Star. — London, England, 1825-09-01 00:00:00

. . . :.. . • 4.: NLIMBEIL 12,1 cTirr a Acir FOR supply DIG PROVISIONS. CONVICTS ON DOAILD HULK& London, August faUCil PERSONS as are desirous of :coiner' 17 the Superintendent of Convicts, to surply BREAT CHEESE, BA RLEY:IIATMEAL,SALT, and BEI Vie of Convicts on board Hulks amPortinuuiih,iroolvet, ass, and Chatham, may receive Particulars of the Conti , p hi to the Superintendent of 'Convicts; Nez is s r ata ce, and onboard the several Hulks, and deliver thrlt et the Cetuntissariat (Ace, Treasury Charribrs; sealed meted to the Superintendent of Cooviets, titulary theret per to furnish Supplies for Convicts r on or before Tsui 15 t h September, but none will be received after Twelve onthat Day; nor wilt any Proposal be noticed, unless annexed to a printed Particular, and the -Prices inserted ... at letrth ; nor tittles. a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal, by 1',%0 Persontef known. Property, engaging to become bound with the Party tenderinuinithe Sum expressed in the Par. ticulais, for the due Performance- of the Contract.- •• • • ricrudIZEICG-9,E,FICA 4:ie r sa 4 825 * TUE COMALISSiOIV4Ri ;for VICTV:ri L.6plG kis mdastrs Tliat or Inuasaar. Hse72 . 4dAeptentbor not, they will b. venal to teceive Tenders in writint, (sealed up) and treat for the supply If tli:e Hundred and 'lnk); Tisutmind Galtirat of West India It UM. one of NC . * Pa* skraNa: ItAlsms, , Uct Ifundrtel Taos ill . V4COAPQ thc produce e r t ag Wost 2od.ts , . • • . fifty Tons of COCOA,' • Tu cal , Tuns of LUITTEIt e and racatT Tons ee z ~. • • To be delivere4 lima his Majesty's Victuallint , &tires, at Dept ford, otle-balf of the Bum, ltai acs/ Sukar, by the 15th October, and the reinkuler, together whole 9f the other Attides, oa or before the 30th October pet. . • Samtlea of the litisins, Sugar, andTicea,sf oarless than tLice pounds wtitht each, must be produced with tlitt feiders: The Cetuitiena of the Ceiltracts ni:ly be sons at this 9Xrce • • Kids Ten.l( r r , IN! N:LZify the price ilk words at I;ngth, and be e-7:,vrred I:e.cre One is'e!o:k on the day.appointid ; and the Parson mrs.; gnakel- , .! , e Touter, or some Person on his behalf, tuns: atread to answer w ben c.:14 tot. • • inarizz tzzrro.S). - F/CTITILL/NG 011715,4"- . 3C41 iftqust t 1325. 1 , 1 THE COMM/SS/O.VCils vit'sLIALLIA kis MAJESTY'S NAVY 4. do hereby give weird; That on TOPISDAY, the 27:1454trubdr,.i82.5,thei.vfill be toady r ,,4 :ive TchkieriAawritiug (a. 4111.1 up) and treat for• the fo!holiehut aAicles, to be 4.litered into his Majesty's Victuullint Storn i hi . 2 Dartford, tin or before the 30th October nest; viz. • ? Or.e Huladted and Fifty Bags of Kentish LIQP.S, the growth of Ile Yew Iss&. : Thirty Tema WOW& Ural TO,BAcCei": i Thirty Toof ItgrTLBII eel e youippt e tsit#l Tirolhmeand Quarters of r ,:b4s4-04.0), eteel Two Thousand Sacks of BISCUIT MEA.I4 and / Eight Hundred Sacks of Kiln Dried uousano.Lp .Fl.9int r Samples of the Hops and Peas must be prOduced with .the Tenders, the litter of 'not less than Three Quarts fads. - . The Conditions a the Contracts, anti also `sample old* SON, to be agreed for, may be seen at this ©Teo." ' • Each Tender trust tecify thq price ‘o6lll'at tength, 4nd.bo aliserid before One o'Clock pn the'day tolielit;di and the Perms Tito makes the Tender, or sonte"PrroOn Whiff, mod attend To answer wben called fors at mazzie curtrX viewed six dayspreviutts to the. Salk, nut Cataloger had 'm the l'remise . i; at the Chequers, Braqop ; . Dukes !had, Lynn; Norfolk Rotel, Noriviehl Angel, Bury; Bell, - Thetfortl ; Ruo.liid Arms. NewiP4k.c*: italw.end Ctowis. Wisbisact ; 211 nop, 'Cambridge; Blue, Bell, Leicester; Angel, Noethanipton ; Bed ford Aron, IlLittfell; Sod' tit ffir. U act. 6.4 'O'idTrest-street, Royal 44. 112 6 - : • i r ei7 • • , • , ; eit• • • VlintfraLD Esth`ris,•' • rise City of , Londeers end'rthe Count" of ',VT at LOW RENTS,. amounting to 11V8 lIIJN/YEED "itittp i rprtty:lia POUNDS ••• • I.git Az4xttAi,• • . •••• •. • • TO at SOLD SY AUCTIOS, 2 "-la " • : . . : - M4 . .11060 Altr,: ii t : At the Nut, ou 'frumps!, the 29th•Gr.Septentber( At Twelve q'Cluck, . • IN- FOUR LOTS. , .41r 1. A VALUABLE and • VERY ELIGIBLE. 41. A. FR REIIO!..D ESTATE, consisting of us, exael-: lent Sibuantiat BOILT D . WELLIN G-HOUSE, in a saw dvsleablesitubsiecufbt business, No. • st), on the North'ilife of Duck lersbury, Cheapside ; °is Lease for almost Tretenty'Nearsom eipired.ot the remirkably low rent of £l2O per Annum, and in the occupation of 'John James, Esq. ' . . Lot 2. As vligibleslFREEHOI.D ESTATE, kotexPrfing two Brick built Dwelling - houses (formerly unc), situ** No. 74, , Golden. laite; occu pyi n g a Plot of Ground Twzn:tnine (let .111 ,inyjaes in • Front, by a depth of about. Seventy-lire feet, on Lease to Mr. Isaac :',..nders, for about Twenty-live tears Arsexpired, at a low , -rent of .C 45 petAnhoes., . . . Lir 3. A FREEHOLD Brick built DWELLING-HODSE, i ✓ situate. Ne. 2, • pfujewass2s..* Dale); .41 tease — Hi lir. Thnmas•Frids, for shout Nisctees:Yesie unexpired, at of .ets.por Annum, , f - I t• •: •• • • ' •••' LOT .t. A valturble tiIIEIIIOLD -ESTATE, .iondetint of an excellent 13rick built:Residence, 'sat eligibtr tu a uf; Mt' S:bietke Vest eisle . e( :Villiers'-streets Shand; orr. Lease to' h: Mabel llcpcy Scandenmayer, foe about Seventeen Trattpuesti_rtikal.a low clitaxAvat of sess per Annum. • : • • • •• • . The Premises nsarbe viewed, b.y lesmessEcbt rispeidielbfititts. *ld Particulars had of Messes. Niud and Cotterill. Sdieltori,pe, osta9F.egrritres it. die. Matt ; aid et •Git, Old 13! oad street, Royal Exchange. . ,~ ...- • • -1 ; 11BRI10RDS1111E. •• ."" • NII , A RUC AST= with the PA IL syootipt.thath , ium • —kltY i c bieehir Sri ,riesencir&; E 'sated . - 91:0E MUNSIV Pfanred*hli grearialoe, and a ` _ __ , d fey Ore gioililt of ', b'..'. . i• •• • T wit : _ _ wrath of the Timber and-Gropphie now aranding, snap be Cut within Veriarll st Tlaceelr*l t atitbp ilipatttiuse leaving as amplerSaneit to 616. .• , it ~t •• : ' e - . • • :.1 ,• ' '' Alio; Ihe tegiabakpf the anirjclit . CA ST lA, of:PEN*A KO, sod 4 4 LAWN FAlPLAittespot;e of. the ..Woods i eemalging abbut • •• , . . SEVENTY-11Y ACRES, • . : . ,--* 7 tii. ili‘ar t k 4e for * the t.rScikin of.ii.'higniions tallimelding mast — *drul iiwi of the 'vriedings of the Meer Wye. with .the. M. 1 Wits liUlrina the distencevand , surteuudadhp good Reade i -in a plc tirearrie Country, about Three miles from gotaddels Ceaski,wlthid ' Tiro Wiese( the Town of Eppe l its theparhihesof fteskaad W a i te d . %Mali ?inflict: ' l'fiel - 51111-Coach - froin Londotitta. Hereford passes, the Estate., ~. . . . The Estate may be;tejlitirir application . to . John 'Harris - the 'lfOrdocliiiird,. it the eastle. ; and'Pariltulars,had of Meisrs Tore s and James, Solicitors, Rewrittar, 'Gloucestershire ; King's Has . Rims ; Here', Hereford ; Beaufort Aims, Monmouth; King's Hes and Bell, Gloucester . ; Plough, Cheltenham ; York Hotel, Bith 1 Nadi, and Whiti Lion.-134isrol i'of - Mesers: Vitard'and Blower, So-, licitors, 51, Lincoln's Inn F*lds; at.the Mart; aid of Mr. Hog gart, 62, Old Broad-stieet, Royal Eieliinge: . • .'`. • . • • WOOD GREEN, CHESHUNT, HERTS. ' VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATEft,consisting of DWEL LING HOUSES,COTTAGES* and RICH . MEADOW' LAND, together urearils of • ONE HUNDRED ANE TfWENTYSEVEN Agron . , • Producing - slow/ Rental of a ut roar Hundred Pouudi per Axle • • TO BCa. SOLD BY AUCTION, • By.• Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on THURSDAY, October 13, at Twelve eahiik, . • IN' BIGHT LO rs, . Lor .1. A DESIRABLE .FREEHOLD ESTATE; consisting' of an est:client Residence, with Met!, Pleasure•Gromnds Garden, Fermi-yard, and Outbuildings, Gar- Slinefs House, and eneellimo Stabling- fur Eight Horses; together with sundry - Indoors, of capital Meadow and Wood Lan d Tithe Free, and containing together 35 A. .1 a. 9 r., beautifully - vine; unmated withTinsbarcin the occupation of Jiihn Cleinertson En. whose Lease willospire the Ist of November, 1826;it a ley; rent of One Hundred and Fifty. Poondsper Annum.' L0y.2... 4. compact ant k very FARM, with ia good Farm House and Outbuildings, Cottages, Garden, Chrelihrd, and several inclosares of rich Pasture Lind', containing 44 a 4 taw. 14 r. offering beautiful sites for the erection of Villas. in the ewe: pation of Mr. Thurgate, and a 'Mail part ict to Mr. Sutith, at rents amounting to One Hundred and Fifty Pounds per Annum. Lors 3 and 4. Sundry COTTA OP, with Gardens, Orchards, and Meadow Land, about - Eight Acres, in the occupation of. Messrs. Welsh, Thurgate, Crawley, and 1171‘ey; at rents, amounting to Twenty-nine Pounds per Annum. Loy 5. A FARM HOUSE, with. Barn,' and' about Seventeen Acres of Meadow Land, in the occinpitkin Tails -Rev. Mr. Mayo, l Mrs..Wacket r and William .Noy; at- eons asnemling torForty-ansr' Pounds Four Shillihs per. Annum. • • ; •, LOTS 6 and '7. A goal FA ICM HOUSE, situ ate in Hammond's 'Peet, with Barn, OntShildirigs Gardelf, crchard. and Five In- Wanes - of Meadow* kand,edgetier about Eleven - Acres, in the oc %patina of Mrsc..,Weolteteat the yetis low, rent of Eighteen Pomade tar Annum, but of the value of Thirty-five LOT lt. CotTAG E and MEADOW upon rho Common, aborting opted threvitad;iirlbe odebpatlon of Mr. Naples, at Four Pounds'Ntticteen Shelingdper•Acintitts. ' • The Estates may issz lieu fed au application to the respective .Tenants, amt Particulars had at the Crown Inn, Chesbuot; the Cock, Wllthliiii Abbey; of Messrs. Freshfield, Kaye, and F re sh_ deld,'Siolicittor'se NewMaok-buildlngy; it' the Mart ; and of Mr. iloggarr, b 2, Old Broad•street, Royal Uchnoge,. where' a flan may be seen. -• • ' , This day was piabl . hitidelp 12pao. Kier CI. boards, THE COJICHOLOGISr,§, cc) m PANION ; row prising the 466th/cu . and Conot t i-nctions of restackoui At t . ‘ , 'Mich a Gootiot Skattivet• *had. 41tianailett TrehhatilitiLl Celaile 4 . S . ll r Vi r Cat l i t iat :4 , 4 IKttiriPon,•' • 41y the Atitleqr of "Select Female ViegralOP7 l F, • • y t te same Author, Wonder/ the Vegetable Kingdom Displayed. —Seeond tion,lutop, et. boards. • ; • • .Drinted•for Geo. B. WidttalUr,- Ave >L. ria.Lue. • - ' . • • 4./AASBtIOW, =TOES, t; • LOSIIR. SLOANE-STREET and LOVV I S I E oHORGE stRart CHELSEA; and . Poi EA tta,.4o . w,- rear the tiOSPITAL:ET. PANCRAS * irtidscitit z nearly PWVAY-FlVlCrptiNas PER ANNUM. TO 88 . SOLD SOLD SY MICTION, . , 11y Mr. ROBIb . TS . ; (Of Warwlck,House„ Regent-streetj OarraWarsearne-House, _ 9a Toesmui, September 8, 1825, at Twc l*e ' Der Order of the • Eincoitosa of a Gatestsatast. deceased, IN TWO LOTS, • LOT I.VALUABLE LEASEL- lOU ESTA.TtS, predacious Net Animal 'ProSt Itenro7 neaily . THIRTY-SIGHT POUNDS ANNUM, 'mini. out of i Derelliag• House, N 0.7, Lower Slaana-street; •and Pour Dwelling-Houses In Lower Geoege••strett, Chelsea, in Naha of Mr. Tailage; Surgeon; Mr. Odder, mid others, - Nelda too Cottages, sad Gardens: in the reap . : the whole Let to Mr. Spittle and )Ir. Latter, for a term of pears, which wiltetples al lady-day s 1866, and held for the same term, at a low Ground- Lo= LA CITTA.GS, with Gallatin front, situate in Pa radile-row, sit the back of die Hospital, St: Nacre', in the osiaw's pedal of Mrs. Waterines s Tenant from year to year;. sea rest of #2lO per. Annum; held en Leas* for Forty-seven and a half Years, front hlichaeltsses,l72,, at a Groind Rent of La per Ammo. Lot 1 may be viewed, by applying to :Mr. Spittle, C..ibinet 'l.6vrer George-street, Chelsea; Lot 2, by appl ying toltbe Tenant s -of whoa Particulars may be had; at Garraway's ; and of . Mr. Rplinuo, 3,70, Regent-street., • I . # r • 13V EVOS A Y RAS. 't '.. . BUENOS AYRES, MAY tr. By-the Courier we learn that Monte V,deo remains in the sense state as by former accounts. The Maim holds it, With his $OO men. Lavalleja had ena•ched•with 1,000 men, to attack Glenvral Baretto, ne.ir Uruguay. During the Sescien of the 9:h instant, the :42zecuti v e addressed the following Note to Congress as a matter of great. urgency :--, $r Buenos Ayres, 9th May, IMIS. .4: A war has comtnence3 is the eastern part of the provinces of Rio: de La .Plata; this event, together with the nature of the conflict, makes it necessary that the Exe';utive should be prepared for the conse quences it may produce, and which threaten as well the tranquillity of the State as the security of its fron tiers. For this reason we think it c.f the.greatest lm. portant, to mike an . addition to the military force ,of Uruguay of a sufficient number of troops. To ac complish this object the present situation of the coun try demands, in thisinstaace, the co-operati , n of Con gress, in order that the several provinces of the Union m:ty be induced to send the troops that can be 'pared from the service of the interior, placing them at the dis -41 Rosition of the Executive. - •• • • Tile Retentive expects that the lieeolutiona of Congress , on a :inner of nth importance to the nation, will have the niubt decided they may .all r" tniailtp plate •t Its., wanted for elm s that enn sent tia —JCS. S. The recruits that may be had will be considered as ntaking pan Of the standing army, agreeably to a law rimed for its formulae. 6. The Chief or Chiefs under whose charge the Szerrittre *ill , glace. this military. force shall not 'interfere with die hateful' governmeor of the pro,ince of Roue Rag or any odic., where the aiffty May be stationed ; and 'hyoid the said' Chief or Chiefs Wish 'airy assislince, it is tole obtaint:d ct e'...-Luih :hJ Goecromeit of the previncrh . . ' . Rtr.tlfe preveut, 'sad until Moves% lan.,attettd sq. the' Inca sal*itobe taken for the nilotetiaue:. of 'lb, troops, tfie'gintfre la authorized to request the Legislature ppr proirksitit'ele ftenias 'Atria" to.aibi.toce the funds th ? t are bd irp eusably nssasiary to carry intp.effect theie preasing measures. H4l' /'1... . . the Philadelphia Gaseite, spexking of tberecogni,- tion of American independenc;, says, 8.! Ai' the' inde; pendetice of only part of the island ,appgys:to r haie been iccognised. we must not he surprised if we shottly hear of the:Spanish part-being ocrcupied . bit the French forges." • . • We maybe at (ault, in our - history 1 btit'we ways stippqsed tliat the whole island was •deplary.d its 7 dependent of both gaao F e,and Spijn in 1801 ; that the Sponih have had no pars, of ale Wand since the occu• . pation of it by the English , in. 1799; ?end that since tWe death of Cluisiophe and Pet n, cite Spanish and.ltench parts of the ;island` halt! Men -United- (Shan, ilist..Ocie vernment oF . l3oyer. i Ikitiisb4-carrect. and .we believe it to be so, We can see no stecessity foie " the' Spanish part being oieupied oy Feenrch ti,pope." .Thrfact Way is, that the French have reli.r.quished their itght to.the part to wen ch they .had C1.414a they . eould.not ,silt that which never' belongel to thern.* But that the correft ! nest tithe retPtt.:—.ttippo.itt:i thtat Hayti Would. not bg able to pay-it.t/thers thitiirthat the'Goiernment' wilt be able to. pay it midi ease, and that. the saving of the expense of armies and fortifications, heretoferetnekes-, sarily kept uNfordelence against apprehended atSacks. :from Fratiee,. will of - itself nearly satisfy the demand, , . 'Tare consequeneet Of this recognition ate yet in ern- . beyo,lnor can thee) be predicted. • To enjoy theadian tages of trade with' llagti, it will 'be necessary for all' governments to follow the example of Ranee, and re; cognize its independence. A contrary conrse will.shut the porti of Hayti . again.st the . M, incl. a. natural iti'd pet., petual enmity w.ll be die cortsequedce.: TO reeitize , ilvindependerice, and, Catiseqtently; tto orierrtheir ports to-free and reciprocal' intercourse, we'uld , sebleet some' natiw to inconveniences which:are:justly anticipant& with cif ead., ,Two courses, ten, are offered to the Asa... tions- - -to recognize the itnrepgndence Pf Hayti , sad . - brave the consequences to you' selVei; refuse in . to ,do, and lose the trade; and matt plrtethat enenifek of the klaytianeb--lhoove - . • •z ' szelygrsog ETWE TiD woorr-Ae•PßlliOlt..teLlt 1. ag Vt.:Lard arthe foreign merchants4with the exception of the Fieach,sibuhadgone the day before) waited upon the: Presidenr, to - c-ngratutate him and the country.— klisAtreeltency set med quite happy. In reply to our address-he stated--c'Elf it Hayti had at length Ordeal' at the possession.of its fondest hoges—the ackoowledg mentby Prance of its independence ; and would never forget.that for the atteinmni of this possession - it Was chi 8y indebted to the foreign oommerte now rept... suited before him. Tiret . Hayti was delighted to snake new Mends in trench emnmetce and . Frenchmen, but would bear always in.'raind her old ones. That le' hoped the acknowledgment of Haytiatsindtpeudence by France would be followed!), that of ourrespective verittnen. ts; but that even should. it prove otherwise, as lobs as we chose to remain, otiose frienda at home, choose to continue sending theirprOperty here,. we should never have reason to regret our coofidencejor,thit be and his Government would do for us as they *tar bad , done.' No publication of the treaty has yettaltso place. The amount of indemnification is, stated to 4.50 mai lions of dollars. French goods, tioiti French porta l in. French bottoms, for five years to pay only" six per cent. liimport duties, while all oil er nations pay.twelee; :rec d s ome concession to Freachtnen,es to civil rights, sot to • the extent, however, pf owning houses or • lands.' The advantage of six per cent. granted to the French is im. , ° Ft)f t d oties,will hardly enable them to confect. with us in . cotton goods. At all events the present state of.th4ags likele to have a beneficial effect on Btitish.goods already iti this market. Much hoarded money will forthwith be put in circulation. Tonight we 'have a stand fete given by the President. The schooner Pearuaite .was dispatched on the Bth, at half past' nitc, P.M. with' the ic teliigence that the treaty !la.'. that dory been concluded.' ...' • . - -.77.•?•- : :.• - "-,irt-lllMPfiCrit. 4 14,7111: i ji ~ ,f, .....n .„ ~,,, , :,::::..5...z. ._,: .: ). . ;: * , .. i1. : :: :iit -0 ::t! -' •' - -..-•- - - - .‘' 2 i .- . • 41414.1411144j' - IF . • -li. :- 14. 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CLUTTERBUCK isill begih his AUTUMN t t re e er hope ; wi tis th at th it is wi si Tht ortellisive - Preptity:et J7/3: 'Niiv Esq. *hwell Tbite!neat -AA. r.outtsz of LRCTURILS ea die Theory and. Paietiee je ll w be lia loo e h linesen eil npon t c rsv illanit4 ery ere tipli sslnt s . illade ' ar4 t 3 Brandon, Suffolk, who his•iet his Estate,' ~ • .'' of Physic, Materia idedi es , and chemistry, on SarnanAy, October e ! Tile.•Execotive salute* the ReoreAentativls of the nation wait 30, 1825. ' . eting with •TO 'BE S Oth BY !AUCTION, the Ist; at Tea WM& le the hlikning, at the General Dispensary, resPeti• '' . " JUAN G Ri;.o ORI 0. DF: LAS I-IgnAS., - .. 4 MANUEL 30SR GANCtat:' • . . , .., . 1 p r. Nr .. H9G o ART, .. . _.. ',. , Aldeveyts4trelt, where farther partiealan way imbed. • - • • Havrhg seen the f,;regolni Note , the Congress, in its Sitting of On the Premises, Oil MONDAY September 12; and' following days, l'' •• . - -- • : 613 11 *,[4.5I f R or A tble T . , . At Bleven-far.Tsvelte**dbar priciatrif,•vrithout resereatian, TT . . with, Sheet THE . • . LIE well selectecl,sTO.ClC„ gomprising: st •PLOCK z •: , . , WAL TON'S AVM COTTON'S ANGLER. • . Military Cornrcittee ; •- . • - PRISM= ,l'aitt• • Art. 1. The Govirnment of pie ;Province of: 611111‘7101 is contracts a_ -L. of about ,-Five Kindred pure and highly bred ihrsea Down lms dal was . paldisSed,toost elegantly printed, in mkt' vols. royal authorised, as being provisiona ll y charged widelisigisenifettive 5, Lambeth lifiies;• 't.h ---.ette Ram o , - TsventY__-five 'Rain .1 • 11 gabal" . Two 'nun. "1: naps emlbetlidiedirlib Pour Eigrnvinguipalee:lts.lanirds, power, to see te the•dcfenee and secanky of tbe Sive.. siz4 it is recornesided 'to it particularly to. reinforce, For die preent, i e l t If e ) n d e n s deed and Forty Sbtatlings, laid Me Hundred Ewe and Nether I up and di. Lfrilis, Elotara Shirt tiosned - Ng comFLErg,Al4Gi t ra, 4.:,., Contemplative the military force cf•Urugnay, to be prepared for the.e.ents that imirove• d • :Durham Cows (several - btae's Reereation i. being a_Oiscoarse an Itivers,.Ssii Ponda t with Calvet.), Mika. Reifers,und -Stter h . blvd e llik r egy gr o in tbe 41, atui•Pkbleg. - L WAETON and C curron: . with may be produced by the war, whiclubas - cosionanced hs the - eaitern parts of Rio de la Plata. rein " Ten- Stack of. Chat-le a Cliiiipi.ln - , Esq ~. of Blythe • ; Thirty capital Sur- She* Lives of the Atitbors; an . ci• Notes, Historical { Ctiticil, and • - - P., To accomplish . this chip and in consideration , of its or. 11IntiDAY the fork mart I.l4eira, Marie; and ( c<; a Bay 11f..r6 and Gelding, Exi t lawt or y. . • gency and importance to the nation, ind3sntil ,jhe complete Grip ni- tire O'Cloch thin Fire Years,mearly thorough bred; and equal to high weight ; • • By Sir JOHN . G . A WKINS: —' sation of a stard:nt army, the Execntivg in the nude of Con. also tire Agrieuhttral . Implements, con•isting, of WajzokiSi. Cart% Chiswick : Printed by Wort: Whittingliam, foe Thmoss lreggi. i made on or tem will stir tio the zeal and pat . riesitets et the C °lents c,f ed in Words Ploozlis, Harrows,DrilliOg Mactiines; Horse Haas, Harness, Ate: , m eass id e; C. ch iep d, p a u ntni di ran d . j. A n d re w s , BenickstTert. -, f he - .oeveral pmvinces, that they may be urged to plane at its dis- Illty be viewed sin days ptevioits to' the . Sale, and Catalogaes • . ti ,„ . . .• , r ..„,....., : ~ , : ~ . . ,: ~ ... . p L osito . s t_ . sys:bnut any delay, • all the tcoopethat are not wanted for :li Proposal; bad on rive Premises ; at _the Chequers, Eraudop ; . pokes Hea d v., -_ positio su willntit any delay,• 111 the .troop that are not wan • ! the interior aerviee ..of the said proilueo. • 3. _Witlithe same view. the Covertinients of the pro:mint Off' be hilsited to assist Oil Extensive with a pah of diet. mil 11 •; stbertitta tbiltat of A . . t , did% . 'l. %h Jas' r awaits 4 t • t'p 1 41 1 ;0'4 4 • t • lop•ffeM .“41b tetra; ha - gide fia possible; all the reernits. tl . be procured,that they tttay be lasniediatigy 'detracted, and the &smilers. J. A ea r. Va'll/S, LP .11311 C II TRIM 11 W 11.1L•La 0 ll••rl W./ a rs, • • iir ... T .. . , ‘ ,,,,,.._. T . t ..., •N.a, • ProjealSstputse i Old 'bile); ;• . oil •Lelairte - "Mr. ; ..: .0) vf 6 x.fgAVl•P ll‘r+l'. l Pal.?Pek• 2 .... •-. src may oe at taw, m our nistory ; out we naa at& ways stippcised th'at ilie . whole island was • deFlaty.d in 7 as•Frith, for about Niockin'Yean ustespired, it S.ilitai 4 feist ONE-FOURTbir PART" 01-TiLE PPILCIIASP lifigEX. f". • • dependent of Ooth ii•ranFe,and spa,r . :1 • in 1801; that the • s..per Ammo, ~.., ,_,, .. •• • . • • -.. • • .•., . l. A viihrobie FiIdgEHOLD ESTATE, .itmdsting if an • .1%;;;Ist.. . Ire . us thaLroi _ petS ni)h have had so part. of ale Wand since the occu. . air Brick.built-.Resideoce, moat eligibly+ situate; Nee Csbittbp 5 1 ". s' _.__. i 1,7:5 11/ . c_l ( . ;TA 4. 11 : NG 4 1 9 41 . 81 11 *r r• ••. -..1 nation of it hy the English , hi 179 5 ; :mid that %foie tlity .sisle.o( ;Viliers'-atretti Strand; on Lease ta'• hie: SWAM • •St ?KfilTit 459.1 . eN4 pod LAALST ; EA I D:, in.V.SSE ‘ I7,". , . ei• death of Cluisiophe and Pefion, tile Spanish aoct FFcncl4 • I Scludenntayer, foe about Seventeen Tratitttneeitirelkeke' '' •' " • '''' - ' * • ilar .s - . •'' • . a•arAvat qf Aes3 pvt Amnon, . : • •,•• • • •• •TWO•.I.II4VIR/sTIi'SII laUtiDitED cANB DATNIT parts of the ;island' have 11Lien .tinite4- tinder Ahe .oor premise usarbe tamed, by lestera(the ropeititie Totem!, ~ • T r k' L. .fiquap4„ATaa.Litio wiNar. • . .i..... ; , vernment of.lloyer. F ssAttis terfAircet, ancl..we believe 'articular: Dad of Mesas. Thad and Cotterill. Wieners, St, . -‘ • it to be so, w e. can see no necessity for 44 thy Spanish ' ' 'TO ME 50.1 4 1i.11Y AUCTI ON , • • ;tp9F.NlThrstiest t:lst•tiia.Sixtt; aide/ Ils.'lliggittil4lll Old *.•- •: I.,:: •• „F .. - 1 • • • . . I .V.: .... • part being oidupied toy Feenih ;mope" • 'hr fact prd , -- sweet, Royal Exchange. 'By er, noisiss; • • e '• " - - • `• •• - v.' •'''." `'`... . '- * ' - • ot . WaiMci ll'oese,llepent-streei), ' b,bl ), is, that the. French have, reli i nquished their ..right 1 ; .. TIERZFORDSFITIM , .' n`•• . •••'''' . , lit . t At r ektrikinies Cblide.ctittse; 'Chanie-attey, Comb*, • • • to.the part En which they !bad a aura ;* they eould.not . YARB CASTLE. with tlie PAO.* rlPllglioirtßeA f Arry ,1100 latiaidas,"lhartiMg SiOteddieri 1625; al :Twerve.o'Clocle,.. 7 sc/ . / that which never heinn;: el to thettr. • But that ...eNE.EouRTH o t taT. o f p3rt which . once •4*longed to • Spain- is Is independent i... .....i IrArtM i . ' . • • ',l"th'' b• : ''% 1 ' • • rilkii% ItEVEtt§lol , l.tof ;ethic tls trUs vit•ll D . AN D Fiiiipt:•lo:lo,ol) l iiii , . . . J.. the PURCHASE-MOSEY-to al i=e from the SALE of ak thot,ouvr..tecoguistd h France, an.l. equally ocue. stir Ste Alf ' . site int: tite Blvoslow,ota..ntawdoa; watt a iIIENTK, 4) wi4LIL ` 1 9.-.1 1 9 :48 is 4 30 .: o . l lqt ill'i l ltea, 14e4by tl,e" gloves nment a • fn: ces of na er • Tha4 ', . e (PP • ft : Loft. ift.) , • -,....'„ '., .... 4 .1 • ... •.• ••• . t• • • r.... T ie'_ . . rlt •-' . " i t 4..A. . .4 i " .....• & . . . • 7. -' .': 'La it""4Miribl.sr.4- **my"' • • ' w. 7 • I. A ~ t• pay, :-.4,1c. IN' Ades . , .... , By,. . nop.itiv,_ • J'' t• ~.. .i i ,-, • ' ... r.,. *kill - • . • • ~.• •- . .7'. . . - , . :. • iirsMillk • • .. ~. W ita iig . - ......11,...4'..K•At....6. ne • •re ..: • • . _ • . . 1 74, 44 • Inirri•wweria , MOO it '•••' ' • '. HUN 1# • # writ AiPOISIStr paieke .l .7* , -;;..4:. .-.. ;.: # • ,i -- . . 1111 ":)-e I oft 'oar; • AO • . . .. _,_ . _____ -...-.: •,.•t e : • , .:7: 1 „., • _ ~..• koupp3,,,:,sTitig.. , ;moNktx v . :••• ~ .. .whilsore - : 4 1. 4 1 fteriv .1,... e be reim itthibili, a , te .A.,i _.,... VERY Valm4ll FILVALKILD, tifFrAWG(sninse. Trivestifitivad IWOrtgages;rll the otinty.of Essey.ittAui nif i - ' • • ii-1- ~ truth .of thl Tell. t, that F.'ance• haft , recognined4olao 4..,„, ' • 'rated from the Land Tax) comprishie- Mt: a . 11 :•ra Mak PO Cwt. Pet Arlimill" `. '' . 1 'l' ' • '*/ '' . • ' •:.. *: '.• ' IiIiNIM.ED DARK •W 13015;. •11% va s I n The patching will be stuttlq. to the:, :shove roversiens on Ow deendivice . rif fLiii, Ihe rc .epp . eArs 1104% LQ be oritines l 7 ifl ,e , is .... diceise of i Widow, age ifty-eightcyeats , in the event of a Gen- Otte bf 'Vie • &cc. • The' . •s it rti •of n2MO'OOO . d"ollit s CONTAINING a CONT' . • - - • • - • • • ' (allOwlitg 8 trines to be 94. 6 .li-Is.) appeal'i tin eiffintOn't Finn II UtlllftliGi AN il*Sirt Y.MlNlettelett _y: t trorold igedtbOut liftf yetis,' dying w i t ho ut 1' he IltS been I - - aurs4cd• quail. , seam and 4tas• noised& api . • hie wife • is abtiut the rnted witty niigniliOent 621 TiOi'6,er,' pui•C . l,, awl !N4tce f , `of aside ' ~.. • ' ' •- • *mem to be paid fur' a reeugnitihtv of .ilideeetdeliti, flee that independence ; Lulea obtained br cotiqqesti • Pattie, and iatiiitvie4e:d to be one gale Agee...Wendt . ; ger. -1- 'of Ole gioiitlx of Timber. ''. . "- PSetitulf.resnailbt•bad of Sohn '11:-.11er; •E‘4.. 4 4. - Sfaioncs Inn ; a • - * !dr. Wayman, Solicitor, Bury St. Edmund's; at Caraway's; Mid ' "- • '1 1 111 1 •X• Tll6Uti.Nbi VQ"UI4"II3 .. - .. o g.bk, n o i nsi iw at ei Luxe and nnioyed foe rinfniy-fiveyertra.; a!tf4 this• has; been, . .. eke cause of dli,bi in cite minds: of some.of the . orre•F , t... • 4 ..f #1...Tir.1%•• and-Faimardee inn? arindirss. Mt be Cut within ' • i --. ' . —ein " . set.. : 1 .1 . 2. ' .. 1 lnaba •A" r.; ,L......a* i't.e, .._ — •kti- . ..6....._:....%, rh‘A• 11-7.lri; %;)nniti n nl. 1,. ALLEN'S OF . mo6Eto7- itrpOnl? von . : . LADED& .; • • - • Elegantly printed M Rita' Octavo, sin! astielisietVerith three Engresings,frorts Original Drarritits tkotriard, priest Oat Ordnes,to cans bellied., • •1 • • • • HE PRINCIPLES of MODERN. RIDING foul A. LADIES; in which ill ;he late improvenoests are appilest to Practice, on the Promenade and on the Road: • By JOHN ALLEN, Riding Master, Sernnur-place, Dryinstonesigoore. • London Priated .for T. Tegg. 73, Cbeapilde; J. Andrevis, Rood-street; and C. Chappel, Pall-malL • Wheie may be bad, Alien's Principles of Modern Riding for Gentlemen. . . lIIHE PUBLIC are warned against numerous Im% „L. rations of DOCTOR SOLOSION'S CORDIAL BA LM OP GILEAD, ptit forth by seyeral unprincipled Individuals to ensnare u.d deceive. The great reputation so long enjoyed by this excellent medicine for the cure of Indigestion, Nervous Com plaints, Beelines, and Diseases Induced by excesaive Indnlgencies, andelse great demand for it, have tempted the worthless and un mineipled to this nefarious practice, by. which -many invalids have , been iesereably injured. These initations extend not only to the name of this medicine, but to the Advertimuents, Wrappers on the Bottles, and every distinguishing mark except that which would livelve the life of the depredator, namely, the words " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," engraved oa the Government stamp of lsed to each Bottle, to imitate which is felony, and pu n is=e as such. To this distinguishing mark the publi c a t tent io n i t =WIT directed, with Out which no " COM:HAL Bout" what ever his any claim to the merits of Dr. Solomon's invention.- Tba,genulart medicine is prepared at Gilead.house, need Liverpool; and said by Mr. It. Jobootorh 68, Combat; Mr. Sanger, 150,-Osfosrl•street ; Mr. Ward, Holborn; M r . & m a ns, Royal Esclandir, London; and all Medicine Venders, in bottles at II& each; and ?waft bottles, containing the quantity of four small mos, for Nis. N.B. Be careful to ask for," Doctor Solomon's Cordial Bain of Gilead," aai look et the came on the Stamp, • FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, &e. WORMS are the cause of many internal afflictions, which vary so much in their effects, that they may be mis. taken by the most eminent physician, and prove equally fatal to the constitutions of adults and children; though the latter more extensively suffer from their destructive ravages. Their more usual symptoms are Fits, Pains in the Stomach, Side, and Head, Loss of Appetite, and Pale, Languid, and Emaciated Appearance in the Patient. The extraordinary efficacy of CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES in aD such complsintsi *swell as.Obetruer tions in the Bowels, and every disorder where opening or cleansing ph/sic is required, is so universally known and has been publilly acknowkiged by so many persons of distinc tion and rank in society, t.iat it is unnecessary here to enlarge on their peculiar virtues. Said in Boxes, ah Is. lid. end 2s. 9d. by Butler, Chemist, 4, Ct.eapside, St. Paul's; Savory and Co. 138, New Bood-stre4t, Landon; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may he bad, PIIIRAT . S Exams, which has bear de eland in highly re -table Journals to be the " best thing ever discovered for the la) 're.% and Ear Ache." fn Botjles, at IN lid. and 26. 9d. • " I .\ !•at o • N ? • . , i" • 1 '. REIr - ?‘"f r" 1 • ' "•• sporrga:i(P.i.c.ii44l,, sail= • utti t socco'ny AUCTION, Bf Kit. udErNs, • • • (Of Wirwiclt House, Regent street), • At Garraway's Cdifealloasei Vhatige.oliey, Cornhill, Lentlear On' Thuagrar, thtlith freptsmioeto 1025, at Twelve oTloat, ; I N . , .11r1 Vi r o SIIARtp„or Q E HU N DRED FOUNT S 1 EACH, In tbit virfberie al and advantageous COncern, . THE 1511tANII1 NCTION CANAL, • The Emoluments of Fl4 4 c9s, doily ,inereasing, floe the Exton. siori'of Commerce. • Paticalsrs •marlot•lladt at. Oarraerar's ; and of Mr. Robins, g!). 170 , lietc. lll lh' , ' • -