by the aforesaid Acts of Parliament. .WOODTHORPE. SOCIVY for tbe.,QRATUITOUS CURE of RUPTURE. Evrauti-rHis Royal Higibtess the Duke of SUSSEX. rtee•Plistittssi;i. Lori DU NDAS, litmmiratite W'a.SHINI3I . O2I SHIRLEY, • Sir MA 1+11.117, WHI'TE IDIEY.IIIart. • JOHN Cbiltii I'IAN CURWEs, Esq. MA' • Ft DA COS lA. Esq. BRIAN DONKIN, Esq. AGENERAL MEETING of the SOCIETY will be 11.11 at the Caowit and Assents', Strand, on Tuts nay, the 541 h instant, at One o'cl..ck precisely, when the Ment• ben ire requested to attend, and to 'bring with them as many • *buds In pes.ible, for the purpose of deliberating on the beat Asian for remitting the benefits of this Institution. • The object of this Society is not merely to relieve the aDllcted trf Weans of 'lsusses, but radically to remove the malady itself, snd.restore the Patients to perfect health. Theme Gentlemen who have exerted themselves to organise -this Institution, have tibia proper pains to ascertain the efficacy and certainty of the pr ess whiels theypatronize, and abundant evidence of its merits 'IS be laid before the Meeting, which every friend of humanity Is requested to attend. 'l'he limits of. an Advertisement preclude 11e possibility of a tong Address to the Public, or an tnumeration Kerins — the following, however, speaks forcibly in favour of their ludtution "actual. Or 91011GL irILICCIIN IZAMIN*TION ATTER Tit • cult. George Spence, private soldier of the Royal West Middles's vseinioed for cheats of 'a *Rupture on the ink Ay of - finery, tins, by ta Board of Medical Officers. kalstocsr—Dr..P.trates, of the Medical Board. : I MC Pexcit, Burgeon of the 9th Regt. Dragoons. MG Wir t z, Scar Surgeon, Nottingham. Mr. %Vetoer, Selleoll, West Middiewe fir. PARMA, Ansistant•Sergeon, ditto. • "Os Friday, the 45th of February, 1815, examined by the , likell-Swgeon, Dr. Wurr s ; and on Saturday, the 26th, by DG Pal mier Assistant-Stepan io the Royal West Misbalesez Militia. " After the cure performed, was annined every marling at Ileeetro'clock for three months, bY the Staff• Surgeon of Notung tle• Dr. Wears ; four thaws by SprLeon Palen, of the 9th ~,Yegintent of Dragoons ; twice by Surgeon Wainer, of the / 0 7e 1 West Middlesex Militia; and on the 28th of Februiry, 1114 s by Mr. Wit.t.taws, Bthilmmliblate, Nottingham. "Daring the above ieriod Was sent on escort with a deserter, cite hundred s and twenty miles, andrperforrog i the journey sound '1144 well, ha six da • besides duieg 811 o ebor duties of a private Midler." in the mean time, Subscrip4ions Of OhreOutwit per annum ler Yearly Governors, and Ten babes for Life Governors,' 1 1191 be received At thifollowing ankers: 11‘essrs.Drenimond and Cob Charincaresif ; Messrs. Imewley't Pair Primiwa•Orate all t " c " , w Zwarl•street; Messrs. Marsh and Co. Betweri.stroist, Oxfo N nl enter; m ow , jig amonla Co. Whleg Hart-eoart. Loin hinktrtet. aubscriptioos will also beteefitsetaby the4olloveing Gentlemen Mt Deakin, Orange Road, Arrnioodoey lootraffs. Welch and _ha, *cliac W lad, Upper Tharnowswees ; FeikT• &swabs ..; Mr. Dawson, Welbecinstreet ; Mr. Galloway, 69, crlbon3 Ban G i n, es, St. lanirs'e-strest, Westminster.; 4*. c• Fo o ve ithirmibei yr. Pow. whookily_,tt. oggarctorivt -roma, is 'OD ti Plea, Ttaniklk‘ • • .+ p 7-77 , 7! ~~ •~ • • . ... , . • . '4.4 • i t . . . • Nl{ i .. .... 4.. . . ( . it . er 'i v ' .... .- i .., % . -.. 0 1 _"--Till lis t 1 1 1 m .1%, 11-7 • N. ' . . • • 4" ; MAY 11, 1 16. . . • On Wednesday nett wills_ peldisbed, in One Vol. Ilia LETTERS on the FINE ARTS, written From Paris, during the meths of September and October, ISIS, Hy HENRY MILTON, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. This day as p bulished, price es. 6d. SPEECH of. HENRY BROUGHAM, 1 Esq. M P. ot. Tuesday, the eth of April,lBl6 ;in 'the Com mittee of the whole House, epos the s rATz of the Malt iCUL- I URAL DIS MESSES. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. . HOLCROFeII MEMOIRS. - This day were published, in 9 Vol.. Ignso. with an original Portrait. after' Opit. price di is. boards MEMO i RS i>l the lam H 0 12C ROFT, written by thilsll.l and continued to the Time of &is Death, from Ids Diary, Notes, ant'llther Papers. Printed for Longinan, Hurst, Retie, Ora^ aid *Wei . - - This day was published. In Three large Vole. Sem price 124 6d. boars* ' • ASYSTEM of MINERALOGY.—.By 80: BERT JAMF.SON. Regina Professor of Naturallfigorg in the University of Edinburgh. t • The Second Edition ' with numerous Plates, illustrates r various Crystallizations that occur in the Mineral Kingdom. • Printed for Longman, Hurst. Rees,Orme, and Brown. Lon don ; and Aichibald Constable and Co. Eslit:burgb. In the Press, by the same Author A Treatise on the 'ster nal Character of Minerals. Second Edition, svo. THE PICTURE OF LONDON, FOR 7416. 'Phis day was published, price 4s. ed. bound in Iced, with Maps and Views, the I 7tb Edition, rreised and collected throughout, of PICTURE of LONOON, fir 1816; being 1. a correct Guide to &lithe Curiosities, .i.musements, UMW. Timis, Public Egablishments, and Remarsahlt: Oiojects, in and near London ; with a Collection of appropriaco •fables a large Map td London, another of the Environs, and varioudueravinp. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees. Urine, and Brown, Pater noster-row.—Of whom nsay be hail, • A Guide to.all the Watering and :ma Limiting Places, for till., in I sunu. with Plates, price itis boaris, or 17s. bound ir. Red. • MRS. ()PIE'S biEW NOVEL. This day was published, in 3 Volt. igmo. the Second Ed don, price Li. Is. in boards, of VALENTINE'S EVE. A NOVEL.—By Mrs. OPIE. Piloted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, OM; sod Brews, Pew nemer.rom. Of whom may be bad. by dm same Amber, I. Tales of Real Life, to 3 Volumes. I 2tu0.'1,35. boards. Temper:x. or Domestic Scenes, 3 Vas, Li. 1..6011145. 3. Simple lab s, 4 Wl*. 1•2m0..14. Is. boards. 4. Father and Dau6liter. I tain 4s, id. beards. S. Poems, fo..bcap Bvo. 64. boards. This day were published, in quarto, with a large two-sheet map at the Cifintelt 4rx- Pric• st Words , • t 11 1 1 RAVI: LS in BLLIJULIiiSTAN and ZiiNECEI., J.. accompanied by a Geographical and 11:0;irical A ccomt of ' those Countries.—By LIEU i ZNAN HEN it lF PO I' I INO ' of the Honourable Ea t India Company's Service; Assistant the Reident at the Court of his Highness the Pelsbwa ; and late Assistant and Surveyor with the Missions to Sinde and Persia Printed for i.oegman, Hurst, Rees, Orme ; and Brown, Pater noster row.—Of whom mat be had, Au Account of the Kipidom of Catibul, and its Dependencies in Persia, fartary,anA India. By the Hon. Mousit.toart Etphin stone. In one vol. 4to. iihritrated by two Maps and 14 Plates, is of which are coloured, price 49 ISa. This day were published, • In Two Vols. eve. (with Two Fronuipieeta after Pleuras - by Sir George Beaummit) price Xi; Ss. boards, POEMS, by WILLIAM WORDSWORTH including LYRICAL BALLADS, and the Mioceßtemss Pieces of the Authar. With additional Poems, a new Preface, and a Supplementary Lim. Printed fur Lonptnan, Hurst; lice., Orme, and Brown, Pater noster row ; and at the gritisli Gallery, 54, New Bond street. • Of wh‘,rit may be bad, by the same AathOr, 1. The Excursion, being a ' , union artist Recluse, a Poem, In Co. price 2s. boards. ' s. The White Doe of Ryistooet or, the Fate of the Nortins a Poem, in 4to. ;lice gel. Is. boards. ' This day was published in ato. pri'm ofit. Ss. boards, ' Volume the Second, of THE HISTORY of ANGLAND. By SHA RAN a TURNER, F.S.A. Cootaining the History of the Reigns of Edward L Edward-if., Edward 111. Richard H. Henry IV. and Henry V. Also, the History of Religion in England—the History Of English Poetry, and of the English Language and Prose and Literaure. Printed for Longnian, Horst, Rees, Orme and Brown; Pater noster-rows--Of whom may be bad,by the pme Author; t. The History okEngland, from the. Norman Conquest to the Accession of Edlard the Finn. in quarto, price i las. boards. s. The I 'Lusty of tbe Anglo-dames, comprisitig the History of England up to the Norman Conquest, WA vols. 4to.theetcond Edition, price Ids Ss. boards. Just published; prim Slit Shillings, • . • THE 'EDINBURGH* REVIEW, or Cam. • CAL IOURNAL, No. Containing Memetres de Madame h Marquise de Larocbraw. queiein ; Baron de lath on the Attraction of Mountains- Pops - ' tar Rvilections 011 the Proiress thq Principles of Toleration; Schlegel on Dramatic Literature; Culloden Papers; ao Inquiry into the muses of the high Pricer of Corn and Money, by Robert Wilson, Esq. Geology et the Appeunlnes; Ancient German and Northern Poetry; the substance of some Letters written by an Englishman resident at Paris; Sir H. Davy on the Fire Damp of Coal Mines. Printed for Argildbald Constable sod Ce. Edinburgh, and Long man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, sad Brows, Pahrsosterrsw! Of idiom *WI be bed. The Esursvapar Rms. frost hp [ bete or Veltman.. In Num• This day was published, In Octavo Third Bdkkon• Price its. ?g ar° . PARIS REVISITED in 1815, by way et Brussels, including a Walk over the Wield of Battle •st. Waterloo.; Observations on the late Military Beaus, and Anecdotes of doe Engagente,nts ; a View et the tiepitai of Francs, when in the occupalon ut the Anglia% aed Prussian Troops; a minute Ac count of the whole Proceedstp relative to . the Repent of the plundered Works of Arc frau she Louvre, with itellecrioaa on this m e a t us.; concluding wlth , iteesarka on the polideaLTemper land Cendaloa of Frame andthe Otaracter of tba Baut.b 6Bl U (1 '1 vernment. .By JOHN SCOTT, Author of the Visit to Paris in 1814, and Edit or of the Champion,. Political and Llterarylenraal Printed for Longman, Hurst , item, Onne„ wad Browne btu noseurtrow.—Ut whom may beheld, t In see. price ills. boards, the Postrth Mit. at A Vas= to PAill, 10 1814; einstdoMg a Review of tke Mad, Political, Intent:tine), and Soc . .' Ceoetdeeet eke Beench Capi tal, Observations on the Manners of she vedette Most et . ase• dotty and on tbitemeffitaikis mukeoloPiew la Literature amol NEXT N TUESDAY. THE DRA'Witig Two Priies of 430,000, and so ebt Capitals. Every Ticket drawn that Day mum to a Prize! The first-drawn above 4500 suer le 46,000, and KAY be 435,001 To the advantages to be derived by an Innediate Purchase, 1316 H, Contractor for the prsent Lottery, par, • tieulatiy calls the attention of the ktblic. The Holdbr of every Ticket tad Shari purchased beforsi UESDAY NEXT, wW br entitled to a pmportion of all thiPrises which may be -1 1 long to the Benue to 200-'tickets; and hose who made a per- Zhu, before the 27th April, and may tj etiagain balm Toe"' day; will have the advantage of sharing hall the Prises that may fall to 500 Tickets! Not any Blanks the first Day, and the tiro drawn above 4500 mutt be 4,000, and say be ^5;000! Tickets and Shares are selling at thmefor's Offices, , 4, OORNIIILL, and 0, CHARDIioSS, Louden. ANOTHER BOWS, - WEFT and Co. respectfully inform the Public, S consequenee of the numerous disappointments expe rienced in all parts of the Country, frVil the want of a sufficient supply of 'Tickers and Shares to meet the unprecedented demand occadetied by the first Bonus (which expired the St7th of April), a Second Boum of NO WHOLE =KITS 11 now given. the Prisego he divided sepop&all the Purchasers Irwin that 1)47, 1 0 the, 1 4 # Mae, whei3 ghe Drawing lathers anti Sharettenemeng ene-tre.**..- t., tis 4 Itutsug) sr* gaging at . oVtlyr and ca's Were, Ni. 11, „Pottt,rolf, • _ I No. fi e 11111.00ATit HIGH 14, eIIAIIR - INIa Ortott, STIMFT 4. • ANO ['HER BONUS • • 7 4 11.0 Hundrdd wbo'e rickets; the Prizes arising from width.' driß be divided according to their due Proportions among the Holders of all I kkets and Since% suuowr between the 27tIr of April and the Pint bay of I)rawing, TUF.SDAV, I 4TH OF MAY, Ailed on that Day very Belot Drawn will be a nice. el WEBB, crnvinced isy the dai;y increasing de. 1. :nand for Tickets and Shares, that the Public are fully aware of the Advantage to be derived from awe:illy Purclia,e in the present Lottery, deems it quiLe unnecessary to dwell further on the nienta of the Scheme, than to remind them of its contain ' nig I WO £50,900 Prizes, and Fifty other Capitals; and at the same time respectfully solicits the commands of Advecture4s at lur of ':Ls Offices, 9, CORNHILL; or 17, LUDGATE-STREET, Where he trust. Fortune will continue to dispense liw favours as iibtralty as she hitherto hats done, among thou: who favour hint wish a preference; The following Capitals basing been snared and sold by WEIIU, the last Ye4r, via The Twu tut Prises of £sti,ooo ever Drawn: 3,869 - • Prize of - ,230,c00 11,543 a Prize of X 38,039 609 . a Prize of X 20,000 2,302 - a Prize of - icia.ooo Fce. ate. &e. Cr AU Busben In the Funds faithfully ezeCtited by G. WEBB, Stook-Broker. DALES AUCTION. TW fCKENH AM. MIDDLESEX. • Eligible LAND for BUILDING, sloping to a beautiful part of the River Thames, about Four Actes, and an Ayot opposlse. By Mr. ROMS, At Garmway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Taigas nee, the fel May, ea Twelve o'Cloek, In One Lot, A VERY a:sir:able FREEI - 10LIY and .-COPY. tent,t. held of the Meaux' ot Sion, *nate , In igh, street, T ickenhant ; comprising a yaw-lite flaw Grade i s (whereon fortut-rif stood the residence of the late Countess Defofter of Elgin) ontantenzed w.th fun.grovna Forest Trees and :aul's, surrounded by wall. and iron pellisaties, sloping to a most ple , uresque scenery of the River Thanto, extending 409 feet in front ; a earners spot for erecting a weeidenee for, a Gentleman, pr tor .1111ertut Vides; coop/Ming nearly Three sj.cres. Also, in tl.a Ritter oppoihe the ground, is a fine Nleadow called the Ayot, containing about One Acre and a Half. The Whole capable ot being made a most enviahie.and delightful Property. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Mitoses, Carpenter, Twickenham, where Particulars may be had ; at the Castle anti lalbot, Richmond; of George isramwell, Esq. Linecdn's Inn girl ;at Garraway's ; and of Mr Robins, Warieick.streei, ittreseinare, where a Plan may be seen. BAS #HEEN, NEAR RICHMOND; SURREY. • Singularly elegint MANSION, with excellent CFFICES, GAR ENS, • PLEASUR E• GROUNDS. CO N-SEitYATA4Y, • 1-10-IHOUSII4I, and MEADGW. LAND, . . • • • ... 2 : 2 Pie Mr. ROBINS, At Oarmway'sCoffee-house, 'Change-alley; Combat, oil Tadao• not r, May 16, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock, in Ste Cots, flitiE very eligiblefitEEHOLD, and small Part COP,HOLD; FATES,wonsprisitie „.k The superbitisidente of HENRY WYE, Esq.... Situate at EASfSill EDt, in the County of Surrey. The Maitaiou is planned for a Fandly of . the First Distinction. The principal Apartments art web itriutged, and finished in a stele of superior elegance, with corresponding Bedchambers ? Dimming-rooms; • A noble Conservatoryitud enennunicatinrwith the. Home, er*ch eamiains. alsoDemestic Owes of every do wriptitin, Maple Wang*. nut.; the tihole was altered and int; I pfbvid by the late fienry•flope, Esq.. at a very considerable ex; 'Wow; enit notfilag has insellernitted w 'readkr it cue of the most behleatieneja din:..Kilifidoinh. • Coach Haines fur Five Carriaget; Stibnite • for Twenty Horses. with.liurneneand Corn Ritonis, Servants' APartments. &c. • P orn Yard anti Buildings well supplied with fine tiger; beat;tifol Lawns and'Plikittre Grounds, ornamented with theivieglidorestensorteneive dry Orsvel:Walb.s, 'fine Piece of Water. capital Kitchen Gardens Walled round ankplanted with the elsoleest Fruit Tree; Hot-idolise r s,. Graperiei, Peach - House, Fiewordtleors, Gtarifietwes-Heuse Cold-Bath, lee-Well, Build tatia?'Cotragev, and Meadow Lind---all lying compact, •anti Wm tubing shoot Slaty' Awes. The Parebeenrstasy be accommodated wjth the elegant Fein& fors, sad other things, at a• valuatiunt,andlounediate poosesoliit may be had. • Part of the Purchase-money may Wigan sq Mom**. To be viewed by Ticketitenty, which, with Particulars, may be bad of Mr. Teat s Jernayn etriett, St. latues s s. Particular. also en the litendses; of .Mr. Wosife East Sheen; Castle and Talbot, Rich atend; Castle, fielphnl; at Garrietey's ; and of Mr. Rabies, Warm/a 9sliitiomionei vane Tkketsfor viewing.stay ilk had. ••• • - . ST. JAMEWS.STRERT. - COMMODIOUS ROOMY DWELLING-HOUSE, OFFICES, OPEN .YARD, Sec. Adapted fog the accommodation pf a Private Family, for a Club-House, or an Hood. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Ca/Mr sy's Cub-home, •Chaapralley, COMM, on Taoart ism Mods May, INS, at Twelve o'Cldck, VARY Eligible' LEASEHOLD ESTATE. ssamiSediotu room; Direllinphouse, ret.en Pat late istelleierspair, sad bat 4.omely hued-up, adapted to the alm".. bodation ef a °endemism's Family, or very dlgible la a Clab-hens, or Ha at situate Ma SS, ea the West side of S. )111110 . 24th111t. • - Containingont the Upper Floor, Ave Sleepkirrooms• Snead Sorel, [oar pod Bed-elsandsers, .Dressialprooro and Water.. inn; first Floor, sp!cisn . ts Oravring-room la ( mat handsomely Floor, *a - ...i . Library. • the PRICE SEy Irst - PEN CE. SALES BY AUCTION. NORTH SIDE OF CatiVENDISH-Scr3ARF.. Eligible FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, Coach-Heine and Stable. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Oarrawars Coffee-louse, 'Change-All ey, Cornitill, on Tubas. DAT, the inch May, 1816, at Twelve n'Cl•ich, ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprising a vet.; eligible stonefrowed Fatlily Re,idence, pleasantly situated No 10, on the North i.ide nt Cave,idish- • .quare,adapted for the accommodation of a Family of Dt‘t illation, 1 and in an excellent state of repair. Containing, svi IL.. imper flow, four Sleeping-rooms and Honse . liifild's'eloset, with Watet Cis tern and -.ink; second storey, three B el-chambers nestly ...apered, Dressing-room, and Water-closet ; first floor, a spacinsa Draws ing•rootn in front, handsomely fitted np, windows to the ilia .: opening to Balconiv., with folding doors to an anti•room, leading to a capital back Drawing-room with bowed end, fiwinitg a band tomerange of apartments; ground-Roor,Entrance Hall, paved and stone Stawase to the second storey; a capital Dining-parlour, Library, and Water-closet; in the ba”ement are suitable Once., detached Kitchen, Wash-hoese, Laundry, Wine and Beer Cellars, with Vault" for Coals, Ez.c. A sit-stall Stable in the Metes be- . hind, with-stasis:mg for two Carriages. To be viewed Isy ticket., which, with Particulars, may be bad of Mr. Tait, aermyts-stytet, St. James's ; Particulars also lar Cue Subscription House% St. James's street and Pall-Mall ;at Garraway's; snal.of Me Rubio", Warwick street,.Ooldata-squaras, of whom 'racket: for viewing stiatbe find. • " , RICHMOND HII.L. Elegant Spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, beautifil PLEA. SUR E GROUNDS and .LAWN by the River Side, COT. TAG ES, GARDENS, and LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cuifee-House, Ilange•Alley. Cornhill, 011 THU R d jAY May 16, I 816, at Twelve o'Clock, ATRULY and Highly Admired FAMILY MANSION, with Offices of a,I Descrptiont, 'I he RESIDENCE and PROPER IN of a NU ii LEMAN ; Situate nearly on the Summit of RICHMOND HILL, coin- - mending most interesting and delightful Views; screened front the Road by a Wall and lofty Plantivions ; surrounded Plea sure-Grounds, and Stirtbberies, laid ow with considerable tart, and in great bea.nty and perfection; intersected by Gravel Walks, and planted with the choicest Fruit i reel and valuable Shrubs; Hot and green houses; rich Lawns sloping LO the Wet towards the River, and communicating to the I aseer Road; Cottages, etc: ,1 spacious Lawn opposite. with extensive frontage to the River. Shady Walks, and Pleasure Grounds, ornatur.ited with rich Forest Trees, Evergreens, scc. A •ery elegant eavilion, finished in the Italian style, and enclosed; an open com manding views of the beautiful st-enery and windings of the River. The whole in cxcellsn. order, and a Rsiiidenc: adapted for a Family of the first disunctiln. Adjoining is a compact • Leasehold Dwelling-house, fronting the Lower Road. .A: a short distance a -capital Kitchen Garden, Gardener's House, and two Meadows: Tote viewed by Tickets only. Particulars en the Premises at the Castle and Talbot, Richurniti ; Castle, Salt hill; Bull 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. - FktigHoim—b r. A M Ea'S•SQ UA Li E. • SPLENDID. CAPI'T'AL MANSION, with Offices of aII tious, Coadi !Jousts, stables, Bcc4 • . . By Mr ROBINS, At Garraway's Cogfce-house, 'Chatige•saley, Cornhill, an Tau a t s. DAT, the 30th instant, ac 'We've o . Clnck. r rHE EXTEN4AVE FItILEHQLOPRENIFSES car.tvls•TT Liet:Tint m A.NINAci t situated on the west side of St. Lants's-!lostre, the Property at A NOISLENIAN, Containing, on the principal liJeir, splendid suites of apartments, adapted for Families of the first Disteaction. finished to a style of peculiar elegance, with various airy, numerous citausber apart ment., and set wants' rooms over; the ba‘eruent contains eneoty and tonvenient wed planned ()Aires of every description ; excel lent . cellating, yard, coach !anuses, apd stabling for twelve nerses, rooms and lint over. the whole itthstatTiiiilyinilt, and Writs a most capital and desirable property. May be viewed with tickets. ParticUlars on the Premise, i of John Evans, Esq. St. Mildred's-cowl, Mat lion-house ; Mr. Daniel Robertson, Bolton-row, Pixaddli; at liarraway's fee-house ; subscription liiroes, :it. James -street ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick street, Qulden•squFe, where tickets forview: ing may be had. . . • - S'IsANHOPL.STREkr, pARK.4-Ame, CAPITAL SPACIOUS it I D cNC C.-, co tinutioding x • See • View of Hyde Park, with excellent Offices. • • • - Sly Mr. it0131N3.. s • As Gorraway's Coffee house, s Change silty, Cornnill, enjoins.- DAT the 30th in,tant, at Iwilve o'clock; PRE Noble, Elegant, Capital, MANSLON,AeId under the Dean and Chapter of Westuainster,.rone*Able, the properly of ' , . A NOBLEMAN, Situate on the North Side of Stanhope-street, ittdy Ur, con. taining ost the first Raw a capital Range of Spacious, Elegant, Lofty Apartment', fitted up in a handsome manntrostdadaptsid fort& accommodation of a Family of the First Distinction, with excellent principal bed chambers and dressiug rGOIIII4 nursery, school room, and children's sleeping room;" an excelleht, phtied entrance hall, vdistibole, and spacious stone itaircitse l lighted bra dome, noble dining-room, library, bed-chamber, Ste. with w4ler 'closet, on the Groused Floor. On the Basement,butler's adet i , • honsekesper's room, six rants` hall, plati • chwet, detached Intelsat, scullery, dce. 1 1 .1.:Slent wine cellars, with "Auks' for ctilsli‘beer, Ste. and servant s entrance. Co his vie dby Tickets. Partioilirs on the PtemL• ss; tit John Etaus. Esq. St. Mil Ired's•court, Manslon-houae; MA Da niel Robertson, 1501t034031, Piccadilly; attaw ay's Qiillee-liCitist; Sabecription Houses, St. James's-street; and of Mr. Robi;..s, WM-omit-street, Golden-square, where Tickets for viewing tishir be had, • DRSIRAitikPILEMISES, ST. JAMEWS;ATRKET; With SPACIO ' N BOON IY- SHOP, CAP! FA L GALLERY, • . and DWELLING AllhaThiEN IS, &c. - 'TO B. SOLD BY AIX FLON, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'sCoffte.hosse,'Change.alley, Coro,'lll, on Tunes, DA T, 30th of May, tele, at Twelve &Clock,' AVERY Eligibly LEASEHOLD ES CATE, comprising the spacious, roomy, and vety . cutnimulious Pis • THE ROYAL 4T. JAMES'S BAZAAR, Fltteil up in a handsome tnannereon !nhich ntiixpenso has been spared to reader them highly convenient, desirably satiate No. 0, on the But side of br...laateerstreet, adapted for any:barmen requiring space and room, containing on the Upper murcy, a Nursery and four Bed-ronnts; Second Storey, a neat smug 'room, two Bed‘haniblesi. Water•Ciostt a capital (; papery let on Lease to Mr. Stanley; as an Auction•toolis ou the Fir.t. Floor, a handsome Drawing-room, Breaktast•roorn, Closet . Ac s priimPal 'and steundary. Staircase', Ground Floor, a very aPactous key/ Shop, aE resent occupied as the Royal Mercaturia, or St. James s Bazaar, Wont 95 feet deep and 10 tett wide, a Meet, cad two Water-donna, Basement, convenient and a spades* Co. kr under the prindpal pan of the Shop. H. The Primailes are held on Lome for an unexpired 'snit of about 110 years at a low rant. heSeyond zurey, and Exhibition Rooms are let off for the whole *term, at a higher rant Man what 't LOWS. 4 . '.. l• • 11 I i N;: . • • kr. • , ~w~cp. • • JO iti;ll;Witfer;;;;Oliitaig -leldiaidgigs Ma a back Dasolki. we% Bk‘thmkker amd Watemdmet ; eat Ole droved l'loo4 Med Matte 0a ateaktele-rksela Libraft sa..e piety— al and neepodszy &Airco' in ti! laseemeure Ma% mad lira Yatd at w bask. TO be . berlekma. "Peidelme may baked= OS* ter50114411101411114,111111110411111hgal . • Is monad in the Lease. - _ - To tw viewed by applylog to Mr. StoMso so ibe Prolidnie wbots Particulars nay bgbodi ot Gorratoollio and ot Mo. ito• Wo e Warwick4trost a GokboHniors. ILL Mt. ihobbi74So &mom MorrattrOr W # logsalws4 *keg set el ;Iwo, 1110.011 Mit 1!,;•!'t• __ _ • This day waapnldishod, in Nino. with a Frontispiece, Price 2s. 6d. mad? half-bound, T HE FLOWER - BASKET. - A FAIRY TALE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Onne, And Brown, Pr•er foster row. ' K• or e Oe :ial out :tin iidg iyek moth err Oat! itl o u" ode o rtol 4 , i e 41