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, • ) 1 . • • ' 11 0 • . ':tki: ( Wit 1 . • . ' . . tilkaA l ll . 4t ," , .. . , . - .4 • t __ i ramr-. ~. . •'1 ' • ~ ~.. .~ . . • • . rg.—rissa 9008. .}gATRS ROYAL, DRUItIP-LAIM . • . HIS. PRESENT E#ENII 4 I6, their 'Maiestiee stivents wiH perform A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Sir Giles Oveisreseh, Mr. KEAN : wool, Mr. MUNDEN; Wellborn, Mr. HARLEY ; ilL o ceil, Mr. HOLLAND ; Tapwell, Mr. WEV7I TZER i mo nth Mr. S. PENLEY; Parolee, Mr. FENLEY; lace Greedy, Mr. OXIIE RRY. L A A g wa so, Mn. GLOVER; Margaret, Mrs. HORN. • owt a bhe added. (lath thyme) a Grand Comte Pantomihte, with new Mink, Stottery, &e. a x e d ItARLEQUIN AND FANCY; or. .THE POETS LAST SWUNG. .pas overture and Music co mpomd Mi. H. Smart. Tie Divas produced under the directron of Mr. lyres. p s otomime of Harlequin and Fancy ; er,Thi poses p p m , will be repeated every evening. ,rand Thursday. The Merchant of Bruges. on wd s oday, The Busy Body. 00 foss, A New Way to Pay OH Debts. lc visitTßE ROYAL, COVENT4AIRDEN. will 'be per. •; • - MONDAY, JANUARY )816. .••• • • . • (114•1 :--- 1 4 1 1 1 551,11 • ... f t -07 4 • - ' trl • Y. , • OS' Pilifiltifla PRIT 1:, Snv -P" • • . . • • WfLI.AMS's LIBRARY, • , •.. Itr.otaoss-sTairwr,./axtriair 12, 11116. T .MEETING of the commirrEE ap ,pointed by the General Body of Protestant Dissenting Mi. oisit..rs of the three Denotu:nations, for the purpose of inquiry, awl also for the Superintendence and blitributitin of the Funds, which nisi, be 'contributed for the Relief-of the French Proms topic -stifTering for Conscience take, ,lht irrniousty Resolved, I. Thet this Commitive have observed with astonishment and regret; that attempt are making through the medium of the press, to defeat their object by misrepresenting their motives; and although the Committee know too well what is due to the dignity of that respectable 50.'y by which they arc deputed, to engage in useless warfare with those who are labouring to stifle that public sympathy which it is the wish of the Body to excite, they yet owe it to their own character, and to the taus* which they have un dertaken, to state candidly, once for all, the motive! by which they have been guided, and the end they have In view. 2. That this Committee, thereforeoluerly disclaim, for them. selves and their Conetituents, all party feeling on a question Which they conceive to he purely and exclusively religious ; but that it they ntu-t be ranked with a party, they are hippy in ranking on this occasion with that of the Government, which listened so can didly to their representations, entered so warmly into their feel. top, and pledged itself so readily to employ its good offices for the same humane purpose to width thlinterferenee has been directed. o. Thar if any man calling himself a Protestant, an impute to Dissenting Ministers, as a crime, that they have *hewn them selves peculiarly forward on this occasion, be should remember that they are the descendants of those who, for conscience sake, suffered the spoiling of their gnnais, and the loss of th. ir lives, dird to whose constancy under persecution t is chiefly owing that religions liberty is now firmly established in this favoured land. 1. that feeling the value of this inestimable blessing, they could nut but. be deeply interested by any - occurrence which might threatep its loss, to dune especially with whom they are united by the lye of a common faith, and a cOmmou worship; nor could they refuse their sympathy, or their relief, to men bleeding in the cause which rendered the memory of their Fatbete immortal. 5. That though letters have been received front Iklinivers In France, vxpreq.ing n:ijections to the interiererce of their Pro. testant brethren in England. the Comminute have ascertain-II from unquestionable evidence, that sunw of these letters have been written under constraint. and that others have been dic tate t by an a,:prehension (ir it hoped, erroneous), lest such .:n irate erecce should injure them in the estimation of their use., Government. or, tallest, lest it should expose them to the fury of a taction, watch s-fts the Government itself at defiance. And the Conunittof are of opinion, that if complaints are cautiou.ly otterel, they deserve the more the considera ion and sympi.by ot those who are aware of the cans* in which this caution originate,. 6. Thai while they haste been acting consistently with !heir own principles, in expressing their abhorrence of all religious per , iecution, by whomsoever pravised or countenanced, they cannot but suppose, that in contributing to alleviate the distresses uf the Fronch Protestants, they are coinciding with the intentions t f tne French Government, which has been taking measures to suppress those outages, which, if not suppressede must occasion its own disgrace, a. 1,1 compromise its own safety. . 7. 'Ma the Committee have the most flattering encourage to• nt to persevere in the Subscriptions and CollecLions alreldy ir.sk!e, in use spirit which is spreading throughout the kingdom; and in the prospect that this spirit wiU ultimately 'Dahl theni to grant important relief to their suffering brethren, and to the Widows and orphans of the victims ot persecution. !pry do. therefore, most earnestly retptst the unremitting co•operati )))) Protestants of every denomination, but esptcially of Prniestme Dissenters, in this labour of love; and they express their (unit dent assurance, that in contributing 10 this object, without 6.111.-r. leg their zeal to be damped by any insinuaiens or awl , iott3 whateva, they are promoting the spread and establishuisnt oi dial enrisitau Liberty * which is the grs'acest e.rtilly Linn iLa r i HLAVaN can bestow on man.—By order ot the Comintree,'• • (S , gned) HoM AS MORGAN, Secret:try THANKSGIVING DAY. UPON a day of Isratioeial Thanksgiving to At, maoirry Coo for the restoratiott of Peace, welting -cents more appropriate than tin,: our acknowlelgemews should he ac compaeted with some token of gratitude tont to the men b) whose unexampled intrepidity and valour these mereteai have, nmler the blessing ot Cu t, been so effectually obtained.— Ihe liberality of the Bible's Public has already provided tor the • temporal minion and wants of the wounded, and the relative. re those who lett at the :$ We t‘f Waterloo. The NAVAL and Mi -1 1.61 ncv LtaLEs.cteri would now appeal, dipole!' the medium ot the Ckrg and t:ther \Covers in the treited Ki.igdont, so the Chrintati benevoleuce of their countrymen in bra elf of the sur vivors of that oniniorable battle, arid wildd erts u; on them the imporant duct, raid he high privikge •si promoting the r.l riot's instruction :.rd wiritual comfort of those brave men, by prpvid• log them with the Hots SCRIP t GRES this moot he more readily. accomplished, clan by means of CONGRROATIONAL COLLECTIONS on , he apfroachine 1 hanksgivine Day, in all of the fend , . of the NnvAt. and MILITARY PIIILE SOCIETY, widish was instituted in the year 17130, for the sole and exeress purpose of furinshing Sailors and Selclien in his Majesty's service with Mks and 1 estaments, without note or comment, and ot the au thorised version only. This Society has, since its formation, distributed about 1%100 copies of the Scriptures aud within the last year no less th eon° copies, about 1(00 of which have been to the wounded sufferers in the late awful struggle. Relying upon the liberal support of a Christian Public, this Institution is now actively engage.', not only in placing Bibles and Testaments in such of his Majesty's ships u may be kept in commission on a peace establishment, aud ' in the various barracks In Gnus Brijein and Ireland, but also iu measures for the atuple supply of the Scriptures to the British army of 30,000 mess remaining in France, for the maintenance and security of that pc:tie which we are now called upon to cele• brace. By a recent calculation it appears the foods of the Soci•Ay ire at present inadequate, by at Wait £l.OOO to the expence of there interesting designs; but the Committee do not hesitate to go forward in the fullest reliance that upon this, as upon ninny lousier occasions, they shall be cordially supported in the under. taking by the contributions *fa generous and grateful country. by order of the Committee, M C.,. FABIAN, Capt. R.N. St cretary Naval Department. I. M. CLOSE, • Major Royal Artillery Secretary MUitary Department. . Committetwoom, 114, Jermytostsett, London, January 8,1816. Donations and Subscriptions will be thankfully received foi the ezpreaspurpOse of supplying the Army in France, or for the ge neral object* of the :society. . . This day was published, price is. 6d A FAMILIAR TREATISE ON RHEUMA. TISM and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, with dome;tie :Viethosit of Cure. bscund Edition. By WM. HICKMAN. . sea by J. Robinson, 5, Paternosteer•row, London; Norton, Besot; Binns, Bath; Brodie, Salisbury; Heaney, Cheltcnitimv Munday; Oxford; Walkei, Gloucester ; and all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, by the same Anther, A Treatise on Coughs and Colds. Fifth Edition, price Is. 6 1. FOR . COUGHS, HOARSENF,SSES, dr.c. M R. GREENOUGH'. PECTORAL LOZEN. LTA. GES of TOLU ; the great.demand for which, after up. wards of fifty years trial.pro•es them a superior remedy for all Coughs, Huarsenewes, bore Throats, 'Asthmatic and Consump tive Complaints. The genuine only have R. Hays ard primed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as satcevent to Mr. Greenough, the inventor. Sold in boxes at is. Aid. each by his appointment, by F. New bury and Sone, St. Paul's Church-yard . ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cocksper-street ; Nix, Royal Es. change ; Ward, 824, Holborn; Clarke, 469, Borough; Sengey, 150, Oxford-street; &ratty's, Fleet-Market; Blake. 56, Pica= dilly; and the Venders of muffle fideilicioni. Where also may be had, Mr. Cireenough's celebrated TINC TURES for preserving the Teeth and Gums, and curie; the Tcoth-Acb, in enlarged bottles at Ss. 94, rich BERKSHIRE, hetwees WANTAGE and HUNOIRFORD. A capital Freehold Bram, the Manor or Repu'ed Manor of WHATCOM-B, and the FARM, upwatJs of Four Hundred and Forty-three Atres.Tythe free, and Land-Tax redeemed. By Mr..ROBINS, At Garraway's, on tliantstsbar next, January 17, at Twelve o'elnck, In O ne Lot, valets an acceptable offer be previously made to pyreharbe by Private Contract, E verj valeable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythp-free and exonerated from Land -tat, the MANOR ' or IitEPUTED MANOR of wHsTcomo, and WHAT COMB FARM, situate by the turnpike-road, in the parish of Fawley, between :Wantage and Hungerford, a Sae part of the county of Berks. Cot:Veletas in excellent Farm House. with Offices, Yard, Gardens, Barns, Stables and all eacesaary Out- Wilding., and upw:vis of 443 Acre. of ricl. Meadow, Pasture, ' Arable, and Wood hands. 211171% compact and d vild into dif ferent enclosures by thriving quick fences, and in a good state of cultivation ; let to a moat respectable tenant on lease for eight Yeats from Michaelmas last •at a moderate rent. The House may, et a am:dlexpence„be nude a pleasant resi dence ha a Gentlemen; it Is very near to Mr. Ward's fox hounds and 'to a pack of harriers, and p short distance only from the Kennet and Avon avid Wiltshire Canals; eight miles frchn Hun. `get-ford; six from liVantage, 20 from °tiara, and about fit from London. It is a very desirable Property for investing money—lt is neat good markets, and in a highly respectable neighbourhood ; excellent ruads in all directions. . May be viewed by applying ro Mr.Thontas Deulove the te •nant, where Particulars may be had; and at the Bear and Crown, Reading; the Inns at Wantage and llungerford; Lamb, Walling ford ; Pelieau, Newbury ; White Lion, Bath; White Hart, Sa lisbury; Castle, Salt-hill; the Bel. at Henley; at Garraway's ; and at Messrs. Beupow soil Alban. Solicitors, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's inn ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a 1 1 !an may be seen. KINGDOM OF IRELAND. COUNTY OF MEATUL . CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANORS, MAN:IONS, FARMS., AND LANDS, UPWARDS OF LIGHT THOUSAND HUSH ACRES. By Mr. ROSINS, At the COMMERCIAL ROOMS, DU BLIN, on Tito ItsDAT, the 25th, and the 26th January, 1816, It Twelve • o'Clock, In Lots, TVERY.VALUABLE AND HIGHLY 1 IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD E3I*.VI in the FINE CO UN ut MEATH, Part within Teti Matti of DUII . I.IN. Comprising the extensive MANO 7.3 of DI:NC:AN, RALLY., MAGJSSAfi, NIORNING lON, the MkIYAReF., the 'Manor ut TRIM, with the Atizient C. • I't .E, and 11U ILI:- !NUS and HOUS.F.S in the l'ovia of TI.oPROiIERTV of + NC.4I.ILENIAN. The FS rATEs eusrett NEAR Elpli TH:JIMAN'J 1i+.1.4H ACRES, Or TW2LVL . 1110USAND Unit t HUNOULD ENGLISH Of ,Exceilent RICE MEI LltlW, lI.IISTU:tE, rut ARABLE (eaclnlivor of hog Latkie, %%Welt art ...lotted to the d‘frol-tut reth - 004 ; The I.lndic ..re in a pond trate of C,ilriva.lon, divided la Eli. Fiirtas Lands for Secornaiiii.ation. pert with Eligible lthirli . )E!tr:4l:, • L LEi:U:td t.;ittJUli M., °AMIENS, i , 2114 ItUlleiVt, and saitatile Builaitg4 ur Alt desetiptions. Suti.tty efoti2C. Water Cu ru . Mill, alai v.itious duilitiogs, let to alas: l'etiaats oa Leawii tor Licei, part 01 witicli ire ierfew-kiir, Mai the remainder to Tenants at Will. „_khe present low Rental near • attiri k-OtTNIAST FR A 'NV UM, But the estunalul tweirbt Value ELEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUND:: kZ!' ANNUM, _ . Taking the Parson Perpetuity at their present Rental. Ile whole of these valuable Estates are in a fine rich Country, part at'inins the Sea near Drogheda, and well situated fur g.a..41 Markets and excellent Roads. he viewed by applying to Mr. John Allen, Braymnunt,.l near where Particulars may be hal, and every henresation gores, and Plans may be seen. Paulen'Ara at the Olteily Arms, and the Post-Whce, frim; the Inns at Drogheda, Cork, and Wa• ter•ord; of Johu Page, Esq. DUndalk; of J. Johnston, Esq. No. IS, Ihunnick-street ; of Messrs Reeves, Ormsby, and Reeves. Mer tioa.square, a d Geo. Hutchinson, Esq. Solicitor, 19, Upper Gare:ser-street, Dublin; and at the Place of Sale, where Plans of the land• are haft; :he Inns at Holyhead; the Hotel, Liverpool; Golden Lou, Chester; Talbot, Shrewsbury ;- Hen and Chickens, Birtioagham; 'l'. G. Parr, Esq. lAtchlield; of Ihomas Lightfoot, Esq. Castle-street, Leicester-fields; at Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Chan;t-alley, Cernhill; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, London, where Plans ofthe Estate may be seen. 4lit s I)II,,SENT fo EVmedENING, r, • 6 • itatilto AND YOLIET; - . Raw ; gee. REMELE; Merenfio, Mr. JONtS; ' 17 . 1 ,1 4 0 r. PARRY MORE; Apothecary, Mr. TitEBY ; its aaose, hdr. MURRAY ; Friar John, Mr. HOWELL. • Juliet. Miss O'NEILL; a r op bt,,Mre. RENAUD ; Norse, Mrs. DAVENPORT. Atm Aid (lath time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, called .11ARLEQUiN and FO R.TUNIO ; or, ' SHING-MOO AND THUN-TON. . With new Music, Scenery, Dresses, Ste. like whole arraogednbd produced by Mr. Ilkley. /dew Paototuime of Harlequin and Fortunio will bit vs am evegerig• meow, Cymon ; with The Magpie or the Maid. eikirsis Flay of 1 he Midsummer Night's Dream bag been i gliwtipe la preparation.and will be revived on Wednesday. t o Theiley, the Tragedy of Sine Shore. ST.THOMAS'S HOSPETAL. ASTLEY COOPER and Mr. HENRY L CLINE win be g in their Course of ANATOMICAL MAGICAL LEC TURES b On Saturday, the SO,h instant, wo e Clock. REGENT'S CANAL. LTOTICE is hereby' given, That an adjoutned GENERA!. ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY of PRO- W IDRS of the REGEN CANAL;*will be htld at the Istaiwoll's 'Cavan, in the Parish of St. Gild in the Fields, in IsCuusity of giddied, on Friday, the ed day of February mat the hour of twelve o'clock at noon precisely pursuant to of Parliament. EDWARDS and LYON, blowasbury-square, Clerk to the Company. ' tan. 13, 1816. 1114 E CREDITORS of THOMAS BAYLEY I HOWELL, late of Prinknash Park, In the County of hamster, Esq. and of No. 6, Crsyen.stryiu, In the Stra.,cl ar..l racy of Middlesex,'and who died in'Aprit %it s ar. r. quested Mon* an account and particulars of their r. bi , ortive Debts ikfasers. Data and Crosland, Solicitors, No. 3:3, Old Broad int,London. • T. BISH's Offices, attsi 0. CHARING•CROSS. _,returns his slneere and grateful *Thanks wthe4iebility, Gentry, and the Public in general, fisr the Patraergehe received in the lre and former Lotteries, and rctfully 'abuts a continumme of their favours in the present NEW YEAR'S LO FIERY. Casks of tO,OOO Tickers, all of which are to be drawn sae Lottery, of Fein Days' thawing, conimencing on Valen isADity, i4th NFX I mom rm. neSektnte ha, much novelty, as it contains Two Prizes of Z,OCO Guineas, nu.1,1-g toget.n.r 50,00 n Guineas, to be paid in Gold. Not Two Blanks to a Prize. No fixed or attached Prizes, • 'did the Prizes to be paid in Sterhng Money. Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BIS 9, CORNHiI i., arid 9, CHARING-CROSS ins la the last Lor.ery sold fw:uty Capitals, iael ' udiog . 13,153 - a Prize of - ,O.:0,1100 !soil another Prize of .R:0,000 ' 1.1 3 per C...ut. C0n..,1e, being tore GREAI Nit PkIZ..S EVe.it KNOWN ! Aial in the 8 144 previous Contracts, 2,657 a Pnzs of • - 240,000 1,1 , 6 . .230.000 2,882 . 4,544 - seSO,OOO Betides an immense number of £20,000, 410,0C°, du. &c. Careposidents are respectfully requested to send their Or ders (i•ost paid) to 'f . BISH I No. 9, CHARING-CROS:I, London. • ARMY CONTRACTS. Commisiiry in Chiefs Once, Great George.s:reet, 28th December, 181 S. MOTICE h hereby given to 'all Persons desirons at contracting to supply the following Articles for the use I.lllrAtmy,en. , o bb Majeny's Land Forces in BREAD Cantonments, Quartets, and barnicki, in tlis. undermentioned County : SUSbEX. BEEF AND MUTTON, . °ll4l jtakity% Land Forces In Cautontnentß, Q , sarters, sad mmuk% sn the undermentioned Courdass aad Lsland: bou— DURHAM (including,Holy (►land), HANTA. . 181. E OF WIGHT, KEN c, NORFOLK, SURREY, BUITOI.K, (exclusive of Lantiguard Fort and its Dependencies), And le the several Counties in NTorth Britain. 'hat the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day /teary neat ; and to continue for One Month only : 34 Proposals in Writing, sealed up and marked, " Tender I„,___ 44na T 5 40.3." wid be received ha this Office on er before , — "gib the 25th day ot January, .(tint none will be received ler fwelerou'Clock on that day), and, if sent by Post, the Post - - Peen be paid. P4 Petals must b e ma d e separate ly f or eac h County and Isisods !met for the counties comprising North Britain, all of which IoK be included in nne Tender ; and sub Proposal must n l e , the Lettir which is annexed to the Tender properly 71 1 P, by two warns of known property chgaeing to be bound with t h e part y ten d er i ng i n t h e amount ' state d in 4 1 tibtfid Particulara, tor the doe performance of the Contract; t PRIVJaaI will be net iced unless nude on a printed ender, "”nces expressed in words at length; And should it so 11 11 ,, that during tbetontinusinee of the Contract nn troops ' l ,7 l be stationed or supplied In the County, the expense of the raa• and hood, paid tu the Brat instance by the Contractor, 7 se retuLdvi to him by the Commissary in Chief. vs of the Centracti may be bad upon application at p r .rtet between the hours of Eleven and Five, and at the Coeuttsury Gt.:la.:l Young, Edinburi;ha ~ i. . . fat. SALES tY AucruiN * . SALES BY AUCTION. KINGDOM OP IRELAND. BARONIES of CLANM ‘URICE and CARRA, in the County of billYo, capital FARMS, nearly One 'Thousand Eight Hundred Acres, Irish. By Mr. ROBINS, At the COMMERCIAL ROOMS, in the City of DUBLIN, on l'o esnnv, Jan SO, t Ilse. at Twelve **Clock, in Five Lots, Vay VAluAble FREEHOLD ESTATES, JL situate in the County of MAYO, comprising the capital compact Estaies of BALLYCLOGHER, containing 612 A SP, of rich Pastore, Meadow, Arable, and Bog Laud, in high state of cultivation, and part f three Villages, in possession of Wm. and C. Castello, David Nowlan, James Begly, Henry Waldron's, A. Dease, and others, on leases for Lives. A moiety of the va luable and compact Farm of BRIZE, 149 A, SSP. the moiety containing 71A. 2R. 17P. of excellent Meadow and Pasture Land, together whist moiety of the Tons and Customs of the Fairs thereof, in possession of Jelin Madden, Esq. on Lease fol. Lives. Tb..very Eligible, Capital, and Compact ESTATE of CAP PADUFY, ou the borders oc i Lough Mask, containing 617 A. 2R. IUP. of rich Pasture, Arable. and Motintain Land, all in the highest state of cultivation, and divided by cone fences, and parr of the Lough stored with ;he finest Fish. Gardena, sundry Ca bins, lac. In possession of C. and. Cusick', M. B. and M. quitins, and ocher, on lease, which will expire in 1820. The gavial Estate of DURlic i lW, midway between Westport and Castlebar ; containing 408 Acres, 2 'foods, 13 Poles, the principal part rich Pasture Oreund, in possession of the Right Honourable D. Brown. on lease for one life of thirtrone years, from 1810. The high Westport Road leads threughshe Estate. 'I he valuable Leasehold Estate CARRAGARIFF, containing 123 Acres 1 Rood of excellent Pasture, Garden', Cabins, etc. in possession of George Ormsby, Esq. flat valuable Leasehol4 Estate CARRA MART, near the Town of Clare, Barony of Clantnaurice, containing about Sixty Acres, in possession of the Right Honourable D. Brown. The whole of these Lets form a noble Estate, in a fine, healthy, rich Country, neat good Sea-porn and Markets, and highly re. spectabie Truants ; the presuist Rectal One 'Thousand Seven Hundred and Twentyl'ounda pet annum, but capable of great Increase. Cappaduff and Ballyclogber are a most eligible investment for petsona dealcons of local influence in the County of Mayo, as there are populous villages situated In both these lands, and the .extent of land in the former so shortly to be out of lease, presents a most desirable opportunity for the purpose. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Michael Heron, of Balls, near Casttebar, and the different tenants, where paniculars may be had; at the Commercial • Room", icten•Warrens Esq. Hen rietta -street ; and Messrs. proton and Sons, uphdlders, Dublin, where plans are left the Inns at Westport, Timis, Clare,lCOrk, Wauttford, and litilyhead; Hotel, 'Liverpool; Ob!den Llon, Chester; Talbot, Shrewsbury ; Hen and Chickens, Birming ham; T. o.,Parr,Esq. Lielsield; at Cartaway's; of Mr. Ro bins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, where Plans may be seen; mid of Messrs. skerrard, &minium, and Green, Dublin; CAVENDISH SQUARE. by TILE SOIYTH CID& DE Alt ABLE FAMILY RE:IDE SCE, rectntly fitted up. Capital SIX STALL. S TABLE. Dri'.l- COACH-HOUSE, &s. By Mr Ro3:gi, At Garravray's Coffee-Honse, 'Cltoge•arey, Corohlll, nn Wes,. 14 MAT nest. the 17.11 January, t nlB at Terry.. o'cieck. AVEaY Eligible LEASEHOLD E ; 'ATE compri.ing a Desirable FAMILY RESII)E'4LE, *cent, put into very excellent artier, and fit f,r the immi-diate wet's. tion of a FAMILY of DISTINCTION, sittia-e N 0.22, on the South Side of Cavenci . sh square; THE PROPER TY OF WIFI,EIIitAN; Containing—tlppr Storey. 3 gl-eping-Itmrus; Second Stoic?, two excellent Red-Chambors w 4 lt Closets. and a Dressing-Room with a Water-Closet ; on the Principal Storey, a spacious Draw it trort, handsomely fitted up, Windows 'o the nitre, opening to a Balcony the width of the House, communicating by folding Dents to a Back Drawing-Roam, currespondently fitted up—beyond which there is a Boudoir on the Ground Flanr, an excellent Entrance Hall paved with Mack dots, a capital Dining- Parlour with Alcoved Recess, Gen 1 man's M nosing and Dress 'ing-Rooms, and Water Closet; Bs :lamer', Houstkeeper's Roams, Servaiste-Hall, Butler's-Pantry, harder, &c.; a detached Kit chen, and other Offiles; a very capital and extensive Winer Cellar, Wash -House, Laundry, -at; 4 Store-Room over; *dinn ing to which there is a Sik-stall Stable, twv Ceeets.Hoss-ea, wolf Harness and Man's Room and Loft over; Area in front, with Vaults for Coals, etc. and Servatiss' Entrance. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be bad on the Prix. miser • of Messrs. Farrar and Atkinson, Sondra**, Lincoln", Inn-fields ; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Itot.ipd;Altaiefirck,;sti ea, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewierMay WV& • SUFFOLK, q . • . . Between BURY ST. EDMUND'S and STOSIFE-MARAT . CAPI FAL MANOR of WICKEM HALL, extending over ab, 'lit ONE THOUSAND ACRES,andaStninding and she Valuable ES FATE, upward , . of SIGH f HU MALL, ACRES. Ey Mr. ROBINS, At Garr-away', Coffee•hoirse, 'Ch:toge•aary, Cornhill, on WrD etSDAY next, lan. 17, 1816, at l'welve o'Cloca, in (lnv very Ell!ible FREEHQLI) ESTATES, _L. ii•tiare in a flue sporting pm: of ti coovrising tl e MANOR of WICKEN HAI 1., erendin3 over about In:E THOUSAND ACRES, With.tbe Coryholl and Free Rents, and well duetted with Gaol': And the very E 001 WICKEN }LILL, co:;,a3i ing upwards of FlOl4l l HUNInFI) ACRES Of Parare, Arabi-. and Vood Land. In s Ring fence. A cossfortalVe FARM - I-MUEE, with emivyntent ()fliers. srAnr4 Garden, Faun Yaul, Barn, a• d all eonve.nient Cot, buildings, in good i".ltair ; -in of Mr. Robert Kopec, ako will give intim t:.ste ptesr.sion if moire i. Übe Landa are diqt•led by titriv•m; lota fences. mil in the highest state of cultivaion, rise Wo.tds stocked vs th line 0) tics land rscvlienc Cour for GamP. finuse at a small expt..t.e (nay be mtde a men pleasant esidenre. Many parts of the Estate anntirlud beautiful and ereni:ve viroot;. and a most Tearable prttperty for investing Mattel; thstant about e g hr codes front Bury, doyen from Stows Market, aid about 40 front London. IV.ay Or viewed by applying to Me. Rtiper, on O. Pc.in;:.!, whrre Particulars rosy be had ; and 6t the Angel B•try an. 4 with; the Wline nurse, Sow ch; King's Ar.n•,S•owe Mark ; Nt wrnar‘et ; sh.ic Soy, Chehq•fard; of Ms.:—rsi. , Whits., and Ance. Ewes-street, St rani; at Garrawars; and of Mr. Rs:lshii, 14 arwick-atrite;; wh••*e a Via ► tnuy be versi. - wit To Pie SCROFU LOU i, CON:IUMP I sqd NgRVOUs. •EXPERIMEN ['A LLY ; , ?ftsi:vc.2d, • with • the world at tattle, not oily of the tniitilny Inn injury done by all the Nietivids hither • Lnipli.ye I for the (*ore ot tisese Diseases, auhl , at ill? same tiift„ t al; persuad. il that, in the disp,it-uvon.ii ot ff,ctwil Ite.nrchei 'minty were to be found ; eh e confitletitli; sod zealously ilevotell on•-selves to the study ot rtem i arid rite r /tilt or four:.-en rare application has best the lisppy d sototre ot l'bree 1 , 44 Rune. dies, entirely wit of the usual rou inii cf AI- i'racrice, pro. dating the most eetraOrdillAry Rua .Z.cis on a,- sump. tve, Scrotulo3s, and Nervous, wi,o Are nor only rciiiiiv-d from the urgent sy:tiptortis of else-c lamentable o toplainis, but their v-ry Cunstce loner ire Jr.l.tiNA:y qoang.-.4 —We oxyg o n a te the blood of the Consumptive, heal tteir di-mused Woes, nod rett store the emaciated frame to robust co ' ruddy health •tir do we palliate oily the Pymptiors of Scrofla; fat out Remedy also strikes at the very root of the sitseatti , aitd vv. ly funs roaring t cut of the conui , tvion. Out nervous it eiu tidy is tptainy successtul, and the unhapdy subjerts diseo-e, weariest out bpperpetual disapptonini. ot, may here lo.tk with c oh li.t ence , and will certainly ob• alit relief tr is their wrinc'tedneio. 11 he New Medical lasinut.tm estabh.he Iby a Sooty iif Medical (:?:itle. men, for :h. Cure of these CO:nplia:o s tone, in ?10. 8, streTt,Redttord-stnare. London.—F. XAVILIit and CO. 0 .• Ample It.strivtion, are given wtit each distinct Remedy, the price of which is &Os 6J. double Li, quadruple Li Lis to gether with a Pamphlet of the evidences of the success of them modes 01 treatment Dr. SILINNKR, Member of the Royal Col lege, may be consulted at the Institution front doyen to three, or by letter, post paid, including a remit Pier, addressed to F. Xavtaa and Co. as above. Else above Pamphlet may be hada gratis, at the Institution, where the Rem dies are soj.l, sr bolt-sale, and retail, and by all Venders in To a n and entMtry. A CtiALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. late its his Majesty's Service, challenge the whoie World to prove a single instance where their medicine and m-...thud of cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their preessiun, has not given rise to• one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their stedies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the eye. tent which iu the consequence of the pyre: -naps atid wasteful effects of a habit long and most i6happily'p rsazd by the eout/a of both sexes. la toe one it will be toe:: .1 to be the uniading source of barrenness; the other have. Its ravages fa:ally developed to them by a distressing state of dAdrity, which, if not timely re. medied, terminates ta impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while consumption, Inc. of muscular power, ant various nervous complaints, usualiy cbaracterise thy earib-st stay s of this solitary eke. U 1 persmis magi:is:olg under the disorders incident to such a habit, their troatinent is simple, and has never proved unsuccessful in the cour.c of a long, laborious, and ma.,:d extended practice. In the most obstidste and complicated cases of venereal don, such as obstructions in the urethra, swingy excrescences, bard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as also Strictures, wiiFther recent or of long duration, and which have baffled - the skill of other Practienners, are by their present improved plan of treatment effectually an perms. neatly cured, without the patient suliering the excruciatimt pa n and alarming Hemorrhage Which frequently follows the r aTpllca. don of the lunar caustic. In the course of their extensive practice In this metropolis, numerous cases of STRIC !TREY; have been w and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which ie ef fected by a safe, certain, and expeditlous"mode of cure superior to any ether yet adopted. Thu weakness, relaxation, and debi lity, proceeding from this complaint are speedily rem.oved, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. but' where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance is their restorative remedies Is indispensably reqisite, to revive the slum• bering sparks of life,and to reanimate the conoitution. Patients in the nay arc requested to state the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &a. enclasing a re mittance for advice and Medicin•fs, whet the Ante will besglven nr sent to any part of the Kingdom. To ensure that secrecy which is so esseciial to their under taking, - the postage of letters may be added to the wooed icy Medicines.-9th June, 1i109—.11117, Halton gaiden. . ,