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NaI: I ICH is 4ereby given, That a Serreon of Oyer at ti --- MAW Oastaillsoa, Hestia., on Wedeesday L eke 111111141601 • robrvory.lett, at Elmo es`Cleck le the Peruneon, Tern and Gael De li very, fir the Trial of Veneer eenexeitted 'ST. JAMES'S-SQUARE. VALUABLE PREF-HOLD PREMlSKltyyrrkl AN EX- r r'H ig FOLLOW ING'GOOD S e en the High Scat, within the fierisdietion ofthe efirnitalty if England, Fur Pavane Um: wilt is held at Justice EA in the Old Bailey, London, en Frida y the PENSIVE PLOT OF CarmND . 1-41 G• 51 . 14 . 14141 ; "" . . AMR 6d Ga ms G et JAMBS'S-SQUARE.—By 1`,14 ROBINS, 48th of F.:briar, next, at tied *Wed in Om steraing. • At Grammy's, on Thursday; Pabritery 20, as Twelve, • HI Ditto B-antly J. W. CROKER A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; - - $ kilids.ALnoods 4 Ambers and 4 Warp • ' . ' 11 co ruin a commodio 4 and wry eatenaire Its:Ammeter, ' Apinig-e - A we mo r s ce B rai d,. L eip i • , On TUESDAY MORNING NEXT the DRAWING BEGINS. ' skuate on the South-side o: Kidisitirose, St. Jaineewsquarr, '... - itieGoods =l_7 be vie thelef AC. Only 8,01 X) Tickets, and Two Prises of 40,000. adapted in point of apartmetrs and pinked= for an Hotel of the -• : %vs lei pee ceo L e A su b e req u i re d * l ows*. H ORNSBY and Co. have a few Duplicate Tickets Rest magnitude, or for a fvfanufactoir 'requiring room em- ~. ... • for Sale, whereby the Purchaser will receive 4'40,000; IbtacinB a frontage of ulna" of slaty frill and eittendang ' kek- - ' FOR SALE BY PUBLIC A aimir e4iilder also a Variety of Tickets and Shares entitling the Purchaser to a Igard ► abuat lets feet; immediate Poseersion may be -had. . , Linden Tavern, Peediele•ekeet, i1y1044 1 . Tu be viewed by applying . = the Promisee S 'dray Far=g ii% . .:4 . better chance than in any former Lottery. HORNSBY and Co. defile of Pell next, m e = • request their Friends will exchange their Prizes, or not delay may be had; at Garraway s; And of Mr. Raisins, W sereet, Goblen-squate. , • . -. E followira r ise :ind 'tiff /SCR buying quickly, as is the lest I Jule Lottery a Ticket was not to Willffifi and BRA N be had.—Orders by Post or Carrier duly executed At their OW - , KENT.—ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. . ~ • - 1 14 10 Cases Rea I Established Licesseed Slate Lottery O ffi ce, No. 26, Corn hilL SEVERN DROOG CASTLE, Gardens, Pleasure-gicionde 4 olllll -". De. WllktiS ReMikli g e HAZARD, ITURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, Witten Acres of Land--By Mr. 12.011N5, ile Do. Champuigne (oesestaromeg et WO respectfully inform the Public., that Tickets and Shares, At Garraway's, on Thursday, the fithb imtant, at twelve .4 Quarter Csats 11 • • thir •1 o w . ft:, .... sPalantrais for the ensuing Lottery, areriow on Sale at theliOfice, A VERY desirable F R. EEHOLDESTATE, No. 93; under the ROYAL EXCHANGE, London. well-known 011101SWet (lithe County otKeete • 0' - ". ~. . ' and very sepllidur Caplet • 46 s.. "4" . The SCHEME contains MIN 139.000 LK, Amato 0n.411 4 mi .. fig • - , _S. . Prises et . 06 1 1 40 11 1104 1 1( ' J • .. ". oil epoillisecia dhor vs* 2 - •of - 4,0 0 over a vast exotuae of country ; ' sure-grounds, Lld oat sel.h :- _, ' 411# ' 1?' - ' - aperiftwandi lawns and plantations, and Sixteen Acres of ‘Vood.rand wpm,. lor UM uae of private families, and known to be very &overlie. 4 - of - 1,000, ace. leg, forming a situation and residence unequalled in the kingdom, w Th el e l I°as:sdewairsin s b . e t sina .w. f il ur , ther for th inf e o c a tv a en tion feri app ce o ly f t p o r m ie rvark ste lar tistib ilise ar m And only 8,000 Ticket.. and Sons, Briton Side; or to JOHN LUsCOM' efi. ere The *bole to be Drawn the 18th of this Month. and only eight miles from Lopdoo. Part of the Pleasure-grounds and GardeAs are held under the Crown, the Castle and rani/audit- • • Letters, post paid, duly answered, and Orders from the • Country, accompanied with Remittance, attended to by return . ro be viewed, by applying to Mr. Note, on the premises, of YORK i HIRE. of Post. - LARGE AND VALUABLE MANORSRECTORITS, ANS whom particulars may be had ; at t h e B u ll, Sh ooter s Hill ; of , ESTATES QI R. JAMES BRANSCOMB and CO. with their Messrs. lenkinsdatnes, tusd Abbott, New Inn; Royal Mortar, To be sold in London, end at 8:-verki, in Yorkshire. Woolwich; Green Mao, Blackheath; Greyhound, Greenwich ; usual meccas, sold in the Lotteries just fi nished, Eight Ca- On Friday, the e.Qth day of March next. at 1 welye, at toe Alta. Bell, Bromley; King's Arms, Croydon; Fountain, Canterbury; vital Prizes, viz.cots Mart, in the City of Laid ua , i n E rn: L. ts, £ lBOO at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -stre e t, Gold e n- No. 995 - sC4OOO I No. 1,743 (C) THE MANORS of BENTL CY and SPEETON, 1853 - UOOO 3of 540 is 1500 a q u ' lm - - - IRROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, • T . 41).14°' will he performed, • THE. VIRGIN OF THE SUIT: tatwill be performed, the New Pantomime, oil e d E(XIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. lg o oday, The Virgin of the Sun, and Harlequin aa4 Padravutba. • I. NkW Music. ribbeß by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. Wholesale Sisk and Musical Instrument Sellers, No 40, Soho-square, fai 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin. irHE HEART UNKNOWN to PRIDE, a Duet, .11. big by Mr. Philips and Mrs. Dickons, in the Comic ;* of the Maid of the Mill, composed by Sir John Stevenson, Doc. price ls. 6d.; I saw thee, droop-lamented Maid, a da to a celebrated Irish Air, with an Accompani r.a>r {o r ad rjeFlanotorte, price Is. 6d.; Rosa hea-s the Village I • a ditto, ditto, price is. 6d. ; My Mary's Eye, a Ballad, to a beautiful Welch Air, price Is. dd. g,and will be published on Monday, the 17th instant, at the Musk, consisting Of the Overture, Songs, Duets, timbakiliarsisss, atc. in the Opera a the Virgin of the Sun, 1.0.1*. id* asiverad applause at the Theatre Royal, e. :d s. 14 tr. _ NA* - - ik SCHOOLMASTER wanted by the 2d Batta. lima illth Regiment, now at Berry Head, adequate to the In maim of Soldiers Children. None need apply except well =for the situation. He quill receive Serjeant's pay, with demi allowance of ..ClO per year for Stationaries, &c.-- useen (post paid) addressed to the Adjutant of the above 1481- mot, will be duly attended to. !terry Head, near Brixbarn, Devon, Feb. 8, 1812. TO ARCHIFECTS AND OTHERS. A PRERIUM of 0200, will bepaid to the Ar- 1 cbitect, or other Person, who shall present the most ap yrowd DESIGN for a Penitentiary House, to be erected for the 0:1 confining, employing, and reforming Transportable Two other Premiums of £too and 4'50, respec thdy, trW also be pail for two ether Designs of such a Building kblch,althoosh not approved, may appear to be the next in merit further particulars with respect to the number of Offenders to* wed In such a building, and other necessary information ipy be karnt, by applying to the State Paper Office, in Scotland %id, Wee a Plan of the Ground may be seen. 4,74. 1853 - txx)o 3of 5(0 is 1500 1,745 (A) - 1008 &c. &c. In addi:ion to their unrivalled good fortune during 51 years their Firm has been established at their old Offices, No. 37, CORNHILL, I No. 34, Hwystwastrr, No. 11, Hotsoaw, No. 141, OXFOIID•STRIZT, Having no connection with any other House; and they are now selling Tickets and Shares fur the new Lottery, of only 8,000 Tickets, containing two Prizes of 830,000, &c. all to be drawn 18th this of Month. ca. aaJ -A- the Advowson of the Cliavel of Spectral, And 4iwral Fre♦ bold, and is put Tithe-free Farms and Lands (with teed tag re. deemed), coutainbig about 4140 acres, .boated in Bewley, %-peo ton, Mutton, Filet' , Holmes, and Dituninvou, in the Ea:. Abatis of the County of Yo And in the Month of May neat, will be Sold by Auction, at use 13 , serley Arms Inn, in the Town of listverLy, io the Ussery of York, In Twenty-seven larts, The MANOR of ELSTERN WICK, and several Freehold, and to part Tithe-free Farmi odd Lauds wbh liku.l-tait redeemed). % I eeetsini,,g about 600 acres, situated at Eisteraiiick. Fivr, Mules. crott, Cherry Burton, South Dalton, fiction Mos-, Mat:tutu% Maroa, Hornsea, 3. Brighton: together with the i'stribe tt.ti Advowson of the Rectory of Leaven, in Hollernew ; and st:;‘, the Tithes of certain Lands, containing &ant 1,700 acres, in I ion.sea Burton, Woodniansey, Thrum, Wet I, Skit Willi, Sand. holm, and Ticktan, in tie East Riding of the bnuoty td York. Pariculass of those hostas to b., won! in LanJ4o4 will be ready by the 20th of February; and mgy be had by aeplying to Maur.. Graham Kinds : ley, and Domvill:,:ieliators, Linc.ilo's•inn, Lost don; B enjamin Hacdlry, Esq. Seaford, Lineoltiilsire; blertr4. Black . 11111 Chapman Land 'gents , Middle empl,:- hall; Rick ard Fownsend, Esq. i4ewbury, Becks ; and lulus Lockwood, Esq. Beverley. Cll 4 n yr i is. bi eilii NORFOLK. ELIGIBLE PREMISES tor a BREWER, MALTSTER, or the CORN 'TRADE, &c. at YARMJUTH, contiguous to the Navigation.—By Mr. ROBINS, At GARKAWAY . S, on 'Thursday, February 20, at Twelve, A DesirAble FREEHOLD ES LATE ; com prising an Eligible DWELLING-HOUSE, separated from the road by a garden, planned for the actommodation of a Family, with excellent (dikes, gardens, and terrace-walks, si tuate at Yarmouth, in the county of Norfolk, c.intguous to tile Navigation, with spacious Premises, adniaawy adapted for the Curn Trade, a Brewer, or Maltster ; the uut-buititings consist of a malt-hou.e, of 33 cnomb steep, with two granaries, suited to contain 2000 quarters of grain, brew-house, fasted up, and offices adisining, malt kiln, mill-house, beer store-house, cable, counting-house, pump of excellent walla* ' spacious yards, &e. the whole enclosed by walls; well worth the atsent.on of any Gentleman in the Corn, Malting, or brewing Trade, or others who have a desire to embaik. exit and Nod. HIRTFORDSHIRE AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. AT a MEETING holden January 24., 1812, in Z& the Shire H3B,Hertford, for the purpose of establialsing a beittyAoriliary Bible Society, • WILLIAM BAKER, Esq. in the Chair; the following Resolutions were unanimously adopted: .1:1111st the object, constitution, and the proceedings of the Bri doh id Forego Bible Society have the cordial approbation of ads hisMiag. I. Thee Society be now formed, to be called the Hertford- Ain Auger, Btblr Society, forlhe purpose of acting and co t:pm% w;tb the British and Foreign Bible Society, in the dis leliiition of the Holy Scriptures, both at home and abroad. *That conformably to the principles of the Parent Institution, osisiip copies in the language of the United Kingdom, to be cir sail by this Society, shall ne those of the authorized Versions, "Wow Dote or ceenment.". I. SIVEWRIGHT, sple Surviving Partner. NEXT TUESDAY. TBISH, Contractor for the present Rich but Small • Lottery, of Only 8,000 Tickets, respectfully reminds tl:e Public, that the whole of this popular Lottery will be drawn on Tuesday next, the 18th instant, containing . 2 - Prises of - £20,000 2 - of 4,000 4 - of 1,000 It is proper to remark, that in the small Lottery which drew In Noventher last, there were not 'tickets sulficiept to meet the "l'own demand; the highest Prize in that Lottery was £16,000, in this there are Two Prizes of £20,000, &c. &c.; the neer-nily of a speedy purchase is therefore evident. BISH Sold and Shared in the October, November, and the Lottery drawn last Montb, 18 Capital Prizes from .C 20,000 to £5OO, at his truly fortunate Offices, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Ler, on the Pt - 01111.es, of whom Particular may be had; at the Siiip and Net on's Arms, Yarmouth ; King's Head, Norwich ; DA.; Head, L.yan ; Hoop, Cambridge ; Gotten Lion, Ipswich ; Wh.te Hart, jcole Inn; Cup., Cnicheiter • White Han, Brentwood and Rumford; at Caraway ' s; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -Erect, Goldet square, where a Plan of the Prcini.es may be bern. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully informed, that th 4 may be supplied wub Aluney so any amount, on krais equal to mortg Age i secured un Preebold,Copy• hold, Leasehold Land, of. Houses, Mo ley in tbr Funds, Mini:ago Settlements, Widosts' Thintures• Clergymen's LAMA or ally other property. Persons of respectalathq may be supplied ou disk personal security only. Geutletnrn will inla gray lib:ral accost+ nusdation, trithnut delay. Appllcatian from twelve to two. or letters (post-paid) addressed to Mere. Willl and Co. No. 49, South-street, lierkely Ware. BRU roN-s MEET, BERKELEY-SQUARE. is ever to :ages Uwe. aata tick irar This day were published, In Three Volumes 12n o. price 13s. 6d. boards, • MEMOIRS OF AN AUTHOR. By JANE HARVEY, Author of Tynernouth Castle, dcr. &e. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don; and Henry Muzley, Gainsborough. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, ETIZZLIA. A TALz, 3 vol.. Pirno. price. .12q. boards. heft SON gag etti• •.•••t•••••. 10 4. Metall persons subscribing one guinea per.annutn, or up lards, shell be Members of this Society. S. That an persons utbscribing ten guineas, tr• upwards, at one ,t , ant a ll s t:aie t tl em tb i z n papt is bequest y s . of fifty pounds, or up: STbst theaffslis of this Seeker shall be under the manage tt!ittf s President, Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, Secretaries„ et, and such persons of distinction in the county being hisaibers as the Coillimittee may proture to be Patrons, Vice. Meal, and Vice-Presidents of the Institution. 7. That the Committee consist of Y 4 Laymen, half of which ' of the established Church, and half of the other &floral =ad of such Clergymea and Dissenting Ministers as are of the Society. ChM the Committee of Laymen, together with the Treasurer awl Sinsaarias, Galan be elected annually at a General Meeting by IVthe Members present. of illeCommittee shall meet once every month, or oftener, it keens and place as they shall appoint. II Thu any live of the Committee be competent to act, and all telmohned by the Committee, on the Treasurer, for the payment tram, signed by their Chairman and four other - muffs of the . , who shall be present at the time the order is rven IL in consideration of the advantages so liberally held tit by the British and Foreign Eilik Society, the whole of the liburiptions and donations received by or on behalf of this Sri.. !idyl, be tsrteeT the redf after ent iost tu deducting incidental expences to thh n. It That an annual Meeting of the Subscribers be held at Heft Ind the last Friday in October, When the accounts shalt be pre. klordaliepromedicgs of the past year reported, a new Committee ieniated, and a report agreed upon, to be printed under the dine ne of the Committee, and circulated among the Members. ti. That annual subscriptions and donations be now entered itt . cif that they echo be reee:ved by the Treaeurer and the se- Whiskers of the county ; and by Messrs. C.:mtth, Payur, and *MOW by Baron Dimsdale and Co. London. %Mot the Committee meet on Tuesday mat, the eeth inst. ktlssibire HA at Hatford, at ball-past ten o'clack, or at such stbethile and place as they may :.ppoint, to prepare, print, and duthit an Address on the object and toners of the Society. liakos resolution% which constitute the plan of the Society, *Blisdag were added t —On the motion of Adolphus Meet hq. seconded by Culling Smith, Esq. it was linked, That Lord Viscount GRIM 3TON be requested to ac he office of President of the Society : J.Townehend, M.P. Nicholson Calvert, EN. M.P. 11 . 1 111,, fiaa. Charle s Y or k, M.P. D an ia Gales, Esq. M.P. • miLtra Brand, M.P. James Gordon, ks 1 . M.P. ► Lamb, M.P. Joseph Halsey, Esq. M.P. U. Spencer Cowper, M.P. Adolphus Meetkerke, Esq. mi.S,Sibright, Bart. M . P . tme Pier, Esq. ter, Eeq. I Samuel Smith, El. NI P. Bradshaw, Esq. M.P. Abel Smith, Esq. NI.P. ,_ be requested to become Vice-Presidents. rug* motion of Samuel Mips, E s q. seconded by the Rev. It_ _liken, it was M 7 that Messrs. Christieand Cathrou be Treasurers of 111 thr motion of the Hon. Thomas Bran secouct.d by Nie E„ q , it was 1167 °. m 'That the Rev. William Dealtry and the Rev. Charles velleere:arics to the Society, with authority to appoint' Ire Joint Secretaries to co-op:rate with them. If& notien of A. hdeetherke, E3q. seconded by Wiliam ofs 1,1 it was 4 1 l i t 7 itn ed at the following Gentlemen be of the Cot:mill:tea Brown, E sq . Mr. John Prior Vahan Butt, Esq. Joseph Hooper, Etqi . .I.ollhul frown Richard Flower, Fsq. Mi lk : Henry Bradley Mr. Itolkit Young ,Gillosiry Mr. 'Thomas Bodt n alia_males Stewart, Esq. Mr. Edward Tro ter. Sec *? be authorised to complete their number. b oo r **lon of Sir John Sebrigbt, seconded by F. K. Ford it was That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given to of the Parent Society for the favour of their earn 017Pd for their eff ect i ve exert i ons i n t h e busbies ut this day. 3,',.gnotian of William Pkuner, Esq. seconded by Sir John 'lll7VlThat the cordial Thanks of this Meeting br given to ws Eaq. for his able conduct and important titre the Waled* of this day.—Adjourned. n his 1 ove s :time this .111 t 01144~nt.,, Wlrel) Zile N A c evedig tisil aplikitt ini 111. too& ie rite thr M 1• then'. hoinf Novo. dads** ty Yelig AT taw ho - with 101 go. lei XS:, PI This day wa‘ published, In One Volume 12mo. price us. bouni, THE FRENCH CLASS BOOK, ou Choix de I.itterature et de Morale, extralt des plus beaux Moreeaux des Antigua anciens et modernes, Etrangers et Nationaux, en Prose et en Vers, eontenant nue Leson de Lecture pour chaque Jour de l'Annee, a l'Usage des Etablissemens d' Instruction, publics et particuliers. Par N. WANOSTROCHT, LL.D. Seconds par V. WANOSTKOCUT et J. CUVZLLICR. Minted for Scatcherd and Letterman ; T. Boo,ey ; C. Law ; Longthan, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown; John Richardson; Cradock and Joy ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; Gale thud Curtis; and J. Johnson and Co. PO!..SON's EURIPIDES. A New Edition, with the Editor :s last Corrections, 'This day was published. price 3s. sewed, PURIPIDIS PHCENISSE ad fidem Manuscrip •-' torunte:nendata, et brevibus Nods emendationwm potis.4- :num ration , s reddentibus instructa, in usum studiosz Juventutis. Edidit RICARDUS PORSON, A. M. , Omni um Literarum apud Cantabrigieuses Professor. Primed far Wilkie and Robinson, 57, Paternnster•row. Of whum may be had, by the same Editor, printed from his corrected Copy, I. EutipicN Hecuba, cum prcefatione et supplemento, price 41. sewed. 2. - Orestes, price Ss. sewed. • ••• 1 he Medea is in the Press, and will be published speedily. NV if.LIAMS'S JUSTICE IMPROVED, by TOMLINS. This day was published, a new Edition, in four large Vols. Soo. price XS. Its. in boatids, 'HE WHOLE LAW RELATIVE TO THE DUTY and OFFICE ors JUSTICE a the PEACE; com prising aka the Authority of Palish Officers. Originally compiled by W, Wiwasts, Esq. of tke Inner Temple, Barrister •st-Law, Rearranged, and considerably enlarged and otherwise iminrovcd; including the Statutes to the end a the Suasion 51 Ge0..111 ard the Adjudged Cases to the end of Easter Term, 5i Gun. ff. N. TOMLINS, Esq. Printed for John Stockdale, Clarke and Sons, John Walker, Wilkie and Robinson, John Cuthell. Longman and Co. Lacking ton and Co. .1. M. RiChardson, John Richardson, B. Crosby and Co. J. 'Mawmar, and J. I. Stockdale. LAVENDER AND HONEY WATERS. STEEL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER MERCHAN rs TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS of WALES, arid most of the ROYAL FAMILY, beg leave to Inform the Nobility, Gently, and the Public, who honour them with their favours, that the above elegant and useful Perfumes continue• on sale at their Old Established Ware house for those at titles only, No. 15, CATHARINE-S I'REET, STRAND; an i respectfully recommend to those who are strangers to the supt,or quality of their Lavender and Honey Waters, it trial of th.:ni, when Srey. and Mersa flatter then-- selves they will :r.eet with the approbation bestowed on them for Tweuty Yens past, while the price continues, as usual low { viz. the Lavender Water St. or 25.94. taking six Bottles; Honey Water 4s. lA. or six for 245. sfr Orders far EXpOrtatilll and the Country immediately at touded se. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR, ESTATE, and TITHES at ALTON PRIORS aad sTo WELL, WILTS. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, by Mr. RUSS, At the Castle Inn, Devizes, on Friday, the 21st day of February next, at '1 hrce o'Clock, in the Afternoon, in Two I.ot s, Lot 1. '1 'HE MANOR of ALTON PRIORS and STOWELL, In the County of Wilts, com prising a tapital Mansion House Coach-house, Stables, Yards., and Gardens. Also a substantial Farm-house, with all neces sary and convenient Barns, Yards, Stables, Labourers Cottages, and other Out-buildings, and upwards of Acres of rich Arable Meadow (partly wa , erecl) Panure, Wool, and Dcwn .and, situate within a ring fence, at Alton aforesaid, only seven Miles front the Market Town of Devizes and. Marlborough, in the renting of Mr. Robert Graily for the remainder of a term of twelve years which will expire on the 25th of March, 1817. This elig.lale Estate is free of all Tithes, except the niudus of ,C 5. 7s. 4d. payable to the Vicar of Alton, and ea. 4s. to the Hos pital of Saint Crass, at Winchester. The Land.tax is redeemed, the Parochial 'Taxes are light, and as at the end of the Term it will hear a very sonsWerable advance of rent, it affords an ex cellent opportunity to any one desirous of investing his money In the purchase of Land. N. B. The Kennet and Avon Canal rant through part of she Estate. Lot 2. The Tithes of Corn and Hay, and other Great Tithes arising within the Hamlet or Stuwell, consisting of 390 Acres or thereabouts, of valuable Land, principally Arable, in the oceto pluton of r. William Hitchcock, as tenant from year to year. Printed particulars and Conditions of Sale will shortly be ready, and may be had at the principal Inns in the neighbour hood; at Messrs. Debary, Scudamore, and Currey's, No. 14, Gate-strtet, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London; at the Auctioneer's: and at the Office of Messrs. Guy crud Michell, in Chippenham, where a Phu of the Estate may be MIL LIGHT. WATER PROOF BitAVER HATS: PRANCIS and SAMUEL EVELEIGH, Queen-si:zer, Southwark, respectfully inform th.i Publ c, they manufact..re very WATER PROOF i EIVEk HATS, on entirenew rineiple, warranted re reap the eliticit of rain and all kinis of damp, ret.uistug their drape acd beauty much longer than Any other I fats, and eintitent4 c.nr.:Ashig the silvantit;ts of lightness and durabill y. Sold retail by F. Evits.ston, Pio. 50, Cheapside, and mahy respectable Hatters in town and courcry.—Nosie are way. r.inted, wilAs the lining be stamped " kraucis and Samuel Eves I Ash." 1N5.4111 I Y. LAVERSTOCK HOUSE, NEAR SALISBURY. Asylum is mast eligibly situated in the healthy and pleasant Village of 1 atverttock, about a milli from the great Western Road, e by many acres of gar• den and pleasure grounds, coniniatie e lag most cbeaful and eIiCIN %bre views, and combining every aceuelmodatitm for th-: patients, the range being so extrusive and variegated, eta ail may unin terruptedly enjoy thAr separate purs:tits or a^xusentems, wabeiat the iota of tl.e►r seclusion obtrudi n g on t h em . 1 he House it very commodious, replete with distinct accom modations for the patietts of each six, which vary aecordittg tb the so:Abel of their aritudt. ar their former hahits of life; and • are so studiously atvang:d, both for present domestic comfort, and with a view to their restoration to their fr.ends and to the world, that In the enjoymeht of stniety here urpl-asant Later course can take place, ner any indiscriminate asatciations Ise formed. For the still more eligible actommod3tion of persons of rata ' and fortuie, whose cases require gre.,ter seclusion, the Proprie tors have super-added other houses to the establishment, conve niently remote from the Asylum, where any style of living mat be indulged in, compatible with their health and safety. The most experienced and human e attendants are carefully seletteil uothiug is left to their superintendence. since Mr, and Mrs. Fincii reside in the Asylum, by which every source of disquiet and Irritation w that department is obviated. I beg leave further to assure the public, that the great success which has for a series of.years attended the esanagetttent of this Asylum, and the consequent public patronage, tar from relaxing my rrofosional exertions, shall operate as an additional stimulus to my efforts for the relief of those labouring tackler every species of diseased intellect. W. FINCH, Surgeon. PußLiu NOTICE. Reigate, February 6, 111111. MR. RYMER having Teased nutty Letters from LTA. Ptsions laboutmg antler PASALY TIC Attractions AC. acknowledming the great benefit they receive from tbetotio:rivg Medicine, and that they cannot do without it: that it le tot to be had in some Vaoss, soff in other its purity is dt:abttei= and, that its prtet..- bare heavily upon them. &c. Mr. Rr wee her e by gives notice to all Meh sufferers that he well grant throt a liberal allowance upon their respective onkel rod inetosurre. Mr Alt ILAJE•TeS Royal. LR TTCRI PATENT, Granted unto JAILIvS Rymer, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, Imam and Preparrr of the Cardiac and INCTVII4I. Tincture. CASE tv. To Doctor RYMER . Sta-4 have been troubled for a long time with a vety refitted State of Body, Loss of Appetite, Lowman of Vint*, Nervous Trembling., and Numbness of Hands, owing to a Fit of Palsy. After various skilful wand being tried without success, I had n: • course to your CARDIAC and NERVOUS 7 INCTURE, winch happily has had the desired effect, and resulted nee to perfect health. In justice, therefore, to pror Mediums, I shin think my- - self much übliged if yes will make the above truth known. I am, Sir, &c. JAMES SMITH, Whetstone, Apt it 17, 1611. Baker, atWhetatone, Middlesex. This Media-lye may be bad leonine at Mr. Maigan's, No. 4S. West Smithfield ; and, whoiesale, of Messrs. Dicey and Co. Na. 10, Bow asurcia-yard, London; and, mail, at' every Vender et their Medicinrs in the principal Towns, in bunion at 86.9111 w • In the Press, and speedily will be published, A NARRATIVE of thePRINCIPAL EVENTS of the CAMPAIGNS of 1809, 1810, and tat 1, in SPAIN and PORTUGAL. Interspersed with Remarks on Local Scenery and Manners. In a Series of Letters. By Cap!aln WILLIAM STOTHERT, • Adjutant to the Third Regiment of Foot Guards. Printed for P. Martin (late of the Firm of Cuthell and Mar tin), corns of Orcharl-street, Oxford-street. Genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI FURS, Pier and Chimney Glasses, capital Set of Mahogany Pillar and Claw Dining Tablet, Sideboard, an Eight-day Clock, Glass. &c. By Mr. ROBINS, on the pretnisle, liB, Bruton-street, Berkeley. 1 avert, on Friday, the >2l at Instant, at eleven o'clock, (the Property of a Gentleman deceased,) ['HE genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI ruRE: comprising four-post, tent, and other kit& steads, with chintz, cotton, and morine t unittures; prime-masa ned Fea - her-beas and Bedding; French Window-curtains, in-ch ntz, cotton, and morine ;Tut key and russel s Carpets; japanned Chairs, Sofas, &c. ; ca?ital well made Cabinet Articles, in Wardrobs, Chest of Drawers, dressing, card, and Pembroke Tables, a capi tal Set of Dining Tables uu pillars and claws, Sideboard, Book cases, Parlour Chairs ir. hair-clo:h, an eiglitoday Clock by Rutha my, Glass, and numerous kitchen requisites. To b. viewed on Thursday preceding the Sale; Catalogues cn the premises, and of Mr. Robins, Wm wick-street, o den .goare. HUN VINGDONSHIRE. ALIGIBLE FREEHOLD ES lAI E, 'IIIIE FREE, AND LAND TAX REDEEMED.—By Mr. RO'.3lN:;, At Gartaway's, an '1 hursday, March 10th, at Twelve, in Twu La s A COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free, and Land Tax redeemed. I.ot 1. Comprities Four Enclosures of rich Arable Land, di vided by thriving quick Fences, containing Upwards of Forty four Acres, and an excellent Meadow of fwe.ve Acres, in a ring fence, tithe free, and Land Tax redeemed, situate in West field, in the Parish of Godmancliester, about one tulle from the ToWn ' and by the roadside to Orford, a shurt distance from the klver Ouse. Lot 2: A Free°ll capital rieb Meadow, a short tance from Lot 1, cdntaininj 3A. t*.R. tgle. bomnied us the West by the River Ouse, and adjoining to the land. of the Cot poration ; tithe -free, and land tax rLdeemeil: The Lands are in excellent cultivation, forming a very eligible Property for occupation, of to invest money ; the whole in pos session of Mr. Richard files, tenant from year to year. • play be viewed by applying to Mt. Miles, at Goamanchester, where Particulars may be had, and at the Horse Shoe Ina; at the Fuuniain lon, Huntingdon • Angel, Stilton; Wheat sheaf, Alconbury of Mr. Ran dall, Snlicitor, Cambridge; the Crown; Caxton ; Feathers, Wades Mill; of Messrs.lk Indus, Son, and Holtaway, Solicitors, Southampton-buildings,Chancery lane ; at Oarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Waiwick-street, Golden- - square, where a Han may be seen.