Star. — London, England, 1824-02-21 00:00:00

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The Etc . ?'le, from which we yesterday copied an abstract of the document, had omitted or misinterpreted a part of the preamble : " By my Royal Decrees of the 3d and 20th of Octo. ber, published at Xeres and Seville, and by my Royil resolution, adopted with the advice of the Supreme Council of the Indies, under date of the 25th of De cember, 1823, I have ordained the abolition of the regime called I Constitutional,' in my dominions be yond seas, and established there my Government on the footing on which it stood on the 7th of Marc),' 1820, in the same manner as in the Peninsula. u Although these determinations concerned only the interior regime of these provinces, without making any mention of trade and navigation, which before and after the 7th of March, 1820, existed nearly on the same footing, as they do at present, I have nevertheless been pleased, by my Royal Order of the 4th of January last, expressly to order alt the respective authorities to make no change in this matter, and to preserve the direct commercial relations with foreigners, which in several places existed by the authority of the local chiefs, and in others had been authorized and permitted by me, in conformity with the adiice of the Council of the Indies, before the year 1820. u In this state of things, and desirous that the said order of the 4th January should receive all the neces sary poblicity, I have convoked a Junta of Councillors of the Indies, under the• Presidency of the Duke de • Montemar, as well as my Council of Ministers, to' whom I have joined two Commissions, the one of the .Council of State; and the other of. the Council of the Indies.. After hearing them, and conformable to their advice,' have thought proper to decree, and do decree as followi - " 1. A direct commerce shall be maintained in my American dominions with foreigners ' subjects of the Powers which are the • allies or friends of Spain.; and the merchant vessels of these Powers shall be admitted to traffic in these ports in the same manner as they are in those of my dominions in Europe. " 2. A decree of law shall be issued to regulate this commerce, and to determine the ports which shall be open, as well in the Gulf of Mexico and the Islands, as in the Pacific R eran. There shaft be established Custom-houses,where duties on importation and exporta tion shall be imposed, on the footing of equality among the subjects of the said Powers. " 5. There shall, in like manner, be determined, by regulation's on thia matter, what advantages, preferences, and franchisershould be *anted to Spanish trade, navigation, agriculture, and industry. " 4. Till the two foregoing articles can receive their perfect eremi tism, there shall he nothing innovated in the actual state of the cons iserce of America, and it shall be assimilated in other points to what is practised with regard to the island of Cuba." " The American Spaniards will see in this resolution, a fresh proof of my strong desire to increase their prosperity; the Euro pean Spaniards, the firm resolution to secure to them the franchises and privileges to which they have a right ; the bona fide traders of &countries. the intention of preserving and favouring existing neer- . !utile relations, and the advantageous 'motorman of their capitals ; and, lastly; friendly and allied States sad Sovereigns. a public Mini inony of the price I attach to the preservation of the harmony and good understanding which unite os. (Signed) " NIEMAND. (Countersigned) " Count OFALI A, Minister of State. • " At the Palace, February 9." IMPORTANT TO I,Ia6NSED VICTUALLERS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. • Sat-Permit me, through the medium of your valuable Pa, to call the attention of licensed Victuallers in general to the di&. curries which they labour under from the present high rate of ties on Licenses, the Assessed Taxes, and other grievances. - It is well . known that aVictualler is taxed in every point of views he pays for..Licemet to sell commodities which have already paid Duties, and thereby directly and indirectly contribute! to the Re-, venue; he is subject to all sorts of Rates, Parochial and Lodi Taxes, and notwithstanding the windows in his lower front rooms are precisely in the nature of other shoinwindoors, yet he is made an exception to, with regard to the exemption (in that respect) granted by the late Act for the reduction of Window Duty; be sides this, Soldiers are.billetted on him-he must have sureties for idicooddet—and is subject to many other indonvettienties. All these evils fall on theVittualter at mime when theßevenue is in a flourishing condition, and he is suffering not only from them, but also from deprendon in trade, and the injury be sustain Irani retail brewers, who undersell him before his face, without paying • the same duty, or being under the' same restraint or contralti. The duty un Wine Licenses (doubled by the 55th Oeo. II I. e. 30) amounts almost to a prohibition to many Victualler, in respect to. selling that article ; and the high duties on Spirit Licenses (imposed . by the 56th Geo. IH. c:113) have the effect of confining many persons to Beer Licenses alone, when, if a fair reduction were made l on the general scale, there can be no doubt but the annual numberet Wine'and Spirit lAcensettwould increase, and the Revenue be bona fitted*. If this were done. and the evils as to retail brewers, and the lower front-room Windows' •Duty remedied, the Victualler would then be no more than on a fair footing with other tradesmen. 'These grievances have been so sorely felt ' as to cause many Pitt :dohs to Parliament oo the-subject, and it is to be hoped that the Victuallers of England will'not view with indifference the bantams - which they are constrained to sustain,but use their prompt retertiom, in'the exercise of their fight of petidon,•to obtain seasonable relief. • • • • A •LICENSED VICTUALLER. Portsmouth, 19th Pebruary,lB24. Four Bitimates of as many chit:trent branches of the Miscellaneous Services, have -been laid on the table of . slit Hutte 'of Comnions. •• The first portion of these . iestimates is dedicatedtoinblichoildings. Mr. Smirke't estimate of the buildings for the present year amounts W 40,0001. and this is to be expended on the East wing of the ptoposed:Quadranglerintended for the Neel). tion . of the Royal Libtary t . the first floor of one of the wings, however, to be.reserved. for collections of paint ings, prints, and - similar works of art. The estimate for the'ordinaryiepairs of the year, applicable to all the public buildings, Is'alio 40,0001. and the expenses of last year amounted ,to tipivaids of 38,4001. To the Penitentiary at Millhank, 'we find 24,5001. applied by estimate. The officers wages amount to 6,0004 and the victualling of 1,000 prisoners and 70 officers, to 8,500 i. The.estimate fin the employnient of ci•nsicts et home amounts to 60,7641. Compensation to Ame elan Loyalists still forms *an kern in one of the esti- Int . nes. The estintatefo'r the printing branch of service amounts to nearly 79,0001: - H Such is the effect of perseverance and industry its_ li tise'sciessce of Medicine, that great nufabers, many of whom hod lingered tooter • the most painful and obstinate disorders, who . were pronounced incurable by respectable practioners, and mooed discharged frost •Hospitals, -have been restored to perfect health by • bowevegiseethe•;ee.bilebr.enablegated.amdtr.,deleemooAteDyee:fih,tineedawhnsemoin,ifoernerbaba i l t o . n_g E an rusi d la on bo e, rio p us ain pea e the 141asbi, o n t in siz ate ht l:e N n edu ereal oa Cor:p e laintsp olib. ,it tlics4altbil4 eatr . atolointioreirgitsk, D T: irst.s S° ti f tia 4 h oorbe t:: sa t nsuk s n d •ss are a l :c a f d.tilat l w t l i ttho ti ju t e t tyre t rp s M eto lvsP aden t , el; 4 ein : si g ; siatantt►both ad itart - 9; lhclP,Vnsigii. b .iss i e4YA ) ersons fin every ford -street, Black friars sod Waterlog 09dr oi lb enclosing a ire. . , R ir;444:01: v IntiirlV*lP* .:‘ ~ , • • ' SUFFOLK. FREEHOLD ESTATE, BETWEEN HADLEIGH, SUDBURY, AND BOXFORD, EDWARDSTONE HOUSE, 34,IGIBL'E. FAMILY RESIDENCE, with OFFICES. • GARDEN, PLEASURE GROUNDS, and about THREE ACRES of Pasture Land. TO DK SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS. • (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street.) At GasTasiay's COffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornlull, on Twlinansv, the lath et March, leen, at Twelve o'Clock, A VALUABLE AND PLEASANT FREEHOLD, ESTATE, EDWARDSTONE HOUSE, Erected eta a handsome Elevation, with projecting Wings and contains Entrance-hall, Breakfast-room, spacious Dining-room ; a Drawla tonm, Twenty-five feet, by Twenty feet, and Twelve feet Five excellent Bed-chambers, and Four Servants' room*. The atfaceed °Sees form one of the Wings, and comprise a good Kitchen c lltore room, Laundry, China-closet, Water-closet,.Dairy, trlt tit Pan - Wash-house, Closets, &c. Detached Offices, Etnwhouse, Two e. stall Stables, Chaise.house, a Double Stable, Cart age, Out-buildings, with Lofts and Rooms alter ;an Kxcel ilit Garden, Walled on three sides, well stocked with Fruit Trees; Wieling is a Paddock ; about .) THRbE ACRES OF RICH PASTURE LAND. The whole, a very eligible property, as a Country Residence, the Rates and Taxes very moderate, and immediate possession may be had. Situate near the town of Boxford, Six miles from Had leigh, the same distance from Sudbury, and about Sixty miles from London. . Particulars of Mr. George Law, Solicitor, Linsoln'i.inn ; at the Inns at Boxfotd and Iladleigh : Swan, Sudbury ; Angel, Bury ; Blaek Boy, Chelmsford; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. '-• - . ' " -- usciernillaillal . • • ' • . ' - • . • . . . • . . • . :::r. • ; 14.' : " $ " L ik ''r ...1` Va Di .. tii: t .al'a' '. 44,! ...: :- . ....___„" • - • .., 7: " , 4 , c - :.!:.:lt ~tettott,ut i ; r. , ., .; -.J ••• 44 \4,i .•V ' k 1 ¶.l. • •• '• . • •'" , 71 , e„1 • • • . ; • i !! . ' .. '. ~!... :.`, . •.5.r.- - ;.:'0 - . t:•!. ,e:tw ~•, . . * - 1 ' •"•'' ! „11 .j- . . ..-: : *:. . g .. • - ' 3 :if:: .1 c ..:..oi •. • . • l i '. In . k ., ' • ' • ' l , lll k l .• .• • .14...:•. ~ •-• 7:. it • - .* . -- • • ' \ , . . .. . .., . . . t . . SATURDAY, FEBRU - • . ELIGIBLE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT. EAST-IR DIA HOUSE, Mixers 28, 1824. GENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSES, TITHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED Near BRUNSWICK-SQUARE, Foundling Hospital, ' ii- COMPAA rlf MERCHANTS 4 f . ENGLAND, grad* to TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BEAST INDIES, do keneky give Notice, . By Mr. ROBINS, . (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), • That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be shut At Garraivay's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, • MTHURSDAY, the 4th March next, at 'Three o'Clock, and On Timmer, lath March, 1824 , at Twelve o'clock, again on THURSDAY, the 131 h April following. IN FIVE LOTS, net a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Coos - ' F IVE Genteel DWELLING-HOUSES, situate in *ley will be held at their House in LezaletshalLetreets on WED - . 1 .: COMPTON-PLACE-EAST, BRUNSWICK-SQUARE', • NESDAY, the 24th of March next, at Eleven o'Cinelt i n t h e (and near Iltnerse-main), Nos. 6,7, 9,10, and 11; recently erected' in a substantial meaner, and finished in a neatlityle—Two Stories Forenoon. high, Two Rooms on a Floor, the Drawing-rooms with Folding- That a GE*ERAL COURT of the said Company will be held doors, all neatly papered ; .convenient Attics in the Basement, &c. at their House in Leadenhall-ritreet, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th open Yards at the back: Lei to respectable Yearly Tenants and I MO next, from. Nine o'clock in the Morning until Six_ My be viewed, by lin the held for nintty - five years , at small Ground - rents. eave of biog. for the ELECTION of SIX DIRECT ORS of the said Particulars to be hid of Mr. the Tenants. Lyon, Solicitor. Great Rouen -street; Cowan fpr Four Yeats. at Garraway',l; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent -street. - And that the LIST of the MEMBERS of the said Company • DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, will be ready to be delivered it this House on MONDAY, the .. Eligible for, Ipecatment. • 29th March neat-_ , jagEPH Dil#T9.Srerstari• HOUSES in /3ERNER'S-STREET, and HERTFORD. . TO THli PUBLIC. . • STREET, RAY-FAIR. • TO -BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .--• " * , AFTER communicating with several G e nt lemen By Mr. ROBINS, upop the subject, I, in consequence or our unanimous tied- (Of Warwick House, Regent-atreet), '• . ••.' • , don, and for the purpose of obtaining the concurrence and na•oPe- -At Gamway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Coseidll, ,ration of dthets, hereby give an Invitation to all such Gentlemen On Tintanor, 18th March, 1824, at Twelve seeleek, as wish to see Mr. COBBETT placed in the House of Commons, IN THREE LOTS. to meet me at the Freemason? Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lon- 147 I.A VERY ELIGIBLE- FAMILY R ESI- Ash on Tonnav • the 9th March neat, in order to devisee ectual DENCE,' Nti. 35, on the North side of Hertford- mew ger accomp lishing that purpose, which , in the Present critical street, May-fair, on Lease to General Pigot : the.Pretnises are two situation of the Country, I deem to be of .the greatest importance Stories high, two spacious Rooms on each Floor; the principal to the welfare of that Country. THOMAS B. BEEVOR, Apartments handsomel y Fhilshed and Fitted-up : held for a long • Term, at a low Ground-rent. Bentham, near Attiebotoogh, Norfolk. Lo t 2. A Desirable PM4ILY RESIDENCE, No: 56, ad- December Mai ISM joining, three Stories high] tyro Rums on a Floor, neatly Finished This day HOUSE GAZETTE, and LITE- eas published, price 641. and Fitted-up, convenient ngelces. T &e. irrise to Mr. Robert Collins; held for a hog Term, at a lovi t tend-rent. HE SOMERSET RAnY MUSEUM, No. 20, cootaining—Fine Arts: the Lox 3. A DESIRA _ LEASEHOLD DWELLlNG- e lfab .ore le e , t tite. situate Le No. 9, on w the i East British Institution, Pall-mail, with Critical Observations sad Re. sidell2-tiofBßeEP rner witit 's-street, early. — Lives of Antonio Canova and Mr. Richard Earlont—Stage o on exce t i s e e nt to IS r. ms ndelet i ! the House is Three &Odes high, two Strap Book—Reviews: Dunlop's History of Roman Literature; Floor; neatly finished convenient Offices in the Basement • o alla ta rs, c Lord Byron's Deformed Transformed ; Lord F. Leveson Drawers &c. open Yard, Coach-house, and Stable for two Horses ;' Lofts, Translation from the berm= ;and Original Poems—Original Cot.- - and Rooms over; held for a long. Ter m, at a moderate Ground-rennspoadence connected with the Fine Arts.—lndian Museum— ! he To be viewed by Tickets, with leave of the Tenants ; Particulars Dnma-4 variety of amusing Information, ate. &e. &e. of Mr. George Law, Solicitor, Lincoln's-ion ;at Garraway'l; and Pubaed by W. Wetton, 21, Fleet-street ; and may be had of of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. A Booksellers. TilUil,Tlt i o. BARBER BEAUMONT, ESQ, DEVON. - THE VALUABLE MANOR OP SIDBURY, AND Io a few days be published, by Riosawax, Piccadilly, CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, - COPIES.of t; AFFIDAVITS fi led on both sides Comprising nearly upon the Mot for a New Trial, and of the Decision of the THREE THOUSAND ACRES, Coon thereon ;wi illustrative Notes, and also Observations on TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, t ie probable effect of the decision on the safety and property of By Mr. ROBINS, - t he Public. . (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), - At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change Alia . Cotuhill, . This day was published, price ss. 6d. boards, On TMUILSDAY, the 29th day of April, 1824, at Twelve o'clock, THE LIFE and ADVENTURES of JOHN NICOL, IN ONE LOT, Mariner. T HE EXTENSIVE MANOR of SIDBURY, with Printed for W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell, London. COURT-LEET and. COURT-BARON, and neatly THREE THOUSAND ACRES This day was published, price Ss. in boards, * Wld Meadow, Pastore, Arable, Orchard, and Wood Luddite. D'NCE of the USURY LAWS, with a Proposal an eligible Residence. . to lower the Legal Rate of Interest to Four per Cent. inci eLtlUßY HOUSE, By ROBERT HANNAY. , ;With OEcet, Garden, Lawn wog Planted, and undrAother Printed for W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, Loudon. Dwellings and Cottages, feemieg nearly . THE WHOLE VILLA-GE OF SIDBURY, This day was published, Of which upwards of TWO THOUSAND ACRES In Three Vols. post Bvo. price, I. 10s. Are in- DEMESNE, divided into ELIGIBLE FARMS, (with pERCY MALLORY. —By the Author of " Pan Fann-house, and 'other Buildings), and nearly EIGHT HUN- Owen." " DEED ACRES are expectant on the Termination of, One or " Beseech ye, Sir, were ye present at this relation?... soore Life or Lives (mostly aged). The whole lies nearly lea Ring I was by at the of the Fardel."—Winter's Tale. Fence, in a fine Sporting Country, abounding with Game. Printed fer W. Blackwood, 'nburgh ; and T. Cadell, Strand, The River Sin flows through different puts of the Lands, which - - London. are pleasantly diversified, sloping to the South, and command grand and picturesque Land and Sea Views. and affording . Most delight- ' This day was published. • ful Situations for Building. . largintir printed in post ave. price 10s. Id. The ESTATE is within a short distance of Lime Kilns, and is THE TRIALS of MARGARET LINDSAY. — By Capable of many improvensents, in a mild healthy climate, within the Author of" Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life." thr e e Miles of_ the nuh-freq_ _ vented Watering Place Sidi:muds, and about five from Honitoo; three from Ottery St. Mary; Paiute for W. Blackw,_ Edinburgh; and T. WA 'Strand, Logsdon. twelve from Lyme Regis ; nine from Seaton, and fourteen from Exeter. With the Turnpike-roads from Lyme to Exeter, and This day was published, from Honiton to ilidniooth, running through the Estate. A snail Is One Vol. lento. price Is. in boards, the Sump* Edition, of coach to and from London passes through Sidbury daily. QOME PASSAGES in the LIFE of:Mr; ADA M Al s o , may be bad, *elision% 1 .) BLAIR, Minister of the Gospel at Cross Mend , A Valuable FREEHOLD EnATE, nearly Sy the Author of FOUR HUNDRED ACRES. " VaLeents," and " RIDDIALD Denim' The principal part rich Watdr Meadow, productive Orchard., Printed for W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Welt, &rand, Pastore, and Arable Land; with Dwelling-houses, Cottages, &c. Loden. Of whom may be had, May be viewed, by applying at Sidbury House, where Parti• 1. Valerins, a ROM= Story, three vols. Igino. 'gr. 4s► cedars may be had; and of Messrs. }loud and Mules, Solicitors, 2. Reginald Dalton, three vols. post Bvo. Li. us. 6d. Noniron; the London and York Hotels, Sidmouth ; the New Landon Inn, Exeter ; Castle, Taunton; York - house Hotel, This day was published, ia.l2mo. price 2s. 6d. and White Lon Bach ; Bush, Bristol ; Hen and Chickens, Bir- OF the USE of MIRACLES in PROVING the °lng h am ; Bear: Reading; Castle, Salt-Hill; at Garraway's; sad TRUTH of a REVELATION. of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, where Plans of the Estates By the Rev. JOHN PENROSE, Jun: XA. may be seen. • Formerly of Christ Church College, Oxford. FREEHOLD GROUND-RENTS, CITY-ROAD, Loaders: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. Amply secured on a Part of Messrs. PICKFORDS' WHARF, By whom is published, by the same Author, REGENTS CANAL, ._ An Inquiry, chie fl y oa Principles of Religion, into the Nature &nd upon HOUSES in MACCLESFIELD-TERRACE. MAC-. and Discipline of Human Motives., Bvo. price 10$. 6d. CLESFIELD-STREET, PRESIDENT-TERRACE, • This day was published, and YORE-STREET. , • • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' • In One Volume Bvo. price 12s. board., By, Mr. ROBINS, A N ESSAY on th , .! INVENTIONS and CUS- (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), 4 3- TOMS of both ANCIENTS and MODERNS in the USE At Garraway's Coffee-House, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, of INEBRIATING LIQUORS ; interspersed with interesting On Tnuasear, the 18th of March. 1824, at Twelve o'Clock, j rbaclotes, illustrative of the Manners and Habits of the prin- IN FIVE LOTS, dye! Nations of the World. With an Historical View of the By Order of the Regent's Canal Company, glint and Prude, of Distillation, both as it relates to Commerce, F REEH O LD - GROUND-RENTS, amounting to sad as a Source orpstional Income : comprising much curious In- TWO HUNDRED and SIXTY POUNDS per Annum, lowistisc, respeetlog the Application and Properties of several Land-tax redeemed, viz. Pats of the Vegetable Kingdom. • Lox 1. A GROUND-RENT of NINETEEN POUNDS - 1 . fly SAMUEL MORF.WOOD, ' - T WELVE SIIILL IN GS, secured upon Four Houses in Macclesfield Surveyor of Excise. '• ' - Terrace, the House corner of Maccieseeld-street, intended for a _ P rinted for Leeman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green ..: Publie•licuse and a small House in York-street, on Lease to Mr. ---..-.-.-....._. FARR ON SCROFULA. - Ebenezer Perry and Mr. Robert Green. Lot 2. GROUND-RENTS amounting to THIRTY-SIX 'Ms day was published, • " • POUNDS per Annum, secured upon Six Houses in York-street, The Second:Edition, considerably enlarged, price 4s. N 60 61 CU, 65,64 a ndl 65, en Lease to Messrs . Wilson , Hioch- ATREATISE on SCROFULA, explanatory of .a d ri s r;- , ' Powell, 0,,,,, and ' Cook e. . . _,__ , Method for its Complete Eradication, in which Reasons are. Lot 5. GROUND- RENTS amounting to TWENTY clearly aud satisfactorily assigned for the frequent Failure of this POUNDS EIGHT SHILLINGS per Annum, Secured upon :l i t of Treatm ent i n t he h an d s o f ot h er Practitioners, and many Ten Dwelling-Houses in York -street, Nos. 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 55, ifi al Cash of Care detailed, with the names and places of 54, 55, 56, and 57, with Yards, a small House, and Workshop at abode of several P at i ents . t h e b ac k ; an d a commo di ous r oo my Dwelling-House, No. 58, oc- By WILLIAM FARR, ' copying a Frontage of. Thirty Feet, with Yardund .WorkshoPs at Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, fie. flte. ice. the back, extending to Macclesfield-street; on Lease to . Mr. Thos. Lomio•-. :• Prin te d for G. Wighunan, 4d, Fleet-street. Lloyd and James Gilbert.. s A , r, (.f whom may be had, by the same Author, Lo t . 4. GROUND•RENTS, amounting to THIRTY-FOUR ---- mire on t h e C ure o f O ccu l t C ancer . Bvo. price sr. 641- POUNDS per Annum, secured upon Six Dwelling-Houses, 'ad- joining the above, situate in President-street East, Nos.l to 6 ; on FOR COUG HS, HO A RSENESSES, &c. Lease to Messrs . Thomas Somption John Crowley, I Coinptori, . VR. G ItEgNOUG ITS PECTORAL LOZENG,ES Wm. &TOWN jet Jay, and Edward Holgate. ' . • ' " a ' of TOL'U.—The great dean rnd, after sixty . years trial, The above Four Lots foiets one very Eligible Compact Estate, • raet sore .r tttein i Irapeu'or remedy tor all Coughs, Hoarsenesses , and are all let on Leases, which will expire' at Michaelmas , 14181, ..., I lk oats, Astisme.tic and-Consumptive Complaint.. The ge- , Lov 5. A GROUND-RENT of ONE HUMMEL) AND, are k t • a " oaly have " it. Hayward" printed on the stamp., by whom FIFTY POUNDS per Annum, secured urn Premises adjoinin' • Y • ir e Prepared as auceesior to Mr. Greenough, the inventor. the City-road, dsor-terrace, And the Road •on the South.side, *14 ; 1 1 in Buses at , i 4. 10. each, by his appointmeut, by Newbery forming a part of Mesita. Pickfettle Wharf ; on which there are 1 e lert Tns, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and Co. Bow Brick Erections of Stables for Percy - foot Horses , with Lofts over : to. C h yard ; FAlwartis 66, St. Paul's Church-yard - Bayley and. a Granary and Straw - Shed, and part of the Basin, with the Mason's. U-_ - , - -..ipur-street; Nix, Royal Exchange; Julio/ton, Cornhill ; yard at the carper ;• CO Len t 9 Messrs. Pickford . + . anci Cc. for ! 4, 1 ,4 ui tc :5 e 2 . 1 . , Holborn; Holwell , 269, Borough ; Sanger, 450, Ox - Ninety - nine Yen", frees Chilanh b as t. o lBl e 9 ; ' f• th e .. - ' Tenants. . r tie,47 t.Barclays, 95, Fleet-market ; Butlers, 4, CheApsidi ; The Premise. may be v awed w te, , Pi ccadilly; and the Vender of Gamine Medic -- Particulars may be had at Messrs. Y. Pickfords ;at the Maccleideld 1N.,.. 111" 1113 ): be had, Onoutuottom's celebrated Thrum. it for Arms, adjoining the Regent's Canal; of Mr. Lyon, Sol i citor , Great r—vrr elt the Fireweed LANs, and culiog.tiss ToOnt•Acats, is ROssell'etreet; at Garrawly'ai and • of Mr . Robins , No. 170 1 iii-. : 'l i d "niks, at us. Pd. tech. .- gent-strut; when Phass oi ass Notates Mat be, ten: : '• . . . , , . _ ,- • e a . . ' .:. k - • ' . . . . ...... . •'.. iv - ~ . _ _ _ _ _ • • ••• OXWORDSHIRE. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, FISHERY, ADVOWSON, &c. In atne Sporting Part of the Country, and in the immediate Vicinity of Fox-hounds;"&e. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Retest-street), A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, 4 Tithe-free, with the MANOR, extending over about - 1 16 TWO THOUSAND ACRES, Abundantly stocked with Game, Fishery, Chief Rents, &c. A MANOR HOUSE, Adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with Of. ices, Coach-house, and Stables for Fourteen Horses; excellent walled Garden and Land; and TWO eligible FARMS, with good Farm-houses, and all requi site Our-buildings, let to respectable Tenants, the whole containing Orly FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of MEADOW and ARABLE LAND, A very eligible Pioperty for Investment, or as a Residence for a Gentleman fond of Meld Sports. Also, The PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENT ATION to the LIVING. For further Particulars, apply to Richard E. N. Lee Esq. Soli dtor, No. 45, Lincoln's Inn-fields; or to Mr. Robins, No. 170, itegent.oreet, of whom Tickets may be had co view the Property. • • SOUTH 'WALIES. Extensive -FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANORS, FISHERY, MANSION, FARMS, and LANDS. A Capital Property . for Residenee add Inveatment, Nearly SEVEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE.CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), .A VERY VALUABLE, AND HIGHLY -IM AM. PROVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; WESTMEAD, Situate in the County of Carmirthen, on the Borders of Pem brokeshire, containing upwards of SEVEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES Of line Rich Marsh, Meadow, Pasture ; 'and" Arable Land, an • lying compact ; _ A CAPITAL STONE-BUILT MANSION, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with an ymph" range of -Aed and detached Offices,Pleisantly situate, eminumalpg beand‘ Land and Sea Views; Farm houses sa l Oot-baidatr ea ll antin te: aid madry Eligible Farina, principal part •let to ralivetablv The very &twain MANORS of WESTMEAD, &c. • With the Right et Rimy In the Navigable River Tave, extend ing fros Chit martilit to the Sea, stored with 'trout and other Fish. The Whigeloyeeellleg a very desirable Property for Residence and beestamet, vary highly improvable at an easy expense, as theta is plenty. of Ueueltaree ; and a considerable part of the Waste Lands maybe kw* into Cultivation : • The Mail Coach passes through the Edit', Peattegers • may be had 'of Messrs. Franklyn, Howe, and Hep. tear,. Selleiters, Lincoln's-inn; or of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regesemarent. *SELECT ARTICLES, •' ' • Prepired sod Sold by Messrs. BUTLER, Chemists, . 4, CALIPIODL, Corner of Sr. r•Ul.'11; ISO, Rscunmeruire, near the Argyle Rooms, LOXDON Waterloo-Place, Edinburgh; and Sackvilie-street, Dpblin: VILUID "EXTRACT 'of SARSAPARILLA, for making the Decoctions, and particularly suggested to Sur. geons and Physicians for its portable convenience and .economy. The Diseases in which it has proved most beneficial are those of the Skin—such As Scorbutic Affections, Eruptive Diseases, Se condary Symptoms,' &c. arising from'a diseased step of the Systcm at large. CITRATED KALI, a preparation for making Saline Draughts, tineominended by the Profession for its convenience, and being ince certain in its operation than those prepared with Lemon, &c. BALSA MIC LOZENGES, used in recent Coughs, Hoarseness, ice. and for improving the Voice. • • • CAJRPIJT OPODELDOC, an excellent application far Chil (allaying the irritation), and used also with much success in eases of Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, &c. CHILBLAIN CERATP., an excellent application for Chil blains, when broken; is used also with great success in cases of Scalds, Burns, Bruises, Eruptions, and Ulcers. • PECTORAL ELIXIR, strongly recommended in Colds, ha. bitual Coughs, Asthmatic Affections, &c. CARDIAC TINCTURE or TURKEY RHUBARB,' a warm and pleasant Laxative, adapted to Gouty Constititioni. PILLS of TURKEY RHUBARB and JAhIAICA GIN GER, (knnon by the name of Dinner Pills) found particularly use ful in Indigestion, Flatulence, &c. FAMILY PILLS, anti-bilious, gently sperent,•and particularly' useful in fiepatii or Liver Complaints. STOMACHIC BITTER TINCTURE, a veq agreeable To: nic, recommended In Jodigestion, Debility of the Stomach, &c. VEGETABLE Toura-pow DEA and ASTRINGENT TINCTURE fpr preserving and beautifying the l'eeth and Gums. appriwet.. TONIC Y I LLS, recommended in general Debility of the Con-. stitutke, also as a safe and excellent remedy iu those periodical irre gularities which Females; of delicate and languid circulation, are liable to. EXPECTORANT PILLS; recommended in recent - Colds, Hoarsedeas,•Wheesing of the Chest, difficulty of liteathiseg,&c. 'COMPOUND TINCTURE, of POMEG,RANATE, as an Astringent much used in Affoctiona orthe Bowels inilicatOg Ro la:mica:, Griping, Diarrhea, &c. ' • AMMON ATED SPIII IT of LAVENDEft; applicable in :Nervous and Hysteric Affections, Lowness of Spirits, fainting% ace., CONCRETE JUICE -of Luta tot FMK* larluide. 'Draughts. Ices,-Jellies, or any other.puspose where the flavour ql the Lemon is required. 10 .1 The above Preparations, whiegenuine, aril have Messrs.; BtlYttni name and address attadlsod betbes3. • • - ; ,