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.Z". *' ;4 41, ;• - - 11 ` • 1 , - , , - • ; • . ..1.4 Ore 2tEaca eti --. - ' IP -49. 4 41 .„..„,„ ~... .: ts MBER 8959. sArrif 11 It 18, 1815. PRICZ SEVEN-PE C R. HEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • lIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform TAMERLANE. 133jazet, Mr. KEAN ; Tamerlane, Mr. POPE ; h.aries, Mr. RAE; Axalla, Mr.. WALLACK. ArFasi4, Mrs. BAWFLEY ; Seltma, Miss L. KELLY. After which, the new Farce, caned WHO'S WHO ? OR, THE DOUBLE IMPOSTURE. ir new Farce of Who's Who ? will be pet formed every even wther my ice. Monday, a Fragetly. i'nesilay, the Comedy of the COWS"? Girl. IVe3nrsday. l'amerlane. ibursday, a flew Comedy, called Where to ilad a Fried. SCOTTISH HOSPITAL, of the FOUNDATION of KING CHARLES U. re-incorporated by his present Majesty. President, His R. H. the Duke of CI.ARENCE ind ST. ANDREWS, Vice-Presidents, The Marquis of Queensberry The Earl of Breadalbane The Earl of Rothes The Earl of Aberdeen The Earl of Home Earl Gower. Treasurer-.-Alexander Gordon, Esq. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that a SERMON, for the BENEFIT of this CHARI rt, will be Preached by the Rev. JOHN BOND, MD. Chaplain to H. R. H. the Duke of Cambridge, in the Church of St. Martin in the Fields, before H. R. H. the President, and •H. R. H. the Duke of Kent, on Sunday Morning, the 26th instant, at Eleven o'Clock ; and that a GENERAL. COURT of the GOVERNORS of the CORK). RATION will be held, according to their Charter, at the Hall, in Crane•court, Fleet -street, on Thursday, the 30th Instant, (St. Andrew's O.sy) for the purpose of ELECTING the AN. NUAL. OFFICERS and COMMIT LEES for the Year ensuing, and recolving a state of the Charity, at which the presence of all Governors is earnestly requested. The Court will afterwards adjourn to Dinner, with the Benefactors and Friends of the In stitutico, at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. Dinner on Table at Six o'Clock precisely. His Royal Highness, the PRESIDENT, Iu the Chair. By Order, JAMES DOBIE, Secretary. Stewards, Mr. William Murrell David Niven, Esq. David Phillip, Lsq. William Reid, Esq. Ottywell Robinson, Esq. Mr. George Tweeddate Thomas Wishart, Esq. BR! TISII AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIE AGENE It AL MEETING of the Subscribers and Friends to this Society will he held at Twelve o'Clock on SATURDAY, the 25th instant, :11. the rattNlAlo NS' TAYLIN, Great Queen street, Lincoln's lan Fields, to receive a Report upon the Proceedings of oilier Institutions at bonne and abroad, CUT MART. CS, CHEA2iSIDE. FIE leading_ Articles is the Daily Sis LES of A. MISCELLANEOUS. PROPERTY, by AUCTION, by Mr. MOAT, at the City Mart, are arranged as follows, via. as MONDAYS, PLATED Goons, Boma, &t Scs ; TUESDAYS, Jewt6Leitr, Rice Cur (halts, &e. WEDNESDAYS, LINEN and W. -.. Da*reav, Hr soar, &e., THURSDAYS, CUTLERY, JAPAN WARE, &e. FRIDAYS, TAfLE Seftvic CS, CD I NA, GLASS, ate. SATURDAYS, Was ritto DESKS, Wore &mei, TEL!. mores, &C. The Goods are on view from eight o'clock, every morning and during the whole of the sale, which cliont.nces at twelve pre cisely, and, for the accommodation of th.fte whn.. hairless of of the day deprives cheat of the opportuiity, ag.t.ll In the renting at seven o'clock. eitablisited on the British System. His Grace the Duke of REDFORD, President, in the Chair, Supported by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of KEN l' end SUSSEX. Such Ladie s and Members of the Committees of Country and LIMA Schools on the British System as may wish to attend the Meeting, are informed, that Tickets of Admission may be had by application at the Royal Free School, Borough Road, South wark, on or before the 114th instant. JOSEPH FOX, secretaries. E. A. SCIiWA BE, er The Chair will be taken at One &Clock precisely. Royal Free Scheel. Nor. Is, 11 - IEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Us PRESENT EVENING. will be per formed. the Tragedy of PERCY. Percy, Earl of Northumberland, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Mr. YOUNG; Earl Raby, Mr. BARRY MORE ; liptltrt, Mr. EGERTON ; Edrlck. Mr. HAMERTON. Els ma, Miss O'NEILL ; Birrha, Miss SEYMOD R. After which, THE SLEEP-WALKER. Somno, Mr. MATHEWS. ,rrick'• Dramatic Romance of evinon has been for Rome to 1 reparation, at4.l will be produced on Monday ; with ir the Mail .:.-.lay, Isabella; with Midas. ,11:esklar, a new Farce, cal!' d What's a Man of Fashion ? thuts.lay, the Tragedy of Percy. -.l:unlav, the Tragedy of The Gamester. Families. furnishing limo's, Captains of Ships, Sttpercarroes, and trailers in general, find g , eat advantage in p :rcha.ing at ad under we at these miscellaneous Sales, white almo-t every ar.. title ofase or ornament is to be met with, and where every thing is warranted perfect. It will greatly facilitate the business of the Mart if the 1 3 :o. prietors of Property, who are under the necessity of seeking an immediate market, will send in their articles for sale two ti.tys prior to the above arrangement. and consult the Proprietor of the Mart between the hours of seven and &yea iii the mtirtitie. THOMAS MOAT, Sworn Broker, Appraiser, and sole Proprietor of the City Marc. BI ANDFORD, DORSEI'. A DESIRABLE SITUATION FOR A SPORTSMAN. Thomas EtII, Esq. - - Duncan Fraser, Esq. Walter Learmontb, Esq. Mr. John Leslie John Liddle, Esq. Chat les l.yell, Esq. John M•Gowan, Esq. William M'Neill, Esq. TO BE LET, for One, Two, or Three Pears, Furnished or Unfurnished, or SOLD in FEE, a II WSE, situated at the extremity of the healthy Town of BLAND FORD, leading to Southampton, consisting of one excellent Dining and Drawing Rooms, six best Bed-chambers and a Dress ing room, with Attics over, Housekeeper'; Room, Butler's Pantry, good arched Cellar*, and very convenient Offices, part of which are recently new. There is an excellent Gard.m a lolling the House, well crop ped, full of the choicest Fruit Trees, and surrounded wi h a high Brick Wall. The Premises are well supplied with 'Kilter. There are two Picks of Fox Knolls, and four of Harriers, kept in the Neighbourhood. Intmedia , e Posses,ion may be had. To view the House, &e. enquire of Mr. Stephen, Carpenttr, Blandford ; and to treat fur the ;ante by letter, free of pu,t age) to Mr. George Score, Solicitor, Sterminster Newton. W. B. To prevent unnecessary trouble the lowest price of the Hoitse and Garden is XI i!CU; and if Let, £6O per Annum, ex clusive of the Furniture. Tickets. 18s. each, to be bad Craue-court ; and Bar of the Ta of the Stewards; at the Hall, in 'veils. ALBEMARLE-STREET. ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, Bc.e. and Immediate POSitilloo. By Mr. ROBINS. GENERAL SUPPLY OF FISH. On the Premises, 16, Albemarle-weer, Pkeadilly, on TUES DAY, nth instant, at l'welve o'clock, SECOND REPORT of the Association for the Relief of the Manufacturing and Labouring Poor, relative to the SUPPLY of FISH, in the Metropolis and the Interior, the Conveyance of it by Land Carriage, the Condition and Pro posed Improvement of the London hal Markets, and the general circumstances of the British Fisheries at the present period.— Price One Shilling. Published by J. HAtchard, 190, Piccadilly, and to be had of the other Booksellers. MANGEL WURZEL IN 111 E REGENI"S PARK. MATCHLESS WHEEL CON PAINS THZ GREATEST PRIZES EVER KNOWN! !I 'I:X 1 ' SATURDAY, November 2,5, at Nine ~'chock in the Morning, the LAST DAY of DRAWING Ikkees. THREE Ptizes of £50.000 Two £20,000 ONE • -seta MX Zi,ooo Besides Prizes of £5OO, £9OO, .▪ P.:00, &c. atr- Three per Cent. Consuls. I. the Contractnr, gratefully acknowledges the distin• '.eti preference of the Public Commands at.. his favoured Of. ~ber.veen the First and second Days of Drawing, ard invites ur tt- , nT ion t• the above matchless state of the Wheel, which, n the number and magnitude of the Ptizes, is unequalled; ! , y the great rise of Stocks, an advantage is secured to Ad 'lsc7s ?lever known before, and which probably will never it again. 1 eas any Tickets remain wish T. RISII, the Contractor, •:1 vrewrve a choice Szlection, a 7 his Whets, No. 4, Celina ~ and 9, CUARING.CILOSS, I.•atdon. But Frees the number and maguitude of the P. izes, The extraordinary advantage by the Rine ut .tocks, And the few •Tickets and Shares remaining unsold, ,mtnediate purchase is essential, to prevent disappointment. rESSRS. JENKINS and GWYTHER invite th. Tr ['mends and :hc Public to intpact the extraordinary :unit tant Crops of this valuable Root, now grouk ink; 'n the •It'at Path. •ep acres a.. on account of Govern:mat, and • .1... count of M . Jenkins and Gwyther. The whole wn by them between the Ist and lath of April last, and w le crop was sold in the early part of October, at the rate p • ton, although a dry season. When gravy and turnips re the produce is from 4240 to £5O per /kelt. At. ••:iderahla quantity of the vane hind of seed from licit ! , 01. extraordinary Crop was raised, is ready for sale at I.vkins and Gwythcr's Nursery Grounds, New Road, try-;:,- . wile; with full and cloar Printed Directions for pre leg her Ground, sowing the Seed, managing the Plant, and A.cg Root. 1 ! ...••••• . , %I * 3IIIER THE IliiiS PR 1. Bajazet, I.li•netes ATFA S i 4 D M A OR The new Far ,• Po further r t ' : , \Tomlay. 0,, I'llestlay, 0.. 11'r herd: t• . lhurelay ...---- 11 - 1L. 4 . 1 - 4111 S I'l 1 Percy, Eat ,A 11 itii;les, :‘ :...r liotcrt, Els Ala, 0-,rrick% Dr le io yrepar, te Nlai.,:ir, al On •I •!•••••laYs NV,..ll:tsclav, On Thutsdai o,t 5.1:c.rJ0... THE GI lIEXT t', o*Clock I • .c. i.i,000 Ik TI T 1 0: SI: Besides I T. DFI I. th 0 ,141. ed prefer' Ir i i, hi-tweets • eir it- , nrion cor the ntiml .1 '.•y the gre ... !;,re's nevi ,cur again. .10. 1. •,• as a - will resell ul., and 9,1 From t The ex And th :*Annwiliate .-- - -- - - MANGEI X rESSR _lx th , !r r :-.Ll:urtut rant periA's Park fit. •• .. coon i r , , seri by ,e w ..te cm t A' p • ton aVc la:', .1, th A c• ••.ider. hicli !111. exr `les-rs. levirn lary-...,' •rn • arirg •he Cr ack•Ag r'•••• II ...............mmo riiHr. Na 1. sp,•ctfill ..uly bra 'tip. J, Ow; si 1., as • rpor•-•i 1; •I. (Ili : ~ :is .aral.lol,y aril 1 et% to hc....1 • en tratio•Aco :at 'tamp ~tie • r Vold (1,4,4 lar Shirting, 0 i.if, huh •• 4t ad sue as= t'i ...—......_ LOS PATIO Earl of I Earl of I Hon. Co 'tracrost-1V THIs 11 .a. she Tn 'ld their doer :ons, Btc has .ally, to d .,y The early few days It 7 earrnent, an rgans, whirl :ore stir :eso Mr.Kiern: rivate hoose where Letter 'he necessary fare of the Id This day i !mond and it •erral Dlstato 4 ".• W. Pate • . .jklw, Cron IHE ('I C( rHuR, °lnfirm 1 . hi rept I . .tre, of its 4 -th it is hi i 'WA, bow • t t'uti the to] I " Get.tlen :f flat exc. II h, follow ini ." `rt-1 c • :•:‘...1 tr•on 1 t.• •C C•.uph. 4. rt.it Aryl . A Vv.. lIIP Col tour tending roo t • -!.I hy p. F;:r,t, I ~, dc, '• :lA., cc . s t , , t .6. , d. I PATENT IMPERIAL ci.o ril. r. Nobility, Merchants, and the l'ublic are re if sp,ctfelly informed by the Patentee, that this Cloth is sold Oy 'map. .1, at the EAS 1 -INDIA WARM - lOU:WS, No. 16, ea; si le, cad et se other Horse. wholesale, in en: ire cases for 1; end by the piece, front 25 to 52 yards each, at 2s. ns.fid. 4s. 4,. 6d. and ss. 6d. per yard. It is of great ra'•lll , y and ecullu for its economy and its singular conducive %to hc..l , entirely preventing the ill effects arising from sud tran,in..n• 'writ heat to cold after exercise, never imbibing e stamp atii , o‘vere on sea voyages, and equally beneficial in hot cold ch,s,. , tr and adapted to all the purposes of family use, Shirting, l'ik:lirrus . wear, Sheeting,/cc. the pieces fur sheet !, bosh 6.4ths, contain from two to four parr each, 141 slit asas= est rs ti . er kind for economy, beauty. and ovation. I.tacK AND AI. DISPENSARY. ParsoP—Ho Royal Highness the Duke of Yoss. oovaa moss. Earl of Egremont John Latouche, M. P. Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P. Hon. Cal. J. harry, M.P. Col. H. Cletelents, M. P. nornm—Mr. Kiernan, Mem rof the Royal College, London FHIS INSTITUTION, established for the exclu. sive Treatment and Cure of the Vk NE It FAL DISEASE:. •Id their dreadful eansequonces, as Strictures, Debili:ies, Ulcers 3cc has to beast the cure at us• less than .2,000 Patients, an of whom have teen afilicted front 10 to ..!0 years. The early symptoms of Gunortliora and Chancre are cored in few days by Mr Kiernan's superior and efficacious niode of • ,- atnient, and that weakness and &rat:gement of the generative :ails, which imi.air the constitution, and shorten life, are here ,re stic'esatilly treated than no any other plan. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either fee, at his .irate linase, No. Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square , here Letters from Town and Country Ire to be addressed, necessary advice and medicine will be given or sent to an) 4 1" of the kingdom. Ibis day was published, Trice 4s. boards, by F. Kiernan, a 'sand and improved Edition, of a Practical Treatise on the 'Pi '7'4 Disease and its Consequences. Sold by Sherwood and Co. '`)". Faternoeter.row • H ighley and ion, 174, E. leer-strt et ; 4110, /, Crown -wart, fan; and tie all other Book .;ellers. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINLS fruit COUGHS, COLDS, AND ASTHMAS. CHURCH'S COUG H DROPS for recent Colds, ohntrute Coughs, and confirmed Asthma., stand umbra!- ' • Its reputation for iitteen years past, and the various (rid. we es of its efficacy, is a sufficient proo of the estimation In ...tit it is held for all Asthma:le Atfectio f •te, recent Colds and ` l4 g` , , however obstinate, and all Pulmonary Complaints.—As 'Oa, the following instance is inserted. IVU Messrs. Snow and Co. ' 6 Birmingham, March 16, IROI. Ge , ,Penten,—To justice to you, a••• 1 to cerre ) the value th t esL lint Med:cisie March's Cough Drops, I end you tulloming case, at the particular request of the patient. MILES SWI:. NET." Q M -4 cannot sufficiently arknowlet . ee the cure I have re• it.tnt chinch's Cough D:ops. A most suffocating Asth , .t Otueli, during the winter, i.fll , cted me so severely, that I 'P. (bit urhing less than death every minute; one bottle re. me roi.sklerabiy, and four more perfectly restored me.— Hit smite% this to the Proprietor' will chlige your humble ser -111, " t rtusins "num sits." by E Edwards, cn, on the foot-way, St. Paul's Church '" Nurse cm he genuine except I. Shaw and Ed ' CC. St. Patti's Citurahlard" Is engraved on :he mow—. 9d• and sluuble size ss. 6d. per bottle. DEDICATED to the DUKE of NORTHUMBERLAND and LORD BYRON. la a few days will be published, in Three Vols. 12mo. price 21s. MEMOIRS and CONFESSIONS of CAPTAIN ASHE, Author of '•The Spirit of the Book," acc. Written by HIII4SEI.F. This work will be found to posses, an unusual degree of in terest, not only on account of the multi , utle of persons mentioned, with whom the Awhor bad intercourse and connection, but also from the simple and unaffected details of real occurrences, au thentic anecdotes, and private adventures of the highest cast with which it abounds. Orders received by H. Colburn, Public Library, Conduit street, and all Booksellers. Oa the let December will be published, In One Volume. Iva handsomely primed ill double columns, at Mr. Valpy's Press price 14s. boards, ABIOGRAPHICAL''spICTIONAItY of all LIVING AUTHORS, MALE and FEMALE, of the BR bi EMPIRE, with a complete List of their Works, Chro. nelogically arranged. This Dictionary, in the compilation of which several eminent men have together bestowed a laborious application of three years, is a perfect originality in English Literature. It embraces the two-fold object of being a complete biographical record of living geil•t• (comprising notices of nearly fo,ooo Authors), and a cor rect Register of Publlea:ions according to the order of time in which they have appeared, and the editions they have passed through. Thus it presents the greatest advantages to men of let yrs, by bringing before the world at one view their literary la bours, n. a / of wb;ch are probably at present almost unknown, while to toe general reader this Dictionary will serve as an im portant guide in directing his inquiries with respect to the merit of different writers, and the titles, dates, and editions of their re spective works. Printed fur Henry Whom Public Library, Conduit. street, Hanover square • and sold aim; by every Bookseller and News man in the Unit ed Kingdom. This day was published, Is Four Volumes, ISImo: ACOMPLETE TREATISE on VETERI NARY MEDICINE. By JAMES WHITE, of Exeter, late Veterinary Sttrgeon to the First, or Royal Dragoons, illus trated with numerous Plates. I .ondon: Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Ortne ' and Brown; Baldwin, eroded', and Joy ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; J. Walker and Co. and B. Reynolds. •„• The first three volumes of this Work have been some time before the Public, whose approbation has been most uneo quivoeally testified by the numerous Editions through which they have passed: the fourth volume is just ready for publication. They are sold separately, and the following are the subjects they embrace : • V01..1 price 75. containing a Compendium of the Veterinary Art, or an accurate Description of the Diseases of the Horse, and their Mode of Treatment ; the Anatomy and Physiology of the Foot, and the Prinep'es and Practice of Shoeing. WitkObserva- Cons on Stable Management, Feeding, Exercise, and Condition. Vol. 11. price Si. containing the Materia Aiedica, and Phar macopce.a. Vol. 111. price Cs. containing Practical Observations on some important Diseases of the Horse, with Precautions to be observed in purchasing Horses. Vol. IV. price 6s. Observations on the Diseases of Cows, Sheep, Sw;:t.., and Dogs : also particular Directions for performing the um.; i,viportant Operations in Farriery, &c. &c. SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS. r PHDreptitatien of Dr. FREEMAN'S GUTTA, JL FAI.O I'ARIS, has been firmly established by Forty Years experience of its beneficial effects in hcorbwic and Venereal Complaints. For Scrofula, Morbid Injuries of the Glands, the Lymph, the Blood, or the general Constitution, occasioned by acrinioniGus matter retained in the habit, or introduced by cer tain irniiscretioas, intemperance, or injudicious use .f. Mekury, this Medicine will be found the most efficacious, and at the same time tke safest that can be resorted to ;' and is no less excellent I in diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Obstructions in the Uri nary Passages and Lumbago. It requires no restraint of diet, confinement, or hinderance to business. .10 MR. BU 11. ER, 1)R. FREEMAN'S AGENT. St R; beg you will publish the following cure, for the benefit of those labouring tinder a similar complaint.. Last stoma I contracted a Venereal Complaint, and app'ied to an eminent surgeon, under whose care I was three months, during that pe riod I underwent Kalil/Minn three times; the disorder was so violent, that woends broke out all over any head ard'body ; and I was recommended the change of air and sea-bathing, but I con tinued an a worse state, if possible; at last I was recommended, by a Gentleman, to Ilse Dr. FRALMAN'iI CUTTA SALUTAILIS; by the use of It, thank Goo, I am perfectly cured, to the aro• tii,nnent of every person who kniw my case. Wheat 1 leave Brighton, I will relate more particub rs. Sir, your devoted humble servant, Brighton, May 6, I 81 4. WILLIAM JAMES. held at Mr. Butler's, Lbeapside, corner of St. Paul's Church yard, London ; and by mu Medicine Venders in England, Scot land, Ireland, Wales, East and West Indies, America, etc. in battles, M Ss. Dd. and 41. ft each. AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, situate No. 16, on the east side of Albemarle-street, late the residence of Mr. Richard 'Froward, deceased, Containing, on the ground•floor, a neat Entrance Hall, Dining Parlour, Study, and a Third Room, Water-closet, &c. The first story consists of Two Drawing-rooms and Passage room, spacious airy Bed-chamber, Water-closet, &c. Ott the second story, are four Bed-chatubets, Dressing-room, Closet, &e. In the attic story are four gotni Chambers, and a Principal and Secondary Stair-case, open Yard, &c. The basement cootaira a good Kitchen, Scullery, Open Area, Larder, Housekeeper's Room, butler's Room, Servants Hall, Cellars for Wine, Beer, &e. The Premises are held on Lease, Eleven Years and a Half are unexpired, at a ground-rent of AEU. pzr annum. May be viewed by tickets.—Particulars may be bad ;• and at George Adams, Esq. Solicitor, 041 Jewry; at Garraway's, and of Mr, Robins Warwick-street, Galden-square,of whom tickets for viewing may be had. ALBEMARLE-3 rREET. Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Li brary, Bookcases and Tables, Reading Chairs in Leather, a set of Dining Tables on Pillars and Claws, Office Desks, Bronie Lighta,, a Pair of Globe:., an Eight-day Clock arid Dial, Bows and Arrows, Paintings by esteemed Masters, Prints, and a small Serv;ce of Plate and Plated Articles, Lineu, Cana, Ulass, Library of Books, a few dozen of 014 Port Wine, Ike. By Mr. ROBINS, On.the Premises, No. 16, Albemarle-street, on TUESDAY, November 29, and following Day, at Eleven o'clock, by order of the Assignees of the late Mr. RICLIAKD TROWARD, 'THE Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNI I URE, comprising four-post, Tent, Chair, and other Bedsteads with Chita!, Cotton, and other Furniture', with Window Curtains to corrmpond ; prime seasoned Beds and Bed ding ; French Rod Window Curtain., wth Draperies in Chintz, Cotton, and Moline; Turkey, Brusse's, and other Carpets; ex cellent Cabinet Furniture, hi Maiitiwa.ly Wardrohes, Cheits of Drawers, Dressing-tables Cabinet*, Library, Writing, Card, Dining, Sofa, and Pembroke Tables, in Mahogany, Row, and Satinwood; japanned Couches and Chairs, Mahogany Eating room Chair* in Leather; a Bathlng-t ub and seven Casks; nu merous Kitchen Requisites, and various effects. To be viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale. Catalogues had on the Premise. of Otoige Adams, Esq. Soli ' chor, Old Jewry ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden square. KINGDOM OF IRELAND. COUNTY OF MEATH. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES FATES, MANORS, MANaIONS, FARMb, AND LANDS, UPWARDS OF EIGHT THOUSAND LUSH ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, At the COMMERCIAL ROOMS, DUBLIN, on TUURSDAY, the 25th, and EXIDAT ? the 26th, January, 1816, at Twelve e Clock, in Lots, THE VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES SI rusft. in the FINE COON of MEA 1.14 , Part within Ten Mlles of DUBLIN. Comprising the extensive MANORS of DENGAN, BALLY MAC.OSSAN, MORNINGION, the Lordship of MOYARE, the Manor of 'TRIM, with the Ancient CAS Fix, and BUILD INGS and HOUSES in the Town of TRIM. The PROPERTY of a NOBLEMAN. 1 he ESTATES contain NEAR EIGH i"ftiousA Nu IRISH ACRES, Or TWELVE THOUSAND EIG R I HUNDRED ENGLISH ACRES, Of Excellent RICH MEA DOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND, (exclusive of the Bog Lands, which are allotted to the different 'Tenants for FueL) The Lands are in a good state of Cultivation, divided in Eli gible Farms and Lands for Accommuelation, part with Eligible RESIDENCES, PLEASURE GROUNDS, GARDENS, FARM HOUSES, and suitable Buildings of all descriptions. Sundry Cottages, Water Corn Mill, and various Buildinp, let to most respectable Tenants, on Leases tar Lives, put of which are renewable, and the remainder to 'Tenants at WM The present low Rental near SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM, Eat the estimated present Value ELEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED I POUND3 PER ANNUM, Taking the Parts on Perpetuity at their present Rental. The whole of these valuable Estates are in a fine rich Country, pan adjoins the Sea near fprogheda, and well situated for gond Markets and excellent Roads. May be viewed by applying is Mr. John Allen, Braymount, searTrins, where Pankulars may be had, and every information given, and Plans may be seen. Particulars at the (Mealy Arms, and the Post-Oilice. 'Trim ; the inns at Drogheda, Cork, and Wa terford; of Johu Page, Esq. Dundalk; of J. Johnston, Esq. No. 1 5 , Dominlek-street ; of Messrs. Reaves, Ormsby, and Reeves. Mer rion-aquare, and Ueo. Hutchinson, Eaq. Solidtor. 19, Upper Gardner-etniet, Dublin; and at the Place of Sale, where Plans of the Lands are kR ; the lons at Holyhead; the Hotel, Liverpool ; Golden Lion, Chester ; Talbot, Shrewsbury ; Hen end Chickens, Birmingham ; T. G. Parr, Esq. Litchfield; of Thomas Lightfoot, Esq. Castle-street, Leicester-fields; at Garraway's Coffee-House, l Cernhill ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-Ereet, Ooldin-square, London, where PM of the nests may Os tom BY THE KI LETI*F.RS PATEN I'. EATS of all kinds, SOUPS, VEGETABLES, ill and MILK, Cads will keep perfectly fresh, with all their original flavour and nutritious qualities, in any c;imare.— The Meats in canisters of 41b. to 201 b. weight each, the Mi;k and Soups in quart aud pint leittles.—Also CONCEN FILITED CONSOMME, or GRAVY SOUP this Soup is highly con centrated, so much so, that a small bo tie, containing te:ly a quar ter of a pint, is sufficient, with the addition of boiling water. to make a quart of strong gravy soup, and when required for the tine of the sick, it will admit of a considerably greater degree of dilution ; prepared in small bottles for making quarts, pints, and two-thirds of a pint. From the very small compass in which it packs, it is particularly calculated for the use of TRAVELLER,-, as well as for the ARMY and NAVY, and will be found very convenient in FAMILIES for domestic purposes, in having soups and gravies always ready for immediate use. Etttact of a LEIFER from Sir 1051191 BANNS, Bart. K.B. P.R.S. Ste. published in the Times of the 15th of Au; net last : " I beg you will send me some of your CONCEN PRATED CONSOMME, fur my own use, as I consid, r it beat:. Soup than I generally meet with, either at home or abroad." Apply to the Patentees, Messrs. lionkin, Hall, and Gamble, Blue Anchor-road, Bermondsey, Southwark ; or to Mr. I. Bran don, at the 017ce, 30, Lombard-street, London. To the SCROFULOUS, CONSU MP F F IV, ro.d NEK VOUs. EXPERLMEN'rALLY convinced, with th e wend at large, ant only of the inutility but itjiity frt. quently done by all the Methods hitherto employed for the Cure of these Diseases, and, at the sante time, fully persuaded that, in the dispensations of Num:mute, effectual Remedies ere tat* were to be found ; we confidently and z •alotedy devoted ourselves to the study of them • and the result or fourteen years' application has been the happy d:scovery of The.* New Remy. dies, entirely out of the usual roe ine of Merl cal Practice, pro ducing the most extraordinary and beneficial tff,cts on the Con sumptive, Scrofulous, and Nervous, who are not only relieved from the urgent symptoms of these lamentable complaints, but their very Constitutions are radically changed.—We oxygennte the blrod of the Consumptive, heal their dieramed lungs, and re. store the emaciated frame to robust and ruddy health. Nor do we palliate only the symptoms of Scrofula; (or our ilcrufulous Remedy also strikes at the very root of the disease, and rarely fails rooting it out of the constitution. Our Nervous Remedy is eq:tally successful, and the unhappy subjects of Mental disease, Wearied out by perpetual disappointmeut, may here look with coofidence, and will certainly obtain relief from their wretchedness. 'lle New, Medical institution is established by a Society of Medical Gentle. men, for die Cure of these Complaints only, at No. 9, favistock , street, Bedford-square, London.—F. XAvite and Co. ••• Ample ii.atructions are given with each distinct Remedy, the price of which is lOs 6d. double XI, quadruple Li 135. to. gether with a Pamphlet of the evidences of the huce,scs of these modes of treatment. Dr. SKIN Nr a, Member of the Royal Col lege, may he consulted at the Institution front eleven to three, Qr by letter, post paid, including a remittance, addressed to F. XAviaa and Co. as above. The above Pamphlet may be hada gratis, at the Institution, where the Remedies are sold, wholesale, aad retail, and by all Venders in Town and Country. DIXON'S AN 1 IBILIOUS 111.1.5, For INDIGEiTION,HEAD•ACHES, HEART..BURN, &c. 11HESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity in the pries c practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate bilious tlitorrlers, 911 numerous Patients of distinction, parti cularly the Duke of BEDFORD, Sir GEORGE WARRF:N, Sir GREGORY PAGE - 1 URNER, the Dowager lady SAY and SELF, the Viscount s+ BULKELEY, &c. &c. he was per suaded to offer them to the Public, under the approbation and sanction of their names. _ _ _ They are found to be an incomps:able remedy for restoring the tone of the stomach, fur curing indigestion, or preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructation.i and Batts lences. They remove habitual and temporary coativeness, sick bead-acks, and heert•burn. whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. By promoting a due secretion of the bile, they are observed won derfully to clear a sallow complexion ; and being a certain though gentle operative, they prevent those obstructions in the ho of ., which are so troublesome in all countries, but particularly fatal in warm climates. On this account, they are a valuables ile.ide. return in the medicine chests of those who go to the cast o r West Indies, ur make frequent voyages; and a re so m il l and gentle in their effects, that they may be adopted as a Family M e . divine upon every indisposition arising from a disordered state of the Stomach or Bowels. COPY 01' A LETTER FROM CAPTAIN CIitEGORTV MR.. DIXON, APOTHECARY. TILLIDINGION, MIDDLES/EX, gist May, IRIS. Sim —I have received so much ben. fit from your DIXON'S AN FIRILIOUS PILLS, that I feel a batibfactiou in communica ting to you my testimony to their efficacy. I returned from India, after many years residence there, with my constitution very much Impaired, by several atta:ks of a Liver complaint ; and I a. tribute the renovation of my health entirely to this Medicine, and Mo deration in diet. I have recommended it to many Indian friends, who likewise acknowledge us virtuos.—Your very obedient ser vant. F. CREGOE, Car. Sig Infantry, Madras Army. Sold by Mr. Butter, Cheapeide,Corner of St. Paul's Church- Yard, London • and may be bad of most Medicine Venders iu England, Scotla nd, Ireland, Wales, East and West Indies, Amy tka, at. In boxes at S 4 .9d. aud its. each. / SALES BY AucrioN. ELEGANT POST-CHARIOT. By Mr. WILLIAMS. At the Auction Mart Bar t holo me w lane, on WIONESbAT, the Ind of November, 18 15, at One o'Clock precisely. A VERY Handsome TRAVELLING POST CHARIOT, built for a Nobleman gone abroad, regardbss of expense ; Body painted yellow, picked in black, lined with superfine dark blue cloth, silk lace, double Splashing-iroini, Rumble and Dickey-box to carry two Servants, hung with springs, back braces, &c. May be viewed the Morning of Salt., and Catalogues had of Mr. Williams, opposite the Auction Mart.