Star. — London, England, 1815-03-08 00:00:00

.- - F i 4 THE.effRIS. °PIMA liouse.—Last night a new Serious Opera was performed, for the first time, entitled I Rik d'Efiso —The following an the Dramatis Persona: Clean:a, King of Macedon . Sisner Otto AvL gia - • Madam Sass' Assure, King all'haa4ly - Signor Kum Gk. teia, the chief Hieropliant *poi IA TAU ma Ns. tinker • - Sigma Clairtua Argia - • - Spam Gariaturft Parnee - - Signors Mona win. - --- - _ The Plot 4 this Piece is briefly this t—tllearce has o br a ir 3 n., , -.ifection of Apneas, the daugh•er of his , eneni Glartio, whn is supposed by his daughter to be d ea d, w: I.i he entertains the same belief With regard to her. ,hisasia goes to the Tempkut Diana, at Ephesits, whither she is tollinved by *sere, inheile enamoured -1 her. not knowing that 'lie is married. to Cleisete; hit friend. At the ceremony in the Temple a mutual recognition takes place. Maoris, on discovering his daughter's marriage, is greatly en raged, and digeovor becomes the enemy of Warm-- Glavcio, however, is moved'by his daughter's grief, and the marriage of Chum and As w, is finally reAolemnieed, to die satistaction'of all parties. This Opera is the composition of Gutsgent FARISISLLIO-- The music, which is of a nature unusually excellent, received additisnid beauty from the: tine style in quersikerin which the greater part of the songs sveroakecnted by Madame Suit andlitgootte VASSWLI/4, The fee titives and airs allotted to MadanielSasst• weer all excessively di ffi cult, an.! were eiecated by Jeer in a style of extraordinary Clearness and brilliabtr.,There are several grand marches and thorn:set a , through the Opera, vibich constitute grcusnrieit,o the music. At tbepermissation of the first act &mat nificent nuptial cereMotiz takes place, With . a galls, ip which all the . ' dancerssPerforis ' TIM House was full, anddse Opies, in pastinilar, diPlayed • splendid circle of-failicinable company. • DRUAY LANIL—Last night the Comedy of the West &Ada ivas performed at this Theatie, in which Mr. S. Ps star made his second appearance in the character of &coon. He acted With inn& spirit and vivacity, combined with a degrie of ease and race fulness, very creditable to to young an actor. in SA veral of the scenes , _ be displayed considerable judg e merit,and, upon the whole, be promises to become a useful and favourite performer ; his reception was Battering, the whole of bar petfortnance being Much applauded. Mrs. DAVISON, in QUA** Rioisset, and Mrs. &malts; as Lady Ratosee, acted With great abi. lity. M. WALLACK received great applause as aarles Daily • JOHNSTOWII, who played ./t4er (Tile r. kris, sang the as Sprig of Shelalah," which was loudly applanded. No Howx.—The Ticket, No. i6l, in the last Lot. tery, was CERTAINLY drawn a Prize of *40,0W, and Sold in Shares, at the truly Fortonste °Sees of Maims and Co. No. 8, Coral% and IiSO. Oxford. street, the only Office-keepers in existence who ever sold a Prise of that value. There are, CERTAINLY. Three Prises of Thirty Thousand Pounds in the Lot tery to b. Drawn the Sth of next month; which Maness and Co ire equally likely to sell: there are also Five l'nzes or a Thousand Guineas such: which they pie r ^ themselves to pay in Sterling Gold, as soon as drawn ( mithoot any deduction) if bought at either of the above Offices, • BOW4TlUlLL—Yesterday morning J. Parton aster N. Waits were cSarged with being concerned in It tumultuous assembly at the Lord Chancellor's bouse, Bealsord.aquare.:-.S. Roberts, h watch-ham-ey. of Sc. Giles parish, stated, that on Monday nigls, br found a large mob asseasbled in front of his Lord ship's house, displayft.a eery - *tow ditposiiiott.— The windows were beam. On w e entering t h e bum; he found the Ora& in the custody of a &leant of the Guards.--The primers said, in de fence, they were drives into the booze at the point of the bayonet by the soldiers. They were rimanded. A. Mak has brought tip on a sitnilarcbarge when Me. Wesley, a constable, deposed that he saw the prisoner throw a stone at the house, on which he was secured. lie WAS also remanded.' ' . 11. Looker. who stated himself to be an appren, tire to a tradesman .in Aldersgatestreet, was also brought up on a similar charge, Two constables etated, that a voice or voices cried outer. Burn the boar P' at which moment. a brick was thiown by the prisoner, who was immediately secured. A bill of exchange to a large amount was found upon him, which be said belonged to his master ; this the Mo gi:trate secured for the °weer, and atdered the priso ner to be detained. ' . • • . Ctosurt, MAR LCH —Tuesday two Inquests were, held at Dunbuilog, Oallf Mushreagh / Mountain, on the bodies of htichael Murphy !Hui Tnnoth, Lan its the following were the circumstances ,s—One Darby Callaghan who bad been tenant to Counsellor Lea der, and by whom his cattle had been dlctrained, Con trived means to • take them of, and shortly wards Patrick • Darden the lion oefett. -als Steward, accompanied by several 'othe . persons, armed with gem, pursued, and on &node, succeeded in getting possession eft the tattle, At ailace called RYlane ; but Callaghan's party, arm 4 with sticks and stones, resetied'shent ; during-, the conflict, Dawley fired at the opposite partyrty which Murphy r ec e ived a bullet wound at therightAide or bit right breast, which came through at the . epposite side, and afterwards hit Long, who was , behind Murplry.-h- Murphy died in a few hours, and Long lingered until Tuesday morning, when he died. Vetchcts.That each came by his death in consequence of a bullet wound received from a gunabot, fired by Patrick .Dawley.—With respect to each of the unfortunate victims, it appeared in evidence, that neither were actors in the riot, or ernmeeted with either party... Saturday evening in the Barony- of Wand Ora E. and near Ballydine, between .Clonmer and Cliffit there occurred, withiu •the space of an hour or live r about seven or eight o'clock, the robbery. of a Mr.', Cantwell—the teasing, 'very severely, of two other, persons—and the murder of a poartomettnan,nanied Cummins, by three men armed with irelocks.—On Saturday a fire broke out in she.town of Clogheee, by which seven or eight tenements were completely , consumed ; two children perished in the Rames h: and ssean - and woman were so severely burnt, that theli Bets are despaired of. . . • FROM £SW Armors caktrs. wmp e orptoz, MARCH Y. 'us total Ellidades the Mee Ibegeat has bean peeve& die abase tad the bebeMet W . Miaity, so direct diet tae SI mad act Garrison Battalions &add i Mara be styled die bit lad II Garrison Stataliaiss. MILITARY PROMOTION& Royal Reg ants of Horse Ostamis.-R. Rock, OM.* be Comet, by puniest, vice Watson, ponsoset • 1 sth Resiosest of Foult-.-Comisio T. Loggias, from tit! Nth Foot, ' to be (optale of a tNimpoty, vice titaultor, who mcbsoyes. 20th atm.-Captain C. Stauhape, from the isth Foot, to be Claptain 4ra Company, vice la too wbo measles. Miti=viklaytant J. Plawmes; bat the 10111 ant, to be Vff a Comemy, Moe Craig. whq socialite& Ditto Major W. Pereeval, (root the tub Foot, to be Lieu towsat-Colomi. by porchatr, vice Major-04mM Gorda,. 10314 Ditto—To be Certain of Osotrattios, Capes** IL Craig from the 50th Foot, vice lima" who mimes; Copula M. Raab, hoot haff-pay ado 50th Foot, vice Prise, who melanges. BANKRUPTS. Ma Italy, of Hart -street, Crotched Friars, baba, merchant, dealsraed charism, to anneoder March 14.95, and Aril 1 it, at acne; at QUOIN& Atlantis% Messrs. Sweat and Soar" Basinghall strew. William George Rawl, of Nathan Irakate, Middlesex, oliman, Mardi 11, is, and April is, at twelve, at Guidloll. Acme say, Mr. Ina. America.oquare. Jmnes Davies, of Hint, chaise and eara•aaarchaat, slake and cbapsaaa, March 14, aad Aril is, at ten at ()oddball.-- Attorney, Mr. Aticsani F. &aux/cid, Charles-street, City- Road, Lundon. Thomas °MAW, of the bidet of Dereand, parish of•Asten, Warwickshire, grocer, dealer and chapeau, March 17, Is. sod April ts, at twelve, at the Swan tavern, dinningisun. Attoraies. Mr. J. S. intaart,Nu.B, Staple-Ina, London; Cotneliss 9ettson, 10, Colmuvr-row, Ihreshighans. Wiliam Grams, of Carlisle, Cumberland, merchant, dealer an/ chapnaan. Mardi t 9. so, and Aped La, at eleven, or at o T Duke's Head lan, Carlisle. Attornses, Mr. duke t, • line, London ;or Mr. blow ' Lanni,. Vitalism 'Jackson, , of t3attide, Cumberland, fishmonger, dealer . • Mid charnau Marra Bs, its, and April la, at amosa, at the • tlk kw; Caksle.. . Attonnes, Mesas. Mummy and Simon, ; or Messrs. Mammy and lus'ser, L'io 58, etaple-lim. 1484 OshaidisMii, Lae of Soatuanipon, taker, Onager and chap. - *alai Match Bs, atone, March u 4, a: eleven, and April aa, at out, at this George tan, Southampton. Anoraks, Mr. Notch, Soothatopion ; or Mr. Whitaker, Ilruac•court, a.ous-Acte. • Thomas Kaiding, of Ely, Candwittgeslur . , wootstapor, March ;• 80, at tout, March St, at nine, and April 111, at tea, at the Red aihs Lila, E.y. Mantes. Messrs Picksinig and Smith, • Staple•lna. Lando% or Mews. Evans and maser, Juu. kly. Samuel Jackson and Joseph Jackson, late of lurnse, pars* of Glossop, Derbyshire, waper-atakers, *vanes, chapatis, and swimmers. Match de, at four. Man., us, ten, .t the Cassera Inn, Asinowander.iine, and April is, at tuns, at the,otar hat, Mancheswr. Auorrues,Messrs. Tarrant, Liantr,and Sac ...arm, Cisooofrrisue, Lonic.o ; or Mr. ifigginbuttum, trader.liue. - John Bristow of Reading, Becks, ,bargetnester and coal-viler. mint, March 114'20, and April 10, at eleven, at the Bear Ind, Readtog. Attornies, Mr. Jacob Newbury, heeding; or Air. George Watkins, t, Stutke-huildings, Lincoln's-Wm William Fisher, of Cheltenham, Glouctwersitire, carpenter and builder, dealer and chapruan, Much u I, at six, March 12, and April la, at eleven, at the Plough Inn, Chtitenhant Attar ores, Mr. Meredlth;ll, Lincoln's lan, Leone ; or Mr. 1 hue dire Gwinnett, Cheltenham. John Putt, now or late t.f the parish at Stokellemlng, Devon, miller, dealer and charuan, March 14, IS, and April lu, at eleven, at the Globe Inn Newton-Boast Attornies, Mr. Main, Dartmouth ; or Mr. LA:more, Idled Um-slur& Edward Davi% of Glouceuer, druggist and British wine-men chant, dealer and dolman, March 10 17, and April 111, at eleven, at the Booth Hali4no, Glesc ticer. Anoraks, Mr. I.:ecd Meche, breant's budding+, Chancery4ane, London . ; or Mr.Thontas Gardner, CollegteGreen, Gloucester. William &worthy, of Waloot, docnersetshiree bouse-carpenter, builder, dealer and chapman, March in, 17, and April Is, at eleven, at the Commercial Means, Coro-sweat, Bristol. Ate moles. Mr. Henry Davis. Bristol; or Mears. Poole and Greenfield, No. 12,4:n0.1mi-square, London. DIVIDENDS. Matt it 18, I. nerier, Blitchln.lane, broker—March 11, S. H. Dennis and S. Jarmo, Thrognwrton street, aterchants--March 9s, B. Scott, Lyon, Norfolk, grocer—Marto 49, 1 Clay, BAP ky, Yorkshire, dry-salter—Mush co, 1. Lawson, Kingston. werthant—April 15, W. Lloyd, *addition, eh:- wallet—March 14, J. Wilketwa, Barley, lientordshite mak. titer—March 18, J. Climapies, Gnat St. Heleu%, b roker— March 14, J. Hardt', IJoultesk; timber-aserchant—Aptsi 15, A. louts, St. latnevatreet, milliner—March 29, E. Wettl4l, Hangerford, tmset—March 291 Ws Armitage, Uppertherpe, Yoe/Lake, clothinerduar. CERTIFICATES, MARCH IL R. DialtbawsitaXatisarine-caort,Tower-hip, inserstiss-igest --Thomas Edge, Ycelrstrost, Westminster, I. Wil liams, Briitol, tilnbar-inarehant--3. T. *wham. street, Edgeware toad, builder-_S: Adattq Val 1, lambed. shire, merchant—J. Cass. jun. Rocitdate, woollen. inaint(acturep—J. Harris, Saint Thomas die Apostle, Llsvaasitire, currier—R. Langstaff, (.Moak-fine, broker—l. Enka, Beslidatie, Cannowstreeti bricklayer—A. Israel, Plums, inerchint—A. Harrison, Parliament -street, linen-draper: . • • Tut • Tuer.--The betting room aeTattersars wse yesterday thinly attended with dull betting ; we have to notice lkde variation in the statement of the •dds on the Derby Mid Oaks Stakes, from our last report.' Mr. Vima': Stilly colt, continues first 'favounte. at, ahem six to five against brother to "skim. Ploarrataxissa.---Mooday an Italian, who sells bronze figures about the streets, undertook for a wager-to go on foot sixty times round Russell-squre In twelve hours; he went close to the iron railing on the outside, god performed it in less than 11 boors with great ease ; it is supposed that be went in the time near forty.six miles. A great number of bets were depending. • • It must be grafitying to the country to. hear , tliat Dr. COOPZIt i M 1): with a Societ; of eminent Sur genii, of thirty years experience in Strictures. De bility, *Co- have established a. Medical Board, (to whom tar cases are ref erre d) at Charlottehouse, Great Libido - . -street. oiir oi lt d l on ßOWLAND" Chipel, Slachfriat'uoad, wherethikpublic are re lieved from the most dangerous diseases without con finement. The institution claims the attention of those who may have attempted the cure of themselves, . or who have been so blind and unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so important a branch of the profession. whose improper treatment hairmer corialiaed thousands, and brought many to an un timely end; eruptions on the head, face, and body l sole eyes, throat, mouth, and 110 a, vertigo, noise in thee deafness. dimness of Sight, often ending inb liait strictures,pains in the head and limbs, frequent! taken forrheumatism ; extreme wealmess in the swilled ankles, with a general:debility, Ire. are onl a• few of the dreadful symptoms which frequently. . years after, and too o f ten e m bi tter t h e ms state. 'Messre.-Comiaw and Cot are'cOnattlted daily . 1 ell rooks of people,. from eight finks, or by Uteri ••' closing a . fee (for no others are answoid). stacks , their case, when medieine and the best advice Is seat it to ,all parts of this kingdom. " They also sums* piles and fistula, with ou t . b urning or cutting. s* give adiice grads, on T ues dai. Thundoi, sod Sok • •dity morainal, till twelve o'clock. • SAtES BY AUCTION. SHEPLEY-HILL, HEIM WWIWit MINI I URE;'s VER 11CAL MANN * PIANO. -.FORTE, by ,STODART, mull Meet LIBRARY, LIVE iadDEAD FAIIMINO STOCK. Forty* WELCH SHEEP. 111100 Y and HARNESS. CARTS aid HARNESh, and oboe EFFECTS. By Mes•rs. HOCOART and PHILLIPS; On the Premises, on Mosso sr, March LS, and following days, at Eleven. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of the late • C. ARNOLD. Esq. deceased; comprising a Drawing- PPM hake of Sae Chigoe pattern Cation in French Curtains, itches and Cbaire,a Chimney liass, So by SO lathes, rose wood Sofa, Card asttLoS Tables, a set of inahogahy Dining Tables on Wars sad elawsossabogany Partner Chairs, is satin haircluth, 1 2russeb and other Carpets, mahogany four-port, lietkr's Patent Reid, and Chair Butlisteads with Cotton and Dimity Fursiwees Viisolsw-curtakis, Goma Feather Beds, Mattresses, and suitab:e Badding, Wardrobes" Chest of Drawers, Dressing Stands a LibrarirCase; Sesretairsand Book-case. Eight-day Spring alall ether Cleats, a Baker's Patent thtsogle, Culinary At ticks,. Drawing Utensils, Garden Frames, Green-house Plants, zinc. Also :be valuable Lim and Dead Fanning Stuck, consisting of Eve Mick Cows, seversißtacksof Meadow Hay, and ether Effects. Tobe viewed one day previous to the Sale, and Catalogues had of Mr. Salmon, Shmley ; Red' LAW, Barnet; Queen's Head, neellky; Gate-basse, Highgate ; and of Messrs. Ho Bart and Phillips, 62, Old firoarktiasset, Ray* Exchange. COPYHO, i 1.1) ESTATE of INNER! VANCE, equal to FRIX HOLD„nt FULHAM, near the Bit 'DOE. By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, nom the Bank of Englanil, Oil . L . lllllllO AT , Minds 16, at Twelve, AVALUABLE . COPYHOLD ESTATE, held at a small eaubt fuse; comprking a sulmranrial brick built Residence, with (Aces, detached Building, and pleasant Garden, containing lifiu tact in depth. Also a valuable Plot of i..round, ornamented with Timber and Shrubs, fronting the River. Thames, containing nearly two Acres, with a Qin& /yard, Coach house, and'Stsaalsig, hi lisand, and three brick Houses, in the sic.- !uPstioo of Mr. LUsde, Mary Holloway, and Henry Smith. May be stewed by applying to James I fall, Carpenter, Ful ham; and Partictliati had of E. Grose Smith, Lsq. Adam's tour, Broad-otteet ; at the Mart; and of Mesas. finnan and PIM; s,B>l Old Brdad-sureet. Compact FARM sad IRESIIANCE, Six Mika from s l'. ALBAN'S, in the COUNTY of HER rs. By Mesas. HOGGA&T and Willi IPS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on THURSDAY, Match 16, at Twelve, HILL and COLE's FARM, a valuable FREE kit)LD tpd COPYHeLD ESTATE, in the Parish of Fiamsteed, about sil miles from St. Alban", on the turnpike-road to Dunstable. ossyirising 161 Acres of excellent Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land; in a besudfid part of the Estate is placed a comfortable Family House, with Barns, Stabling, and numerous Out-buildings, productive Garden, and Otchar.l, in the occupy dun of the Proprietor, John Young, Esq. who will grant early poiatee Ma don. y be viewed, and Particulars bad on the . Premises; at the Pes-ben, St. Alban's : the Sugar Loaf, Dunstable; the Salisbury Arias Hadield; of Mess. Arnold, Goodman, and Salmon, Land Surveyors, Sc. Alban's ; William Brondry, Esq. Holborn court; at the Min; and of Messrs. Huggart and i'hil:ips, 62, Oisißroad.street, where k fan of the Estate may be seen. FREEHOLD FARM, LOXLEY,In the Cetintyvf Warwick. The Lays of WOODLAND, iu Lesley Pasture, will be SOLD in LO I'S, • By Maws. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Man, on TnUILIDAT, March 16, at le•arlock, _OXLEY FARM; a Valuable FREEHOLD iJ F.STATE, consisting of a desirable Farm, eontainitig Out Headed and Thirty-three Acres of excelleut Arabic and Pasture Lad, with a Farm Hum, Barns, and .Agricuittiral situate in the parish of Lesley, about four miles troth Stratford , npowAvon, and five from Warwick, twir Lord Middleton's Hounds, in a fine sporting part of the county, in the occupation of Mr. Jordan, at a rent ut .ed.;) per Annum. The Estate may be viewed with leave of the tenant, of whom particulars may be ba4 ; rarticulars may also be had at the White Llou, Stratford-upon-Avon ; Warwick At ms, Warwick ; [tug's Head, Coventry; at the principal inns in the itriguitour basil , Messrs 1. and W. Lows, Solicitors, Temple • at the Man, and of Mears. Hoggan Plii!lips, Old Eroa•street, London, where a Plan m:.y be seen. Desirable RESIDENCE, PLEASURE GROUNDS, GAR DENS, and LAND, nine Miles from LONDON, in KENT, with immediate Posses:ion. By Messrs. HOGGART and PIIILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on Thursday, March 16, at Twelve, unkss previously disposed of by Private Contract, rIIHE LEASE of an excellent FAMILYHOUSE. in complete repair, situate at Plastow-Gran, near Brumley and Chiwelburst; containing six principal Chambers, two Ikea sing-rooms, and three Servants Apartments, two handsome Drawing-rooms, with folding doors, MI feet in length, Dining and Gentleman's Koons, and convenisat Ogees, with a Coach holm, three-stall Stable, Laundry, and WasirbOuse, Brew-house, Granary, Farm-yard, and suit We Buildings, well supplied with good Water; a Lawn Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, and an Orden d , stocked wit h numerous Fruit-trees, and twelve Acres of rich Land, lying very convenient ; held en lease for about nine years, at a low rent. Lot It. A compact Freehold Estate adjoining; consisting of two Cottages, with Garden and Stable, arid a capital Orchard, containing about one Acre and a ball. The purchaser may be accommodated with the Furniture, and Live and Dead Stock, at a valuation, otherwise they will be Sold by Auction, on the premises.—To be viewed with Tickets, which, with Pa rticulars, may be had of Mears. Hoggart and Phillips, 64, Old Broad street. Parsictdars also at the Bell, Bromley ; anti at the Mart. HERTFORDSHIRE. TO BE RE-SOLD, pursaant to a Dean and subsequent orders ease High Court of Chancery, In a cause wherein Gaming Bitoosts, Esq. is Plaintiff, and WISTGARTH SMAJTII, Eaq. and others are Defendants by CHARLES LANCELO HOOGART, the person ap pointed for that purpose byCharks Thomson, _Esq. one of the Muter. of the said Court, at the Aaetion Mart, en S3d March, 1813, at Oue o'Clock la the Afternoon, AFREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ES rATE, centehing Ninety-nine Acres of valuable LAND, heti; Lots 0,6, and 9, in a former Sale (Lots 6 and 8 being Freer. bold, and Lot 9 being Copyhold) part of the SHENLEY-HI LL ESTATE, situate within three miles of St. Alban's, five (If Bernet, end about lief London; late in the possession of Chadds Arnold, Esq. deceased. May be viewed an application to Mr. Salmon, of Sbenley, of Whom printed Peel an may be bad; Also at t he said Master's Chambers; of Mum Horne and Rows, Solicitors, Lincoln's- Inn-fields; of Messrs. Farrar, Steadman, slid Uhthulf, lane, Letaberd-atreeMl Meson. Clayton Sod Scutt Lftscolst's Inn New square; of Messrs. Chatter and Brieknoll , Bloomsbury. square; at the White Hart, St. Alban's • Salisbury Arms, fiat field; Swaa, Rickmansworth ; Essex Arms, Wit ford ; Bell, Hert ford; Ball, Ware; Rad Lion, Barnet; at the Auction Mart, and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 169, Old Broad•street. .-7 EXCELLENT COPYHOLD RESIDENCE, EQUAL. IN VALUE to FREEHOLD, ORCHARD an 4 MEADOW LAND, at SU ITON, between the Uxbridge and Hounslow Roads, ton mils ban I.oodoo. By ?fieetri. MOGOART sad PHILLIPS. At the Autism Mart, on Fatear, the 7tb of April, at Tooke • o'Clock, In OM Lot, by order of the 'frustees et Mm.,ANN FIANCES HAMMOND, unless an acceptable slier Is Made In the mean dme,. ASUBSTANTIA . I. FAMILY HOUSE, late in the occupation of Mrs. 141111110 ND With Coaclt.hoise, Stabling, Ism, Patin end Rick Yards,Garden, Orchard, name. acetone Ons.bulidbp, a Cottage, and &quantity of rkh Meadow Land, =Malang, altogether, upwards of Five Acres and a Half, et which imasidietepoeseselon may be hid. • • The Estate Is Copyhold of babatiomm, equal In value so Me lon, and the Premises am anbehle kr the reception of a Urge ranelly, er it trespectabbAandimy To be viewed by apply.* en Mr. Cramp, the Bailiff, near the Praline; of whom tally be bad; also at Chagi tee** Holidelmj the Deg, Bedlam ; of Messrs. Kaye. awe , No. riLl_f_lgi_A.4_ll,l4-apil G 2, vl isor.; d =a; and 41 swim ipw • ALES Bit AUCTION. WANSTEAD, ON THE VER.GIi OP EPPING FORE DEbIRAISLII RESILIENCE and LARGE GAlWks i WIA immediate Pamesties. fly Means. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, on Tac KSDAT, the isi blatant, at I u'clo ripHE LEASE, tar rwentymine VeArs, at a t, , &rate Rent, of a DWELLING-HOUSE, plea•aml 7- ;0 Wanatead; containing, me Bcd•diansbers, Drawing. Di • and Breakftah-reams; wkh a Coach house and three-stall St s+,: and Lira wailed Oatdrn, wkh exceient ware . I', be viewed by rickets trout el•ven to four, ch, particulars, may be had of M Aar.- Ilnpgart and Ph Hip., f. .Old Brovilawairt. Paelictolara aI•D at the Mart. ARUNDEL-S MEI; STRAND, Subutiatial DWELLING 110UsE. S cAst.e, CFIA. OUbE, By Mr. ROBINS. _ _ _ _ _ At Garraway's Collet-House, 'Chang() Alley, Coml , l Tn ua snit r, the itSd of March, I stl 6, at •FWvIV• AN Eligible LEASEHOLD ES FATE, tit. his Crue the Duke of Norfolk, held (or a !ter neatly Forty Years, at a low Groom! Rent. Comprising a stantial built DWELLING.IIOI:AF., /sauce Mi. '26. on East side of Aruntlel-strect, S rani, in the occupation of a., Lear to Mr. Pickering, ttil Laiy-,lay, 149; contait,lll. tit tipper Storey, Three Sl..epsng Room ; Sewn , ' S:Jref s i Bed-chambers and a Dre•stog-ruout; 1-irst floor, a Dials room in frort, Bed-chamber and Dres•4le-room; Giountl Fl a spacious Entrattce-ball, Two Parlours. a Store.ronio, Basement, Two Kitchens, Pawries. C.ellars, and Vaults; • paved Yard at the back, Stable kir MO Horses, Ulan! Ho and Loft ovtr. •-• • obe viewed by leave of the Tenant. Particular. nr. ndves; at etc (Mc,: of Mews. lloper and liroughtnn. • 41?eit Grkat /vLriburough ttr,et ; at Garraway's; and of Mr... U'arwick•ittevt, Goliksi•aquarr. GRWATNOR-PLACE. HYI►!: I'AklC'eiri4 Coantuudious FAMILY RF.AIDENCE, Garden, &audit% for Carriases, and Stalenns for Five lior,e, By Mr. Rol4:si; At Garraway's Cnffee.houte, Ilzotre Alley, ConihM,se day, March 28, 1815, at I we've tiCiock, VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD EST,I.Tr held fur a Tern' of upwarle of .eventy-four years, at . low Ground-rent : comprising a commodious and very rose., DweUtitg-house:, planned with every convenience far a Genti. nun's Family; containing, on the Uprer Stories, Light rooms • Second Floor, Three Lied-chambers and Water cl ote; First Floor, Two elegant Drawing-rooms, contm inicatittit • folding-doors, bandsoniely papered, finished with Marble CM: ney-pieces, &c.; Ground Floor, Entrance hall, excellent Muni parlour, Library, Gentleman's Driss.ug-room, Water-Closet, Basement, Housekeeper's room, Servant's-hall, Kitclien, Law dry, and Wash-house, Standing for two Carriages, Stables t. lye Horses, Coachman's-rooms and Lofts over. To be viewed by 'rickets. Particulars may he hut on t: • Premises; at Garraway'h; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-stre.. Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing nt ay hr had. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. WIMBITDON—SURREY. DELIGHTFUL ICEsIDLNCE, with Wheel, Gardens, heat Grounds, Con,ereatory, lee-haul, and Land. By Ma. RUBINS,. THE LEASE and FURNI - l'UltE of a very de sirable RESIDENCZ i 'crew!). repaired; fried wi:a cosi.id..rable taste, and adapt ed *fur the accommodation of A ce: tkunait's family; c , )taniAndwg lacaieltol views in various dire. dons, with exceUent o.licrA attached and detached of alt &act . titbits; Garden, fully .tot t ed, cropped, ancL plariteil ; grotniZs,Cuntiervarory, 1:e-bodic e btc. double Coach home, lot. stall stable, Lute, &c. and Meadow I.,And, in all rear ; s Acre.. To be viewe , l by Tickets, wbkh, Vvltll'Parlctitar4, finq bad of Mr. Robins, • Warwiek-street, Golden witiare. NEAR k:XETER, DEVON. By Mr. ROBINS, A VERY, desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE reaeenitid) cornl tThg ot'lir,'LLi( t flll.t . MILY MANSION, .oritlx Offices of 4d description% Cuaea tioutes and Stables, excellent Kitchen-Garden, Hoi and tirern Hives. and oinearda of One Hundred alid•kirty Acres Of Latd all lying cooripous to the Manainh• -• • • • Or the Home:Offices l Garders, Ptenputharuade, and,Trt Acres of Land,:viill lie I.et ForrilEed.**. To be viewed ;14kets„v,dileo t .weth Particulate; may Is had of Mr. Robins, Wirwick-street„lr:co-square, Loodom _. • _ NO Disorders have eudirsbaed itlyse essentially destroy Hymeneal Happiness than chum which are tk: consequence of unguarded pleimee: People of every tail p:.• adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the Corselet. , bas been tainted by Disease, a renovatiun re stability i inderpe: table , requisite. Twisty years hive we deleteed our practice the exclusive treatment of the following l)isurders, and thrive useful result of oar plan gives us addinutgl ardour to oppose, a fir as we are able,. the ravage. of those Complaints which are t!,. most important in she catalogue of Human hihrmitier. Atte initiation into every branch, as Navy Surgeens, we formed a wish at an early period of praitlce, to rescue Ind:sir:oats (rum the ig noranee of uneducated meta, or the equally dangerous precipitano, of general Practitioners. • The Disorders to the mire . 6, of which we have devoted our a• tendon, comprise every species of Vesiereal all kini of Debility, whether arising from the habits of school boys or the kidulgeneles of waterer age; that derangement ut IS System in Women, which is called Barrenness or Sterility Seminal Weaknesses, Gleets, Obstructions in the Urethra as also Strictures, whether recent or of lope v, Which have baffled the skill of other Practi tioner., are it our present improved plan of treatment effectually and perm: needy cured, without the recut suffering the exeruc iarivg pat and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently fellows the applica thin of the I.to ler Caustic. In the course of our extensive 1 r .ctic in this metropolis, numerous cases of STRIC RiiS hare be a and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is rf fscwd by a safe, certain, and expeslivous mode of cure hurl! , gouty ether yet adored. The weakness, relaxation, aced debt Icy, proceeding from this complaint are epeetlily reinoeje a . ' she Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But whet the debility hag for years existed, a proper perseveraiier in ou restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to revive , ilc . shiu. beefing sparks of life, and to reanigsate tee constitution. Numerous . Diwases are the result of ignorance or haste is tb treatment of a simple Gonorrhea; and it not urfrecuc.• - ly h'i peas that the seeds ofitle are poisoned by the indoicietton unguarded hour. By a superior method such renyinut- ..• easily cured; andlven where others Lave failed, we frost C. pre . may presume to.offer a radical re-establishment. Few ; hts ever, are the cases of complicated distress in this di.oreier, tilt; pitted with the calamitous situation of men, who, from an eh'• lo a solitary, view, or the prevalent gaieties of a Lottionsb acquire that nate of debility which is the unavostable roes inience of such pernicious Whits. %Slit the tiiiheeey elk*? broods over his misery. but usefully conceals his misfortunes, may he sonic consolation tor him to know, that alibous% it be' Object of doubt or uncertainty with other Peacetime rs, the novel of these &Serener* by the gradual progress re Itenovatio Is the acquirement of our experience. If the rites ref Bacchus. Veuus have begun to reduce manly vtotff, much an t) .he prevented by an early counteraction of this languid eat.,;' ha these cases no great difficulty will occur. The secrecy which is so ess-ntial to our undettakine. et"' gillidleatiens which we have presumed to state, term tht 0 .• alone iiretennons. and in coincident.: w;th such this eicrittu Witten, that . Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by I dims of either sex with the greatest secrecy and home*. Married Women, who have long been diszeresiteed In th expectations of is family, may be assured, that in most instate such defects are curable by Medical skill. Patients ho the Country are requested to state the partial d the*• case, age, end gatntral habit of living, and enclosing 3 NOM. for advice and Meditines, when the sante will he oho • Of NS OD Any pan of the Kir.gdotn. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons; No. 107, Hattori-eard , :i HIGH W r it A r LONDON all 111 'Ai l Morning lUGh 10•MOKeto‘' 55 minutes rter 9 minute , .trer 1 . .~ DON t Printed by Lava hut, P.ekett Oar'; *bed there, and at the ear Olkit.Tample Bar.