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~, , ~, .., • 4 t rt y • .. •r \. a .4. 04 4 w i v t i l , . , . • quto , • .. • - . V 's Z < 4 _ i . '''.1............ , 1 ,-,„ t. s • -"ILI , 4 . , l et Ffi l t r , er, •{Z . r • jrttc P 3a . • 4 'i w • ' .../ , A . ... O ks l ikc ... * l6, A i + ' 1 • 44. ) '7.14k1 Olv.y , 4- -----,,, ..,_ Nt t • ' N ...... 0 ... ,~ 5 1 ' . 1 Nt.,,,:ER 8732. MONDAY, , PEI3RUARY 27, IEIS. PRICE SIXPENCE-EALPPENNY. fIiVATIII 7 , ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. , ..is rr ESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants yin perform the Comedy at TOWN AND CIATJNTRY. Reuben Glenray, Peir.KEAN. To which will be added, the new Ballet, called INDIAN NUPTIALS. After which, THE CITIZEN. MURRAY'S NAVY LIST. TN consequence of a /considerable Promotion of Midshipmen in Ilse presentmonthi•the Law&Commissioners of the Aduursity have been pleased to command, that the NAVY .he .published on that Stith instant, notwithstanding the notice in lam Number. EAST•I 14 11011S8, FcGrxb►q 22, 1816. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANr Ar gRCHANTS of ENVLA ND, train: talks LIST INDUS, is lamb, ZAP , *Ojai SALES BY AUCTION. OPERA BOXES, KING'S THEATRE, HAYMMtkET. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, TO•10111.0111, the xatb Instant, at Twelve, Its Tufo Lots, TWO OPERA BOXES, s;tuite in a prineip l l part of the King's Theatre, On the Prine,.s fnr Fr,e- Akintissov, by l'iekets. for Sfir"PerAms each, 1141 u.i l A a i f or an unexpired t.,rm of about eleven y 'lrv, at a pi:Ter-corn Rent, of which Immediate Possession Inn h.: had. Particulars may be bad at the %dale riiittnit !louses, St lames's. greet; of Messrs. Brundret. Lowtm. and :ipinks, tioSeitors, ['maple; at Garraway' ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Goldethsquare. 'This day was published, (Secojut Edition, with some discussion), A TENET If the MILLIENIUM ; or of the A. Firs. Rlssurrection to thelteign of CHRIS I' upon Earth for a Thou:and Year% : Printed for litichar.l Rees,Aft, A. Constable and Cu. Edinboigh ; and M. Keene, Dublin. That a General Coin of the said Company *m be held at their house hs LeadenhtUtteet, on T'harulay the 9th of March next, from nine o'cicw•k in tbe morning until silt in the evening, for the election of a Director of the said Company, in the room of Charles Mils, E. who bath-disqualified. T ... mo rrow, Dough+ Young Norval, by Mr. S. Penley, hie rpear.mci oil a London Stage ; with Tbe Ninth St atue . ••••=111•••••••=• afrATR F. ROYAL, @WANT-GARDEN. 111115 PRESEN'r EVI9I4OIG, will be performed tborOpert_ of A RTAXE RXES. Artutrzes, Mr. DITRUSET ; Arbacel, Mr. SINCLAIR ; Artabames. Mr.iNCLEDON. ALn.tarte Miss STEPHENS. To wbeh will be Wed. TUE SLEEP WALKER. JAMBS COBB, Recre'a►y. This day-waspublhhed, in 4 Vol s. Price X 1 41. in Baud., THE HISTORY of Mr. JOHN DECASTRO and his Brother BA'T, colsitnOnly called Old Crab; the merry matter written by John Mather% the grave by a solid Gentleman. Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall; aid may be bad of all Boukitellera. CURZON-VI RhE I', MAY-FAIIL • ELIGIBLE COMM %.7. I' itESIDEN(j It, WITH I MMEDIATE 1503,1.: 4 . AION.—By Mr. 4013114 i At Gartaway's Ckdrve-houar, Tivange arm eilrehlr,To.ffeit. now, Ft 'srdary 2S, 141f,', a. 1 we've o'Cloek; - AVERY Eliaible LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; eon- pr:s:ng a compact Uwol!irat ;race, the property and late residence of a NOBLEMAN; tiebsratsly sitssate Nu. 6, Cur. ron.street, May Fair, and adapted for the accum . nodatison (ar o und fit for th.inastedlate r-ception of a small •gstureet family, or ewoaining, nn the Upper men?, tc,ur Ved. morns; S•tcond 1 , 1,50 r, two excPiletst lied egatobers and *Brosw ing twos' ; Pll4 s.cg.ro coatmodioua Drawmn-rnom hatnimmely fitted up, And-Town adjoining, and a flt,t-thanibrr t t e the Ground liner, Entrance.ssalf, a good Dinh g-pariour,-Ereakfilk. room, Gentleman's Dressnog-resin, Az.; sn the Basement art arpropriate Gate, Wine, Coal, and Beer Cell Its, Ste. he viewed by Tickets. Particular, tray be hail on the Pre. miser ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, %Varwiele-street, Goiden.sqoare ; of whom 'Melee's for vh.aing alas- be ha.t, - - - Aftcr tv , :ich the Non Grand Pantnenhne, HASLEQUIN WHITTINGT r eg gr e .rnwnw, Romeo and Juliet. This day were published., in one volume rite Ins. Sd. in boards, ' I I I RACTS molar PRESENT MONEY S YSTEM. sod NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY; conoprfsing Stric tures on the Price and Trait of Corn, whit Tables of rite Prices of Wisest and Bortebere Meat, and of the Quantities of Corn Imported. By PE I'ER'RICHAfth MARE, Esq. Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON WEDNESDAY. March 1, 1815, will be performed, A GRAND SELECTION. .ATORIOS. f -- . 1 the eonipolithins of the nowt .fatouvite Authors, ancient riwilern ; in which Miss Stephens will sing " 0 magnify the "‘ Lord wliat it. man " and the Duette " Together let as ~rz..," with Mr. lit..hAu. Mtn Singleton, " Awful pleasing P. irg," and the Duct " Sion 1104, her head," with Miss Grfg v.i, who will aleo sing " Wise men flattering." Mrs. Child., "ye nitti of Lisa." Muter W illi4Mll. MIATCSIIO'S Anthem. sJimnn, " 0 had I Jubare lyre," and " Tenero oggetto." .‘ Come thou goddess," " Gentle airs" and (first tir...R; a N.:c " The Corsair," the words by Lord ,•:,• compostti by Nathan. Mr. 'Finney, " Rejoice 0 Judah. A:..1 ~•;.!or I e Vaiseur, " Nasce al bosco,"snd " Qul adept)." c;raild Uteruses " is. the foe," " Achieved is the slo t r k," Welcome. welanw mislay kings," " Clone ," it:s: (first time) " In excite Israel," compnsed by Mr. S. will be intraluccd. The Selection will ammonite with •:-ztirL• to it :snattarTrombe obligate, Mr. Schmid'. And Secrsed Act Will be pegosend Cluck's Overturn and Mi ,.• .1, _ Thia day 'was published, la 9 Vols. arso. pdee 4s. brar a. M. GENER ; or a SELECTION of LET TERS on LIFE and MANNERS. By the Rev. JOHN MUCKERSY, of West Calder. The Fourth Edition. Printed for Longman and Co. Black, Parry and Co. H. Col. hunt Gale, Curds and Fenner, and Thomas Underwood, :J?, Final -street; Robinson and Son, Liverpool; and Macredie, Skelly, and than eitersy r Edinbu rt h. MI 01 0.-ESE .Fro EetioLos. The CLARE MARK E r IiSTA YES, con.i,tlry of the twin turd L'Ak. For she MARKET, with the MARKET-HJUSM, and different FR EC PIONS, ilsout 'MAINE DWELLING. HOUSI:S, WORK.HOPS. ecc. By Mr. R 0 iSINg, At Garraway's, To /atm ROW, I eb , uary 201, 1811, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, THE REMAINING PA R'l' of the valuable an d very improvable FREEHOLD Ei I'ATES, comprising the prtneipat part of CLARE MARKET, in the Parish ut St. Cle ment's Danes, Strand; in the Coumy of Mid I iesex, a )ti t h e MA R. IT and st.Atmisv ce-Huuses,. several stiles, S I A L1..1%, tilt CDS, and various Erections, which will lie divided snip Lots. Sundry eligible Dw a LU v o-thouses,siluate in Duke-strect,.-I.ellield -street, Bear-yard,Clisre .striet, , itat hope street. Hulks-street,' irli M uon court, and other HOUSES, in possession and on Lease to Messrs. itoyle, Dowitiam, Campbell, Bennett, - Rogers, and others, ail respectable Ten mts, at low Reuss, capable, at the ec. piration oldie Lease.% of a very consilerable increase. May be viewed by leave of the different l'es-ants. and by ap. plying to Mr. Nursv, :sum ; or, Hough:do-street, Clare Market. Ut witorrs particulars may be' had ; at the Jolty Butchers, 041- bert-street ; of Mews. Juries and Greet', Solierors, Salidsury. square; at Garravray's; 'and of Mt. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden -square. I.OIUIS BUONAPARTE'S NOVEL. This day was published, in 3 vols. 12nio. price 161.6 d. boards, MARIA., or THE HOLLANDERS.----By LOUIS BUONAPARTE. Thi, work will be Gould to exhibit an interesting picture of the Jauntier.) of the country over which the Author prssided with an much moderation. The virtues and sufferings ealithited are tho4e of Dutchmen, thq criminals are French, the crimes those of the Revolution. It has been truly pronounced to be the work of an amiable, moral, and reflecting mind" Printed for H. Colbert) ' SO , Couduit-street ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme. and Brown, Paternoster-row. HERTFORD-STREET, MAY-FAIR, CONTIGUOUS TO HYDE-PARK. Eumm.r. FAMILY RESIDENCE, with C.ach-house and f ' " m' t•-• 01-A.4:ea at Sic, mad at Seven precisely. Ai lONA BLEVANCI N y Mr. ALLEN, ;4 iy !a. ;!ht, at No. 19, She:turd-Wet!, Golden-equaxe, aa.l Cendriaen of any age, who.have never learnt that 3C • ".Irl:4l'.'rilf, or leave not.the modern. writ. .7 Aystan of teaehinglb aspressly studied for those t• loci it t 3 r.n nhject to acquire easily thot fashionable requibite Stables, of which immediate possession may he had. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, A VERY ELTGIBLE RESIDENCE, desirably situate in Hertford-street, May Fair, conveniently planned, handsomely fitted up, and adapted for the abainsmodation of a Gentleman's Family ; consisting of three rooms on a floor, princi pal and secondary Stone Staircases, convenient domestic Offices. Lmindry, &c. Coach-house, and three-rail Stable. rhe Pre mises ye in good repair, and immediate possess:o.t may be had. To be viewed by rickets, which, orkb Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick 'street, Golden-square. le •ocHe .7 expeditiouily v vivarely, and in a superior style • 1- , an.O. elegance:. Those who do not svant.private teaehtng t . ..t! a small ezrenee, with a respectable art of pupils, on • ;:e teaching eve nings. Professors of dancing taught the n ,mac civgant Laney dances, end antis superior parts of the proles .nn. The Subiettpuen AseemOlies are every Friday. 4 ASHION ABLE D.' F- - iv . ateTu!tion. Mr. HOPKINS begs have to return his most grateful :h. :o his Friends and the Public In general, foi the very dis tuvothel patronage he has so long experienced, and respectfully a condi:matte of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen she have utter acquired this accomplishment, or those who tvX attained the present fadtionable mode, may be eyed'. tioti.lv instructed in the most private manner to qualify them for ti. . t Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach li; Noblt-street, Roster here, Chearide. Schools attended. None hut perional applications attended to. B) 11 BURNE, and Co. 6tock respretfuay Worst the Public, that Ticino' and Shares :he ensuing STATE LOTTERY are now on Sale at their PF . ..e, N. 99, Royal Exchange. There are In this Lottery of 0..1* 15,000 Tickets, 1 !tree Prises of £90,0e0, and Five of ene Thousand Guineas each, which latter will be paid without 2- F Lied:l:firm in GOLD. The Drawing begins the sth of APRIL, is which dry the Fifth and Fifteenth Blanks will each be entitled ti One Thousand Guineas; and on the Second Day, the Tenth, Twentieth, and Thirtieth, will likewise be each entitled to One 7:..Juslnd Guineas in Gold. ?.‘TFN r ST ONE CAtiligG AND INLAID PAVEMENT. THE above are undertaken by C. CARTLK, Piagterer, No. 1, Dean -street, Soho. The Casing consists • STONE cut into Plates and attached to the building aitatis of Parker and Co.'s Cement alone; it forms a front .1 to .n!. , 1 in beauty and solidity, and superior to It in L.. ; impnetrable by damp or treat, and is executed at less than L..:f th Expewie of common Stane Ashlar. THE INLAID rA% ENIEN r of a orw t•pccies, beautiful In appearance, suer : 'n panto to the Koltun tossaiated pavesmnt, durahie In • ;tot well weed fur all floors, and other works that admit . 1 1-plir n• in form and skeoration. Parker and Co.'s (..'lNost Iron ll:lnk:air hi als o told as above. THE TOOTH-ACH is instantly and effectually n 4 by I: i NG% ()MN I'ALGIC, or Chemical lif•ence w h ic h is th e loyeatiou of a regular practitioner intlw City of Bach, where it has been long known and justly Weeme I. 5,14 cullteale sad wail by Barclay and Sons No. 9% Fleet 211,ket 1.4.nd00 • awl retail by all Venders of 11.1edicine in Limo No. country. 141gat St, ed. pee boat, duty Includes!. sumbiblitßiiiiiiir DR. HANDII.. This day eats published, embellished with a superb Frontlspluee, by Freeman, from an original Painting by Carlo Nla nem, .kc I ots r Nemec& of the Eireann belles, or No. LIII in cone•rurion, of THE VOCAL WORKS OF HANDEL : arra' red for the Organ or Plaeoforte. Ey Dr. JOHN CLARKE, of Cambridge. This strei will comprise—t. Theodora— V. Esther—S. Solo- Athalia-5. Israel in Eg}pt ; aml will be completed, at ulninn, in Thirertive Numbers—rice to rob,crbers Five ",dings each, to Non-subscribers Six Shining , and Sixpence. Asti NU/ARCM 1. of a New Edition of the FIRST Stems of air. Cense es PIANo?ORTS RR ANCiESIENT Of HANORL'S V. (AL 1A"ok LS ; In he compl e ted in Flf-y. t wo W e ekly Number., ash Number containing thirty large and full pops at Mos c, PiCe ro ' , lthscribers Fi ve hhilti ngs cas h , to N on - su b scr ib ers Six brill.n,,s and Sixpence. This series comprises the following Works, v's.-1. Aril al d elElvea-2. zander's 17, Saul—s. Dettingrn Te Demo led Jubilate --.5. Nies:Mt-6. Judas Macc:;trus-7. ed it Pen , itroso--9. Fannon--16. .A Volume of a 0 , • lion from his Coronation and Funeral Anthems 11'4' FAltion will tout sin all the superb embellothinente, which, 7 ith its excellent arrangement, obtained for ti.e lint the honour the most htnaerous aatl the most brilliant list of !iitS3crihe;s, ,_ ( _""'"iirlx the cry Throne itstlf, th at ever graced a Mue:c;,`. Pub matins in any country. We, whose names are undersigned, havlog cerminvel the !dm"forte Arrarve.nt nt of the V o c a l W oi kr. of 111:It!el h } Pr. Clarke of Cambri.tge, give it as Linn opinion thatu Dr.so L'ho ke veal? studied the convenience of thole Amaters ul Per sort unacquainted w i t h t h e Soprano, Alto, and l'eactr tides, by u nig lostlt l • the Treble ClefF, and that his Pianoforte Accompa. annent I, very ally arranged. Under thre e etrcutnatanc e 1 , we feel Vest pleasure In recontinending the Work to the patronage of the Be , , Aso Pu blic. /4411210 CLtMeetrt 101114 BRA HAM Wt SIIIRLD HRNIST R. Brume " We.. PARSONS • SAMUILIVWZRIIt." •• actioers names are received by Mew,. Button, Wh taker, ! .. 11 4 Eta !nett, Y 5, St Paul's Church yard, London ; and by every 'IV" able kineic- , eller and Bookseller in the. United Kingdom, "'ln 'my ot s horn a Prospectus at the Work may be had. The following valuable LAW WORKS have lately been published by REED and HUNTER, Law liookwilers, bell. 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TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr..ROBINS, A VALUABLEatidHIGIiLY-IMPROVABLE FREF.HOLD ESTA FE, part Tithe free, situate in a fine part of the County of Suffolk, within .isty miles of the Metro. oils : consisting of a substantial Mansion. adapted for Ole accost*. modation of a Oentleman's Family, with Offices of CI descr4,. dims, and various Our-bulldings; capital waned Gar !km, MA Mont, and Pleasure grounds; with Four Hundred and Viggo; Acies of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, lying compact, with suitable Buildings ' and the Tithes of the Parish. containing One Thousand . Three Hundred Acres. The Estate is pleasantly ornamented with fine thriviog Tim ber, abounds with Game, well watered, and stored with Fish, the Neighbourhood highly respectable, forming a very eligible Property tor a Oentleman fond of Field Sports. To b- viewed by 'Picket which, with paniculars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. MOST'DESIRATILE SI I'IIATION at MATLOCK, BATH. . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTR AC I' THAI• excellent and interesting FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, calls d the TOWER, situated upon the Heights of Abraham, at Matlock, Bach,(and which is completely famished and fitted up for the reception of a genteel Family) comprising an Entrance, Dininproom,l3rawing morn, Ereakfalt room, and six Fled-rooms, with the Kitchens, Stablest, and other' attached and detached Offices; and also the whole or any part of Seventy Acres of Land to the ahove, adjoining and principally; covered with Plantations of a most luxuriant growth. The Buiklitsgs are of a castelated style and sheltered by a Oreve of beautiful Lebanon Cedars (I arch), and command one of the' most beautiful, romantic, and picturesque views in the kingdom. For a view of she Premises or further Particulars, apply to Mr. Nutsall, Surveyor, Matlock ; or to Mes►rs. Berridge, Soli citors, 450 t, Hatton-Garden, London, where Plans of the Estate may be seen. SALES BY AUCTION. TO MERCHANTS, WOOLLEN-DRAPERS, SLOP-SHL LERS, LINEN-DRAPERS, AND OTHERS. By Mr. JOB, At the At'crloN MART, near the Bank, on WZONISDAY next, at Eleven for Twelve precisely, without reserve, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 100 Nimes West Country best Superfine Cloths. leo --- Yorkshire Superfine,. Second s and Plain Cloth f 0 -- Ladies' Pelisse and Vigonia C loths. ( 0 -- Cassemeres and Woollen Cords. 200 -- Cambric, &c. Muslin.. in Bags spaoish Wool. With a Variety of Woollen-drapery, Manchester Linen-drapery, Nankeen Trowsers, Silk Hats, and numerous other Articles. To be viewed. Catalogues may be had at the Mart ; and of Mr. Job, No. 15, Friday-street, Cheapslde. SOUTLIAMY lON. TO NOBLEMEN, GEN I'LLMEN,NURSERYMEN, and _ OTHERS.--VALUABLE NIiRSERY grocK, By Mr. COCHRAN, By order of the Aimisnee4 t+i Mr. Titos. l.iNon, a Bankrupt, on Tuesday, the 7th March, 1815, and following Dip, at Eleven &clock: . ONSISTING of THOUSANDS of very fine C STANDARD and DWARF FRUI r TREES, trained and untrained Dwarld and Standards, Peaches, Net' ethics, Aprisots, &c. ail with tt , eir names; a valuable collection of American, Evergreen, and Decidious Shr,obs, in the ground and in pots, In small Lou, for Clumps; ornamental Shrubs and Forest Trees of all sons and ages, for Belts and Blinds ; Sundry Cut and Plough Harnesses; Carts and Drill Pknoglis; Swing 'loughs and Har rows; a complete Piggery, a Stable and Lost over, and the Ma terials of a Cottage. And on Wednesday, at Two o'Clock, on the same Promises, except before disposed of by Private Contract, the 'diastole LEASE of about I'WEN'fY ACRES of very fine rich LAND, in Two Lou. Inunediate possechion may be bad of the first I.ot and of the other Lot by the Ist of April; the valuable Green and Hothouses, with the fine Collection of Plants. 'the Lease of the Housu and Ground in the Town on or about the 25th of April, of which due notice will be givtn. ' be viewed tl I the Sale, by applying at Finch's Seed shop, No 1112, High.strtet, Southampton, where Catalogues may be had, and at the 1 rincipal Inns in the Neighbourhood; at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England; and of the Auc tioneer, Duke•Strset, Groevenot-stittare, London. • IfthiSEI.L.SQUARX Capital FAMILY MANAIOI4I, with exewilint &gees, Cocb- Wow, Ant Stables n-by Mr. ROOMS, - At Oarraway's Cares.honse, *Loante Au er!, cornhill, Tor , MolltuviV, the t:oth of lenruary, thIS, at Tarawa o'Clock, AVERY Eli , zlble "LEASEROLL) ESTATE; c o mp t i ‘ o ig a sPAt:ICII/ s ELECIAN r M ANsto commodiously planned, ail*pted for the acenottiodatibn of a talemm's Family, and hitte.sornelf teteJ .op, •atltilluitbig out the I,l,ppitr S:orcy, Gyre Slartina , Clovet, Mons. Civavt with cond . Mar, two 41Inti3tIs 14. clr:.mbers, large itaire-room, twit; Credal*. rooms, each cap& h'e of being used as De.4-aluninbety; !First ekior, two 3 scions, noble lofty Drawiog.roorns communicating by lot:Wm doora,•e64. gantly hued op, windows to tile Sim opening to a Irak any; • I.aJy s Morniog-tootn an Aoll-roont, tan,, ne a very eittenvivo suite of Apiirtillellt% appropriate 'Fur a numerous astrostslage ; ground Floor, Entrance Hall, Vestliter or loner Hail, *Wolin excellent Stone Stain case, a cap:tal Eating l'arlJur,Lthrery.Gon• lentan's Morning-ro.on, %Vater.clwt„ &e.; m the II atailtit are appmpriate inficeb of all descriplonli, detwahr.l Xnehen, Wash•liouse l , Laundry, &.e.; excel'ent Cellars and Vaohs, open Yard and Areas, and a three-stall Stable an.: C.:web-noose adjoining. I'o he viewed by Tickets. Part;r4lart may be had on tbe Premises; of fOrssrs Jones and Gree.l, Solicitors, Salisbury. square; at Garraway's; and of Mr. liming% W.irwick-street, Golden-bquare, of whom Pickets fur viewing may he lied. FAMILY RESIDF.NCE, QUEtiati'A-mes Asse., BLOOMiIiURN , with EXCELLLN t . OFFICILS, OPEN GARDEN, communicarng with DEVONSHIRE and Coach-Louse at i Stable in Ortimud Mews, with lawn diatu Possession. By Mr. ROBINS At Garrasvny's Coffee-House, 'Change Ailey, Cornhill, To •mcia. stow, the With of February, 1P t 5, at • 1 Wcfre AFREEHOLD ES I'ATE ; comprising a spacious eligible Family Resiii:-lice commodiously arran ged and adapted for the acconrnod ti ion of at Centlemair's Fa. roily, situate No. an, on the Suath side of Qi se i n e, l . Nuanr , Bloomsbury, containing, on the Upper Storey, tin e good sleeping rooms ; on th.i Second Floor, three excellent Jed-chambers and dressing-room. On the firsi floor two capital lofty drawing-room communicating by misting do ,rsk,and a iou dolt ; on the ground finer spacious Entrance-hall and roomy St.tiresso,rxcellent Dining-pas. lour, Breakfast Room and Closet, Warr Chset, &c.; Basement contains excellent Offices, Wine Cellar, St.:. ; open Area in front whit detached Wash-house' and Vault for C'.o.its, A t the back of the House, a large open Garden, counntnitcA in/; with Devonshire-street, affording amele scope to erect (Macs, which would render the Premise. highly commodious and sellable for any Professional purpose. A Coach-house and Stable in Ormond Mews. 7'o be vieweJ I.y 'Pickets. Particulars nuty be hid on tba Pre. raises; of Me•st-.. Strung, Still, awl Stro..g, I.incolr.'s Ina; St Garraway'..; and nt Wazw;ck.-t:eet, Caldeat score, of whom l'ickett. boy vi.twing may be had. -GRAF CON-:,TREII LIOND-b MEI? I. Capital, Snarl ,us, and Su! , stanti:4l bulk RESMCNCE, with OFFICE COACH-HOUSE, STABLE, dcc. with eta y Posse.sion. By Mr. BONN*, At Carraway's, Toittoa now, Fsbruary 24, it Twelve 0 / Clock, A VERY Desirable LEASEUIULD E e STAT .9 renewable for ever at a Fine pertain, comprising a Capt. tat well-built FAMILY MANSION, adapt,4 for the accosumnilation of a Nobletaimor Family of Distinction: The PROPERTY of a OENTLEMAN, The Apartmuits are well arranged and liaodsoniely fitted tip ; containing, on the Upper Storey, five good Steeping•r•ioni,; uu the tecoud Storey, tin et. excellent lied-cliambets papered, a w a . ter-cloiet, and Housemaid's-closet; uq the First Floor, in trout, are two capital Drawing•routos, comiouuicatins by folding. dows, elegantly fitted up, a spacious Landing, Atiti-room, lead. • ins to a noble Library, in an unique and elegant style of arehi teectt7tlenan' s re; t Gte "dFiooi.;Entrance-hall, Vestibul. or Inner h a ll. G Morning - room, excellent Dining-parl our and Cie . set nc a l Stone-chsniShetairricDress i n g -r•"lui ► aod Water- c l owt . a noble prii;tight iron Halos , re and me. hosany Handrail; in the Lower Stones, Hutt?. keeper's-r eran , Servants' - hall, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, :IculLtry,Larlers. W.cie and Beer Cellars, stone Staircase detached, an right-gall Stable. Standing for three Carriages, Loft and dooms over, Wage-house, 1 Laundry, kc. To be viewed by 'tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; of Misers. Benbow and Albin, Lincoln's inn of Mr. •Feesdale, Solicitor, Thiradneedle•strert ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Goldeseetissere, of whoa Ceakita 1 tor Mewing may be MIL E.4ST-INDIA HOUSE, Peirwory 9.2, ISIS. THE COURT o f DIRECTORS of Me UNITED COMPANY q MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, treesoz to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Refire, That the Quarterly General Court of the said Company, ape pointel to , be held at their Honee, in Leadenhall-street, oo WEDNESDAY, the 22.1 March mt. at Eleven o'Creeli in the Forenoon, is male Special, for the •purpose of laying before the Proprietors a Report from the Committee appoltved by the Gs nerarCourt on the 99d June, 1914, to lierpect the Bye Laws. The Court of Direetors do further give notice, That at the said General Court 4 Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 18th ult. permitting the Rev.tor. HENI.r.Y to retire from his office as Principal of the East-Ind'a College, upon a Penston of 44.500 per Annum, will be laid before the said General Court for their approbatlPn, agreeably to the 19th Section of the 6th Chapter of the Company's Bye-Laws. And a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the lit In stant, appointing Mr. Richard Casa Oven, of the Bengal Civil Service, a temporary Assistant to the Professors In the Oriental deFartment at the College, with 'salary of setoo per Annum, and T 1 allowance of alOO per Annum for House -rent, for the period he may act in that capacity, will also be Lid before the said Ge neral Court for their approbation, agreeably to the Ifith Section of the 6th Chapter of the Company's Bye-Laws. JAMES C6IIB, Sreretore.