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) ~~ .. • - WM RIR $OO9. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, 'Nbonisfee 4, I Mt. ?I'VE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT 'D COMPANY V' MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trail 'Vat UST INDIES, de her* give Notice, That a Galen! Court of the said Company, will be held at t h e i r tissue, in Leadenball-street, On Wednesday, the 1 ith of becember next, at eleven (Mock in the forenoon, for the pur vo, o f declaring a-Dividend twins Midsummer last to Christ. Inas neitt WILLIAM RAMSAY', Sectetsty. BAST-INDIA HOUSE, November 4, 1412. Ir rHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY MERCHANTS ENGLAND. Mama: Ar Ale BAST INDIES, a artis live Haim, That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be abet on Thursday, the Seth lastest, at two o'clock, and opened aisle ea Tuesday, the t ith January felkeMPS. And that the Dleidatd Warrants on the laid Stock due on the rte g ai snyoull,Wilibe reedy to be delivered on Termby, the gridad#WigeedihdOnds. ..; WILLIMII Jediatur, swwilry. I'ASHiobtABLE DANClNG.—PrivateTuition., Mr. HOPIINS begs leave to return his most grateful thanks to his Friends and the Pablic in general, for the very fllr tinguished patronage he has so long eiperieneed, and r • Elicits a conlinuanse of their favours. Ladies and :e l = who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who . have not attained the present fashionable mode, may be cape& 'lowly instructed in the most private manner to quality Mein • for the first Assemblies, on application at his residence, Ewe& makers Hall, Noblastreet, Foster-lase, Cheapside. FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, uly taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-stree:, Golden-square, To I.4hs spd Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that geCospislimerit, or have nor the modern style. sp lit. ' k u i t s tl an 's s g:ct m t o o f acq teac ure ng vi l is s il e gbat f as h ionab le t heta for vowel society espeditiougy, privately, and In a superior style of grace and elegance. Those wlso ds? not want private teaching any learn at a small expeoce, with a respectable set of pupils, on she public teaching evenings. Profbetors of denting taught the mast diem fancy" dancer, and all the superior park of the profes sion, The Subecript!ea Assemblies are every Friday. 1 TO UPPER. SERVANTS of FAMILIES of DISTINCTIO it A FIRST-RATE INN and POSTING HOUSig 1 .1- In full custom, in a most desirable situation, aid Possess- Mg many advantages, Is now to be LET. Any persons, who from their former habits of life, me competent to the entertain ment of the first company, may be informed of particulars, by applying personally to A. B. at Green's Hotel, Serle-street, Lin coln's-Inn Fields. It Is necessary that the incoming Tenant should command at least £3OOO. To a respectabte attentive couple every encourage ment would lie given. TO INVALIDS AND THE INFIRM. WHOSE who have the misfortune by sickness or iafirmltV ro Le confined to their beds, and from pain or weakness are unable to move themselves, either for change of pis. . dtiis, or t.^ take refreshments, *lll find the most * An gr y e ase, assisattce and mipport, by the use of POCOCK's BOETHEMA, etrltising Mattrass4 which gently mores at) invalid from a reclaim. • 'bent tot yenning or sitting posture, and in sweh an easy manner af• lobe almost imperceptible to the ?freesia bed. F this riscatm Ali itivalie. has I::poeition altered and varied at pleasure, which IS S'grelet tdjerslation of his suffering, and can lie with his bead and deert elevated, a circumstance in snarly ease. highly conducive to tits recovery. May he bad, with many other ieventionsinChaini, *ism, Coaches, &c at Potoek's Cabinet and Upholstery Wile. imuse,No. Sli,,Southaropton-streelt, Covent Garden. Printed Particulars gratis. _ . LADIES. • THE greatest blemish to the beauty and delicaCy of the Female face, neck, arms, ffee, is superfluous Halts. Pretending to remove them, various preparations have from time to time starred up ; but most of them have been found either imilikaelotas or deleterious. Fourteen ye es extensive sale have . abundantly proved. that TRENT'S DEPILATORY actually removes the hairs in a few minutes, without any pain or un- Plasma sentedoll. It ICtiatif, aled highly approved, in the first Circles of Fashion and Rank, and now Stands absolutely unparaP Mad and justly celebrated. It is said, Wholesale andlesali, by PerriM SS, Southampton. street, Strand ; retail, by Sangor, SO, Oxford-street ; Bayley aad Blew; Cockspor-street; Grosvenor, 903, Holborn; Vale, 62, Fleet -street; Rigge, 65, Cheapelde; Randall, itutal Esdhnge ; Sexton, 94, Leadenhall- street ; Hopgrxxl, 02,Bishoptgate-erreet ; • Magna! High-street, 13orotigh ; and every respectable Per fumer, M edl i n. Vender, Re. Iry London. • 'fo Persons in the Country, inclosing payment and postage to Mr. Perrin, as above, it will be immediately forwarded. :loxes, h. *iglu • LOCK ANt SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Pay ton...Mb Royal Highness the Duke of Yoke. Pal of Leitritti. Col. W. lone, M. P. • • Hoe. Col. Litman M.P. Cot, H. Clements, M. P. John Latouche, M.P.' Captain J. Hay. IlliCtot4—Mt. Kiernan, Member of the Kett] College,'London. r PUS INSTITUTION, established for the exclu. . 4 sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASES, ind their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debilities, (Jlcua tNtrys, Alt. Ms to twist the cute of no km thin 2,o(X)Patlents, an mttally, many of whom have been afflicted from /0 to 20 years. The nrly ijniptensif Gonorrium and. Chancre are cured In arirw by W. Kiefftere Suiverier soh iffieaofoes mode of and thei.wietkeess and derasineinanC of the generative erste+, Which impaiithe constitution, and shorten life, are here gram seetwandle tinoted than tot any other plane Mr..Kiernan may be c,nauhed as usual, by either set, at his private house, No. 21, I.ower Charlotte-street. Bedford-topiare, • where Letters from Toner and Country are to booddresed, and She necessary advice and medicine will be given or sent to any tart of the kingdom. • • HICKMAN'S PILLS. jN the v.arissmcomplaints incident ,t,q, the human 'frame, theitift'ione more dreadful in their ditiire, nor nin.:e alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone, Pains itn the hack; Wind, and Bladder, and Lumbago. They are tom niaintslo which every person is liable, and are a foundation fur Ivry other specks. of disorder. HICKMAN'S PILLS, coin nosed of the mo st ineo ccn t Ingredients, have beeit found of sin. tuhr 'Efficacy, in lot only strengthening the vessels containing she miss, bur in happily destroying the petrifying quality of it t from which mated the above complaints, &c. removing the talculi, or gritty secretions* and banishing every pernicious ten . dem to thesedistudete, Without confinement. From a conscious leis of the polverfal guilty of these Pills, fully evinced by a -ovate practice of mum, years, they are offered to the afllleted t and seconnuended as a cure fox the above complaints. Sold wholesale and retail at /dr. Butler's, 4, Chcapside, cor of Paternoster-row ; - - I shacp,2 . ort _ f Pia • - of Paternoster-row • an d reta il b y Bel = and Sharp, ! . orrsalourb Lb and lettuc e , Gosport ; Albrutt, %tremors, Mallnry, and r id onus; Tfewstiarr, Exeter a Coot Wershy Glenville, Gll4 nod.lioxland i , Plymouth; N. bury, Dublin; Baster aril , Glasgow ; Susi*, litlanderston Scott, and. Cargpi ditillorgh ; ensiled!, Bath; Rosa and Peek, Hull; Gressol *ode and Penny, and *hinge, Liverpool; Stan anti Lynda 1 lo irmea, NOtwielt ; Knott azatloyd, binikliielllist " 11111 WYfr Bti t h wYl; Whitt, B Own; IiainIAINK Iledloinalletri, lige, in bozat at 2‘.94. 1;46 • ..• • , .....,,,,,,•,, r( 4t x • . . "•••,,Ir .." • 7 / 0 i'#, . l ~. .• 1 7 . t , . !.. lil ii i • . de : . t 4 0. . ". 1 14e i ' : ) • i 4 /6 . , . I • . , - t . .. - •1 . • 1) )' i ‘ V • -Q. • I N. • ‘4 4 N .ea L . l• ILA 17 4 F N....1r i„.,.....,;,...r. 2 - ;• • . r :4 , -; . .. - -- --r- ~/'' . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1812. PRIVE SatikNol4l64aWiiilqi eALLoVrs eNTALOODE ef MEDICAL BOOKS,Par Ist!. • ~ ... This day eras publiihed. A CATALOGUE OF MEDICAL BOOKS, 1. I- coluskiug the most modern mid approved Authors, on Anatomy, Surgery.'Medicino, Midwifery, Nl:eerie Medics, Che mistry, Pharmaty, Botany, and Veteflnary Medicine; m which ' are added, a complete LW of the I.:attires delivered hi London, i **l their hours of attendance, Sec.; she, Tables of the Pay of ' the Medical Department cf the Army and Navy. ) Sold by John Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crowe-cotirt, Pri ii ces-i tree , Soho. ri• A Medical Stibteription Library where Woks are lent by the motith or year. N. B. The fug matte gives for Meskst Libneite et Parcels of Books, ur Books exchanged.. ,-,' 44.1‘1 , F ird This de/ was published, In I Vol. giro. lea. in boards, r ilisedicated, by permission , to the Hon. pf Customs,) • HE PRACTICE of the C STOMS in the ENTRY; EXAMINATION, and DELIYEBY of GOODS and MERCHAND/ZE, usually imported from Poreign Parci, *henget the Tares tad Allowances on each Ankle, and de. scribing the peculiar characters and properties thereof. to which Is added, an illustration of that great Measure of Commercial facility recently Introduced"; the WAREMOSISIMG SYSTEM. The whole being Intended to form a complete Manual of modes - Practice in an-Important Branch of the Bushiest of the Castile"; upon many parts of which no connected Information Wit •Immin laid before the Public for a number of years. For the vas of °Stets of the Customs, Merchants, Brokers, &c. • Ity JAMES SMYTH, Controlling Surveyor of the Warehouses hi the Port of Hull. Loader, t Mused for 'oho Richardson, No. 91, Under the likoyal Exchange; and to be bad of the Anther, at the (*atom- House Hull. I • GSNBRAL POST-OFFICZ, . t 1: • TuttrlAT t Ocrostail,. B 4 Seven o'Oodt on Ole Evening ot Mon.. del:, the 26th instant, the LEEDS MAIL COACH was robbed of the BAGS of LIITTRRS for LONDON described eZ foot, between Kettering sod Hesitate Ferrets, and within thita miles of Highain Ferrets, by fatting the loci of the Mail Bee.-• The Bars stolen, are-, • • Hali'ax, of the 29 t h Notehittsues of the Club ' )3ralfordi ditto Melton Mowbray, three Leeds, ditto Oakham. dints • Wakefield, ditto Dppingl.ant, 44L # Huddersfield, ditto Kettering, dine , Barnesley, ditto Maputo* dine Sheffield, ditto Rotherham, ditto Chesterfield, ditto idoosfseid, ditto ' #hevitahap apprehend the Person or Persons who commit lied she said Robbery, will be entitled to a Reward of TWO HUNDRED POUNDS, one moiety to I* paid on cununitrnent for trial, ar the other moiety ou cenvittion. If an Accomplice Ist the Robbery will serMfder himself, end make diseoseiy Whereby one er mere of the Peruses et:interned therein shall - be apprehended ad brought td j Siete, ouch Discoverer will, be en. titleil to the said Reward, and be admitted. au Reideate for the Crown. By Command of )he Fninister-Porral, FRANCIS FIt.RELING, .4 Sicrese . MV riza 1 V urrisse. ERSbNS inuriedi4tely tiltWe l f• • 'WORD and Co. St 3, Russe7t Mews, Ho - kland-etriet, Fiti. tuy.square, by Annuity or on Notes of Hand, de in any otIL r manner for a abort or a long peritt„ without taposition dr delay. The applications made to other Offices are generally brought at last to Mr. D. whose power to rube money is paramount to theirs. Those who at once apply to Mr. D. bee a decisive answer and avoid ezpositltiti. Heirs to prOperty supplied, but nothing it tended to under X3OO. °TWAY'S WOIUES. This day wars pubbshed, In trols. epees Ihro. price ilk. in boards, hot-pressed, and embellished With an elegant bead of the Author, and designs. by I. rburtl_ s . THE COMPLETE WOR KS ofo THOMAS OTWAY, with a new Life of the Author, and Notes, cri tical and explanatory, by Tuns. TN oatrebn, Esq. Printed for J. Turner, 117, Strand (Successor to J. Mackinlay), antbsold also by Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoster-row; acid W. Laing, Edinburgh. In this Edition of °ewer's Works (which include several Wein* Omitted In 'Very Radii* hkberto pubilihee) the text has been carefully revised and corrected from the earliest 4to Copies of his Plays, Poems, and Letters, obscure words and phrases are elucidated, and Political Allusions ate pointed out, and to the whole is added the or'7,tnal story ftom which the Plot of thd Orphan la derived, estracted from a very rare and curious Tract kin the possession of a distinguished Collector. A tow Copies are printed on large paper, with proof bnpres ot tie Plates, price .C 2. 12s. 6d. in boards. . SEMI AVAEN Chen of Education add prop:aim.-- Os* Persevering endeavours to discover the aunt imik certain method of treating a few prevalliag Diseases; else mica . Sul result of their experience is the best proof if superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to the cure of the following the object of their particular study n ,t a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of totals cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gleets, *hick, b an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also de bility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, long reds dence it warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too of en * happily pursaed by the youth of both sites, in the one candbg sterility or barrenness, sad in the other a numerous train of nein outs diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in impo tence and consumption. In that distressing state of debility or deficiency, whether the consequence of such banefu. habiti v pr arising from any other cause, by which the powers of th e co ol& tution become enfeebled, as tregunrly educated Surgeons of Loh. don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. The result of a Jon; and extensive practice has enabled theta, by a superior mettitail, to remove venereal complaints, hoseeihr ineeterate or consplicated, sett:rout subjecting the patient to tie least restraint it diet or exercise ; and in recent Cases where an early application larnade on discovery of the infection, they he• quently perform a cure in the short 4cace of two days, The un precedented success of their mode of treatment (which ha; nein: been known to fail in one single instance in 4.practice of is years, eluting -which period many thousand pereons if both mites knee been clued, even after severe and leifiriiiiinietlikds had bin pursued,by other Practitioners witheut -eeet), induces them.to ' thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing tl.e core of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be by .a mistaken few; marked wick the obloquy so justly attached to the ignoram em2irie, think., it but justice to themselves to state that they have been properly educated and initiated into erfry 'tich of the profession (certificates of which, from differen: ,aiitals, and testimonials born the most eminent Physicians, they have to,convince any inquirer) that the success resulting trout their endeavours first induced, than to quit the practice-of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their preteasions dinstitute a lair ground . tor the unpkeedented confidMee with ' *lack they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. * Planaa in the country are requested to state the miriade?* woe their case., op and manner of living, enclosing a Bank-note * advice and medicines, and the same will be forwarded to shy psi of the kingdom. To be consulted et their house daily (personally, or by letter), * potions of elder fit, with secrecy, delicacy, attention: GOSS and Co. Surgeon*, la, Bouverio-nreet, Fliet-street: . MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social Happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that form the union not taking those precautions which would se- . cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. Pestle of ewe , / rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; hut where the constitution has been tainted by &nue, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renova•ion of stability . previous to entering that rtate is indispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate pie system. For no disorders base contributed more essentially to destroy Hymen neal happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded 'pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs. CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to <fleet their Ste. dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Ve nereal Due.ase, and the disorderi arising therefrom, as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-buy, which Min, on those distressing Debilities and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Matri monial state. The successful result of their pith, gives than additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which are. the most important in the catalogue of human agues. it behaves every penal who has inthilged in this sollo tart' vice to seek relief by consulting protessio'nal men of mil ! nence and bonour t to which tlessrs. Currie ant' Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of us contradicted facts. in professing the cure of these complaints, they hold out no inducement to vice ; but, sensible as al e men nurse beef the existence of meth calamities:they offer their auks "thews as ienulariveducated Metubets of the Royal Colleges at Surgeons ellnl,ondan and Edit:Mt:lh. Messrs, Carrie and Co. have selected thefonowingletter from dm teeny they are daily receiving, from Gem lemen returning . 46111 thanks fur their restoration to sound and vigorous health. klear sent to them unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Lad, • who bad laboured under this distressing and painful malady for ten years; he bad been under the care of several Surgeons's( professional eminence, none of whom afthrded him permanent relief; but from the superior mode of treatment adopted sod pursued by Messrs. Carrie and Co. be received a radical cure it the abort space of one month. " To Dr. Curne, 107, Hatton-Garden. " Lord feels great pleasure In communicating to Doctin Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in consesmance dials mild and admirable treatment of Strictures in the Urethras He may add,. that he has not fee many years enjoyed so meek comfort and freedom from pain; and he entertains no doubt.. hie having obtained, through his skill and attention, a perfect and radical (-urea that horrid complaint. .As be was not o stranger to the manner that others treated the complaint, he las it in his power, trots a fair trial ands jest comparisoa, to peas that tribmie of applause to lir. Currie which he sensibly feels and shall ever be most ready and willing to ackno%aleege." Messrs Curate and Co. may be coquetted by patients of eithet Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, Nos 107, Hatinglecleedens Padents in the country are requested t 4 state t of :heir came, age and general habit, of Itviner p for edvice and medicines, what the steaKit mat to say put ettbe klajdote. • • • . _IND PART OF GOLDSMITH'. GRAMMAR OF GEOGRAPHY. This day Was published, illustrated with seven Maps, and sixty Views of County *reborns arid remarkable places, price is. 6d. %and Ott red, •11RITiSH GEOGRAPHY ; being a comprehen . 1 - 0 SU* atoodet of the Pa stem? STATIL of thew:Able Balt NH incleding the BRITISH ISLANDS and the BRITISK Co mmies and Dercepauctes in all parts of the World, designed for the Use of Schools, and serving as a second Part, or Comple tion stay Author's sucil-knoisin Oweiniess. of GISIIMAL GAO.. GRAMM. By the Rev. J. LIOLDSMITH, Authoe of theGramnsar If Geography, &c. &c. Extraordlesty as it may seem, there exists no Modern Account el the irlijsk &afire besides this Boob, and of tonne no Ele mentary With on this iintsier.t. ealculuted to qualify young Bd. tons to perform in afect4ife, with competedt intelligence, the Dudes of that social State to which they appertain. SIMI/ for RretiwitePuiktirs, 47,-limleate-4111, and sold by sal boniessikvs. Also asst tguribtaito, uh fit me, of Tutors, 9J. A NECESSARY APPENDAGE te EVERY mil day was published, price 14s. In boards, or 13s. bound and Lettered, the Nth edit, greatly enbrged and improved, of A- HE . FARMER'S CALENDAR, contitining the details and arfanghtnents of all the bashseis necessary to Bd performed on stertinh kinds of Farms, during every Month 6f the Year, according sti the most approved and best modern Prac tice, end forming a Practical Farmer's Complete Library.—By ARTHUR. YOUNG, Esq. F.A.S. 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Llbr..- ... , ASFUL• EDui.Jazisses, A s some Schot).—esters ;Ind 60 , 1:=1 *ll7 ilk . , -I- A- yet have bedonie acquainted with the lolefficilliolts *frith enable them to teach certain essential eat tedWgeolibk branches of Education, by meats of Question*, er bg Working at the several subjects (i. e. by the only means in which knowledge 'can be acquired) the following List is respectfuhy submit..ed to them for their information i _ . . 1. GibNIRAL Knowsanne.—The Universal i) ar, General Gnrantar-of Arts, Sciences, and useful the Per. David Blair, price 4s. 6d. boled; Six Htmlred Ovations and Exercises e* deellillesellesdili• euhtted to perfect the Student in every part, Sift 31. •. , $,..; Bra n 9, EIITINI GILOORAVIIY..--AGrasurnar or descriptive of the British Empire at home and a end In all its circumstances and relations, by the Rev. I. h, With 7 maps and 63 views, and I,oo4ittestitlis for Eseedeis 4a. Cd. A separate Key to these, QUM:lows, foe the wee of Tutors, price 9d. sewed. 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' me she Feria Cemo'klasaass v er C. to 11l /pis, sad ep TWO ,aodlifirpioau k by 'hi am lw, Banteeiyiablioe, •• ' • LL AND I • '6l ...E i i IWTESTKNT ADVOCATE, No. U. with a ri • e lor Edition of the First Nomber, were pub li shed %Is day, price arse Nhilling each, by Stoebdale ; Junior 41, Fall who respectfully congratulates all well-wishers to the Church and State on the favourable prospects which have al ready opened to view, in consequence of the above and other I , publications, tending to itraken the public to the ultimate ob rfrt of the Catholic Claims. PrOpoials for The Protestant Advoeata, with a List of capital Aoti.Cathalit Theta, may be htid gratis. KINGS MEE V, COVENT-GARDEN. egad FREEHOLD DWELLINGFOOThiiEsW4RWOUSES 1 • &C • and TWO HOUSES, in ROSE-STREET. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, . At'Clistrastrat's, on Thursday, Noveshber 46, at Twelie; in Three Lots, A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; comprisieg the capital roomy Dwelling 1101111 e, Ware.* houses, and Workshops, situate on the North side of Kilt street. Cotten-Garden, adjoining the Wesimilster Fire-Office, in possession of Menem.' Bloke, Stantrin, anti Co. Clothiers and Men's Mertifsb tenants at Will. These Premises arb very desir able tor any Concern requiring room. Two Freehold Houses, three stories high, two Rooms on a door, with Kitchens, Cellar, &c. Nos. 12 and 14, situate on the East side of Rose-street, in possession of Mr. Nett, Tenant at Will , • May be viewed, by leave of the Tenants; Particulars of Messrs. Ph Ipot and Stone, Solicitors, Hare -court, Temple; at Gam why's ; . and of Mr. "Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square. PAL L.MAL.L4 N EAR, ,ST. JAMES'S REET. Eligible DWELLING-HOUSE, with extensive Gallery, appro , Five foi an Exhlbidition or Sobsiription-roOm, Library, or any Concern requiring Roam, with a Dwellingshonie at the bad, in Angel-courn--.By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, November 26, at Twelve, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, etimprising an eligible Dwelling-houe, with an extensive Gallery at the back, 83 feet in length, 20 feet broad, and itCr feet high, admitably adapted for an Exhibition or Subscription-room, i Library, Pletute-gallery, or any other Concern requiring an ex tensive range of Premises; situate, No. 80, on the North side of Pall-mall, near St. James's-street. To the Dwelling-house there is a public anti private entrance on the ground-Boor, with a spa cious i `all, Sitting mons, and room fdr a Water-closet; on the first-floor, a Drawing-room, Boudoir add Dining Parlour; on the second-floor, two excellent Bed-dambers, large Closet, and a Water-c.uset, with Attics over, and 4omestic Offices in ,the tube. ment at t'.e back of the Premises, in Angel-court, a house, adjoining, three stories high, and a' costurtuttication with King-street. To be viewed, by applying on therremises, *bete Particulars may be had ; and of Mr. Robins, Wertsielt•Mreet, Golden-square. LEASEHOLDS, DOCTORS' COMMONS. .• . , ELIGIBLE sad COMPACT DWELLING HOU ShS, W*BD ROBE-PLACE, GREAT CARTER.LANh. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrairay's c ton l'huesdau Iskivetriber 26-, at Timbre,' ADESIWABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under the Crown ; domprising a convenient Dwelling House, three stories high, two Rooms on a floor, a good Ware house and Accompting-house on the ground storey, and Kitchen, &e. on the basement, situate No. 4, on the West side of Ward robe-place, on lease to Mr. Gouger. A spacious roomy Dwel ling-house, three stories high, tour Rooms in a floor, dnished in a handsome manner, situate Nu. 10 , Wardrobe - place , and com municating with Addle-bill, on Lease to Mrs. Heywod. A com pact bwellTr.g hous e , three stories high, two Rooms on a Boor, being N.. 11, Wardrobe-place, with the front to Carter-lane, on Lease to Mr. tatkow. A Dwelling and weli-establipbed Green- , grocer's Shop, situate No. 5, Great Carter-lane, corner o< Addle- Rill, on I.eaiito Mr. Kernshead. To be viewed by leave of the tenibts, of whom Partieulirs may be had; of Mews. Strang, Still, and Strong, Solieltota, Lincoln's-Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Kota, Warstick street, GokkaArgisare. • . POO FAMILY itallifflENCE, PLEASUltE4ROtiffill,tt: ems Mae from Hyde-Park Corner, with immediate possession. By Mr. It opiNs, At Garraway's, od Thursday, November US, at Twelve, AV hRY. eligible LEi\SEHOLD EStATE, outscEN HOUSE, BROMPTON, the Ptaperty and .11lesidenee of Wm. Wadd'ngto , l, Esq. ; eornmising a substantial Ulrich-built Family House, with bowed back front, seated on a Lawn, with Pleasure.groundowitefully disposed, with gravel walks, and planted whh Fruit and Forest -trees, containing. about half an Acre, enelosedly a brick wall ind folL6g gated to the reed. The House Cidltll6lls Entrance-11114mnd a handsome Stair case to second floor, capital Dining Parlour, Breakfast-I'door, Seedy. and Dressing-Moats; a capital Drawinrroom, with bowed end, a smaller Drawing-room, spacious Bed-chamber, and a smeller one, excellent Chambers over; the Offices comprise a rcomy Kitchen, Scullery, Wash-house, large Laundry, Butler's room, and Yank* far Wine, Beer, Etc. Store closet, detached double Coach-house, Stables for four Horses, with Loft over. The whole in very excellent order, a very desirable Residence Fs- ' mile from Hyde-Park had - - Out-htiosea and Buildings, and several Pieces or Parcels of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, thereto belong ing, containing together SOS A. S R. 20 P. (more or less) in the occupation of Mr. Walla?* Egger (the Proprietor), *fixate at Liss, Hants, two nail's from Petersfieid, a good Market Town. And also all that very desirable:and compact Freehold Farm House_ Barra, Buildings, and Farm, called 1 7 1.:EXCOMB FARM, containing i$4A. ilt. 14P. (mete or less) of eleollent Arable, Meadow, sae Peeture Land, in the (impedes of the said Waft Egger, slalom at Lift, aforesaid. . These Feral' me each other. and the whole com prises a most desiribia within a ring fence, in a beautiful l oin of Ham Tirnpike Road from Portstnouth to London, leads of the said Parish. The Mendesi FloWfti r selislat in a decayed state, contains an immense quantity at good Timber, Bricks, and Materials far Building, and very bent* fig erecting a Mansion are to be found on the • The Land is +ter, rich 777 f a lre g l i and is yez e i e n tw ip '• Any Oeutleman wishing for an t` iii who Is desirous of fartniog ese skink his attention. N. IL Plyitantan ax 1114 had oil payment of the Purchase rift ot ho .icier he left -t Mortgage if • fora Gentleman's Family, being only one iauk from Hyde-Park Corner. The rlegunt Household Furniture mu, be had by va- luation, at the option of the Purchaser. May be viewed by Tickets ; Penis:a/are on Ow Premises; at the Bunch of Grapes, Selland Horns, Brampton; at Garraway's; sod of Mr. Robins, Warwick.street, Colgtare, of whom 'MINAS for viewing may be had. VALUABLE ANb VEIT DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES IN HAMPSHIRE. TO EE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that FREEHOLD capital MANSION- HOUSE, railed LISS PLACE HOUSE, with the Barn, . . . v Mon q. Part of width stay ho ..rever tie left fat Mortgage if desired. Fee farther **Airs and i digit of do plan of this Esau°, on* to Mr. Ctessiest, Solicitor at !thou; Hasa; or at his Ofatai at Foto, Surrey ; or . ba t A ktfr,l.ToTlot l attt Claman t, of aistudfoof4l7:4l:l34 Freadaforesa id • • , i SEAT OF WAR. THE MILITARY CHRONICLE for NO . VE BER, which was published this day, contains as fitilows.:— An Account of the Road from Moscow, through Twer and Novogrod, to Petersburgh, and of all the TQwns sad Villages on that Road, being the prevent Scene of Military Operation. 2. An Account of Moscow In 11102. S. An Account of ail the Road, which branch off from Moscow towards 'l'oula and Ramis. 4. Brief Memoirs of all the Russian Genvra!i. 5. A Journal .if the Current Campaign in Port.4gal. 6. An Account of the Tope traphy, P. and beautiful Scenery of Andalusia. Plibilatted by J. Datii, Essex -street, Strand. THE PITTESTA / NT ADVOCATE, No. 11. with I r 1444 rditialt d Hll.. Firth. Nnmhor ara rtithlialt•A i,j