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. . . . . , . , •-, tifp • - It , ~,.. . .. . t. . . . 4 ,) 4c1 • 0 '': • 41. 1 41 : t , t ....,• Ai if ' • Z 4 -- 1 , AY\ ' . .. ~* 3 . • V .. • A ,., . y „... . 1— ) .. t N I9 11 • . I,Y A • _ ; • . L . t---/.i......• > .! N tDIBER 8445. TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1814. PRICE SIXPENCE-HALPPENNY. BARRE R'S PANORAMA, STRAW', NE IR SURREY-STREET. ' A VIEW of BERLIN, one of,the finest elides in .ti. Germany, is now exhibiting. Taken near the centre, 'ramous , the best of the Public Buildings, with an extensive View ,!.t• Country and the river Spree, covered with the vessels in the inland navigation of Germany—Charlotteaburgh and .>, ~ n clan in the d:stance. SALES BY AUCTION. ' SALES BY AUCTION. LEASEHOLD ESTATE. GREAT PORTLAND•STREET. GROCER'S SHOP, &c. • • By .Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Wet...House ' in 'Clia..ge-Alley, Combin e ori Thursday, 21st April, at T wefve o'clock, by Order of the Ezectrors of the late Jon Gscootr, Esq. deceased, AVALUABLE and Improveable LEASE HOLD Ei FATE, - held for a i.ing term, at a Peppercorn Gropnd Rent: comprising the spacious roomy Premises, in the occupation of Mr. Pi rt - cwitv, Grocer and Tra Dealer, aavan tigeously Situate No. 96, Great Porthnd-street, the corner of Foley-place, and opposi.e the Chapel, containing, on the Ground Atorey, a double fronted Commanding Shop, and a Private En trance, twocheerful Rooms on the first 3torey, and on the two Upper Stories are Five Bed Rooms; Basement, two Kitchens, Area, Vaults, Paved Yard, &c. May he viewed, by leave of the Tenant, where Particulars may be bad; and of Mr. Clarke, Solicitor, Sadlers' Hall, Cheap side; at Garraway's ; and of ,Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gol den-square. SUFFOLK.-FREEHOLD ESTATES. COMPACT FAMILY RESIDENCE FARMS, WOOD AND TI I'HES ON UPWARDS OF ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES. BY Mr. ROBIN', At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhiff, on Thurs. day, May 19th, at Twelve &Clock, in Lots, unless an accepv table offer is made for the whole before the lit of May, of which due notice will be glven : •1„F. ONLY COACH DIRECT' TO AND FROM WEY -I.IOU FH—THE UNION WEYMOUTH COACH, CAR RYING FOUR INSIDES, with a GUARD. . _ _ WI -1E PuNio are respectfully informed, that for the better accommodation of Passengers going to Guernsey, Jct,ey. or Allerncy, in getting their luggage to pass at the Cus toni H use (wl'ic" slurs precisely at two o'clock), the UNION COACH %% ill, from Monday the 28th instant, leave the Angel . i:it , .:n g el-street, St. Martin's Le Grand, London, every Afier w!on at li3ll-past Two o'Clock, and the Black Bear, Piccadilly, ; q uarter past Three ; will arrive at Salisbury at a quarter be ore Five o'Ciock the next day, and at Weymouth at One e . C.:cck ; w 11 leave Weymouth at half•past Nine every Morn Z.rtiV , At Salisbury at Eve same day,- and in London half-past o'Clock the next Morning —March 25, 1814. AVALUABLE and Highly Improvable FREE HOLD EiTATE, Part Tithe Free, called EDWARD syoNE GROVE, situate near 114e4f rJ, Sudbury, and Wiry Se, Edmuehrs, a fine healthy part of the Country. The Residence and Property of a Gentleman. Comprising a very tligi!de, substamt bat, and compact Mansion, in complete repair, suitable fur a Fa • mily of respectabitley,lately altered and improved at a considerable expence, with convenient oMces of all descriptivas, Coach. houses, Stables, and v.vious Out-buildings; excellent walla . Garden, Green-house Pleasure Grounds, Etc. ettrrounded bx upwards of Four H undredf and Seventeen Acres of good Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Word Land ; convenient Farm Houses on different parts of the Estare, witb Barns, Sta. bles, and all -necessary Out-fwildings. and Cottages. Also up. wards of Fifty-eight Acre. of Land and Wood, Ferselinid, under the liiihop of Ely, with the Greet I - Haes of nearly the whole l`i•rith, upwards of One Thousand Ihre• Hundred Acres, the svisole nearly in a ring fence, and abound ng with Game. A very de.irable Prtyperty for a Cent leman fond of Field :+port.. Distant from Mefford anal Sudbury six Ikry and Ipswich fifteen miler, and sixty front London ; excellent Neighbourhood, and good roads in all direction.. _ _ _ NEW MUSIC. THE favourite DUET, sung by Mr. Brabam and Mrs. Dickons in the Opera of the Siege of Belgrade, price and the favourite Serenade sung by Mr. Brabant Lithe same Cperi,itice I s. 6d. composed by .I. Parry. - - • CHALFONT, s r. PETLR, ANL) LANGLEY, COUN l'Y OF FUCKS. TWO COPYHOLD IVIF.SSUAOES AND GARDENS. 1.3 y Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cort•e-hous-,'Change A ley,Cornh;ll, Thurs. day,,the 2lst ot Lsiit, at Twelve o'Cloek, By order of the &ICC Ators of Mr. John Gregory, in TWo Lots, A DESIRABLE COYYHOLD ES ['ATE. VIZ. LOT 1. A Prick built DWELLING-HOUSE, with Garden and Orchard, in the occupation of JouN Fow.iarts, Grocer, Te nant at Will, situate at Chalfont, it. Peter's, on the high road leading to Aylesbury. LoT 2. A Brick built MES'iVAGE, with tiled roof, Garden and Land, in all about One Acre, iti the occupation ot, and on 'case to Mr. HENRY koalmos, Carpenter, situate at Langley, ip the County of Bucks. To he vi-wed by applying on the Premises, where patticulare may be had ; at.the Greyhound, Chalfont ; White Horse, l'x bridge ; Crown, Slough ; George, Colutrook ; the Rvd 1 ioti, Southall and Hounslow ; of Mr. Clarke, Sol.citor, Sadlers' Hall, Clicapside ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gorden-square: The following Pieces may be had singly from the favourite-I Opera of the Farmer's Wife, composed and arranged for the Panoforte by H. K. Bishop : Love has eyes, the very popular nng surg by Mr. Sinclair, price 18. 6d. Fly swift, ye Zerhyrs, nag by ilttn, price is. 6d. Trifler forbear, the much-admired Polacca, sang by Miss Stephens, price is .6d. Weave, 0 weave me garlands gay, sung by Miss Matthews, price La. F: done, Fi done, Ah mon ami, sung by (Atte, prize is.6d. . Oh, give me the man who can value advice, Duet, sung by Mr. incledon and Mr. Slader, price 2s. The favourite Overture, price 2s. 6d. Les Petits Bijoux No. 18, containing' the Banditti's Revel, a Rondo, for the Piailforte, composed by T. Marsano, price 2s. London : Published by Goulding, D'Alrnaine, Potter, and Co. ''o. 20, Solo-square ; and No. 7, Westmoreland - street , May be viewed by app:Tlng a' the Mansion, where Partici'• lets may he had, at the Angel, Bury ; Crown, Sudbury ; Inns at Meltord and ?;oxford ; White . Horse, Ipswich; Cups, Col chester ; Black I.loy, Chelmsford; of Mews. Lightfoot and Rob ano, solicitors, Caltle-street, Leicest.:r-square; at Getaway's' aria of IV'r. Robin!, Wirwiek-sttett, Golden.square, where • Plan of the Estate may be seen. Ot FIGE OF ORiiNA At.", -111 , 441 17. Mi. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- Esrri OR I)VVANCI de hira by Ore N..tice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in on or before Wednesday, the 6th April next, front such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the supply of FEATHERS for Service of this Department for a Period of Three Years, de terminable after the expiration of the lint year, upon notice of three months, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance, in the Royal Arsenil at Woolwich; and farther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for Feathers ;" but net Proposal can be admitted after the said 6th April, at 12 o'elnek at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board s X. H. CREW, Sfv, Hary • ,-. Superior and Etrensive EsTABLISHMENTS at RAVEN. HEAD and $ VAN LEY, in the County of Lancaster, worthy the attention of Smelters of Copper Ore, iron and Brass Foun• ders, and other Manufacturers. TO BE SOLD BY Aucnort, At Mts. Batter's, the Raven Inn, in St. Helen's, in the said County, on Monday, the 4Sth day of April, 1814, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, in such Lots as may be previously fixed or then agreed upon, and subject to such Conditions as will be then produced A.LLthoseseveral ERECTIONS, BUILDINGS, and WORKS, situate and being at Ravenhrad and iTitn ley, near Sr. Helen's aforesaid, heretofore used by the Paris Mine Companies for Smelt int; Covperpre, Manufactirluit of Caprr :-Itrathing Nails, and other purposes, with MASI Mes sturges or Dwelling-Houses, sontigimus thereto, for Agents and Nroe kmen, forming together or separateiy one or more E s tabs, lishments for Foun ders or other Manufactories. COMMODIOthi ROOMY DWELLING-HOUSE, Sou►h Side of PALL-MALI., overlookin4 Carlion-1-10 , ise Gar dens, adapted for a Family, Banking-House, or Public Insti tution, By Mr. ROBINS, • __ E.IB7:INDIA HOME, Marc.: .24. 1814. , THE COURT of DIRECIORS of the UNTIED CJMpAA'rof M ERGFIANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gave malice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their House in Leadenkall street, nu Thursday, the 7th Arril next, from Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon until Six in the Evening, to Ballot en the following Question, via. " That Lord Hussars . WINDSOR STIIAIT, Lite of the Bengal " Civil Establighntent s be permuted to return with his rank to . 16 ka t :* In order to determine, by suet Ballot, whether three parts in four of the Proprietors present at such General Court, eotesent that the said Lord 1-li-rhert Windsor Stuart he permtqed hi re turn with his rank to India. JAMES COBB, Secretary. Thh day was published, • In two volumes, i 2mo. price 12s. in boards, T HE ATTORNEY'S AND SOLICITOR'S Foamciiam sod CONVRYANCAR'S ASSiSTAN f - containing a Collection of the mot comeow and 4110MOTED PIIIEFEDIINTS, With PRACTICAL REMA RS S.-• The whole forming a very useful Ft ITOM E of CONT'ET A NCING. By the late FREDERICK CON ING ESSE JONNS, of Gray's Inn. The THIgD EDITION With many material CORREC I lON and *tan !lomat modern PR tCED ENTS. By ANTHONY 111GliNIORE, Esq. LOndon : Printed for 1. Butterworth and Son ; W. Clarke and Sons; R. Pheney; W. Reed and J. Hunter; and S. Brooke; and I. Cbki, Ormond-quq, Dublin. BATTLE OF HANAW. to few days wfl be published, A NARRATIVE of the BATTLE of HA IM. NAW, and other events connected with the Retreat of the French Army from Leipzig to the Rhine. By an EYE-WITNF.SS. Intended to form a continuation of the Narrative of the Bs ttles st Leipzig. ' Printed for Limes Cawthorn, Coclopur-street. Where may be had, just published, ANECDOTES, hitherto unpublished, of the Private Life of Perna ma GlaAr, on the authority of Atons. , Steill.ng. a Mem ber of the Council of S ate to the Empress Catharine, and trans )..ted from die French of the CoUnt D'Escherny, Chamberlain to t he King of Wirtemberg. Price ss. boards. IMPROVED CUI;111RE OF THE STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY.* &c." This dill was published, demy !Ivo. price 73. boards, Royal lOs. 6d. the 2d Edition, of ATRENTIS,E on the improved CULTURE of the STR AWBERRY, RASPBERRY, and GOOSE BERRY, designed to introduce a rational method of Cultivation,' by , which abundant crops of .uperior fruit may be uniformly ob tained In all seasons, and preserved beyoiid the usual time of ma turity. By IHOMAi HAYNES. Author of an Improved System of Nursery, Gardening,' &c: &c. London: Printed for B. am; R. Crosby and Co. Statiouers% court, Ludgate-street ; and soki by all Booksellers. Also, just pullished, the ISO Edition, stereotyped, price 2s. sewed,, 2s. 6d. bound, The Gardener's Pocket Journal,or Daily Aserant in the Mo dern Practice of English Gardening, in a concise monthly display of all the General Works throughout the Year : to which ale added, the Monthly Works of the Nursery, and a Description of the vari els Implements. By Julia Abercromb i e, Author of Lvery Man hts own Gardener. Abercrombie's l'reatise on the Garden Moshro.rn, price, Sc. ricirsun's Grammar of the Principles of Agriculture, Illustrated by eleven curious and in,eresting Plater, ss. hound. Elkingtores System of Draining aids (tor the discovery of which £lOOO was bestowed by Parliament), with many Hates, Syn. boards, 11s. A i'reati•e on the Culture of the Pine Apple, second Edition. /ly W. Gtiffin, Gardener to 1. M. Suwon, Kelliam, Noir', Mts 6d.. _ _ Pott's British Farrnerii Complete Agricultural Dictionary, with many hro. £ t, I :Is. Cd. COAL. TAIL BROWN AND CHEAP PAIN fS. THF. Cnal Tar Blown is of two kind. 4, viz. Com mon Tar Ili-own I Ys. per cwt. and refined Tar Brown 22.. ler cwt. they art, both applical:e to the coverinj rot.sh Fencing, Poren:s 711 e s, Wta.her Boarding, Sluice Gate., Wood under I:tn.ind and Watei , part •Ntlariy the refined Tar, which is a very atue.ble preparation of Co l'Far, it b‘irg perfectly insoluble in .Vater; the worm writ nut penetrate where it to used; it is ales of a good colour, dries v , ry hard, and is easdy applied, requiring bnly to be heated, and bid on-with a common tar hi nsh. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and may be ap- Vied with advantage to all purposes of Useful Painting,hoth acacia and mitside, wl ere 4 handsome appearanie, dur. b utty, and eco nomy are coti.idtra. ions; het- for Park Paint's. Stucco and Pias ter Fronts, Iron and Wood Pail. g, and Our-Moldings of every dram ipt!on, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the efL;cts of tie Weather 11 an astot.ishing u. gree, are a cure it the worm and dry rot, and will stand in hot cl.mates; tht y ate of the nal /owing colours and prices, via. Invisible Green stis. per cwt. Dark Green Olivet Green 1 124.—hue deep Greta Is. tsd. to ia. per lb.— blAte. Lead, and &one Colours Mi.. per cwt. Chocolate sfs. Red or Brown 4ls White Pam ith;.--Ptrpared Oil to thin them for use, is. per • gallon. Sold at Mt Erttigh Paint Manufactory N 0..?, Queen-urea, GROSVENOR PLACE. CAPITAL. MANSION, with excell4 ,, at attached :rid deta&ed OFFICES, COACH-HOUSES, S &c. Stc. in corn • pkte Repair, and fit for immediate Pozs..siion. TO Bk: SOLI) BY PRIVA ; E CONTRACT, Ey Mr. RO DI NS, AN elegant well-planned FAMILY MANSION, substantially boilt, and adapted for the accommodation of a Nobleman or tkentleman's Family. • The House is 43 feet in front, consists of a handsome Entrance Hail, Vestibule or Inner Hall, aid a spacious elegant Stone Stair case; a Dining Parlour, :Al feet by.lb ; Back Parlour, 2 I feet by 19; Library, and Passage to the Leads, whirs :or. large and airy. On the Drawing Room Floor, a neat Anti rootn, and three handsome Drawing Rooms, en roo;e. On the Upper ilonts,. four principal lied Chambers, and five excellent hournseover a very excellent secondary Stone Stab ca.e, from the bast:merit to the Upper Floor. The Offices cont.ist of liousekeeper's Room, Butler's and FOOMI3II'II Pan'ry, Servants' Hall, Wine Cellars, large detached Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Larders, Wash [loose, Laundry,. excellent Cellars for Coals, Beer, &c. with every r.-- (visite Convenience for a large E4ab!ishrnent: a six Stall Stable, with a Tank; double Coach House, with Loft and Roonia To be viewed by Tickets, wincti, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robin, War‘N ick str..et, Ghlden-square. SALES BY AUCTION. FREE OF AUC HON DU f l if. MERCANTILE SI lITATIONS, ilfcc. in the Town and Port of IPSWICH, SUPFOI.::..—By KINL;, At the Bear and Crown Inn, Ipswich, on Tues•lay, the sth of April, 1314, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, (By Order of the Assignees in a Commission of Bankruptcy against Alert's. Cooic and Sft ErrA ID), T HE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES AND ESTATES, in Lots,.viz. Lot 1. One Half Share in the Good Sloop OROONORD, of Ipswich, which carries 350 quarfers of corn. Lot 2. Three E ghtlt Shares of the good Brig ENDEAVOUR, of Ipswich; her barthen about 700 quartets of corn. Lot 3. One Quarter Share of tit: , good Sloop INDUSTRY, of Ipswich; burthen 530 quarters 01 corn. 'lle above vessels are all in vs ry substantial repair, particularly well found in stores, and of easy draught of water. Lot 4. A Dwulling House. Malting Office, '24 coomb steep ; a Stable, and Piggery, situate in Walton, :Ailfolk, In the occupation of J. Frost, tenant at-will. 'I his lot is copyhold, land tax redeemed, and subject to an an nual quit-rent of 9d. Lot r. A Coal-bonse for 190 chaidron', with a chamber over same ; and a Stahl.: also with a chamber over, contiguoas to the water-site. and with a gocki wharf, ca led the Neptune Yard Premises, late in the occupation of the sa d Bankrupts. Annual laud -tax, Is. Lot 6. A very excell-nt Dwelling House, late the residence of Mr. Daniel z , hepparci ; a ma-t substantial new hailt Malting ohice, 40 epoinhs steep, with two lar !,e Corn chambers ovt r the same; a Coal-ar,l, and Cinder-oven. The house and ntalting are %sell supplied with water. Annual land-tax Xi. 41. Lot 7. An excellent Dwelling I ouse f late the reside nce of Mr. Jolla Cuok ; ameher convenient Dweliing House, in the oc- , cupat:un of Mr.. tiutten, and a Cottage on the premises; a sub stantial Malting-office, 22 coombs steep ; two Coal-houses, one entirslyAlie other partly new-built, to contain 450 ; swot Corn Chainbers to carry 30u0 quarters of corn; and a wharf 52 feet in length, lately Ott into good repair as consider able expense. The premhes admeastare 64 feet in .front of the street, including the gateway, and 200 len in depth. Annual land.rax The last tissue lots are fretholl, are all situate in St. Clement's, Ipswich, and in a eapitai.state of repair. Immediate possession may be had. Seyarately, they are calculated for respectable mer cantile concerns; and conjointly, they form one of the Urn situa tions for the corn, malt, and coal trade in the- oounty. Patted Particulars and Condition. of Sale may be hai at the Auction Mart, Loudon; and of tie Auctioneer, at the County Press, Ipswich. For further particulars apply to Mr. Wm. iimart, merchant, or Mr. tiarbur, salt manufacturer, the said Anlignees ; or to Messrs. Of Ipswich. _ _ _ Alk At Garraway's Co ff ee-House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thurs day, 21st April, at Twelve o'Clock, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a canimodious roomy DWELLING-HOUSE, situate NO. Oti, on use south Side of PaII-Malt, overlooking Carlton-House Garden: in the occupation of the G,ls Light and Coke Company; containing, on the Ciller Floor, a capital Bed chamber in front, roomy Landing, three Bed-chambers, &c.— On the Second Floor, two excellent Bedchambers, with Closets, &c.; Dressing-room, Water-dose, and a delightful Sitting or Bed room. On the First Hour, a Drawing•room, with window to the boor, opening to a balcony the whole length of the front ; spacious Landing, Bt..'cham4r, Dressing-room, Water Closet, and a Bedchamber beyond, ov.rloaking the Gardens of Carlton- Hotiee. Ground Floor, Entrance-hall, Vestibule or Inner Hall, capital Stone Staircase to the upper Boor; a Dining Parlour with stu:coed walls, I.inrary, Sitting-room, Strung raom, &c. Base ment, a Secondary Staircase to the Attica, Housekeeper ' s-ruoni, Servants%hall, Larder, Water-closet, Knife-hole, and detached Kitchen. Cellars for Wine, Beer, &c. are in front, with Vaults; Yard at the back. — . E. be viewed, by Tickets. Particulars may lie had un the :'remises; at the Subscription- Hou:es. fit. James'i-itrttet, ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rob;n4. Watwirk.s t, 1.k.t1..11 . .11G1.1) F.. 3 FATES. TIOUSEi IN DIF.I49.IAIII.DINC,S, Ht)I.IIORN, BLEWEV-3L:I - I.I)INGs, FFITER.LANi 7 ., AND CAs'l LE- S I Is f. F. r, OXi•ORD S 1 - REL r. By Mr. ROBIN:., At C.:arra:ray 's 'Chanr-alley, Cornhill, on Thor:. day, the ttla Apt il, at 12 o'Chick (by order of the Executors of the late G Kok t;t: Gutxr t - ros, Esq. deceased) in Three 1.0 r,, THE VERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD MATES. La! 1. Comprising Five suL,tantial Genteel BRICK DWEL LING-110USF:S, No. 7, $, 9, 10, and 11, three &ode? , high, with Yards; tlard-ns, &c. ri!ua•e on the East•side of Dyers liuiltUngi, Holborn, io pc%•ee=ion and on lease to Mr. Wea'e, t3app( r, Lied. Mr. Down, Mr. Browne, &c producing a w,•t Rent of per Annum, One Pundred and 'l'w•et.ty-seven Pounds. Tne . above are held under the Oren Company. Lot ‘.P.. Eleven subsrantial BRICK DWELL' Nt..;-110UiES, three Stories li.gh, Yards, &c. in good repair, situate in Fetter lane, a.•l in Blewttes-buillngs adjoining, in possession of Mr. Houghton Mr. Hentsch, Mr. Stone, Wiggins. Wagner, and other pars, on Houghton, the remainder Tenants at Will ; producing a nett Pent of per Annum N 340. Lot 3. An Eligible DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on the South side of Castle-greet, Oxford•tereet, two Stories high, in possession of Mr. Scharff-Taylor, Tenant at Will. '1 he Houses may be viewed, by leave of the Tenatrs, ten days preceding the Sale ; Particulars of Messrs. King and Luken, Solicitors, Bedford row ; at Garraway's; at the Furnival's Inn Coffee-House, oFposite Fetter-Tane, Holborn ; and of Mr. Ro bins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. FREEHOLD AN LEASEHOLD ES TA I Es, (Hell: under the Crown, ac.) IN PICCADILLY, JERMYN-sTREb DUKE STIk tET, ST. JAMES'S, SWALLOW-STREE I', VINE-S MEET, CHANbOS-STREE P.—By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's CoCe•house, 'Chanze. • alley, OW:thill, 06 Theirs day, the 41st April, 1814, at I welve o'Clock. is Lots , By (Wee of the Executors of intim Ult Ex:nay, Esq. deceased, A. SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD DWELL ING HOUSE, three Stories high. two Rooms on a Floor, with Yard, &c. situate No. 11, on the East Side of Duke-street, St. James's, in possession of Mr. SOANE. A spacious, roomy, and substantial BRICK-DWELLING HOUSE, on the same side of the street, on Lease to Mr. JAMES Barr N ELL, held under the Crown. TFH substantial, roomy, genteel BRICK DWELLING - HOUSEi, wilt large open Yards, and Batik Buildings, situate on the West Side of Duke-street, held tinder the Clown, Nos. itu, 29, and V), on Lease to Mr. CALXION, Mr. GAT ;Jett, and Mr. Lewis. A capital roomy DWELLING-HOUSE and BAKER', SHOP In front, with open Yard, Bakehouse, and Buildings, on Lease to Mr. Jo II N stem, situate in the preferable part of Piccadilly, op posite Burlington House, he'd under the Crown. A substantial DWELLING-HOUSE, with Yards Work shops, Cellars, ace. situate in Piccadilly, near the ab ove, held under the Crown, in po•session of Mr. Sciana, Bricklayer. A substantial, spacious, and well accustomed GENTEEL PUBLIC-HOUsB, the HORSE-SiioE, or UNION; let so Messrs. F.LLtoCT and Co idvaniageouey situate at the corner of Jermyn-areet and linty-street, now in full trade, head under the Crown. A FREEHOLD HOUSE, three stories high, situate In.Vine street, Chandos-street, Strand, on Lease to Mr. Ma sitar. TWO LEASEHOLD HOUSES, held under the Crown, three stories high, two rooms on a Boot, witty Yards, large Cellars, &c. situate on the West Side of Swalismestreet, near Piccadilly, on Lease to Mr. Flit!), Bricklayer, and . Mr. HAW.. These Houses are very valuable property. The prindpai part of the Clown Leases have latel/ beep renewed, and are very eli gibly situate, producing a net retard of upwards of Six Hundred and Sixteen Pounds per Annum, sad which in a short time may be considerably increased. May be viewed, by leave of the Tenants. Particulars of Mr. Clarke, Solieltor,Vadler's-hall, Cbeapside; at Garraway's; at the Horse Shoes or Union, lermyn-street ; and of Mr. Robins, lA'arvrisi-,twat, OoldnwsquEre. 'I hese Premises we severally situated upon the Sankey Canal, which falls into the River Mersey, near Warrington, affording an easy water conveyance to the great trading towns of- How. pool, Manchester, Northwich, /cc. and forming direct com munication by th e Grand Junction Canal, with the Inland calms ties. With the Ravenhead Property will be Sold, about Fifteen Acres of LAND, sta•ute measure Freehold of Inheritance s under a part of which is a very %a measure, MINE of COAL, ade joining the said Canal, and Lathe moist of other Coal Mines no* working to a great extent. And on the folleng Days until the whole shall be disposed or Will ba SOLD by AUC I . IIN, on thebefore-tneationed Pre ntis .s, in a variety of Lots suitable to different put chasers, About 400 TONS of Ca-t and Wrought IRON, crinsistiug at Flo ring Plates and Rail!, Furnace Studds, Bare, Rods, &e Also, upwards of 600 Pons of FIRE BRICK, of a superior qua lity and sarious dimensions; Mlapt.d to the csnstruction or F crs naces, o, a very vaittable FIRE ENGINE, of 14 Horse pow.ii, in good order, and tarious Utensils, Toots, rimber, Pipes, Bricks, and other articles, as will be detailed in Vti:ed Catalogues previous to the sale. For further Particulars in the mean time, apply to Mr. Was. Jones, at St. Helen's, uear Prescot, Agent to the Paris Mine Company ; Mr. Thomas Leigh, Solicitor, Poultry, London ; or to Mr. John Green, the Auctioneer; or Messrs. Rowsun and Son, Solicitors, in Prescet. FREEHOLD ESTATES, acc. AT GOSRERTON, LINCOLNSHIRE; AND AT S I'. MAR FIN'S S BARO N , IN THE COUNT FY OF NORTHAM! lON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION I - - fn Lot's, early in the Monili of June, 1814, on the Premises of Mrs. Burns, at St. Martin's StArevoril-Baron, (unless an ells glble ten(ler for the whale 611otsid be made prior to the teas of April), H EI,NIE, that well-known vahlable GRAZING , FARM, Freehold, situated at Gosberton aforesaid, a yl•-a.ant open !age, and fine Air, distant Ten Miles from Boston, and-Six from Spat•ling ; adjoins the London Turnpike Road, and consists of •I'hirty-three Fields of exceedingly rickeld Inclosed Pasture Land, containing upwards of Two Hundred .and Twenty Acres; and so contiguous, that' the whole thereof may be looked over in a very short time, with Farm•Kouse Stable, Cottage, Exc.; afro One Field of new Indosure, about Fifteen Acres. Also, at the same time, wig he Sold by Auction, (unless pre• viously disposed of by Private Contract). the following FREE HOLD ES IA I'ES, situate az St. Martin's Stamford Barua alereiald: Lot I. A Capiral Messitage or Dwelling House, w!th large Yard, stall Statile, and Granary over ir, Coach-house, I-I.ly Barn, Brewhouse, Laundry, and other convenient Offices; large Garden enconvassed by lorry walls, and planted with the choicest Fruit Tree*; and two conurydluus Pews in the Pariah Church of St. Martin's. N.B. These Premises are let on lease to William Westmont. land, Esq. four years of which are unespired. Tenements, auljiii..ino the allure Premises, in the seep.. teitures of Samuel Ashwoi e ,d, Thomas Spencer, and Thomas Dorman. Lot 2. A Tenement, In Water-street. in the tenure of Jobs Pearson ; and a Piece of Ground adjuttung the same, in tlaß tenure of g. and J. Schules. Lot S. In Woothorp, a Paddock of Pasture Land, containlng two Acres, two Roods, s?ven Perches (more or his), lee on lease to the aforesaid William Westmoreland, Esq. four years est which remain unexpired. All the above have extensive Right of Common In Beroutk Fen, and likely to &rive considerable Beau& from the present Inclosure. On the above Premises, at the same Time, A'.! the Neat and Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNI PURE and other EFFEC of MRS. BURNS, leaving her Residence.— Comprising lunchtime Fourpost Bedsteads, with Crimson, Silk, Dantaik, and White Dimity Fuenitere; prime seasoned Goose feather Beds, Bolsters, Mattresses, and excellent Bedding; ca pital fine-toned Piano Forte by Broadwood, wi.b additional Keys and Pedal; large Carpets; Pier, Chimney, and Swing Glasses: Fancy and Mahogany, Hall, and other Chairs • Sideboard; See cretary ; Chests 01 Drawers ; Dining, Pembroke. and Card Tn. bits; complete Dinner Service of Wedgwood; White and Odd Chive Tea ditto ; very good Kitchen Requisites; several Lots et Books, &c. fct. Also, soma GENUINE WINES; consletlni of Port, serest years in bottle; Madeira, that has been round by the lodise s Buceliss; Vidonla ; a Cask of very fine Currant Wine, &c. For further Particulars apply to Mr. li. Jackson, or Mr. 'f. , Jackson, Attorney at Law, Stamford, Lincolnshire, obsess of Beide may be seen. AU the Taunts as ander Novice to spit. . {v I unt o sod which in a short time may u - ce .. llas ; la . ; a C - i - t.it - Ut very - fin - . COr - ran - For further Particulars apply to Mr. 11. Jackson, or Mr. T. ti. the Tenants. , Jackson, Attorney at Law, Stamford, Liocoloshire, whores M Solicitor,Vadoes.hall, Ckearlue ; of s e w * may b e seem • Shoes or Union, lartnyn-.crest ; NA All the Timmins aft ander Norio* to imams, Oolditt-winare• DIRECTION OF THE BOARD OF THE SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. day was published, handsomely printed is octavo, in one very large Volume price i N ABSTRACT of the ANNUAL REPORTS and CORRESPONDENCE of the SOCIE ry for PRO . LING CHRIST lAN KNOWLEDGE, from the Corn ', e 'cement of its Connexion with the East India Missions, A.D. J7(:)9, to the present Day; together with the Charges delivered to the Mis,innarres, at different Periods, on their Departure for their several Miss ens. Printed fur F. C. and J. Rivington, Booksellers to the Society, No. 62, St Paul's Churchiard. N B This work will be placed on the List of Books dispersed by the Society, and niay be had by the Member.; on application to the Secretary. TR ANS PORT-BFPIC E, March 8, 1814. THE CO 111 Arisszo NE KS for *CO7I7i)UCTING lIIS M.f ESTT'S TRANSPORT SERVICE , for,ta Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Cart and Custody of PRISO2VERS of WAR, d)hereb! ! eve Nolte, lhat they will be ready at this Office, on Tues4sy, the 19. th of April, 1814, to receive scaled Tenders, and treat with such Per sons as may be willing to contract for Erecting TANKS for RAIN WATER, at the Royal Naval lio=pital at HASI.AR. • No Tender will be re:4 ved after On: o'C!ocb on tie Dsy *tor any nosiced unle,s the Party, or on .4cent for him, personally attend. Each Tend..r must be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Pe riorr, engsginz to be.-cme hound with the Per:on tendering, in the Sum of .£504), tor the dad. Performance of the Contract. Farther Partieelars may be known ky. applying at this Office, and at Naslar Hospital. TRAMPORT Üblll:.E, Marc 9. 1., 4. THE COMMISSIONERS for COND UC/ /NG HIS MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for train; Care of SICK and WOU.A . PIF.D S 4AIIIF. tti, and . for the C u re ant Custody of PRISONERS of WA.R, do hereby gi v e Notice, That they will be ready at this Oilice, on Tuesday the 26th of April, 1814, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as niay he willing to contract for Victua!ling Prisoners of War in Health at MILL PRISON, and on board the Prison s'hips at PLYMOUTH, for Six Months certain, front the 4th July, 1814. Ni Tender Torii be received after one o'cleek on the day ef treaty, nor Amy noticed unless the party, or a campetent agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender mast be accompanied by a letter from two respectabk Persons, engaging to become band Toith the Person tendering, in the Sum of 2t";00, fee the due perfcrnrance of the C,atract. Further particu!.zrs• may be known, by applying at this Ofitet er to Captain Pellovue, at the said Depot.