Star. — London, England, 1811-11-14 00:00:00

717:77:". 1 - - _.,-TftUftS , ‘I7,fTY •nt LY,' . •On Monday, the Oith ishienti will be Published, . . 411 In One Volsrme Quarto, with Twenty-five Rafiravings imps th 6 Designs of the Author, a Plate of Inscrividns, and thqs. Maps; one from the Observations of Captain • lames SIMS*, land,•and two nitwit by Mr. Morler and Major Renneil; ` 4 ' A JOURNEY thro'ngli PERSIA, ARMENIA, ASIA MINOR to CONSTAN fINOPLE, in the' Yearl I 809 and 1909, 61 *bid* is included some Account of the Peer ceedings of his Majesty's Misaioa uncler Slr Harford Jones,l6ol K. C. to the Coats of the King 0( Persia, • By JAMES 'MORITA, liis *Majesty's Secretary of Embassy to the Court of Penh. Printed for Itnninian, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Parer- 1 noster-row, London. . AN orders ILLUSTRATIONS OS ENGLISH RHYTHMUS. . This -clay were published; In two. price l Os. 6d. board., ggl.;CTiclisiS for the-Illustration of a Course at Instructions on the rlsythmus and utterance of the nglisb Lan-., giti;e: Wilt an 'lntroductory Essay on the application of Rhyth. ndcal Science to the treltrhent of Impediarenrs, and the Insprov: nientAuflOratery s and an renseeptry Arialy.ts of the . ,ficien and Practice .of &c. - • ' st JOHNrHELwALL, Esq. Sold h, Mesdre. Arch, ecitt,h II ; Ridgway, Piciadilly, Mackie, Greek.sticet ; fl i rwood, Great Russell...triter., and Kent, Holborn —Where also tray be had, Mr. Thelsvall's Letter to Mr. eine, his-Vestibule of Eloquence, Plan and 'reran: of the Institution, dre; GENERAL COAT • ARCHr FECTUR.E. This day was published, elegantly engraved ia Aquatint*, a 32 Plates, royal 410. price £3 2a. in boards, P LANS and VIEWS of BUILDINGS, execute in England and Seo:Lind, in the Castellated and other Styles. By R. I.UGAR, Aichitect. Printtd for I. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. .59, iicgjt 1-iolhorn. Viriseye may be bad, lately pub:Wiest, t Busby's Designs fur VillAS and Country Hoisses, on 24 plates, qattto, El 3s. wards. 2. Baby's Designs for Modern Embellidtments for TOeldit. Doors, Chimney -piecing, Varandas, &e. S 3 pines, quarto, coloured , all • . 3. Alkin's Designs" for Villas and othtr Rural Buildings, 31 Plates, qt.artg Li its. 641. 4. Dresn' k bealtes for Cottages and•rtu l alDvveltings 4 20 plates, tat* quallo, Of ).f • Dearn's Designs fer I.odpe-s — Entrenera t. Paths, &e.. 20 plats, large. quarto- CI Iss.e4; •.: • • 6. l'ocuck's Designs for rtisric Coltllges, picturesque Dwellings and 'Vida% 33 plates, quarto, £1 i 7. Lugar's sketches for Cottages, rural Dealings, &e. 38 plate., quarto, Li Its. 6d. B.l.ugar's Designs fur Farm Houses, Fariet Yards, Dairies, Cottages, &e. 22 plates s .quatto; RI ss. 9. Lairg's Hints for Dwellings, Cr stages, 'Villas, &c. 34 plates, guano, ss. 10. Tod'. I'lans of Hot Houses, Green Musts, Conaistwatos ries, &c. 17 plates, folk,, coloured, Xi. 12s. Id. LIN MS. - 2 •• . '.-• .- , . ~tj v' .. • I tt ' .• $ . "4 e • - ! : * iusii - 11 — ;.4 . revic.fovi - ecs *drawn ou 1 : • t 0. , ..., - Ticket 02W ' - di Quarter wHf *I .tD611(10 and to dolor Adlienttn :no sttecera, a ft,' making a due inspreitit In Card Parties, whe Mansion of a Peet. or the invadable custom leek? Are they not am dusk Stass—tu eut ,in day's experience cessfirf not constantly huvpeo, af!ce Tense, end - rubber . . . . Now it must Cettrspi inclole will apply ta., - thr•retof. , writ, liaye aL now ntok2 a trial at t!ie NEW :3 f . No. 1, CORNIALL, Fr, sh Cards, and Fre Fur limner Bait I.oci . • •0.-- 11 14 4. . t * 0:4 ..,,.,....-. A .- • ( • p- mi . t 4: ~ • ", 4666. s 4 . •• '. :k ', .- " - -• . 7 , 1 .. - , '' '' 4 . ,aytifript.,it-re 4f,•Abuist*. - . ....4 ‘ . -.:: . n. .- -• . .4% 4 . ~ i . . _, -- - k.• , „ • [Huts , . _ . • • . •I ell. :4NCFMALFUNP •Il FETTER-LANE, AND CROSS • torero .4.... STREET, TWO Doom from CtiEAPSIDE, IA NDON. ;pair, and lit for the immediate reception of a Geoue.— j*wjali exteusive walled Garden, Pleasure Grounde, kith . Y ARMOUTH ROYAL MAIL and TELEngiAPIi D evi-'sunse t and other convenienees, with a 111 or attar .l' Coaches, through. Lowestoft, Kesslngland, Wrertham, h c P :lotion liowee starda on - an eminence, conituandieg tit„ Wanefeed, Blyboroligh, Yoxford, Sartnundham, Meltoir,' and zed picturesque views opt the; sustrosoding Country. la remosodrat Woodbridge, every Afternoen at half-past tour o'clock. an agreeable distance from the Tuesmilteato'd, pie WM& thlo YARMO U•Fli Lo RD Ns/sox Coach, through Colchester and Mail Coaches past el!rf dal-in the week, Likes:lite li strum- I Ipswich, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at two. dious Fario'Llouie, with a very•extefisive and a t osttylgte talc cl ARUNDEL, PETWORTH, trod LITTLE HAMPTON Barns, St bier, Cope-stalls, Bea-t-houses, Cider-Mir, 'd lilt-hook, Post Coach, through Kingston, Guildford, and Godalnems, 'fete- /ILI CidettakOmes, with three good Cotters,' ell in toood:repair ; day, 'I hursday, and Saturday Morning at dz. - also a small but neat lan. called The Tritupea. 'avid% kAbis, BRIGHTopi Royal Coach, (in 8 Hairs) by the New Read, Barn, and Ota-building,., load thare•;s•oh, together with 1 - 14 4- through Croydon, Reigate, Crawley, and Cuckdeld, every Morn- IR. 30. of highly valuable Laud, nearly the whore fiteritif fet ing at 6 o'Clock. • • tU(antlitopertur Meado x Ground. The Orchard" ate ettetiakee, • .BRIGH I ON.Aecousecilearaora Cateeh o every Mamie' it IL and most of them yowl; acid thriving and lucky to bear, ths BROMPTON, CHATHAM, and ROCHESTER Comb, whale forming (for any person desirous of coodsiMng emnfort, AtlwaSsaoStoortr SMITH) daily, at 2 o'Ciock. 0 - pleasure, profit, and amusement), a most *eligible latmelernanky CAMBRIDGE Lean Nt Loofa Coach, Monday, Wednesday, Residence, neatly equa to any thing of the kind ia this Couuty., 'and ft iday Mornings at 5. rack of the Lots Is well wooded and watert.-d• mad dio tto from C A MBRIDGILL/ N tom Coach, (late Ohl Cambridge) through Ledbery four Mgr, Malvern' Wells teu, Worsyster and Gioia ,Royston and Buntingferel, every Morning 4 past 7, exempt Sun !ay. outer 20 miles each. Several Parks of Fox -Hounds; and liar- CAAIBRIDGE light- Telegraph Coach, (ii' 7 Hours) through riers are .kept in the . neighbourhoo I, s tine Sportirt .Countr", Ware and liarkWaY, e've'ry Morning at 8 o'Clock, except Suu- • abauncling with Game, and is within three. miles Al .a 'Frout day, and carol, e only Four Inside. • * Steam. The Land-tax of the whole except a feria' Arres, I. Re • CAMIJRID:2•E Prise - 'Coach ; through Wane Barkway, and deemed, the Tithe and Parochial Taxes moderate. Mittpboes‘-ion . Foultnise, Monday, Wedneadee, anal Friday Afternoon, at 4. of the whole (atlOtict to (fooling Temeat's Rights),. may be laid CANT /W.l ICY, MARCIA l'E, RAitelaGAl E. COL Art- at Candlemas neat. • IiAM,•ROCHES 41-. R, and S TROOD Coaches every Morning The Premises - may b; viewed and leteps of the diSerent lop and Evening. N.B. Extra Cowles at any Hour. , qv% and frrther parti•ml we known, by tontllbre ts • trails CHATHAM, ROCH I I9I'ER, and GesAVE.SEND Coaches, Workman, P.sq.• at htartstooe-fentirt atore•ant; Mt. Flollelok, four times a day. . .§ulleitor, he Lodbury ; or ihe Am tioacer, ic 11 reford• : • DEAL Net/ aud - Exrditious light Telegraph Coach, with a • Descriptive: Partieulars may be had at the Aoceicua Mart. Luis- Guard and Lamps, every evening at half pan 1 o'Cletek. I dun,- Conwaivecial Reonts* and lacl.'e Code,. bout', Bristol , DOVER sad ORAL lame Coitelloa. ' every 'Moruini a quarter HOOK klisreedbrda Beg Ima,filifweekait, PlOrPole Mo. NV or :., before 6,6, and Evening a quarter before 6. • ter; tau Fratliera Inn, LaiSury ; at hiateettana-Creert ; et the EDINBURGH and NEWCAS ILE Hiettr LT ea Post Coach, , ()face of Mr. iluibrook, Soli; oar,. laedbury ;or of theAa.koteeres through Alnwick, Berwick, Durham, Darlington, and North- i in Hereford. . - 4 allerton, every Morning at half past tl. 1 --,-- 4 - _. . ... 1 FAKENIIAM Cued% through Newmarket, Brandon, and . A UNA!: sl.ll3ft!NO To • MO I HERS. 1 Swanton, Monday,Weeltiesday, and Friday Afternoint at 4. THE AMERICAN ; 0. iTHING •O titUP; • l'AVlettctllAM new Light Cogeli, every Morning at 8. U" ife.ver ;failing rent eel)' for Children Cottinag R GOSPOT Coach (the Blue) threogii Staines, liaashor, Earn. their Teeth, was brought ft ran Anieritta by a family, velalest ham, Alton, Wert MCOII, and Eareisam, Mornings at half past 4. lit has say :el hundreds of eolith-on when th•stigor past v.-toyer: HERTPORD and WARECoadoeyeey Morning at bedpan 6. ; thaw)). convulsions; fat in halt an hour atter uaitag, the 4i I ' HULL it tiLaltiEY Coact., by way of lioucartere Thom, and I will gradually recover, being as irmocent, as eli.:aciotts, and 14 North Cave, emery Morning at 4 , past 0. This Coach I. panic,- !li teaiant, toat nu child will refuse to let their guest be 1611:14 lady eel-Kinds/se, performing the Journey in sti hours, It travels with it. W len childtea are four mouths aid, that:Wilk, A the pleasantest sued, and will be found the best conveyance to I nc appearance of teeth, mothein should rt.) site Nita' . Wets* HULL.-N 4 s. It avoids the extremely dangerous passage of the I Soothing Syrup on their gums, for, by opeeieg the poreni troth& Milliliter. l early stage, not one child in a hundred will have fits, or whit is IPSWICH *and COI.CHESTER Coach's, through Stratford j termed br e eding the teeth in iheir loies, the cause of w lua if St. miry, Witham, Kelveduu, Chelmsford, Ingatestone, and j rickety children; cod prevents thltosainful operation of latiereg Rumford, every Afternoon at 2 and S o • -: • j the gum, which always makes the nett tooth meek .6a/der to ' I.F.EDS Coaches every suer/dug at haltyait S, and afternoons ' come through. Mothers ought Never to he without the :WI la at three. 1 the Nursery, for if a child wake fa the of e ht_wai peal, us kg 1. Post Coach, through Centhrfdge, Newmarket, Stratset !gums,it immediately owns the pore., heats the past, kripre- Fellow, d Stake, Monday, Weak/entity, and triter Afternoon ventstfever or conetashats. . al loor. T o h e had of she Proprietors, J. Jolsnoin and 'Co i .• NJ f."; . r LYNN and ELY Coach, the Lotto Natsoter, through Cam- Newman -street, Oxford-..tree:; Markley and Soto, Fitseiltsites i bridge, Monday, Wednesday, uid Friday Morniiigs,* at S. Shaw and Edwards, St Paut's Church-yard; Goldtag, CI. Corn, I.ItER PC 101. cpach'et, every At entoon. 'hill ; Newhery ani Son, St. Paul's Church• yard, and Ihnie•strees LEICESTER and NORTHAMPTON Telegraph Coach, Dublin; tinder, 4, Cheaalidel mid by 'Rohe princlaid Medie•net ' :through Newport Pagnell, Wool:num Dunstable, and St. Alirah"., Vendors ia-towiramd country, at go Ala bottle fiw rouly money. every Afternoon at. 2. . . Cliartou.,..4le sure to ask for 'wanton and lallSson'iAinerta, . I.ANCASCER and CARLISLE 'Telegraph, through Wigan, cam Soothing Syrup, as there are a enarolter of opurieus sorts, - Preston, Keltdai e Penrith, and Whiteliaven, every Afternoon at 9. N. B. Mrs. Jellison relieves the Want poor as usual, at her LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Morn- ; home 'every Tuesday and Saturday room n,', fforn •aanftilett ing and Afternoon. - • I o'clock, by bringing a letter from a reotectable hoasekeepei, that- IitMAIDENHEAD Cloth, through Hounslow, Slough, and Salt they arereal objects of charity. • ill. every Afternoon at half t past 2, Sunday excepted. MARGATE light Coach, the Telegraph (carries 4 inside only) ; , DR. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM or Gil LtD. every Morning at Y during the Season. ' A'HIS invaluable restorative has been admin.ei red MARGA'T'E and RAMSGATE Coaches, every Morning and - 1 -- in Private practice, wads the greatest ;nacres, tot a seeks 5f • Evening at 6. years, to youth and age of . ither re:. Where the vont teas is ells- MANCHESTER light T e l e graph C om b, through Leicester, mdered, the body is weakened; pa!, nese, badilydecay. eziaciation, Derby, Ashborne, Leek, and Macclesfield, every Afternoon at 2. a nd the A eyes if sk Into the heal; where nervous, asslimatis o iltl • The Publ.c Attention Is particularly requested to this Content, hypochondriacal c implaints, have shattered the coos' itaitut, its' • as it is the Original Coach estublished foe carrying FOUR INa sickness of stoma, h, violent putgi ras, gatteleatits atidobSecusta Ms • aIDES only ; ft is on the last flighty improved Construction for a t 0,,,,,,,,k and c alO o d o o &Aw a y. Lo s e, tui „, ; , t ,,,,, 9fits o b i ; Ejate and satiety, travel with a Guard and Lamps, and is worked I e ffect. are serenity and cheer:A:aw. by reenLeiog, leadeaelle, throughout in the best passible - style. lweaknes4, iseaiincronitowties: , fsl • t * dimes. of eOlt, col.. .Nf.WeAS Fix., SUNDEALAND, and SHIELDS new and ; feud thought - it, and wando hip of Ow taiotl a va;.oars ana tuelane expeimioas light coach, the Eclipse, through Stockton and /him, ; chair, and all kinds of hysteric eorailAiss. ; curies only 4 insides, and is lighted and euarded, sets oot every Also,the celebrated ANTI-IMPF.IIGINES, or if:ll.oElol`'a* Afternoon at S. DROPS, a mt.:, salutary, and eel tad* Cure for the Scum:. - Few t familielare wao ly exempt from Scoria' is affeet!ons, s / conuncu NORWICH Expedition Coach, through Itlockerill, Bourn bridge, Newniarkes, Thetford, and Wytnoneihant, every After., :to she British o iniste,.vrhicheillib i variaus symptoms , as Ertl noon, at s. ltioos, Ulcer atiou, Delolity, Loss tit Appe.ite, D.-jealous, al ells- OXFORD and WOODSTOCK Light Coach ( t he Blenheim), ! lag from Impurity of Blood, Scrofulous Or Venerrell'aires • alai. k Mondsy, Weaumiey. ;N o Friday Morning, at a, through Uz- ; whether from l atent or recent is l e: e on, i s certa i n to produc 1. f bridge, Wycombe, and Tetswurth. i ; greatest Injury to the conwitutiots, and prevent the enjoyment iff PORTSMOUTH Coach, every Morning, at half pact 4, ex- • health and.happinesse To remove the Gast of these syrupteens, (bb opt Simday. Ant -Inapetigities, or Solomon's Drops, hive been foetid to b.: the STAMFORD Coach, through Hertford, Baldeck, Biggles- most safe, speedy, and beneficial, and tber:fore adapted to t. * wade, and Stiltou t every Morning, at 4 pan 6. aged as well as youth of both sixes. They nester f ultu remove • every species of debill yarisinefrorn a centarninated matt Of thee - Vs. SUNDERLAND, Yarns, and Stockton Coach, every Morn. Ing, at 4 past 6. tern. Theirelfeets are mildthohgttactive—safe vat expediatouseatA WORTHAM and Horsham Accommodation Coach, Morn- what renders this medicine of the greatest impottautte, is, tee. te Mil, at 6; and a 4-inside New Light Coach, Wining+, at 8— ! quires little restriction iit point of diet, atol no privations toil e through Epsom, De eking, Leatherhead, and findeit. I ordinary avozstions in life. In shot., it may he takes et this -ea- YORK;ton of dte year by the valetuninariar, how. vet delicate, *abbot Hlghflyer Coach, every Morning, 11 past 6, through Newark. Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, at which places it meets ' the lent danger, and with the certainty of de:lLn she most hoe the iarloin branch Coaches to Leeds, Sheffield, Halifax, Held. ' „ficial and hanylEcts. derofield, Harrowgate, Carlisle, and all the other principal towns Sold in be o tti ;ir eq4.21 to four bottles at too Gel by %Thirds else e Pas. 6d. each; there art lavabo 40,ipeoe, , of the North. Th e Guard and Coach go through without chest-. Slf. each, eo ging, and.only four coachmen. Passengers booked through, and : pa ti ent eves gellauding also the duty; the stamp ci!'itrh*eif bean svisintl to eteron the road, may proceed next day, without any e and addr , to Is felony.. • the YORK new andaddress, ' a earci.....e!encOn, Lielarpeia," I additional fate. • . - commodious Light Coach, the !olive, car- N . B.N Th e ' qf all lottors MO Ogle* ilaisfee seekieast , tying only font insides, sets out every Afternoon at 3, and travels rim. advice. - ' with the greatest celerity : The Guard and Coach go through to 1 The Cordtallgahn of Maid, 1116Abotarpamt 'Antl - le4Mitiasi York without changing , end only four Coachmen. . I I.ptiestr, and "Guide to Health," are !old by DiearaviVia Writ W. J. ROBERTS and Co. Proprietors, ' Church-yard i and all Venders of patent atedi4nes s ia sjaatlV, Who will not be accountable tor any Glass, Chi na, Plste,Wat eke", Klogdom. Where may be had, So'omou's Deteegisst O' ' Cash, Bank. notes, Bills, or Jewels, however small the value, 4s. 6d. a bot, fotathe cure of old Wroneh, . e r e or n ag ba wd , ma for any other Article of more than 01:45 valise, if lost or ulcers, chilte:ma. sore legs, scorbutic-mit strophutous idurbens• darnaged i rdese specified and paid for as such when c alivesed chappedihande, burns or scaldee oefreerOlheal cll. Yelp ' at dm* qw.as la 'lawn, sr to their Agents in the Ceantry. poise, or ht. Aotliony's tire, • hist& ocl e kot• , r~ I' I ; • ... . • .. . . ... • •:-'0 • .•r . . - • . ~. .4.- a * ' , ' ' !! '' I '',.:* : .‘ t 1 V . Y . ' 1", i .! : . '..t., 1 ): r A ".. ' .... •—•1 „ - • ", , Art I A r . . . I. .„. , , • a' I 4 ' ....+4w• \ . . . .- . ": t :• i . ./ ...... 7 Al P. . 4 .,,, - f.k..,. , ..,, , I .. ,f.../3: • 4* • • . . ' •'• I. : • .._. _. _._ . . . •; ) ..)". . . 'a. t ie .., ' - • -•- - - .4 . ' N .'; ) 1 P ; ' . , i' .. 4 i.,_ .. ~•4 4 il ..• - . • . --• • • " 7- I • . . . !..*. 11. iftlai.4 . . .tl • .•• s ‘') ipip :.u. 0., L.: r rr - rir. 'Y. " ' ... ... ... . . . ____ 1— 4 C;%:ltoek 13tokers, 261k,Conbill• i. •-• •.., , ii# 4 I WI L D 3II - : * R:Et . nehtt dee Public, that the LOT liilitY CAPItAL MANSION AND .PRZEHOLD ESTATE 4 ESDAY NEX r. r (pLcharged pf Land-Tai). releaser PAK& TO Et .6t4.1g DY.4.1.1C PEON, t a .ea 9 19 • ty-.verrztAM-rAstri, - .. 'lO 5 0 1 Eithis • . "2 , fa '-'0 - -.. ,* the. Peotht,:re len, hi I..etihary, in this county vs Tueedliy..Ne 3 e. 1 blateenth 1 7 0 *obi at Novendiet I 1 111,_ at ThrairoVizak in !eke Afternoon. ri. or Barrier, duly executed. - I 1., i . zr. Conilittertis as skill be Caen prodae...4, , • • ERE 'l'Q GET RIQIi I, ---- t .• TRULY Valnable and Improvable FREg. ' , - . • - . HOLD ESTATE, cafed MAIM/TINE, COURT. ad- Co. take tte iibOrty ofsuggeqing . .`, .: dig Tfu'apiLartazil, laaTing front Ledhuay to liagelocd.' rers in the Lottery, irhy have hitherto mkt ,:...*,. Iliolhe seattalPaTialses or Ashperton, Munsloy. end Arley, iv oliseriratLins, yehleb can scan t ly fad:* L_ • li Climehli. • gerprising. eisivards of 'Flaw Hundred Acres ken, if they are open/a, conviction. r::: AM - Land. !ti l goad Kate of cultivation ' and which tor the ,ettitr it be i.i the Plisice of 1 Klu'lt i the "" • onfoodatirat of ' the Piehdr., will be divided into the following the happy I:hyetli - e &of a CifitCll, Vale is . .ti. 1 .4/. . adopted lay tftsit . tAo have a rub of had ~4 . Lot t A %Teenage al:ii EnildLogs, called the- Seheid Hones, ilriOU4 to chsrlgy iittele Partnere—to change - "Rh titdart:ten aatl kandi (mostly planted Set* irult-tters) , at. anothec . I‘llsle.!.. And don not away 'trete adjoining and belonging, containing 7.4. SR. 34P. in the wisdom of !his pra,ctlcc ? Lleeitit -: Jan L Lands ail:hieing cads other, on the 1- - !ft band atte'rure- , that stihrsre pertaina have beep losingpante e-raed leading from Nlanistone-Court afcrcald, toward; Led- r• af er rabh. - Y, they' j‘ht as quiat'l r.sc9ver :fury, lin/tiding a Rani thereon, and Mainstone Great Fl b Pend, ssimple eapedii et of silly 'movie% their - ..- inuip7o4l. tit; 751 a,. ipmxttiltail.. - .:- ' 7 ' , tAptb.e • •t; jaclaskas -e t destrlble spot to laulli on, with the t..,. - %we.' 1 0'Tds bt Puilli!tre-AsollinV tUO t hl same c. err,. ara cruirrrteirimisuaiips4toni wow fert. tf Adv.:mat rs in t'le Loutri. Ltt thuso, , s::: Land, . . 'ready ititsl ti;elr luck at the . old Oftieu., 1 Lot S. A Claw a Craned, plentkd With young mid thrhicg e i Frott-trees, callad Baru Close Orchard, containing vA. IR. SeP. !'ATE LOTTERY OFFICE, , i Lee 4. Lands aloe adjoining cich other, and lying en tha right , the corner neat to the Mansion House. i - brad the I.d Road leading from Maiusione aforesaid, to Nar.is 'esti Partgers, may yet mat illtlids I L Ledbury, containing 011. 3R..i9P. :k of Yourself, or your Friends! I The greater part of this I .ot is wall planted with frait•traes in.; ... 1 - thriving and bearing state, tad has an eacallisit skater Melding cif 4 OFFICES, *HI TT HORSE INN, ; Lot 1 A roomy areal ionvenient Marion iluu4, C.1:11 all re- AND CROSS KEYS INN; WOOD- Ktiasige 4*- 4 dit'd awl. dairbed Offices' and ituadicli'l il 2 rGe 4 re. ~'.°.. • . • °•• diltittr:oAßDEti. f rrillirorailBSirrEif EN/NG,NOVEMBER will be performed, - • , • UP TO Mtei new Scenes Dressea,:sest • ToccOrotiOni. Me Overture and Music composed . by NiekohlisbOe, nOtb, WHITAKER sod T. WEL.6u. . The' principal Characters by Mr. itLANCHA4D, Mr. SINCLAIR, Mr. JONES, Mr. 'FAVieETI , Mr. SIMMONS; Mr. LISTON, Mr. Ehlt4R,Y; Mr. TAYLOR. Miss FOCINI * Mri. CHILD, Mrs. bAVENPORT, • Miso3.llooTH, and Mrs. LISTON. • whiCk THE IIORPCRAJ:k OF CERVANTES, ' ' • - cii,llittin.orniqc LOVERS. Dint:trios Maids, Mr. JONES; .Don,Ousugon I.I.r.,IIR.UXTON ; - Scipio, Mr. BLANC • 'Sandie, Mr. LISTON • • . Lattice, Mrs. GIBBS; 4SobiIst,II , II4MBOLTON. The um . Comic Opera, asliod;Uito 'is#ra; coo•itrakwaribe secetved wick tink bilg . beevgil,se t wiM repeated To.movrer iad MOddaf (tett: On Saturday, Vetrlce Ptcrierted... • OH TI se Polle are rfsppellfulty informed., that Shakes - pees Win eer's 'I ale, and Corlaunts, are iii preparation, and that Mrs. Sid lorti!All • stet ist - ttiAelsiseeialidAustacterserkiernalone and %To ' ;dirii lia • , • ~ t :} , 34AUNIACHIt..• • At the. Naternachle, Itritices:sireq,.Leicester-square, will be elbi bhed; To-Kowa' W,Novemtier IS, fBll, and following Days, E . VlCraltrtf TItecrALGAR, by means of Modaptical Motion Imparted to OpMne and Transpar rent. Dodies ; whereby the different Elemerits are repnisented with the strictest trtith and semblance to Nature ' - while vessels Of Various dem-reptilian aro seen per.forsaing chadiffvectne vephr. claw, add movintwlth velocities suited to their peripective Winces': on a grand scale, impressing the beholder with the most Went, shdisseineisjpg representation. of apt great event. Atlncittance la.--Trom Eleven till Dusk, and front one hour After 11l liar in ttistsEieniit. • !MAY. • LADIESVito . StHib r tbalce Idt 13 per Cent. and soinetimes more, legally and safely, without being sub lees the siontroukos—knowiedgwof any one, may employ their Money at ill times to the utmost advantage, by a { plying or ad- derides to Messrs( lititmninrid and Co N0..23 § Ruesell-Mews, j-lowlinti.sTeer, where a Lady is in conr ant.attendanse in one of the Oikes to receive and treat with them. VASH lONA BLE.DANCINq t by Mr. A LLEN, .w privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-(quare, ts.Ladies.and Orteletaro of Ray age,:gertto haw/lever learnt that accomplishment, or have mot the modern It*, Mr. Attires systent of teaching to Apteedyittidied fOr those Wiwi:ions it is an object.to requite easily-that 111011°1104e regitt sit, for genteel society expe4ltiotokty, privately., and in a superior ittle of 'grim and llegance.. those who db nht want private ruacbirtpleag tenni at a staillacapatioes irlihn7respeetaille sot of pupils, on the putille teaslsiu* pyrqin&s. _Professors of dawlitg taught the most elegant finieyetanstrit,'*diltrthe isulttflor d i a s t r the pram** atm/ . • • . • • • *" -T•C) WAIVERS. V• • • - "rol3t nigi l ettkED GFi- an olttesiabligAehCcln eegplkthe HAT jibe, tituated io the be,/ , part of a prinei p-af6ea.part :rcoyp Vr jhe e,t of Eng‘4en , It has hem . (infer rdattif years td grearadhitige, itiPs roia , in ittU:rraile.— The leak,. of the-boa", fistoril l and stock, tab; alurakl fair . valuation. A tn2derre prenaituu ;will be. expeited tro,krod ',Lill, and the idtitness ta upon that reputable kale, title tilmaiiibo-. - gannet coititualid about .CA:O9O need apply. .Fot f 'tither particulars apply to Mc. §.. Furple,ll ft, l!levir Bond iireee; or to 1411'. J. &A l, 78 . ,t otiough HIN-stteet: :a ' • .) r . A REAL . fp,NAN mlati .1.114140 !. • • . . • ..k. 4 ' • triit • Ba.FA4 Tax tom i'AVY respect . fully Inform the' ii,ilratlift *advent : lgo - di opportunity to pur'cliate novr. tdiiih r dt tillgli:II.1)1(NS are at Rota much cheaper than , for several, years past, The univergal patronage their Linens' have for . rehis Airlifted,. Is, It is* preaunieil,'the roost roequit kat ,proof-.of. the superiorisys of 'their' inolib. of bleaci•ing wiibout chunical acid. N. article sold but (rich Itincr+ -and Sheeting,'ind *not • lefTi'tbare a. piece; warranted f,•7 durability; hieqcbettoa thr,grass; free front deices; and if not approved, tbe money rev:mil. No second .price ever mad.,. Cash for Irish Nines. No ennileetlos wifli any other Company. - ' -•-• - BROOK*, BURCIi, and O'KEEFF. .- • Agents toVie. Company, SC, Great Russell -street, Bloomibury, • . • - aid 2 0 16, Stren4 neariatielisdeni's Church. INSTANT .rqlivf .it,pb4tripi. by the. use of. the -a; OD'Sbit'AGle;treheirdrattascrae of hlorseradialr,isthich Istadestafk - cure foe tMtti 'fixib-jrh and , Ear-ach : and CAR ge n/ap DEJ l inpoE, _au elogacit aid clEcacious :root}, thStii the teti , tieDUitniireries in CliettiSrty. - 'fire Esselte* positsbaesthe property of safely and innnadietely Mopping the Tooth•ach, and hav the r. culiar effect, if it come. in contact With the e;ritised n4.14c, to prevent the recurrence el that torturing. ma'ady,its operation being be same as . a styptie.on a b!cedirg vein; in colds and rheumatic atrecti.ms of the jaws it will he fooind portie ufirlY beneficial ; aka° iu the painful liendtldn of Children,— Ole Carbonated pentifrice .restoreslo the enamel oil its native whiteness, gives a fluthl colour to' the gilt's, arid rby it. Peculiarainisevitie go limo s temOvet every un pleasant catboat . (rum We mouth, and imparesio the broth a :twat 'falcate fi3esinii. earebievircribeintenel , of Barclay abdiSnett Are engraved on the St afgwygifitaliso eßcli,,priictraer falr Wavered by. 1V) r, Xity. A theearY, Dincg-sircit,j4tli %Ault sold whAtisale and retail by his Aijeuts, faresravalrillar Ithk&l*l 4ef-hThrite. l -0 6 •14 , h-. . ~1 131Xt Apotbittry. 1016. DIAO - JC, Apotheiltry. . tatetrte itbsi oppbrtun;ty to aecrtiaint 17 you that I hove received, she roast wlowlerfol belissit Erato the use of your DIXON'S .AN - 111111.101.1iT11.1.5, which I car ried with . me to litraicit, still all Ihttsersters4s r`o wtolin l distri buted them have experienced the saute salutary benefit ; tisr.y de clare them to be thebesr-Moditsnreveritierlim that country, for and other conviaitats, .The following are names of seve ral Laciest- mitlGitinfinfen *his have recelied the utmost rad' from your Vizon's Taylor, Esq. is; blaiga; William, Shop s Esq. ,Kingston, ditto; . Woodriff , biusitsh dittti; I.ll'.rasuiltots, 1%4. Sidanna la`Ntor, alio.; J. Smith,..Eaq. Old Harbour, ditto; O. Allston, e.g. Musa; Mr. Pprt Nior.mt, ditto; J. Pecilinsnn, E"1. yak lbilwr,'dkto . ; far. Mullen.; slittd; J. Burn, Bsg. si'atanni; C) P. Esq..clittS ; t hin. Oliver Coldtm%th, Kinpron4 sikto ; :-. l 4rs. Perry, St. Atsn's• Mrs. Woodruff , Spanish Iowa; vital t> tinier per;tins elf the tint respetyttithy. Siryont.tnott.obedicnt servant,: :. THOMAS HARALQLD of the S:llp.Ganges. Yot4 . 4tolesiti and retaitit r 4,C4apllde, Corner of Iratithroiter-rotes IJBnMltin ; Sharis:ltissi BelhoUt Portstnoirris ; "" *, and Mallory, .portiew; Hall and Jobs •,l 'scat. ShairriairL; tea P Coolewsvos.- - . CASE 40.—T0 hf Mr. Gut Chyrolsty 140. 11 1 , Great surrey et, riant-rvad. .. , 5' 11t—In gnitittittle tor the' irrftn ediate reFe'f, and Cie very raped reediterY iirectedin rife by your Medicines, I have sent youthe beet statement my abilities alibi me, Which for' the Issue& of others, you are welcbtrie to use in any pubtle manner you choose. In the early part bf January last, I was suddenly svtzed whit a violent pain ih one hand and and in a fewllys lost tit: entife use of it. I tried all the advice I' could get up- ' wards of six weeks without IA iurrelieved ; but tte pain seemed 1 nd er to increase. Ou haling particularly recommended to you, I far•; had , tunately WA the miltem oPportunity. and was informs:4ly you, I it ci/ ill that y &action was Vatall tie Itifeutriatism, for which Tod give Alai sue mate l'ils, and 4a/defied Ott Likkin ro be ippitedii trod ni a very' short tisne I wasepilte . Ital. froft pain; I coot Iblimilis Übe ae 1 thi bledicium test 60, whr4a I wag quite v 411414 40 my business, as % ,i . • if my hand,,this 14th . 4ay of Muck oil I r th,tc. itelin. Wi-st-•sisithhell. R. Paaruunts i ps w ttirsi si, In; futuie Psfiet.l 1 . _ • . - - .. . , •..•.. . . . • • . . . _ . . . • - -. • - . - • . •...- - i • .. .. . • 'ls • ' ' ' • • .• - . . • , . • itk. • .541, - _ .... r _ .tin-- :-. . _.: Janet, Wer.. , m, Altuutt, and Maßory, fortes; nal rum J oan- C ott on Calcium' and has. Sticirnm; Peat and Ross, add TWAY, liaalanSt, Cunkworthy, Nattlkon, and Git bat, Plyrnuutb ; Ka9u and Lloyd, and Swinnaik and Co. Bir- 1 mingliani; 11111(n.r and Lis hbuti, Liverpool; 6 tainos anciLl'nchs 1 klissebrstrr ; Tkaanal j, BMW, Pilirndestan, Adburn,. lleust v and llantat.Allnbur. j, Atari' and . 2 4 100 0 1 1.4, Gbialinvo ; alligta • A/140 ; &wenn* and Co ; la****; dblkruall 2 „.,k ossort p Wows w awl W. ugh. • .a • ._` ( ; This day were publio heti, . I , in'Tirree Volumes Octavo, price El. Ils. Gd. boards, 1310GRAPHIE MODERNE; of; Lives of Re- ID. mailable -Characters who . have distinguished themselves from the'tommeneetnent of the French Revolution to the pre sent Thhe r in attach all the Facts which, concern them are re- ' lated In the most impartial and authentic manner: FROM THE FRENCH. Prfneerifor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster• row'; and 54, New Bond•strcet •.• The Edinbssrth Reviewers speak with confidence of the accuracy of this wort, from their own knowledge of the sources of its .information, and recommend it as high!y interesting in [ various points of view, ind presenting us %Oh Portraits of Beings 4 whose names we still recal with sensations of astonish ment and terror. This day was publllbed, In small octavo for a r ineket-book, neatly printed by Bensley, pride Is. sewed, or in boards, 'TABLES for the PURCHASING of ESTATES Fferhukl, Copyhold, or Leasehold, Annuities, &c. ant for the renewing of Leases held undec Cathedral Churches, College', or other Corporate Bodies, for terns, or years. certain, and fur lives. Torrther with several useful dmi Interesting irablet, con nected with the subject. Aho the Flee Tables of Compoand In terest. —By W. INWOOD, Architect and Su; veyor. Printed fir J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, Nn. 59, High, }Ulan' n. GOTHIC AkeIIiTECTURIL . • . This day were published, in rciyafthro. *with a rliw of libOttts Cathedra3, rtiv. boards, -A N EtSTORIChL: SURVEY of the ECCLE . f o IiesTICAL Abrrt flik4pC,gotit)4a vidy to illustrate the Ripe and Progress of Mythic Araifecture iu Europe.—lly the late Rev. G. D. WHITTINGTON. ' Printid fbt 1. Tat/Par, at the Aschiteetural Library, No. Zit), High Hollibros Where may be had. just. pulf liahc4, Dr. Milner's Treatise on the Etcleslastical Architecture of the Middle Ages, whh.teri illustratiVe plates, royal uctavo, price 15s. boards. • PRACTICAL . ARCHITF.CIVRE. ' This day was published ; elegantiy engraved on 86 Plates, tlitario, wits .E`sprahationts, price ss. hound; MODE RN Fl HMOS for ROOMS ; Series of Designs for Vestibules ' Halts, Stair-vases , Waning rooms, Boudoirs, Libraries, and drawing-rooms ; with their doors, windows, • and chinmeyideces, and other finisbiogs, to a large scale; and the several Mouldings and cornices at lull size chewing their ronstruction and Mative pro?Ortioas. o which are added, sante Designs for Villas and Partic.is, with the roles fur drawing the columns, acc. at large. . The whole adapted for the 11.44: and direction of every yerion engaged in the practical parts of Buiklotg. fly W. F. POCOCK, Architect. Printed for 3. Taylor, at the Atchboctural library, No. Li), High Holborn, London. Where may he had, Nieholinnes Carpenter'i Guide, quarto, 78 p:;.:es, 15s. hound. Nicholson's Cart enter and Joines 'a Assistant, quarto, 79 plates. A new Edition, Xi 1 1. bound. Nicholson's instructor in the Five Orders, octavo, 41 plates. A new Edition, augmented, los. 61. bound. a U