Star. — London, England, 1816-01-09 00:00:00

~--.- • • 11 . -- P•r - ' I S-- "‘"" r.O : " 3 ve. - Nt .1. I.;41 11 4 A l ( . ' f Pli -t 1 ..% t• - Ni v je . • , ......i ' ' 4 ".' . . 1.1, "I i . 1 1!( r -,,,• ' ! f( S. "r d lt ..y4r ogiu *(‹,-4ziel 't 0.1110::; 9003. • AI ...... • • ; T'NFATft P ROYAL, DRURY-LANIL I i „IS PRESENT tOS EVENlNGwillper, their Majesties 1 ' ,form THE ME RC HANT OF BRUGES; ' - • OR, BEGGAR'S BUSH. , Tali CHAIACTIRS BY i v i N, Mr. 110 1 . 1 . A ND, Mr. RAE, Mr. RAYMOND, w ilt/MEN, Mr S. PENI2EY, Mr. OXBERRY. 4 . N ilsLY, Mr. POWELL, Mr. SMITH, Mr. PENLEY r- ' m L.YELLY, Mrs. HORN, Mrs. BLAND, and Mrs BARRETT. S __,, I A, w ig be added, (I 3th time) a Grind Comic Pantomime, t with new Mrc, Scenery, &c. called HARLEQIUN AND FANCY ; or, THE POE-rs LAST SHILLING. -m eile vt pantomime of Harlequin and Fancy ; or,The Poet's , , sto r m , will be repeated every evening. reaor row, I he Busy Body. on ibur ,day, The M rchant of Bruges. H ay A New Way to P a y Old Debts. 4 tin ' rtIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1 HIS ?RESENT EVENING, will be per formed, ; it ' THE. STRANGER. ; .., The, tranger, Mr. YOUNG : • Barn St.infort, Mr. BARRYNIORE; 1 gods, Mr. FA 4 i _EY; Solomon. Mr. LMERY; Peer, Mr. SIMMONS. ti, s Mrs. if 'tier, :Miss O'NEILL ; Cosuress Win ersen, Mrs FAUCIT. it Af te r svh:ch (13+ time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, celled i t HA R L EQU I N and FO li. 'l' UNIO ; or, Sl•liNt;-100 AND 'l' IWN-TON. a, Tile Nrsv Patit: , norrte of Harlequin and Formai° will be re it. v .!.-ic,77 even', g . i oervrow, S mi'::3 •i.n 1 Tears. On i t.ur J.:y, the I ra t p:.ly of 'Me Gamester. ird Csfridz.,,, t'yn , -n ; wait The Magpie, or the Maid P 4 , 01 qturday, the Tragedy-of The Orphan. . is Oa Men !:-.,,, the Trag.-dy of Romeo and Juliet., ARMY COATRACTS. ; Conunissary in Chicf's Office, us. Great Gecrge-street, 28th December, 1815. °TICE i; hereby given to all Persons desirons tf contrac , dl.3 to supply the following Articles for the use theArniy, viz. BREAD, bit I`.%jeity's l.and rOrCrti Cantonments, Quatters, and Barracks, in the undermentioned County : SUiSEX. fiF.EF AND MUTTON, Majesty's Land For •es in Cantonments, Quarters, and Juan , Its, in the undermentioned Counties and Island s DOASE f'. - •DU :C HAM (inclitdirtg Holy Island), IS6Lic, - HANI 4, 151. E OF WIGHT, ICENC, • NOR FOLK, ' SUlt!t u; SUFF)! .K, ( admire of Landvard Fort and its pependencirs), And in the sev..-ral Counties Li North Britain. The die Deliveries are to commence on and for the 2.lth day Fehrusty mat and to coidinic for One i'vloatli only : • P.a.ouls mWV tog, staled, up and marked, " I ender Moot av ;4- be reaeived at dila ()Sze cn sr hetnie thursdiy, tbelstli day of January, (but none wilt be received ou heat day), and, if sent by Post, the Port nro be paid. s Proposals must be made se; , ariteiy for each County and Island for the tourtits con.prdsing North - Britain, all of which be included in one 'lender ; and each Fropo.ai must :h- I Bier wh ch is artn.xtd to the Tender properly up, by two person; of known property enaaglng to be:. ba.in wi. h •he parry tendering in the amount etatsd in priored l'ari.cular., for the due pelf:instance of the Contract ; I no Proposal wfl be ncriced tv.le,s made on a printed 'render, I the prices expolved in worth at ittigth ; and tihuuld it so d' that daring the continuance of the Contract no troops mild he stationed or sua•lied in the OW !it y, the expense of eke °enact and 11c,odoa!d in the fir r in-iaw: by the Contractor, • be reuinded to him by the Connidssary in Cute:. Pvticulos of the C..ntraCts may he hal upon appi;tat;nn at .IsO6ee, between. the hours of Eleven and Five. and at the I , &es' Veputy t'onim'ssary Gen,r..l Young, Edinburgh. i ROYAL HOSPI'I'SL, CHELSEA. 4th January, 11118. N pursuance of an Act passed in the last Se:- ' vim sf Parliament, by which it I. enacted that the Out-Pen• inneisof this Ho ii: al shell in fort ar be Pah. quutnly, in ad ranee, instead of bait-y,,rly, Notice is hereby giv..n. hi ord e r w f se Right Honourable the Lerds and .'hams, Commissioners for alarm 'hr affairs iS the said hospital, that all the ou t .p e n.' canstliercof residing in London,or within the District of the . .ls ((Mortality, are required to appear personally and rtgi entally,with tNeir.ln•tructions and Certificates of Admission, the Secretary's (Ate in the said 1.1-. spiral on the respt•cnve Ts, and in their different clmsei, aecordii g to their several rates • Pension, as uutlernoti: ioned; when attendance will he given oat Nine o'clock In the inorieng, until i !tree in the afternoon, r the Payment of .s Owl:ter of a Year's Pension in advance, to C Slither March net'? Oa TUESDA Y, the 9th of January. Pendoarrs at .sd. dd. and Bd. per day from the diff-rent Lrgintere. of Cavalry, Foot Guards, and Infantry, ineiudarti those Rou th: Militia. • Ua WI , DNESDAY, the 10th of January, Thine at 9.1. and ltd. per day from the differeat Regiments, etiudivi, thole from the M.li, ia. 'I'IiIJRiDAY, the I lth of January, Arose at ta t per day, from the c:iff .rent Regiments of Cavalry, tivise from the three ittOments of Foot Guards, as also tokhola the lit to tl.e iuth Regiments of Foot inclusive. On FRIDAY, the 12th of January, Thole at 1,. per day, front the t Ith 14401nel:it of Foot, and all le remaining Regiments a..d C,rps. On SAI UIIDAY, the ISth of January, lift at Is. 00 Is. Id. Is. IV. Is. 2d. and Is. 4d. per dap On MONDAY, the 15th of January, 71 Kle at IS. 3d. 11. nd. Is. 44. is. ftd. U. 54. and Is. sed. er thy. On TUESDAY, the 16th of January, The* at Is. 61 with those at the different rates to 2s. 1 ie. !cloy On WEDNESDAY, the 17th of lantiary, Is " at ta , .. 2d. per day, and opwards, with the Private Gets atm who receive Annuities mom the Ist and 2.1 Troy.? of .elfe Guards ; alto it,. Pension. rs from tt e several Reginieuts Foliate been admitted on account or blindness. Ith alto °Tiered and directed that an Out- Pemioners belong .2)_.the said hospital, do pay particular attention to Lbw '"actions, which they are required to produce at the time of by which they are ordered to transmit to the Pay: it et - Crorral of his Majesty's Land Forces in London, their ire as the re i n rrescriberZ, on, or immediately after every .d „ withou t which their •names will net be entered o n e _l l Y-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are ,not after toi change th e ir pl ace o f a b o d e , as speci fi ed in tha . ir affide• 'N:llhour unaj o id a bl e necessity, and dt.ly notifying the same. A that If all. Pensioner shall n Audutently attempt to re live 8 , .4_ un , .oic payment of the e Pension, either at Chelsea.ror places, shall be struck of he Listbs and forfeit all 'ARA arising from this Istablisbaitnt. G. AU ST, Scretary and Re star. • JANTVARY*9 ! 7IBI6. TUESDA: This day, was published, In Three Volumes, Ittno. prise IS.. boards, THE PRINCE ; or. The .ROYAL LIBER.- TINES. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster -row. This day was published, complete, la S• Volt. Vvo. the Seventh Elkton, price Et Ss. boards, of SACRED BIOGRAPHY ; or, The HISTORY of the PATRIARCHS; being a Course of Lectures, de livered at the Scots Church, London Wall. By HENRY HUN I'ER, D.D. London: Printed fur Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Scatcherd and Letterman • Lackington, Allen. and Co.; J. Murray ; R. Scholey ;W. Ba ynes;: Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; Baldwin, Cradtwk, and Joy; Ogles and Co.; Gale and Co.; J. Walker and Co.; and J. Stockdale. This day was published, in imperial 4to. price XI 15s. boards, PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY; in a Series of Exercises, illustrative of the Geography of all the Countries in the Civilized World ; with 4 25 coloured Outline Maps, and a copious Appendix of the chief Places. By Miss*CLEO BURY, of Nottingham. Designed for the Use of her Pupils, and adapted to Yousg Persous In General. Printed for the Author, a6l sold by J. Dunn, Nottingham; H. Godwin, Bath; Longman, Duro, Ree.,Orme and Brown, Pater noster-row, and It. Wilkinson, Cornhill, London. KIRWAN'S SERMONS. This day were publklietl, in One Volume 870. with a Portrait of the Author, price 12s. boards, SERMONS. —.By the late Rev. WALTER BLAKE KIR WAN, Dian of Killala. With a Sketch of his Life. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row., " 1/r Kirwan preferred our country and our religion, and brought to both, ger.ius superior to what he found in either. Hr cared forth the latent virtues of the human heart, and taught men to discover in thentstlvia a mine of charity, of which the proprie tors !tad been unconscious, lie cause to interrupt the repose of pulpit, and shakes one world with the thunder of the ocher. Tlie preacher's desk becomes the throne of I:ght."—Mr. Grat. tan's Speech, June 19, 1792. 0 „' A tew Copies are printed on Royal Paper, race One Guinea, boards. • SALES BY AUCTION. CAVENDI3H SQUARE, ON THE SOUTH SIDE. DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, recently fitted up, (Npltal SIX STALL S FABLE, Double COACH-HOUSE, ace. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-Honse, 'Change-alley, Cqrnblll, ow WED. N mows% the 17th January, 11116, at Twelve Aloelt, AVERY Eligible' LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising a Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, recently put into very excellent order and fit for the immediate occupa • tion of a FAMILY of DIST INCTION, situate No. 22, on the south Side of Cavenaish•square; THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN; • Containing—Upper Storey, S Sleeping-Rooms; Second Storey, two ezcellent Bel-Chambers with Closets, and a pressing -Room with a Water-Closet ; on the Principal Storey, a spacious Draw ti g-Room in frau, handsomely fitted ep, Windows to the Floor, opening to a Balcony the width of the House, communicating by folding Doors to a back Drawing-Room, correspondently fitted up—beyond which there Is a Boudoir • on the Ground Floor, an excellent Entrance Hall paved with b lack dots, a capital Dining- Parlour with Alcoved Recess, Getriuman'•, Morning and Dress ing-Rooms, and Water Closet; Basement, Housekeeper's Rourns, Servants'-Hall, Uurler's-Pantry, Larder, a detached Kit chen, and other Offices; a very ca2ital and extensive Wine- Cellar, Wash-House, Laundry, and zitore-Rooni over; adjoin. ing to which there is a Lis-stall Stable, two Coach-Houses, with Harness and Man's Room and Loft over; Area in front, with Vaults for Coals, &c. and Servan:s' Entrance. TO be viewed by TitLcs. Particulars may be had on the Pre mises • of Messrs. Farrar and Atkinson., Solicitor. , I.iacoln'4 Inn-fie lds; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. R&,lo;, \Varwick-street, Golden -square, of when Tickets fur may he had. KINGDOM OF IRELAND. COON rY OF MEATH. - CAP! FAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANORS, MA NAONS, tARM:,, AND LAND 3, UPWARDS OF EIGHT THOUSAND IRISH ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, At the COMMERCIAL ROOMS, Di:W.IN, on Tact SDAT s the aSch, and kRIDAY. the with Jamiary, tett, at Tweive o'Clw.h, in Lots, THE VERY VALUABLE. AND HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD Ei i'ATES, 51 MATE in the FINE WIN l Y ui mENni, Lean within Ten Mites of DU BI.IN. • Comprising the extensive MANORS of DgINGA N; BALLY \I4 GOSSAN, MORNING, lON, the Lerls:ity el MOYARF., rho islanot 4/I t atm, wick etlitirot CAsn.E, and BUILD -I:4US and HOUSF..-.; in the Cow., of • 114.1 M. The ritopEßTt of a NOBLEMAN. The ES FATES comfit NEAR MOH I"I'HODS AND IRISH AMES,' Or TWELVE THOU SAN LIGHT HUNDRED ENGLISH ACRES, Of Excellent RICH MEP DOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND, (exclusive of the Bug Laihls, which are allowed tp the diferent l'enants for Fuel.) be Lands are in a good state of Cultivainn, divided in Eli gible Farms and Lands fur ALcoatniti.latioa, part with F.ligible , RESIDENCES, PLEA:JU E GROUNDS, GARD4NS, PARM HOUSES, arid suitable Buildings of all descriptions. Sundry Cottager, Watts Curn Mill, and various Building., let to most respectable l'enants, on Leases ior Lives, part of which are renewable, :aid the remainder to 'retains at Will. The preient user grand oast.; • 'SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS Pil.R ANNUM, But the estimated present N':iltle ELEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM, Taking the Parts pn Perpetuity at their prevent Rental. The whole of these valuable Estates are in a fi::e Country, part adjoins the Sea near Drughe-IN and well situated fur gu.Al Markets and excelk.nt Roads. May be viewed by apl.lying to Mr. John Alien, Braymount, near Trim, where Pardee:ex.: may be hail, and every iniurniation given, and Plans may he seer:. Particular., at the Wavily Arms, and the Post.oflice, Trim ; the Ems at Dro..theda, Cork, and Wa• tti turd; of John Page, Es 4. Dundalk; of .I...lohtistion, Esq. Nu. l Vore'nilli-street ; of Me,srs.Reeve.s, Ortnthy, an : Reeves, Mer rb:n-sluai e, and Geo. Hutch:llAm, Esq. elicitor, 19, Upper Carthit tett, Dublin ; and! at the Pl-ce of what. Plat.s of the Land. Are left ; :be Inns at. tiolytirad ; the HutekLiverpool ; Gulden L:uu,Deester ; TaFJot, zlirtivsbury ; Hen and Chickens, Birtienchain ; T. G. P.trr, Litchfield; ut •1 honias Lightfoot, Esq. Castle-gut:et, i.e Inver-field.; at Ctet ratv.ty's Cuffre-House, 'Change-alley, Cornhol ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwiek-street, Gelden-squa,'e,Ltaidc,n, where Plans of the Li•ts:e may he seen. BERKSHIRE, between WANT.I.GE and HUNGERFORD. A capita Freehold Estate, the Minor or Retnred Manor of WHATCOMB„ and the FARM, upwards of Four Hundred and Forty-three Acres, Tythe free, and Lauda'sx redeemed. By Mr. ROBIN& . . ,At Garraway% on WILDITILIDAT. therith January, at Twelve o'clock, iu o:ie Lot, unless an acceptable offer be previously made to purchaw by Private Contract, . PrrIHE very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, A. Trhe•free and exunerate3lrom Lead -tae, the MAYOR 'or REPUTED MANOR of WIfATCOM9, awl WHAT. I .Calvlll FAItM, situate by the turnpike-road. in the 04:411 of Pawky, between \Vantage and litiu ertiatl. a hoe part ..f the, eoutify of Berks. • Comprising an excellent Failln Hope, with ;Offices, Yard, Gardena, Baru.. Stabl.ts; awl all id:cvstary Oot. buildings and upwards of 443 Acres of tich•Mtadoer, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lauds, all lyir.g compact au.: d bit:lrd into dif. • !cretot encluatires by thriving quick fences, and in a riarti.stam at cultivation; let to a utost reirctahle tenant on lea ic t.ir eight •years.trotu Michaelmas la,t, a- a med.:rate mgt. The Hous._ may, at a small exi.el;cr, be mad , . a i.h. t-ant re i.• dente for a Gentleman ; it is very !mar to Mr Ward's mx linivn!it and to a pack orharri...rs, and a short (!i.:tance silly from the Keane! and Avon and WilisLire Canal:; eit,.iit milt.; front Hun. gerford, six from Witittne, 'Ai 1:+?til Odor!, ....:id :..bout 64 . trent Loodon. It is a va) desirable Property fo,- I , .tveming money—it is near good ii•arket•i. a•, , i ,in a Weill reF.pte!.Abin neighbourhood ; excellent ~ .a ds in 411t1;rections. May by viewed by 111r.'111(,:nza Deadeye, ;he te. nano, tyhere Partici'Lt. may be bad; at d at the DWAT mid Crown,: Reading ; the Tuns at Wantace and lilotac ' rforil• , tbrd; Noiebitry White Lion, — Lia•h ; White 1.1.1 t; saw ligntry ; Cactle, Salt-hi:I; the Bell, at lic:.le7 ; at Garraway's; and w Messer. Lienbow and Solid:ors Stoile-k!ailJiiijo. I.inceln'a Ina; and ofMr. Robins, Warv.4.±-!treet i Gulden-atitasre, wt ere a Plan may be veep. LORD IWRON'i WORK 3. This day was lianl,oinely printed in 4 Vols. Foolscap vO. Price tts% THE POETICAL WORKS, collected, of the vi , ht Hon. Lord BYRON. Printed for I.that Murray, Albemarle-street, London. Of whom tuav be Lail, 1. NEW EDITIONS of rash POEM beiurattly, in Rvo. pith Tizle3, &c. to form, if banal toset set . , the Work etrally coat pl-t- in two handrome volumes, two. S. Tweivs Es, by Stallard, &e. to illustrate Lord BY&ON'll Poems, in Bro. SOL foolet.ap tivo. KINGDOM OF IRELAVI). BARONIES of eI.A:II4AUR ICE antl CARR A, in the County of MAYO, c.tp44l FARMS, nearly One 'Thousand Eight Hundred Acre;, By Mr. ROBINS, At the COMMERCIAL ROOMS, in the City of DUBLIN, on es pia, Jan.3o, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock, in Five Lots, THE Veil Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate in the County of MAYO, comprising the capital compact Estates of BALI.YCLUGI4BR, .coutahing 512 A. SP, of rich Pasture, MeaVoc, Arable, and Bog Land, in high state of cultiramni, and part of three Villages, in possession of Wm. and C. Castello, David Nowlan, lames Begly, Hoary Vi'aldroins, A. Draw, and others, on Lease' for Lives. A moiety of the va luable and compact Farm of BRIZE, 149 A. 351'. the moiety containing 74A. 2R. 17P. of excellent, Meadow and Pas:ure Land, together with a nto!ry of the Toils and Customs of the Fairs thereof, in possessive of feint Madden, Esq. on Lease fur Lives. The very Eligible, Capital. and Compact ESTATE of CAP PADUEF, at the borders of Lough Mask, containing 617 A. gR. 10P. of rich Pasture, Arable. and Mountain Land, all in tbe highest state of cultivadon s ana divided by stone fences, and part of the Lough stored witlsthe fittest %Fisk Gardens. sundry Ca bins, &c. In possession of C. and T. Cusick', M. B. and M. Quinn, and other, on lease, which will aspire in 1820. The capital Ratite of. DIIRIROW, midway between Westport and Csitlebar containing 401 Acres, 2 Roods, 13 Poles, the principal part rich Pasture Ground, in poisessim of the Right Honourable D. Brown, on lease fur one life of thirty-one years, front MO. The high Westport Road leads dirougb the Estate.. The valualdiLessehold fsstaco CARRAGARIFF, couthioing 123 Acres 1 Rimd of excellent Pasture, Gardens, Cabins, /cc. in possession of George Ornutby, Esq. . The valuable Leasehold Estate CARRAMART, near the Tows of Clare, Barony of Clamnaudee, containing Amin Sixty Acmes, to possession of the Right Honourable D. Brown. The whole of these Lots form a noble Estate, in a fine, healthy, rich Country; near good Sea-pons and Market., and highly 'gamble Tenants; the present Rental One Thousand Seven .Hundred and Twenty ilmede per nom, but capable of great ilegfikk. • Cappadall and Eallyclo_gber are a mat eligible investment ihr Ferrous desirous of lead influence in the County of Mayo, as there are papillate villages situated intotb these lards, and the mot of land id thelennee so daftly to be out of lease, preeenti a meet derivable eppertuoity fee the purpose. May be viewed ivy pip lylog _ to Mr. Min Nil" of Dialler, Our Cairlebar. and the t tenants,brkere pastlealars may be bid ; at the Comenerciar Roans, Peter Warren. Esq. Hen- riette-suves; and Maws. *atm and Seas, upholders, Dublin' s *here plans are ; the Ines at Weir*, Team. Claw: Cults Waterford, and Holyhead; Howl, Lteetpool; Golden Lions Chester; Talbot. Shrewsbury, lien and Chickens, ban ; T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield • a Garraway's; of Mr. Ro bins, Warwick-street, Geldon4qu;re, 'Aare Plans may be Kul and pt Main. diehard, an& Orcia, &Mix T. oMccg, 9, CORNHU.L, ant 9, CHARING•CROSS. 9• BISH returns Isis sincere asid grateful Thanks • to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, for the great Patronage Its r. ceived iu the late and former Lotteries, and rcipecttuliy sulicats a continuance of thtir favours in the preset t NSW YEW., 1.0 _ Which consists of 20000 Tsar!, all of which are to lie drawn in one Lottery, of Faor Days Drawing, cminwiteing on Valen tine's Day, 14th NI. X f MONTH. The Sch..= has much novelty, as it contains Two Prizes of 25,000 Gu n ►eas, _making together W,OOO Guineas, to be paid in Gold. Not Two Blanli; to a Prize. • No fixed or attache.) And all the Prizes to be ['lid in Sterling Money. - Tickets and Stmt..; are selling by T. DlSid, At the above Offices, who ii the last Lottery sold' CO Capitals, -- . including - _ 13,553 - a Prize of - .250,1)02 18,011 another Prize of eelo,ooo In 3 per Cent. Consola, being the GREALESI* PRIZ'..S EVER KNOWN ! And in the I'wo previous Contracts, 2,657 - a Prtz: of - ef4O,MIO 1,06 - - - - le3o,ot* 3,682 - - - .. ,C 30,000 4,544 - - - - ,C30,n011 Besides an immense number of /820,000, 410,060, &c. Ate. •,,e Correpondents are respectfully requested to send their Or. dery (post paid) to T. BISH, No. 2, CHARING-CROSS, London. • The old-establt6hed I".rm of H AZARD. BURNE, and Co. the Contractors will Government, for THIS NEW YEAR'S S l'AtE LOTTERY, Formed according to the original and Ictog-approved . Mao of NOT TWO BLANKS To A PRIZE! With all the. 20,006 Tickets in One Scheme! (And net divided Into l'wo separate Lotteries, as of late years), • dontelning Two New Capitals of 5,000 Guineas in Gold! Two Prizes of 2-,000 Pounds. tac. acc. Thus, producing Capital Prizes. which in magnitude, were un known in the old, yet approved Lotteries, of more *55 twice do number of Tickets. • SCHEME. • NO FIXEO PRIZE! 2 Prizes of 25,000 Uaineas ill Gold 552,500 2 ...... 420,000 - 40.000 5,000 3,000 so* ...... 000 200 ....... 2,000 • 100 50 1,500 24 ..... 114,204 IS 15,000 10 41,000 ••• •••••• NO 10 ..... GOO 15 SO .1 1,000 ...... *Oll ,000 ••••••••• 4,600 6.171.. Prizes, all ia MONEY. aftoo,oo ....•••al• Begips Drawing the 14th of 71,1111.17ARt Tickets and Shares us Sabin bg HAZARD, BURNED 11114 Co. (stock Brokers), the Contractors, South Oats of the 11 Exchange, London; where, in the late and former Lotteries, Prices have been Suld excesdhog in sties n TWO MILLIONS IEILLINO. PRTCE SEVEN -1.)11N r:E, LES BY AUCTION. SUFFOLK, Semen'RlMY ST. EDMUND'S and STOViE-M AR KET. CAPITAL MANOR of WICIP.EN HALL. extending Ow! abOUtitINE THO UFA NI; AL:it 0.41 ibmilAing ev'auar. and flee Valuable ES Itt uipwartil of 1::Gli fHU IhtE.ll ACID. By Mr. RCIII:414, At Garraway's Colfeehunse, Cernl,:il, on Writ. istsoav, J anuary t 7, ISLG , at . 1 v: oCiock, in On , ,t, THE very Erigibi; i':ZEEHOLD ESTATES, situate in a fine sporting part of the County, txtr2risii,;;Che MANOR of WICK EN lIALL, uvenditig over about ONE TtiOUS.iND ACRES, With the Copyhold and Free Rents, and well stake I with Game. And the very Capital ESTATE of WICKEN HALL, coittaitt lug upwards of EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES Of Payure, Arable, and WaiiKl Land, in a Rirg T•nce. A comfortable FAR M HOUSE, with cm.venicnt (hos, walled Garden, Farm Yard, barn, Stable.s, at. 3 convolient Out buildings, in goiol Repair poisessica of Mr. Itobm who will give imot,:diate I:...ssessi.:.l if required. The Lands are divitb:d by thriving quick Ptuces. and In the highest state of cultivation. The Wood, stze:ti ‘v , th frn:: Oaks and excellent Cover for Gatru... The House at a mai: exptace may be made a most eligible pleasant Reside:ire, Many parts of ttte Eatate cc:untand beautiful and extensive views; and a .twos: desirable property for in•Yestiug money; distant about eigh• Wes from Eery, cloven front tame Marksi, anti about $0 from London. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Roper, on the Preir.lsea, where Particulars may he had; and a the A•lzel. Bury ani Nor. wkh; the Wh:te tiorbe, ; Arms, S:owe Mae' ; Ram. Niwmaraet ; flack Soy, Chtlinaturd ; of Messrs bl..ke s White, and A.'nge, LiitX•strei:t, Strand; at earrawari; and of Mc. Iteblas. Warwick-street; vrltere a Platt may be scut. CA ON ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE AIID 11$ - . CONSEQUENCES. This day was published, a New Edition, prig &s. i lastrateil with Cates, _ _ _ A PRA CI'ICA L T 41'IS Eou the P P EVEN. ca. TioN and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, eta& biting the character, symptoms, sad treatment of the Di•eari immediately or remotely connected with it ; containing Übserva. tious on Gleet, Stricture, Mucil Ditcharges, the eke of rim Caul tic and comma Bcta;ia, Cutaneous Eintssiont., imag*tr.iry Venereal Diseases, Dtbility geerfal or 'veal, the T..eo:y «t Gene« ration, ikc.tac. coinprisin; an elementary Work for Students, and a guide to the pneral reader ; inrerperAcd with 'elect email?. tiou• applicable to ezcit tt.e disease. By T. M. Surgeon, Late of die United Hospitals of St. Tipl4l2S . l and Guy's. Printed fur Altssrs. shvrwouti ar,4 Co. l'ateratoter.rirar, London. TO THE L.AD/ES. IT was observed by the. late Lord CHESTERFIELD, that " a good let of Teeth, in tither Sex, mutt add coml. derably to the prepossession formed in the tn;nd on the first ap pectrance;" the justness of this remark must be obvisus, on ass slightest consideration. • • 1W !'LEA's VRGETABLE TOOTH POWDER , . _ Has long been patronised by the Nobility and Gcle.ry, and de. cl4edly preferred by them to every o:her Dentifrice. Its comp°. sition is entirely free from every corrosive and pernicious ingre dient : anti if used constantly, will preserve the Teeth Ma soond state even to old age; and produce an, enamel of the most bran. tiful and durable w►iteness. It imparts a arm let:3 and healthy redness to the gums; has an agreeable fitvonr; end is particu. laxly recommended to the. Ladies, as an elhant and necessary appendage to the Toilet, in boxes, at 2s. *al also, DULLER'S Silver-wired 1001'14 11/iIJSHES, ls. each. sold by Messrs. Butler and Sens, No. 4. Cheapside, Corner of :it. 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About six years ago my hair Degan to lan off, and continued in that declining state till I was nea. ly bald. when 1 was indnezd by a friend to try a bottle of what you call yuor Curling Fltsid, , wbielt he reacunutended from experience as olinost eSeacions article for thegrowth of the lair; Liceordiegiy purchased a bottle front Mr. Derbyshire, Perfumer in this town, and after continuing its use for about three months; 1 bare comp pletely recovered my I•airovhichls now as strong and thick as it ever was in my life; and I fes.4 so perfectly convinced of its et& each that I have no doubt but that any one who will gilts It a foal, will be equal/ successful. I am, Sr, yours, &e. 66 Leicester, Sept. 26, 1815. si Daum. Tuomrson." ' The COILING FLUID is prepared principally from tbs On of Tut COCOA NVT which Is well known where the Coca; Tres .b a native, for inefficacy for ths growth of the hair it frees the halt from scurf, &c. snakes it soft and glossy as silk, and keel% it in Curl during Exercise, or in Damp Weather, price S.. and one Guinea a bottle. Also ATKINSON% VEGETABLE DYE, which, by the most simple procees, changes Grey or Red Hair, on this Had, Willa ' kers. &c. to a permanent Arthur's or Black, price ss. row 6d. and One Guinn..—Sold by Jae. Atkinson Perfumer, No. O. Ger. ' rard-street, Solsctequare, London; sod by meet Perstrelers and Hektdressem in the Kingdom. Canino.--Be pecticular tp ask for " Athloson's Oollog Rid" or" Addonsn's Vegetable Dye;" and ibeemrshis male and 4 4. L drusal 1 1 / 8 Laid, u *ere are name; This day was ptibl.shed, In One Volume 121uo. price 4v. 6J. boards, rrIHERAPLUTICS ; The ART of HEAL IL ING. By •1110 MAS MARRYAT, M. D wlncfi are added, a Glossary, to explain all the difficult words ; Recipes for yore rat popular .Medicittes now in use ; and a Penological l'aldr, by which the proper dosrs 46f any medicine may he seen. Accompanied with a Sketch of the Author's Life. The Twenty third Edition. •et inted for Sherertiod, Melly; and lone., Paternoster:6w; Meyler and son, Park ; and Norton and son, Bristol. '1 hiS Treatise is peculiarly calculated fur the use of the Enslish Apothecary, being she result of the Author's practice, during a penal of lu, t y year 4, as extensive and as •ticzessiql as that of any other Physician is Europe. 'I he Prescriptions iss this book have isseit.used v . .•ry kuccesstully by the most eminent of the proles *Mon tor several years past, and there is not one of them that can be aeministered to the prejudice of any pi:pail.