Star. — London, England, 1813-09-15 00:00:00

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TUTHILL , of Caine Colle g e, Camb lE .1./ P e llow of the Royal Society , o f the Ro y al College of edam; and Physician to the Westminster Hospital, will his usual COURSES of LECTURES oo the PRACTICE of PHYSIC, and on the LAWS and. OPERATIONS of CHE -4I ;'IRY with DAILY EXAMINATIONS to' facilitate the accinikition of Medical and Chemical Knowledge, oe Monday, the 4dl of October, at No. IS, Soho-square. SALES BY AUCTION. • PlNSBilef REPOaTORY, FINtBUCUNSQUARB, By Mr. HULL, To-aloaaow at One aNbiek, SEVERAL clever HORSE S , of di ff erent descripi. none, Hunters, Hack., &c.—May be viewed.—Horess, Carriages, ike. always on Sale by PriTute Contract as above. TO THE FACULTY AND DRUGGISTS. MEDICAL PA RTNERS HI P.—An 4:M4st* Wilted I own Practitioner is desircius of admitting dater a Wheal Gentleman or Druggist as a Partner—Receipts nearlp, sCi7OO yet annum, including a Practical Retail of One OA* , per day, which is capable of much greater extension. pridma required, IWO Guineas only. Apyl) (post paid) to Messrs. Edgar and Co. Medical Agents, Is, Bar lees Buildings, Holborn. N.B. Seb-ral Medic& Camas waned is , Abdsot Ingllah Counties. —Others for ittimad!tesibrossi. ..• IVIOKILY IMMFDIATELYA.-NosilliDiiimiariak,A4l64 ArESSRS. NICHOLS aatt-Co. _eta **alleged 1 any senvof Money, and in be timbal* of bean frees ari 00 to any extent, upon every asoidoeion of ?mom. and Notes of Hand discounted, andiostant advances made open approved securities. The trarosgtsooi of tbis:Ofliei.will always be found to be conducted with skewness delicaeyind proprkty. I.—letters must be posr-paid,Attestilisee front eleven 'ID five. MONEY. '• ' , ' ' ) NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen; &c. are respectfully.l informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any I amount, on terms equal to mortgage, sectied on'Preeheld, Copy bold, Lemehold Land, or Homes, Money in the 144414, Marriage Ve Nettlernents, Widows' Jointures Clergymen's.. ~or. any' ter property. Persons of respectablihy Ally bet. ed'on tfielr personal security only. Gentlemen will lied evert . ' nd acioM anoclation, without delay. Application from twelve to.ttio. or letters (past-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and. Co. Not 40, lioutlwarTt, Berkely-square. - MUM FRIDAY. • • QWIFT and Co. the Contractors, tespectfitUr inform the Public, that the ;hawing of the STATE LOT- 1 VERY begins on FRIDAY, NEXT. the, first, drawn rest above £2O will receive, in addition to. such Prise,:thessum or .810,001; the first 100 0. Blanks drawn will also be '-attilsol to 420 cosh.—The scheme cantsios • • • 2 b 430.000 are• . £40,000 *2 . • ,10,000 - . pO,OO ° I.t ooo . • •• - • .5,000 6 - sob - '3,000 . . 1 too • "..- 1,400 20 •• '• • 120 at :SO - -• 4,000 .2,330 - .•.is at 40 . •. . 44303 Tickets sad Shares are selling ime:li4rhey.ils ,111WgIT and Co.'s 0 No. 11, Pouvrty, I Nis,' al, Aniosais Blow No. 11, Comatio.Crioss, i sr 1-11211.41.• I 6. . 17 aid,oeo Pbr the Menthe 'direr se Prize above 410 • NEXT FRIDAY. 1114 ICHARDSON, VO.DLUCK and Co. the JUL , CONTRACTORS for -the LOTTERY, reapectfilly re 'wind the Pnbllikthat the drawing will.coosniesce on PRIDAY the 17th of SEPTEMBER, when thel rst Ticket draVl Wiz above .€2O will be entitled , i0;00 1 0 . In addition* to the Alit 4000 Blanks drelawllielaine day -ea reolifri each. The Schnee eonndoa, - . 0 1. 1 1100: 1 0 ,- PAO I - . airoAtrb itt• And the latimat Prir_p my. Tickets and Marys for the aboye 'Lottery are on age .by RICRARDSON, GOOI4.UCE., and e.;# their CAME, the Cotner of Bank Bitildingt. Cetnhill, slid Opiiiiiite;thit Ktties Mows. Clueing Cross. • I,IrAZA RD, BURN E; kid • Co. • Siock.traicer ,- itifornt Public, tharnegert and SY A I I S SK the p resent STATE LOTTERY, ere owEele it'their Ot No. IS, WooTA L - Estsiiwot, Lottery, winsiving of only .pitoS i Tir : low, will eons. mute dra‘klng Ntlt I' FRIDAY, the 7t jr,rr swig'''. and will •e Drawn dt TiEs bap. THE SOMME i • Mies or ' ".: ! MVO . . . of. . . • 16,1100: • Sy. &e. ltf.• . With nthet Capitals, and has It no Prise of loso yaw lbw , .1120.—The First Thoubsnd kooks will be entitled a AD wick; the First Prize above 420 td caelto,oo . o ; aid Sell* above 410 en the Second Dity, to Ato,ooo. -.- • • KANSCOMB's Onry atisrPickitifi r ie, is at No. 1, Holborn Bars,Ae corner , o i'vfiddle- Rot h, where iao l Sold in last Lottery, No. BSRsofie Cifind Prize of X 20,200, In Ileven Shares ; and in the last SW Ddenths, Siz Capital Prises, in Eighty-nine Shares. The New Lottery, to be drawn the 17th and 2/11h this month (SEPT EMBER) embraces the folloWing advantages in favour of the Nit Cc, viz. There are 4 Prizei of X 20,000, and XlO,OOO, 11 of 4:000 and X5OO, with a very great yinporticnt of £2OO, 4100, Zkc. &c. the lowest Prizes are 6:10; the first 10110 Blanks drawn *ill be 6'20 each; elle first drawn Price abb•ve X2O on hefirst dr.. will be entitivd to X:0,0(.0, in addition to what it may he drawn, and tEe firbt .drawn on the 24 day, in bite man ner, smell be entitle,' to X 20,000. Tickets and Shares for this ••xtrarbutlinary .beneficial Lottery, which contains only 12,000 Tickets, are on Sale at :he truly for , onate Office, 1, H flaQrtt eats. EYTON, STUCK-Buotit,•the Second House E ic . 40 c 6040 :.04.4 s. Ceventry-Rtreet; h happy to announce to Ids Plient..and the.'Pahlie at large the Contateneetnoat of a new ligAtery, of o*, I Stpto Tik.lteti, to Ingin Drawing Septem ber 17th, conwining Prizes of gafi,ooo, £1),000, &c. &c. and no Prize leis than Ziff, aq arrangement which hu hopes will nitet the whhes of ellety !Ornery' Adventurer. • It lso.sith mesh pleases* EYION. Is enabled to add i .that the follow.* Capital:PO*6,lHz.. s ten pf,,CIA,OOO 004 s:Pritte of ' .Esiso spee i s Mee of , XstICI , lithos :Petite of Amid Drawn thiclasiPayii the.l.4ttera jest •• wericall shared, add sold at. his tru:s lot taeate Estshililinterta in Cernhill *MC Coventry-street, where be : respectfully Invites" his Aim& tapir. •tl e of the Pavottim-of fortune, whith ie buds& dlist;thuting the 17th of September. . ------ -,-_-_-. t r iN FRIAIoAY, the 'l7th ifiitain. il* e ...Vat, ‘../ Lorrrgy *ill Cemmtnne, nod the /grit Drevis PAze. t Above 1.20, oe That Morning, *ill active .610,0000 i additket :a whatever other. Prize it lnty DI/entitled. ' TICZLTS ap4 SHARES, ii.grget Ifarietp i firelelling at. WEBB'S LUCKY . OFFICE,. • 17, L,I.I4(ATE-ST REM', .01,;r St. Patty,), LoNtetts ) And 17, DAME4'I'REET, Motif, Where In the 1.4 ST Leervi-ev, whteh finished on the 4th of Jobs, Ike following Capitals verre , Sold in tt**erny-fgre.s/mareas .16,M1. - a PeiaLef - 4 1 9 4 000... .. 16,5 , h1 - a Prize of . - xipoo. 11,801 - s_ _Vete of - eic ch And in the /..rst Twelve. Meilths,Tblrteen CSprtels, inehidirg, 3.7.54 - a Prise of - .Csio,ooo Have bees Shared'itod SOki at hie Tritp tortuous Oakes. Il iripafeeh, there/ire, a confilesee 4h ill'ea 0 1 11,4e100 1 11/ 1 1000 li t jorget of that preference fro* thIP Pi ' irhieh Me (Kees have herr Wept experienced slid' &fee teilehdated. ffilate tottery Ogee, 11. s..* Irish Bask 4 Aftes iscliejr4 f Brash Man. I ~ tle #4OL 410Pialtt . MAMON.4lb,marle. , •Fueet. ADaen. Thb d ay - was youlaked„,iss 4 Vols.-IMo. price • MAPELINA, a Tale 193madtd on Fac t "Lotus& swat StAtliztopz. 7 ! • • Printed for and publlikestbyA. t. Newman and Co. itibleefil Ma t Lindefthidi•etrret. I Wks*: maybe by tbs Num Arthur, , Caakssiolat sf YelOnlank a • 011 0.41 t =likenesses, 4 vols. 112‘.: isit Abbey, 2 tale. Arles Live la, 3 "al& lam. De hieutnulle,Vlreb..2 l . 24.. ' ide A - l3 t ,6 16 day were pub.._-__. _.- -*dive, price it. . ..,.,cur, ESSA,YS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. By IOHN BIGLAND. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme o and Brown, Pater ItPfxrat-tOw, London ; and W. Wiesselown, Doncaster. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, 1. The History of England. in 2 vols. Svo. AL ifis. boards. ' a Gooraptdcal 'and Historical View of the World, AS. Ws. ed. boards. S. The History of Spain, 2 vols. svo. AL 4s. boards. _4. Letter. on Natural History. ismo. 9s. boards. ~. 5. Letters on Ancient and Modern History, Svo. 10s. 611. bds. • Ditto, 12mo. 6s: boards. • Svo. is. boards. R Letters on the Modern History ofEurope, 7. On•tbe Resurrect*. 19mo. 35.6 d. boards. .I. Ilie Philosophical Wanderers,..l9mo. 6s. boards. • - .This day was published, in •One Volume, Royal Octavo, price Is. la boards, A N ANALYTICAL TABLE ofthe PRIVATE A STATUTES, passed between the lit Geo. 11. A.D. 1727, and 524 !Zito. A.D. 1812, both inclusive, arranged Cbrono-. h, leally, Alpbabetlcally,and according to the subject matter • and combining, in facility of reference, the utility of each of matter; methods of arrangement. By OBO.RRAMWELL, of Lincoln's Inn. This Book will be lentsd particularly useful to all Conveyancer+, ,Solicitore, and others concerned in prep a r in g or p arsin g p rivate* Aets-OfiketilaenlB, being the only digest hitherto published of the titles of private Acts preased to the several editions of the Sti nnett at large. London s Printed for Joreph Butterworth, Fleet-street;. and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, lust publiglied, in tiroVols. derive) price4l. lls. ATREATISE-on the GAME LAWS, and FISHERIES. Fy 108/PH CHITTY, Esq. of the Inner TeMplei--This•Wott is peculiarly adapted for the Libraries of Country Gentlemen and Magistrates, and contains the several Ititatec and Declaims relative to Game Qualifications, and Pe midis oit iintwiMd Persons and Poachers, tire Offences as to ce ding Game arimproper times in the year, and of buying and inag Etc., the powers of Justices of the Peace, Loris of Mums, Game beepers, and others to seize Offenders , . their Dogs, Pnliantsmi Game ;els:stile Prosecutions relative to Game, wise a.siostisdly, or for Pauli*, byAiniein or Information, and `kayo orrr,eavasq pursuit et Goan. Said by Messrs. Clarke and Mar, Portugal street, Lincoln's bus-fialds; 3. Batterwarth, Fleet-street; and W. Read, W WI, : .remPli*Ba.r. This day.iras 4 ptibtisbeil, priceliii. in boards, A new and much-improved Edition of A -compLETE, SYSTEM of COOKERY, or a .Ll. Plan entirely new ; consisting of every thing requisite for Cooks to know in their deparments; likewise Confectionary and Pickling, proper for-houiekeepers to have a knowledge of ; con taining Bills ut Fares ior every day of the year, and directions bow to dress each quit, being one year's work at the late Moit Noble tbe-Marquis of Backloshanes, from the lst of January to the slat .of Member; 1805; including the dinners and entertainments giiin to his Royal'Highness the Wince of Wales during a week at Stcivr.and to Louis XVIII. and the - French Princes at Crisfield. -By JOHN SIMPSON, then Cook in the late Marquis of Buck- Belng_the Third Editioa, corrected and enlarged , with the adpittion of Tickling, &c. Lon : Printed fig W. Stewart, 114, opposite Albany, Pic cadilly fend sold by all Botiltsellers and Newsmen in theXing dom. ..'"' 7" 1 "" 7 r CATON ON DEBILI EY. Ter rlitas published, price 31. 6d. second edition ' r ahqricAL OBSERVATIONS on the lABI , . t4pris, natural and contracted, of the GENER A' ['IV E 1;42 1 3 of both Sexes; including Remarks so M ' aoism Se snit's.; WeSkness, nocturnal Emission, Girrt; , Tubes Ders-ails, Fhtor Albus, &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation. Hy T. M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Gays. Printed . for Mes‘rs. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street, I ondon. Where May be had; Caton's Poplar Treatise on the Causes aad Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with liver, simple, and successful instructions for the prevantion and treatment of Asth matic kits, price Ss. In the Press. and wilt be publbbed'in December, or in - . -- January next, a New Edition of AN INQU I RY into the NATURE andC* USES of the WEALTH of NATIONS, By ADAM ' SMI fH, L. L 1). &c. With Wes, and an Additional Volume, containing dissertations , On the subjects treated of in the Text of Dr. Smith, By DAVID BUC HANAN. ADVERTISIMLNT. Of the value and originality of Dr. Smith's speculations. there., can hew . no.iorger be any question; hot it it still evident that lie has not published a perfect work. He has been occasionally tnis- . 1 led by tooltreat *fondness for system. On some subjects his v iew *are hasty, partial, and inaccurate; while, on others, the truih ! and value of his doctrines seem to justify, and even to require farther eitslanailon. in applying also his reasonings to the subse goon history et.the , world, important additions to his work have eisir become necessary ; and the sateen. of- Paper Currency, Finance, Taxation, the East India Company, have only to be smeaties44 t to ingest the , materials of inWortant discussion.— i 'Merit's another subject considered by Dr. Smith, namely, the lusty pokey of states , andtho p ower e atmles t and here it is adarely necessary tartan& what a fruitful theme is afforded-by plodern 'history for new and Mutating sppculation. 'The object.., the.preseat work is, of course, to rectify what lisauss in D. Sinith—to supply omissions--to give his reason ing, in application to modem times, and to exhibit, u far as the antbor is/palled, a complete system of Tolitical Economy. The thaw vidunant of Dr. Smitb'scriginal work will contain inciden tal remarks on the text, with notes of reference; while dinette. tions of a general nature will be reserved for the fourth volume, to whisk the of the preceding-volumes will of :course refer." Edinburgh, August 27, 1813. • CaNTRUTiI 07.T111A,70,1/1 1 43 11 ..v•L0M1t. S. Introduction -2. A.Vdew of the . Principles of MetallioCtus. reaiy. l -3. Principles which regulate the Price of such Com moult+ sas Yield a rent.-4. Of Labour.-5. Of CapitiL---6. Pa per Currency.-7. On Trade.‘-4. Oa Commercial Treaties.— 'p. Thi.Tisessry *tithe Economists.-,—to. On the Natural Progress of National Wealth.--11. On the pci l licy of the Laws for Restrain inibbe linfOrtation aod Exportation of Corn.--14. On the Prin. cipbta el National Defence.-:-IS. East India Company.--li. 1/1‘ ismice.-15,TafatiOh. .• N. BA Fralber para.:dank slums advertisement*. FAMILY aftEWllOO. IVEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of the PORTABLE• FAMILY BREWING MACHINEd respectfully inforin the Nobility, Gentry, and the Publicohat in consequence of the Fire in Skinner-street, they have removed to their 'premises, No CO, (near • the Hay-market) Piccadilly;: where they hope to be honoured with a etintinuinte of that herd Talmage therhave hitherto experienced. This Machine combines the The-place, Coppers, Marsh Tun, Under Back, Hop Mick, and Working Tun, in one Utensil; which is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a method simple and certain in hs operation. . The Machine is made.of various dimensions, suitable to Wall, Families, or the most extensive establishments. N.A. and Co. have the pleasure of saying, they have most re-. spectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in Town • and Coentry, who have bad experience of the utility of the invention. Sold by the Siamese's, No. %20, ificeadilln Lowden ; and' No. 10, Wipe-sere t, Bristol; also by the principal Furnitleng• ironmongers in the United 'Kingdom. N. IL and Co. - brew In the Machine for pubic every Tr Nif,hiltiondon and Bristol BUCKS. TO BE LET, either fora showy period, or for a Tana' of Yeats, A N ELEGANT VILLA, bandtpmely and com.: - pletely Famished, called WOODSIDE LODGE, situated; in a beautitul.woody part of Buckinghamshir?, w:thin two milts of Amersham, s ail from London, and is Windsor. ne Home contains* large Breakfast-room, contrnuniciting with a handsome Drawing- roo m and Din ing-room ; a Gentleman's-room, Dressing room, four principal Bed-rooms Dressing-rooms, &c. and di Rooms in the Attics ; suitable Offices, amply supplied with good water, Standing for four Carriages, and Stabling for seven Hones, Green-house, Orangery, produetWe Chelsea Gar den, Plower Golden, Lawn, and lieasure- Fronds . tastefully I,ald ' out, aid in the higbest case, Orchard and Madam Land; la au about Thiftetyi Acres, with an unlimited right of Common. The whole has been recently put in complete repair, and is St fee immediate occupation. To be viewed by Thlkets,vrhic.b, with partleubrs,may be had of Mr. Robins, WarAllmereet, Golden square. TO BE Ltr, for such Terms as may be agreed upon, A MOST flestratite MANSION, fit fmt ail Gen 1-1L demo's abode: The Ptemises are adjoining the Village of Wasidisent, dose to the navigable and pleasant Rivet Med way, within three miles and a half of the City of Rochester, and five miles from Maidstone in a sporting part of the County et Kent, and close to Woulditim Common, to which loan unlimited right of Pasturage, Firewood, &e. The ground door consists of a cocumodieus Hail, with a grand Staircase, a Drawing-room. Parlour, Sitting-room, and a spac.sos Kitchen ; the one pair of stairs consists of five very roomy Bed-citambers, one of which may be a Drawing-room at plassare; two pair of stairs, a back Staircase from the Kitchen, coutaining six Rooms with fire-places in three of than, a Staircase from the passage of the two pair into a Turret, or Cupola, which commands a delightful prospect of the River Medway s.-td country all round; most spacious Cellars with excellent Bins a Fore-court enclosed with a dwarf *all m i d railing fence ; a large Back Court enclosed all round with a high brick wall, well stocked with choice wall Fruit-tries, well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; ad -excellent Gorden well walled and fenced, stocked with the &Meat Fruitage, a large Yard en closed with a high brick wall, an excellent seven-stalled Stable, over which is a high spacious Loft, two COath-houses, egad marl other Out-Oftees, too tedious to inetrio• herein. Ihe Lessee may he accommodated with- a dozen Acres of choice good Land adjoining said Premises, if required. For further Particular*, enquire of Mr. Burke, at Wonldhans. SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. FREEHOLD VILLA AND LANDS.—LAND.TAI . REDEEMED; In one of the finestAiruations in the United Itirtidani, and • equally salubrious, pistairsque, sad bearldfia. MODERN, i.lbstantial built VILLA, Plea /3k. sure Ground, Plantation, walled Garden, Orchard, and excellent Grass Land, in the whole about 15 Acres; double Coach-house, Stabling for lite Horses, Men's Roots, Ifay Loft, and Granary, a good supply of Spring and soft Wa:cr, &e. The House consists of a Stone Rorie*, neat Entrance, circular Stone Staircase, Book room 14 feet by 14,'Breakfast Parlour 18 by 14, Dining-room 22 by 16, Drawing-room 22 by 18, four best Bed rooms, and three other Bed.rooms, Closets, Dre-slng-roont, dm. Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, bath Kitchen Brewhouse, Larder, Miik•hoose, and plenty of timeliest laying. Cel. The above Premises are shore In a Midland County, abound-' ing with all the necessaries and many of the luxuries of Life ; 150 !Idles Northwest of London. The neighbourhood is eieel= feat; and the Mail and otter Coaches go daily to all parts of the Kingdom. Fur.her Part!culars may be bad on application, post path t• Mr. 1. White, No. 33, Fleet-street, London. TITCHFIEI.D, HAMPSHIRE. • AN ExcellentFAMlLY DWELLIN G-HOUSE, issid large Walled Garden adjoining, late the property and residence of Admiral TR 0 w 'son deceased. The House, which is rubstantillty befit, contains in the Base. J 1 ent. three pry Cellars; on the Ground Floor, Dtavtint and Eating Rodms of large dimensions, two smaller Rooms, China and other useful Closets, Kitchen, Scullery. Pantries, Dairy, add other Domestic Offices; First Fl oor, a Breakfast Room, three large Bedchambers, three smaller, a Servant's Room, and useful Gioeets and in the Attic, one large, and several stnklerChem bers for Servants. The House fronts tho Garden, which con tains near hllf an Acre of Land, is bounded by the Tuchfleld River, well stocked, in good condition, and laid out with taste— ful attention both to ornament and use. Titchfield is 74 Miles from Town, nine from Southtun, and seven from Portsmouth, by Gosport, and has ever bow alb brined for its social and resectable vicinage.. The Premises are Capyhold of Inheritance. subject to a small Quit-rest, Fine on admission, and a compound Kuria on death. Part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage. For further ParticuLus, and to treat for the Purchase, apply to Mr. Psnbew, of Foretion ) * Melton end ter view,' en the ralitalltss FINSBURY REKKTORY, FINSBURY•SQUAR& By Mr. HULL, Te-sonaow, at One **Clock, by Order of tbe dences of. Join CoUtes, a Saalumpt. THE REMAINING KART of the STOCK of BART HOR.sES, /cc. May be 'dewed. one day preceeirs the Sale. - . By OA, alf the fles. Commiesiwers of his Majesty, Customs, At the OiMmtiolleum EX Briton Tusklst the 21st S eptember 1811184 t Mimeo .'Clock Itt rbo Forenoon, for Espor. sdon, NTHz-roLL G GOODS, -Twenty Cabs Pieta Prise Brenni, Eight Hogsheads Frieseit Prize Wine, Which will be put up ln Lammed sold to the highest Bala. ?Sated Cnstoce-boon s Rueter, Soptenther !, . 151a... • . - OLOUC&TERSPIIitE.—FREEHOLD ESTATE rie MANOR 'of tIONNINGTON, abounding •seith O&M% 1 0 PFICES, VARMS,and I :AND ; FIVE' HUNDRED attesixrr ACRES, arm S I'ONV in the wou?, - .MORTAN-lerIvAARSH, and CI:UPPING-NORM TON—TITHE-FREE' - - $y Mr. ROBINS, • Garraviay's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Gentili, London, on Thpriday, the 23d of September, at Twelve, iu One Lot, ACAPLTAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe. free, the Reeidenci and Property of THOMAS BARTON, Esq. comprising the MANOR of QONNINGTON, gam:Whig .over the whole 11.tMLE1', and abounding with GAME. TNe MANz • WiN is a uniform Stone-built Structure, with well-arranged Family Aparititents and Offices of all descriptlnn • placed on a fine commanding situation, nearly in the centred: the Estate, embracihg emensiveviews of the surrOuteding cowing. Excellent Kitchen Gardvn, enclosed by lofty Walt, and plum& with choice Fruit Trees, in full perfection ; Coach Homes, • •Stablel, &c. encircled by thriving Plantations. At a shah dis ' tance is a capital Palm-home, Fold;iard, five Barns; Sudan, Oxstills. Sheds, and various Outbuildings, erected on a outman !Jai and judicious plan for Agricultural parposes, andedl In dun , plite repair. FourCofraces for ; aboutere, and thriving plantations; reist rich Menem, Pasture, 'and Arable Land, kon•u l ning about .1 Acres, in a high state' of cultivation; a tine stream *wee . thr ls l2 l* (4 ° 1 . 111 4 1 / 4 Irldigi well noted with Fish, and front dhicb g . • - piirt'ca the Meadow may be istgawd. A very olichie Property firtGentleinati, Agricuhuilet, of for &Otis& primes. May be' viewed, by applying to Mr: Meru Davis, at tilt Mat& sion-Horie, where Particulate may be had; and at the Utica*, Stow; White Hart, lVforon-in•Marels 4 1 11, 0164 d; 14 '•P Worcester; Hotel, and Heriaadeltiiiens i llimiingham; tlnite Hart and Lion, kith; or.Samuit. OXALIC, Ej3. '6ol:ehor, Upton otAtevesei; ANTautiv Warts, Fit In, Syttiontfe-inn, cery-Jane • at GAILRAW4IIIIII, of Mr. Rollins, Werivielli street, Oniden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be sem s and at Mir. ea. • • • YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING. ExtensibeTßEEHOLb ESTATES, ligiwartis or FOUR THOU.. SAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, great part TITHE. FREE, MANOR or LORDSHIP. eligible for in'tesdag ney. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garawirts, on Thursday. October 7th. at 14, In One Lot, TH E Valuable and Highly I mpruveable FREE. A. HOLD EiTATES, with the Manor or Lordship Of Sneatoo, extending over near Five Thousand Acres of Land, and aSirding the 'finest Grouse-shooth g in ihr country, attune within two miles of the Sea-poet town of Alsitby, is the Non'. Ridng of the county of York. IS mites from Scarborough. oomprbuit Eleven ancient inclosed capital Farms,with excellent Farm-lipimet and all necessary Outbuildings, in gaol repair, a Water t r orb Mill, &c. ; containing near Two Thousand Acres of old Maw to Pasture,and Arable Land, paying a certain Corn-rent In Heti of Xithes„ in the possession of very respectable Tenants (Trim year to year, except one, which is on lease, at low rend, amounting to near ESSIG per annum, capable ot consideribk increase. Also a convect Residence, with (Aces, SNEATON HALL, lank Yards, Gardens, Coach-house, Stable., and Outbendinga, and about Thirty Acres of Meadow Land, and near this Hundred Acres of Wood Land, In hand. The Hensit etnintsdnds a toe View of the picturesque town and port of Whitby, the noble Ruins of the venerable Abbey, rue Church, and the German' Ocean ; part of the kttate ly bounded by the beautiful Rivet Eske, which is weH stored with Sae Salmon and, at a small ex. pence, a considerable Fishery may be establi.hed. A capital Lime-kiln and Outbuilding, sundry Cottages, trek Gardens, &c. and upwards of ?Ann Acres of eieellent Moor Land, recently inclosed, and tithe-free, making together 4,300 Acres, all is a ring.tence. The Manor abounds wt. b Groom; and all other sorts of Game; &reams of Water run through dif. (crest parts of the Estate. 'lke Moor Lands are cultivated at a small cipenee. Plenty of Lime may ht had from Whitby Ile. docile* Stone Quarries on the Estate for tenc:ng, &c. Ibis Pro. petty is whit worth the attention ot a Geld( man fund ot agricul tural pursuits, and will amply repay for chest at:ention. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Matthew, Robinson. at Sneatoo, near Whitby, where Par ici tars may be had; and at the Angel Inn, and Custom-house Coif,. -house, Whitby; Swan, Pickering; New Talbot, Milton; black :swan, and Hotel, York; Anti, Doncaster, sad Grantham; George, otamtord; White Hart, St. Alban's ; at Garraway's Coffee-house; and of Mr. Re. bins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, Lon3eu, where a Plan of the Estate may beseen. . _ • - ANTI-ATTRITION. IT' is now unequivocally proved that the PATENT A. ANTI-ATFRII lON COMPOSI PION is the cheapest Ito& best Thing seer yet di.covered for Ships' Bottoms, instead of Capper; to preserve Cables from being rubld in she Hawse holes, hutted of a Plat, Service, or Rounding ; the Rigrug of' SbIIN from the Weather, and from being chafed, Instead ot Tar. " Pareeline, and Service;" for the Slide. and Cordage+ of Goss; to reader bother and Canis. Water-proof; and to prevent the ef. fects of Friction in Steam Engines, Mills, Stigae-ikt ids, Threshing . Mills, (or other Implements ot liusbandn %tinnily used by Fat niers), Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Carts, and Machinery or every description. It is also the best '1 Sing to preserve the Blades of Sword}}, and• all kinds of Polished Steel Articles, from Rust. It wilt likewise preserve Spouts, Post., Rails, Gates, Park Pa ling, and every kind of Wood and Wooden Building from the Weather, Worm, and Dry Rat, either in the East or West Indies, or in any Climate: One priming of this Composition is is some cases equal to one hundred applications of Oil, Tallow, or' any other loud of Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by its use from $OO to 44000 per cent. exclusive of preventing the wear and tar in Machinery, Wheels, &c. site. which is a saving of expense more than that of saving nine parts out of ten, and no thing can he so clean in its working, or gore so little trouble. Sold, wholesale and retail, for the Patentees at No. 40, Cha ring -Cm', near the Admiralty, London ; and ,, by their appoint ment at most Ship Chandlers, Libraries, -Druggists, Printer% Coachmakers, ironmongers, I:mkt:erten, Coach-offices, Faddlers, and Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom, in boxes, price Is. 64.; .25. 6d.; ss. 6d.; 10s. 6d.; One Guinea, and Two Guineas each. The smallest size box contains a quantity sufficient to prime& four wheel carriage twice, with which it will run upwards at thiee thOssend miles, without applying May thing else to the nee. trees; and one half guinea bee contains a mildew quantity (et a stage-waggon to travel thirty-three thousand miles; audit will * work with wood &atonic', or with common boxesund aalorMlll of any kind. Comj The most satisfactory proofs of the merits of the tnay be seen at the Patentees' Office, N0.. 40 , Charing err S: above. Direction are given with eate but, which ace I . ‘ W. A ildbisay.", day was pebilibeli hemlbeeillyttebeed le Itiell .nie ltal vn srat. peiskrOweld. hi bead% poEbdB, ON ) 1 1 t aa VEnt st aalgtAlte - /motilrp ID Lord Thintriow. e 4b1 1 : 4 , Cochrane, and Co. Ileet-It‘et•_ kIiNNER/3--+-41TERAT1101-41i11.688ell'it ' OF CaltidAlf4Y. In the touree-of the present mesh oil be riblisited, • ' 'Three hantleente °mot 'Valet" - 4D E L'ALLEMAGYE.4 Lt Barnum omsi...liopTElN. '; • Vitiated fos ]alp tOrrey, 50,41bemerk , elrett• 1,614400 . - taw MUSIC. .ES PET/TS BIJOUX," Na 12, containiog -La- the celebrated Duet" Rat wary Traveller.* from the favourite Opera al his Pairs *idse, composed by Mr. Bra ham, arrairged With Variations by Klatiniark, price es. Lord IWhitaferth's Grand Marts and' Quick' Step, compoted by I. Walk, price t& Lord Wlltwortles Welcome to !Wand, a Di valVf tkr natio Pont, composed by price N 1 Farce " Sharp and Flat," now perforaing , at loyel, Lyceum, composed and arranged for the lisblifertebylVlr. Hoot :price Likewise tbe following pleas .c.iitoyAte *Mr "bitty the Overture . price es.; 'the ;Weft Lip of Sauey, price It.6d. ; Chtlealng Label% prim is. ed.; Where' ,laony lover gone t price ta.44.; Wkere's the use of sitting *la *l, ere ts. ed.; Mr. Listen's favourite crate song, Betty , Wade and Mr. Solomas l / 4 price Is. 1,1006011; Palletised by Cleadding,VAlisene, Pottet end Co. No. 20.50h0-naare; and Na 7s Westmoreland-street, DON*. A RESIDENT ' AGENT in DUBLIN, talciive 1 -L1 every of the Markets anal Bachapt_mohlca_,_ the HUSH LITE2 IIII MOMPANT, No. S. BLOOMSBURY* SQUARE, to sell Single Pieces of hish Shirtitig Mid at the Whoiniale Prism; afittiont hanard to Patches:l3 Piece being Warranted of sound fabric, grass bleached, and full measure. N.B. The last arrivals art the cheaters that have come to band for some years. bish-Notts taken in payment for Linen, lat par, or discounted. Persons remitting Money, or gobs. to `lreland, may be supplied with Bank of Ireland Notes to 'any amount. SAMUEL. P. LEA, No. 10, Stephen-street, Thiblin, "/ JOHN DONOVAN,s, Bloomsbnry-squere, London, S Agues (Mummy ordempunetually executed.