Star. — London, England, 1814-07-25 00:00:00

I 4" .•: 4 17: -., . •N e l • • ..v• • • • 4 OS) , it - 7 4 6 , ir( S r io k"kk APIA „ ir *4 4 ) • . ..07 4 r 4 ' 163.14 40' )44V j• j •,' . 01. • • -- ----.--. _ . ..• • MONDAY, - JULY 25, 1814. PRIcE siXPENCE-H A ISM.- IC N BEit 8546.. . SALE BY AUCTION. , 'lbis day was published, . los Two Vols. Quad into. price 10* a New Edition, of TUE LIP 4 OF NELSON. - BY ROBERT SOUT HEY. ' .. i l 'itsilted for 'John Murray, Albanarle-street, London. •.. ...•• - . . . frHE ADDRESS of CONGRATULATION to 111.. kehl-Marshal his Grace the Duke -of WELIANG lON, morseled at a Meeting of Merchants, Bankers, snd others, hekl, the eils indent, vrill reolain for Slgnatures a few days longer at the CITY Or I.OIIDON TAVERN, b.twees the hours la I we've, and Two o'Clock. WILLIAM HOLDEN. CHARLOTTE.STREET, PORTLANDAPP.I 4 . COMMODIOUS DWELI.ING HOUSE, WITH DOIJELS SHOWS Ey Mr ROBINS, • • At Garraway's Coffee-house, Cernhill, on %a shy, the 114 Au t nit, 1814, at "'wave o'Clock, A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising aviwn. hiaioug ronriy DWELLING-110USR, *Pune Charlotte-place, Poriand Chapel, well calculated for any It- , sr nest, possessing a considerable Frontape, co: raining two goll Rooms ott a Floor, neatly papered, and thr ee sc or ia. hi g h, pri vate Entrance on the ground Boor, and :shapt, with Parl At - s on eatituide, Kitekens In the basement, Open Area wi la Vaults, Wash-house, with Water laid on, Yard at th.• back. • To be viewed by applyiee.on the Premises, where Pa-ticulara may be lead ; at Gamway's; aml of Mr. atobins, Warwick-, street, Golden quart:. _ Tit .1 thy was published, in 12mo. price Ts. 6d. boards, CO NA ; or, The VALE of CLWYD: and other POEMS. Print.,l flr Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater no,:k r-ruw ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, - 1 he BRIDAL of TRIMMAIN, the 4th Edition, in ltrato. price 76. 6d. boards. LEASEHOLD MANSION. MANOR, MW ESCATB, IN ~ THE COUNTY. OF HERTS. . TO BE LET OR SOLD, • by Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, ily order of the Ezecutors, THE MANSION HOUSE, called. HYDE, HALL,' forming a beautiful eructure, modernized at a great expense,.situited upon an eminence, la the centre, of a most lusuriail Park and Lauds, containing about tOO Acres, three miles from Harlow, one f rom Sawbridgeworth, five front &or:- feed, and'a morning's ride from Newmarket, in the County of Hens, the late Residence of .Alexander Annisley, E q. deceased. For f urther Particulars apply to Messrs. 1-loggart and Plaips, 111% Old Breid-street. This day was published, In One large Vol. Bve. price 1 es. or royal Rye. T!.. THE TRIAL of Lord COCHRANE, the Hon. ANDREW com-i*ANE JoIiNaTONE, CHARLES RANDOM BERENGER, and mhos, for a Conspiracy. rakro in Short-bind by W. B. GURNEY, Short-hand Writer to both Houses of Part ament. Sold by Butterworth and Son, Fleet•street; and Gale, Curtis, and Fenster, ratemoster.tow. SALES BY AUCTION. • This day was published, Handsomely printed by Bit!mu, in royal 4to. with Eight Etw gravings, price XS. es. A TOUR THROUGH the ISLAND of ELBA. EL Ey Sir RICHARD COLT HOARF, Bay,. Illustrated with Views of the most Interesting Scenery, drawl from Nature, by sir RICHARD COLT HOARE. Bart. aad LOHN SMI l'H. Printed for John Murray, Alliemarle-street ; W. Clark., New &mid-street ; and Jobb Smith, St. Georges-row, Ottani:street This day was publi•kbed, price 1 , 25. boards, OPEDIA: a PracticAl ESSAY on breaking the ENGLISH SPANIEL, or POIN lER t with Instroc. tilos fot attaining the Art of Shooting Flying. In winch the lat ter 111 Minced to Ride, and the former inculcated on Principles' Si vie me cavere, cavendum eat • • Prinium ipsi ay this Tito W? 4 IX:ORSON. Esti. of Eden-Hall, Cumberland. Loistion : Printed Int Callow, Crown -court, Soho and-Whit %nobles and Arliss, Si, Patetooster-row. This day was published, price na. the Second Editionfof . OBstkvAT oNs on the CORN LAWS.—By . Sir . HENRY PARNELL, Bert. Also, tiro Substance of kla speeches on Bullion, and the Anil -1131140. of the eyrreticy of Great Britain and !tetrad. • • Printed for Lunn Ridgway, Piccadilly. Also, I: *t. Greg's System fur the Mansgentent of Harry and Wet Lands, without summer follows, under which considerable Xarpkio . idnftydsl•ins it krpt per ectly elem. and . 0 vat prq. m titice ; s7 iiith Flues To which is subjoined, Eirl Thweet a Ma, for eitirpattng the Fly in Turnips, price ss. S. Mr. Raritan, on the Effects. of Corn In the Distilleries, price 3s. ' . 3. An Essay on Diet sod Regimen ; by 1. M. Adair. M.D. • • This day was published, Very newly printed lit Two Volumes, svo. price 16s. boards, I. HISTORY of FRANCE, under the Kings cf the race of Valois, from the •*ceession of Charles the Fifth in 1964, to the Death of cbarles the Ninth, in 1574. • Ly Sir 'NATHAKEL WM. WRAXALL, Kt. The Third'Edition with very t onsiderable Augmentatitms. Priote fur J. Ni..tiv man, 39, Ludgate.street, London. Of Whom also may be had, by the same Author, lately pub lished, .the Third Edition, cotreced and augmented, price .Iv. hoards, ' A Tour through the Western, Southern, and Interior Provin• eta of frame, to the Ytars 177.5 anti t 776. Naylor's History (4 the 1-10setie Repubics, four volumes,llvo. XI. 16s. in boards. .NN Ti :UF. ORNAMENTS. I.lsefid to Architects, Ornamental Desiviers, Plate-workers, and to every Fruit dependent the Pine Arts, at.d particularly int;re-Sting to the Classical Antiquary, eh a rt.; engraved - ln outline on 170 Plates, price 403. 3s.'half-hound, small Quazte, and CA large hue paler xi. Ss. in strs biairds. phis day arm .publisht d, • A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE VASES, A Altars, Patera, Tiipods, Candelabra, Sarcophagi, &c from various Museums ard Collections, enrravcd in outline on /70 Plates. By HENRY MOSES Wit Hi , furical Essays. Printed for J. Taylor, at the Archittcturat'Libraq, No. 59, High Holborn. Where may be had, I. Ornamental Designs after the mantles of the Antique. By George Smith. Quarto, ,El. 151. 2. Pergolesi Ornaments, in the Etruscan and Grotesque Styles, large Folio, X 4. ss. boards. C:ATON ON DLBILt I Y. - This day was published, price Ss. 6d. second edition,. FRACT•ICAL OBSERVATIONS on theDEßl fl ES, natural abd . coateacted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Settee; inclading Remarks en Onanism, Se minal Weakness, nocturnal rmission, Girds, Tahes Dorsalts, Thaw Albus, Scc. &c. with the "I heory of Generation. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, I No. 10. Stanhope-4rue, 'Newcastle-street, Strand. Late of the United Hospitals of St. 'llrinias's and Gut's. Printed for P. Martin, Otford-street, the corner of Oichard street, London. Whew may be had, Caton's Popular Trralis• on the Causes and Distinction of the Varieties of A.tlima, with new, simgic, and assceeinful instructiobs for the prevention and treatment of Asth- Tootle Pits, price Ss. e- a This daysies published, • )fatly ptlotod'ln a Pocket fliae,_ price 4*. hound, the Slice/41th Edition, corrected and greatly improved, 1 OPPUS'S 'FABLES • ftr -MEASURING, or PR ACIICAt MEASURING made easy to the meiawst Capacity, by a New Set of Tables; which *hew at sight the Solid Care 'tient any Piece of Timber, Stone, 45. r.. either square, round, .or unequal.sided, and the value at any price per foot cube. Also 3ce Superficial Cetitent of Boards, Claw, Paintingi, Plastererg, a with criii Explanations of the Uses and Application' of the Tables. Contrived to anewer•all the occasions Cs Us nilemei. and Artilicers, the Contents .being given in Peet t Inches, and wallas Parts of an Inch. With s u rne very curieusObsetvations concerning Measuring of limber by several Dlmens:ons. • - • By E. HOP IL US, • Corporation of the London Assurance. . doom.. G. Wilkie, T. Longman' `, 4,agkiygton and Co. 3. Maw , and S. abbinson 1 Scatclierd Co. 3. MON !.' Farad Ca .111"• tr Y. . .• 4' • I Lute Surveyor to the Corporal ioi . prisitod fur F. C. and J. itivioi and Co. c. 14 r , w. L4vistilvi gi G. . Ellibt :lifit.are lisi.cci.244" G. V C Mn OM io : Vallost,244, , 1 , .. . . i I THE CLASSICAL. JOURNAL. o ks b e kat baly was pubmwsl-rpgic• THE CLASSICAL JOURNA L.— NO. XVIII. WITH. A SUPPLEMENTARY NUMBER, Price 6s. bOth containing numerous CLASSICAL and BIBLICAL CRITICISMS; many SCARCI TIACTS ; COLLA TION I ; anti other MISCELLANEOUS AR I'ICLES. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row, and all other Booksellers in I.onden, Oxford, Cambridge, Edialitirgh, Ece. lidlt Abb . FIKEIGN BIBLE iOCIETY. LONDON, JUI,Ir 4. 1814. THE COMMITTER of the BRITISH and . FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIE nr having been informed that several persons not acquainted with the practice of that institu tion, had been misled by seeing Its title erronenully prefixed to Account of the Anniversary Dinner of the Bri•lsii and Foreign lelioem Society, on Friday, tbt 1140 uk. th.nk it their duty to Mate, that the Anniversary of the British and Foreign Bible So itipty is regularly held on the first Wednesday in jvlay, and that ple net the practice of the Society to have any public Dinner on IMat occultist. JOHN OWEN, JOSEPH HUGHES, Secretaries. C. F. STEINKOPFF, . _.• MORTGAGE. WMIT ED, fro gr 20,000 to 450,(X)0 on the most mit* Preelml Security, and particularly alvantageous Imam*, Oiler large sums to lay out or Invest on landfill wcurity.--Farther particulars may be obratnet, on application to Mr. Culgsa, jaw litationer, Threatineedirstrees. Loudon. IMPERIAL TWISE CLOTH. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAt. TERS PATENT. MERCRANTS and FAMILIES arriving from abroad, &c. are respectfully *forded by the Patentee they may be supplied with the above, stamped, in Wier Pieces and entire Cases, from 24.. ed. to 45. 6d. per yard, at the EAb f IN DIA. WAREHOUSES, No 16, CHEAPSIDE, and at no other House. Its economy, and its dam 'cononcrunesS To o#ALTII, preventing the ill effects of sudden transitions from heat tostold after gr,at txcrd'e, &c. renders it most &Arable in cv s ry climate, aid to every individual. Each Piece is war. ranted, and ronta'ns trots 95 to po . yards, and the Pima Per Sheeting front 26 to 52 yards each, both 54 and d-4 'wide. Orders (with remittance) by Peat.or Canitgar*MancAy VP. • • med. FCilt THE GROWTH OF liAlit. L ONG HAIR being in universally worn, parti. cularly by Young Ladles, Mrs. Johnson takes the liberty of acquainting the Nulnlity and Gentry that'STIRACIAS I I .a -I,IAN 011.5 are the only article that has ever been discovered to accelerate Its growth, which is acquired by only rubbing the oils in the hair twice a week they also render the horsiest hate as soft as silk, and completely eradicate the dry scurf, which is so very troublesome, (more especially since powder is out °fine), and wilt keep the hair beautifully in curl. Young Gentlemen at School, who have in pectoral coarse halr,attenthd with a quantity of dry scurf, would fend great hs nefit from the use of theist Oils, not only by the present c9ittfur they afford, but by letting the hair be rubbed now and ikon whets they become old, they would not have either_a grey hair or bald place on their heods, which has bees ezpvrienced by num bers who have used the oils in their youth. 1 Iv: uils, for the lost :SO years have - been sold in pots at 51. ear:t net Mrs. Johnson, finling that ha f the quantity will serve a young person at least two months, has reduced vie size of the put, which will be sold in (glare at 24.9 d. giving persons thereby an opportunity of judglhg of its virtues atsa trifling expellee. To be hal .of the Yroprietor, J. Jokruon, No. 94, Newman street, Oxford **eel; and by her appoininwnt, of Bailey sod blew, Cothspuisffeet; Heniree, lichbuct.re-street ; Berry, Greek-st• ref, tsties ; natty and Pears*, Bond-streot s and by all the ptiusipal lissfunters in 'bourn asd Cosatry, I is. 9d. and Ss. SALE OF LOWS IN THE STEWARTAY OF KIRK CUDBRIGHT TO BE SOLD IW PUBLIC ROUP, Within the King's Arms Tavern, in Dumfries, upon Thursday, 'September u, 1.114, at 'Poelva o'clock noors, by order of the 'trustees of the late louts Marls t, Esq. of Munches, THE following LANDS, in separate LOTS, viz. I.oi 1. The Duds of MEIKLE CASTLEGOWER, in the parish of Buittle, u p.esently possessed by John Afileek, au a minute of set current for Ten Wars after Whitsunday,' 1814, at the yearly Rem of £4OO, containing 948 Acres, 3 Roods, and Si Falls, or thereby. Lot S. 'l he Lands of GARDENCROFT, with the Houses, in I the parish of Buittle, as posses-rd by Willtrn Thont,on, on a minute of set, which expires at Whitsunday, 1815, at the yearly rent of £l5, c Training 5 Acres. and 2 Roods, or thereby. Lot 3. The Lands of AUCHENHAY, in the parish of Kirk sta:t ish-Durham, as possessed by William Douglas, on a minute ut .et current for 15 Years after Whitsunday, 1815, at the yearly rent of £3r.o, containing 1075 Acres, or thou thy. Lot 4. The Lands of HALLMYRE, in the parish of Ter rcgles, as possessed by Robert Davidson, on a minute of set current for Yilteen Years a'ter Whitsunday, 1813, at •be yearly Rent of 880, containing 88 Acres, 1 Rood, and 37 Falls, or thereby.. Lot 5. The Lands of UPPER GLINSTOCKING, in the parish of Colvend, as piesently possessed by Thomas Wilson, on a minute ot set current for Firmest Years after Whitsunday, 1814, at the yearly rent of £135 for the first five years, and £l4O for the remaining ten years, contaiidng 118 Acres, 3 Rood' ' , and 39 Falls, or thereby. Lot 9. The Lands ot NETHER GLENSTOCKING, In the, parish of Colvend, as presently possessed by Thomas Wpm% On a minute of set current for the barns period, and It the same rent as Lot SA: • Lots I, 2 4, S, and 6, hold of subjects superior, and Lot 3d of the Crown. 'The lands of Castlegoweesare valued In the Land. tar Rolls at rels9 Scots; Auelienhay, Y £164; Hallow', at £36. 10s.; and Upper and Nether Glenstocking, at £95 Swell. Th e T e ipd, are valued, and purchased many years ago, and the Minister's Stipend is very moderate. 'l he Articles of Roup and this Deeds whish sre uneseep• tionable i with the Plans, and Minates of ;let, may be sees is the hands of Mcssrs. Young and Aytuun, Writers to the Stoet, at Ediaborgh ; or Messrs. °oldie and Threslde Writers inrDeas- Ilia, the lawns ; sad tie Mavis Thilslm4r dos Loads. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, between WYCOMB • • and MARLOW, BUCKS. By Menu: HOGGART and PHILLLIPS, At the Auclon Mart, on Tuesday, the 2d Angu.t, at Twelve, AMOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD, and small part COPVHOLD F.ST-ATE; comprising Handy cross Farm, containing Four Hundred and Thirty-six Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, in excellent cultivation, near the best Markets. In a fine Sporting Country, abounding with Game, on the borders of the Turnpike Road, 30 miles from London, about two miles from High Wycomb, aid three from Mallow, in the county of Bucks; with a substantial Farm ho,ise, capital Farm and Rick-yards, three Bans., Cow-houses, Stabling, and Out-buildings, well supplied with spring water, an Orchard, and large Garden ; also the Three Hurse-shoe pub . house,. and a Tenement, in Winch-lane, let on lice to Mr. Richard Badcock, a most respectable tenant, for a term of which about seven years are unexpired, at a rent of Five Hundred 'Pounds per Annum ; the Land-tax is redeemed, and will be in cluded in the purchase. 're be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and particulars had at the Upper and Lower Crowns, Marlow ; San, Maidstore ; Star, Oxford; Red Lion, High Wycomb ; Whim Hprse, Uxbridge; Crown, Arnersham; at the Man; and of Messrs. Hogg.srt and Phillips, No. 6e, Old Broad -street, Royal Eackangt, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. ELEGANT FURIsiITI: E, GREAT MARLOW, BUCKS. Ily Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, Os the Premises, 1 tame, Bank Villa, on Wednesday, August 3, • at Twelve n't..1.0, TrIE Elegant MODERN FURNITURE, corn pthing three Drawing ro"m suites In Frencb Curtains, Sails, and satin-weed and japanned Chairs with cusliitins ; beau tiful Cabinets and Bookcases, composed of men and rose-wood, with ormolu ornaments ; Statuary, rhsrble Pier Tables, rose wood Breakfast-tables on pillars and CIAW4, Pier acid Chimney glasses, a set of mahoeauy Intoing•tables. Parlour Chairs with Morocco seats, a Cellaret trideboatd r polished Fenger and Fire leans, Brim's!, and other Carpets, Gal den Implements, and nu • onerous other Effects, etc I'o be viewed one day previous to the Sale, and Catalogue had on the Prenolses; at the Eton, Maidenhead s Castle Wind sor; Red Lien, High Wycomb ; White Horse, Uxbridge; the Crown, Amersharn ; and of Messrs. kinggsrt and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal •Fichangc. bl. 11. The elegant VILLA, with Gardens and Pleasure.. grounds, to be Sold. • P.l.l4.lcjioLD AslifilDENCrs, with ti.suatioli , SJRN.TOKE. MARI.BOROUJII-PLACE. Illy . Messrs. HOGGART ahi YHILt.II' =, On the Premise., pn Thnr...ay, A11:111C 4, .0 • h.:even o'Closit, pursuant to the will and by order 0: the Ezecntors of A. AN• btssitT, F..q. deceased, • A CAPE I'AL FREEHOLD DWELLING-, tl tiOUiE, finished in a superior at ) 1e of work:n*l4op rpu taste, 41 ..ig•irtl for tits resolence ot the late Propeetor, situate b, the most preferable part of Brighton, orposire to the Grand Pa• rate : the t louse cants,. rs nine 13 -d rooms, with Dressing-rooms, two el-gat•l'Drawretro.sms, ot prot.iorttims • a Dining Par ' lour, Ultra. y, two Rails, monerou.Lios-it. barer.elos•-••, an.: Offices, Ist :tubed for the act:tattooist - I ion of a.Famsly of Di tinr• lien. Possession will be g:ven at Midsummer nest, when the present crt'eupter . wilisquis. To be vselved with rickets only, which, with Partleulnrs, may be hail twenty days previous Lotus &tie, of ti s tg o rs.zi l d ;A l m ! s , as, Broad slice,: •Particulars also at the Osd Ship, Brighton; and Hotel, Worthing; and on cut Premises EXCELLENT PURNIIVRE, CHINA, AND GLASS, MAKI.BOROUGH.PLACE, BRIGHTON. By ?deism HOGOAR I' and PH LLIN On the Premises, in Matlhorough-Place, Brigh!nn, on Thurs. slay, Ai'gust 4, t n 14, at fevers o'clock, pursuant to 'he Will, and by Jtrection of the Eiwcuturs of the late ALLlallnalt NtSLET, Esq. decease 4. T HE excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS, and ErSIRCPS, comprising Mahegany four-post Bedsteads with Dimity' Furuitures, Goose Fes titer Beds, Mattresses, and sultable.Beddlng, excellent Cabinet' Work in a Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers, Dressing Stands, a set of Dining 1 abler on pillars and claws, mahogany Pa lour Chairs, &Sideboard with Brass Gnard Rails, two elegant Chiffmiers, a D r awing !loom Suite in French Curtains, Couches and Chairs with Cushion+, Brussels and other Carpets, Culinary Articles, he. To be viewed on Saturday previous to the Sale, and Cata logues had on the Premises; at the Old Ship, Brighton ; Hotel. Worthing; an I of Messrs. Noggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad streeta. Royal Exchange, Loudon BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, PI. EASURE GROUNDS, M INOR AND FREEHOLD ESTATE, IN THE NEW FOREST, HANTS. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILUIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Wednesday, August 10, at 'Twelve, in One Lot, unless an acteptable offer should be made in the meanwhile by Private Contract, A SELECT and VALUABLE 'FREEHOLD ES TATE, comprising LOPPERWOOD HOUSE, de lightfully situated In the New Forest, a fine sporting country, commanding extensive prospects over the Southampton River, Isle of Wight, die. the Residence and Property of George Jack son, Esq. goleg abroad. The Villa has been. erected within a few years, at ivery considerable expense, and forms a handsome elevation, cased with white bricks in imita , ion of stone, and con• tains eight bed-rooms, wi.h three Dressing-rooms, and a Marble Bath, a Drawing -roots, VS feet by if, a Dining•room, 24 by 17, Library, 17 feet square, and an Entrance Ilan, 16 by IS, with , Coach-houses, Stabling fur ten Horses, Offices, attached and de tattled, of every description, in the most complete state of repair.; The Pleasure-grqunds are disposed with taste, • Plantations of Forest-trees and Evagreens, productive Gardens, dtc. with three Farm. houses, Barns, and Out-buildings, together with One Hun-, Bred and 'Twenty-five Acres of rich Amide and Pasture Laud, six miles from Southampton, four front Rumsey, and four front Lyndhurst, near the bounds. The Purchaser may have im mediate possession, and the furniture may be taken at a fair va- Allied Particulars way be bad it the White Hart, Rumsey ; Owen, Lyndhurst; Dolphin, Southampton i • Oecrge, Winches tett of Mr. Simeon, St. Peers. Chisteb-yard ; And of. Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old street, Royal Exchange; where a Plan and litleratisn d tb i rtoperty may be seen ; ut 4vlsom Tiekos, for vieddifg the game, may be had also of Mr. Harbin, Solicitor, Marveled I Mr. •Dasaass, 11200‘or. RWaslY stills. NAdeptv . , Sells% Queltator, • LOWER GROSVENOK-S FREE r. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA FE CON TRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, THE LEASE of a Comp ict DWELLING. HOUSE, situate in LOW er Grosvenor-strort, contiguous to Grosvenor-square, planned for the accommodat , un of a anhtlos man's Family, racestly pet into vier/ esogliuut order: ',four-seat ' Stable and stan.ling for two Carl tars. Ibe par:leaser essayists , accommodated with the Furniture by valuation, and 'arty jar session may be had. To be viewed by Tlcketi, which, with Particulars, my i?n bad or Mr. Robins, Wuericit-street, Creden.mpearss- . • HEREFOItD•IIIRE. • • A Capital MANSION-HOUSE, with OFFICE i„ GARDEN, MANORS, and LAND—a delightful rr,rrat for a Goal*. man fond of Field Spares—near HEitEFORD, LEOMINSTBR, and the HAX. TO BE LET-, FURNISHED, • AA CAPITAL FAMILY-MANSION, SNARES. FIFJ.D-COURT. near Hereford, Kinston, Leorniasterti and the Hay. adapted for the Itcromm. dolma Of a Gentleassie• Family ; with excellent Ogees. Stahl,' tor fox rums Cassch-houses, and other Oat-buildings; so eareileitt Gardel, clothed with numerous choiec Frolr•irees, and walk stocked and Trooped, and about :ivy Acres of eace'l at Crass Latid, with a deputation to sport over mane; s of cosisidosb* extent, abounding with pheasatr, pa:Tile*, cocks, sal oars! game; 'he neighbourhood highly respected*. To be viewed by Tickets, which, wili Partieldars,may be had of Mr. Rohius, Warwick-street, Golden-square. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW.UILL, LONDON. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN. rho best Accommo.,!ation for Tray,'len, good Beat, Catlike Liquors, acid mod .rate Charges. Waggon Ware? oubet, and stabling for S:i Waggons per We 41-.. of great lateteat to any Carrier It might sot:, train Ow wound Idcuatinn. to,lowing Post Coaches, Mall Coaches, atc, set out from the' Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Halt WEYMOUTH,. DORCEfESTIER, and PLANDFOKD UNION POS I'-COACH; eau+, fame Insides, with a Guard; every Afternoon. Arrives in t=ine the :he (literacy and Jersey P.ackets. F At. Mt al 111 and t R ORO thtw Post-Coach every Mortiln•-. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, I'm:nov/4 Dartmouth, and Saliabury New Pew Coach, retry /stunk), as .'ix &Clock, w a Guard, through Hn.iiton, Aatuitiatee, lk ion. Man Tia.tsir molt e anal SOS lON. Spalding. Peee;hearough, zatilton, and Hontingd A 'irw Royal Mast Coach. eats out every heettUse.--Caoaches Ml* .1a alik.asi.tipitsby, Louth. Grimsby, IndHusl. . • 4.liesl•reowarsp4.4asidee, sessearepurt Itloninak, thr,aL l th I.ir tt.v worth, Plics Ca OH, 1111..kivy ~A.i, rani worth, I.lteltecid, Uilesthotp, Non la 'revolt, aid Oun-tal‘lr; arrives at Lorcryecil reit Aucrinten. I.IV Eat POOL, Warrington, Kinowseed. stunt., and tiost-Coach, called . 1 be Haim ;Won, every Evening at rwea 'Clock, to B. rarmkerton's. Saracwis Head inn, Dale-street, Aver; 0.4. 71rd...al tto4lghetir. ISA 11 - 1 and Isttl-; int. Flying Piot-C•Qcb..r4,throiieltChlppent. - latter, - Calue, and Mariner. ougti, every Atte-moon; arrree at Mr. the l:rryhound ii.n. 11.101, and the Id.:11(so ravern, TMA ilfew.trrtt, UtiStel, oval Moratng.—Coathee to Wens, Map. a;rr, I Atintitt , , S.c. LEED I now right Caaeli t catled the Rock ingham, sem out every Matting at Fight °I.:lock; cameo F0...r In de. rin'y, and social& teirkably ettey, with a Cuardstinnighout. Paw. through Stars. ford, Newark, Rolland. Doncaster, *and I'.rryleWee, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, nett Clay, a: N 0..:., Ne•whip tee di er abs uncommon Expedition of this 0..0 , , it aillovr• to Se flu mow 4ree.ible alia complete Pu'olic l'etisesroce Ull the North Road, !later unestualird in Ac;tintmodstion by any tither. Ki:NDAL, I..ancatt r, Preston, Wit by-Lon:Alain, Dolton, Charley, Onnektrk, and Car4tang Post COACIIt% every Mtn% noon at Five o'Cluck.—Guardrd. GLAMGOW, I.ongtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Monsters, Sanqular•Kllu, Cosncoek, in Parts of Scotland. Cansperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newarle, aud PAlinburgb new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at lialf-past Si: o'Clock, by way of Newark, R. etford,Tadcastee, Darn:ll6n, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, aud Derwtc.k. l'ase-sigora finding themselves fatigued front the length of the jounicy, may rest what time they phais, mid then proceed nit without any ad. ditional Fare. 1. CLANK, the flack Swan, Coney street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull Scarborough, Whitby . , as/ other Places. BRIDGENORTH and WalsaU new Pest Coach, every Egening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven :'pit Coach, goz-s with Four Horses, and a Gnarl all the way. Pa.,es through rrough. Appleby, Greatalorldge, Richmond, Catserick, B.rougt.hriolge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncister, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and preforms the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers de:allied on the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advsntage et their seats being secured in the nett Coach. CHEiTEN. and PARKOATE new Pott Coach, Daily. ECLIPeF., a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four.losidee only, every At. ternoon, at Three o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and Staniford. SUNDERLAND, Stbckton, and Yarm, new Coach, ever/ Morninr, to the George Inn, Sunderland. . MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Wa les, and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Afternoon.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Sluffnal Pint-Coach. this Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rocking. ham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Catch, with a Guard, sets ant every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmingliam next dap at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Enston, and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Heal, Bull-street, Birmingham. BIRMINGHAM Ncw Post Coach (to carry 4 insides only) in Oue Day, through Stony Stradotd, Lemiagtuo, and Warw .i.; sets out every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morning, and rives at Birmingham the same EVelliz g. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Airesford, and Alton Cosa every Evening. HULL, Northcave, Howdan. Thorn, and Doncaster Pans Coach; every Morning at Seven o'Clook, to the Bull and Situ laa, Myton-gare Hull. • N. B. Pasiitagers and Parcels booked for the above Omaha, at the New Who Horse dollar. Piccadilly WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN And Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends sad the Public, that they will out be accountahk fur app Parcels or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds Value. If kiss or damaged, sinless entered as suchen/ paid for acesoetiliagiy, at s h e garavu's Sasw.6lll, Lsedon. GRAND JI`BILEE. LOI'TPI2.Ir-OFFICE, :101VIERSET-PLACE, hi 29. ‘ THE PREPARATIONS for the FETE, in St.' James's Park bring nearly completed, it is deemed neces: * pry to give the Public some idea of what the Amusements will 1 thou;:h it is impossible in an Advertisement to say enough for -sec person to form a just opinion of what this Fete will consist. A more full description is given to each purchaser of Tickets. It j, hoped, therefore, it will suffice In this placer to say that Booth' for reire4iments will be placed in proper situations round the i'st k. with open Marquees rrovided with seats for the accommo dation of the Company ; that Bands of Music will attend, and proper spaces bung marked out for those who clime to dance ; that Bartsons of different size;, one large enough for twc persrme to.iscend i t the Car attached to it, will ascend at different times, in the evening. The most brilliant Pins.worki ever seen in this country, will he exhibited upon the Temple and upon the Chinese Bridge. The whole of the Park will be illuminated with Chinese Lanthorn s, and every Tree with varielated Lights; the Pagoda will be illu minated with Gas Lights; the Royal Booth will be lighted, and the whole of the Allegorical Fire-works and Transparencies, re presenting War. giving an idea Vthe horrors of a beelegedFor•4 tress, and changiry oo a sudden to a description of Peace, will be , among the Amu-ctn.:nes of the Canton,' assembled. The Public are recommended net to purchase any Ticket's but at tisk Office, or at the Licensed Lottery Offices, Indorsed by the Person at whose house they may purchase them ; and ate par.icularly requested to believe thak this caution only arises from a desire to prevent disappointment to them, as detection of forgery must immediately take place, inasmuch as the Gen tleman who signs the Tickets for each ga'e respectively, win be there to receive ti em. It is particularly desired early application far Tick, t 4 may be male, price, Two Tickets. for One Guinea, es for some Gate, even at this time, no more Tickets can be ailed up. 1 he Jubiee will take place the Ist of August.