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Ordei . of the COMMISSIONERS named in the Act £1 O&M:aro. 15, intltuled, " An Act for enablin g , " his Majesty to.direct the Issue:if Exchequer Bills,' to alitnited "amount, for the putpcoestand•in manner therein mentioned:" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That It will be thu genital • practice of the Board, Loans not etcerdlng . £lO,OOO arr apffed for; that mi*Sectilliy be recelvecrior mare than f' ,Soo. In Lo:ms exansdhipti9,oll9llkopo:ma : : ; ift Ve'recelyed fur more than ,Cwors. 4 " 17434 7 ; 41 !..•5%"T0i•W"r : App11cara14142"7.411141441f of CoOds, are to state the nature, gttalitY, AtatiploWAtz of chit:lends; the amount of •their s value at theroirrenpKivi; whether theLGoods are their own itrolie . ry, or held by tftiipt as,.. , On'tilAniteil a or Factors, .and, if the Iskteri•What spidffeka t erfescll4 bkri th erEin, and in wha: man • !sir the? t etWitistoili of theM to the Board #.Caarospisslotiera., •.. WILLAWHOLtint, Secretary. • .. • WEST/Of/PSI:AP. XIRE-OFFICIL KlRG4Titlicet kRrIAN. April 11, 1811: • TH. E General Meeting. appointed by tile Deed of Settlement to beheld yuarly on the last Thursday in April, .er within ten days thereafter, for the Choice of Auditors, and on other Affairs, will be holden at this Office on Thursday, May 2, rt :cf .. , at twelve o'Clock. . Notice hereby given, that it will he recommended fiy the loard of DireCtt• to the General Meeting, that in cue of 'Less or Damage by Fire, where parties shall have removed their goods bona the place I whiAtehry•Wrieinstirsd, tb any other alma:ion, without having gi,van twice of such removal, according -to the 'terms of the Deed of Settlethent—The Directors for the time .being shall have discretionary to pay the amount of such ltiss, provided they shall be satiaftect that, no fraud was intended to be practised ; and that the ffaard 14 Directors shall be specially ipnninceuDd, for -eke particular purpose'by a written or proied notice. S. H. ffitOWNß.i Secretary. ' N. B. The cWr will he taken at *lse oalocis prociaely. REC 1 ORV ill BE 801. D. 'HE NEXT PRESENTATTON to' Valuable ,RECTORY, situate 3 ono. ctli the Nostbern• Counties :Applications to be made Cif by letter, post paid) c fn Mr. Robin • own, Solicitor, N 0.1.5. Harpui-street, Red-Lion-Square. XINWS tIKI ft:t•AV. BISH recommeridt;i - VE-ushrtit - the . tloned Scheme of the New Lottery l aehich will be found contain Sixty Capital Prizes, all to be drawn on the 4th. of JUNE. • SenP.ME. * "' Pr i zele f .s . PeagUs9oil s'st24 ....... t otig9 . ... . ... 'VMS • . -4 " — 1 0,135 U 60 3,100 L. 3.000 f 3 4 4 .1 32,000 Sgj,ooo Tickets. , • £200,t/o0 Maki an -Shares are soiling' latest :variety, at both of the, ehl-estsbligived Offices of BNH, 4, COP MULL, and 0, CHARING-CROSS ; . wherc 2 Prjaes of ware sold 10 the I:it - Lottery, 2 Pie or '01 1 40,063 I the Lottery before, 7 Prizes of £29,000, wk. 147 B other Mph.* in :,the last Fifteen klatitho. • • • • . . • Persona in the Country who cannot yet supplied with Tickets er Shares by the Azents,_are desired to !send to BISd , No. 4, , f,CORNHI4,L, aciJ VieSi, CHARING-CROSS, i.pNDON. . . PLOCIRUCLAD i Fla Alf) 'fAttEE COVERS. G. ADAMSON begs leAve to:return his best thanks • to his Friends and the Public la gengral, fqr the very nu milkotis radii he k& had the pleasure to execute since he opened W.ftREHQUAE at.. No. 170,- Torxtnnam-Couar-aoan, and as he is determined to send out no Floor Cloths but what are per. fictly dry Ind : Well sentoned, and of the best manufacture, he hopes fora continuance if the public favour. G. A. part, ailarly recommends to their notice his elefant and durable paintid'green Baiie, for Piano-forte and Table-coverb, which are made to pinirdiniensiona, in 4 grea4varlsty of patterus. .RELIEF OF 'IKE BILITISK PRISONE, IN FRAN.I.:E. • • EiE COVIMITTEE beg to state, that there are at peewit upwards of 16,000 Britiih Prisoners in the diffe rent frrisoas of Prance, fur the mast part - in great distress; and tiat the Subscription is intended for the alleviation. of their suf- Ilitiags,-hesonie degree, by assisting them with articles of Cloath• - •iff4•4 l o 44 ngs Fuel. Vid with otlr:r necessaries - as they mixt the Taw in need of. fiSither'beg leave to state, that the -Olive sectited t sate_ gsuveyassee for such Sums a, arc teinittetio Praire fat-the - Use' pE the Prisoners. • • 4asouin advertised ' _ • 427 103. _ „,t. ' 1 ; ..... - • Subscriptions since received-% ' ; 4.' - '7*: The Rig ht Han Thonsai Irensi*:lc - ; , .1. t .• 10 0 0, fikkley, nea'r gortibar, a d ditional to the ,649 Ba,. al- :•* . • • ipailit.ais)a,tribed,.per Rev.• Henry Hodges 'y' , • - 2 'it; 0•• SubsVriptioax tran,mitte 1 by Messrs. Joyarr i , Siirrldge, aqd Co. .• - • • • llantterd, Ram ford, 'not advertised: Homehurch Church, on the Fast May,lser daißev; - "*l.' ._ .i /, ' Shirluy - - ..- Ginisiren- elf Hievieldireg'suint.:y gibed ' - - • - j '0 li' 2 Welt Thltrrvekolosl Furectu, on the Oast Dar, 'pat 1 the Rev. Mr. Horil - - • . .. . 1* 0 0 Jr,firii - e Suer dji; and beli ,' - -• * .•. i • s*i - 0 :Volley Person. attitaprtirof'd• - - . . - -:12•18 6 SprirllGeki Parish Church., Else; '' - 17 18 -. 6 . A 'Mite from Ehlratian'SO'ciety' - - 10 0 0 FiidecrepAn s till!: •”" ''' ' - - - 10 10 17 Mr, , . F. Secretap - !.' - - - 50 0 Siesscriptions :ranemitted'biliresiirs. Minet and Petro', Poser": ' Itcturr unit Minet - ."...-.. s •. -. ~ - , 10 10 0 1. - . fir by an Exhibition of Horsemanship, by Mr. . . . aiitmers . • - - - - la , . • 0 . , Profit 4 a Pliyat Dover, by Mr: Copeland, Manilsar 21 • 0. Is' Pirisli M. rcougliNm, gear Doxec r ~„, - - 2 a 0 Sirdry Persona - It - 00yd 4 ' 4 '. - ' . '"V - = . - I t 30 : NtWeriPtlolo. *4404 ISTUflalArnierilitl3 C,. Rotherham: &1N:n.1,1 7 0 Wa3- .. .__ I 'Airs, Spencer 4 4 0 her ail? (W.' '' t ` '`2o . i 3 a I . lllts. Poyntow • 22 0 Mrs: sarakratiliser, -. i 5:. 'Rev:. Rickard I.acy 8 3p, Mrs, I.‘" istbi . : -...., 8 t 0 10e Couplitad, Esq. 3 3 , o% CtissMetattlf"Filiew " 2''2' o` -Tkornas isitkorp, r.mq. 5 5' 0. lihry eicegaia (AL, .1 :Am ger. Gila. Chandler 2 t'o Mr..l°hp, 1: istia 7sfl ~$: ,g - 147. (isotifost er 2 2, 0 C . a:24-tnlyief4;ref: ''2* ,- 2 V- NrisS Eniabeth Westby 2lk 0 Xitisre Widipiltalootit 3 410 • Jistin S. Kent, Esq. 2 2 0 1 . , :r i 0): ;:nclEtoodilor orpi 10, • ToynshiP of Hooton 1-ilarvey an Vi...l}:e ' '1 f - 0 44 Probes 3 10 . i' lii, :aid tilrbenNoil..l*4llllo - . 'Township ofßaven fi tqd 15 ..541r, Br2lini•i • and Cu, AO • lYliss VrtSti?a - 0 , 10 4 , 4 8 ''Suhic• - iptio;'.4 rrcav•i•d - i -§, fl.lo • yifs Coffee-house ; and by all try packing-honses is the 'Milted Kinsciaisi... - -- •. • , .' . 'II*HQMAS,fI::RGLISON. so,ererarY,, „i' . . - ' . ' • * 4 'l . ;.:' ;A .1..; 21 . 4 . 4 .... .:' •`'' '; .. . - - ..,.. . . . , . . . .• . . , . .••.. • • • .. . - - 4 . -. . I .‘k. ' *. 4 • Y .. ' • . 7.... 4 . •-• . : 1 1 • X ' ' • ~ • it', ',..i: '• • , 1. , . • - • ~ I / • ' / 1 \ ... ) ;.... 4 . ~..;„ •t i . % .) t. , >7 • . ' . 4 .0" ,1 . • k .. 4, C . ''. . .... - • Is S b . '''ie . • - FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1811. • - . • 'Phis daymere published,' . In One Volume deftly octavo, price 7s. la NNW*, and a A* Copies on royal paper, eel& 10s. in board 3, CHRISTIAN ItESE.ARCHES jn ASIA ; :with Notices of the Translation of the Scriptures into the Ori ental Litigtiaies. ' . •By•the Rev. CLAUDIUS BUCHARAN, D.D. Late Vice-Provostofthe Colle,i,e of Fort Wilciamt, in Bengal. Printed for T. Ceded and W. Davies, Strand. . Of whom may be had, by the saute Author, L The'iltrie rag if ; !ming Tvio Discourses, preached beftsre'the University of Catribridge, onemninencem.nt Sunday, }sly 1 4 .181.0'; and. a Sermon preached before the Societylor Mis sions to Afeiim and the Eakt, at their Tenth Anniversary, June 12i..1810. .To'ishich are added, Christian Rematches to Asia, 4 ne Volsfitfit'clenly octavo, price 9s. in boards; and a fer copies eft royarpipet, price tits. In hoards. 2. There Sermons at the Jubilee„ preached it Welbeck Cha pel, London, 2d edition ; also the Star in the Ear, containing an Account of the Jubilee, celebrated by the Nat: irs of India, in erinremora:ion of the event of their receiving the Gi ft of the Bible, 7th edition, in. 1 VOL Svo.9s. in boards. 3. The first FOur Years of the Colese of Fort Wanton in Ben pl, he I vol. 4to. printed. by Bulmer,prico-in beards 151. 4. Alemotr of the Expediency of an Ecclesiastical Establish meta fur Britieh I nlia, in I vol. royal 410. price in boards, 15s.— A Edition of thislirerk; in Sib. Is in the Press. liChL pt/ temlo _ , MIDDLESEX— Capital FATALLY MA NSIOY, exceliene(tzt,' Cardagi, pleasure droueds, Orchard, and rich MeadoW near Oaterly Park. By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's, on Tuesday,'May 7, at Twelves, in One I.ot, LjCK ANA nURGi DISPENSA A VERY eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE; cone. Hit Royal Highness the , /ICE of YORK,a ' l "ft 4 . prising a desirable and substantial brick-built Family M an - Surgeon, Mr. KIIIINA Memli: of theßoyal College, r • siori, situate in the Parish of Heston, Dear Osterly Park, in the r iratS eidellent Institution, erected for the ,liC ! County of Middlesex, and betty ern the two great western roads, 4111. benefit against the delusions of ontpyricisin in this hi:stick of j within ten miles of London, containing in tee upper floor,-a Isfur practice, has to boast the cum of no less then 5206 patients since r se.ry, five good Sleeping-rooms, large Closets,&c.; principal floor, ISOII, marry labouring under the most desperate Venereal infec- I a handsome bowed Drawing-room, the best lied-chambers, Store tion. The superior and highly efficacious plan of treatment put-'room, and Closets; ground floor, 'a handsome Entrance-halt.. suod ; by file. ICiernans while itavoids the inconveniences of pub- , Breakfast Parlour, - Llbrary, unwed Dining Parlour, opening to a lic charities, gives a certain, safe, and speedy cure without coo- I.l.awir, Water-closet, litetler's Pantry, China-closet, &c. detiched, finenient, injury to the constitution, sir any circumstances which ' a .good Kitchen arew-houte, LatinsbN, Coal, Larder, Dairy, can betray to the friends of the patient the existence o f t hei r din- • Trine, Ale and Beer Cellars, a spacious Yard, NlVitt Reservoir of ease. The early symptoms or infection are cured in a few V•'ater,double Coach-house, Stable for ten Home, Cow !muse% days, and the most cianplicated fqems of strictures, debility, id- Barn, and other necestary buildings; the Pleasure-grounds rite cerationss &c. yield In one half the time assigned In other In- tastofollyelist•o•ed, and secluded (nom the toad by 'a handsome girutions of the sante kind totheir corn - Peat removal, The most } Plantation of Evergreens; asaddine grown Timber, - Gardens well respectable names havegivrn it their sutport, from a conviction I stocked and cropped,wallcieteed with ehiatce Folic/trees, Green of Its superiniattianiages, anilihe secrecy andbonour with - which I house, Ike.; the Land is rehceittor.n a genteeladnwrcaniglie neiglttovrh iirltboeod7 and bole the establishment Is cundueted, viz. Earl of Leitrim, Right lien. ! about PO Acres; in a ring , nce,ln T. Jones, Right Hon' R. B. Sheridan, Hon. Col. 3, Barry,'M.P. within g.sh o n distanee (if the main roads , whew carriaies are loin Lattidele, Esq. MP . Cot. H. Clments, M.P. anti Colonel I passing to and from Town at ali4losten in the dap- Walt. fonts,M.? Surgeon maybe consulted by either May be vieseed by tickets;, part ettlars Oa-( lse sex, at his privaehonse, No. XI, Lowrr Charlotteesrreet, Bed-.; Lion, Southall and Hourodow ; Wilke liars% ford-squarA, ;ken 9 till to in the Moi-nmg, and from ho=ur,, Cranford; Wkite liart,.wi t la u r„ ; ps m ". o'clock at Night,vrhere letters tram town anti conratry, post paid, I Star and Garter, Kew-bridge; at Cariaw-4110)844 - ' w h en t h e netitaatri unisottiteine will Warwick-strati cioldsorsquartri of whom"Ad may be Uttflrt4a4d, iens be given, oar to anT s phrt , ~ . ma) , be bad. • • • • • . :./ a• • • • , - " tPtkititsiNPErics,HALlDEAY. a .• WILLES BY UCTION: . • SOMEILSETSHIII E. ' VALUABLE MANOR, COLLIERIES, FARMS mna To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PEYTON, At the Red Hart Inn, at Clutten (Midway between Brit.* mad %Veils), on Tuesday the Isist day of Ma,y, Hill, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Lots, r 1 1 1 - IE I'REEHOLD and extensive MANOR of PAULTON, with the valuable - and prikiocthe Coal MMes in full work tinder the same, and the severhl Copybolds, pour Pr, gights and Privileges belonging therein. '1 Ise capital Inn, called the RED LION, in fall business, situate in the Viibge of-Paulion. o sulistanrial Fatrn-houses and Homesteads; sundry Cc:war-1, mud upwards of PSD Acres of must excelleitt Amble, Meadsw, and Pasture Land. The prig cipai pal t let to respectable Tenants at Will. The remainder on I .ease. partidubrs may he had at Aar pyririous to este, at the \Witte Lion, ,Bath; White Hart, Bristol; Swan, Wel:s , Bell, gin:wester ; White Hart, Citippenhans; at the Red Lion, Paul son; at Old Down Inn, and ;It the Place of Sale; and at Mr. James's O ff ice, New Boswell-Court, I.incoln's Inn, Londo n, wheri plans may be seen. ;1 , 51444-lE. ern CAPO,ALISTS, SPOILTSMEN, AND FAAMERS. TO 'BE SOLD BT AVCTION, by MR. PEtl ON, At the Rant Inn, Meermarlit, On Wednesday, the Bth day of May 1811, at Ellneenistioelt in' the•Forenoon,' 'T I ITE highly Dtasienhl4;lldtt Most Valnable FREE- L 1101.1) ESTATES-, iii the fallowing Lots, part of them l Tithe•frezt , z i z • Lc* 1. The Manor of Shady Camps, abounding .with Glum, , 'and a most improveable Freehold Estate, consistiNg of a respect -ible Farm lionise, and proper Offices, :tad 216 Acres of enclosed and open Field, Arable, Meade"; and Paster* Land o in the pa,- ' session of Mr. Ewen; and also 12 Acres of thriving Wood Land llin hand. 1: : t4t,,*l Lot 2. Several Cloqes of Arable Meadew. and Pasture Land , nearly adjoining the last Lot, containing 39A. 36P. in the p‘se.i sion of Mr. E. D. Wedge. Let 3. Thn Manor of Wilbraham' with a Very edetpiet Erase, consisting of a.con".enient Farm 1 - Inuse. with proper Offices at tached, and ,646 Aties of convertible Arable anti Dawn Aud (rithr free) In the occu;,atiun of Mr. Robert Fletcher and Mrs. Strand.' I• - Lot 4. The Manor of SwafThans, with a most valttetle Estate, consisting of a respectable Faros House and Offices; and Cue; Acres of most fertile Arable, Meadow, Mature, and fru Land (Tithe Ft,r) in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Citantisers. Lot 3. A very valuable Estate. lying In the Fleliffof Burwell, containing 136 A. Ili. (partetgthint is Field Mewu,ti,) With va. quable rtglits of common. helonghig thereto, In the teuere of Mr. Wm. Shelverton. • Let 6. 'The very valuable Manors of Tibtoft and, Oenningliale, with the Courts, lilt rents' (hrnmmting to upwards or .oa2 per Annum), Copyhotils, and the valuable rights sad perquisiki be longing to the said Manors. , fro f". Lot 7. A very valuable Estats, lying In the Fields of Burwell. contaiting 136 A. 3R. (pot which is FirlJ../Ikaias e se l4 :44 vo. lnable rights of common belonging thereto, Is the • of Air. Jonathan Caaburn. Lot 8. A ntost valuable and bielity-reopectslok, Estate, corm. prising Spinney Abbey Mansion House, with the Ofietts. and '374 Acres of very fertile Arable,„Mestiow, and Posture of prime quality, principally euclosed, siith the arrest foe' emelt Mich ideogiagtheyete, in the occupation of Mr. John Martin. Lot b. The Rectory impmpriate of the Parish of Meken, with Abe righter •presentatins to thekThtletal coact stbageofs with the Most valuable tithes, great and small,of the saiftpetleh(lsot • and about 270 Acrevot Land excepted) over nearly ;2300 Acres of prime Land, prineipal'y Arable, and also a very cOmpact and fertile Estate, called Upware Farm, comprist:l a Malt tet4l , enthlts Farm House and Offices, and 143 Acres of old enclosed Ground, of prime quality, and 25 Acres of open Land, lying in-the fields of Upware and Wickets, in the 'Tenure of Mr. Jobe Cooper. I.ot 10. In Suffolk. *lke Manor of Cawley Rectory, with the . . Rectory Improprinte of the Parish o f Gazeley, and the Iteetc•rlal Tithes thereof, extending over upwards of 3700 Astres entlosed and epen Field Land, with a very compact and 'desirable Estofes . consisting of a most r.:.pectahle Farm /douse and cohientent Os. Tice, and 184 Acres of enclosed•and open Field Land of gand quality, in the occupation of Mr, D. E. Wedge. The above Manors and Loath abound with Game, and are shwa* near the respectable 'I owns •Of - Cambridge nstd New. market, in a most delightful cnuntry, intersectrol London Lgood Roads. navigable litters, Ste. &c , and distant iron it about bh There are moat respectable Tenants on tbesrventl Estates, Who ore under notice to quit at Midi/Ansa: nettosuil who will chew their respective Farms. • • Specifications may be o' fined re/mil-me days before the Sale, by application to the Anger, Bury ; na;i'vlilienball; Lamb, Ely ; Hoops, Cambridge; at the •Place Of 511 e ; and at the principal Inns in the neighbouring Towns; and also of, Joteph Butcher, E.sq. Cambridge; Edward Witherhy, Esq. Newmarket, and Charles Wedge, Esq. Weld)" Bottom, near'Newmarket ; of Messrs. Woodcock and Bateman, No. 2, Lincoln's Inn ; and at Mr. Jan, es's Ole., New Boswell-zourt, Inn, London ; where plans may be seen. - - - - --- ~ p ß r JAME S M is i le y s x tlt z 's ß ltoyal Le tters R Patent kratitzli unto surgeon, stgate, Surrey,Tnvent tro d ep Y are h r s of the CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTUR E, T he only safe and effectual remedy fpr. Disorders of the Head, Sto mach, and Bowels viz.—Virst, Head-acts, confusion and giddj. ness. .Secondly , indigestion, loss of appetite, bilious crudities and retching., yellowness of the eyes and skin, eatitleisc; pain, rpruits, heart-burti,..ticeup, .gripit.gs, colic, aad costiveueu.— Thirdly, fdr the gout in the stomach and bead. Fourthly, for all • such affectioes of the nervous system as are attended with de.. pression of spirits, paralytic and apoplectic dispositions, prostra tion of strength, timidity, tremors, startings, palpitations, and faintings, or fits. Fifthly, fdr bracing and strengthening the Whole system, in states of relaxation and debility. sixthly, as a power ful antiseptic in cases of-pntrid bile, and for coanteractip g lake : don, or preventing and cu rin g pntrld, malignant, and pestilential fevers, ware throat, viz. Cps:Laicise Maligns, &c. prevailing in prisons, crowded filthy placys, hospitals, ships, hot and unhealthy -climates, &c. Sold wholest.le and retail, by Mr. Rymer's Appoin:ment, by Messrs. Dicey and Sudan, 10, Bow Church-yard; and retail, by Fred. Sinith e No.YS, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Eichange; Ba con and Co. Oxford-street ; F. Newbery and Son, 43, St. Paul's Church-yard; L Harris, comer of Ludgate -street ; Ward, Hol born ; and by every Vender of . Pa:ent Medicines in the United Kingdom, in bottles, at 3s. 94..75. 6d. and 14s. and in pints, at 117 s. by which there is a considerable saving. Full information may be obtained by a perusal of the following Book, published this day, price Ss. 6d. in boards, which may he bad as above—A 'rawer upon Dy - spepsy andlaidigeritioan 4W the Ilypochondria,c Disease, and upon the Inilunthatory end Regular Goat, anil the Atonic, Irregular, or Flying Gout; with. various cases of N.Tvous, Bilious, Paralytic, and Spasmo dic Affecdons— Disemes of Relaxation and Debility, Broken Constitution, Ha bits impaired by intensperanee,climate,:&c.; together with the specification of the met.; ica/ virtueenf that ex trafirdi eery piton me dicine, the Cardiac and Nervous Tinctiire, anal of the various dis eases and complaints. in which it is atlnsieistyred:and of its dusts, effects, &c, By SAMUEL, Fir mea, Surgeon. .Ligtult Edition. • RYDIED'S.GDVT MEDICINE, for gently and speedily assuaging and oteeiowing astarki of the regular inflammatory Gout, Apr nine the fits thereof, warding off the recurrence of attacks and ring future fee -- ~.t. experiences result of le - . ie Premises; Red nog future fits compArativisly mild. It is the result of 'SO .tiabridgt; Pogo. eakserienom. laws, lirestfurtf; P rey ensi id *Ad, whit MS and direction, direetlo, by James ad m r , 'tains ; Ryrney 4 Ourgton, Reigatia. - 4/arfty, in betties,s at P. duty. icely. itc: u ri l l " :: ! Chl be th ie y .4n arl ricc"tt by bg"srs. Olete • $ - eite 4 3 •k e .e fee • -AAI • e e .•• r• Thisllay Was publishdocptiee Ss. bards, EßEGßitisliff.WlNS the MIND, threeth * the mosa geaefainsd.,4lwiresting Subjects usual!) , agitated in Life.—By the late learned and ingenious Mr. WILLIAM BA.KER; Printer. ‘,* de* doh :to Windt - Is prefiii.4, a riugr4phle Memoir, ' 7O E • . ••• •*. . &e. of the Autbdr. Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Patergoster-row ; and Cooper Ltd Purdtg.. 47 4 Lbdrate-hill• • Thin(Stu was published. . • Elegantly prirted in quarto, price.Dne Guinrain beards, A TREATISE on the COINS of thf REALM; in z Letter to the King. • $y the late CHARLES, Earl of LIVERP9()L. Printed forT: Cadell and W. Davies, StriniL Of.whona taay.also Imhad, the last Edition of bis'Lordship's, Discourse on the Conduct of, the povernmeat of Drama/ant, in Respect to lientrai.Natioiv, price 4s. , v i This day was published, in One Volume, ltuso. pike' 4s. 6d. in , • boards. the dt,ls Edition, corrected, of A PRACTICAL VIEW of .the prevailing Reli- •i• &gious Systemi of PROFESSED CHRIST liNair. the higher and middle Classes In this Country, contrasted with real Chris tianity. • By WM.-WILBERPORCE, Esq. Member of Parliament for the County of York. Printed tor T. Cadelt and:y. Davies, Strand. By whom wilt . shortly he published, another edition, handsomely pfiutud , In One volume dvo. 31 be piiitand, printed T rI'HRI:E FLAYS; with a PREFACE ; includih Dracsatle Obeeriations of the late Lieut.-General Burgoyne. ' •••• - • . By WM. -1 - IAYLEY; Esq. Pasted fiCT. ; Catiell and W, Davies, Strand. Of nay he had, by the sarne,Authur, :I. The Tr(islnphs of Teruptros Poem—vier edition, elegantly printed in a pocket volume, price . Ss. in boards. Poems.and -Plan in 4 vols. pH°, 18s. In boards. DR. CLARKE's TRAVELS.—NEW Early In Msg./trill be published, in One large Vol. ate illustrated with. near en Ilinsdred.kogreitingt, price £S. ss.' in boards, .7.-gisofseconst Ilslioter.raf r .,1. : . ...44sissiiqxm••Aw.-.-- 1 . 1 'RAVELS in various pan' of ELNILUU44,S3A, and AFRICA... • By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, • LL D. • Professor of Mineralogy in the University of Calibrldie. Pan the First, Russia; Tartaryv and 'Furter. .7te.'. Printed for T. Cadell and, W. Davies, Strand. • • • 'Tie Second Part, .containing Greece, Syria, andArypi, is al s o in the Press. As atio'vernay also be haal: by the same Author,' A Methodical Distribution of the Mineral Kingdom, kit° Classes, Orders, Genera, Species, and Varieties 7 wit!. f: 1. I DESIRABLE FRE./.4)1.D RpipaNcE, DOVER-STREET, PiCCADILLY.—By Mr. StDEINS, At Garrawaii, on Thursday, Ore 45th thereat, at fr rwelve, ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATEqvom prising a' substantial brick Dwelling. House, - seeently, thoroughly repaired and In complemarder,shuate - No.2S,Dcoritrl street, l'icradilly, in the occupation and iv L e ase to ming, Esq. ctmtaining on the upper . fluor„ fug: and Closets ; . secood story, two- airy BEd chambers,'biessingtopm,‘ Clusgte, kr- ; first A wr, two rkgarit Drawing-rooms, colibutteii citing by folding doors, handsomely finished, and a boudoir.; ground door, neat Entrance, Dining-room, Morning •rooni, Um municat ing by folding doors, Gratlemen's Dteasing-ronni;Water cicsel and Passage-room; in the basement, Butler's' .Pantry, Housekeeper's-room, Kitchen, fitted up Pump of Spring Water, Larder; Scullery, Wine; Coal sod Beer Cellars, and other coave ' nier.res. L I To be viewed by tickets; particulars ,osa the Prvntises ;of Messrs. Day and Wadd, Solicitors, Gerraidatteet Soho; at Gar raway's ; and of Mr. Robin., Warwick -street, G olden-square, of whom tickets for viswikg may be iskda /." . C -, . . .. . . v I . . . '• -,.•/ • . 4, All _ • ••• i ' ~. 4 41 :i • 11, ' lik, • . . , • • 4 7 ........,7,- , 4 . ~4 ;.,„, ... , ik. i•• . i ) S I ..- ' ill . f ' % • . ... 0 4 .: I . • . 0 • ‘ ... '. , . T * ... "b , 0 • • , ‘ . . . • I . -_-- - - _ BULLION QUESTION. SALES BY AUCTION. • This day was published; pride Is. dd. AFEW FACTS STATED in ANSWER to the DOVER-STREET, PICCADILLY. REPORT of the BULLION COMMITTEE, &c. &c. By AN ANNUITANT. Ca p it a l Pr e mises , Workshops, Bc.c. worthy the attention of London -. Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. 2; Candid! ; ' Cabinet-makers, Upholsterers, and inhere, convertible into a and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. • Family Residence at an arty Erpence, wub immediate pusses _ sion. By Mr. ROBINS, EIJI.LIGN QUESTION. . ' - , At Garraway's, an Thursdaf, April 25, at Twelve, This day was published,. Prfce is% ts A . DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, A LETTE•R to • DAVIES CID It, 'Esq. in comprising a spacious eligible Dwelling-house, situate No. L -1 . ANSWER to his PLAIN S'T'ATEMENT of afar JUL- 24, Doverastreet, Piccadilly, in the occupation of Mr. Bkase, of LION QuEsl'ios.-11y . SAMUEL RANFILL., Esq. . ' which Insfittdiate possession may b; hid ; containing on the attic London : Printed for J..M. Richardson, No. 2f, Cartibill:' story,ene large Room, treed as a work-room: on the seauncl 4,t eye and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. a Cabinet-maker's Shop and Bed-room ; first floor, a alistelihts • OBSERVATIONS ON MONEY. `Abair-tool and Bed-chamber ;'the ground door is fitted lilt as a • . ' libi,p," embracing the whole front of the house, running in depth This day were published, price 34. rd. • OBSERVATIONS on MONEY as the ME.: about 50 feet, a neat Parlour, and Store and Water-closet behind; j . basement, Kitchen fitted up, two Rooms for Servants, Ale an DIUM of COMS4ERCE, thawing the present circulating dieser a rms are ace. area fa the front, with Vaults.— 'lVlediturt of this Country to be defective in those requisites whit Tits premien are in the preferable part of Dover-street, !oohing a Medium of Commerce ought to,possess, and pointing out ~, down Haly-hill, light, cheerful, and airy, convertible at au easy what manner the defectstisy bit remedied, with other interest- ing Observations. expence into a desirable Residence for a Connleman. May be . • viewed by applying on the Prensi es, where Particulars may be My LIMES cRtritiESHANK. A M. hitt of PAr.sri. Day and Wedd, Solicitors, Gerrard-street, Soho; • . Of hi artschall Collies, Alsardnei i. 1 . 1 Oarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Wariviek.street, Gulden.- . London : relined for J , M. Richardson, No. 21, Corrthlll ; , ,Iti.ire. • auk]. liatchardi Piccadith's •• • ' • - r ELIGIBLE PART b P PAR K .ANE. RESIDENC.ES, WITH ' OFFICES, COACH f - UOUSES, SIAI3I.INU,.Ite.—Ey Mr. Ittilsl2lB., On the 'Premiss:l, on Friday April 24, at One, in Two Lots, A VALUABLE L E ASEHOLD ESTATE, &Wide in Park-Lane, between Eeimnur-place and Hertford 'street ; comprising the spacious Mansion late in possession of a Asbleman s together with the gateway to the'Stahles, three Coach sl,hasses, and Stables foe thirteen norms ; the Prennees contain A 'Art fronelo`Park-lane forty-three feet and one hundred and . efghteen felt in depth; and are convertible to as uprivaled ',/-seeldstice for a family of the first distinction, a commanding and most cheerful situation, pith beautiful and extensive rich Views pf the country„ • 1 , Lot. 2. A very Eligible Reshiss4 s , on a smaller scale, adjoin-' ing, in . the occupation of Mr. Hammond, containing in front of Park-lane twenty-two feet and ISO feet in depth; the House , comprises two rcqms en at floor, with Offices, and Standinproom for two Coach !lutists, 3,01 Stables for ten Horses. ThesePre -1 mists capible of 'mina posiverted to a spreioe fatrtiry mil. - ciente, or may be 135 d 'to Lot 1a opµi together *void form pogo! the first 4141assicissa to abelfietropeN. , Plans of the Vrerrilees-mar be-se.k at Mr. Ciacherelrs in Saville-row; or of Mc. Robins.- Particulars may be had on the Pilemlses ; at Mr. Cockerell's Office, in Saville-row; at Gardicayl; and of Mr. Rebins,War • wick-street, Golden-square. , • • ST. JAMES'S-SQUARE, • • Valuable FREEHOLD . PREMISES, and extensive PLOT of • GROUND, King-street, St. lamed-square, running Idieliwards nearly to Pall Mall. By Mr. ROBINS, at Gateway's, on Tuesday, May 7, at Twelve, in One Let, AIr4kLUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, enm prising an extensive and oury commodious residance, situate in King-itreet ; St. braes's-square, planned with a range of Apart ments on each door, and adapted for the accommodation of a family of distinction, with numerous domestic Offices, embracing an extent in front of upwards of 60 feet, and in depth about 163 feet, convertible and very applicable for a public office or ittit itU Lion, and a moat commanding situation for an Buts of the 11 s magnitude. May be viewed by applying on the premises, where Partkulard may he had; of Messrs. Drewe and Loxham, New- np ; at Gar raway's, and of Mr. Robins,, Warivlck-stre . et, Gulden-square; where a Plan of the Premised may be sera. • This diy was published, Handsomely printed in Six Volumes octavo, price •te2. Bs. in board. 6.4 new and complete Edition ot, N INQUIRY intothe PR/NCLPLESAPOLI TICAL.CECONOMY being an Es - say on awe Scieftce-of Domestic. Policy in Free Nations ; in whiCh are particularly con.' Offered Population, Agriculture, Trade, Wintry, Money, Coin; Interest, Circulation, Banks, Exchange, Public Credit, and Taxes. And the other Works, Political, Metaphysical, and Chronologi cal, of the late Sir JAMES ST ettait - r, of Wines*, Bart. Now first collected By General Sir JAMES S FEIJART, Bart. his Son. • • To which are subjoined, Anecdotes of the Author. " Printed for T. CadeU and W. Davies; Strand. FREEHOLD ; • LINCOEN'S-INN-FIELDS, NORTH SIDE. Eligible Residinte, with Offices, Coach-house, Stables, Sze. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, May 7, at Twelve, E-H A DESIRABLE FRE-OLD. ESTATE, corn -L. prising a compact Family Residence, situate No. 28, on the I North side of Lincoln's 1011-Firkls, Ate in the occupation and the property of ALZIANDift Poem/ix, Esq. deceased; contain ing tour lofty Rooms,in the attic storey; on the second floor, two spacious Chambers, with Closet and Water-closet, Sm. two Draw ing-rooms on the firststorey communicating by folding,doors, light roomy Stair-case; and on the groutel-floor a neat Entrance, ex cellent Dining-parlour, Library, and Butler's-Pantry, open airy Yard; convenient Offices in the basement storey; Coach•house, and Stable for three horses. The premises are In complete order, and immediate possessiop may be had. May be viewed on 'Tuesday and Thursday from eleven to four o'clock, with ticket. Particulars on the Premises ;of Messrs. I Sandys and Rourke, Crane-tours, Fleet-street ; at Garraway'i; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street; where tickets for viewing 'may be had. • Poims -