Star. — London, England, 1815-02-25 00:00:00

I 1 _ 7 t l • , T . l N 7 ;: l ; T, l s , ;ft:" F. • s •, ' - . 40 0 16 ( , I. sot.. • . . 011k-,46\ 1 14 it 14) 10 , _ - s _ . t .• Nrm DER 8731. THEATRE ROYAL,. Dittlit V-LANIL 11HIS PRESENT EVENING. their Majesties' Servants will perform the TrAgody of HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. HArtiet, Mr. KKAN; Ophelia, Mini L. KELLY. 1) which uiI:POOR be added R(firstELAT time) lONS. a Musical Farce, called The Characters by Mr. MU NDEN, Mr. PHILLIPS, Mr. KNIGHT, MR OXBERRY, Mr. GATTIF.; Miss POOLE, Mrs. SPARKES, and Mn. HARLOWE. M:n.tay, rhe Comedy of Town sad Country. Vila ROYAL, COVEWV-G.NRDEN. IS PRESENT EVENING, will be perfonned thi Play THE STRANGER. str.,,g,r, 7.:r. YOUNG; Mrs. Helier, Miss O'NEILL. To which will be a4ded, LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. '• i:t Mr. JONES; Risk. Mr. MATHEWS. !ay, Artasetse. ; The Sleep Walker; sad Harlequin t trytott. — rhtil.lo NA NCINC,by Mr. ALLEN, rived)• rattei, at No. 19, blkarrar&street, Goidewestpore, to Ladles -nd Gentlemen of any age, who bevels era-learnt. that ..c:oo-plisinuent, or have nut the modern awls. hit. At.LaN's system of teaching is expressly studied for those %hum it Is an object to acqu ire easily ttat fathlostable requisite for L e 1:;ecl society expeditior.3ly, privately, and In a superiorttYie et ere atid elee3llCe. Tliot , a who do not want private teaching an !tarn at a stu4ll expence, with a respeetahle sat of pupils, on :he public ttkiclibig evenings. Professiws of dancing taught the moo eltgant tancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profile -400. The kb-cription Assemblies are every Friday. 4 '.ARI). BURNE% and Co. Stock Brokers, 11 rispectfully Inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares tOr the ensuing S FATE LOTTEitlf are now on Sale at their Jthcc, No. 93, Royal Exchange. 'There are in this Lottery of, ONLY 15,000 rickets, Three hues of £30,000, and Five of One Thouttand Guineas each, - which Litter will be paid without ary deduction in GOLD. 'Eke Drawing begins the sth of A PAIL, Which agy the Fifth and Fifteenth Bbnks will each be entitled tuOne Thousand Guineas; and on the Second Day, the Teeth, fwenleth, and Thirtieth, will littniiie be each entitled to One houssnd Guineas In Uold. ITORNSBY and Co. - &act-Hi-tikes.% '2f, Co4lgliii, reinctfully a:quaint the Pahl's, that they have on Sale ickets and Shares tor the Incomparable LOTTERY to be 'lrmo on the sth of APRIL. The Scheme contains Three 'r.t;:t of i:50,000, and only 15,000 Tickets ; also. Five of 1.000 t:;.inea• each, to be paid in Geld, and many other Capital Prises. IMRNi BY and Co. divided anon. their Friends, in Twelve &kw the unprecedented Li.it of Capital Prises, via. No. i,ISO Xi,),000 I,asclttery No. 218 - - 40,000 1,1:0 10,000 484 -4000 G V,(111 it,nao 4,590 - 40,000 IltdeA Prizes of 5e9,000.41111,000, £1,040, Xsoo, &c. No :33,979 and 44,659, Prises of 4130,000, were So.d by -101tNSBY and Co. . . __ S CATE LOTTERY begins Drawing sth April. SCHEME. 3 Prizes if •of 0,000 , are . 4010,000 S ....••. 10,000 5 1,050 6 • • 600 AOO. R 11.400 6 I i : s - r. , CO •• • ••• 15 ... . 45,0tAl 1;.000 Tickets. ,81 50,000 ...ch of the £lO,OOO Prizes when drawn. will receive Je20,000 iu aildltjon, nuking 3 Prises of £30,000. The lth and 15th drawn Blanks, Ist day, the loth, tOds, and 30th, ed Day, will each receive 1,000 Geineas In Oold. Ttcsars and SuAICS are Sellini by RiCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. At their Offices, Cantlaill, and Charinpernss. Who are the only persons that ever Soli in Shares, 2 Prizes of • - /30,000 12,907 In 16-ISth Share, tn,89:1 In 14 1 - .1 and n-adts I tat CFOItD-SlP'' - CONTIGUOUS ,130,000 X 30,000 - .ewr, MAY-FAIs., • 'l'o HYDE-PARK. il.:(;1111.F. FAMILY RESIREKCE, with Coach-house and btaides, of which immediate possmelon may be had. TO BF. SOLD itY ERIVATE CONTRACT, • By Mr. ROBINS, A VERY ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, desirably .L 1 situate in-Hertford-street, May Mr, conveniently planned, Isnd,oniely fitted up, and adapted for the acconani.detion of a Gentleman% Family; consisting of three repine on &floor, princi pal and secondary Stone Suitcases, convenient domestic' Maces, bunity; &c. Coach-house, arid Three-rall - Stable. The Pie +bites are in g ood repair, and immediate possession may be bed. lo be viewed-by fieteds, Width, With PetScidaras Inay belted of Mr. Rubble, Warwidpetreet, Olden-strare. . IDIEFOLIE; .. .... _ FAMILY MANSION, FARMS, ;LOW, WOODS, and T I* I'HES. - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Hy Mr. ROBINS, • A VALUA BLE and HIGHLY:IMPROVABLE i E. FREEHOLD ESTATE, part-Tithe free, shoat* in a tine ;'art of thP County of Suffolk, wittlikeisty lase of the Metro its pa.: con s i lt i ng o f a su b stant i a l M a nsion, id for the secolli ni,4.i!ion (4 . a ficntlrmates Pandly, With 'of all deserlP 'tory, and vattrm s Out.buildidid ; *hal MOW Garden, Hot i.t.use, and Pleasure grounds; erhis Four Hundred and Eighty &tell of Alvd.tiros, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, tying compact, wi:b s i d• a bl e B u ildi ngs , and the - Tithes of the Pariah, cti.Ahastor.e 'I housand Three Huhdrtd Acres. The Pstate it plostmeitip oeisisieeliil& MA tins. rtschrhuy Tim ber, 'bounds *hh Game, *ell troakired, and awed with Fish, t%e Ncighboussiood big, resvisctable, forming a very eligible Property toe a Gentleman fond of Field Sports. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with pettleulat's, may be ..........._____ lkatl of Mr. Robins, Waisikk-street, Golden -square. . 9 2La Al ---- 7 1 l TO BE SOLD in FEB at the entriiiitty of the Town; and pee lesion to 10. bad tbb tOth of Ssptcnibor. I tit 5, • • AHANDSOME and convenient DWIiLLINGW HOUSE, with O ffi ce. sec. cumpletely serronnded VI a a t h , tf brick walled Garden full of the Inset Frult.troes. The 11.41,eh non der for sixty pou n ds per annum, the Tenant paying 1 y tax, b ut t h e Propetty Tax. Theroare two Parks of Vol 'tads contlgutpts t o t h e 'rows and remarkable good Fishing. ,far Parleulars and p r i ce , app l y to M r . Step h en Carpenter, of ell:n4Co I r• . • • -- TO BE SOLD, • • rn an Order of the Hi g h Cour t o f Chancery, and , In a ( :"u‘e " 3trwrLt. u. VPITWEI.I.," with the approbation of - I,t %t Es Si rrittN, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, the mown of March or April neat in late , A QUANTITY vf OAK and ASH TIMBER, now standing In Saddle-hill Woud, alit l iw , in the County of tialOp ; and also Acne ea tt ere.ibouts of Undetwood, in the same Woid. titulars whereof are preparing, and still, tn the MOO of a f.:rt:l.ght, be ready to be delivered at the said. Mast Wu Chant- t'rs, Southampton -buildings, Choneery-line, Look*; at Mr. :listres, Solicitor, Fornival's bin, London; at Mr. /Obis Lee'w,l I timh•T Surveyor, Shrewsbury; at Mr. Thomas Mtfthettes, t ""vets Lbointv and at the principal.lans at I.udlow, Brom. octet, •he adjacent *rowns; and the Tiinber and UltdOkrood lY be viewed oo tea to Esktrrrtifirrintsits,of Siselder ion atmesaid. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1815. PIC7TIALLINri OPPICR, F<L 22, IBIS. THE COAMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY": NAVY, d• berth:iv* Notice, That on THURSDAY, the Itel of March next, Mr. WIL LIAM Reams, their Agent ii Portsmouth, wig be ready to receive seated Tenders, and treat for Seven Hundred Quarters of ENOLISH WHEAT, (weighing 564 pounds per bushel) ; and also for One Thousand Quavers of close-dried AMBER MALT to be admirable to samples that will be exhibited at his Office ; to be delivered in one month, and to be paid for by bills, payable with interest ninety days after date. No'regard win be hied to any Tinder in which the Price shall not be inserted In weeds at length, or that shall not be delivered before is o'clock on the said Thursday the eel of March next. bar unless the Person who nukes the Tender, or wow Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called for. The Conditions of the Contract mar be seen at the Victualling OSice, Portsmouth. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE. Jan. 47, 1818; HE MASTER-GENERAL and BOARD of 911 ORDNANCE having, on the Ited July,. 1814, thought proper to issue certain instructions for the guidance of Non-econ voissioned Olken and Soldiers, pensioned from the Military Corps under the Ordnance, and lt being necessary that all men who may have been placed on the Prosiest List previously to the 10th August, 1814, should be furnished therewith, as well u duly mustered ; these are to give notice, that an Pensioners who may have been discharged prior to the 10th August, 1814, front The Royal Norse Artillery, Marching Battalions of Artillery, Invalid Battalion of Artillery, Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers, and Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners (formerly called the Royal Military Artificers) ; And are now resident at Woolwich, in London, or their Envi rons, and who may have usually received their 'Pensions either at Woolwich or In London, are to appear personally on the days and at the places hereafter mentioned, and to bring with them their discharges and other documents under which they may have re ceived their Pensions respectively, viz. 'The Men resident at Woolwich to assemble at the OMee of the Chief Commissaryof the Field Train at Woolwich, at eleven o'clock in the morning precisely. The Serjeants and Corporals on Tuesday, the 7th March neat The Bombardiers and Gunners, and all others whose surnames begin with the letter A to H Inclusive, on Thursday, the 9th of March; and Those from 1 to Z on Saturday, the I tth of March. The Men resident in London end its environs, to assem►le at the OSee of Ordnance, Tower, London, on the following days, at eleven o'clock in the sneening precisely. The Serjeants, Corporals, and Bonabardlers, on Monday, the 13th March next. . The Gunners, Mattresses, Drivers, and Horse Bri`ad►, from A to 14, on Tresder, the i 4th of March; and Those (roma so Z ea Thursday. tat 10th Maw. .Stich of the above Pensioners who Nay be Incapable al per sonal attendant* at either of the foregoing places, from bodily or mental infirmities, are hereby required to transmit a certificate of that fact from the Ministeri and Churchwardens of the Pa rishes in which they reside, together with their discharge, or other docaments ander which they receive their pension. The letter to be addressed " To William Lees, Esq. Tower," under cover " To the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, Lob dos," matted oa the back, " Certificate, &c. for Ordnance Pensloaers." The letter to be forwarded so that the same may he received on or before the day stated foe the appearance of the Pensioner. And the aforesaid Pensioners are &dyed partitularly to notice that if they do not personally attend, or transmit the required certificate In proof of their inability to appear ad the furego!ng places, on the dates and in the manner specified, they Will be considered as dead, or otherwise provided fur, and their names struck off the List accordingly. _ _ _ By Order of tht Baird, R. H. CRAW, See. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Akre." 13, 1113. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of EIS MA. JASTrs ORDNANCE a herds give N0t..., That Psbposals will be received at their Once in Pa fl-Map, on or before FRIDAY, the 10th day of March nest, from such Personas may be willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE for rfit ORDNANCE HORSES stationed in the following Dia trictsito be delivered at the espense of the Contractor, vis. NORTH BRITAIN NORTHERN EASTERN, each:sive of WARLEY SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM . - ISLE of WESTERN SOUTH WEST, Including Puft. WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH WOOLWICH, with its Deptudenciee, WARLEY and CHATHAM WEEDON, Northomptbdidttre, For a period of Six Month. from the let of April aut. . The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and dean. without any mix.' Lure of Foxy of Mowburnt Oats, sad meet net weigh less than pOunds per Winchester bushel ; the Hay to be sweet and diy, and delivered in trusses of s 6 lb. weight. The Straw to be good, deeps and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in trusses of 56 lb. weight. Tie jaliei to Si Paid for the respeedvoquaiddes of each Ar ticle tibia may be delivered, at the fullrilng rates, For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupobe weight For the'Hay at pee hundred and twelve poands. For the straw at. per hoicked and elides pounds. The . Proposals may be deileeted separately or jointly for two or mores et the said Markt% and it is espectsd that the Con. tractor shell read** ebb Stable Doug, which, duties the pried , of his Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the lame efter the rate of • pet bore per week. Farther particulars may be known epoh appilesiloh td the bikers commanding the Royal Artillery Itl iath Diorite, did aloe at the Seca/arra 011ee lit Pell-stal4 - eteiee44, wry dii, between the hours of ten and Mee &chiefs; *Siete' Si sal, must be delivered sealed up aild etld, 61 1140eilib for F o ra ge ;" bet Po proposals can be satultted die chi said itieg March, at twelve o'clock it also .of chi Wii diy, nehlkei nip boy Tender be noticed . ueleu the Pasty nuking it; or eat ywi ha his behalf. shall' attend. Jiy Otter of the . nowt. A. 4116+;.ia.. 1 4 • SALES BY AUCTION. OIA BOXES, KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. By Mr. ROBINS, Atllarraway's, oo Tut.snAr, the getis instant, at Twelve, in Two Lots, rri IWO OPERA BOXES, situate in a principil A. part of the King's Theatre, oe the Prince's Side, for Free- Admission by Tickets, fur Sir Per , ons each, held on Leas for an unexpired tents of about eleven years, at a pepper-corn Rent, P of which immediat e osseuloe may be had. Particular) may be had at the Subscription Houses, St. lames's street ; of Messrs. Brundret, Low ten, and Spluks, Solicitors, Temple; at Garraway' ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldssweqtease. , ' • MAY-FAIR. 'ELIGUILE COMPACT RESIDENCE,WITI4 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. —By Mr. ROBINS, : At Garalway's Coffee-house, 'Change alley, Coruhill, on Tugs na v February 28. IN'S, at '1 weive o'Clock, VERY' Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE; comprising a compact Dwelling•house, the property and late haidenee of a NOBLEMAN ; desirably situate No 6, Cur zon -street, May Fair, and adapted for the ac 'dation of,and lit for theinunsdiate reception of a small genteel Lumly, or a single Gentleman; containing, on the Upper Storey, four Bed rooms; Esmond Floor, two excellent Bed-chambers and a Ore's ,ing-roont; Fit st Ficior,a commodious Drawing-room, handsomely fitted up, Anti-mom adjoining, and a Bed-chamber; Olt the •Ground Floor, Entrance.hall, a god Dining-parlour, Breakfast ,room. Gentle man's Dressing-room & c.; in the Basement are 'appropriate Office, Wine, Coal, a nd Beer Cellars, &c. t •I'o be viewed by Tickets. l'artleulars may be bad on the Pre tads., at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-ureet, iQoWen-square; of whom rickets for viewing may be had. MI DDLESEX.-Fli El.t HOLDS. :The CL ARE-MARK E ESTATES, consisting of the prin . cipal PAR rof the MARKS With the MARKET-HOUSE, and different EREC PIONS, about TWELVE DWELLING:- HOUSES, WORK:IHOPS, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Ttlcsomr, nubruary 28, 1815, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, THE REMAINING PART of the valuable and J. very improvable FREEH9LD ESTATES, comprising the principal pan of CLARE-MARKET, in the Marl* of St. Cl ement's Danes, Strand, in the County of Middlesex, with the MAI. err and SLAUGU raa-Hoviss, several SIIIOPS, STALLS, Sti ens, and various Erections, which will be divided into Lots. Sundry eligible Mos LIN o- Ho ons,situate in Duke.street,Sliellield-street, Bear-yard,Clare-street,stanhope street, Holles-street,Half Moon • court, and other HOUSES, in possession and on Lease to Messrs. Rnyle, Cullum, Dowlman, Campbell, Bennett, ltogrrs, and others, all respectable Tenants, at low Reins capable, at the ex piration of the Leases of a very considerable increase. May be viewed by leave of the different 'reliant', and by ap plying to Mr. Nurse, Surveyor, Houghtou-street, Clare Market. 01 whom particulars may be had; at the Jolly Butchers, Gil bert -street; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitor*, Salisbury. square ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. RUSSELL-SQUARE. Capital FAMILY MANSION, with excellent Offices, Coach house, and Staples.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Cutaway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhfil, on Fe as ow r , the lath of February, I 815 , at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY tligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE; Comprising a SPACIOUS kLEGAN r MA NS lON, ceeminedimisiy planned, adapted fur the accommodition of a Gentleman's Family, and handsomely fitted up, containing on the Upper Storey, five Sleeping Rooms, Closet, and House maid's Closet with Sink; Second Floor, two spacious Bed chambers &large Stere-room, two Dressing-rooms, each capa bleof Yang used as Bed-chambers; First Hoar, two spacious, noble lofty Drawing-rooms communicating by fol ding doors, ele gaudy fitted up, windows to the floor opening to a balcony; a Lady's Morning-room and Anti-rw,m, form ng a very tette:lye Suited Apartments, appropriate for a numerous assemblage; Ground Floor, Eutrance Hall, Vestibule or Inner Hall, with an excellent Stone Staircase, a capital Eating Parlour, Library, Gen. dawn's Morning-room. Water-closet„ : &e.; .in the Aliment are appropriate Offices of all descriptions, detached Kitchen, Wadolsouse, Laundry, ece ; excellent Cellars and Vaults, open Yard and Areas, and a hree-stall Stable and Coach-house adjoining. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the premises; of Mrssrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Salisbury square; at Gatraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick•street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. SPACIOWS FAMILY RESIDENCE, QUEEN'S-SQUARE, BLOOMSBURY, with EXCELLEN r OFFICES, OPEN GARDEN, communicating with DEVONSHIRE-STREET, and . Coach-house and Stable in Ormond Mews, with Imme diate Puncasiun. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gwraway's Coffee-House, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, on Tues. A dai k ttetirdt ; Twclveo' o , comprising elk a spacious eligible Family Retidenee commodiously man. ged and adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Fa mily, situate No. 40, on the South Side of Qeeen's-pure, Bloomsbury, containing, on the Upper Storey, three good sierphlg rooms ; On fire Second Floor, three eseellent Bed-chambers and dre.sing-room. On the first floor two capital lefty thawing-rooms communicatingby folding doors, and a boudoir; on the ground floor spacious Entrance-haU and roomy Staircase, excellent Dining-par lOisr, Breakfast Roam and Closet, Water Closet, &c.; Basement Wand= excellent Offices, Wine Cellar, &c. ' • open Area in front with detached Wash-house and Vault for Coals, ikc. At the laack of the House, a large open Garden; communicating with Detionshireiteret, affording ample scope to erect Oilers, which Would render the Premises highly commodious and v.duable for any ProfessiOnal purpose. 'A Coach-house and Stable in Ormond Mews. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Pre mises; of Messrs. Strong, Still„ and Strong, Lincoln's ion; at Cierraway's ; and of. Mr. Robins, Warwklmixeet, Ooidea *N of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. GRAF I'ISN-STitEET, .11014 D-8 TRE Kt. Capital, Spacious, and Substantial Brick built RESIDENCE, withh OFFIC.E4, CICIACE!-HOUSE; STABLE, Sr..' with early Possession. By Mi. ROBINS, At Garraw.ay'sp on Tv &deny, February 08, at Twelve o'Clocki AVEItY Desiritbk LEASEHOLD ESTATE, renewable fbr ever at a Fine certain,, comprising a• Capi tal and Substantial well-bath FAMILY MANSION, adapted for ibk accommodation of a Nobleman; or Family of Distinction: The PROPERTY of a GENTLEMAN, The Apartments are well arranged and 'abdomen fitted op; containing, an tha Upper Sauey, Ave good Sleeping-rooms; on this Second Storey, threencellent Bed-chambers papered, a Wa ter-closet, and Flotaettiald's-closbe; on the First Flour, In front, an twa capital Drawintrowns, coinminicating by fabling dows, dewily fitted up, a spacious Landing, Anti-roosn, kad ing to a noble Library, in an unique and elegant style of &Tali tecturei Monet Floor, Eiltrance-hoU, Vestibule or Inner-hap, Gentleman's Morning-rooni, excelleat Dining-parlour and Oa set, a Ile&choniber. Dressing-risoni, and Vrater-closet; a noble those Saimaa se4t 6 Wrought neon Mbar re and ow' the Lower Stork*, Houeekeepeeectiern, Ilernats' ibtler's Pantry Without Isulliiry. Larders, Wine gal Watt, a stone Sulam detached, an eight-nall Stable, 1* the Carriages. Loft and Rooms over, Wash-house, lAII4/04 4 - - * To be alaliod . by 'Mika. • particulars stay be bad an the iireodaar; Of . Moors. Ilsoboas and Alban; Solicitors. Lincoln's leo ; Ilonodale,Solicltor Torewhksedtturtrest ; nod of CirtresaWorick-mrsel• doldosiguare, of orisons Tiakets bobad. - PRICE STXPENCSeHALWPIINNY. SALES BY AUCTION. A REVULSION IN MS onvruNIKENT FUNDS ON AN ADVANCI:I) 10E. By Mr. 5t..131 - r, On Friday, id Mardi, at Twelve-o'Clotk, it the Mart, A VALUABLE REVERSION to Three Thou ' 1 sand Seven Hundred and Fifty Pounds four per Cent. Bank Annuities, being the Moiety if .nr.suo, to which the pur chaser will become entitled nit the deceasc of a married Gem le man Its Ids tillth year, and which sum can only be diminished by an event extremely unlikely to happen. The Stuck It vered by Will In the names of Executors of established respectability, forming a desirable Reversion. Particulars at the Office of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge•street ; and at the Mart. HIGHGATE ARCHWAY and KEN' Hill TOWN JUNC TION ROAD, CHELSEA and GRAND JUNCTIJN WATER-WORKS, SOUTH NARK BRIDGF.. RICH MOND VESTRY BOND, and HOPE AS.I3RANCE SHARES.—By Mr. SCO TS, On Friday. 3d a March, at Tw l e &Clock, at the Matt, HIGHGATE ARCHWAY, Fifty Shares, an improving Concern; Archway and Kentish Town Junction Road, 20 Shares,a Dividend of ,S 5 per Cott. has been paid; Chalets Water:Works, 10 Shares. dividing 121. per Share per annum; Grand 1 1 iFICti011 Water-Works, Southwark Bridge, Hops As surance Shares, and a Richmond Vestry £too Bond, bearing 4 per Cent. Interes , . Pat tictliars at the Mart; atul of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge. street. NAVIGABLE CANAL, SURREY and ME43THAM RAIL. WAY, IMPERIAL ASSURANCE LOND3N and RUS SELL INSTI I U PION, and DRURY-LANE THEATRE SHARES..--By Mr. SCO _ _ On Friday, Sd of March, at Twelve o'Clncic, at ;he Msrt, by order of the Executors of the late Jo II N 13A 4 N A, E.,q. CRAND UNION CANAL, Ten Shares ; Ken. net and Avon, 20 Shares ; Wry and Arun, five Sham; Surrey Ratlway,three Shares : Merstham i agree Shares; Impe rial Assurance, seven Shares; London I nstitution, one Share; Russell Institution, one Share; Drury-Ltue l'heatre, one New Share. Partkalats at the New Hotel, Biratinghatn; at Hatchetes Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the Matt; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Badge street, London. HR.REFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY ALIO PION. At the Swan Inn, luthe town of Ross, some time In the month of March nett, THE MANORS of ROSS BOROUGH and ROSS FOREIGN, in the counts. of licrefar.l, with the Tolls, Fine!, Quitrents, lights, Royal te.s, Ana Appurtenances thereto belonging. Also a mot desirable Farnt and Water Mill, adjoining the town of Ross, called Chessmen Farm. A very valuable Stack of Corn Mlfla, situate in the town, sailed Ross Town Mats, with great command of water fur the same. '1 he Revendon of Rou Water Works, and other premises, subject to a lease fur a short term. And several parcels of very rich Meadow Land, situate in the parish df Ross, and within a convenient distance of the town. Further puticulari, with the day of sale, will be advertised in future papers; and in the mean time application may be made (if by letter, post-paid) to Messrs. Lloyd, dolicitors, Ludlow; or to Mr. Davis, Horningsham, sear Waruguater, Wilts. Jam►aer M s lilt s. A LE (TER,. To Dr. Peat.t.ses EA DT, 5. Gerranl-street, Soho, London. Weymouth, January s., 1815. SIR -I have peculiar pleasure in communicating to you, that after taking the third Bottle of your KiI'ANIC ESSENCE, I am almost imperceptibly ani miraculously restored to health, which I have burn in sttarch of without avail for two years, although I have consulted Medical Men of the first ability. was unable to retain any fox!, and compelled to the use of crotchet. If you choose to glee publicity to this, you have my free unction, which 1 trust will be of service to the cummuni.y u lerge.-.-1 remain, Sir, your very obliged anti humble servant, JAMES HARRISON. The BOTANIC ESSENCE Is sold by the Proprietor, 5, Cer rard•street, Soho, in bunks of ea. 64. and I Is. each, or As sera I beetles may be bad in one bottle for 22.5. For further awthenti. cated Cases see the Thorn among ItOseii, price ft.6d. sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Psteruoster•row, and of all Bosk sellers in the Uuited Kingdom. HUDSON'S HUILE DIVINE ; or CULPEP PER'S SPECIFIC, for the GROW ni of the HAIR, pre prred from a Recipe of the famous Botanist Culpepper, and re commended by Drs. Hunter, Crulkshank, and several eminent Physicians. • his from experience alone that an adequate idea can be obtain ed of the superior excellence of the FILMIC DIVINE, it is,perbaps, the greatest beautifier, as well as the most nourishing article for the Hair ever invented; it makes it grow thick and long, pre vents Its falling off or turning grey, restores it when on the de• cline, thickens the I lair or Whiskers, 4e-brows, &c. and where the Head is actually bald, it will almost, without an es.ceptien„ restore the growth ; and as a proof that this quality Is peculiar to the Home theism, it has, in tionrrous cases, produced this effect, aster various otter articles bad been trie d for a length of time without success. See convincing testimonies In a I)isaertatiou on the Nature and Diseases of the Hair,inclosed with each bottle. Sold, by the appointment of the PrePrietors, by their Agent, No. 45. Gerrard-street, Sobo-square, London ; and by his fur ther appoluinentt by Messrs. Gatlie and Pierce, 57, New Bond street; Rfue, 65, Cheapdde; Davison and Son, 57, Fleet -street; 'fborn, 45, and Grange,lls, Olfurd-street ; Berry, 17, Greek street; and by most Perfumers, Hair-dresurs, and Medicine Venders in Town and Country. CMITIONe•-•As there is a counterfeit kind, observe the genuine Is signed .6 Hudson and Co." on the label, in real ink, sad tie word! " Hudson, Huile Divine for the Hair, 43, Gerard-street," Is engraved on the Bottle, and a Dissertation ea the Hair ea dosed within the over to eat* Beetle. TO MRS. JOHNSON. moss, HAVING seen in the different newspapers several eltraordiesty cases of the good effects of the SOTI'HING SYli bas had on infants during denution, has emboldened me to send the case of my tittle girl, which, I chink, after toy mother has read, will never be whhout the Syrup, a, soon as they !lad their children are teething. Mite is a miracle, when you think of a seven month thlld, burn with A-a, and was 'ream weeks before she had Strength to cry, you, my dear Madam, mist be sure, when she began to cut her. teeth, what she must offer snake it to say, she was nearly two years old before she had any; during that time shewas dreadfully convulsed. When my hus band bought the first bottle, she was not elpected to liv e t h e d ay through, bet no sooner was her gum. rubbed, than we perceiv e d her to be easier, and all her teeth CAUIC without any mute Sta. I am, Madam, your's respectfully, C. SMII'H. !an. 9, I t 5.--No. tr, Windsor court, Strand, • To be !tad of . the Proptietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Nevernan-street, Otford-street; aed by.their appointment, of Newiwty, St. Paul's Churell-yard, arid Dame•street, Du blin; Earthy, Fleet market; Dicey and button, Bow Churets-yard ; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paurociturch, yard ; Butler, 4, Cbeapeide ; leant, Lonviene, Smithfield ; and by all the principal Meditiort Venders in min and country, at Vs. 90. a bottle. Csadom—Bs ?ure to ask tor wlabasoo and WOilarne, dean Soosillog Sgrap," as there are severaiscres eons. N. B. Mrs. I ohiwou retirees the Infant as usual, at bet house, et errreesday . olid Saturday morning, frets nine to ten o'sloplt, by bringing a letter from a respectabh housekeeper, to sandy that *q are real *juts of 'herby. 4 e.