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N'a" . ."7 4 { -:~ • 1 • :. w:.• .~~ ♦ ~ - • 4. 8749. CONTR ACT FOR COALS, TO SE aItLIVIRED AT GIBRALTAR. COrIfIifISSACT-IN-CHISiII OFFICE, Meech it 01115. SUCH Persons as are desirous of Contracting mith the Commissig7 is Chief totliver COALS at 011.11rar, may receive Particulars et the Contracts at this between the hours of Eleven and Five, and deliver their Toler• staled up and directed to the Commissary in Chief, mating thereon "Tender for Coals:" on or before Friday the sis: instant, bat none wW be received after 'twelve o'Clock o nth3t Day; nor will any Proposal be noticed Unless made on or annexed to a printed Partitular, and the Prices inserted in Words at l en gth ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal, sine.' by Two Persons of known Property, engaging to become bool:,1 with the Party ?enduring, in the sum expressed in the Par ii...;l!ats for the due performance of the Contract. EAST INDIA NOM, Mahal 15, 1815. THE COURT cf DIRECIORS If the UNITED 11 COMPANY 4' MERCHANTS of B "IGLAND,trallite: r NAST INDIES, tie hereby:he maize, That at the Quarterly General Coot of the said Cesitadr a J - 0 7::tea to be held at their noun in Leadenhati.etvase, . .., - vDNESDAY, the seta instant. at Eleven o'clock in the raff r. a trunk!' will be made, " That Mr. TINOMilli AILANAM, Le c .'f the Bengal Civil Fstablisitment, be permitted to return hig rank to India." JAMES COBB, Seerdory, Ibis day was published, (Second Edition, with some di•eusdon), A TTNET of the MILLENIUM ; or of the It First liestrtrecties to the Reign of CHRIST upon Earth r„-.,'thousand Years. London: Printed for Richard Ron, sit, Pallmalli A. Constable ad Ca. Edinburgh ; sod M. Keene, Dublin. VICTIMS OF IifIDUC now. Thi, day were published, dedicated to her Royal Highness the l'rinceis Charlotte of Wales, is ft Vol.. price 10s. dd. boards,. THE VICTIM!' of SEDUCTION; or, The Memoirs of a Men of Fesidoc. * Miss GUNNING, dgeghter of the late Gemini Onening. Loudon e Published by M. Jones, s,lisergete►atnss; and sold by all Booksellers. 1 ins day was peblishid, in 4to. priee Ita. beads, N ACCOUNT of the most ins t recent DISCOVER= and IMMO 8 in CHEM& Y at:O. NIINEItALOGY, to the present tints; being an rendia to tbeir Dictionary of Chemistry and Minetsiogy. By A. and C. R. London Printed he Jabs and Arthur Arch, Corabill; and William PLillsps,Geerge Yard % Losabard-wast. Where may be had, Albin', Dictionary el Chemistry and Minetalbsy, with the ! Appendix, it wok. eta boards, J 4 soa. This day was published, pike 25.6 d. AN ACCOUNT of the CONSPIRACY and CONSPIRATORS of NAPOLECY BUONAPARTZ, w bas present attempt on the Crown of Franca—the detail Odic Plan of Proceeding--of his Cos respondence with Italy and Francs —his intended Line or March—the Nantes and Characters of the known and anspared Conspirators, and brief notices of the re puted sonlinsenta of the Sight Marshals of France. This Pamph let is the more important as the French Papers are.polskshed ender the supervision of the Consume, and therefore gage so titicg but *bat it phasing to the Gotainment. lOW by Shari a& Neely and Jones, and by all iloabliellms;_ On tko slit Instant will be published. IA Quarto, Part I. priest Set and an superfine royal paper, with Prod Plates, as. BROWN'S SELF-INTERPRETING BIBLE ; a New Edition, with cum J-rab3 Additions. By the Rev. THOMAS RAF: I,F.S, of Liverpool. Illustrated by a Series of Engraving z, and A. W. Warren, Lip. irons original Pictures, painted 1.1.: ...isely for the Work, ty Edward Bird, Esq. R.A. Historical Painttr to her Royal Hegel. new the Princess Charlotte of Wales. •,• For Particulars, see Prospectus. London: Printed for Walker, Edwards, and Reynolds, Pa ternoutr•ruw; sad bold by evcry Bookseller Is the United King lons. • GERMAN PLirl'E. l'hit day was puLlisli.d, price 7s. id. in folio, „ A New Edition, (being the Twelfth) of WRAGG's Improved FLU rE PRECEPTOR; or, '1 he Whole Art of Playing the German Flute ren dered easy to every capacity. The Contents are, a copious Set of Instruci6ns • , 1 bet Of Progressive Lessons; Onghtal Duets, by the Author ;29 favourite Atiettes ; 33 Scottish and other Airs, and a Fes of Prelodios in different keys; the whole hmnirg, the cheapest work of the kind extant. I.ondul : Printed for, and sold by the Author, No. 17, Little kisler•strets, Doctors Commons. r.- A CAtursort.—No Book is genuine except it is signed Wrage," lit red ink, in the fide and Address. '1 kis Jay vras shed, Tae Third Edi•io n , p r ic e 9d. se if publi taken ia quantities or grand tuus distributisoot id. per dozen. A FEW PLAIN THOUGHTS on the LI TIMMY of theCHURCH of ENGLAND. 3y C. DAUBENEY, L.L. B. Archdeacon of Sarum. Ala, the Original Ba:h Guide, considerably enlarged and ins. froted. !liming an indispensable Pocket Companion for the Visl. tor ? ud In'uabaant,embellishesi with Views,Pleas„&c. price Sts. ed. Also Batts, a Glance at lts Public Worship, Style of .Dress, Niatqu,rhdri, &c. &e. Second Edkion, price is. Printed by and for Meyler and Son, Bath; and sold by G. a3d S. Robinsob, Paternoster-row • and Messrs. Horn, Upper rkeley-qreet, itca• Pornmet square.' '\Ii'NfSI.ON4,CASINO AND INLAID PAVEMENT. t 4 I IIE above are undertaken by C. CAIILTI.b.. , 112sterer, t, Dean-surety Snbo. Tins Casio: cringes t .; cut into Plates and at,:t4bed to the building nt Kutter and Co.'s Cement alone • it forms a frost .41 : "did it , ttic in beauty and solidity, and superior to It in L v . rq;irnpenetra4t e by da:lip or frost, and is ssecuted at less than 1 -11 the espetht of common Stone Ashlar. THE INLAID I 'AVENIIINI' is of a new species, beautiful in appearance, sups. eleg-ncs to the Roman tessahilid pavement, dorabis in and well suited for all Doors, and other works that admit 7! a dkplay of taste, In form, and decoration. Parker and COA s.entent (min Bahkside is alto sold as above. SELECT AR nci,Es OF ES I'ABLiSHED REPUTATION. EMErs ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL ' DENTIFRICE, which eyed, both In elegance and efitatb, 'ler! other preparation for the Teeth andOunw,price lid. web. Tile Essence is particskrly recommended to Patents sad pa. ibn, who lave the care of Children as the greatest pessersadve of Young and tender:reeds. None are Genuine but what save 14 d ends, " 1. Hemet; Sayby and Blew, Coe4sper-stkeet,'' ive ht the stamp. CATHARMIA;III WATER, foe the geseral Improvement of 'he Complexion, the cure of all eutanenwtdisorders, and the bites .dings of venomous Mame. Plots Ts. 6d. Half-pints 4464. ,sch. BAYLEY'. TRUE mamma. sALT of LEMONS for '361111111 s r "a est of,Leee and Lbw. The genobse "igned " Bayley" on the Box and Wrapper. AIso,NUI 'coURING DROP4,for taking Cheese catcall*, Stag Wool len Cloth, des. price Is. emit. Veritable POMMADE DIVINE, price Ss. 641 die glass. sold Wholes'', and Retail by Bari.ev and Bum, Perlintien, 41 Manufacturers of Dressing and Writing Cu.., CocksPur* `tenet, London ; *here' alr.o may be had, Cadman's incomparable Razor Stop, the best and /nest durable one ever submitted te the cablic, price 6s. awl 10e. - - THE CALEDONIAN ASYLUM, frig' EDU CATING and SUPPORTING tech CHILD EN of SOL DIERS,SAILORS, and MARINSS, natives of SCOTLAND; as cannot be admitted Into the Royal lastitudons o! Chelsea and Greenwich, and of indigent Satoh parents resident in London, not amid to Parochial Rend. PATRON. HM Royal lagtuass be REGENT. • PATRONS'S. lila MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY, THE QUEEN. VICII-PATIONZIORS. Her Rival Highness the Princess AUGUSTA SOPHIA. Hew Rotal'Hillftess the Princess ELIZABETH. Her oval Highness the Princess MARY. Her Royal Highness the Princess SOPHIA. Her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOITE of WALES. Her Royal Highness the Duchess el YORK and ALBANY. V le t•PA MON& Field-fvfarsbal Ids Royal Nieuwe the Dube of YORK and ALBANY, Commander-In-Chief. Admiral Ns Royal Higbaen the Duke of CLARENCE and 81. ANDREW. bis Royal Higbuess the. Duke of KENT and • STRATHEARN, Colonel of the Royal Sea•. Hia t. H. the Belie of . SUOSIM, Sul of INVERNESS. PIIANDZET. MR Rola Miami , shoneheArt Irisbrtend STRATIMARN. PRISIDINTS Of TEC LAIIIIII6 Int AUK Noble the Marebloom of S rAFFORD. Countess of SUIHE&LAND. The Right Honourable the Commie of lIREADALBANR. VIOL-Pe /I Tl. His Grace the Doke of BUCCLEUGH, K. T. His Grace the Doke of MON FROM. K. G. and K.T. The light Herieirmble the Earl of BkEADAL.BANIi. The Right Heisiourable 'Viscount M ELVILLE. The Right Honourable Lord L IrNDOC:K, K. G. C. B. The Right Honourable Sr ARCHIBALD MACDONALD, Bt. • Secretary—Joax GALT, E4q. Subscriptions are received at the Banking-houses of Messrs. Thomas Coutts and Co.; Messrs. Paxton, Cockerell, Trail, and Co ; Messrs. Dow a,' Mormon, Fr and Dow,' ; Messrs. Marsh Sibbald, and Co.; Messrs. Diummonds and Co.; and Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co ; Davison, Noel, Templar, & Co. and Messrs. Smith, Payne, & Smith; Messrs. Prescott, Grote, & C..; Moreland, Ransom, & Co.; sad by John Gait, Esq. Secretary, 44, Weymouth -street, Portland-place, to whom Le:ters and Inquiries, post patd, may be addressed; also at the Bar of lioyd'sCoffee-bouse. N.B. As it is intended to preserve in the Institution the names of all the Subscribers, it is requested that they may be easefully mitten, together with any title or distinction enjoyed by lithe- Mance, right, or courtesy, or derived from estate or office. 'Caledonian Asylum Office, Cc "--- Chambers, Marsh 6, IBI S. Amount already advertised DONA' ITIONI. gE111,910 4 0 Andrew Laurie, Esq. ,fill 9 tien.W.P.Elpliinstone .ClO 10 Sir James M‘Gregor 10 10 11191 or Crawford and Capt. Wedderbern Mae- Lindsay Si 10 bensie II 10 hems Drummond, Esq. 52 19 Col. 1.8. Barnes 10 10 Or 1. Montgonterie, Bt. Gen.Hoo.Alez.Maitkod 25 0 M. P. 26 li Rt. Hon. N. Vansittart 21 0 Alezandsr Pope, /sq. of Lady Donde, 10 10 Drury-late 1 he.ure 10 10 Lieut.-Cot Macdonald 10 to ?bonus Houton, Esq. MI 5 James Jobnstoue, Esq. 10 10 James Dunlop, Esq. Res- Goa. Wesaro, of Wean's, sellompare 91 0 M. P.. 91 0 Jacob Dixon, Esq. of Thos. Macdonald, Esq. 110 AO Dumbarton 91 0 William Anderson, keg. . Major-Genoral Pa* II 0 Ituriell.square IS 10 Lt.-Gen.A: eh. Campbell 10 10 'Sir Charier Edmonstoor l George Young, Esq. 26 5 Bart. M . P.. 93 • Ales. Henderson, M.D. 10 10 Lt.-Gen.J.Dunlop, M.P. 11 o CommiwarpGen. James litaalmilian Rymer, Esq.lo 10 Drummond 10 10 John Stephenson, Esq. 10 10 Sit J. Malcolm, R. S. L. 15 o Gawp Lindsay, Esq. 10 19 Mr. Jobe Cameron 10 10 Thinas Reid, Esq. In A Poles Free, Esq. 10 15 C. Grant, Esq. Corublii 10 10 Win. Mane, of Unman 10 10 David Canaan, Esq. 10 10 Uprise Blaney, Esq. 10 10 1010 Rae, Esq. Ashford 10 10 /Jewell, Esq. 5 5 Gaitmarving, En. 10 10 Oa Archibald Cbrisde 10 It Gea.R.Stevrart, of Rabb 111 0 George Mayne, Esq. . 10 10 Waal. Jas. Campbell 10 10 J. Oudot, Esq. 21 0 Sir CoLCampboll, K.C.B. 10 10 P. M. Stewart, Esq. S 0 -Sir Guy Campbell, Bart. 10 10 Lieut• Col. Drinkwater 10 1113 AD Milne, Esq. Secretary Richard Too psend, Jun. to she Mace of 11. M. Esq. • 30 10 Woods and Fume 19 10 George Lebter Esq. 30 10 Aka. Camle.. Esq. of Lt.-Gen. Jos. Rohmum 10 1 Watterootiorbaniss 10 10 John Fraser, Esq. 10 10 Col. Charles Turner 10 10 S. Meek, M.D. 10 10 )r. X.r, Army Medical- - LIMIL-01111.1111 Brown 10 10 . Board . 10 te James ikirling, Esq. St II 11.•bert Meagre, Esq. 10 10 Witham Campbell, or A. T. Thomson, Esq. C.raigie_ * Est 10 10 almoe-street 10 10 Major-Gent Nlxon 10 10 Wham Basilan; gm. John Mitchell, Esq. 30 0 Golden square .10 10 Them/ Gordan, Esq. Jam Steddart, Wm Rbo- . Priority . 21 0 scli-squue l• lo Lt.-Col. J. OsombeS 10 lo Major-Gen. Wm. Grant 10 10 General Panning 10 10 Col.Siableclesn.R.C.B. 10 10 Hugb Reid. Esq. 10 10 Sir J. Macpherson, Bt. 59 lis Captain A. Barclay 20 10 Hem Anis& hisecleaskl is 10eosoku W. ). H. Obits, Esq. 10 10 (To be sed N.B. The Committee respectfelly request the Friends of the Instituthm to emilder' skirbegortasee to its interests of Anneal • Subscrirlois. . lie.Ah2l4l3•T ‘P' jllll Oll 7 4Cr 4U! '1 0 IC " Nr k ..S t . • M. 4, r A St s I T O t - A A : Oa k A t 01 A. • /c l ip gr... .7 11111 ".„ • • I " "* . er t OA*** I •••••10.0k • Id.. PRICE SIIriEIIC E- II AI. FPt: NN Y. PitiILIAMEN I IWR PROCEEDINGS. iidOSiit 1:01 ) .b5 1 AIARCII in the fcwe Vert et the day tottAil were fully lir-4 resricture tile Id* Caere or“ Ham! onClerrit."—.!ttd i ment d•-•fe• i•td. Ott th l elet s Cause of " Payne. r Cauldicl," Cent -i w . re lardisr y Punta+ beide% to take place the titatr.h t . e da r after the miss. Their Leirdshlps them adjourned tin ice o'clock. vr!! , n tLe I 1 ame redtetted. Numerous Petition+ from various part: of the country were received, presented by different Peers, again., II". Cori P Among these Was a Petition from liackc,l 'presented lay hiS Highness the Duke of OT.OretaTER ; a n d one friSrn the City nod Liberties of Westminster, by Lord Cs tsvit.Lr, and #rh'cls Lordship said was signed by 31,970 persons. These documents were sever-11y ecAered to lie on the tabie. TRFATY WITH ANteittrA. A abaft conver.aion took place metering the prtsductinis of the Papal connected with this subject, as afvenea to by a MIAs Earl (Orey) on a former evening. After* few Words betvieen the Fatis Glee and litraroox , jn which the lane.' obterved, that the House M 0414 loci le yiyi4 the subject should come to be discussed, whether armlet this Papers the Noble Earl may move for, were fit to be produc e d.. The Marquis WELLESLEY expressed his opielun there shosid be a distinct discussion on the subject of the Papers, in order that the House may judge whether the produ, t ors vrlis absolutely essential or not. For no judgment, he though!, mitt be sadsfattorily given on the Treaty as it now stood. He ism lotions that the discussion should be on the earliest pose'hie day, for he confessed that he was extremely anxious to cite hit opi nion epos the subject. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said he had no objectfisn, 'be di s eu se i on respecting the production of Papers should rake place onWednesday, and even with the understanding that it tt te..1114l run td great length, that the motion for the address upon the tricky may be pat off to Sabi' the holiday*. After a few words across the table between the Mlle F.:14 and Lord GIIZNVILLE, it seemed to be understood that the con sideration of the treaty Should take place oil the earlie.st partible day after the recess. LOEWE PETITION AGAINST THE CORN BILL. Lord GRENVfLLE pursuant to hi v. notice rose, to Move that the prayer of this Petition be taken into consideration. In the course of a stwech of great length upon the subject, the Noble L prtan o o rdtx t P tn a t t e l r a c t s e tl on the numerous, complicated and i m connected with the prayer of the Petition. After t.ie document was read on the motion of his Lordship, he observed, that in the interval since he had origi. nally brought forward the Petition, he had endeA. voured to ascertain, as well as he'Could, whether there were any general rules of the House that could. be objected against the general convenience anti pro . priety of hearing the Petitioners, as prayed for by their Counsel and evidence. And as tares he ciarld discover, there were neither any rules, nor any ee_a blished practice of proceeding, that mil.tated ttg..etst a compliance with the prayer of the petition. for his own part, he recollected numerous cases wltere counsel and evidence were beard, in matters of great and serious consideration, like the present, to toe in terests of all classes of the .community. Here mischief could not be entail-d on the mass of the po l e,Ah t tov,), without its being entailed in a peculiar ckgree on the City of London. It was seriously incumiwilt on the House to hear what the Petitioners had to atlege, before they inflicted so great and pressing evil tipiis them, and upon the extent to which they were flirty to be affected. Much information had been obtatovd from past discussions, and much more import on in formation vas likely to be obtained from the com munications of those whose local and immediate in terests were directly implicated. There na . no ground of necessity established from the introA'uttiiiii of the measure, whatever may have been urged o n the score of expediency. The price of Sus. had hf , n taken at an averageable guess. A cer rain nuroh,t of people were desired to give an opinion, an.i an average was taken upon their opinions. A, lit le could the principle of the prices of the growth ~f corn be applicable as a rule, as even no tw,, ri,:to s on the same farm could produce corn at the same r They bad seen from their own evidence how 'DLL!) the rates of labour depended on the prices of err and they were aware of the serious question that had been raised, as to what would be the asseac .rice of bread in London under a standard price of Bth. i And, on this point, it was necessary to hear what the . City of London could establish. Among the great points which they would have to consider in the pro. posed examination were—whether the prices of bread could be raised without at the same time raisino :he prices of labour Whether the prices of labour c' old be augmented without at the same time augmenting the prices of all the products of that labour ; and thirdly, whether such an augmentation ci uld take place without seriously affecting the export tr...de of the metropolis? In every view that coithi ur t lisen of the subject, the prepoied examinatioil c,s sary, and called for by the peculiar ctrcitntstat:t.-s of the case. Neither the Petitioners nor hitr4ell h A I a wish to interpose any unfair or unreasonable dv:,i r to the progress of the discussions, they were Int... pared and in readiness to come forward in support of their allegations. He trusted their I..ordips would condescend to comply with the prayer of their Petition, and the more especially as the de ' clared opinion of the country WAS with clean. His Lordship concluded by moving, That this !loose do comply with the Prayer of the Petition of the City of London, and that the Petitioners be heard by toeir Counsel and Evidence, in support of their allegAtioas at the Bar of the House.—On the question— , The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the Woo!. sack, and observed, that from every view wh.cti felt it his duty to take of the subject, it was cer taioly a most important one; either as it respected italivr duals or the country, and the interests of all th.:;e, who, living under the protection of its equal laws,„ could come to that bar, and claim an equal degree of attention from their Lordships' House. Alid he would tell their Lordships in the face of the con. try, that it was one of the duties they had to. discharge, to give a respectful, attentive, and deliberate consi deration to the petitions of all his Majesty's white,* ; but on these their Lordships were txclusivii ) it, de cide upon their own judgments, upon their own re sponsibility. But GOD forbid that the moment shoot., ever arrive when the Parliament of this country SATURDAY.„ MARCH 18 4 1813. 001.13144 iortaky ! ‘ . • THREE CERTAIN PEAT* fir TiIIIRTY THOUSAND . • • , ROUNDS! Also, Fns Of 1400 Oolnaos elf,;phi& wlilhU PAID 001 : .D. . . T . Bk. rivelH an fe d ei s s nc reasuie in announctip Titiee the attOC IF ; Thirty Thousand round Maio. in the •preatei LOTTERY of Wteen Thousand rkkets; and as nb fanny Lottery, even or Sixty Thousatpl Tickets, ever contained roars than It of 490,000,th0 chance of wising an bless Capital is now hit-reseed live-fold; 'also, as a grateful tribute ,f respect the Public, he has made arransenents that the FON Prizes of : Ow Thousand Guineas eaeh,shall be paid in Gold as soon as drawn without any deduction. whether they are sold In Taos or Shave, at either of his Oilices, or at any other Oman in the Kingdom. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Maloof .1120,000 are 184 00 , 0 e0 3 MOO ...... 30,000 8 4. 1,4440 5,250 And twenty.tirolither Capitate, ece. etc. SPdoes of 4410,000 will enth receive 420,000 more ! Making Three Iles* of 430,000 eachl 5 Blanks will each receive I,oofrOwnsso in Gold. • Delwin AL (warMaath) Tickets and Shams are now on Sale by BISH, Contractor, At 4, Coanntu.. or 9cCnootins.Clow, Loam, who Sold the Two Last 430,004 Prizes, and Fifteen Capital Prises iu the but Lottery. STATE LOTERY of 001! 15,000 Tickets, con tajning Three Prizes et £lO.OOO each. and Five of One Thousand Outoras. the Woe to be paid without deduction in GOLD. HAZARD, BORNE, and Co. respectful* 'einem the Public, that **Lottery containing the above extraordinary Prises will eallittnee Drawing on the sth of APIUL nest, and that Tickets and shares are now on Sale at their Office, No. 9s, Royal Ea change. The Afth and Fifteenth Blanks on the First Day, and the Tenth, Twenties'', and Thirtieth, on the Second Day, will each be entitled to One Thousand Odious in Oeid ; which Prime will be paid at the above 06ce iu Oldness, without any liedtsCdoll. NEAR EXETER, DEVON. TO BE BOLD, BY PRIVATE CoiITRACT By Mr. ROBINS, A VERY desirable . FREEHOLb ESTATE; (Lana-Tac redeemed) consisting of so ELIGIBLE FA MILY mAsolow, Whit Oiled of aQ dinciiptions, Coach- Honed Ind Stiles,, excellent Kitchen-Garden,. Hot and Green. Houses, and upwards of One Hintdred and fifty Ades of Linii, all lying the anatomise m the Mansion. Or House, Offices, Garden% Pt Acres of Land, will be Let Fandshed. To be viewed by Tickets, whidt, with Particulars, may be Mid of Mr. Robles, Warwick -street, Goldea-square, London. and Tan WIMILEDON--SURREY. . TO BE SOLD EY PRIVATE CON CRACT 6 DELIGHTFUL IiESIDENCE, with Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Conservatory, Ice-hayse, and Laud, By Mr. ROBINS, T I ME LEASE and FURNITURE of a very de sirable RESIDENCY, recently repaired; fitted up with considerable tone, and adapted for the accommodation of a Gen dames Family ; commanding beautiful Hews in various direc tions, boitireithilent Offices attached and detached of all llesertp. time;• Garden, fully stocked, cropped, and planted ; Pleasure gnitiods,ConiervatOry, lee-house, &c. double Coach house, four still tiMble, Loft, tic. and Meadow Land, in all near IS Acres. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Pan culars, may be bed of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square. SALES BY AUCTION. ARUNDEL-STREBT, STRAND, ' Suietandal DWELLING HOUSE, STABLE, t i t-IMR. HOUSE, c. By Mr. ROBINS; At Gariairey'S Coffee• House Thaoge•Alley, Cornhill, Co Too R spite, th e OM of Morels, INS, at Twelve o'Clock, AN Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, ender his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, held for a Term of nearly Foity Years, at a low Ground Rent. Comprising i Sub stantial balk DWELLING-HOUSE, altuate No. 241,.0n the East side of Arundel-street, Strand, in the occupititin of and on Lease to Mr. Pickering, till Lady-day, IMO; containing on the Upper Storey, Thrie Sleeping Rooms • Second Storey, Two Bed-chambell anti a Dressing-room• Fi rs t Floor, a Drawing room in front, Bed-chamber and Dressing -room ; Groan.: Floors a spacious Eatrance-hall, Two Parlours, a Store-room, site:.; Basement, Two Kitchens, Pantries, Cellars, and Vaults; open paved Yard at the back, Stable for two Horses, Chaise House, and Loft over. To be viewed by leaye of the Tenant. Partkulira on the Pre mises ' • at the Office of Means. Roper and Broughton,Solicitors, GreatMarthorougb street ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-set eat, Goiden-aquare. GROSVENOR-PLACE, HYDE PARK CORNER. Commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, with conveaient Offices, Garden, Standing for Carriages, and Stablids for Five Horses. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-Louie, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, on Thurs day, March 23, 1815, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Meld for a Term of upwards of seventy-four years, at a low Ground-ant: comprising a commodirms and very roomy Dwelling-house, planned with every conscience for a Gentle man's Family; containing, en the liner :itorie. 4 Eight Bed ropms; Second Floor Three Bed-chambers and Water-closet: Put lbw \ el;gaitt Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding-doors, handsomely papered, finished whit Marble Ciiltn- Hey-pieces, ecc.; Ground Floor, Entrance ball, excellent Dining parlour, Library, Gentleman's Dressing-rooas, Water-Closet, he. Basement, Housekeeper's room, Savant's-hall, Kitchen, Latin .lty, and Wash-bottle, Standing for two Carriages, Stables fur five Horses, Coachman's-rooms and lofts over. _ _ _ To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may i e had en the ('remises; at Garrawars; and of Mr. Robins, W4rwick•strett, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may '.e ha•'. MON ['AGUE PLACE„ RUSSELL-SQUAitt. Eligitk FAMILY RESIDENCE, handsomely fitted up, with Garden at the back, overlooking the Museum Gardens ; COACH-HOUSE, and S TABLES, &c. with early pouession. TO BE LET BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house. 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on TMURIDAT, March 23, 1815, at Twelve o'Clock, A LEASE, for Twenty-one Years, (Land Tax 4 CI. Redeemed), of a spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, hand somely fitted tip. and adapted for the accommodation of a Gen Orman 's Family, desirably situate, No. 7, Montague Place, Rus sell.square, overlooking the Museum Gardens, of which early possession may be bad. Containing on the Upper floor, Four good Dressing-rooms; Second Floor, Three excellent Bed Chambers, neatly papered ; First Floor, Two handsome Drawing-rooms, elegantly fitted and finished. with Marble C.hinusey Pieces, neat Cornice &e.; on the Ground Floor, handsome Eateknce-ball,fitone St aircase with iron baluster and mahogany hand-raft; excellent Bating-Parloar, walls stuccoed ; Library and Gentleman's Dreeshirroom and open Garden at the back; on the Barmen; convenient Aces, Cellars, ace. ; Area with Vaults, &c. In the Mews, a Coach house and Three-stall Stabk. To be viewed by Tickets. Particular/ may be bad on the Pre mises, at Garrar►ay't, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick•street, Col den-square, of whom Tickets for viewing maybe had. NOITINOHAM. VALUABLE AND SPACIOUS CARRIERS' YARD, BUILDINGS, AND PREMISE& By Meson. ELLIGIT and BELL, At the Blachmooes Head lan, Nottingham, on the 7th day of April Oen, at Pour *Vlach in the Aftensoon (sub* to such conditions as will be then produced), ' ALL that commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, whit convenient ekes and Premises fronting towards Fletcher Gate, in the Town of Nottingham, Dow in the occnpa. don of Messrs. Demos and Co. and lots of Mr. George Nelson, with spadosts Carriers' Yard, Warps Shed 40 feet by 30, Sta. Wins for 30 Granaries, Hay and Straw Chambers, Car. f riers' Warehouse 6 Smith's Shahan* every other necessary convenience for the Catty* Trade, for which purpose obese Premises have been accorded fora goat many years. The whole comprise a frontage of 63 fees towards Fletcher. gate, ill feet towards Bottle-lane, and mutate 562 superficial 1 square yards of Ground, and may be entered epee Lady-day ISIS. For farther breeders apply to Maws. Still, Strops. and Beckham; Uncein's Inn ; Mears. Middiesnore and Percy, Sa lielters ; and Mr. William Stream, Surveyor, No tt ingham) • Where kiss of the Property may be item. HEREFORDSHIRE. At the Swan lan, in the town of Ross, on Friday, the l9th day May, at Four in the Afternoon, THE MANORS of ROSS BOROUGH and ROSS FOREIGN, In the county of Hereford, with the Toils, Fides, Quitrents, Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances therstpbelonsieg. Also a most desirable Farm and Water Mill, adjoining the town of Ross, called Chesnutll Farm. A very valuable Stack of Cern Mills, situate in the town, called Ross Town Mills, with great command of water for the SUM The Reversion of Rose Water Works, and other premises, subject to a lease for a short term. And several parceli of very rich Meadow Land, situate in the parish of Ross, and within a convenient distance of the town. Further particulars will be advertised In future papers; and in the mean time application may be made (if by letter, post-paid) to Messrs. Lloyd, Solicitors, Ludlow; or to Mr. Davis, Hunting*. barn, arum Warminster, Wilts. • V