Star. — London, England, 1814-09-16 00:00:00

- ~qsi 6•- • • • ~,. •IA , .411::, X. 11: ( 4 . , • . f• , . .' . ' . . ' - ' • . ', : ••• b.. • A ~,,, I 1 ~ '- - " . . , . 4 :^ I . V .4 .: 10/ 1 r . •4, ... 4 . . 1 1 v . i t . 1 k :.' ..:. ' i f te,.." .. - - • 0 11 1) ' ** 4 ' rW. 4. r . 4 . ... I ' • i 4 414, . OIL n - .Th * it i .:. .-V; . ,,t likjek•i t " • :'' " . .i '- . )1...1.% OV -. . . A t. . ! , Pl' , •) , • : I, ' • A ir 7 --""% : 41 55,.......... ,N. . .......p0r....66im0 ' • . , . • fi ll. .. 4. oiit • ' EMBER 16, 1814: .. .p ~ ..„.- . . i‘ • ~, J , . • .ilk. . ii. . ON ~. . • . TR .11118 PORT OPPICE, &pleader 2, It4t 4. S. V i . - •" r • i ON. • • THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING . '"• - . HIS Mol.rEgTrs TRANS f!oßr SERVICE, fix enlist :, ALLERTO , A re 1•1 NEW rdwii .., . Care of SICK and WOUND E n 4 E4mE Nr, au , ,,f, lie CJIV a i d Cettipart LEA.: .• ' r :, rotor neat D %YELLIN& : *, • , Custody of PRISCL\TRS of Moll, do he re by g i ve N o t; ee , 1i:!1Is YARD=: Ike. Al Cootiguoiss to rice t:ity Road; Bank, limb& 04144 dts. That they will be ready at •this Once, ma TiIESDAY. lly Mr: ItLielag4 • the 27th Instant, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with Ai GarraWay's. on Tline.iliv, ti.o 2t4•1 Ind'. it 'l'.4'p. such Persons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Pi i- A L EASEHOLD ESTATE,. cnmpristug to* sonera of War in Sickness, at DAR T MOOR, for Six Months emitpact eligible Dweling-h..uses; oltuOte N. 3 5,1; 110; 1:14 and At, Atierton.urte , •t, Hinton New I own, ' , war the Cloy.ivati; certain, front the Ist of November, 1814. . a very centrical situation tti the Public threes,. at t tiler Ptirt a No Tender nod! to received afire one o'clock on the cal of treaty, POr the Ntetropolis• 'file Houses are calveniem!y pi3mted, and 1 ~ray steti.ed males; the party, or a competent agenqor him, personalty the occupation Of Mr Phil pa, Mr. James, Mrs. :Ai. achan. at td Mn,. Bross, respectaln • Truants a. W'II ; held on Lease for t .t • - Term of 93 Years, at a nioderote Ground Rent. Each Temin. mutt he accompanied by a 'Letter P . ' l '" j t eckair To be viewed by applying on the Premises., where Partiatlare Persons, (line,y to become Lund with the P‘roon :,ndering,;it the Sam msy be hid; at Garraway'• ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwich of £2OOO, for the dae performance of the Contrail, 4;:rect, Colden-square. Further particulars may behnown,ly applying at this cga, ar Ils • MIDDLESEt AND HERTS. Contsi'm St)rtldn'tl, at the said Depot. . . '' Excellent FAMILY MANSION. with °lce.. Garr!en. Pleasure - - , . - - _ .. f kk:S •je - Niv <tv N r‘o BE R 8592. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1814: THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, kr HE Ivubl;c are t espeethllv informed, that erwirm to the great Extent of the Alterations and New Embellish. Ments. THI 4 I THEA rR P cannot pmsibly be completed for their Reception before TUESDAY NFX I', the 20th instant, when iheir Majesty's Servants will perform the Comedy of THE RIVALS, And the faconrite Fntertainrnen: of THE. BEE-HIVE. Dion to be opened at 11 . 1 f-past Five o'Clock , the Performance ko begin at balf.pau sf: precisely. Bores and Places to betaken nf Mr. Spring, Box-Office, Little Russel-street, front Ten till Four, and of whom may be had a Private Box (Nightly). B ores , .4—Second Price, St. Ed. Pit, Ss. ed.—Second Puke, ft 1 ower Callery, 26.--Second Price, Is. Upper GAilery, Is. ...Second Frice,6d DR..CLUTTERBUCK will bin his Autumn COURSE of ',HeTITRES on the THEORY and PRAC• TICE of PHYSIC, MATERIA MEPICA,•and CHEMISTRY, on Wednesday; October 5, at Ten &Clack in the Nlornlilg, at his House, No. i, in the Crescent, New. Bridge-street, Black friars; where further particulars may be had. GEORGE INN, GRANTHAM. n BURBIDGI returns his sincere Thanks to • the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, for the distingui•hed support which he ltav received since he entered Into the line of PosTING, lately conducted by Mr. Du Nllll.l. ; and begs leave to inform them, that having fitted np the Gtnrge Inn, in a superior style, with goad lied', choice Wines, &c. it will be 114 utmost study, to merit the approbation of those, who please to honour him with their support. :•enternber 14, 1811. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. This day was roblished, in iivo. price Ills. r.. 1. hoards. A ZORA, a METRICAL ROMANCE, in Four Cantos. By MICHAEL HEAT), Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Parer foster-row, London ; Constable and Co. Edinburgh i and J. Cumming, Dublin. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be acted Tav Operatic Drina of THE EXILE. Count Mick, the Exile, Mr. EGERTON; Damn, Mr. YOUNGs_, Goirernor of Siberia. Mr. B. ANCHARD; Nunn Alltradoff, Mr. LISTON; Servi z. Mr. FAWCETT; Court Calmer, M.. TAYLOR. Atezina Mrs H. JOHNSTON; Xatbarine(vritli a New Pobeea), Miss MATTHEWS. In Act IL the Coronaden of the Empress Elizabeth. 1, To which Will be added; Ati the last time, TIMOUR. VIE TARTAR. Meteor, Mr..FAELEY ; Zorilda, Mrs H. JOHNSTON. Milli)! AND HERTS. Excellent FAMILY MANSION, with °lces, Garden . Pleasure ' Orounds, Farm Howe, and On -buildings, Riqh , of 'porting and Fis'ing over an extensive McKie, and upw •rds of Three Hundred and Twenty-seven Acres of Meadow; Pasture, Ara ble, and (laving Wood Land, contigeous to Vie capital Mar ket ( owes of Uxbridge, Richinanswortb, and Watford, near the Grand Junction Canal, and in a fine spoiling coantrlt. By Mr. ROBINS, Carrxway's Coffee-hawse, Change Atli, Cowen, on ,Thers. day, Septemic:r 22,at Twelve (reined', in Two Lota, unless an acc "table offer Is made by Paver Contract, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTAT and IL 'small part LEASEHO —HAR EFIELD GROVE c•-tnprisiuy an excellent Fetidly Residcm.e, substantially built, and ,planned for the accommodation of a Gentkinan's Family; w;tki ,Othces and various Out buildings to , all ilescrip ; stated on a 'firie elevation, cenuranding h.•au'ilul and interesting views in various d rec7ions,snrosem'ed by 26 ➢ acres of meadow, arable, pee. ture, and fine wool latid,-:arining a beautiful feature in the estate, pleasii:glydiversified by hill and dale,laid ow la tkepark style, and uhoundi•:g with game, principally-enclosed by a paled fence. A rustic amr.ince lodge anti carriage drive to the mansion, delight ful walks through the woods. SA ponds Well cored, a drae-Lilo and quantity of fine chalk, a farm /sills.. bard, stable, and nut buitdu with the right of shooting, fi•hln:, &r. over an exten sive thanW, a flue thriving Wood, fr.nch Grove, ecintilning 14 Acres, contiguous: Also about 62 Acres of Laud, held on tease, at a low resit. the country abounds wl•h game, and the fisheries are as renos►ned at any in the kingdom ; the neighbourhood highly res;vetable, mil • good roads ip all direc•ious. Immediate possession may he ca 1. To he viewed by Tickers —Particulars may hr bad rin the Proi , hti.ca; at the Swan, Rielitnansworth ; White Horse. Uabridget Essex Arms, Watford; W.rtipack, St. Albans; Green Man. and Red Linn, Barnet; Cranes, Edgeware ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,Oulden-square, where a Plan ul the Estate may be.seen. This day was published, price ss. 6d. • A I-IL m LEXIS aad.KATHARINE, a Riian Poem, translated from the Original MS. of the Aitthot, who felt in the Battle before Dresden. Illustrated with Gevraphieal notes. Sic, uhi fa!a vozant, tulis abjectus M herlds, Ail vada maandri eoneinit abut alor. . .Printed for 1. Sower, No. 1, l'a-ernoster-rme. . . This dry Wad published, in One VOL 8 To. price 7s. Get. ! K urds, ..1010,1114 in 1802 and in 1814.—8 y the Rev. W. SHEPHERD. lathe Press, in 2 vols tvo. illus rated with Plates, by Lowry, • • Systematic Education ;or, i-Istornfary Insmittion, in the vs s'irias departments of Lireratnre Science, wirh Practical Rates for studying each Branch or Useful Knowledge. By the Rev. W. 4 ;orphercl, the • Rev. Lant ,Carpenter, LLD. and the Rev. Joyce. • Primed for bingnian, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. noso.r row. . . Places for the Saes to be talom of Mr. Btsndos, at the Box- Office, Hart street, front Ten till Four. • . • . 'I he Doors will be opened at isalf-past Five o'Clock, sod the Play begin at Si:. Foxe.. 7s ; Second Price, Ss. 6d.—Pit, Ss. 6d; Second Price. 2s ; Second Price, I s.—Upper Gallery, 184 Second Price, d. • Ayrlvate Box may he had niiditly, on aistrcation to Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office —Nip Money to he returned. To-morrow, King Henry la Fourth. Par , I and Allad lin. On Monday, The B'ggar's Opera, be Miller and his Men, ard the Pantomime of Mother Goose. On Wednesday, the Comic Oi.era of Love in a Village. A New Melo Drama has b en Ltt preparation during the sum mit?, and win be very speedily pro lee d. RURAL 6POR'I S. This day was published, print‘d uniform with th.- former Vol.. aid embellished with Piave., by To t:t us, LANDS: es, ece ASUPPLENIEN to the R URA I. SPORTS; compris ng, among nt'+er inaver R ealark. Itsrtn, an 1 Anec dote. of the FISH, BEAS I'S, and BIRDS, t! at at all interest, or are seare.ed after by the Sp srts...an. By the REV. W. B. DANIEL. -- MONEY advanced, from 4300 to 8100,0(10, by BURROWS anti Co. RUCCeS4OI6 to RYDER and Co. Rt:s. fell Mew!, Howl o , d street, Fitzroy-square, on Annuities,'Bilis, Notes of Hand, a.,d all sorts of S:.curitics; they claim nerve re apectablity and rower than any others in this line, and can make an i 7 s'ant advance to persons of kno ‘n character. • iittt ntlance all day.. Imperial 4to. £4..i is. 6d. extra hoards; ltied um Dm*lng ditto, Xi. 6s. Dolly it 0.12-1. t 2s. 6d Royal tiro. £2.25. •.` Gentlemen wishing to compl..te their Sets are requested to make early appl;ca'ion, as few caplet; remain. Guidon : Primed for B. and It. Crtsby and Co. Stationers'. Court, Lu 'gate street. pA wNwrriK I. R" 'DU PLICA PITS. yDIIE PROPRIETORS of the REDEMPTION OFFICE Inform the Public in general they continue to VA. CE MONEY to a v 2..' 'um for the red-vpption a. 14 porcha , e of property in pleilip , , particularly manufactured goods. whaber of linen, cotton, woollen, silk, or leather; also plate, diamonds, a:.d pearls. . For Cards of Addres apply at No. , 2s, Tabernacle-row, City. read —ills, ar titter, retie, and six. months (if truly respectable) discounted —.Tel ,ge Ira te ? cannotbstlattlneed to. _ Tbie day was put:644lrd, very eleganly printed in two. with a beantlal - Vignette Mfrs.:Mg, by M,r4n, price I st. in boards, PHE DOCTRINE of Cf I ANCES ; or, the JL usoity of GAMTS' U ma le ez.sy to ali Person; .ae quaiuted with common .A.tirt,mele, so .ti to enable them to cal ta:b the probablves of Fients m Lor•erlra, Carla, Hone Wein, Mee,. &c. &c. With . 1 able* on My cr, never Wore publidted; which, from Mere inopection, will w:ve a great variety t.f int fltafing quo:tints " By WILLIAM P OUSE. • OSW ) H I)ilEw:7, MAY. . MARY MAY, the affct: d Widow of JOSEPH DI! WE MAY, ulio letely sitiftred the sentence of the law for P og• Ty, ht gs kive to appeal to a b-nevoleat Public, who :Ire awl r rea..4y to aid he Children of Sorrow, on bela for Merit If and two y , u^g lit!‘es. the eldest only settee years of age, she respectfulfy states :hat she is lef in a s'a'e of the deepest pn. verty ; the reprise is of her late husband's unavaideg defence ha. absorbed all her little priCperry, aril %idiom any o ii r means of supper he herself and her infant family than•tise kindness n' 4 few friends who know her distress. She h..s retired intn t':e West of England, where a prospect opens itself of 11 , 1* obta'nirg an honest maintenance, if she could raise a carital of i few buieired pounds. By the adv.ce ut her fr coils she has therefore been tn duce . to the pantiel ahem itive of tilts 411 , 1tra• ion, re!yoT on the humanity and compassion 0. a synyailitzeig v.-0.4c, olso are al ways ready to bury she remendrance of .he w re. clod at:d their errons,by erecting ewer their grass the .1110TIU'IC'llt of Christian charity, forgiveness and good • will, to their stated.% ‘urvivori. References may be made to, and Suhscriptions w.O b• received by M:lssrs. Down, Thomson and Co. bankers, liatrholonsew lane; •Meisrs. Masterman, Peters and Co, Whim hart-chart ; Messrs. Everett and Co. Mansion -House street, and Messrs. Morland, Ransom and Co. Pall-Mall. . Right Hon. Geis. Rose £5O 0 Rec. ived from John Messrs. Down, Thorne' ' - Slade. and Michael .ton andiCu. . AO- 0 Hoy, Isqrs. Sheriffs ' He ry Thornton, Esq. . of London, so much M. P. 20 0 ' rem ttedasaintfeiture Messrs Whitbread &Co. 10 0 from the dzceased 28 8 /Vv. -4. Crow-her • 3 3i A Harding 2 0 Samuel Palmer, Esq. IT. Combed, Es:7. ' 1 1 • No. I, St. George's- T. Pearce Brown, Esq. 1 1 .phstte, %‘• alworth 5 .r. Same! I:reran, Esq. I 1 C: 13. P. in a Letter SO 0 •Chas Wand, New Bond- . Anonymous. • 2 2 street 5 0 24. L. 2 0 R. b.reball 5 0 F. E. q. 1 0 Mr. Widt.nsor, Pall-Mall 1 'o' • IL S. • . AO 0 & D. 1 0 W. F. L. 1 0 Mr. James Moss 5 0 Messrs.Bovillan 1 Fustin 10 10 Z. '1 0 W. Newman, Esq. New. Anonymnsis 20 0 gate-street 5 0 Messrs Famlie, Bonham Meow. Rainer & Co. '3O 0 and Co. 20 0 B. HiR 5 OIC. S. 1 C Smith 1 1 P. R. 1 0 H. G. 2 0 J. T. 10 A Yosng Lad? 8 0 J. Bowed. Esq. Trans &NM, Esq. • 1 0 port ()Bice, D..ptford 5 0 24 Y. 1 0 A Lady suilutowu 3 0 Mt WeCallor - it 1 KG. 2 0 Rr. Jai. Batt . . I‘l LB. 1 1 Rev; Win. Jewrint ' l. I Z. batty . to ro 'PA/24 1' MANUFACTORY, No. 62, QUEEN ' &FREE CHEAPSIDE. IMPENF,TRAiILE PAIN is AND COA I TAR BROWN. UPTON and Co. (14ce if London Wall) nr”.t • reaps-Waft Worm the I-übllc that the Impenetrable Patent kte kers orilaineintai, ah‘l h..ing ground in Linseed Oil,. may be appl•ed with advantage to al. purposes of useful pa,ntiv.r, ittede and entil4e, where a handsome appearapee, ilurahl- Lty, end eeonotny are considera , ions. lor Vark Palings, S'uccn and Plastet Troia's, lion and Woo I flailing, ani sif every thief iption, they are peculiarly adapted, ac *her re siat the effects of Weather in an astonishini dime, are a cure for tite worm and dry rot, and will stantlltf Ira clinvtes; y are of the following colours and pros, Creen, 4ra per cwt. t e .lb. bark Green. 765. and Olive Green, tits.—fine deep Green is. Gd. to 2s. per lb.—Slate, Lead, and Stone Coition, 561 per cwt. Cburolate Red or &own 425. • and White Paint 60 s.—Prepared Oil to thin them for use;, sa. Gd. per gallon. The Coal Tar Brown is of two kinds, viz. cowman I Ss. per cwt. and refined Tar rtrown s2s. ;ea. cwt. Thl are both Die to the covrTing rough Fen..rics, Pqrous l ilr‘,Wtathrr Board big, Sluice Gate•, Wood tinder Ground or War-r, particularly the refined Tar, it la-ing pee reedy insoluble In Wa . er ; tie worm will not ;Tartrate where it Is used; it is also of a good colour, dries very had, andis easily applied, requiring only to be heated, Pia laid on with a enninina tar brush. Wks Inipenetribll Pain:, are antieomsive, and npy be bad ia - Cosks of 100110. at os. London : printed for the Authqr, amd sold by Lack'ngton, AN n, and Co. Finsbury-square, kud as other aooksellers In I own and Country. NEW EDI I'lo NS OF POPULAR SCHOOL DOOKi. Printc.: lot Cll A ILIA S Pkr. I ?, Ave•Mari.e.-lane, London; - . . . . and tint rest of the Proprietors. - Schools sepplae4 on the moat sea.cmahle Trento. I. A N INTR.ODLIgrIO:•I . It) the EPISTO. 11 .I.ARY S VVIE of the FRENCH ; or, a Selection of Familiar Notes andlarters, in French: for the use of Schools: with an Alphabetical hider Explanattwy.of th , words and Idio• 1 niatical Expressimt. By GEORGE SAULF.Z. I) F. I. M. Farnham, Surrey; Author of " l'it'etary and Praztice of the" French Language," and several other School Books, price 23. bound. 2 The Pracice of the French Prontrociation, alphabetically exhibiteir with Spelling Vocabelory hod new . Fables, French and English. By John Perrin, file Seventh Edition; thortniAhly revised and greatly improved. By C. Grob, Editor of Mr. Per- rin's crher Work., price 2 2..1umm1. . 3. A Grammar for Frenchmen to learn English. Prix 3s. muse, Is. 6d. relie, Ele:nens de la Langue Angioise, couttnatit tout ce-qiii est referme trEssentiel et de bleoctivaire dans des OuvOges pies Vol our:rut. Par I Perrin, Auteur d'une Gram maire Prancoise, Ste. 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Wee r late Master of the Free English School, Dedham, • price is. Ed. bound. 12. A View of I.Tnlyersal History, from the Creation to the Year '803; with a brief Chronology. Abridged, for the Use of Children, from. he 25 Volumes of Dr. Mayor's Unisons! His tory. Wnh 'lwo Mar, price Half-a-Crown. - SALES BY AUCTION. Port.. •..w to.,FOIlf of the High Cnprt of Chancery, made In a CA W l it Tinotea agaltist Wraterwtt.t.," with the appra. ha ion of /men Sts rack, F.sqoire, trsr of the Masters of the said Own ; at tfre Three Tuns Inn, at Thirds, in the county if York, on Monday,. the 19th cl.sy of September, 1814, be ...pawn the hours of Four and Five o'clock iu the Afternoon, In Sit Lets, EVERAL, FRET FIOLD ESTATES, timate in the several Townshfr. or Parishes of OtAann, Yearstey, litnmsby, and Thornton na the Hill, in the said county of York, part of the Es atrs of the Lite Right Honourable 14 .-saav Earl Psoconattac, deceased. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master% Members, in Southamptoa-bnild.ngs, Chancery-lane, I.ondon ; at No. 'di. Charles-street, Berkeley-square; of Messrs. Windus and Hohaway,tiorcitors,sioutl...--- buildings,-s- Chancery-lane. - - • •. Holborn , A" . Mr. Cooknry, Solicitor, Castle-street, M; of essre. Robson and Lightfoot, Solicitors, Castle -street, Leicester square ; of Messrs. Claridge and (vegan, Surveyors, Pall-mall ; of Mr. Claridge, Jervaux Ahlsey, near Bedale, Yorkshire; the Ce..rge Ina, at York; the New Inn, at Easingwold ; the Hotel, at Leech; the New Inn, at Helmsley; and the Place of Sale. The Premises may be viewed by leave of the respettive Tenants. PORT OF EXETER. By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's Custom', On Friday, die 23d day of September instant, by Eleven &Cloth In the Forenoon, will be EXPOSED to PUBLIC SALE, at the Custem-Houite, in Exeter. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vizi 593 Gallons of Brandy. Foe the actommodation and use of private Families only, subject • to the Payment of the Duties of Customs and Excise. 22 ewe 3 qr. 141 b. Allum _ _ 9 4 - 4 Peach Wood And, for Fxportation, 23 Pair Fraieh Kid Gloves —7 Yart's French Silk Foreign Sisk Handkerchiefs. Lad oa Saturday, the following Day, at the Custom-Home, In Topsham, by Eleven o*C.lock dbo Forestooo, I.Oalbos of Stonily, • • VW dot accommodation and use of pr vate Pantiles only, subject to the Paymerft of the Duties Of Customs and Excise. .Wkieh will be put ap ht Lots, and Fold to the hlgbort Bidder. Dated Cuilotn-House, Exeter, Sept. 2, 1114. WILT:4, COMPTON DASSE rt. • FRFEHOLD EiTA iE, wi.ll FARM HOU::4E6, BARN% S I ABLES and °Ur-BUILDINGS, and rya, HONINI Ell and SIX FEEN ACRES of MEADOW and AltitilLa I s tND, with the Right of Pasture Lir 22:5 Sheep. _ By Mr ROBINF, At Garr 'way's, on fuelday,Ortab,r 11, at Twelve s A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTA FE, ix. (Live at Compton Ragett,in she Canty of Wika,ionsii Ins of cm, ?arm Houses, with Sarns, Stables, anti •t' her Outsbuildirgs aid three Cottages_ with 216 Acr-if of rte. Mead° -YAM Arable Land, and the right of Nitro, over 100 Acres, fur the feed of 225 Sheep, in the occupation of Mr. Charles Flow r, till Michael mae, 1814. Compton is distant from Caine about two mays, seven from Devizes, eight front Chippenham, and IS fronrMaria borough, all excellent Market Towns, with i.sod Roads. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Fiower,o: whom particulars may be had ;• Mr. Miserette Caine; as the Crown, Devizes Withe Hart, Chippenliam ; dude, Marlborough ; Black Rear, Hancerford; of Mr Henrichs, solicitor, Cecil street, strand; at °arrays ay's; and of Mr.Rubins,Warvrick street, Golden square, where a lion of the Estate may be seen. - A FAVOURABLE OPPORTUNITY TO NOBI.EME GEN ILLMEN, NUkSERYMEN, and PLANTEKL TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION, Early in Oc•oher, (of which further Notice will be given,) THE extensivq o STOCK of the STOCKWELL NURSERY; comprising ;35,000 of very flue and thriving Standard and Dwarf Apples, l'ears, Plants, t:h• rries, Peaches, Nectarines, and Apricots, wi - h a quantity of the same neatly trained Standards and Dwarfs; len 000 lthododeudn.uns, Aza leas, and other new and curious American Plants co al Ages ant Sizes, with Stools of the same, and of every new and comae Shrub; 50,000 Cedars of I.ebanon. Red Cedars, Evergreen Oaks, China Arbor Vitus, Arbutus's, Phillyrea's and ALternues from 6 inches to 3 feet, a number of which is Potted and fit for ins. Mediate removal to any distance, topoo Clematis's of Sorts, 18,000. Portugal and common Laurels of Sizes, sodoo St rebs of , best sorts various ages at d sizes, 170 000 1 ransplanted Pear Stocks, silders Oaks, Valian Poplars, &c. eOO, O 0 HorsibeaM , Mountain Ash awl Elm of S irts, Turkey aid Scarlet Oak, So AIM Tran , plantA Larch, Scots, and Spruce Firs, very Plants of different ages and sizes, 6,0. V Walnuts of different heights, 10,000 Filberts and Nuts of Sorts, 515,000 large Forest Trees, 300,000 Transplanted Quick front I to 4 fee:, Hornbeam and rivet Hedges, 40,000 Yards of fine Box Edging, and suadry good Nursery Stock and Utensil!. • To he. viewed till the Sale, by applying to Messrs. Mai. colm ind Sweet an the Pr:mises, Stockwell Nursery, Surrey. N.B, Any particulars wanted or Commissions (post paid) to Mr. Cochran, Auctioweer, No. 7, Duke -street, Grosvenor equate will be carefully astersded. itIiVMATISMS, PALSPES, and GouTir 4aggrl thrlS. with their usual concomitants, Spasm to lying PA% U lisefleney, Indigestion, and general Debility (nria gins tin g ittivbttsvityource), are relieved and frequent?, cured , ' hp WHI I'EHEAD'e ESSENCE of MU:ITAKD PILLS, they every other means ltd failed. The fluid Essence of Mustard, (used with the PH* In those complaints where necessary) Is per haps the most active, .iitinetrating, and effectual .remedy in the world, generally eu the severest Sprains and Bruises, In lees than half the time sually taken by any offer Liniment or r.ii. /fig brocatiert; and if sed immediately after any accident, it prevents.' the part turnip .ch.—WHITEHEAD', FAMILY CERATE J." is equally effic ous foe. all ill•conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, S or. butic Fzitpti I, Blotches, Piinpks,Ringsvarms, Shingles, Break. !tics oat In 'trace, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed . Eyes, gob, and Scorbutic Humours of every ileacription. Prepared only, and sold by K. Johnston, Apothecary, No. IS, Oreek-feett,ootio, London. The Eaience and Pills at ..ts. fol. etch, :At Cerate at is. 11d. and its. ed. Sold by every Mealiciur Venderin the United Kingdom. • •,,• The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name it • IiI.JOZNSTOR inserted on it. . DISEASES OF IHE URETHRA. AIR. DUFOUR, Sole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated MEDICATED BOUOIES, having confined Ws prattler for more than twenty years to the cure of :4tictures. Obstructions, Debility, Goncirt hcea, and every orb, r disease of the Urethra, flatters himself that extensive practice, joined to tho 1 ntildoesa of the remedies he employs. exclu,iv.iy enables him to tar a safe and permanent cure, not subject to the danger and In efficacy attending the uses of Caustics or common Bougies. Per;ons in the coun t ry , statin g their eases fully in a litter, In closing a one or two pound note, will have pro'per triedichies sent to the amount. iFor the various sylppteillik method of core, tee see Mr. Du four's Practical Treat on. l• so e i t i m o s :rw D oh lts ib. r er as e e h.d i m o ro f .fD t t h .i l m U itoyo re seit th se r gon a ii . ers : ; e l . taend p d r w ie4 at. 3 4 . . t 5 h :, 8 F e r v i e th n - t st h reet Etnti , ivreen Use hours of nine and four, and seven to nine, evening. SOMEI:SETSICRE CO.ll. CANAL. UTE, the undersigned, being five of the Commit. 111 tee of Management of the SO MERSETSHIRE COAL CANAL NAVIGATION, in pursuance of the powers vessed in as by the several Acts of Parliament relating to the said Canal, do hereby convene a SPECIAL 'VIER PING of the PRO PRIE TOR4 of the said Canal, to holden at the White Hart , on Saturday, the ist clay of October neat, ..t eleven o'clackin the forenoon; fur the purpose of receiving and considering the Re port of Mr. John Hodgkinson as to the state of the Radstock Line of Canal; and Proposals suggested fur making $ Railway on.the towirg path Of the said line of Canal; and to determine on the most advisable measures to be pursued, for the general interest of the Company, in regard thereto : and on other spetial matters relating to the salt Canal. At which time and place the several Proprietors have hereby notice, and are particularly re quested, to attend in person or by prosy. Dated t h e atti day of September, tali. WM. COMER JAMES, WM. SAVAGE, THOS. RANDALT. • RICHARD LANGFORD, THOS. ORMEROD. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Asigilit 24, 1814. THE PRINCIP.II. OFFICERS of EIS MA, oIESTri ORDNYINCS.th her gist Miler, , That Proposals will be receive,: at their Office in Pall-Mall, as or before MONDAY, the IPth instant, from such Persons' as may he wlllfit ter undertzhe the Supply of Forage for the 1 Ordnance Horses stationed hi the following Districts, to be delivered at the expense or the Contractor, via. • NORTH-BRITAIN, • NORTHERN, yok !ORME. ~E.OTERN,'exclutive of WAR 1.2 Y, ..ar ‘; SOUTHER* exclusive of CHA 's SOUTISAVES including PORT SMOU PH, PILE of wicti r and CHRISTCHURCH, wasripN, WOOLWICH„ivith its Dependencies WARLEY and CHATHAM, vatEpaN, Northamptonshire, for a paring of Six „Months from the Ist of October next. T. Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix 'tore of Foray or Mowbuent Oats, and most not tve'gh less than fOlbs. per Winchester Bushd ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in Trorees of S6lb. wc:ght. The Straw to be good, chant, and dry Wheat or RyaStraw, and &livered in Trusses of 3615. svelshr. The Prices to be paid for Cie respective Quan tities of each Article, which may be delivered at the following rates, viz. For the Oats at peraltundred pounds, Avoirdupoise weight. For the lily at per hundred and twelve poua:'s. For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds.' The proposals may he delivered separately or jointly for two or more of the sail lisnicts, and it is expected that the Contrat ror shall receive 03) S•ahl... Dung, which, during the period of the Contract, on) accumulate, nu.kite as allowance for the same after the rate of per Horse per Week. Firherpartieutars may be Itnawo upon at plicrion to the Of. ficers co-ornanding the Royal Artillery in each district, anJ alert at the ikeretary's'OSce in Pall-mall, afore-wilt, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must delivered se'a'e 1 op and endorsed, " Proposals for Forage ;" bur ntrpropo•ata c m be admitted after the said 19th September, at 'welve o'clock at noon of the same day, tiei-ber will any Tender ft: noticed unless the Party making it, or an agent in his behalf, ,hall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Scs.