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7 7-7777•=4011•11.11I .Wfr.l - 7 • _a 'r PPri . . s-. .:,. • ."_L. f. - . . -. • 4 1 " P• 4 f L 4' • , - . r i ....y V - . , t 1 1 :4. 1., . % •;,' .. . , 1 1 ,1 - • -. : VI-OP `-, • "I t ) , , _ )::-•<.. ' I ~ . ~,. ~ • :-....... ....._ .. . .. .... . . . . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER .23, 1§14.. IltElt 8598. PRJCWIIXPAN.CE,-HAl:FilNiff• THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE, TO -MORROW EVENING. SEPT. 24 . an OCCASIONAL ADDRESS will be spoken by Mrs. Edwin; tiLr which their TH Majes E ties HYPOCßl T ' Servants will perform the Comedy of Docior Cantwell, bin, DOW l'ON: Colon,' Lambert, Mr. WRENCH; D.:ml;:y, Mr. HOLLAND; Maw-worm, Mr. OXBERRY. Old Lady Lambert, Mrs. SPARKS; Young lady Lambert, Mrs. URGER; Charlotte ' Mrs. EDWIN. To which will be a dded, the Come Opera of THE TURNPIKE GATE. Henry Bli•nt, Mr. PYNE ; Crack, Mr MUNDEN; Robert Maytborn, Mr. KNIGII r; Joe Stardfast, Mr. BANNISTER. Peggy, blis4 KELLY; Mary, Miss POOLE. Doers to be opened at half-past Five o'Clock, the Performance to begin at half-past Six precisely. ,itozes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box-Office, Little Russel-street, front Ten till Four, and of whom may be had a Private Box (N'ghtly). Boxes. 7a •-•-:Second Price, Ss. RI Pit, Ss. ed.—Second Ps Ice, gr. Lower Call-ry, ....s.—Second Price, Is. Upper Gallery, Is. • On Tuesday John Bull; with The prize. 'I HEATIM - ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be acted Ahst tieltionr-OperaoS ARTAXERXES. Astenterses, Mr. ROVEDINO, km. (Bents his lest appearance on this .-tage); Artabaftes, Mr.INCLBDON ; Arbaces, Mr. SINCLAIR. Mandane, Miss S I'EPHENb. After which, the Burlesque Tragic Opera of BOMASTES FURIOSO. Gmeral Bombastes ' Mr. LIS FON, Who will introduce the Air Hope told a flattering tale." Distaffina, Mrs. LIS 1V N. To which will be :Weer', the Melo-drama of THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Titi Overt ore'aud Music eutirely sew, composed, by 'Mr. Bomar. GrindolF(the Miller), Mr. FARLEY ; Count fresittick Friberg, Mr. HAMEWION; • • Karl (his Servant), Mr. LIS ION; Lothaire, Mr. ABbOTT; Reinter (an old Cottager), Mr. CHAP.MA.I4; Z:sigra, Mr, SLAiiEtt ; Cobuig,. Mr. •I'ILEBY. Claudine, Miss S. 800 Laurett, Miss CAREW; • • Ravine, Mrs. EGER lON. Places felt' the Bores to be tak.n of Mr. Brandon, at this Box Hart•atract, front Ten till Four. I be Doors will be opened at half-past Five o'Clock, and the Play begin at l'ailflitssst.Sig. Boxes, 7s ; Second Price, Is. (Id.--Bit, Ss. 6d; Second Price, 21.--Gallery, 20.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, tid. . On Monday.. Aleiander, the Great; after which will be rro ticed a rew. Comic Ballet, called 01,ctor Sangrado ; to which b. added, Richard Como de,i.ion. A .ew Melo-Drama rounded on an Historical fact, called rue Dog of IViontargiei • • or, The Fot est of Bundy: , has ben in preparation. dwiog t he summer, and will be produced on Use rite - day Oral. . . . PARIS, FROM MON MARA RE. - . 1 4k . VIEW of PARIS and surrounding Country is now exhibiting in 11.1RKER'S RANORAMA, Strand Deaf Sarni-street, takva front Motitotartre last Maj . , when ilea. City was in possession of the Allies.--Also the BATTLE Of CORUNNA, nyder t4r John Moore and ht.rslial Sank. MIDWIFgRY. . • • • I:ECTURF.S, WITH. WEEKLY EXAMINAIONS. CLOlJOH,..Physitiirt 'AiionCheur to the St. .Mary.la.honne Ceacrat Dlspen , ary, and Endeavour So eiety, ctinvnencei his AUTUMNA-t. COURSE of LECTURES o,i the above. SCIENCE, Stc.._on . Monday MuTing, the sd of Uctohar, at hatipate Ten; a:i J hie Evening.Coursg, at Seven. Panictilarstlown . as above, and of be Medical Bookstllers.. 11•41 , e Pupils may b. acconttinattd; and the sante extenstve rpportunitley of attencbn:tap.es tor practieal haprovement, tcitl affure.-.1 the:AArita as usual: kirsateAl.-HOUSE PUPILS. A PHYSICIAN to a•Hospital, who has seen mod) Ho•pital and nOser Practice. uctder•akes tbs. ertion of tke I'r vat PROFESSIONAL St UM W' of a sleet numbs' of MEDIC tL-1101.1SE PUPI4.S. his opportunity' a-serve; tt.o eott•t:lerstioa of *ugh Parente as are (Litmus of goalifyinp Ikons tor tsivng a trading rank to the Pi-caftan:in. Ine ferny are it spevable but n. t •extt avagant. Ilse situation is aim's* cop Teuirat tS4tat.ce nt the c••tstral and west-ena °fine Town School.. Fur furrier P.trticalars apply (if by ' 4, er, post-plid) to Mr trularstrood, Me.itcal 13nokuller, Flcet-sireet. 10 THE CLERGY. ACLEMYMAN. tan Orders, who can pro uucr giost repectable ter ro 'hes to meet with an eligible CUP ACY, in a populous nrigietact,ri,nut:, v. here a Scllael might it- established with a prospect in .!..•ress. 01 otsj-er would Ire canna if he could ineet with (~.ntlt•inan vrFo wihied to be released irton tke f.higues of a .tchonl, and selling to ainrit Ittm fur a thne as an A:tin; Partner, and the:. Anal y relittquisk *he Erablislinie . :t. rarticuar• may he known by applying to Mr. Caw, No. as, Voltret•ter- ttrrer , Queen's•square ; and all Imamate A. ll..pust 'will be answered. • 14 4 WERT 1'1C1(el* A PRIZE itt the . New Lot urf stt only 6,000 Tickets, the,wir..te of which wid lir drawn be lby, the t Sch October all Purchasers must, there • r re, brainy tub's the Capitate, ray, A Return of part et the Puns chier-rit ,neb., as thtivare nut any Blanks in the Lottery. The Scheme toittains Prizes of Xin,oco, .22,et &e. Sitt. ']'he Ticket No. 12,343, , A Prize of 4• 4 20,0(x),. in the Lottery joit finished, Vise I.ltared and sold- to One Half, Otto Quarter, One Eighth, and. Tv* Sim:clunk Shares, br . EY lON, St oe.-Baote ca , 2, Cont?;ill and is, , Coverdry-etrixt, at which, truly fostur re U maces the S:tarts are now on Sate . fbr the above novel ind. ingenious Liwtrry.—Tbe H.-bidets of the Outstanding S:itres of - thy .f .20000 Prize, we respectfully 're4uestrel to bria6 !hem lot Payturair, Pori THE TElali AND- GVNIS. - RUTLER's et. lebrated V EC; ETA I3LE TOOTH pownEtk . 4, vela: cortfuletice, recommended to the Use of the Public,-a. the mo.t siliaciaus Preparation fur Pty./rotes the Teeth to a t.tund state, even to old age, ant! producing a y :rly.awes, wttliout impairing the Enamel. It imparts a firm. ss :t:d beatitilnl rt•ahlt.ts to the Gums, it, the ilrea.lt tlie most !......ectaL le Sweet r is : anti it used con-tangly ct sr.!, will pre •ledt the Tootli-aile,sfuh m Boil., and Steepest Face, by removing its cane..-the Scurvy in the Gums. Price 26 9d. the b:.x. L'..l LEtt's.;ittptnoe vjg tylvic W nag , lorral its ektilins fragurty, has rtxeived the Approbation of that Royal High s:eases t Le Princess and, kliagitSS Chillatte a Wales, and of many "Aide. of the tirg Llistinction. Press. iu half-pint bottles. Sold vitholesa:e ,said .retail by the Proprietor, R. Butler, 4, corner of St. Paul's Chorels-yarsi t tAndon • and retail e!..w, Spmge, relent and Shatp,Partsereith ; Nall , Harding, at:tl )(Avow, Gosport ; Mluutt, Weston, .Mlllory, Hope, and lottei.Purt,ea; EVIP/ man,Exerer 0, .Cougviorthy, Glenville • On- LT!. and H.talan.t, Plynviutli ; gnu; VVaterfard and Dublin; ,:net A.4 4 lteitalti, ulasgow ; A utth, ltfandertton,Seat,and st Edinhurgh ; Crutwel', Path • 14066 and Peck, ;a. late, Frighten ; Rulnr Veldt*, and Kitt, Cheltenham ; Clieg•: PO'l aml P.tivards and Penny; 1.1verpool; Sta;na 'and • Itch, :tlitnittletef i hewer N •rvdett ; Knott Sod Lloyd, Bit- Gregory, Bodeen ; and of nowt respeetable Medidtte 'ter dila Ili die Kingdom, ill Vrt TRANSPORT OFFICE,' Stpinskrll4 1814. TO MASTER. BUILDERS. ANY MASTER BUILDER who may be desirous of Contracting for the Rebuilding and completely finishing the TRAWPOKT OFFICE, intended to be erected on the site of the old Office, in .Dorset.sqtrare, Westminster, may inspect the Designs and Particulars of Wotks, by application to the Secretary, at the Office, No. 44, in Parliament-street, any day, (Sunday excepted) between the hours of Ten in the Morning and Four In the Afternoon, and at which Office such said Builders are desired to deliver their respective Tenders, sealed up, on or before the e9th day of SEPTEMBER instant. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Septessierr 12, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTT's ORDNANCE, de hcreh ghte Netke, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, co or before MONDAY, the 10th - day of October next, from suth Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of certain Articles of IRONMONGERY, for gervice of this Department for a period of three years, determinable after the expiration of one year, upon notice of 3 motitlAs,at the option of ei her party. Patterns of the Articles may he viewed, upon application, at ' the Princival Storekeeper's Office in the lower ; end Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any dey between the hours of Irn and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered scaled up and endorsed" Proposals for ironmongery Articles;" hut no Propp 4al can.-be admitted after the said loth day of October. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender by no ticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf Cull attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF OR ts N ht. E, September IS, 4194. FIIHE -PRINCIPiIL OFFICERS of HIS M.A. _ JEST?", ORDNANC.R, I. h,rJ give Notice, 'That Proposals will be recei►ed at their Unice in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the sth day ot October next, Irons suck Persons as may be willing to undertake the Performanse of the PLASTERER'S WORK at the Tower, Wermainst.a, G een • wick, 'Woolwich, Leninism, Puttee, Gravesend, and Tilbary, for Service of this Department, fors period ot three years, de. ierniinable after the expiration ot the first year, upon notice ot three mouths, at the option of either party. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrast, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between nee hours of ten and font o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed np and endorsed "Proposals for Plasterer's Work ;" but no Proposai can be admitted after the said sth of Odtobcr, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will qty Tinder he notcvd unless ,he party Milking it, or an agent in his bell elf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW. Martian.. THE LORDS AND COMMONS REPORTS ON T;giE • • CORN LAWS, ?is. This day wax published, price 103. 6d. in boards EPORT from the SELECT COMMITTEE JAO of the HOUSE of COMMONS, ()vile CORN LAWS of this KINGDJM, Mitir•res of Einar Pt cc, ArraNntx or Ac cousrs and !NOSS of NAMES, &C. Also, Werosur from the StLccr Cousin - re e of the Hoots of Louis, on the ColiN Laws, Mittuirts of 'Eclogue a, &c. &c. The Earl of I IDWICK, in the Chair. Printed for lamas Ridgway, opposite ilond-strcet, Piccadilly, and all other Booksellers. A ,I ONE Y advanced, from £3(X) v , WlOO,OOO, by BURROWS and Co. successors to RYDER and Cu. Rus sell Mews, I-lowland-street, Fitzroy-square, on Annuities, Bills. Istetes of Band, and all sorts of Stcuritics; they claim ►.s re re spec , ability and power than any (Utters in line, and cot make an instant advance to persons of 1w0.% it character. Attendance all day. riIHE Change of Aff.O, s on the Continent havint caused a great demand Cot IRI3I -11 I !NEN 5, oas consider tbly enhanced their prices. The 14elfa.t Company Inform .the Public that they have a large cock hanti, x icn they oiler a. -hr Old Pr ct-s, full itn per Cent.. lower 11101 a y other sista -I,:isioneut ; and respec.fally iav:te a candid Ctvlllyial i4(1:1 to prove tte truth of their ausertion. 'c single piece tat wholesale orsce, of wart...tired tainic, for dttrabilety. bi ached on the gra«. %below chentral acid No abateme..t made, and the money -returned if a Canis appears. Cash for Irish Notes 1 -Praire per goo eore•-ctly attended to by their Agents, iliooncHaierit,and °Wears, 50, Great Rms. • PNITNT. pOPAL: . *ANTI - ATTRITION COMPOST / 111. N, Lastest-1 of Talloir, (lb. or iirinse, to rite,' lit t ln Effects* Fricari in straw-Engines, Machinery, MII:s. Car rages, Coaches, Waggons, Carts, Pa. ins. rad of Co ; per for Buttoms, Tar, P.uceline, ard .ery ce fur Itigwn e t. or ser. vie.: for Cables to preserve zitrel ur Iron full. rust ; Wool or Wooden f:u Wings frsni the Dry-ROI ; and by the use oi eylicli the Public save in al casts rot 'es: than three hundred per cent., exclusive of saving wear and tear, time and labour. %%Ail, for 'he Patentees, at :50..40, Ckaring-Cros., tear tht• haliniralty, London ; and, bt i t their appoin , strut at moat Ship Chamfers, •Prtaiters, Booksellers, Librarter,• stationers, Drug. girt% Medicine Warehouses. Pei funt,rs, Irotimattgers, Coaeoruakere, lin , k-epers,.Coach and Waggoa-iitiices, OH and C'elour-shops, sa , ller-, and Aoi.heepers in the United Kingdom, In lota's, 'nice Zs. Cd. ; Ss. ed. ; Ws. bd.; One Guinea, sod Two Giiine.as each. The smallest size Boa contains a Qoartlty sufiicietit to Prime a Four Mi howl Carriage Four times, with which it will nuetip wards of Six 'thousand Wu, a,4 it will ausurcr sn tbo same proportion for all other kinds of work. QUACKAF.Y IS DE:\'l'll OF 'I tiOUSANDS. HEAL RESFUREt), After having been deceived and improperly treated by illiterate Pre:enders. AlEstSreSe." u S ia . C c k O r 2rPs roadEß a fi d e . I S oining ii ii o r w r i en o n d S H , l ts c r I h n a t p t , ei , eluting 30 years regular practice, can aver that thousands fall *- nos yearly to a Certain Compla•nt, °will; to improper treatmeio, which have caused Ulcerations, *lds Blotches on the Head, face, and Body, dimness in the sight, noise In the Lars, Deafness', mric: tires, obit Mate Gleets, Nudes on the Shin Bones. ulcerated sore Throat, nocturnal pains in tile Head and I. , nibs (frequently mut takrn and (Ain fa , ally irca ed ai Rltsumatisin); at last 'horsy entitles, with a general Dehihry, and decay of the• constitution, origlnatlng front a Drsiolful Disease lurking in the habit or the Improper use of Mercury. Messrs. Coee, , er 'and Co. have been regularly bred to the pro fession, (and r:.eir experience in the above disorders aro unpao at leled), pre Members of the Royal College of Furgeants, in Lon-, don and Vinhurgb; and it is gratifying to their fee ings to an nounce they have rescued very many of their feliow crea or.; (rain the above dreadful disorders (after utter., sod evsn kospi• (air had failed). . Messrs. Cooper and Co. are ennsultedshily from ten till seven (Sundays excepted) by either sex, confidentially ; or by letters,. post paid, when medicines and the but advice will be scut to antpart of the town or country. i • . 'the I'ILtS and HIS I ULAS cured without Burtrlng or, among. sod those who labour under the mum dtitteE•las of debility (from who rerr tam, whe'her j•sue de It dlSCrotakri, or of need no despair, but app`,) , teip'urgeon upper dild Co : Charlotte-street, Ilattftrate l gtriogg ii Ruyit* bore ClePit • • • • • CHOICE Ng? MLR MANOR, RESIDENCE, and LAND. To hr mAivosEn OP sin LE3SEfor Seven Years. AN'EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE, compikely Ftirrishest, with Offices of 2 1 descriptions, Fifty-six Acres of Land, and the exclusive right of Sporting over an adjoining Manor, in a ring fence, strictiy preserved, Vioo Acres, the property of the Lord ; situate Ip the heart of the very best Manors in Norfolk. An •adattional Manor of 800 Acres may be had. Gond Fishirp oo k the Es• e. Terms, .!tt of Mr. Sheet, Atent fur the Disposal, Purchase, and Acquisition of Landed Estates, Farms, Mansions, Manors, and Advowsons, Net. 41, SouthaMpton•row. * . SALES BY AUCTION. NOTICE OF SALE. LEASE EXPIRING OF THE PADDINGTON NURSERY, E DOE W AILS-110 AD. THE VALUABLE STOCK will be SOLD by 1 AUCTION, by Mr. COCHRAN. no Monday, the _Bth of Sept. 1814, and folloWlng Days, on the Premises, at Eleven, As the Lease is nearly . spired the whale must be Sold wiehout Reserve. And for the convenience of Purchasers time will he given for the removal of the Lou.—Consisting of very fine Train'd French Peaches of the best sorts ; with Nectarine , , Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, Pears, Plums and Apple., all hand stately trained; fine Standard and Dwarf Fruit trees of all setts; a good Collection of Shrubs and Forest Trees. Rnses and sundry Shrubs in pots; soling, Box Edging; Fruithicand Succes sion Pine Plants very heakhly and clean handsome (Image Tress,Green-house aad Coaservar •ry 11, - * To be viewed till the Sale by aplying to Mr. Frederick Fisher, on the Premises, where Cra.og....a may be had; at the Auction Mart, rear t h e hack ; Telessr: Gordon and Ca. Fen church-str. et ; Me-srs. M 3 and Sun, neet•strect ; and of the Auctioneer, No. 7. Duke -street, Geo.venor-sguar.• A FAVOURABLE OPP.):1'1 GNI I Y GEN ri.v.mrv, NURSERYMEN, and PLAN !ARS. Party in October, (of which further Notlce vri4 be given.) rHE rxts:nsive STOCK of lb.!. STOC KWELL NU RNE ; comprising 35,003 of very far and ;brims* *laniard and Dwarf Arpdrs, Pear*, Plums, Ulogrtea, Peaches, Nectariotes, and Apr'cA c, with a troantity of the same ncstly trained s-anlords and 1)ml- fs ; 1 4;) Ott;) AVI• lea', and oaocr nirw and curious Anogicin l'iont o al -t;1 aod !ozes„ w.tb St'ol, if the sam«, and of every new and curious Shrub; Sio.Ooo Ced.a... of ' rbaoon. Red Cedars, Evcrgre to Oaks. Chioa Aitu.r Vitaes, r 11)% its's, l'h tyreie's 4t4:r1:41...n I ft) ' 6 inches to Veer, a ttnatber of oloch Is rotted and fit for int mediate removal to any di.t.ince, '20,090 Clem tries of So; ts 18,060 Portugal aced common l morels of S sae, sO,O .n S r:br nt bast sorts var , nut ages a d sis.s, 170 000 draosid int. d Pear stooks,. Alders Oak' I - alian Poplars, &c. 200,0 0 Hornbeam, lalooontaiti .‘sh a;t; Elm of S orts, Turkey and Scarlet Oak, 509 0!Kto Trausplanted Larch, Scots, and Spruce Firs, very Rue Plants of different ages and sizes,_ 6,0 '0 Walnu - s of different heights, lO,oOtl Filb.rs an-1 Nuts o f S rts, 55,000 large Eimer. I'dr. es, soto,non Trannotaoted Quick front Ito 1 feet, liorohaanr and Privet fledges. ''..41,i1510 Y. rds ol fine Dux Edging, and sundry gou'i Nurs'ry Stock and Utensils. rr To he viwed till the S:la, by applying to Messrs. Mal colm and Sweet on tl. c Pr :nota.oo, S:ockwell Not sery, Surrey. N. B, Aay part:vests wanted or Couuniasions (poi pad) to Mr Cothran, Auctioneer, No. 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor square, I will be carefully attended. GOODWOOD PARK. By Messrs. Wlil FE and SDN, On the Premises (Duty-free) on MONDAY and Tnetbot next, the 2ritk and 27th A LI, the entire valuable LEVI.; and DEAD A3l. STOCK belo.::ing to his Grace RICHMOND on the GOODWOOD FARMS : ;midst:ins of all that Met: aced Flock of pure South-Down Sheep, of .437 very ;Mme Sow h.dhsvrie Ewes, 647 Wefhtri, 423 Stock Lanivw, 171 Rana of exteflesri shape and beauty; 18 clever active Car-horns, tour half heed ditto, a capital Cart Mare with Foal at foot, it capital fuld bred Saddle Mare, five-years gut by Optician out of Curshire, by Carlas; a very Landsome well Satitile or Clg Mare, sI off'; a very Promising one.ytatiirg Cart Viity; a ditto, half-bred; two Mules; two English Asses with Foal"; a Maltese Stallion, atal three ditto Asses; 21 most excellent ivillen Cows ; a part of which are of the true Sussex, and the remain ler of the Norman bred; tight fatting data; three line ycuog Bull's; -ix bruedirg ~ows In Pig, one 8011-, u 7 Pip, and is thriving S'iu'a. '1 he Dead Stock consists o!' three particularly wed-bolt Coach Waggons : seven I ittsbandry ditto with broad and narrow wheels, a li,,ht dit o, 12 one-hurts.: Dung-carts dive, three raved Carts i tu, a cain al Timber Carria.;a• with broad wheels, cud 'a Tim he. tiirr tor dimes, Iwo S•coite ito:1-,ri, each for lour horser, two two-horse ditto, five otie-horse ditto, nine drag and eighr small Harrows add Tackle, a clasp drag and ditto, a reuse-share Phits,;ll. .tot dicta, ,a Couch and le drag Rake. 4, s:x one-wheel Pluogiis ..ti 1 sebse, two wit-wheel ditto and ditto, a serge road d tto io:d ;lion ; a quail-ley of Via ties and Sheep cages, ditto of Sacks, Winnowing ana one Dri ling Machines; Water Cask on a arriage, a Couch ttaku, Is pa rut trace and .44 pad. of Unit Her n. .s, with blaidlolds, collars, auj baiter, codylete, sigh oz ileck cylik a. six pair dit , o ha: Hess, eipwr of plough data, two se:, of ninon ing tackle complete, Corn lhns Bushels, Scoops, -tea Seca. s, Sack Carts, and Iron Bars • an excel Lnr hut wits wire cytintler, a Fotatoe Mill , eight I.adtd-rs of various le:Aphs, Prangs, Forks, Sieves, • Rudders, -1.:ort•o, with numerous husbaudry implementa, carpcnters' and NIL, lel.. Sec. A:so a quantity ni Sweet' Turnip Seed and thrashed Oa a. A well built Socaine Car with cuihions, and a town built Gig and Harness • tSr D.ad 'Steck, and trie half of the Sheep, will he soli the first day—the Honer;, Cows, fleas:, and th.• risiiiatiolet of the SAet p, yr 1l follow ths second day ; and the sale to commence tads day ;tamely at Eleven o'Closk, at the East End of the Park, .itear Wa:erlseach. Idle Mock may be viewed four days previous to the Sale, from nine till oue in the morrung, by anlying to Mr. J. Andrews, Dour v:. C.:titbit:ties may be hal fearteen days previous to the !'ale, one shill.ng each, (money returned to Purchasers,) at the Ana • lion Mart, and Gamway's Coffee-house, London; Libraries, Brighton, Wu:thing, Bognor, and Tunbridge Wells; at all the principal Inns in the adjacent Market Towns; at the Inn at Watetbeach ; and of •Messts. White amd Son, at their Office, North-et tee t, Chi: hector. 111.114.5igi, ikitutisceary S . IR—I take the earliest oprorttmity acq:iaint, you that I have received rho Sao* wonderls.l benefit from the use of your DIXON'S ANTII3II.IOUS PILLS, which I car ried with me ro Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted them have experience:ldle sane salutary benefit; they de: dare them to beehe best Medicine ever used in that country, for !khans and other complaints. 'the following are names of seve ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost rebel from your Dixon's Antiblious Pills i—Ch4rles Taylor, Esq. la- . maica; Wil!iarn Slaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodriff, `tfpanish 'town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, datto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Esq. Item ; Mr. ‘k Riker, Port Mormat, ditto ; J. PeldirlqoCl, Esq. San River, diro ; Mr. Mullen', ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; 0. V. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, King-ton, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodruff, SpanisVl'snsn ; with !many other persons of the lio , c respeciabliity,--.10,- your meet ~ setllent Urreant, THO NI A HA R ROLF), of the ship Gauges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. honer 's, 4, Cheapilide, Owner of St. Paul s Cf-urch-Yard; by B' up and &lam, Portcmouth; Jenes, Weston, Allontr, and Mallory, ; Flail , Johnson, and Harding, Gosport; Coleman and Jac , .b, Sheerness; Peck And doss and Turner, Flail; Nuatstt . l, Cookworthy, Nettleton, asul Qtllu:est, Plymouth; Keen and Lloyd,. and Swinney and Co. , iiirwnshant ; ;&taines, Lynch, and Atkinson, Manchester: ruirmn ut, Exet ; Batter Glmgew ; Burgin and Baby, •iriat °I; Steven•on and Co. Norwich; Seinten.l.eicever p EliAuad‘ 4814 Pinny, andllinitige and L'vhbuty, Liverpool; Neal, and 1.4131 der, Wit , • White, Jwirnius ; Bums and Ruff, Choi tonhaln; repail by 'not Cosatry fidadigna Vanden, in bull** '4lOl oki;•igh REP:MT TifE cJRAt r . [Oontinied front the STAII of Fridny.ll EXTRACTS from he h i tirines`Of Evidence take; SWAIM Ittlf Jett Cotonii:!ce of t!.o Anton of CoMMOrld; Oti lUdt3ltd 1111111' tine co Lleo Cam laws. T. JAMIS DORTON, extmoirvi. . Yon reside in Essex, a:id occupy a cons;derable farm ? I do. ' You consider the last year's crop to be very abun dant? ( c ertainly. How much more than an average crop ? I think,. in our district, full a third more. Then, with a third-part more than an average crop, and the price of grain as it now is, do you conceive that the farmer's situatim is materially worse than it was with= average crop, and the same pt ice of grain ! Yes; the same wheet I soli last year for 410, I have sold this year (or ClB. The reason why there are so many of the iltithers complaining on the accoin,t or the tiag:t price of grain, thl , have been encour..g •J to irriv ove their land so materially, that they have 'yea icaluced to lay the money oust in improving their lando as fast as they received it; but it - will fall into thenld r way, unless the farmer is enairledlo keep up this high * , state of cultivation. What is the present price of wheat ? I have mid*" very fi.leirwll:%tt at M4lk-LithC 9 the he.tvicit I MPhil* at 725. a qu arter, a with an expense of 2s. 6.1. upon it;' What Puce of grain", mem cry to enable dill frfra suer to pay his rent ar Stk.. an aore, and have* livid, profit? He must have a full crop every year at Ws. a quarter; - I call three quarterk of wheat, and fire quarters of barley, a ha crop. • What profit will remelt to the Winer, unde..; these circumoinees After deducting the expenses, he will have 12s. a year per acre. Lam, tx.• die haw, Int Jottx 43itswrrr, Esq. exaMinad Yon are a gescside; able landholder in WTl:shire, and occupy part of your own land ?—Yes. Supposing upon the average crops of wheat the price to be permanently Os. .a buittel, do you afire hend that many tenants would be ruined uv tlistressed If they have leases, they will be ruined or distresaed it not, they mast quit that farms, and translei the capital to someother employment. You say that some particular measures should Li .4' alopted fur the protection of the landed inte,ett,es - ' what leads ydu to think that such measures as;riore necessary now, than at any former peril of the last seven vear's ?—Becaust I see cran44ll ant to so low a pitch that we cannot atiordvleinve it. You are aware that dia.lice is t)e effect almost _t f 0.747 uritiaance or t; to- own growth !--1 do noLthlak so.••^ 76 what do you ascitielt ?—Tr: the txpectation of eat imrottations. Is thee: any alarm or unea , iness among the townie k sty is Wiltshire generally ?—Yes, very great. Dtryotlapnrehend that many leases will be thrown up ?—1 do not apprehend that many landlords will permit their leases to be given up. Then what must be the consequence to the tenant ! Ruin to those who have no property, except the stock en their Tarms ; the rich ones will suffer loss, but may be able to stand it. Has the calculation of 12r. a bushel been uniform during the last eight years, notwithstanding the flue: tuatinn in the pricei et wheat ? Yes, it has with me; and I believe it has been general. •Mr RICIIARD CRABTAry, examined. You live at Oakingham, in Rrrkshire : hive you been in the habit of valuing lands ? I have; in Ox. fordshire, Warwickshire, Berkshire, and Essex. How long have you been employed in that way t Twenty years and more. According to what price of corn do you think It • prese t rents could he paid I think fini len -than .410 a bad, Winchester measure ;• 10s. a bushel I think would do. Have you let any considerable quantity of land * reckoning wheat at 815 a load ? No, I have not let very lately indeed at £l5; the farmers will not take. except at very low prices ; they can make so very little of their produce now. It any measures should be adopted by which the farmers could be by law protected to the extent of 70s. or 755. a quarter, Jo you apprehend that there would be any difficulty in getting farmers to take leases ? No; I think that would do. Supposing wheat to be permanently at 755. would there he much distress among tenants, upon leases taken of late years ? I think they would have very httle to complain of, if it was at 80s. ; I think there would be very little grumbling then. GEORGE DAVIS CARR, Esq. examined. You are a considerable proprietor and occupier o( land in Essex ? I am. ;Zoe have occupied a farm yourself ?—Yes, for 20 years and upwanis. Supposing the price of wheat, with 'an average crop, permanently at 80s. a quarter, are you of opt. Mon, that the farmer would be adequately remune. rated, paying his present rents and outgoings of every des:ription ?—lf they were to continue at as high a rase as they are now, wheat at 80s. a quarter would not remunerate the lamer. . What price do you conceive would be a fair and moderate remuneration ?—I should say ) if wheat was not at or near 90s. a. quarter, he could not look forward to expect to make ten per cent. of his capital Supposing wheat, upon an average crop, to be per. ' manently at 64a. a quarter, shat reduction of rent land charges do you conceive would be necessary to en able the farmer to continuta.his cultivation r—A re• duction of one half. Do you know whether there is much alarm and un. easiness among t'ae farmers at present P—Very great. To what do you ascr.bethat alarm t—To the love use at which it F ell a:adapt one N. pi is i rN ce avi 7osidng. last p a h r a e r d ves w ith a the ~t the t Ccr.uuly.—Te b antiama