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~,„„ T,lt . ftl l9 T HIS ct:. De:•' • I'. 7V , •• ft:.. pr; s 1(1 ittn 1::.• Of Lee 1.4 - 1 TILE n. Vo!': `IS In 11,.11 with ktil xt••1 y 1:1 r, b—nt Plllitct t-rot he oh Tarte Al tratit;lil it;t:.eH _ 111:1: i H. lik!b; a! tie: anti tuy be bt es)rtinsal ltree of ::tree a on 1 izket 10. Co.'s tries, .1 . • A tad dials: .-- THi 1 •11 9,(4) I ,ll' o. .., 1 ... • ; . 1 • . i • • ~. • • il l • it 5932. 111E,VIRE ROYAL, DRURY•LANL • Ild.ll ri? ESENT EVENING, their Majestiel• Servants will perform THE WILL. Sir Solomon Cynic. Mr. DOWTON; ‘Lopleride, Mr. POPE ; Howard, Mr. K AP; Mr. ‘VALLACK ; Realise, Mr. LOVEGROVE; . }tobrtt, Mr. KENT; Seryant, Mr. P.VANS. .N.l!titua PiCandevillc, hirs..MARIWN, second appra:ance in that character); Cicely Copsiey, Miss BOYCE. After whkh, tiA Gpir, or, Tnr MAID OF PALAISEAU. rrvw, Olhelb ; with The Gescrter. i ,„: ay . Ibe Beggar's Opera, in which Mks Nash. I , pill make her first appearance, fh the character of •:,which will be added, Two Strings to Ynur tow. , a A ME ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ,s rREsE:Nr d. th r EVENNG will .be per. formee Comed l of AS YOU LIKE IT. 11, Duke, Mr. EGERTON; Mr. YOUNG Orlasio, Mr, C. MIMI ; .. . Mr. rAwc..Err• • /Wen*, Mr. DURUSET ; n ikt: raderiek, Mr CHAPMAN. by a YOUNG LADY, (7,1, her first appearance on any-Stage); MA ITHEWS; Audrey, Mrs. oggts. To which will he added, THE POOR SOLDIER. ; Captain Fitzroy, Mr. DURUSET; I.t.kc, Nir.TOKEI ; Darby, Mr. LISION ; ~;, Mbs DURRELL( (har first appearance this "flwatre, and second on any Stage); Bagatelle, Mr. FARI.EY. MACAI.I'INE ; Kathlane, Mts. MATTHEWS. Jane Shore; with The Farce Writer. the Beggar's Operas Polly, Miss Stephens. • The tragedy of Isabella. I Melodrama, whit.h ha: been in pre siricc 134 t , ummer, will be produced early in the next MUN GO PARK. soNn EniTroN, in Qntrto, of PARK'S LAST KNEY an.l 1.11/E, with important Additions to the •-roe vublisittd, price 31f. 64. are sold separately, price 3s. to the purchasers ,ritict 11 lion. 1 oudon: Printed for John Marray. PHILAN THROPIS r. Thi, clay w.. I.ublished, prke 2s. 6d. N 0.20, of Pli I L ANT H R.O eis-r ; containing an Ac. t,tva of the Facts ethibited in the Report of the Com. i the Hour of Commons, on .nine of the Prisons in the %vitt% its :etioos--An Account of the Facts brought by the Coign:nee of the same 'House, on Mendicity, lectio.i—An Account of a Remarkable Association Of ekaraci er4 in America, on the Principle of a Com :t Goods, at ttp , ktd with wenolerful Prosperity—Rana ks 'oem di Vr. Wordsworth, entitled, " The Recluse."— sta:.• o f the Fffiru for Uvilizing the North American and other Arucl:s. Al tor Lutigniati, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- wt. 11,j. et of this Wolk Ca Number of which is publisi4ed every Toothed Is to dmentinate Knowledge respectit:g Educe,. le 111e,,aisuf lessentug thtulthuuber of Crimes, of cutti• aundity, and ill t lecerAl kopecting the Means of inetitas- Happiness and ditn;nis:Ottg the Sufferings of Mankind. RANI; IN 'I'HE FUNDS, induce IZ:titll, 13URNE, and Co Stack:Brokers, again moo 14 to solicit the Public emotion to the Novel and truly 1g scheme of the ensuing Lottery. By the Plan now Prizes excee.liag the immense Amount of Tbrte Hun g Fourteen 'Fionisand P.itiuds, in Consols and Money, obtained,—which Is snore than double the Sum ever before with tek 11,ono I ikkt ts. .1 here ;re in this Fir mly Lottery Tl.r..e Prat% ul .C. 10,000. Four of se :!o,or r s Eyht of &c. &c. the whole of which, are no Fitoi Prizes, may be drawn on the 7th NOV LM in which DAy the Drawing commences. irts and shares are now on hale at 11A7.ARD. BURNE, ROYAL EXCUANGE, whtre, in the form• r I.ot ;spits! Prizes ta . he amount of more titan Two Millions icy have been Sold and Shared. All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity' liver& E FIRST TIME any LOTTERY ever contained THREE PRIZES OF £50,000 FOUR PRIZES OF 420.000 Which may au be DRAWN 7th NOVEMBER. GRAND SCIIEME. S of £50,000 3 per Ct. Cone. £150,000 4 3 3 1,04ta (lino Lot 0 111 SCO Ala() in 300 diva ...... 10 200 date ..... 2,000 =; ...... 100 Mom y 40 50 (biro ' 4l 15 ditto 10 ditto Priz-s, in Consols and Money i 314,000 cht• above. Prizes are formed tor a I.ottrry of 20,000 'tbl" wkole of them may be drawn attong the pre ,- o I kit. ts. Purrha , erabtfore the 7th November, have , :tote of M.I. Re Prizes in the Wheel, which in Stock homy, etc,••••1 Davit. 1. Tile 111;"4 that has ever before en a Wheel vi.tat the awn,. number Of Tickets. a 5 vfOl Mkt: will receive theie proportion of the fdliiterfell to the fortunate Holders without any of thou, with t h e ativ.intsge of ALT, the rift in the . or if they prafer it they uhty reccive the value in Money ely. and Share are selling by the Contractor, BISH, Stock , Coesirstr, and 9, CllAlt CKO63, London, Who • •••-: ..Itl, in the Lottery drawn in July, 2,6i7, a Prize of zr , , ill the Lottery drawn In April, ALL the 3 Prises &c. &c. GRAND STUCK PuicEb.. :1 4lomot), 3 per Cent. Consols. • t L 2 MX:O, S' per Cent. Consols. 7 7 ULt t htr 4api:al4, in the S - rA t c Lo rTaltlr, which bczilis 7th Novestegs. wail I cptcsts the attention of the Public to • T . tne •,1 the aprroaehing LetterY. bating D. doubt ineriz will t.t: best recommendation. .'s • tlse :.one time to solicit a contintuttee east "'Lied hi. °filet. I.a.t hitherto so liberally experieneed, reintitier-ted; itsvatig Shared and Sold the too •:z . 1 :4001M, the last Xtopon, and the I.ase £l,OOO ........ ...In 11 Sitaert ...... ...... 13 Sore . . X:to s 4 XX) ,0 I ............ In 10 Shares.. o,ono ...... ....%1 !tele Ticket... 41,n5e1 I 2.. .......... !Ickes Ph! e. &e. he. Al 1. in th e List knot Mork 1 I CK I '• I alitt SHARES are newt talflaleltt• I CI.HIC., meg fortunate ()VI ICE, 1 . No. 11, I.l.4gat u k.s t o ce e, aver St. Paul's. Bank Notes exchanged, and all Busittris in the 4' 4 111 tstewv.l, by G. IVRtD, Stack - lkoker• ' ' . ' • ~. ..,,, =. - 4,11, 4 ":" , 4.; , • .. . •.•. - , . • ' 1 4 ,* • tidn ~ . -. 41 ....... „4 ,,, . .. ~, .. .... . .. . . •-• . (Pl, ' Palox!FAT _ •---)) / 4r ' _ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 'lB, 1815. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. SALES BY A:UCTION. SALES BY AUCTRA. KINGDOM OF IRELAND. COUNTY OF MEATH. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANORS, MANNIONS, EARMs, AND LANDS, UPWARDS OF EIGHT THOUSAND IRISH ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, At the COMMERCIAL. ROOMS, DUBLIN, on THURSDAY, the 2Sth, and FRIDAY, the 26th, January, 18t6, at Twelve o'Cloek, In Lots, THE VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD ES PATES, SI rUATF. in the FINE COUNTY of MFA H, Frit within Ten Miles of DUBLIN. EXCELLENT' RESIDENCE, with COUNTING-HOUSES, FINSBURY-'QUART?. by Mew& HOGOART and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, November in, at Twelve, AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, beiti under the City of London for Thirty sevrn Yearn, at a Ground-Rent, consisting of a spacions elegant DWELLING. HOUSE, desirably situate, 40, Finslotry.,quare, the residence and property of PETER DKR r iv) re iiiii wing nto the vont. try ; containing rven lied-Coanthets, Drawing a!id Rooms, and Offices, with a large Yard, four Couming•Housts, Vaults, aod a separate Fntrance from Cross-itreet. To be viewed with Tickets, which, with Particulars, may he had of Messrs. Horan and Phillies, Broal-street • P.truct.,:.trs on the Premises, and at the Mart Comprising the extensive MANORS of DEItiGAN, BAI•LY MAGOSSAN, Mt /ItNINGtON, the Lordship of MOYARE, the Manor of TRIM, with the Ancient CASTLE, and BUILD INGS and HOUSF.S in the 'rosin of "'RIM. The PROPF.RTY of a NOBLEMAN. • The ES FATES contain. NEAR • rtGil THOUSA ND IRISH ACRES, Or TWELVE THOUSAND El t ItE HUNDRED ENGLISH ACRE Of Evellent RICH MEP. DOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE I.AWO, (exclusive of the Bog Lands, which are allotted to the different 'J'enants for Fuel.) The Lands are in a good state of Cultivation, divided in Eli gible Farms and Lands for Accommodation, part with Eligible RESIDENCES, PLEASURE. GROUNDS, GARDENS, FARM HOUSES, and suitable Buildings of all descriptions. Sundry Cottages, Water Corn Mill, and various Buildings, let to most respectable Temuits, on Leases tor-Lives, part of which are renewable, and the remainder to Tenants at Wall. The present low Rental near SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM, But the estimated present Value ELEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM, Taking the Parts on Perpetuity at their present Rental. The whole of these valuable Estates are in a fine rich Country, part adjoins the Sea near Drogheda, and well situated for good Markets and excellent Roads. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Peter Allen, Readstown, near Trim, where Particulars may be had, and every information given, and Plans may be seen. Particulars at the triteily Arms, and the Post-Office, Trim ; the Inns at I)ro4heda, Corks and Wa terford; of John Page,Esq.Dun.lalk; of Messrs.Reeves,Ormsby, and Reeves, Merr.on-square, a id Geo. Hutchinson, Esq. Solici tors, 19, V i per Gardner -street, Dublin ; and at the Place of Sale, where Plans of the lands are left ; the lons at Holyhead ; the Hotel, Liverpool ; Golden Lion, Chester ; Talbot, Shrewsbury ; T. G. Parr, Esq. Litchfield; of Thomas Lightfoot, Esq. Castle street, Leicester-fields; at Garraway's Coffee-Moue, 'Change ant!, Combat ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square, London, where Plans of the Estate may be seen. hito.sts.WOODW ARD and SON'. capital and v. ry valuable 'LIMBER and MAHOGANY Y.ARDS, V'HARF, .A most lucrative DOCK, PUIILIC-HOUslii, &c. Holland -street, ,war Blacktrhir's.Brid;!e, With a valuable Frontage to the &liver 'Flames. fly Mt•tvrs. HOGGART-and PHILLIPN At the Mart, on rUESDAY, Nov. 7, at '1 weave, in Three Lots, rj t i b order nf the Assignees, and with consent of the Mort e n e .4, HE ESTATE is chief! Cop)loAd cf toiled. tance, and the reniaind. r upon a Lea*e, rtiiewLble ; c. 0.. sitting of a Plot of Ground about 414 feet in front of • Holland. street, by a depth of 276 tent, with a Fronta:;e to the Itiver Thames of about 44 feet; this important Property trot be divided thus : Lot I. The very extensive and capi•al Timber-Yards. dc• in its arrangement tor a trade of the first corr.equencl, oitil roomy Wharf and Wharfage, substantial well-elected 'I nob .1' Piles, capable of carrying upwards of 6(',000 Deals. a Dwelling. House, Counting-House•, Saw-Pits; the Orauge•l•rce House and Premises, forming altogether a very valuable t'ru. perty, of which immediate Possession wt.' be given. Lot 2. A valuable Country Dock, called Baker's Dock, wish Paved Gateway to the same front Holland -street, capable of receiving six Barges or Vessels at a time; the trade is now con. siderable, but may be improved very materially, the present An t nual Income is se:l2s, and it is pre.umed may be made u: wards of +C7OO. Lot 3. A well accustomed Public-House, cancel the Founders'. Arms, adjoimng Lot I, and trontin liollantl-sower, now in full trade, Copyhold of Inheritance, let tor abaut 15 Ye ars, at a low Rent of ;0 per annum. To be viewed, am! Particulars had fifteen days previous to the sale of Messrs Willis, Fairthorne, and C!arke, Warn ford-court, l'hrogmorton street; of Mr. Godniond, hul:c: tor. 21, Earl -street, Blackfriars ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. lioggart and Phillips, 62, Ohl Broad-street. Exiendve and Capital PREMISES, Five WHARFS, With WARk:HOLISEs, Bermondsey-wall, Clierry-garden'Jtairs, And valuable BUILDING GROUND adjoining. By Mrssrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS. At the Mart, on FRIDAY, Nov. to, at in several Lots, unless an acceptable o ff er is made for the whole by Private Contr ary, T HOSE capital and extremely valu.tble FREE HOLD PREMISES, in the occupation of Messrs. Row crott, Blackburn, and Others, admirably sitaate at lit rn ondsey, immediately opposite to the London Docks, commanding a Frontage of 257 feet to the River Thames. 'fbe Propert) « ill be divided thus mai.sott 44 1. 41, A:r e e , :h . 01d Plot of Ground, lot a Wharf, 49 het iu front of the Thames, with a spacious Warehouse, and a Lave Plot of Ground behind extending to Cross street, upwart:N of 107 et in depth, suitable for a Boat Builder, Slip Bri..lttr, I.of 2. A Freehold Wharf and Plot of Ground adjoining, 40 feet in front of the River, by a depth of 175 feet. I.ot 3. A Freehold Wharf adjoining, 31 feet in front of the River, and extending about 1.50 feet in depth; upon is erected a substantial Brick-built I)welling-House, Shop, oral Warehouse; containing minivrous Rtarns and Offices, Garden, Btc. in the occupation of Mr. Blackburn. Lot 4. A capital Freehold Wharf adjoining, 93 feet in front of the Thamea, and upwards of 152 feet in depth, upon %yowls, is erected a capital Crane House, new Brick-built N'arehoust three Stories in height, extensive upper Ware-Room and et:La-- log; forming altogether a very important Property. Lot S. Capital and extensive Warehouses, 83 feet in front of the Thames, and extending 47 feet in depth, with netnicr..ub Rooms and Cellaring, capable of conducting a Business of the first consequence. I.ot 6. A Freehold and Leasehold Estate, the corner of Ro therhithe Wall, and fronting Cherry-garden-street, adjoining to Lot 5, eonaisting of a Plot of Ground, 147.0 feet frontage, suitable for Building. •Lot 7. A capital Brick-built Freehold Warehouse, corner of Crocs-street, of three lofty Stories in height. Lot S. A Freehold Warehouse adjoining, containing three Stories in height. the Purchasers may have early possession of the respectivel.ots. May be viewed on applicat•uo to Mr. Blackburn, of whom Particulars may be had; of Mr. Robinson, Surveyor, Albion. street, Blackfriars-bridge ; of Mt. Atcheson, Solicitor, Great Winchester-street ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillijoi,.ol.l Broad-street.. THE CAPE MADEIRA WINES, now selling JL at 341. by the COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM PANY, No. 10, Skinner-street, and 340, Oxford-street, and Ly all their Agents in the country, are far superior to what has been before imported; they possess good flavour, and are full bodkd. Also the Port, Vintage of 1813, at 40s. per dozen, are fully re. commended to those who are partial to new. full•llav„urcd Wines ; the Ports of that favourite Vintage, 1812, will be 465. and 48.. till November. N. It Country Orders executed on receival of remittances or respecable references in Town. _ _ _ rrHE * high . repute in whieb Mrs. VINC . ENI"; 11 COWLAND's LV I'ION stands unrivalled, rerders It al. nt Ist unnecerary to ezpatia'e on its virtues;' but as a Lady w I o voluntarily addressed the following I,etter wished it should I e made as public as po►.ible, it is thought proper to comply with her request City Road, August in, 1815. To Mr,. VINCENT, No. 6, Davies street, Grosvenor square, I.onduta. MADAM—Before I used your Lotion I was in a most deplorable condition witk eruptions on my lace, bead, and arms. and under the care of Mr. Moncton, an apothecary, of Brunchley in Kent ; finding no relief I appli ed to Mr. Weeks, one of the Faculty at Hillitighourn, but to no effect. After two years suffering, I ap plied to an eminent Physician st Maidstone, who instantly or dered me to send for Gowland's Lotion prepared by you, and to my happy surprize,l was perfectly cured by the use of zwu quart Bottles. I sincerely wish you every advantage which so vahla!ale a Lotion can entitle pet to, and shall Le always very happy to recommend it. 1 am, &c . This 1.0 PION is a radical cure for every species of Eruption, and a most innocent and efficacious Medicine—is in'the highest estimation by persons of the first distinction, and those who have experienced its value have testified gratefully the benefit they have derived from Its use. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square; Bacon, No. 150, Oxfotd-street ' • Newbery And :.cias, and Ed wards, St. Paul's Church-yard; Butler, N 0.4, Cheapside; Bar clays, Fleet-Market; Ward, 924, Holborn; Weston and Prow, 929, Strand; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church - yard ; and Evans, Long-lane, Smithfield. Sold alas in Edinburgh by Spence, Smith, Scott, Ratter°, and Urquhart; iu Bath, by Cruttwell and Binns, in Salisbury, by Brodie and Dowding; in Exeter, by Trewman ; in York, by Miss Dancer apd Mr. Wols utiholme ; in Birming ham, by Ferran; and the respectable Venders of Genuine Me shrines in every Town is. Europe., in quart battin g pike pints, ss. 6d. half pints 2s. Pd. r L'r To prevent Counterfeits, tisk for" Mrs. If locates ow land's Lotion," and see Itgr name signed ova tie label, on e4sa bottle tor is gentine. GOVLRXNIENT LIFE ANNUITY OFFICE. • Ban E-street, October IG, 1815. THE following is a short Scale of some of the Rates upon which Government are now granting l.ife Annuities: 'I hey ate payabie HAI-Yearly at the MANIC of ENGLAND the samr as the Div:de:ids end may be received by Power of Attorney. Aassuit may be purchased on single lives, aad un Iwo Joint Livee aad the Life of the Longer Liver of them, when the £3 per Cent. Cons. or Reduced Annuities are at or above andupon the death of any single nominee,or of the Survivor of any Two Joint Nominees, one-fourth part of the expired An nuity (over and above all Arrears) is payable to the Person en titled to such Annuity, or to his or ber Executors, p turs, or Aiisigns, provided it be claimed within Two Years alter such decease, bat not otherwise. When the Li per Cents. are 50 and tinder 6Q. 'For .CiOSI of average Rate £3 per Cent. Stock. for XlOO Meaty. A Single Life of 35 recrive ./.:4 11 - £7 12 11 40 4 16 • II 1• 4 4.; 5 2 - 9 11 S 50 5 11 .; 11 6 6 57 6 1 • 10 3 4 6.) 6 14 • 11 5 2 65 7 12 • 12 15 S 10 9 9 - 15 5 IV Ir:B:upwards 11 $ - 15 3 2 All the intermediate Axes will receive in proportion. Particulsrs flay h.; had (gratis . ) fni application At this ()Rim or by writing to the " StiperintendAnt," if toe PoNtar he paid. S. HIGH:IM, Siiper.titenJant. TIIE 13RITItili REVIEW, No. Will be published on the Ist of Noventbd, &Doi counsin the fl'o'wing Subjects, viz. THE Church and the Bible Society; Report on the State of Ma . d.houses is England; Soutliey's Roderick, the last of the Goths; Wordsworth's White Doe of Rylstone; Illonifteld', Greek Plays: I.lnyd's Trans:ation of the Tragedies of Alfieri; Ivlttnoir on the newly-discovered Subject, lodine; More'9 Character and Writings et St Paul ; Klaproth's Travel; hi the Caucasus and Georgia ; Adelung, and Townsend, on Lan guage; Progress of the 'United States in Commerce, Agriculture,. atid the Arts. London Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater. noster•row ; and John Hatchard, Piccadilly. 1 1 , , It is intended that the British Review shall be published, with the other periodical Works, on the lit of February, May, Augur, acd November; and no exertion will be spared to insure A regularity so desirable t particularly to such of Its Readers as re side in the country at a distance front their booksellers. ' MONMOUTHSHIRE. BEECH . NEAR USK, FOR SAVE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. riIHIS most desirable and complete ESTATE, .1. well calculated by It. grtat conveniences and delightful si., tuatum, for the Residence of a peed Family, consists of a newly erected MANSION HOUSE upon a moderate scale, with suite-. ble Outbuilding., a walled Garden, and about SO Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture; and Wood Land. the spat commands an ex. cleave and beautiful view of the Vale and River Usk, and of the surrounding Mountains, and Is distant about half a mile from the Market 'l'uren of Utk, tett miles from Abergavenny, 17 front Monmouth, and about 6 from Bricol. The Country abounds in Fiel.l Sports, and sevvral Peeks of Hounds are kept to she neAglibmirhoutl. Pune:isn't' may be had at Christmas next. eraser particulars may be known, on application to Messrs. Jones and Matthews, Solicitors, Usk, If by lettur, port paid. 14.,U. Purchaser may be accommodated with as additioual qua try of Meadow t.;tol it desired. FREEHOLD, SOU C'HAMPI'ON. The distinguished Edifice, sou TRAMP FUN CASTLE, with Offices, capital Gard ms, Grapery, Pinery, Pleasure-Ground, Cottages, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Omrraway's, on TuuItSDAT, November 16, at twelve o'clock, THE grand and highly-distinguished EDIFICE, SOUTHAMPTON CASTLE, erected on an extensive and noble scale, in the pure Gothic style, the late Residence and Property of a NOBLEMAN, shamed. The Fouth-west Part of this SPLENDID 8 CRUCTITRE is completely finished, and contains an ELEGANT EN FRANCE, GO rifle HALL, with STONE sTEps the whole width, lead tireg r.c 'capital Dining•parlour, ABOUT 40 FEF. I. BY 20 FEE HlGri; ELEGAN I' GOTHIC CIELINt:, a Chapel at the end finished, with Oak Doors, Windows, &c.; C.rcular Room, Strong Room, &c.; a roomy Grand Staircase of Stone, leading to a noble Saloon or Drawln i ;•roons, 50 feet by w feet ; elegant Statuary Chimney-pieces Gothic Windows, and Balcony. over looking a vast extent of the rich and luxuriant scenery 91 the New Forest and adjacent country, the Ocean, and the River; an Anti room, II cirzular Drawintroons and B oudoir, finished in a most superb Style ; various Chambers and Dressing-rooms, handsomely finishes!, and Servants' Apartments, Secondary Stone Staircases, Water Clyset, &c. The Offices comprise a capital kitchen, Scullery, Servants hall, Housekeeper's and Butler's Rooms, and various Chambers and other Apartments. • The whole planned for a Family of the first distinction, and fit for immediate occupation. The other part of this noble Structure contains spacious lofty Galleries fug Pictures and Statues four roomy lofty Bed-cham bers, three Dressing-rooms finishei, and various unfinished Apartments; grand Entrance at the North-east roil, roomy Cel lars, &c.; good Stabling and Rooms over; also four Cottages. An excellent Garden and Pleasure Ground, neatly two Acres, laid out with taste; a fiaeTerrace Walk by the water, bounded by the ancient Castle wall; two capitel Hot-houses, Melon-pits, &c. The CASTLE BUILDINGThave been erected at an immense expense, the Materials and Workmanship are of the first descrip tion, and 0' the designs of the late noble owner were completed, it would form the first sod most superb Residence In the kingdom. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton; White Hart, Winchester and Salisbury; White Lion, (Oath; Fountain, Portsmouth; S. U Parr, Esq. Litchfield; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; Wm. handy, Esq. Worcester; Mr. Adams, Oxford; of Messrs. lienbow and Alban, Solicitors, Stone-beildings, Liocoin's•lun ; at Gerraway's Cofiee-House, Cornltill; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldemsquaiv, Loudon, where tickets for viewing may be Ana; aaCtickess tat the Volphin, Southampton. • f 7 i; OFFICE OP bItIMANCE, Odeler 10, 1815. • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JEST ra ORDNANCE a &rah give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before MONDAY, the 23d instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of BRITISH and FOREIGN IRON, for service of this Department for a t eriod of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first year, upon notice of three Months, at the option of eitheParty. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the 'rciwer ; and further particulars, togeth e r w i t h the Terms and Conditions of the w .A Contract, may be known at the Secretary'• Office, in Pall-Mall 4 aforesaid, any day between the hours cif ten and four o'clock, ether" the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for British and Foreign Iron; but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 23d instant, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be nottced unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, ,R. If. CREW, Sartta.y. EXCHEQUER 1311.1. OFfICE, October in, 1815. All Exchequer Bills dated in the Month of October, 1014, On Aids, 1814, 51 Geo. 111. Cap. 53. Supply, 1814, 56,000,000 • 79. Vote of Credit, 1814, X3,0e0,000 - 158. TO BR PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS Mil- JESTrs TREASURY, having given Pireerimsfor paying qj the Principal of the dove mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest die thereon, at the Excheyner Bill Ojice, in the Receipt of Exchequer, Arew Palace Yard, Waistline -ter, on Wednesday, the nth day of November, 1815, atteadame twill be given drily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until and including Monday, the 30th instsfrom Tex o'Cloci in the .plowing till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the same ; and,for thr greater dispatch,thek,•rers of the said Bills are desired to place each description of Bills in separate Liits, (which are to be obtained at Ais Office) classing that in the order of their re:l:mike date,, such as are for tke same amount king numerically arranged, mid specifying the principal Sums and Interest due thereon, doomputed from,'but excluding the days on which they ass respeetivell dated, to the said ash Jay of November inclusive, when the lutered will:ease; and the said Bearers (brin:Adders or not) are iinlispensibly required to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures: and to write their :fewer and Res4enee at the bottom of each separate List; and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill Vier for pay ment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be was of receiving Payment of 14, Principal and Interest, previous to the said Bth day of November, they may be accemmodated, on computing the Interest to the day on which they wish to be paii,and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such Persons as may be de,irows if Navin, new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part of Payment of Principal, upon markiag new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom cl their Lists, g4iir:red on or before the 30th instant, map be acemearodated with new Bills, car rying en Interest of Threepence Ha yietisity by the eLyi, on every One liousirml Pawls, which. said New Bills will Lear hag the arid Nth day of November, and will be delivered, together with the Interest due in respect of the Bilk srdesired to be exchanged, on Thurs day, the 9th day if November, and the following Days. Neil. All Exchequer Dills, dated prior to October, 1814, have been advertised to be paid or, and the barre3t thereon has erased. NEAR LEWES, SUSEX. Capital FREEHOLD ES L'A'CES, Manors, Fines, and Quitrents, perpetual Advowson, eligible FAMILY MANSION, PARK, FARMS, and LAND, about ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, near the navigable RIVER OUSE, with extensive Common Rights. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee House, Change-alley, Cornhill, London, on Tit u RSDAY, N0v.16, at Twelve o'Clock, in ONE LO I', (Unless an acceptable. offer is made for the whole by PRIVATE CONTRACT), THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising the extensive Manor of NEWICK and WA NINGORE, abounding with Game, and also Fines, Quit Rents, and valuable Common Rights. The excellent Fatuity Mansion lieitv.e Oiled NEWICK FILACF., Situated in a PARK, with Offices of all descriptions, productive Kitchen Garden, wallet round, Hot-houses, Graperies, &c. thriving Plantations, pleasure Ground, fine Pieces of Water, Park, Woods, Farms, and Lands. The whole upwards of ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED and TWENTY ACRES. The Estate is compact and in good state of cultivation, with good Farm-honses And Out-buildings, Cottages, &c. situate in the pastries of NEWICK, BAILCOMBE, and CHAILY, in a most beautiful and picturesque part of the County, opposite the South Downs; the principal part in hand, the remainder Let to . r•- nants at will. Also the VALUABLE RECTORY OF NEWICK, With a cheerful, pleasant Residence, commanditig fine Views of the Country, with Offices, Gardens, and Land, and the great and small Tithes of the Parish. This Estate is very desirable for a Gentleman's ambience, the Grounds are .pleasingly diversified and ornamented with full-grown Timber; the neighbourhood highly respectable; the Land adjoins the River Ouse, affording the great advantage of conveyance of fuel and different articles at ati easy rate; distant 43 miles from London, 14 front East Grin stead, seven from Lewes, 18 from Brighten and Tonbridge May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Godson, at the Mansion, or Breomley Farm, where Particulars may be had, and a Plan of the Estate seen. Particulars also at the Crown, Newick green; Star, Lewes; Old Ship, Brighton; Mr. Weller, Chiches ter; Fountain, Portsmouth ; Dorset Arms, East Grinstead; White Hart, Godstone ,• King's Arms, Croydon; of Messrs. Labels, Solicitors, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange; at Gar • 'raway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.