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LGICAL Via, hub of cc : fbr BIG T 4 Monty Vahiable WOODS _ containing . THREE HUNDRED AND TIIIRTY ACRES, With a. very valuable Stock of Oak Timber growing thereon. About Drenty.Sve Acres of the Wood have bees Usually cut annually, which comes in succession so as to furnish a eimment supply. The.fiales of Wood cm for the last two yet* have amounted to at least f... 550 each year, and the Annual !raise will become in future more valuable. This Property presents a line opportunity to persons of investing their money in Land upon advantageous term. To be viewed, by applying to Sir. Win. Matthews, of Ern mington, near Theme, Ono ; of whom Particulars may be had; at. the Chishant Arms, Buckingham ; King's Arms, Bicester b; VOMIT t i ots i t . . Aylesbury; White Hors,, zol U ; Or' 11 / 441 0 . a ., Kines-)3ench-Walk, Temple • at Gaffs— wales Undid Mr. Robida, Warwick-area, Geklim•Atiare• OXFORDSHIRE. 'A Ly4BLE and moat desirable FILISHOLD ESTATE, ExCapital MANSION, with Offices, Garden, Pleasuresgrountia tensive MANOR abounding with Game, and EIGHT *HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES of rich .3lsado;;, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land; nusdry Cot tages, &c. Mom miles from Oxford, and forty from Landaus. By Mr. ROBINS, As Garsaway's Cefibe.hetase, in Exchange-Alley, Condi% Tatimenas, -September 17, 1818, at Twelve, in One 1,,0t. - AVALUABLE and most desirable FREEHOLD ESTATF., Land Tax redeemed; comprising the Manor of 'ASTON ROWANT, abounding with Game, with the Fines and Alit Rents, /cc. The capital Mansion gam' deaden, talk of brick and • of Stokencburcis MU, in the . accommodation of a Gentleman of numerous wellarrangsui rev :bite Oakes, 0 drafty hones, an encellant tisppod, and vracorwit by a , butudfnl Pleasure grounds, by thrtvink Plantations, Groves, stewed with Fish, supplied by a per, In whit/ Ohara b an asscientßoinata 'w— and rural Cottage - with a Flower Garden, forming avert' , dot rahle reiriat ; the Lands around the louts are laid out in a park like style L the whole Estate contains about EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES of Meadow, Arable Pasture and Wood Land; Whereof about Two Hundred and Thirty are in hand, the re mainder divided into eligible Farms, with good Farm Houses, Barbs, Stables, and Out-buildings, and sundry ornamental Cot tarts, &c. the situation healthy, the prospects most delightful, embracing a very extended Scenery forming an Amphitheatre of Hills, called the CHILTERNS, which are covered with Timber, diversified by Inclosures and Downs depastured by Sheep. The high milt° Word (from which it is distant 16 miles) passes through the Estate, and only 40 miles from London. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Leedham at the Mansion, of whore Particulars may be had ; 6nd of Mrs. Linden, the Dram and Plough ; and at the Swan, Teteworth ; Seer, Ox ford; Red Lion, High Wycombe; White Hart, Henley-on- Thames; Sun, Maidmhm , d ; -Castle, Salt HID ; Messrs. W. and R. Swayne, Solicitors, Bristol; Mr. Burfuot, Solicitor, King's Bench-Walk, Temple; at Garraway's; andel Mr. Wein*, Warwick-street, Golden4quarr, where a Plan of the Estate mat be seen. AIIDLSLESEX. H/TAANCTDOM, on the Road to UXBRIDGE, Tints ram CAPITAL MANSION, with Coach-houses, Stable, and Out-buildings, extensive WALLED GARDENS, GRA PERT, HOT-HOUSE.--a Compact COTTAGE RESI PENCE, with Garden, Stable, Barn, &c.—Cottages and Gardena, and sundry ESICIOSUITS of Meadow, Pasture, and Arabia Land, containing upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES. -4 possess a very . Right _ Commonage SW Bowen Hundred Acres of Land, and are highly Improvable. - lb be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom Particu lars may be bad; at the White Hart. °oilstone ; King's Arms, Iproydon ; Inns, Merstham ; Swan, Reigate ; of Messrs. Mar ylou and Bunke, Gray's-Inn-Square • at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins. Warwick-street, poldea:a q uare, where a Plan of the Estate may he seen. - SPORT LNG BON. RANTS, ON THE BORDERS OP BERKS. TO BE LET, FURNISHED, By Mr. ROBINS, AVERY ELIGIBLE DWELLING - HOUSE, seated on a lowa, adapted for the accommodation of 'a Gentleman, with Offices, Garden, anct Pleasure-Ground l with the tight of Sportlng.over an extensive Manor, stored with Game, and in the "kinky of Packs of very eget:Bent Hounds. Land may be had if required. Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. STANMORE HILL. DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, WITH OFFICES, BEAUTIFUL PLEASURE-GROUNDS, GARDENS, AND LAND. . • • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, OR - LET FURNISHED, BY MR.. ROBINS, A: VERY Desirable . COTTAGE RESIDENCE, adapted for tbe acconustodaticti and immediate reception GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY, most delightfully situate di STA N MORE-Ati LL, commanding very leteresting and ex tensive Views over a vast track of highly ornamented Country, seated en a Lawn, encompassed with line thriving Plantations, luxuris , disposed, excel- Cow- Thb Gazette notifies that the Prise* Regent has appointed Sir T. liniop a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath ; Samuel hPCorrnick, Esq. Sheriff-Depute of Bute; Robert Bruce • Esq. Sheriff-Depute of Argyll; and J. Walker, Esq. Sheriff Depute of Galloway. Commission in the Pembroke Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu tenant of the County of Pembroke. Royal Pembroke Rifle Corps—John Walker Owens, Esq. to be Captain. BA NKRUPTCY 8 UPERSE DE D. James Hale, of Chaster, butcher. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sept. 15, Aim Frost, of St. Alban's, Harts, linen-draper. at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. John Oswald Head, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender Octo ber 13, 16, and 37, at eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool Attorney, Mr. Cope, Wilson-street, Gray's Inn-l ane. William Cowper, of Bell -court, Walbrook, paper-merchant, Sept. 12, 26, and October 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Hodgson, Dyer's court, Aldesinanbury. John Dawson, of Burnham Westgate Norfolk, bookseller, dealer and chaprnan. Sept. 18, 19, and (ktober 17, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attortiles, Messrs. Bignold and Brightwell,'Nonvlch ; or Messrs. Alexander and Ilolme, New Inn, London. William _M°" (42 of Worksop , Nottioghamshire porter-mer chant, d ealer and chapman, Sept. 18, 19, and &sober 17, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Wake, Worksop, or Wessrs. Wiglesthorp and Croaky, Gray's-Inn. Robert Felton, of Lawrence Pountney-Liae, hop merchant, dealer and chap:lnn. Sept. 12,17. and October 17. at eleven, a; Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gregma and Foimereau, Angel -court, Throgrnortou.street. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Oct. 31, B. &meant, Kingeten-upon-Thames, carpenter, at ten. Oct. 31, W. Grieves, •liolborsubridge cheesernooger, at ten. Sept. 26, W. May, Crispin street , Spit alSelds, bombazeen weaver, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY. • Sept. 211,1 t. W. Die Livespo6l, meichant, at eleven, at the George, Liverpool. n, E. Webb, lase of Ihr mingham, linen.draper,• at twelve, at the Royal lintel, Bir mingham. Sept. 30, AL and W. Parry, Camieou, Monmouth shire, tin-plateanatatrataurefs, at two, •at the King's Head, Newport. Sept. 50. N. /UMW, Great Yarmouth, cern-mer th ' ant, at eleven, at the Black Lim, Great Yarmouth. Oct. 14, O. Roberts, Amlwch, Anglers. shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Georg*, Liverpool. Sept. 95, C. Morehouse as Brawls. lOngstori-upoa:Hull, merchants, at eleven, it the George, King ston-upon-Ilia Oa: 10, T. Smith, Adinington . Gloucester , shire, dealer, •at aR litelnite Hart, BriaLlway, Wor. center. Sept. 29, 1), .Liverpool, merchant, at one, "'at the George, Liverpool Apt. 28, S. Tnxit. Yeovil, Somer. eetsbire, nullity, at eleven, at the office of Mr. White, Yeovil. Oct. 1, IL T; Sharpie, Mlekkbring, Yorkshire, money-scrive., tier, at ten, at the Sodden, Worksop, Nottlag:lsamshire. Oct. 11, J. Grant, Seidettalsts XeSkt_istra, hetet-jabber. at eleven, at the George, g 4:liogstfo - 114441. • Sept- 30, W. 'towns's*, Newcastle upon-Tyne, utility, at eleven, at the George, New- Tyne. Sept; 28, J. And J. Mullett; Ilminster, So tnersetahlte, ilie, phiners. at demo, at the Mermaid, Yeovil.' Oct 7, W. hi,athsers,Liverpoolsoterchant,ist one, at the George, I g iveepool. Sept. 28. W. Holkyray, Bedurardiae, Worcester-. Odic. saddler, at tWelve. at the Star and Garter,. Worcester. DISSOLUTIONS OF PA RT N fiftS II I PS. . Divert and Co..Weet SinithsolB,:ciothiem. Paull and Dainty, °Wattage, carpenters, WmalLiverpool. Dunn and Discos Derhala. Mercers. Eeardee and Co. Manchester, fps tian-manutacturers. Stirling and Arnold, Whirechapel, chemists and thuggista. Hunt and Keene, New Alresford, Hants, mu tineers. W. and E. Byre, Upper Thames -street, wine and E w a.irandy-nt A, apd Bina*. London and Greeloek. Iltanan• , Southgate, dealers in horses. Elliott and /Aimee,. Arundel, tallaw.eliandlerb. .T. and J. Ackroyd, Clay ton. Yorkshire • wonted-manufaettirer.. Moctronioy and Flatus. P-•ach and Mu tr , Lei:ester, corn anaa-brewera. ~~~ !, -i defiance Of arid pro marine s success, my 'slue duties of imports, antlimmilifeinieffoe Otto:slimWeffille capital of the ante, which is to take effect from the present lima, nadir the subsequent conditions :- 1. The paytnent of the duties is to be made, two-third parts in money, and one-third part in public bills; m odifying this pay ment by the first article of the decree of the 981 March, 1817. 2. The Custom-house ls to receive for these two third putt a the duty, all sash of the public bills as have been issued by the Supreme. Government, on which is exprened on the face of thorn that they are to be current instead of cash. 3. Credit far the duties is to be given to the importers, on taking possession of * goods, 60 days for the half amount, aid 40 days for the - remainder. 4. For the security of the State, the Custom-house Of6 , ers are to have a guarantee, satisfactory to them, which Is tc DA required without distinction of persctia- E. This article presides fee the mode of payment, when the imposter neglects the discharge of the duties. 6. The 8 per cent. granted under sheikh article if the decree of the 29th of March, in favour of tie n•tives 3f South Amuiea, is feduced to 4 per cent.; ant also vials r.:si:cct to others to whom the same fsvour was extended. • JUAN MARTIN DRyUYRREDO:J. (A true copy) ESTEVAN AGUSTIN GASCON. The redaction advert , c 1 to in the second psragraph of the preceding decree Is to the amount of 23 per cent. apcn toe existing: duties. SOUTH AMERICA - • BULLETIN. • - The'. brilliebt action of Ccgede, and the painful marches which.the division of General Paez had ex perienced previous to that clay, compelled him to move towards the Apure, for the purpose of re or ganising and remounting his cavalry, as the remains of the Spanish General Latorre's division was unable 40.nrike PUY mialtuusit. , A small corps of the Rort lite% which had penetrated by. the crest to Nutria', wan lurprised and cut to pieces by Colonel Itangel. • Brigadier Morales, who had taken the command if Lieutenant-Colonel Lopez's division, and augment ! . ed it with the - forces which covered Villa de Curt, invaded the plains of Calabozo, and advanced as far as Guayabal. On the 27th May thi guard of honour of General Paez received orders to a - tack him, which they did with complete success on the morning of the 2Stb, having surprised hint in his camp. More than 30Q killed, many prisoners, wilt their arms and horses, were the fruits of this victory, and Morales,. with the few who could escape, was obliged to retreat as far as Sombrero, not having been able to stop at • Calabozo. In the mean time the divisioa of Cumana, • under the command of General Bermudez, which had repassed the Orinoco on the Sth of April to con ' tinue his operations againit that town, which he in vested on the 16th, while General Marino was acting 'with his division on the coast, in order to prevent the enemy from receiving succours through that channel. General Bermudez made many observations on the. town, and on the 22d, at night, made an attempt on the tete du pont of the City, which caused a consi- . derable loss to those who defended it, and threw the- garrison into great con. On the 18th General Marino had already taken the 'town of Cariaco ; 250 men who formed the garrisoß were cut to pieces by the van-guard gone, com manded by Colonel Alontes; 150 tnnskets and 40 rptisoners, together with ammunition and other war ' like stores, were taken in the town. 04 the 24th the same division had a rencontre Calleans with the enemy's forces which covered Ociria and Carupano, who, to the ntortber of 400, had marched with the intention of Ranking the division which besieged the town—this body of the enemy *as completely routed and lost their. arms and AM— ' munition. On the morning of the 30th, the ga7ison . of the town made a vigorous.soriie on the Tina occ.l-: pied by General 13erniudei, and b4;11 pasties vere. engaged in the most- ulotinate manner. For more, than five hours the action was .C.,arried on *ilk the . greatest carnage ; but General Bermudez having c9n+ mimed all his ammunition, deter Mined to. retire to. Cumanacoa, in order to. combine the ulterior •opera tions to be taken, Mid w here be receives daffy rein forcements. The town of . Ctimana, in the sortie cf, the 30th, has lost at least one half. of its defenders in killed and wennded. . . • CAtioi Sousi,srrz, Chief of the General Eat Ilead.quarteri; Si.Thornias of Angostura, let:. lune, IS: t it: • EXTRACT FROM WAR COORDOR QY ORINOCO, puniszlia, AT ANGOSTURA ON SATURDAY, 27TH JUN; 1:-. 4 111. " Our communications with the Rio Negro are• quite free, since the Commandant Hypolito C•re-..as was ordered by General Paez to liberate the-villages on the Upper Orinoco, and unite them to the• Re public. His first object on entering the country was to write to the Commandant of the Portuguese fron tier, assuring him that his intentions were friendly and pacific. The answer from thiS Chief WAS most satisfactory, since he gives us the most positivelis sur.mce; That his nation;' far from tiling partio our dissensions, observes the most immutable trality."The Commandant Cuevas returned ivithits troop to Apure, leaving the Government of the' country in the hands of or.^ of its own inhabitant!, Joseph lzquierdo, v.-110 is vaerally esteemed ter 110.111r747-7.77----iir.-T-2562"' 4• :.7. • !•' _.:.1. .it -•-... , - ~.,4 18atftaliftitAPI. .16•••••••••ei11p..................r - - - - - •^--- - - . - _ . ..• • / 117 4 1. 4 .,.. 5 yr . ' ' 4, •e - • t• . • . . . . • f G l• • 101 le • -. ._,,/, ' 0,..4 - .,- 1 4... f. ' -.0-OX , ~,, • N . „.,./ i e l l ~./z .. • v• , ; 44 . • . tr.r.; • . . .:. . . . ,- -- • . - • - - . , , . .- • .., • P:Z -°- .. '' : a '''': • . li elF74 . • • ; 4114 w , ..... : :- .- i . - • .' . - -A. . . - •.,. I 3110 .- . ••. •• - ii! -, r, ..' A 1 , • 4 t• • . 1 .. • i oi -.3,. ' - e - 7. : )1- - --. ~ 47 i f) ,: -Are'e •- .. 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"wills ill• MII • tr il t gE i D ws 7 TWENTY...CHI& I . *OM, lbe= Eleven o'clock lathe Foireetem..• k Ar. Aa u of very r i ck Ara bi c, A ' d , a d ow, ~,,d p igm y. L a m,. ACRES, with . AL . R COM ‘lO/1/giahrgli , .., • a . 411741. as JOSEPH &VIT. Alereinrst to eely fobs- miles from Cowbridge, IS miles It :e t nests. „Mr 0 • • ..- ' EM . • .' by ;a- bat tom of . tartlttf, and only one tide's sail from At I:ferrates?, Atichaage Alley, -.. ms ' _,„,,,„ 5 i. ilikeli liar na wag - cr IICAL TRANSACTIGN& libr pmelealim yto Mr. A. Murray, Sarveveirmid fAnd rommaa-e, Masher Ss XXIX, at Ts9ll9B L k_ ~.7.34;,,, ' Ite; thoillailnales s •ed elle fir . , the two. (with Plates) price 1'24. boards, A r o. N e .6l.a. ...h as , u n do ; ; Was. Fansisin, Esq. A ' VERYNoIe FILEFOIOLD W • . ..01,001 .iispentien E. dais Midge X. Part 1, of dii. 10 11 11.11 Illgilidewilm- at Llanelay bp . fr. mow, at Boaertew 0- elle, Win i lltn •QM mmo o kautaist. . . LGICAL TRANSACTIONS, Me* the Pisan., - * a,_ t. 4 , di a radical and Clairurgical Society of -• • 6, ...-- - ' ALS FARM with WIL RR B ITIL IeI IiNit, sod topple 1111 — ' --:' with Our cloys BLICKINQUAMSIBIRE, ON.THE somas to? ,other L A N D s onutin is : ea heti itstaeliillilibeerid, , eride • • e the Seth of Mare . t, Rees, Orme, and Brown,Zoillan. OXFORDSHIRE. . si a W a invr i t er -'.. 4- • '. • aree"arttlasthnitlelreall"; Mr m may be bad, . _.... Th. HANORS• al: Reputed MANORS of TWIIIOIII sod .FO in 4damisto mt litOrWrit--,..0 MIRO • _._ , ,___i . - et lerOUS' Plates, Price EL Ii• Ga-baa- - CITA RNDON„atieunding vAtli GArdE, and VAIMIABLE 01 Mottatr, led Arable Land, Intacilled poet* ' . —_....- ''' w '''''''' • es in WOOD LAND„.stered with Fine Tliktutikvi guy XL tat . Melded , . Mseloiares; the . b,,,, - 7 • 'ow bed, in limo. price es. boards,- . eible - Emperor to Invest Massey. - . se, p.m - . Crapita geztsfweeghebe Rime* With Patin. - 'RICH HISTORY, from the - . x e* . . looses Moms: Yards. t" . •-• afgalted • lithe dode. ads • . •• By •Mr. TIMM -•'''' - - Stables, sod Outlualidlogi, le • But& et Waseeloo,.amiteewealilhh: i. G wiLescdree4toule. , change.Amey. cal la., Thaw 4,„„ 0 ..... t 0 m , 0 fir. Thaw fib. M r. .B..ww s ; .611, 4 .comnpotoop aost.itpisAktig to Wm Wriest neemalty wilds m- oo : fbr the Vac of Schods.. . -"" Rowed, and James thite, on Woe, and under agmemuuts, at gete•O`then-ls let Arm al an indirect cnattihatien. extending say, I:th September, lain, at 'Psyche (Meek, BIGLAND. - • .... lOW ants. . ter all elutes of eepasszseta; and Made tills false pieteat qf mar- t, Rees, Orme and Th aw*. Lawlor. HE T 'very Extensive MANORS or Reputed MA* Also, NENHAM's FARM, situate near the above, is the l'itsnrf9. a cont r aband trade lido been car ried .. op, in "sate of had, by the same Author, . NOM of TWYFORD and CIiARNDON s ahramdkar necepados of Mr. ifiaies, - whosi lease expires at Michaelmas all tbe precautions that haw been intrequeed to prevent it. :oz7, )Cato. 6s. boards. with Game, in a fose,Sporting Country, situate In the Parish of oat; Cottage and Garden, and THIRTY-NINE Under ditalt circumstances,. to romps the increase and pro- ory, 12mo. Is. 64. boards. Tar/ford , in the county Dachas betwee'nwiasinw ild limiter , ACRES ND A HALF of Meadow and Arable Land. sperity of commerce, and to terliove every (*stack to its success. 514, 2 vols. Bvo. it. So boards: and vaiirthie vl'OPun in the said- Pariahs cantaintre,„„,.ahna; These Retatei possess a vet valuable Right of Commonage 1 hive determined on a v;:ry Lirg i e . reduction in the duties of nose called ASTON, recently end sub- Evergreen, Shrubs, and 'stately Timbzr Trees irigreat lustui; - p - er ie nc , sd stone stuccoed, situate at 'the foot ante, intersected by fine dry Gravelled -was tastefully disposed, move b he Oman, of Ou ptd, for the roods stored with Flab, excellent Gardens fully stocked. cropped,, ensan of tbe fi rst g cad planted vtith numerous choice Fruit-trees Gapers. , excel- ganisi9 at Apartments erinasenie panpoia lent Demotic Oakes, Coach-house, Stables, iarm-yard, Cow- of the L' Coaq:and ltab li nd hi shellat #. 0 0 6 e , NM, Cattle-sheds, Ike. and 111F.A. DOW LAND int 4 40.runke m • Gordo well menjisidond, Ate* .of gasivasioo. is al- ow*, TUMY-El CIIIT till- 3d t sateen MA* by the side, Orchard ACRER—lmmediate palmed= may be had. - s, laid out with great taste, ornamented To be viewed by Tickettywhieb with -Pasticulars, may Be had wt tec tut Droves, Lawn, fine Sheet of Water a Mr. Robins, Warivick-aret4 use. • " ' Brigs by a perpetual spring, with an Island st. Raman. Bath, Grotto, and Cascade, FROM SATURDAY 100112" S -GAZETTE. e d • - . . . It NI had, Joao Soong, American Bookseller, ?cut's Church-yard, ius Subjects, by SAMUEL r Connecticut and Rhode blond— e fine Portrait, price published a Candi:spa of American ich may be had as above, price is. !HON INSMIANCE. ed (by Order of the Directors). PASSIONATE APPEAL to le SUBJECT Of the MEASURES MEETINGS ' lately held at the art, Cornball, London. ers this Society has been extending treat Britain Mitt Ireland, sod the :ustomed to receive the most lads- Insured, as to the manner in which d the general ciiicerna of the beat !re the Society's Busin' us (at least to of recent date, mach diantlafaction end the means pursued by the dtcd the attention of the Members mmittee being Dow occupied in the' 's concerns in that District, under Directors, they have been unwilling the Report of that ,Committee. But being, uncertain, and the Members mg earnestly requested official in/br ine ia town, the Directors feel that e entitled to. independently of any grearbspecting the Metropolis and I (And espeolally Mum the George lesteid a Risellit the Board. bias flio fireseeerat es shay be e 4011611140 N itro Members; !si !Lobs _.7ldallefier • from- Weft "•awila the us. District or if is simiel be found will be done no [titan . may I RI the general body of theorem the PARTS FAMILY. :gar Cerasuam, Conduit-street. :IEN BONAPARTE, Prince p from his Private Csirrespondenee, its, transbted from the Frond, in :raft, LT and Faititx of lf ammo* BOMA- Fteneb, eve. 10s. in every respect to be distinguished' at have hitherto appeared respecting . . , re written by one who has follo wed ,ctions of Loden for four and twenty i access to . his Private Correspon moments. The Comte de Lu B—, ant, formerly on terms Oche dolma ! acknowledged the veracity of the the brit lbws recorded to the world, 1 the highest possible interest. are . eltiegy indebted for the Anee polvon resided in the' Palace, ac s and when the Emperor c141 , 6(..d nit which she did not MAUm th hies ; thus she was 'necessarily the s private and doriest lc life. Attached ervice of the Empress Maria-Lades, tied the young Princess from the pe-1 e, until her departure for Germany.] now submits to the public, and of ras herself an eye-witness, are there unquestionable solves ; besides her' an intimate footing with the indivi her to collect information which lay ier veracity May be the more rmly ing either to hope for or to fhar, and r calumniate. Her chief object is to Ito may hereafter wish to trace 'an of Napoleon, some traits, the cor called in question."—Pairsem , (with a Portrait of the Aatbor) entitled ',TR, which in 4 conchs man most simple and elf.,:aciotis remedies, eat for the following diseases, viz.— .three, loss of appetite, Barrenness, is or Green Sickness, Chad Besrinit met, Fluor Alins, Flatulence pr Hypochondriac or Me deo , Inwnisi of Spirits, 8 real res.: On -Lam err Secret Venery, Phitielc rninal Weakness, Torn of Life, Advice to both &sea to obtati a rn-1 or those secret infirsiities of nature to disclose even to tbilf atarsst ;e-' s Fermate Diseases, Nervous; 'Hypo- Complaints. To wiaiebis added awl )ewers, Gieeta, sentinel weahnpseed I private nature, with an Address to and those whb Nave the care - anti vise advice to fathers, partleuVirY, ith nervous ooniPlAnts • tan "kids ' " i t h *varier/ qaOtikongt intif *mar. WEL 8 014119.144 Witsparfar nes tire'CurdialßartiP(Gaised, Bacon, !SO, Otto clAtteni; ihaisC !.; and Ward, MIMI* race 31 : irce, and • - . , iotereiting, —.. :mita Fa, Lo etegant Portrait of the Auth!r , emitted, A OUff./EtoIIZAI.I +- _ —"* r -, n a Variety of Corciplaintse—sy aining a Treatise on Fentale Erpezika t , eCmnplaints; ahu General i!erriarii . h the human &dile tdoetrOqueinity inpoants, mode of treatment, Ica By DID ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange... Alley. Cornhal, on TIICRarbIY, the 17th of September, 18111,ot Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lcits, TValuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, Tithe-free, situate at Hillingdon, on the road to Uxbridge. Lot 0:4; compthaa the CAPITAL SPACIOUS 144 N. SIO2C-TlOUSE3seated in a PARK, ornamented by finagrown Timber, erected at a very considerable expense by a celebrated Architect in the Italian style, adapted - for the Residence of a Smelly of Distinction, commanding extensive - and interesting "views in various directions. The Property of COUNT DS SALIS Planned with suites of very commodious Apartments of good proportions, capital 'principal and sicondary Stone Staircases, pier-closets, excellent Offices of all descriptions, Strong Room, Wile 'Wars, &c. The. Basement is encompassed by a wide ;Area, in whkh thus ati cool Lar — di.n, and numerous Vaults for domestic pluposes. Detached aitd screened from the Man sion; a Plaiier Garden and capital Crete-house with Sues, ear. ktorner's House, Brew-house, Wash-house, LatindrYs >Ting grouhd, Malighter-house, atc. Communicating with a Stable- yard, encloand by folding Stables• fee' ten hornk two Coecla-liciusei;.vdthLefts and ROonis over ; Dove-cote. Fermlard, with Cow-lesusi, Sheds, aci. a very capital Xitchen Garden, waled and esum-willed, clothed with Amos:toes Fruit- U 44 nearly Two Aires, well stacked, cropped, and planted wha' Standard and Ringlet Tries Ora ' dtc. fine shady Walks, Ponds, It.;hero f Ettsate, R Sm. cohtaining nearly I -POU &CRIS.. Within !Minden' raked' Metro and one of Uxbridge. ,Lo;h . sk Compact COT T AGE • Espac ss, situate neat. Wfiregeing"Let, on till rood to on and Hayes, wl , Omit Foileisitift; sited Cifhlen, Yard, likable, Vero, Me. sad pundry Inc/mums, containing upeof,/QUlAT.ffii ACRES Of Wad?. with a Fishn stored with SA. TO ime - vieiVed bj Particulaits may be 'had co the ti c of I*, klipingsfue r wiso will shave font Two. Paiticulars the Wnite 'Horse, Unkide ; the Castle. Salt-WO: the friddeolissad White', Winasor; Mt. Adams., Cranford &klgv tuilia; Alta Adam aad Etk,'llayesS Whke Mit,'and Red 1,losi; %potful); lied WO ^ BrentfendWol - magi: HAW MOM* a“ - .l3ake; Sofititgeri, Lincan'a Ina ; at Garrawan'a ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-orate, where a Plan el the Swag maybe maw as serous 1 1 1 1 I I I ; 1 ,1 !l i ' • ;" • qi• 1 A t -. --..