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. . I . ~ t,.-i . ; op ifr. ~. •..,. • . I ' - .0. •", i -..-4.. i i. . '0 ''', .. ,N... , ,.. , • - 7 -- , ',-.. • . . i t , t. ....,..,.. •.Vit i ; ; ~, . . •t. . -741 F.'p -f * ,/ - • . • ~..4 .....:,:___......, .. • , . I. . . _ . 4". i.; l' I ~ , '.. '''V t . : •:"..4.iii • 131 • r r . 4 .,..„. .. ...,,,,,,,..„,......,„... • ~ -.( 1. •, ..r. . , : .. ir ils ,i: t (, \ i L I I' 1 -, , . •[` In I', Eli 8803. SATURDAY. MAY.2O, 1815. PRICE SIXPFINCE-HALPPES V. THEATRE *MAI.. DRURY-lAN& ofilg PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Play of • , THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. To which will be 3114 LODOISKA. the Comedy of Toe Wheel of Fortune. ORIGINAL GUIRNSEY AND JERSEY PACKETS, (Ata!ed apt Wen Maaneti) FROM SOU FRAMPTON EVERY WEEK, PARLIA MEN7*.iRr PROCEADIA op 110II51! OF I.Olt DS, MAY 19. C0n11.4 and venti•-..e. were Jin Lee's Invorce Bill, and the further e inelkiAtien tit It pisitegoed to Minn Loy. A nievisge front the COlll/110..6 brought up the Irish Assessed. Tames BPI, the Iris's A.siz.: hill, the Irate Assault Bill, tbe' furelgn :lave fr,le Alb.ilition Bill, and several other Bab, which riere the first time. Tii E SPEED fsPACK El', Captain JOHN At:AL 8.1, 7.1 N, will 'sail on Tuesday, the 1.341 inst. fir ti!. Island ol Jersey ; and the Diligent, Captain John Ortnt, (nn the 4)1,1 el4tabliatuneut) the That ,day following, for the 14 end of Gue.rosey. The Packets to follow hi turn are, the Ro.e, Coutain Thomas De Grads" ; and the Hero, Carain George Falk both fir Jersey—iu 1614 - e••Ab1lil1 every Tue.d.ty : the Brialiant, Illiant BOW anti the ./T:ntits, Captani :13(11113$ ; (or Guernsey ever t Thurglay'sueensivde. The Packets are superior sailer-, and tn-s ore front: 014 to Ton' and upwards ; have eletflent acconton.dation for any num. her ut Kos. Ivens, and wit , Stalely gall on the app.d...t.-41 days, as the elearat:cri will be obtained the day prelims to sailihg, that there may he no poNstble delay. N.B. The Conishandera el the Packets may be vokPn with at dn . Royal George aid vine Inns, 'mar the Qiiay, Soothant;nliti. r !EA rgE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. flus FRESINT EVENING, will be per.. formed. the Triigk-dy of VENICE PRESERVED. . Mot which (fourth time)* Hew Farce, called H E FORTUNE OF \VAR. 7,Tora.w. moulider the Great; with Midas. The Seaman's Will and l'ower Bill Inv; re/artA, and the oth.fr Is nib the table forwarded. The P.4rl of I.:WU:MO:4T tralved the Ord r the Mr far going into a 0411110 feet at; the Bill t.l et-. 044. t.e Clergy to each:t•tre th..ir Glebe li•mies. l'he acor , ll , ,iy pl,bed thro: 4 ,:ll the Ciii11411:11C, mid wiz fi'i•Ort , _::ticTlP,7./ 111 Ordli to 6. rioted. Ertl S I'ANTIOrt". rtes . , need a Pe ii:rra fr , ,na t:.v Manufao. floor% . 1 r tlfT: F, Jll.l Wahl: .of 1% r,h, pt.., r;• ,he Hlote _---- KiNc'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. la,NErri . OF THE CALEDONIAN ASYLUM, i ,•r )1: CA I.liN. and sueruaTlNG M i ch CHILDREN of ol.1)11IRS, SAILOR:, and MARINES, Natives of SCOT -1..,\P, „„ 1.:.• admitted into the. Royal Institutions of „:, and of bidigentSCO I CH PARENTS lo 1.01:don, nut twitted to Paroc'tial Reda. PATRON. 111 ti , yalllizhness the PRINCE REGEN I'. Vic,-P, I lONS. R „• ti I r. , ' , neAs the Duke of YORK and ALBANY, ; !.c:css Eti: Duke of CLARENCE and SI. AN !‘„i•N‘ it v, I H:.,::iness the Duke of KENT and STRATHEARN. ii. the Duke of NU:4BFX, Earl ar INVI:RNE46. IIER MAIMS Ti 1E QUEEN. VicL-PnTaougtSE.S. HT Royal Higlinos the erincess AUGUSTA SOPHIA. r Royal Highne , s the Princess MI.IZAUE IF!. i!cr Roy:.l ti:g:tness the Princes.: MARY. r R. v.l 114:•ttiess the Princess sorillA. hvr 110 . .11 th • Princess CHA.RLOTIE of WALES. Ler Itoial 11.31iness the Duchess ut YORK and akI.IIANY. • ON THURSDAY NEW, by particular desire, will be acted the Tragedy of DOUGLAS. The par of Old Norval, by Mr. KEMBLE. ter which, a Grand Chorus Masque, the tir.t ever performed out of Ibe Banquetini llattsr, Whitehad, coinpuscd for Use occasion, called rep* a 1 stir I_'u' al Lan.,.. 'I h • ;toet , . do. advanv Ia - the ric , .• of provisions tvdi t...!.1e,• rducatao hi than pan of the tinned K.l3L.Junt. I he Pt w ou th.; LANKS OF THE THAMES. rro be LET, FURNISHED, for inch thine at may be agrceil upon, ItOiß CO rEACE, at tlld To be viewed with Tiehata dilly, by application to Mt. ii.vbeva Abraham, 27, Keppel-street, gassed square. GlI adv ; tinv to the convt rsation of Tinosday on vie subjeA .. t I' reign Trei•ies, asked if the nremite fir ream t: p . rt p t L;ie F mk & Cluivernment, • and the Treaty of Vitoria, would be LIU 011 the table that .l.iy • 'nue Eol of LIVEUIVOL intimated that both • wituid be produced on Mond .y. The ratified treaties were word fur word the same as those laid before the House. Earl GREY then obsgrved, the more he considered THE DRUID ; Or, THE VISION OF I.INGAL. t. upwards of Two Hundred Performers will be employed. The thiit of Osstan by Mr. BRAHAM. The Actions arranged by Mr. A. VLSTitII.. _ for the recoLd time in this country, by permission of Sir , t 0 SAI ART, siekomaill preside :it the Grand Pixto Forte, ~ o ne of the Churu3ses in Winter's grand CAW. THE LIBERATION OF GERMANY. ::formed with the greateit applause, at the 'llseare-Royal, Drury-1 an., ou K hitsuo-Eve. The words translated by the Hou. I:uoutats KIPMAIRD; And, in the course of thi. Pusce, Orlitial Highland .iirs of g feat antiquity, will be executed tor the first time at any i lwatte. Also the celehrattd hitrectoeflt by attests Rosa ; and, tor the Bret chum to !public to thi, coiner), ate • l'tiquteltal l'ohmalse, composed by hoc lutperital it,lajet,ty tthe k.utpluts t'atherate H. - 'll.e Descent of the Vl:Lin will be acconspatikd by appeupfiate '.3.4!)Te gsiell'oagely Mrs. Bast Mid recite sa ADDILISS, writ , tu exrtesaly toe Ole occasion. Dui Tickets set is.—Pit Vl—Gallery ss. To be Whist the Opera (Vice, Hay tnai ko. —Vivant React itagivii. RUGBY SCI i‘/OL. ANNUAL MEE I'ING of the Noblemen A. and Gentlemen e•Weated at itUGUY SCHOOL, %ill take viac,- on I VLSDAY, the 113 d instant, at the 1:SW11121011e Tarims, Gicat Queeu-street, Lineolea-inn-ftelda, at Ste n'Lluzit. _ bl lova mos. Cnlnnel Sr Robert Hill I liev. Hairy Wise 11e v. Dr. Meade Act. Ingr.nn Wimiington Citarlo Mills, li.pq. M.P. I key. lien,a7 o .: Hinch i..lx. Jului Litdetou, Esq. M.P. 1 Tbotnail Li , :er Pat lit.r, E.g. .1. I. WbtA fill AM:, eeret.lll.. It is particularly requested by the btewards, that the names of th, •c oho intend to bower them wi b aisle pe c sentr i tuuy be 1... i at t'he liar or the Tavern on or before the 2' Ai ir.staiit. (;aOWN PERMINS MADE PROFICILtN Is IN GEO GRAigHT IN A T Al)lES.ind GENTLEMEN, whuie Scholastic Lai-action in Geography may have beep-neglected or tn tt. may rendtt tliemolves prohrierts iu that most usctut and twential branch of Knowledge in a single wceit, by mu ; in ..ac or both of Goldsmith's Copy llooks, sect.r.ling to the cor,e— putuline V...tteras in hig KOVAL ATLAS...-- I he Geograi fr:cit :Itioks, parts I and 2; awy be had is Ss. each, and the I:oyal At las 12s. of t. No. 1, Paternoster•row, and of all Booksellers in town 'and conntrp VAL These Copy-books and this Atlas, with its Problems on 'Mar i are tbe tiwst pcwerNl auxiliaries in tr.:citing .Incient and. Mudern t;oograrhy ever invented, and merit Introduction into all SeminartrA tit Education. wb -- • NEW - ORA SCHEME I) ICHARD6ON, GOODLUCK, end Co. Con -16 tracitas with Government for the insulin LOTTERY, :•.w respectfully solicit the attendee ut the Pub:ic to the Natie llentatt, which they i.ave now the honour to submit fur 'llea., inTeetion, an the cdhlieept eipectation that it. wall merit a con tinuance of that diN.iiieuished patronage, wide thy have intro r...l.ly rec Laved in their former numerous Contracts. l'r:ze.. i .E4osooo, . 4 30/itai, selaht CO, lu the STA I lii. I.ol' I ER Y, to begin ifitth JULY, 1815, 11.•*i.:es 12,0.10 GUINEA.', Which will be paid hi GOI.D without deduction. SCHEME. 3 of st'VO,otri are ,Cflo,ooo 3 10,0 uo Ari,ceo I 5,•050 ..... ... I;,V. Ili I ... ..... . t: (b a S 1,051) . 1... 3,1+0 ..... ... 5 .... ..... 1,0 0 ... ...... 15,01 M i 4 ..... .... 525 ........ tt, I u 0 lu 16 SRSO ......... 1,100 1,51:0 15 ... ^1,5 .0 1,1 - A 0 Blanks I.t Day 10 each ... 15,000 15,1x0 rickets. id .tO,OOO The Pint-drawn £20,n00 will havo.Xlo,ooo snore, making A PRIZE of Afsopurr. 3 lie Second-drawn 4'2(404 will have eTiO,O:.O more, maklDg - A rtuie. et zw,suo. Le First-drawn 3EIOOOO will have £to,ooo more, making A Pitl/.E of Cio,6or. PRIZES "10 BE PAID IN COLD: Ihe 10 Fitat•dtawn Blanks, the tat day, will each receive eoe Gilifira% in Cold, amain& • 4,000 GUINEAS IN COLL! ! The Fortieth drawn Prize, tliefirst day, wJI reeelie 5,1 ot) GUINEAS IN COLD ! Ike FHA, Tenth. and Fifteenth Blanks, the secrnid day, will each rtctive 1,010 k.liiineas in Gold. making 3,0(41 GLAM.:Ai IN GUI.D 1 . . The 20th. such, 40th, and 30th drawn Blanks, she third day, will each r.evive :14)t) Guirx.ti in (:rid, ',liking ::,t co CU WEAS 001.1/ I Tieketi and , Shares are bow on Sale at RICI3ARIISII I I, :jitlU l / I .UCK, and Co.'s OWN., Hank-buildings, Cornhill t and lacing the charing-Care's. ARMAGEDDON. This day was published, in One Volume, eta prke SI. l Is. 6d. boards, (dedica , ed, by peratiminn, to his Grace the Duke of Devonshire), the tir-t Ei;ht hooks of ARMAGEDDON. a POEM. By the Rev. GEOIiGE I'OWNSEND, B. 1. Trinity College, Cam. bridge,. l 1w Subjed of this Work embraces the Itillgment of Mankind, the Lornio ; ; of the Earth, the Mitiennium, and the peat Even.% that may ho .apposed to take place iu the eventual Oct:ilia - ow of Esil, &odds* Con mitumation of all Thins Soil by fittcharJ, l'sccadilly, and all other Booksellers. . Tlsis t!ty wits published. knew Ed'alort, pu:e 14. t lustratcd with lei P It AC I'ICA la TREATISE the I' KEVEN. TiON and CURE of tits VEOlilt DISE i tSE and its consequencoo, as Stricrites Glatt.S. &c. inchstling practical Ob servations on 'Palm Senonal Weaktie,s, Mucal 11,4:1.arva, Sr:. disrsttil of !ill technical obscurities. •By T. M. CA 1 6 914, Surgeon, No. 10, Stauhope•street, Newcastle greet, Strand, Late qt die UM est lluspital% of St. Thonvis's and Guy's. Primed Inc Meaws..§tserwood and / entwarr•row. rc may lin Itad;Caton's Pupulwr Treatise on Indigestion, 4ciotu:a, and Cutaneous Inseam, price as. This day was published, By Order (tithe Lai as Commis'toners of the Aintiralty, in Two Vulunn t, royal ate. illustrated with Views, avid one very lame Volume Folio of Charts, 11eadlauds, and. Botanical Subjects, price .Cs s*. in boards, A VOYAGE to TERRA AUSTRALIS un. iLII. dertaken for rbe purpose of completing the Discovery of that vast Coulon', and pros clued iu the years I urn, i UniL anti inn; in his Majevy's Ship tit.: 11:vestIgator : and subsequently firth.- argued Vessel Porpolse, anti Cumin rhoel &homier. With an Account of the bbipweeck of the Porpoise, the Arrival of the ebruberlated at holaurittu., and butirisonosent of the Commander during but Years and a Halt in that Island. By MAT I'IIEW FLINDERS, Commander of the investigator. Printed by W. Hubner and Co. Claveland•row, St. Jame**. and published by U and W. Nicol, Booksellers to Ins Majesty * Pall-Mall • Oil A lbw Copies, are Feinted on Imperial Paper, 4to. price At 11 :. Les CURTIS ON GRASiIiS. This day was published, trice Us. in boards, or, with colotired Plates, i.6d. _ _ ARACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the BM TISH ORASIIP, especially such as are hest adapted to the laying town or Itiiproving of M..adaws aad llastures ; with an enumeration of the 13rittsh (;rases. By WILLIAM CUR 113, Author of the Botanical Magazine, Lectures on Botany, &c. Fifth Edition. with Aiidi:ions, including a isescri;:tion of the mon productive Aquatic Grasses, a wiitten by Mr. Curti: for lilt aim Loniltiestsis; also, Practical °Merl:a:to ,3 on the u.e cel•nre of the Florin Grass; in Ireland by Dr. Rieltaid,on, In Scoland by Mr. Millar. and In England by Lord Rous ; and on the Rough Cocksfoot Grass, as recommended by T. W. Coke, Esq. lite whole ingested and brought down to the present pe. dad, by Jona; LA WAENCE. Author of the New Farmer's ('a'm- . dor, &c. To whitish. aubjuaii.d, a short account of the Causes id the Diseases in Corn, called by Farmers the Blight, the Mil. dew, and the Rust—by Sir Juseph Banks, Bart., London's Printed fa H. D. Syiuunds ; told by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. 20, Paternoster-row ; and all win.: 11J41.- sellers in Town and Country. , MONEY. ISJOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, ttc. are respectfully 1 - N . informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any amount, oil terms i yaal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy. hold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds. Marriage Settlements, Weed Jointures, Clergymens' Livings, or any other Property. t'crsops of respectability may be tomplietion their 'personal security only. Gentlemen will find : very liberal accom modation, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or letters (post-pah!, addressed to Musts. Wills and Co. No. 49, SUuth street, llerkely-square. THE DISEASES OF PEMAI.I3IS. MR. MACKARSIE, Surgeon, after 2.5 nears of plokordonal experience, enlightened by all the aids of Medical :tcience, has adopted principles of practice which uni• form success may justify his daring to term infallible. 4t iv ory am of obstructiou, of incremed or tliniaiisbed t:i-eliarges, of irre gularity la actitia, or of &ease iu the i.ntale o gins; as . well as to close weaknesses, an.l jog nervous complaints, really though nor so obviously depentlit:z thereon, he never fails to Wi per, the desired eirtct. Mr. M. continues to give advice daily, from 11 till-4, personally, or by letter, at No. 20, Leicester-traiiare. I%fediclor sent to any pert (II the • 1 ES PASTILLES MA tun A 1.1. ES de MONT PELIER ; or, AROMATIC LOZENGES of SPELL are a discovery a the first importance to the present and ceediag ages, their happy effects being equa , ly ratan' 411 d ; SO diffusely salutary, that while they r s ive tole to netves, and health and vigstur to fife enti , e fr .imt., .'icy impart g Arial beat through the wl.ole system, and exh lizrate the air mai *nits in such a manner, that they may fair) , he said r, reaoh.tate ;re ; far :hose diseases Jectibia&cd by &bony, relit xat , pro, tration of strength, or want of to 1• to t he net - v0n:1.4,4:5, they are recommended with the mintot ciintidenct , , as the tics a6rce able, and infallible remedy that ev,r ha. been, or perhaps, Lver can be discovered by the researches of science; they act not as a temporary stimulus, or by irritation, but by gradually and thee:natty strengther.iilg rid renovating the e 'mu! mit), cat *day, the healthy action of, and imparting increased eti..rgy and vic,iur to every part of the human frame; they restore the languid, de• bllitated, nervous, and reiaxed of both sexes. to tosund and vier:t rent health; when aver,ion to exercise, loss or ti;prr.eity of :w h it:. rite, and pallid countenance indicate alyr I i tiecaitg cansumptitin. the delicate female will be restored to health and society by tits benign blue:ice of this medicine. At Montpelier these Lozenges acquired a degree of celebrity unequalled in the &militant nwtlicine, and many persons who Lave gone there from this country, attribute their recavr•ry more to this invaluable prepare ion than to any et tie: Cause what. vet . . Prepared.by the Proprietor, t• P. , pod sold wholesale and retail by Ni itgent, Mr. Giftord, 15a, tifrAnd. Lthiblont in boxes, at 7s. and Y2s. each; also by Davison's, I, Parliantent• Street, Dublin, (.puts tor Ireland); Barter, Edinburgh; Mutt day and Co. Daiwa ; Meggy and Co Clielimiord; Cripovt-11, and Meyler's, Bath; Brodie and Co. Salisbury; Langdtin and •Co. olterborne ; Trewman, Exeter ; and most Vend.ra of Me (Wine an the Kingdom. o prevent iniposition, each Box is signed by the Propeeter, P. Seddon) in his •yrn haad writing, VaillOta which coils l ean poseibly be genuine. • the subject, the more he was convinced . that the House could not enter on the discussion proposed for Tuesday without document:tty information. The 'Treaty of the SOth of March expressly baund the Allies to contracts made at Vienna I and before the country pledged itself to war, it was necessary to have intorin.stion respecting the nature of those cm:- tracts. Wiese the exception of papers produced on the question of Geno.t. Parliament bad been left in Darkness. On the subject of Saxony and other ins -17:1 .11t intyr.•sts, to be considered in the qu!stion of war, they h. 41 no inform whatever, yet they were cadcd tut w decide that most momntuus clues .6o:l,. By the pith article ut the treaty o: the Stith ct NtArch, the ( King of France was invited to join the alliance, and to afford House CM! , tainly required sotto: acz uint as to the Isct of his being a member of a:1.1 wild he could contribute to' he common 'cause. There was another point on which he wss compelled to tc,ck some ex. vlattatino. In the Papers of 14st night 11.!. had real AiLlress, purporting to be a O)cleralioa of the Doke of Weihog,ton to the people of France. • The Nobly Earl was disposed to consider it a forgery however, it would be satisfactory to the Pious? an.i the country to hear from the Noble Lord, that no such Deolaraiimi badl been issued by .the Ni;hte Duke, au! that it was eniothorised by his Itfajeti)'s ..Gov•trntuent. The EAU of LIVERPOOL MI theltst paint had no difficulty in saying he never saw the article al luded to by the Noble Ein before he 12 aotit in the Aloriiicer, and in an Evening Paper of jeaterday.--- He did nest believe it probabie that the Nagle Duke bad issued any declaration whatever. With regard to the ttirgery, Isis Lordship was not enabled to trace the tabeieation, though be had no doubt it was forgery. Oil the otst.-r points of information, the 'Noble Esrl would tecollect. that he inlormed the House the overture Iroin France hid been transtnit led to the Allies at Vletlll4. It was known at the time the overture was so transmitted that no' steps would be taken on it. Whether the policy on that occasion was right or wrong might depcnd on twure consideration. Witb respect to the King of France, there bad been no accession on the p srt. of 'hit Mo narch, advised and authorised by the Government of this country. It was not on any points of that sob. ject he ezp.:•cted opposition, therefore all delay ought to be avoided. Until the enaagenients with Congress were ratified, it was nut ia his power to make any communication. EMI GREY repeated, that it'was necessary they should be put in pus ession of the engagements with Vienna, and he left the. NA.I Earl to say Whether the House could do its duty to the country without such information? lie understood there was one Treaty not ratified. Lord LEVERPOOI. observed, that the ratified treaty had not b.-en received from Austria, but it was distinctly understood that it would tiatismitted as soon as possible. With regard to the engagements with Vi:n la, they refgrre i to those proce:diugs which the Altiza were bound to take. . . The Ertl of DARNLEY said, ho had referred on a former day to the I).a:l.tration of Louis XVIII. in Much it WAS stated that the object of the :Aloes WAS to reinstate that family. the Allies were mentioned, the Declaration had perhaps been made nuttyr their sanction and aut h His Lordship was therefore dthirous et again asking whether any information could .b.! tut niche si on the sn'aject ? M.trquis of BUCKINGHAM considered the endeavour (it hi. Citivirrament to Ir:ilk sorv...trd a prima:lre s oiscuisiort quite irregular.-- Aster depstcating true' wish to withhold the docu. PROCLADJATVIN Ok VW'S XVIII. inents, he asked %Italie: any communication had been made by Louis XVIII. on the subject of his Dec.l .0 ? The Earl of LIVERPOOL- 44 My - Lords, his Mijasty's Government are not 'atiwerAble fur any Dvclaration made by a ior•lgn Piowec." Lad DA RNLEY then moved An Address to his Royal Highness the Pt ince Regent, for Ciiiies . of the Decl.iratian Made by the King of Vrance. The Mstrqiiis tit BUCKINGHAM slid, Louis XVIII. h tit spoken in thc name of the Allies, and lie-swill,: be glad to know whether any commonica coin had been made to this Ghvesnment and the Al i;il tile subject of the Declaration ? • Lord i illey I ts Wittill wail then pm, and.tha Hutisc uivided—Contents, 2S, Non-Content* . 49-r. Majority ag.unst the Mution,'Sl. aATUGLIC. 143.11730)14 o~ cATut.Lic. ruTfrien. 0.1 our re-admizsioa belovr . th4 fir,' we lite • Earl et .1.):4N-otxtableits skeakteg as di Mime& TO SOLD BY PRIVATE c;)ti ra.,w r, THE very desirable and extensive MANORS of ii!siITTERFIELD and BEARLEY, in the County of Warwick, with the Royalties, Quit and Chief Rents belongitig to the sante ; together with the Mansion Hawse and Paddock: ad innintr, and several capital va!nahle Farms in hoitterliell afore aid, with WooaPand, well stocked with hoe young gr.twi:.g Timber. ',Ube whole co:raining 1413 Acres, or thervaboaz.i, and the Corn Tithes of other Farm:. The Estate is all Freehold, and tithe-free, diviird into proper proportioned luclosures for good husban4ry, for which the soil i, tavourable: he situation k delightful and • h•:althy, ant! the Estate well adapted fur the preservation of every species ot Ga:ll., slut cAl eulated for the residence of aisy Nobleman or G•nalroran of For tuse, in ab:tut the cent-e of Lord-M. dlleton:s hunt, three mil-, Got ;Pun Straora %Ens Arpin, tei envet Lir /mini:tarn, and 14 from Coveutry, with excellent ruaJ4 to cacti. I Fur fortber PartieuLers, and to treat for the purchase, apply to 'Mr. Moaand, ot Abinzdon, wi,b whom a Pf.ht of tip! Ecate may he seen. DAIRY inJ ARALII.E FARM, ASTON CLINION,.NEAR A YLES BU it Y. BUCKS. To be I.ET on LEAAE, for 14 or 21 Yeats front Lady Day last, by the Worstslpud Company of Mercer , , London, 4.IkCOMPACT FARM of excellent LAND . (Olio-tree), Called the VATCHES, in the Parish of zlquit adjoittio4 l'unipike London Road, and within three miles of Aylesb:try, and four trout Tring, good Ma: itet Town', cumpriaing a goad Farm-house, Barnet Stable.,, Cow• houses, and suitable Offices lately finished, and in the occupation of Joseph Kingltani; and IB3A. RO. 96P. of Land by adnvasurement,con• lusting of 33A. 2R, of ancient lnclosures with good Fetwes and of 13 1 A. 2R. 28P. of allotments recently made under ki (tido ! sure Act, an 1 which are to be subdivided and inclosed with Quick sets, and tented before Christmas next, at the expt:nse of tbc Landlords ; 108 Acres of the Farm are oW Swerd, and the Residue Arable, of %Allies upwards of 30 Acres are hi Clover and a good plant, and a proportionate number of Acres of Beans and Peas are set. 'ibis Estate lb peculiarly situated for improvement, is well watered; nearly half the Meadows might, at a small ex pense, be irrigated and the whole of the Farm brought into high Manurage, as it is within two miles from the Grand Junction Canal, with a good road thereto. Possession of part of the House. Stables, &e. and of the whole of the Land, will be given immediately, and of the remainder at Midsummer next. Any person willing to treat for the same, may send Proposals NW Address (seal% d up) to the Clerk of the Mercers' Company, at their Hall, in Ironmonger-lane, Cheapside, London, on or be fore Wednesday, the 81st day of May next, when the same will be taken into consideraion, and the person making such offer as the company may approve, will have notice sent him to treat tor the same either by attending at Mercers' Hall, or at Aylesbury, as the Company may think most convenient: the Tenant will be required to ;ay all Taxes and Rates (except Land-tax and Laud lord's Pi opaty Tax, 1f 200. For viewing the Estate, apply to the said Joseph Kingham, and for turther Particulars and .I,;ist of the Fla r, to the Clerk of the Comi.any, at their Hall as ir)oVe; or to Mr. Willi= Bull, Sob citor, a: AyleAntry.—Alerc•zrs . H.t'l, April .28, 1813. ING 0111 CR. vt, tni riIHE COMAIISSIONE Rs p• ricTuALLING - 2 - lux MAJESTY", 21 7 .1 AT, th, her:hy That on WEDNEiDAY, the 7th of June near, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat for the Siipply, on stparaty Contracts, of FRESH BELE, to his Maks. ty's Ships and Vessels at the undermentioned places, via. GUERNSEY and JERSEY NEWCAS ri.E and. TIN• GREENOCK :MUM HAVEN HULL SWANSEA and BRIS I'ol., For the si‘ace of Twelve Months from the dates of the respective Contract., the t7onditlous of which may be seen pit the Seeretary's 011:er, at this Office ; or by applying to the PoitlinstetS at Otturiisi:y atti Jersey, and to the Collations of the Customs at Greetincly Hull, Newcastle, Swansea, and Brivoil respectively. No regarJ vill be had to any Toiler in which the trice rhall nnt be inJerted in word, at iao, or Ike shall not he d;!iveied to the Board &A re cne o'eloei on the raid the 7t4 rf Jaot: next, nor w,.'e,: the per.on who miler the 71.2.1er, or lOW iierion on hie behay; itten.ir, to (mincer wh.rn eallcd for. Eneh tender mit alio be a‘:ompaniei by • letter rigani by two rerfron• r lb:gime/Ir, engaging tobieconee bo;:nd with the party tendering in the rn.: I skin .0 ;110, fir ere tee perforrnarae.t ColeZzy the eorigrrotr. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, May 1 11415 . JIHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED , CO.IIIP-IN2" of M BBC 114,\TS of F. NCL.LVD, trading to the EAST INDIES, Is herebi gime noire, That at the General Court of the 'aid Company, aypointed to be held at their I louse in Leadenhall‘street, on FRIDAY, the 85th inst. the following Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 4th 'ult. will be laid before them for their approbation, agreeably to the 4th Section of the Bth Chapter of the By-Laws, viz. " That in consideration of the various acknowledged and valuable ser vices of Lieutenant-Colonel AVA Lama , he be allowt d, on account of the loss he incurred in returning from Ceylon to Bombay, and fur short payment In reflect to Interest on the arrears restored to him as Political Resident at Btrada, the sum of Bombay ru• pees 20,600 in full of all claims on any account whatever; and eat the same be paid to Lieutenant-Colonel I\'.ll.K EA, in this cotaitry, at the rate of 2s. :Id. the Rupee " And that the Papers relatit.g to the case of Lieuteliatit t Colouel W ALK ER, will be ready fur the perusal of the Proprietors at this en Thursday nest, the !dill instant. JAMES COBB, Secrdary. ON THE I:ORDERS OF SUFFOLK. TO ltE SOLD OR 1.1:. A DELICIII I'FUL EHO LD ESTATE 11 and IthslliF.NCE, most en:Nolo - 0y and elrgatnly Fur nighed, reploe with every comfort and Convenience, comprising advantv,es, with every requi+ite for a large or muivrate sited Fancily, distant from Landon 34 miles. Apply to Messrs. Bata, Welbeck-stret r, Cavendish square, where may be had the Estate and House C.itaingue. EXMOUTH, DEVON. 'FO BE SOLD, THAT Excellent LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, No. 20, Furnished, with immediate Pos session, situated on the most pleasant part of the Deacon, coin the finest Scenery iu En'and, calculated for a largo Genteel Family, with convenient Out faces, small Garden, double Coach-house, and a four-stall Ail!, all in excellent repair. These premises ere held under Lord Rolle. on three very goad young lives, with a richt of nonunion a fourth, with X excellent Pleasure and Lauding • 1 the. House. For Particulars and view apply (post•paid) to Mr. GO y; t14.1r the Fish Market, Etrtiontb; of Mr. 'llamas Furlong, S.)11c;:or, Exeter; or at No. 71, Seymour-place, liryanstone.square, Lo:,d.m.