Star. — London, England, 1815-06-08 00:00:00

%;• 7nl 1.11 eZ I I pl a it !' S. c g Ii r , r. 1 • A ; 7 e • Stlialk. • P , • • • :•!::r. I ; I. ' .0 . ; . , isrß 8819. ROYAL. AMPHITHEATRE. AS MEV:4, WFS I'MIN 'ER.41111507. l'ittkr the Patrons?* of their Royal Highnetres thesPararcs Retrain. and Max ow YORIC• r•iiTS PRESENT EVENING. TO-MORROW, s.\ 111 RDAY. at ilitlf-past %Ix o'Cktek pretikly. O:OEMANiRIP by twelve celebrated Equettrian4. A new Salo Comic, EquestritnPanjomoine,wlth extraordinavy called the LIFE,DEATIi, 'anti RES*I•CRATION 1 t h e ill:lH-METTLREI RACER ; or, Harlequin on Hone. i ;31 I. In the cower of 21 Interco ing scene% will be int ro4meti Ki. . 11 Horse Race, and a Real lux Chace.—A favourite Comic 11 Mr. Herring.—Equceriali Eiturcite., by Mi.+ Saundi rs .1 W. Davin.—Fourth time at this Theatre. a Comic Mu. 7:1 1 callrd KING HENRY VIII. AND THE COBLER. hole to conclude with (fourth dine) a new Panteinimi t;.iiict, composed by Mr. Ridgway, calla THE SAILOR% V ; or Constancy Rewarded. Second Price Halt•pit Eight o'clock. .ENIENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE INTRODUC- TORY to USEFUL BOOKS, By the REV. HFNRY KETI, 13. D. • A NEW EDITION, with Corrections and Addi /-31. done, befog the Eighth of' Ms Work, will be published in 1, % .1 dos, in Two lire Whams Ocravo, price, in hoards, by F.C. sail. %mamma; No. 629 St.. ka:g's CbUiricll - 4 irsk dor . - ',II.ENTENT3 of 'IVITION. Nit 111% tUDUS Li i . Z.14 ARIUS. The .CLASSICAL and GRAMMAR 5.41001., lA. L a t,•ly rublistie4lMart T. The Manna Scuont s 41--Part Vs:CLISX Sennot, 12s. Also INSTftnerneNt. tor Corinucr .s Scuom.i. es—By A. BELL, L.L. and D.V. Master of sl t tn I lowital. liCtringtoni, Murray, liatchardi !it the Press :owl intedilv will be published. ritoutty printed iu sane Vottimp, Bvo. and tusbelli4red with s &11.• , . O DINIBT,TRGH - yuc,ITIvE PIECES ; witl; 1:41 I.attn., centatu:ng a corn / mauve Vietv retpectirc the fe of Living. Alts, Commerce, Litera•ure, Mangers. &c. of Edinburgh; at dlfilerent periods. bly the late WILLIAM CREECH. Esq. Stith an Amnon of his life. Printed for lolin Pairbairn (nucausur tt. Alr. Creed') ; Longman, Hunt. Rees, Orme, and I.lrown; Cadell and Davits; J. Murray; and Gale and Fenner, I.ondon. NEW MU. IC. " /ILI. ALONE," a Canzonet,. by Henry Kidd White, composed by G. Kiallmack, pr. Is. 6d. " Oh, rer:r fly, from oos who laves so well," a Ballad, composed by M. I'. King, rr. ls. lA. Carousal Music, performed at Vienna, eonejose.l tor the Pianoforte by K. K. Paitschule, pr. !N. it se cond Collection of Waltzes, for the Pianoforte or Harp, cool. Taw and dedicated to the Hon. Miss ()ardor, by P. L. lions r.tll, Cid. The King of Priftsia's Waltz, with Voriations f.r PiAutsfuete or I tarp, composed by J. Fiorini, pr es. Air Hon -I:ese, isPh Variations for the P.anolorte, composed by Frederic I obrls *pr. 24. 6d. ' 4, Les Flours du Printenipi," six Airs, %sit h Varia'ibas, with Aectripaninien.s for the hard anti Flute, (ad hb ) composed by G. Khali-lack, price 2c. tkl.; with Accoropani mons, pr. 115. N4*ll. Of Goul ling and CO: , Coltectifto 13 ' SYm. rhomet and Oyertures, in Parts, for a full Orchestra, cEmposed Ly Antoida Rosetti o pr. 6% Kaset , i's First Symphotty, arranged V!antiforte. with Aecimpatilments fur Plate, Vlnisn, and Violip ?trio ; Pianoforte Part, :Is.; Aecomparitrents, es. by 3. Mimi. &;M. Mao arranged for Twii Pertormers on the Piano twit.. with Aecornr.aninwtrs fur the Flute, V:oliti, Vida, and Veloncelle, by J. M4asinglti; Pianoforte part 55.; Acconteault. 17frolott t Pliblhhed by (Padding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. tinhq•av3re; and 7, W...s•nwreland•stre.-t, Du ho. 0 ILEDONIAN A SYLIT M ‘ forSUPPO aT ING F.DUCA:I IMO such CI 111:DrsEN oC SOLDIERS, SAILORS. and MARINES, NA rivss of SCO ['LAND, at clottorhe editteted tom the nofelln.thetloot of CHRLSIKA sod GREEN WICK sad of ludlitotte4Co' Carl P1111.1)4 reddest iu Leadonowe entitlt4 to Parodist Relief. X 15,440 8 0 bul...crlptioi.seihrotis d - eI.CaIVED SINCE OUR LAST: Alosaticler M 1i.1.7ir, h3q. .- Xi S 0 Ihe Karl IV No. thtdt - . • 21 0 0 3 1 Ang istei. , Esq. - - 10 10 0 Robert .-lte:111:.n. Et.l. . • - 24 5 0 Gi /Inge hhysill ii. 1..4. - - 10 10 0 C. -elm Wiliam %Lis wrff - • 21 0 o "1!:0.11.t.: Yoitle, Rsq - - 10 10 0 3 :euzroan. -Genet-11 Aieraitiler Crahant Stirling 00 0 u I.ieuse-stitt Gensial R;eliard 31. i, lons • 10 10 0 1...• utsGat.t.C.;...i.-rat. tilt Right liou. Lord Forbr.s Si 0 u flli• Right H. n. the Earl Poulett - 2t 0 ti John 1 wino, ! ..q . .. - - 10 10 0 1 be-ittglat 11. in: tbe Earl of Moray - 105 0 0 Thiene. .40a...iirood. F.sq. . . 10 10 0 Al. salider i.litunie..E.q. .. • 10 10 0 Juin. banratyne, Esq. - - 10 10 0 R. 5. 1 unto;., Esq. - • 10 10 0. Sr I liortas Ilaritig, Dart. M.P. - 10 0 0 John I tanhull. En. .. • 21 • 0 • LOWS Ms!, Esq. - • 10 lo 0 1 Craw fi; I 1 thiviatoi Esq. - . 10 10 111. Alota, tier R '".4 A)s. - :. 10 10 0 1 Mesa d::r Gen , ge htikte, Esq. - . 5 0 0 1 flat el Ellai.r. Esq. . 1 0 -0 Alaiir.t; In. ta. Francis Streicher (aadallall.43) . 50 4 Conine! J I.l...;:ierstian • • .$1 0 11J Anonym .us - • . 10 100 Her Rept Higline,s the - Duca tss of Aitilovistatt 10 0 vki 1 lie !'arises or liumbarton. I)) the R. Jt Oliphant, ' • belt% a , 011 mon wade at the Cisureb-donr . SI 7 111 The b Int Neirvaper - - 5 5 0 Gli. rrl 1 lio;.ia. Mot ray . .. 10 18 0 1 I.l.tfurlecurrn Cli..tirs I'ye - . le TO 0! l.ieutiirki . 6.Gentral Hun. D. Leslie • 10 10 0 1 lir Masa /dordipels. Esq. . . . TO 10 .0 '1 honk's. N 161 1 .4104 j i Fog- 10 Al 0 Right Hott..hlat) rir Abergavanny - el a, e it 'William A'''nt - - - 25 0 0 Pi4ir lima. hall of Went yss an 3 Ti.larth - 106 . •41 Jaw yaabell, E.q. . - • 11 '0 •0 . sosoat. susscairtioNs• _ . " 0 4 . 0tounka 'et (lista - - Spa 24 .c 2 'Tie Earl ut Radnor .. " • - . - • 10 /15. 0 Alexander 111‘cherzfe, tag. - . - .1 - '3 ' , Ol 1 hostas Iltoadwontl, Esq. - - - ~ •11 0 ;41 3.1 y, Londn), fug. . • • •11 0.1 Vionald Maeltivi,o:.. M . D. - . . 111 2 0 2.11.0..r.(•en..tal F Stiticlor - ' • '3 0 Sle,. filit'itticy • - - - 1 I si. Mak,r-Gtileral Rent instan ... - 2- 3 41 linbactiptionos recibir:Lin Whale°, at the barking Hosea pi 1 I Nl....„crs. l homrs (*vans and Co. Davdoni, N,.el, I raid .r, andl 'o. Dow a,lll.tatuon..Vree, and !hewn; ..irt in inroads auJ Co. l ierrtes, Farquhar and eth. Marsh, &bled& and en. • l'aiion, t'..tkerell, I tail and Co. Splitli, Pmts.', bait Synth ; i'rearott, brute and. C 9. Malan.). Kunio and go., at the liar of Llultl'e Loam, Hoti-e; and by Join Galt,Eti.iecret.ii y, 44, V 1 eyniouth • local, 1+0111,94 , -piare, 16 whom lettrts.anti irquii is (post-pat.!) ally be a..44,4044—.4nd In t:cotland, at the Lank of zregand, kcal Patik of :hart at..!. Brilsit Uyott Contoany, and Ciquisi v r. tin Banking. o•r.patiy of sei,tlited in kJillwrih, asd b their re- Si EOM* Aral, 111 the country. . . ; N.B. The Cwai see rt sist•ctfutly caveat the• Friends of the 11101. I t , Ntltutioo to cor.sider the inivortaige to i.s insere.ts of Avaual lisliscsiptiorf... As it is lottlitkd to prem:rve to the In.touttun Isatnesuf all the Subscribers, it is r. quested that hey to.ty hr iK tieggivehtes,, together with any title or oluititictom e njoy,d Zr takeeggsage, 00.4 ur CO urtush or derived front caws or Ake. . ~.f. ; • - . -, . . • . • . , , , .....-...p•••• 1 . . - 7 -. . . 4 ° li t ' ' - 47 . - • 4 ' ; ' -i• At is. Ay -;,,, • . . . . . • • ,f t ....,.e.. * it .• , ... . . ~ . . ~ . . . . ...-- .. . . ' . • . .2 ' , 4 31\ j . ~,.. :. c : ... . • • . . s . di S * 4 .. : '• _,......, :•. it 1 . .. ..,,, .- . . • *4 • * 4 l 1... ' - . .. i i k ‘.; .. . . ..:1 - . ^•4fr a;: mt ..., ei et y' , .;: v '.l '..-7 ai i. • \:. ', 4 4Fit ~ " 0", A:,' . ' : ' .4l r V 6 ! i rk ., .- . . . • , : , . 11l 1 . 7 •'• . 4 , •„:„. . ..., , t V --"").', 4 4 a4ilti.a. ;.., .1 - • t d iNtumia• r i. - .)) ~, p I : .. : . . . . ' . r • ' •• 1 1' •' ... s . • . . ' . . i I . . . VlNdifllailligliail ... f # l ,lt 17.-N .- „ . -- - . .......•••••-• TRURS c 1815. • • •BRUMiWieit. HANOI/ E:t•SQI !AAP. I 'B BLAKE, hAving At a great expense refurnish: 3 l • in the mart eleg int style the above-named large and con-. 1 nwbottaHon.r, for the reception and atcommochtioli of Noble *lnitor Offirdeleen, acrd their fanlies beet permission to make Mown that he has re-opened it. aside° 401iCit their favour% Hk flatters bins& that (from its superior situation) when teen it will not he licensed unworthy the patronage he thus takes the liberty mow respectftally to solicit. TO BR PEREMPTORILY RESOLD, Pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High Conn oft hancery, made in Causes •Puwt.rrr a. ; ainst Powt.yr r, anti PowLaTT sgaititt CALIMR, on Sa-tirday, the 31tb day of June, ISIS, at One of the Clock in the Afternoon, b•Aore THOMAS DRAKE. Gentleman, the Person appointed by the said Court, at the Geori:e Inn, in Winchester, in the County of tolithampton, in One ACOPYHOLD FARM And LAND, situate with in the Manor and Pariill of it.:ltln Abbas, in the said County, part; of the Estates of the Rev. Cline Las PowLirrt, lerk, deceased; containing about Forty-three Acres. And also, at the•same time and place, will he Snt.o , in three Lot 4, SIX SEVERAL SF.CURI flltti for FIE rir POUNDS, and INTE.RES I', charged on the lulls of the Turnpike Roads from Basingstoke thr,ugit Popham-Lane, and other Roads in the said County of Hants. Particulars whereof :my be had (gratis) at the Office of John C511'45110, Esq. nue of the Mater. of the said Cour, in South ' attiptorkSulldltigs, Chancery-lane, Londom; at No. IG, Charles. street, Berkeley square; the George-Inn, at Wiswite-ter ; the Swan Inn, at Alresford ; the Crown 'tun ' at Essingstoke; th- Wheat Sheaf Inn, at Pophatu-Lane; and the King's Head Intl, at Stockbrilge. SI , OM •• •••• I ••••••••• I ND •• .41 5 TO LE LET FOR TWO YEARS, Olt I.ESS, • and entered upin immediately, POSE COTTAGE, situated upon West teen. a near filanrd Bridge, Hants, stn-roandatl by a beautifol bhciy, idled w'th very fiat large spreading Olk Trees, and a lawn in f.-..•at of 14 acres, a PatltllA of two or three acres of Arabic 1.:onl, together with an excellent Glrden. The premises coodst of a DrAlVilt , '4oo:ll, r..^_ fret ton ; :, Itaight and witbh in proportion, with wi ndows b down to the 7ronnti, opening on the shrubbery, and shaded by a viranda ; a Ors akfast-ronm, Dicing room, and Entrance-hall; six best Bcd-rooms, three Dressing rooms, and four very good Garrets; as excellent Kttehen. Str- vents' Hall, Butler's Pantry, limy e.room, Lattrairy, Wash.hou= , •, acc. The whole in complete repair, and elegantly feruisited. 1, The detached offices coosist of two espial three-stall Stable's, Saddle-room, double Coach-house, with a Brd-ronm and Loins over; also a Cow-house, Dairy, Piggery, and Gardener's !loose l'he House is situated one mile and a half Iran Harf,rd Brithie, three from O.liham, and 37 from Loudon. Three Packs of Fox hounds are kept within reach. Address, post-paid, to Mr. Robert Altraham, No. an, Kepptl street, Russell-square. FRANKFURT WERS. SCHAFFHAUiF.N, MAY 27. a rr „ . A: 719 E COMML rif,E hr 1.4 I TING tile CI rri LANDS Nal mevt dl, I.ondui: • an Faru.%v next, the Otis day .t Jamie invest!, at kleven of tti. Clock ia :,,rt. neon, to recatee Proposals for covering whit :hest Crpper ..e Roof or Goildh4ll. The Varticolag and Speclficrion may be Ofon at tbo (Mice of the Citsk of ti.e Wads at Gul: PAP. 10'i PH BUif4NAN, Commoner. fiARROLL and Co. Cnntractnrs for die rircse AI AFE 1,01 - 1 ERY, revectrully submit the lualewiug UItAND Cl-11 7 .).f1Ei0 tee Publie;••eoutainfej , 'Prises of 6tU,000, ?PO I, 40000, To beghs Drawing the :9th of Jt. l l.Y, letS, ilesi2es 12,000 GUINEM, Which wiU be paid iti GOLU Witlioat deihtetlo".. algio,s;oo . tre • "4001 10,i 00 4150 .... 6453 ;12,0 0 .. 2,000 1,030 3,1;0 1,0;0 ......... ddl./0 And 2,040 Are, Prse a of te.eer The First-drawn .240,N0 will hair!! ti3Ow mare, tnakini A PRIZS of 5..94u00. The Second-drawn £eo,ooo wit have mfr.. mak 4 ne A MIZof $. on. The First-drawlll 4N10,0:40 will hare - 41 , 1:000 A PRIZE of £:0,609. PRIZES 'lO 11E PAID IN GOLD: • The 10 ErstKlt.t.wn F.larths, 's.. Ist city, will each melee tto9 l;unira, in Guid, snaking 2,0a0 GIJINF.AS IN GULL).! The Fortieth drawn Price, the-first ekty, tv:11 rezeiee 5,000 GUINLAS IN GOl.O ! The Fifth, Terrh, and Fifteerith Blanks, the ---i•PeOne. day, . will each recei , .e INon Guineas in ttnl.l, :,',OllO GUINEA; IN GO!.!) ! The SUtb, 40th, kind 50thlrawn giallo, the third day, will each receive Pio Guineas in G Id, nVikin; 2,000 GUINEAS IN dt:ILD I Tickets and Shares are now on Sale a , cAltaotte sad Co.'s (beers, No 7, Cornh*.ll, aid 26, Oxford street, where all busi ness ut t !e Pt.ahe Finds is transacted. In the night of the 21. th instant P: ince T.:llcyrand arrived here, without any suite, and continued his journey to Zurich. T;:.: bustle ti:ton our frontiers seenis to increase daily. sWIFZERLAIM,:.7AY en A note was delivered to the Diet fry the M'oisters of the four great pow.its (waich was read in the Sit ing of the 12th), calltng iip.in that it )4 to j nn the Confederacy against France. To talii.:ll the follow ing answer was rewrite, : ~ At the moment when a nesr political eonvulsTcn shewed itseif in France, Swirzerland c struck w:th the dlitigers of its situation, took, with vigi air owl octivity, the measures of safety which the c•rcionstanees re quited. The. Diet has made known, br a Pso:lama- Lion, the oliiectib'ot these arm it:wilts. it has Avoided all connection with theman who li-is taken the reins of the French G•ivernment, and has refttstd is recog nise him.... loe animas al dot 41.1444,1t , iterjeistly fat—froirthis cors.tuet, that tlikirrylunkl, uflacci in interest and intentions with the othiar States, mint op. pose with all its might a power which threatens the i•peace, the trang , t;ility, she in-depentlepte, avid the rights of all nations :-..Sucti are, an tact, the rebook. dons of !he Diet. _ , _ . . .. . " - The relations which it maintains with the high Allied Powers, Anti even with them 'alone, leave no doubt respectinA its t hsorisititio or its tit gni ; it will • abide by them, with that constancy,,inel ihiclitv w.iicn have been at all times, it , n ‘arithle remotes in the Swiss character. Twenty-two littie ice:io•iiits. wined anion! taemseives:ur heir stcority, a id Clan asserai , n o , tqeir independence, must sek•k• :heir trstional sti,!•:gill in the principles of their Conletletatiou. This is what is prescribed by the nature iit things, by the i;t! 14 , 4- phical situation, toe constitue:on, and the character of the Swiss people. A conseqoence ef thi‘ princiole is its mutrality, reetignivd its Its favour, :is he basis of its future re lations with all'States. It equally results trim thjs pri:iciple, that in the great contest .which is on the eve of commencing, the part of Svritzei %and must us. tonally consist in the vig-irons defence of its frontiers. By remaining on this line it does nit estrange if.Scif • trom•the cause of the other rowas ; on the contrary, it embrrees it the more sincerely, and Selves it w th the more advantage, as this cause becomes imak:Ja. ately its own. 66 Considered in itslf, the defoice of a frintier„ S.. leagues in extent, which served as a point el/I/IMI to the movement of two armies, is a cooperation nut only very effectual, but even of the highest impor tance. Thirty thousand men and more have been put on folk for this purpose, resolved to maintain this developement of its tore& Switzerland thinks, on its side, that .it may expect, from the kitsdoes3 of the Powers, that their armies wilt respect its tetritoty, oil it shill itself call tor their aid. Assurances an this head are absolutely necessary, to tranquillise the pen. pie, end to intluce them to bear with courage so great a bu-then. .4 The Diet belit'res that it has answetel, by tliese explanati..ms, the expectatioss of their Exceitencies the Ministers, at ,1i salute time that it sise,cs its ° con. tidetice ia the justice and magnae:rnity of ch.: Nils. narchs who have but lateiy taften s•u.ii a.t inefrts; in. the fate of . this c•inntry, and thus ac ittoe..l bests claims to its gratitude. 66 it there is now any thing to be alone, afong.ii:lg to the pisneip i .es above expl.aioed, in ordt r to lit isi a more precise manner the po:itical relations of Coe Confederation with the t\ died Powers, duliag the continuance of thu s piesent war, and, at the same time, to agree on tae C nalitiozis ut its system et* d e f en ce, the Diet is ready to hear these ovettures. 66 It'llili commissioned Messieurs tape Purgionaster Wyss, the. Avo>tr Merlenen, and the Buie,omaster Wells:sod, to enter ;situ a negociation with isfessit.urs the 'Ministers upon these two points, which are es, 1 sentially inseparable. But, in every cai.e, the right i t s i reservedon on thus t i o le t a n d, the a n and Cantons.togive to these t ..ke a d ,t e ,,r ttt iz i t v . f e n : e n t s , i L i u ,: gal.,validity by constitutionally coufit ming dual. " ,Zuricks Nit 4 l's MS." VICTUALLING-OPFICE, May 30, 1813. THI COMMISSIONERS for VItTUALLING HIS MAJESTrs IT,AVT, do hereto / . c:vo No That on TUESDAY, the t 3121 of June next, they will be ready to receive Tend-rs in writing, sealed up, and treat for Two Ilk:ti died Thousand Gal one of WI:ST-INDIA RUM, to be 4101- vered. duty free (from 11's rchousea in which the same shall have Leen hooded) in the space of one month, into his Majeqty's Vic tualling Stores at the Ports and in the proportions under-men. tioned, Gallons. .DEPTPORD - 100,000 PORTSMOUTH - 70,000 CORK - • 30,060 810,000 Gallons; arid to be paid for by Dills payable with interest 90 days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts maybe seen at the Setzetary's Mice. sVo rived will be had to any Tender in which the prier shall net le inured in worth at length, nr that shall stet he /slivered t e the Beard x fre one sheet as the said Tsieschly,the 13th of Jaw next, xer sinless the IPerson who males the Tender, or toner Perm NI his behalf, attends :11 answer whets ralledfor. CONTRACT FOR CANADA MASTS, Ste. NA Pr-OFFICF, June 7, 11115 ? THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS -a- SIOX.ERg of Kr MAJESTY', MAYr,doherehygive Notice, That on WEDIsIEqMI'. the 21st Instant, at One 'o'Clock,' thry will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock-yard; with CANADA YELLOW PINE MASTS, YARDS, and Bt/Wq O I2ITA ; CANADA RED PINE MASTS; ASH OAR RAF PERS and. HICKERY HANDSPIKES. A Diztrilation of the Articles, alai a Par are of the Tender, way ie eels at Ail O s Fce. Nare.rder .vill 5e reeriad .rftee. One oThreh ea the Day af Treaty, nor any :Wien:valet, the Party,ov oa Aiwa Iwo) , Tender most be Kometaxial ify n &ter, ailleissal *Pike 117;vvy Board, and signed by tortraptasike Perron, eagqing to Amite hound "pith the Pawn todiriett, is the 5.- . 1 £S,Ouo, for;/.Sloe PerfeetaAce of die Contract. EAST INDIA HOUSE, May leg, 1615. ry l l-1E COURT of DIRECT RS of the UNITED, COMPANI" of MERCHANTS.! ENGLAND,trafiRs hike FAS T INDIES, di hereby give notice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their l fussy. in eadenhall-ttteet, on FRIDAY, ch.. loth of lune next, from Eleven o'Clotck in the Foreniinii until Six in the Even ing, at the desire of more than nice Proprietors, to Ballot on the .following questions First— That Mr 'l•nom S GRAD A 1.4, late a Civil Servant on the Bengal h- - abli , hment, he allowed the anon of One Lac 25 'Flviutaud ;Arca Rupees, for long. valuable, and ackrowle.lg-ti. services in India i luil aet a compeiliation for heaity losses sustained by public Arrangements." • second—" not in coruddi.ration of the varlaus aeknoveletieed ' and valuable services of Lientenant•Colonel Wstitca, he be allowed, on account of the loss ke incurred in returning from Ceylon to Bombay, and fur short payment in respect to interest on the a restored to him as Political Resiticot at Bo' oda, the suss of Bombay rupees 0,403 in full of all claims on any account whatever; and that the same be paid to Lieutenant- Ctilonei W.,saara, in this country, at the rate of Zs. 3d. the ft 'Tee " JAMES COPE, Sesregary. TO, Bfi stli.l), • ONE of the moct complete PILL E I DEN cgs round Ltitattin. one mile fram Cumberland Gate, .o be aCILI) by t'•:lVXeit ;'O all itAC on W ens' esoar, June 1 itla, rr on the I:A:owl:17 Ate, if rase d'aoroied of on thel4h; I an under Lease Le ; it is on a I 'rr L-ace, : at a small ,routil 'rent. The Premises have been mostly never built within three S years at a great ripener : the tioutse cianshoa of wen large Bed.roonts, three Dresiie; roords, goal water closet, with store elnsets, two staircase' And passage tha rooms On the gratina low ire a Ivey Breakfast anti Dining earicases. and a handsome *Walnut' or ilrawitig-room in, f;rtit of P:ea-ura Ground ; an Sumac, Hall, and a amall wont adjoining or th water closet ; two !arse Osten.* hold about won gall.m+ of water • a house 'barges room fitted up with rote chum cup:maw:is, a large Itttcheo well fit red up in evary re•pect ; a aentlery ad• *Ms with a Pump arid r c,,nd Prn re, large titer cellar and good . 1 6, ton' cellar with proper b a rns ; a large coal cellar, a neat green ,house and complete brerahou,e. hack yard pave.% watt fleet...so" Aces, a complete piggery end poultry honse with yard; a coach. yard with double coach house and ha mesa cupheard, a S-italled atahle with large loft, vita bionic ; *coachman's rein% and dove house ;a large and complete latindry.On t he ground flonr is a forced pump which supplies the coppers. and cisterns, pastry and bread (wen and rellar under it; adjoining it are three tanks hold about 0000 gallons of water, a pleasure ground tastefully laid nut and planted wkh.evargteens and other trees, with choice apple trees, pear and plums, and a great tivantity of all sorts of fruit; a large oval fish-pond well stocked, intended for a bath, with a planta tion round It • a large kitchats garden welt laid out, stocked and planted with ' choice fruit trees, especially trained spalliard appleatreei of the best marts, coq feet in length. 'lite premises aro enelosisl with a good wall, .of which six hundred fret is eiveresi with choice fruit treear the gravel walks are IGOO feet in length and a.OO feet flag pavement ; thy preinkei arc elevated, and in a good neighbourhood, lie ent two great roads, and the brit walks round London, and near thesilarksKeasingtotasardens and Harrow on the Hill, and the aneroundtag country In view ; lie detached Front other houses, and one of the most complete residences round London, is both Town. and Country, the air is salt and pure ; a handsome ap pressebao th. house, and joins a large nitrony garden. This residence would bealesirable for a Gentleman connected wish Goeernmet ()Ricci, or a Merchant; is as much in the country as if it were situated IGO miles tram town, lofty trees are at cash end ol the premises ; it is near two eves, and is now la enetrisle reps*. To be viewed with Tickets only, between the hours of twelve end four, which can be had of Mr. Coyer, Cat ver an't 43, piceadatv ; where a plan of the premises may be seen, and every particular procured • - LOLA HI) AI. PAT OW --Ills Royal tligllitess the 1.)11:au of You. novtaimas. Earl of Egrensont John latooche. M. P. Earl ut Leitrim.. Col.W . Jones, M. P. Hon. Col. J. I)ani, 'M.P. Col. H. Clement% M.P. Snow:net—Mr. K riven, Alen, )sr of the Rawl College, Lowinn. 011EI.IS I'ION, estabh-lvd for the excitt 'stye Treatment and erre of the V 6. INT file EA I. DISEA and theiceleestlful ennieguences; as *ric4ires, Debilities, (fleet s cions, &e. boast the cure oil n 4 less Patients, an. of whom have te e ii.alliicted iron' in to tto The early symptoms of Ounin nom e. 141 Ckauere are cured In a fevit'days by Mr. Kiernan's Superior ii.nd efficacious mode of triiittnesit;stsdillat weak Ness and dersurnient ut the generative ottlian% which Priviik thitconatitution, and shorten life, are here molts loccre1101)/ treated than on any other Mr. Kteruanziny he cur itthel ar tvuil, by either set, at his private hoiise, W. 11, t.owct chatiotte.,treet, ”ohord•square, whews Letters frtim Town-awl Country me to be addressed, and the neoessaky edvien and medicine will sea or sent to any pan of thsoltingdous. Just published, print is. Palatka Observations on the above 1012eins. Said by Shersiood Slid co. Po. so, Poteravotovrow; • Eitetilftii. . , . . I Al oPrics OP UNDNA.Mai, MI 21, 11515. E pPnverpiir. OFI%ICI. 7 IiS of HIS MA. JEST?, ORDNANCE, hereby Rita fat Propoqils wall be received at their Office in Pal-Mall, ! Oft or, beforeWEDNI:SDAY, the Slat day of June next, film such ?mous as maybe willing to undertake the Sapp" of COALS, hr service of tide Department, fur a period of one year, from the-list July. r1;441% nous. be of the de•crlption denominated Adair's Main, kid:itou Moor, or Coals of equal quality and goodness, and *M be requir i ed to be delivered free °revery expellee, eicept the Ring's duty, ei:her nu ahore or into vessels or crafts, 'at any place in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any port or place in the River Medway; and also at the port of Little Hamp ton, in the county of Stns ex, as may be required. Farther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may he known at the Secretary's °Mee in Pall- Mali aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be dolivreed, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Coals ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after ▪ the said 91st of June, at tweive o'clock at noon of the tame day, • neither will any render be noticid unless the Party mai.ing it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Boat d, R. It. CR.Efir, Secretary. b•INDIA 110(1811, Allay SO, int S. THE COURT of DIRECIVRS of the UNITED 411Pif AT tf MERCHANTS sf ENGLAND, iredißg to the EAST INDIES, du h.:ray:iv* mike. Ti.at ate Papers relative to the Claims of 'll7r.Tuostss for pevolisry compensation hone the Company, on wlech a Oat ot h tei he taken at the East-India - House on Friday, th, Bth blue, now lie opened at the said lipase fur the inspec tion at the Proprietors. Amish* Court of Diree'llsta baying felt it in be their duty to rdusu, lour several tim:s; compliance with tie application: of Mr. Graham ter such Zompenvatiori, and having in etintigriurtice at.o demande I the/isnot to he taken upon that quedtoit, they beg %Ave to , econtniend to the Proprietors the p..riewl of the mid Pavers,.partientarly ist a Report in which the Court of Dl.' remits a.signed the it re.e.olis at large for the determination to Iret. lely have so .ressiettely pint. , in this ; and they romi• drnrr hope. that if they .laity he hound i o have .ti.eharged their' doe tit roltding the pto; emit), the compatty, thug will receive on Olt tile ot their Constituents. '1 11,. l'apera re:teeth% Lion. natv-Ci.lonel W.trAt re, to whom the Coort of Llireetuns Lave ry.eor.iNtended al traill or bkieurs 10,000, also continue open tor the p. , ru.al of Or: Prorriettos. J ES C0R.,3, Secretary. 41:7•INDIA HOLM , June. 7. K."; 5. "IDERSONS who ate willing to sepply the East. India Comp: my at tl•eir l'Touse in Leodenhall-wreet, or their Warelviiami, as may Ns required, whit Four Hundred and rill /. Clialthvins of the best COALS of the f o llowing v i covs p ri „ ) . ( y o bbos% ,fain, Wellitioni, and KUlengwor it, Pocl-measi.w. ntsy .cud in the it PropleAs, staled tip. and addre4ed to the Com suftree of the honer, on or I.e.ore Wl O .l/NE.. - .1)4 1 1, the 14th i .st. and if on that ilsy. brore twelve o'clock at noon, as no 'lender tWfteelvedraftet that (tow. Cats will he semi'. d till the end of July, 'though, if It be r the wish id the cctor, bree tiutulred and Slaty Chatdrons ' may be sent in immeiblittly.—they wdi be paid furs they are delivered. Ihe enders are to specify the price at :which it Is proposed ' to deliver r.c4 sort of Coal. the prices are also to inslude the ' whole of the eipense a tending the delivery of the Cents. No f ender wi I be receive/ lost 'rum Coal Merchants poorest'. hug What t• /till biath.i-rmitios of their own In or near Loudon; I eel. her will any t ender be taken 11110 consideration übless the I addressor the party making it be met ttemed therein, and he, or an limy on Ito behalf, he in aitetvlance upon the said Commit.. I tee, a: the day aid Pl e urabuve-nlentsoned. " . ' LIMAS COl,B, SolvSeri. TO BE SOLD RV PRIVATE CON FRAC r, THE very deiirable and exten•ive MANORS of SNITTERFIELD and 13EARLE1, in the County of Warwick, with the Royalties, Quit and Chicf Rents belonging to the same • together with the Mansion !louse and Paddock s ad joinlng, and sett-rat capital ail 4 valuable Farina In Snitterfiel I aforesa.d, with Woodland, well stocked with fine yoang growing Timber. The wl•oletuntaining 1471 Acres, or thereabouts, and the Corn Tithes of other Farms. The Estate is all I•reehold. and divi4ed into prupet proptirtloned Inckr:ures fur good h o ehamtry, for which the awl is tayottrable. 'the •tituation h delightoll and healthy, and the E,tate welt aclarted for the tun of every s2teittc of Gam: and cal culated for the resident: of any Nolaltmutv or Getttlttinati of For tune, in about the aenvnt of I,ted NI ddleton's Hunt, three ntiVs trom Warwick, flue .rom Sera ford upon Avon. IA from Bit minghant, and I i from Coventry, with excellent roads to each. • •Wir liielher"Partietuarsi, anti retreat for-ene purchato., apply to Mr. Malawi, oi Abitisdno, with whom Plan of the Estate may tts•Parn : - "''. , ,