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~' _- _. 4 N • 1 .1 .., • . Ls , .4117 OFFICE OP' ORDPIANCE, July 31, 1820. ritHE Public are hereby inforcheJ, that Thirty- seven PLATES of the ORDNANCE .SURVEY of egliAT BRITAIN, carried on under the superintendence of bte Major-Gene:al WILLIAM MUI)G F.R. o g A.S. are nine complete, and . that Impressions from them wen ads at the Ordrratace Map Office, in the• Tower of Lon and a l so at William Paden's, Geographer to his Majesty, Agent to the Board of Ordnance, at Charing-Cross. These v. ;:t s cootsin• the Counties of. Kent, Essex, Sussex, Ilants, p e , e t, Devon, and Cornwall, and pt rtions of Somerset, ma y, Pembroke, Cardigan, Caimarthen, Glamorgan, Wilts, Nuddleter, Suffolk, Hertford, and • Cambridge.— !an HE containing .nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, and lo oses of the adjacent Country, was published on the Ist of August, 1819; and as the Work is still in progress, ac „guise to the original design of' giving a complete Map f c o g Britain, upon a Seale of One 'lnch to - a Vile, the publi ass of the future P•trts will follow as fast as the nature of 3 Work will admit, without inereasing its Annual expense. Gentlemen wi<hing to yrneure a 'Hap of the Country surrotad. in , their own habitations, may, by application to Mr. Mega, at the Ordnance 31:tp Office, where an Index 3lap will' lig w tt sorer a ny sheets they please for t•nit purpose. All let 4 Acre on *holt:Fel addressed to Mr. Haat It, under a cover is ese & we ary of the hoard of Ordnance, Pall-31:.11, will be int! se &orb , 3ttended to. i f y o r der of the Ariel, R. il. CU I:11', Secretory. ADELPIII THEATRE, sTinxt). B y Authority of the Right I the Lord Chamberlain. :the Proprietors of this -Establishment, from various r -moors haying reached their ear:, reent the•mclves authorised to assert, that the fact of the Adeli!.ii Tti•Nit re . uct.:l; the only one which Minot suffered an hailiction, 1.1 some ditipr, of " Lel:esti n de St. l'ierre," all,* Don Giovanni, alias Don Juan, was their -Lie ill t %foment far produeiag the announced Burletta; and that they • Itv. been instigated by sus paltry spirit of opposition tera ;hough not mote respectable concern. rp f.oin the increasieg„ demand for places to witness the repro iiiitstion of 3iovarial the Vampire, and the distinguish...el Biplane unfit which - iris nightly honoured by fashionable ano , a vetaooirgaudielic: s, it will be repeated every evening. hinsueseteute of the extensive preparario4s fir the' ew npi e did Historical 'Oelo-dranutic Burletta of KEN I I.W 0 ICI• a CASTI.F.; or, Toe Days or Queue bless, the l'ublic is re gretful.y informed. that the higaly itopitL: Pantomime of ar. Syntax meat, after this .evening. be withdrawn for a time. riIHIS PRESENT EVENING. January Ql , 1 ti•A • , a t(io-morrow there will be no performance, being the Anni tennyof the Alartyrdorn of King :harks), will be produced (*the ninth time), an entirely new (with the exc. 'piton of the sistit,sonie part of the Dialog ue , and a fee, Scenes, Dr.:,s,s Deceratione), Operatic B urlesque Burietta, In Two Acts, I Alias Introductory Villein, entitled GIOVANNI, THE VAMPIRE! ox, Ito'? suave. %Tarr MD or HIM? The Much-admired listrietta of • FUN AND FIII . GHT. • • • - _________ Toonehide with - (for the V.lO time) anew Grand Irkt u r esqu • PAntomimt, with new Mum, icemey, &c. etitielcd D4l. ErYNTAX ; or, ILL :Landis i;1 LoxnoN. - - • - • - - 011111111 - GIITS' NOVEL ANO A 'Mt NT.VGEOUS , . MADE OS ADV USTI). HE! !! 1 AND .1. S ( VEWRIGHT, ever anxious to t/ • please a generous ,'ublie, have adopted an entire new /MAO d Mssmnle, by whirls the Public are not only sure of AM* Owls, in TIM F. PRIZES of £2,000 each for teddy.! bet have the chance of whaterar Capital and other Prises may he drawn ...11 Valentine's Day, 14th Next Nloi.th ;Yeersitt), for a very trdting risk, viz. EIGHTEEN SHILL• NG:, FOR A 10I1OLE TICKET, *Awn fne a flair Foot Shillings for a.. Eighth • ' 6•r a Quarter I Two Shillings fnr a Sixteenth, argent tsr un Irawn, or a .11 'a Prize, and ev..v BL.-1 XX, will receive hae't itilMotpitt...e Poen& Money fur a NV el. sI.E TICKET, /1111 4 0 tor a Half I .C 3 1 6 for an Eighth 6 C 0 foe a Quarter 1 11 0 for a Sixteenth, Provided they arc returne4 to the Offite at which they were purchased, on or before Friday, the 2•541 FtULUAillt. the Scheme is isms -itself rich, as it contains, in Consols and Money, SIX PRIZES OF £21,000! THREE Prizes of :£2,000, and various other Capitals ! *ad at least Three Prizes of £BOOO must be drawn 6n the next Day, and they must be determined in the first Five Minutes, Adwhieh the Purchasers before 14th February must, to a ter osiaty, obtain for nothing, as 'explained in the Schemes (which ;nig be had gratis) of J. and J. SI VE %V RIG HT, (Contrac tors), 37, Cornhill; 11, Holborn; and' 38, Haymarket; and by all their Agents in the Country, who have on Sole Tickets 411 Shares in great variety of Numbers, and which they hope rrill be as fortunate as In One Lottery in the late Contract, 'bets they Sold A I,L the Prizes of £20,000 in Shares ! 13 J. and J. SIVENV RI 6 lIT, as Contractors, beg to inform dterublie, the same advantages axe, to be obtained at every 011se. HERTS, NEAR RICKMANSWORTH. IIiNOR, ESTATE., and FISHERY, and abounding with GAME. To be LET, by Mr. ROBINS, c i f:f Wanvick.street, Golden-square), A DESI ABLE ELEGANT FAMILY REM . - 4 IL DENCE, wits Offices, Farm-house, and all necessary ibt.buildings, and about TOR EE nummtun AND rt - PTY ACRES f l i.ncellinit Meadow, kr.2ble, and Wood Land, with the ex '.`asive ii3ht of a Trout Fishily, hounding die Land, Keeper's Collage, &c. all lying compact. 1.. meJia t e poisossion may be bad. For particulars apply to Mi. Robins, W"arwickaitreet, Gol - SPI /I IDE. Pi lUL CIDDR, NT, ROOMY . SIANSIGIA, WITE; ELEGA riaseat (wpm& COAC/1-IfOrEES, and STABLES. TO BE SOLD OR •Lkri . By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick -street, Golden-squar e ), T HE•CiPITA I, NJ A NSION, Lae the Residence , or his Grace the Duke of BEI/NORD, Sitnate ILA ND Ll'ON- PLACE, PI CCA DILLY, IVA ready for inumediate reeeprion. Part nt the l!audsome Funicure mut Fixtures may be bad at a utuaden. To he viewed with Tickets, which, with Partic u l a r s , may b e k 41 .4114r. , Vir `-•stre.:, Golden-square. -- - WI MPOI.ItcSTBILET. ---,.---- TO E$ SOLD 13Y I'll I V ATI , . CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS. (Or Warwicloctieet, Ontden r egitare), ~4Ceil'i I'AL It ESILVENCE, ELEGAN'TLY . lIIIIN IStIED, anti in- creellen t • nrc l er; ciaitaining ilk . ' A-Itetna %rah Closets, Pt ccsing-ruuni and •Water-closet, two '-lent 11- awing-rut:nig communicating, /tueacme Entrance ;!:•iii tvd Vroiltule with /lot S tor y, capital Dining - wont . Li- ' 143 1) ilack•iturn, Stori;.roonk, and two Water-closets, nunic -4°414, canterictit L/omestic • Offices in this Baaccient, Mc 'in• 4 ` 41 .r. Beir cad C.oal %alarm; a Coach-Coax fur tierce Carriages, 1 `NI Its/dirt, t.r liar I furies. i: l4 kv viewed- yicititswhieS wiltli N 1130044 mai ~ 4a; of L. liutiiri, .Vrorreiew sweet, (loiden.4 , itcrt.. • • - - - -•- 0 . . . . • 1 . . , if .. :,4.•.:..., • )% ~., . _ . • - ,•,...... ..7,.........., - t• - -:-• . „.., . 4,4 ... „. 4._ . . •.. • „., ~ • .- . „. ..... . • 4 fr •':. .2 1 'S. It- te. . . :41!.^.---.- • • . .., c ) s ..# ..• 1 ,•._,' .'' ',.' '' ,-' u f Ir i - ' . ' I • ir X II". 'i le . 4,. .0 4 ) 4 1k I t it 04-‘..__AT4• \ .. -•. V. (2) .. ••••rer..--, _,......." . I ) *..) i -"••••%, et i •-• • \ \ . • 1 - .-3.. 4 . ... . ~,..1 . -....---..,...,•• •••••• r •••,... . : MORAy, 29 - , J2I • .. , • SALES BY AUCTION. - ' • THE REGENT'S CANAL. , L UPPER SRVMOUR-STREET, PORTMAILSQ/JAi-E. a N OTICE is hereby gjeen,.Thatan.ADJOURNED• EXCELLENT FA NI ILY RESIDENCE,,with OFFICES, 11 0 ENF.R AL ASSEMBLY of th e CtisIPAN Yof PII9- , •COA CI I- I "OUSE, and STABLE. • PRIETORS of the REGENTS CAN - AL, willite•holden let 'By Mr. ROBINS, the Freemason s Tavern, its the Parish of St. Giles in the Fields,l (Of WfrwicLttreet, Golden-square). . - tln the County of .Nliddlesex, on Winutana,v, the 14th day of At flarraway's roffee-house, Exchar.go-alley, orn C hill , s on ' FebrOitfy next. The Ch a ir iwlll be' taken .at Twdo'Clock In THURSDAY February Se, 1831, at Twelve o Clock, the afternoon precisely. JAMES W. LYON, j Ti • ll s• .ery be..irable LEASEHOLD PREMISES ,' 'sat e Jauu2r Y* 1821 ' Clerk to the Company. held for.upwards of Forty Years, at a low Ground :Rent s comprising t ' - The SUBSTANTIAL, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE of the late Mrs. HERVEY; :Situate on the South side of Upper Seymour-street, 'Port man-square ; containing on the Upper Story, four Servants*- rooms ; Second Story, two spaciOus airy Chambers, a Dresslpg term,- and Water-closet; on the Principal Story, are two well proportitned Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding Sion, finished and ornamented in a style of elegance; Ground Story, 't strici tttt s paved Entrance-hall, a commodious Dining :odour, I st 11reakfau room' or Library, and Water-closet, a bindorHne Stone Suitcase to the two-pair; Basetfient, an excellent "Kit. then and Si:uikr?) I loolukeepar's Room, Servants' Mali, But ler's Pantry, good Cellars for Wine, Beer. -.Cook, lee. Comas house, anti Stable fur three horses ? Room and .1* over. To be viesisid'hy — flitels. . 'Particulars at thirritvay's ; and at the Subscription HinistabifiL'Aditieet 'and PA-mall; of Messrs. Fnsynes and White r flarkiosi Lief dhea Ints; aid of ..r. Robins, U'arwiclostreot, Golden-square; where Tickets 'for viewing may be had. DEVONSHIMPLACIL PORTLANIi.PLACE, DESIILABLE PLEASANT RESIDENage NEAR THE PARK, With Excellent Attachsd and Det.clied Offices, Coachatouses, and Stable, Garden, &c. with irons. diate possession. By Alr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick -street, tt Clarraway C. • ilOtt4t.`, Excbxt . l . Cealley, Cornhill, on: F,hr ry -12, 1821, Tweiv.: VERY LEASEIIOI.O ESTATE . k held for a term of :iI::TY-ScArEN 'Yr:ARS, at a tow C:ound Rent; comprisi.ig a coimnodious pleasant UE'St- ; °KNEE, elegantly fitted up, desirably situate, 'So. 4, I)W.VON- I-PL WE, PORTLAND-PLACE, contiguous to the aI.:GP:NTS PA - ItK, adapted for the accontmodation of r r Dilly of Distinction ; comaiiihrg, on the Upper Story an excel lent Nursery, two Sl.t.piug-rooms, Housemaid's-closet, and Water=closet ; on the Second Story, two capital airy Bed-chaM, bers, and a courier one, Ihruiennsitl's-cipset, ice. on the Princi pal Floor, two spacious lofty Drawing-roans:et:sandy fitted 'up. ' communicating by handsome inshogaay midst soluing.amovs, with B.lc.rdies at the bask aunt lion ; Iliroand k or, # 04 n/' modlous Entrance.liait, Stone Staircase, an - tseelieut ; Dining parlour, binary, Dr. 5.,,..; ;; ; room, and Waisr-cioset; in the meat are a very complete Set tit Domestic Offices, attached and detached, Garden at the back, lour-star! &abae, Double Coach house, with -Mr.'s Room and Lult over. To be view II by Tickets only. i arcicuLars tm.y be had oa the Premises; ..t t..e St:Jativs's-street ; I louts, liontListrrei ; At Garroway's ; -and. of istr. Hobbit, War wick -street, ; of wkom Tickets for view:lug may be but. - • SORREY, • • IIiTWREN CROYDON AND GODSTONE ELIGIBLE CirrFAGE • ! !With Farm-yard and Oot4anildings, Meadow, • Arid*, and Ita2l Land, 411 lyi.ig co:npact--ONI> L HUNUItEP AND TWENTT ACRES—plenty of Game, ital tittiensive Com mon Right. By Ma ROBINS"-, (Of Warwiek4treet, Golden.sqatare), At Garraway's Coffee-Housst, Bachand!-Alky, Cornhill, on TuuttenAr, March 8, MI, at Twelve o•Clock, in One Lot, VERY OLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, TUPWOOt, LODGE,' Situate in the s'arish of Catt-.4lxam, near the high-road, about sit miles ti-a:n Croydon,.ind sixteen frog n London, a mast beautiful anti pi_zuresque pet of the Couaty ; compriSibg a neat Cottage Itesitleace, with Offices, Yards; _Garden Farm-yard, Barn, Stables, Out-buildings ; Meadow, AralL, and Wood Land, upw.irds of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES, All lyiag compact, in an excel:ent state of cultivation, orna mented with thriving Plantations and good Cover for Game, in the viciaity .of Field Sports of all descriptions, and ex tensive and valuable Coin:non-right. Immediate .possmion may be had. _ _ _ • . . TO BREWEIIS. • A N entirely new forty-barrel dome COPPER, 1 - 1 with Copper Back and Steam Pipes, Coniplete,.ntade io the best manner, and of superior workmanship. The' resion for ;.parthig with it is its being too large for the intended - Concern. Wee ls. per pound. !- • Apply to G. Taylor, Brickla yer,' No. 13, St. John't-lane, I West Staithfit.l4l. . , • • This day. was published, Tfandsomelfprinted in Tett Veda. Byo. with a Portrait, price - • 4 - 4 10s. in boards, a New Edition of T WORKS of HENRY FIELIANG, Eiq. With an Essay on h,is Ws and _Genius. ' • tty ARTHUR MURPHY, Esq. London I Printed for F. C: and J. Itlvlngton, J. Cuthell, Ca and Davies; Longman, Hurst, Hoes, Onus, 4nd . l3rOwn; I. Nun., Larkhitton anti,Co. J. II .oker ' Scateherd and Let terman, E. Jeffery, S. tiagster, Baynrs an d Son, Black and Co. J. Mawman, 4. Asperne, J. Bohn, U. 11. Evans, Baldwin and Co. G. Greenlatid, LlOyel and Sun, Newman and Co. J. Ro binson, Sher Wood and Co. J. Sheldon, G. and N. U. Whitta ker, J. Tegg, R. Saunders, G. Mackie, T. and G. Alman, and Stirling and Slade; Black, Edin burgh. To be viewed by applying to Wm. Ellie, Bailiff, on the Pre mises, whete Particulars may be had ; and at the Inn near the sitteen mile-stoae, Caticrham ; White Ihrt, Gudstone; King's Arms, Croydon; Red Lion, DOrking ; Mr. Knight, Kingston; of Mews. Silver and Peters, Symond's-Inn, Chancery-lane; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square, where a Plan may be seen. This day wit pnbiished,inivo. price Sit Shillings. RACTI:AL s.)IISERVATIONS on CIIKUNIC P AFFECriONS Af the tiforscive. - ORGANS, and on BILIOUS Ai4 NERVOUS VISORDERS; bring 4o at- tempt to combine with English Practice, some its!ful mithods of cure employed au the Continent. Also, Remarks oo Warm and .%lineral Baths, .Mineral Waters in general, and off the use. and abuse of tht: ChEttenham -Watnrs. • . . 111 - .IOIIN . TIIOAMS. M.D. Many years Resident. Physician at Toulouse, now practising at • : ' • "Cheltenham. Printed for Thomas :and:George Underwood., 52, Fleet-street.! This day was published, eapthothely kintediit.lees Vbh. 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They are kept tlisf Muip4 of the .priticipor 11o45&Iekers, where they tasty be Seen; anskensy have DOIT 145 itsp seen to %commend thkrtiselYeeici'general adoption.. 6 • I tritik o 4. l. 4 SR; ItsemastA.Psstaute dad' liridge-street, L4dor ; tad nod by ail lloaelli•ca. CAPITAL FREEIIOLD ESTATE, Tithe-free, with a desirable compact RESIDENCE and OFFICES, Gardens and Pleasure-ground, exeelleni FARM-HOUSE and 011 r- EU I LD ING S, and Common-right. With immediate Possesdon. By Mr. ROBINS, (of Warwick -street, Golden-square), At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on 'rut:man/vs, the Bth March, 1821, at Twelveo'clock, in Lots, THE Very Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe-free, comprising upwaids of THYME HUNDRED ANI) EIGHTY-THREE ACRES Of excellent Meadow, -Arable, and Wood Land, and Common right, with a capi al, pleasant, desirable Residence, Offices, Gar dens, and Pleasure-grounds ; Farm-House, and various Agri- ~.. PRI E cultural Buildings; rate the property of the Right Honourable LORD SONIEIIVILLr. Now in possession of Mr. BUTCHIS, whose term exkirel at Lady-day next. The Lands are in a high state of cultivation, part adjoins the Ciarenront Estate, and abounds ivith Game, forming a most eligible property for Investment an'. Residence. M a y be . view e d by applying to Mr. Mills, the Bailiff, at Fair Mill, of whom l'articutors may be S had ; of Mr. Knight, King ston; White Dort, Guildford; Mr. Moon, Godalinirg ; the Inns at Cobham and Esher ; at Mr. Simpson a tither, No. 9, Old Burlirigtoti-street; at Gorr-Ivor/ ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, were a Plan may be seen. • TitLING'S LACE (of.the red pOilit itnit V 'eh fabric), 141 1 gTR A MD, near Seenertet moved front 392, Strand.—G. F. DliLl NG and Co. 'beg toil inform the Fashionable World, th:tt they have prepared for the Season a various and extensive Assortment of their PATh:NT Lit CE b!SS ES, frOth thine Guinea. to one build red Guineas each, some of which, from recent imptuvements, they hundilil presume to compare with the most ptrfect Foreign productionsc also a great variety of Veils, Scarf., Squares, Laces, Nets, ac. of :eery description. 'fhis peculiarly clear and transparent lit`. tick heviiej, in the higher sui3erst.ll4 the use of coal rngla I..iee, which becomes toagli amt foil of lihre'on the tirt't washint.' The Patentees respectfully apprise the Publi-.:; that the latter is frequently starched to conceal its delcet, end make it rest:W.4e minas Lace,' which, therefore, can only hq. relied upon .40 rtnuihe at their WholepAle anal ititsii Establishment iu London, or of the Country Dealers suppliz.4 toy firm. Fvery article j. • ci'llui,ui,h4e. by a Sail; With' the Patesiteeirinitials, G. P. L. a:id and eLe wilts " by the (tate) Queen's . Authority." Specimens, shewlag the superiority of Urliag's La.* over coati:ion Lace. may. be seen in Azkermatiti's lttpudtoty, La llrlt AternibliKand oilitr fashionable Works, and tray be had, grstia; by appliititihd(v*stltidil) to . C. F. titling end Co. . ComA*7. 0140.1(Ptir . rEh4 upon' t&'. must ii itetals4erree. 31.1cv:=ory4 /~~J CA Pi et INFANTRY, arili4t A"X7 Wipe Or )1A NG I the It eghlittioq Ptitai to :*br hgrinty of CAVA LOY.-.-Address, 9. P. Nu. 12, Moe& itatit;Sttand. yrkti;c**44 --- esx VIE SPIKiT OF , I)F.SPOTISA.--Printecr'for William 1 lone, budtate-bill.-..Couistry . orders, with retnit tatters, punctually-executed. It week, with Two Cuts-WrOlini IEB.. ~#viiitg and Crusiing4—p co • • • Ono* S. fling, • 11111 E RIGHT DIVINE of KINCIS to*GOVERN tcwir.' With Notices.' ; • By the Al.rcllOß of TM:POLITICAL IiOUSEVIIAT • .IACK. DUI Vt. Printo6.for Wiili9m 11055e,45, kauivite hill. 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