Star. — London, England, 1814-06-03 00:00:00

TRW tR/NCASS OF WALES. • Considerable interest was excited at Covent-garden Theatre last night, by the presence of the Princess of WAlisi, Her Royal Highness, accompanied by some friends, entered a private box on the third ties , at the close of the Opera of Artaxergu t she was nor, how ever, perteiveckby the audience till after tire first act of The Skeis. Welke,- (the intermediate performance). tier Royal, Highness was, however, no sooner recog hised than, as if by simultaneous impulse, the whole House rose, and testified their respectful homage by loud and continued plaudits, which closed by a ge neral and uninterrupted call for GOD :aye the King." As Mil as this applause ceased, which was not for several minutes, Mr. HAMERTON came forward on the stage, and informed the house that the principal vocal performers had quitted the Theatre; but that the Manager was then in the act of requiring their return, in compliance with the wish of the house— this intimation was received with satisfaction, and the performance was resumed without interruption. At its close the whole chorus appeared on the gage, and COD lime the King was struck up, with loud and con tinued cheering, which was continued with three times three atter the conclusi3n. The gentlemen through out the house waved their hats, and the ladies their handkerchiefs. Her Royal Highness seemed v.nsibly affected, and bowed repeatedly to the audience. • Her Royal Highness remained in the Theatre until the of terpiece was nearly over, and retired amid the ut.animuus cheering of the house. • . . Yesterday the following Bulletin wat shewn to the] numerous incexiiers after the Princess ELIZABETH'S health r.--,44 Her Royal Highness Princess ELIZABETH ictetter in all respects." Yesterday the Duchess of OLDENSUROII, after tak. ing off her Court dress at PUltiney Hotel, returned to the Quecia's Palace, and went with the Qum; and Patiectstea to,Carhon Rouse, escorted by a party of tight ThEy were met by Princess CHABLOIPTE, the Prince of - ORANGE, the Princess' of WIETIAtiMG anshaselect party. In the evening there was a party to meet her Majesty - the cram. ' Kites Blartr-DAT.— n the last Lottery that finished on'the King's Birth-day. 15,241, a Prise of £2OOO, 10,540, a Prse of £lOOO, 11,s0t, a ride of X soo, Welt Ml Shared and Sold at WEes's Office, No. 17, Ludgate-street, (near St. Pause) ; where Tickets and Share; for . the Lottery to be drawn on the approach ing 44h of JUNE are now on Sale, in great variety. The LAST FIVE THOUSAND POUND Prime ever shared,' was also drawn on the Kingia Birth-day, and sold by WES.% in Five Shines. Tut Re.reercH THSATRIL--We understand, that in.consequence tithe earueitrecommendationutatich the Pi oprittors of this Work have received him v.e r rious quarters, they hive vaended the plan of their publication, and will, in future, admit unpublished Plays, whether rejected or not, by which means,' as the Editor of the North British Review, in an excel lent article on the subject, justly observes, "Drama tic writers will have a full opportunity of showing what they avid nave done; and what they case do, were the way open to public'opiition and public approbation." We are harpy to learn'that Captain Joussores very curious and entertaining History of the Lives and AcCons of the most famous Highwaymen, Street- Robbers, &c. &c. with an Account of the Voyages rind "Wonders of the most noted Pirates, has -been again squinted in one volitsne, Octavo, and may be had of all the Booksellers. The Work had become so very scarce and valuable, that at the sale of the kite Duke of Razburgla's books, a copy sold for Fif teen Guilt's:, besides the duty. In perusing the his tory of abese eztracrdinary characters, many interes tiag advattores occur, of the most daring hardihood and persevering enterprite, beyond what human life is summed capable of sustaining. A continuance of this Work is is preparation. • GMT PEDESTRIAN FEAT.—(FARTHER PARTICUO Littts.) Gentleman made a bet of 400 to 80 that a man could not be found in a fermi* to go from Bow Church, Cheapside, to W incisor, to go a mile out of Windsor, and return, and then proceed back to Bow Church in eight hours, a distance of 52 miles. The public were unacquainted who the backers against ;ime would start for this great performance, but Rainer was selected. He started at twelve on • Wednesday night from Bow Church, by St. Paul's clock, and when it was known Rainer was at work, betting got from even to any odds on him. He reached Hyde Park-corner in 22 minutes, and did seven,and a half miles in the hour. This was about his pace to Windsor. He was much distressed at half the distance, but he recovered, and travelled well back. He arrived at Hyde Park-corner-gate, on his return, at a quarter past seven, having nearly three miles to perform in three quarters of an hour. The night was unpropitious, misty, and foggy, and on the arrival of the pedestrian at Piccadilly he was over come by the haziness of the weather. .He walked under a degree of embarrassMent until he got through St. Paul's Church-yard, when he made a start,• and ran in, and won by four minutes and a half. He ciral lenged ail the world at any thing above a mile. Yesterday one of the workmen employed in the I preparations for the ensuing spectacle in the Park, fell from one of the trees to which he was affixing some machinery, and was so dreadfully hurt as to leavobut •.ry faint hopes of his recovery. • Tuesday afternoon one of the swings broke down in Tothill Fields' Fair, Westminster, whilst going at great velocity, by which three persons were thrown out to a considerable distance ; one of whom, a young woman, had her skull fractured in a shocking manner; the other two escaped with severe bruises. Tuesday as a hackney coach'was proceeding down James•s;reet, Covent-garden, the axlvtree broke, by which the coachman was precipitated from the box With S U CK violence, that, his head coming in contact with the curb, occasioned his immediate death. Wednesday night, in Eagle -street, Red Lion. square, duri9g the absence of its mother, a chll4 about live years old, while sleeping by the fire-side, WAS so dreadfully burnt by her clothes catching lire, that she expired immediately. i ~. I • -• DIED. May so, Ann Maria Syer, fourth daoghter of the Rev. ear . alugtos Illoonbeld tlyer , geom. of Kediagtou auffolls. May Ott, at Lktlieboarti, agad.Ss, the wife 44 Stepett Maple ; irka latt a @aisle lueleof hair growing on her•hiadWag o * alas **rad masa teat, uluelachea, MINIIIMMMINONIIIMI SALES BY' AUCTION. SUFFOLK.--PREEHOLD ESTATES. FAMILY MAIFSION, FARMS, LANDS, WOOD, AND tITHES, OF UPWARDS OF ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-house. i Ohange-illey, Cornhill; on Thee* day, June 9, at Twelve &Clock, unless an acetrableollkt.le wade for the whole before the 9th of June, of which dull notieewill be given : VALUAISLE had Highly Improvable FREE HOLDXI. ESTATE, Part Tithe Free, called EDWARD. S PONE GROVE, situate-newt Mulford, Sudbury, and Bury Ss. EdMund's, consisting of a subitandal Family Mansion, in corn-. pieta repair,. with convenient Offices of all descriptions, Coachp hollers, Stables, and various Out-buildings, superior walled Garden, Hot-house, Pleasure Grounds, &c. surrounded by upwards of Four Hundred and Seventeen Acres of excellent Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood land • capital Farm Houses on different parts of the Estate, with Barns, Stables ' and all necessary Out-buildings, and Cottages-thereto belonging. Also upwards of Fifty.eight Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land,, held ender the Bishop of Ely, with the Great Tithes of neatly the whole Pauish, upwards of One Thousand Three Hundred Acre*. the whole neatly in a ring fence, and abounding with Game. A very desirable Property foe a Gentleman fond of FWldAtortn Distant fifteen miles from Bari, Ipswich, and Cakbasnia, six miles from - Mulford, Hadleigh, and Sudbury, and slaty lions London ; excellent Neighbourhood, and padres!! in 111 di. reedons. May be viewed by applying at the Mandel. adann Partite. tars may be bad, at the Angel, Bury • Cr o wn , fludloary ; bum at Mulford and Boxford ; White Heise. lisawido; Cups, Cal. chester ; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; of Mmen t Lisbefin and Rub. son, Solicitors, Castle-street, Laassterx St Glarravray'sp and of Mi. Robins, Warwickpmet s O -eganres where 111 ?lan of the Sstate may be seen. ' • A FREEHOLD ESTATE, iliiaTE ON THB BANKS OF THE RIVER EXP., BETWEEN EXMOUTH .11ND I.YMPSTON. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-horse,!Ctiange•Alleybeornblll, on Thurs day, the 9th of lime, 1814, at Twelve o'Oock, unless an acceptable offer is made for the same Wore the 20th of May, riIHE truly-desirable • Freehold Villa COURT . 1 LAND ; comprising a siellghtful Residence, fit for the accommodation of a Family of the first distinction • with excel lent Offices of every descriptlon,Uteadt-houses,Stables, Poultry yard,and all Other requisite Out-buildings ; placed in a Lawn, on a fine commanding eminence, and on a healthful gravelly soil, on the Hanka of the Rae, the ground sloping down to the River, of which, with the Ocean and variegated country, ft commads beautiful and extensive views, encircled by thriving Plantations ani Gravel Walks; excellent Kitchen Gardena, walled and well mocked, extensive Hot-houses, Forcing-framea, &a. &c. with Meadow I.and, the who* upwards of Thirty-eight Acres; form ing altogether one of the most beautiful Fanide.-Itelledeter In the County. The Purchaser may be lecartunodated with the elegant MI NI {,LURE and other Effects, at a valuation; as also with a Stock of eacelleut WINES and other Liquors. Shortly alter the above, wW be sold by Auction, at Exeter or Exmouth, of which due notice will be given, the FARMS it UPPER and LOWER HALSDON, also TWO FIELDS et COURTLAND•CROSS ; the whole containing about Sitty-SVe Acres, which will be divided into Lois fur thi convenience of purchasers. On these Lands are a variety of beautiful situations for the erection of Villas, conituaticling extensive iriews of the Ocean, River, and adiaceat country, and rendered peculiarly va luable by their contiguity to the Town of Exmouth. To be viewed.by Tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of /Wan 12ithley,Esq.Exister ; and at the Globe Hotel, Exmouth; Loudon inn, Exeter and Sidmouth; Fountain •Plymouth Dock; King's Arms, Dorchester • ' White Hart and Antelope, Salisbury; White Lion, Bath ; Bear, Reeding; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London ,• of whom Tickets for viewing may be bad; and a PM of the Es:ates may be seen. SURREY, NEAR OATLANDS, ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES. Capital tlegant RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, GARDENS PI.EASU RE-GROUNDS, seated in a Park of near One Hun dred Acres; MANOR, FARMS, and LAND, adjoining, may be had, if recpsirrd ; sixteen miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley. Cornhill, on Thurs day, June 4, at Twelve o'Clock, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANOR, 'I it be-free, and Lard-tax redeemed, ( V.•A L. TON I.ODGE) comprising en elegant and substantial Family Mansion, most daigh. fully situate in a fine Park of near One Hundred Act-vs, mum-ma by thriving Limber and fine elects of Water, Ste. the residence and property of a Gentleman. 'I he Haase is an uniform bilck-bidWing, erected by Sir John Vanburgh, and contains on the Ground Floor a handsome Por tico to a spacious Entrance-hall; Dining-parlour, 24 feet by 18, conununicadng by folding doors to a Library wit h bowed front; a noble Drawing-room, elegantly finished, 40 feet by t.. 7 feet, dpeabig to a Conservktory; a Morning-room, a Oendeman's Dreming-room, principal Staircase leading to a Billiard. room, with French Windows opening to a Gallery, with Veranda. Ste.; 'our spacious Bedchambers, with Dressing-rooms and Water closets, &e.; and viz airy pleasant Rooms over ditto, with roomy Gallery, &a. Ste.; a secondary Staircase, excellent domestic Of fices of all descriptions, Wks* and Beer Cellar*, ornamental Dairy, Ice house he.; opea paved Yard, two Coach - houses, roomy Raiding, Loft and Rooms over, capital Kitchen-garden., walled round, and planted with din:ee fruit-tree, Orchard, he.; Farris-yard, Barn, Stables, and Ouibuildlup; the whole well °supplied with fine Warn, in excellent order, and fit for the ha mediate reception of a tamiy of the first res pectability. Upwards of THREE HUNDRED ACRES mote LAND may be had, if required, which are let in eligible Farms. May be viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises, and at the Crown and Duke's Dead, Waton ; Messrs. Knight andShrubsale, Kingston; White' Harr, Guildford; -Castle, Salt Hill; Toy, Hampton Court; of Mem% Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, Loudon, wheie a Plan of the Estate may be seen. GEORGE'-YARD, (ROBVENOR-SQUAR E. THREE Capital COACH-HOUSES, with 1100 MS Over. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, PEREMPTORILY, By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premilies, on Wednesday, June 22, 1214, at One, A LE ASEHOLD.ESTAT 8, comprising a Brick built Erection, situate maths north ,We of Georgo.yard, Grosvenor-square; containing three Coach-houses, affording ac connnodation for two Carriages lo each, with Rooms over. - .10 be viewe l / 4 1 by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be had, of Messrs. Tenant and Harrison, Gray's Isin-srwe; ant of Mr. Robins, Warwick•street, Golden-square. • ESSEX.—PRPEHOLD ESTATE. ONE HUNDRED and EIGH I Y ACRES.—Between 'CHURCIi and STIFFORD, in the Parish of ORSET, with el.tensive COMMON RIGHTS.—By Mr. ROBINS, . At Garraw ay's Clem-House, in Extbange.Allej, Cornbill, Lon- ' don, on 'I hursday;June 21,1814, at 12 o'clock, in One Lot, rug-1E Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES in the 1.. Parish of °met, comprising CHAN'I'RY PARM, adjoin. ing Orset Ten, with the roomy Farm-Howe and Offices, Garden. Orchard, Yards, Barns, Stables ' and Cow- Newts , Cart.-Lodos, and various Outbutilligs, with sundry Incloseres of Meadow and Arable Land, containing upwards of Worsix Acres. THRITT'a FARM, 4 compact f reeboM, Estate, containbig upwardsof Sevin t Oise Armen( rich Mendes/ and Grazing Land, with Earra•Yards, Barns. and Ombulkliags; all lying compact near Chantry Farm. • A very valuable and desirable Property, HAMPSHIRE LANDS, containing ISA. 2R. ER. of Arable Land, adjoining Mr. Neweamb's end the road to Hornchurcb, from Orset; the vandals:nu upwards .of One Hundred and Eighty Acres, in poinsettia of Mr. Newcumis, who has notice to quit at IvliChaelsnas next. —This f armls a **able rite!! fikr investing Money, and is entitled to emessies Rights'- 1 , 11 May ) SALES BY AUCTIOI I I. GROATENO -sQU AR);. ELEGANT MANSION, WI Lill I.XTENSIVE cornea, COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, lee. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, PEREMPTORILY, . By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on Wednesday, June te, at One, A CAPITAL Spacious ElegAnt MANSION, situate on the North side of Grosvenor-square; the resi dence and property of a Nobkman. The Premises have been recently enlarged and istmenvikl, at a very considerable expence, and are planned with ;very sceom. modation for a Family of the first distinction, containing four Rooms, with Water-closes, ke. on the primelpg Moon s and roomy Servants' Chambers. Principal, and Seamdary Seam fisaircaw, in the baseissot. numerous walharrafted Oka% dalleahad Kitchen, • andolt Cool-larders, ; capita Will CANN _wet al a!'do Rooms for Servants; WI WV. far Mpie Harass, W S = boom Hareme.reem, Ceedbmen's Apinaliessa. with Itoomi over, letemaineste and alswationa have been endected by este et the ant Arcidtects„ srd ire done in a Most sobstaatiel maimer; held ender the tart of Otinteller taw 11.441 i of aril& IS peon na easapired,llt 11 AMA groembeent. Te be dewed *Tidies. Partimbrs may be had cm the Pre. =beet of Meases.lTimmet and Harrison; dalleilessiGray's Sian` mess; the debecripdambevess, Si. James'aitreet. and Pad 7at Girraway's ; aid or Mr. Robins, Wereiiiitrelas Gal' dinsmpere, or wham Trabeto•lot *wing may be beil: • 'r • Rights in Oran Fen, tan: 1 ;) • Ma ba viewed by emptybriA q,s cab s Mr.loko Rudle y , Bailiff at C,bantry Farm, Where Fartienlsnfsji bkbad ; and at the Inns at Oriet Haidebitdi IDeg Stifford ; Crowd snd AN, Alliteb.V9FeElsOilidierdi White Han, Reigned and Brentwood; of Messrs. Hoff and Broughton,Soliciton,Oreac Marlborough-street; at Gaitailely'i- and of , Ma. Roble* yi,orwlell-stgifti .Polll4llMem% Mott. where a flats al the Zellffessi ea sem IN, )HEAR THS Two Compact DWELLING-HOUSES, GARDENS, sad capi tal GARDEN near Half an Ave, walled mad, CHUM HOUSE, SHEDS, lac.—By Mr. ROBINS, • • At Gerraway's Coffes•kouse. 'Change*Bey, Combat, ea Thete.., day, June SS, *Twelve o'Cloek,,in Three Lots, 44. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, bald for a long term, at a small Rent, situate M (iii ji , Brampton; comprising two eligible Dwellitirbollw*, Nit Wandally built, two stories high, two rooms on a &tor, 'tom . Yards, Gatdons, Re. In possession of Mr.'Lloyd and Dlr. Coast, 'falcate* Will, at low rents. A capital Piece of Garden-ground adjelning the Houses and the Chapel, cosstaining near Half an Acre, wailed round, and planted wills choke Fruit-trees; a Green-house ' Sheds, ftc. In possession of Mr. Finch, Tenant at Will, a most dipole spec to build on. The. Pretntses may be viewed by leave of the Tenants, where particulars may be had, and at the Crown and Sceptre, Bromp tokoovr ; at Garraway'ac and of Mr. Robins. Werwidtrotrect, 00111e0411011rt• - • APACIOUS ELEGANT VILLA, NEAR ROEKAMPTON Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, capital walled Garden, Faimibundlnii and rich Meadow-land , in all abaft Twenty Acres, between Pinney-heath and Barnes-common, with immediate ponession. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraviay's CoEeolteuse, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, on Thursday / anne tlB, 104,. at Twelve o'clock , A VTlty ELEGANT LEASEHOLD ESTAIE, A comprising an elegant Villa Reside:lee, beatilltilly situated .an the East side of the long avenue between Putney and Baines common, near Roehampton, planned for the accommodaoan g Gentleman's Family, cottaining nine is , c.:ipal Bed chafitbers; five Sleeping-rooms for Servants, and a epacinsts Nursery; on the Ground-stony, a neat Entranceehall, elegant bowed Drawlug rnont, Gentleman's pressing-rooms, Anti-room, Breakfast-par lour excellent Dining-room, and appropriate Offices; solsle yard, double Coack-souse, Stables for Six Horses, with Men's rooms and Lofts over ; a capital Laundry, Coal-house, Drying ground, Dairy, Wood and Knife-house, Poultry-houses, Yards, Stc.—eThe House is surrounded on the South-east and North Sides by fine thrivivg Plantations, Shrubteries; Gravel-walkt, &c ; beautiful Lawn, Ice-house, Gardener's House, Farm yard;House, with Poultry-housei, Cow-house, Piggery, Dairy, Stable, and Cart-house, &c. ; Stable-yard, with Btablel for 'fan ' Horses, Standing for 'chree Carriages, Men's Rooms and Lefts over, a eery capital Kitchen Garden, and Melon (hoard, , .• dosed by lofty walls, clothed by numerous choice Fiefs Trunk and slab Meadow L and,: In all atout Twenty Acres, WO as lease for upwards of Si years, at a low rent. To be viewed b. , tickets ; Particulars may be bad on the re; mixes; at the Red Lion, Putney; Rose and'Crown, Wimbledon; Jolly Gardeners, Mortlake; Greyhound and Talbot, Richmond;' Plough, Clapham; of Messrs. Pickering and Smith, Solicitor, Staple's Inn ; Mr. Stephens, Lower Broek-street ; at Garrawsy's and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of Waken; tickets for viewing may be had. . . TOTTERIDGE, HERTS. FREEHOLD, and small Part COPYHOLD ESTATE. c and elegant Family Residence, Pleastire-grdunft. Oar a lZ, Copses vatories, Hot-boom, Farts-lsuilebnia, and rich Meadow Land, upwards of One Hoodted and Fifty-seven Acres, Tea Miles from London,—By Mr; aosoul ) . • At G 3 rraway's Coffee4iowie, 'Change Ailey, Oarnhi on day, June !Si 1814, at Twelve o'Clock. rPHE Capital and very Valuable FREEHOLD 41... and small part ,COPYHOIA) ESTATE, Land-tax re. deemed Inclosed by park-paling. in a fine commanding situation, with a southern aspect, In the pkwiant Village of Toueridge, short distance from Sartret, in the enmity of Herts, the property and reicientie of William Manning, Esq. removing into Kent. Comprising a 'spacious elegant Mansion, lately altered and im proved, at,st very considerable expense, plan ud fora Family of the first distinction; containing a spacious Wm ranee, paved Hall, excellent Dining-parlour, Breakfast -Foam, Drawing-room, nobe Library, or Saloon and Boudoir, leading to a beaudfulConaer vatory, Itb feet in leng th , Hot -houses, Green-house, ant Con. servatory for Orange Trees, ornamental Dairy, ice•house,e, Oen tieman's Study, Children's Room, &c. seven capital Bed-chambers on the first Storey, Dressing-rooms, - &e. and excellent pleasant Chamber over Servants.' Roomi, &a. With Offices of all descrip tions, detathed Kitchen, Court-yards; Cinch-houses for six Car riages, and Stables for so horses, Rooms and Lofts peer, de tached House with excellent Lodging-rooms, Wash-house, Laundry, Gatdeaer's House, and various Buildflrgs, beautiful' Pleasure-grounds, laid out with taste, ornamented brAvgnues of full-grown lofty.Trces, excellent Kitchen Garden, walled round and stocked akh the choicest Fruit Trois; Het-bowel, &C. en closed Farmyard, with Barns, Stables, Poultry-houses, and vari ous Out-buildings, and intiry Enclosures of rich bleaduw.iand, :containing 157 Acres, II; ring fence; eloping to - the Sundt; fine piece of dear Water; and the lands are beautifully &versified * : and in the best state of cultivation; fine Timber Trecs disposed' over the Lands; also an enclosure of-rich Musdow Land,. con taining Seven Ares,held on Leaac ; the neighbourhood mop; re spectable; the roads in all directions excuflOit, and may tau miles from London. . ' To be viewed-by Tiehets from ,Mr. Robins, Warisiek-streey, Golden-square . ; Idiom and on the pantises, printed Par.iculati may be had. ••• •' • . . _ tiffok.'Zr . Beautiful MARINE VILLA, with Mims. PlosiMveCrounds the most complete order, and 114cadow Land. By Mr. ROBINS. As ..(Arraway's Coffee-House, in 'Cisavge•Alley,,,,Curnhill,,pit Friday; July 1, at Twelve o'Cloch, in One Lot, A FnE HOLD ESTATE: comprising an ele gant Marine Residence, the property of a Gentleman, erected on an elegant and unique elevating, In the cottage style, with attached roof, eneompaestd on two sides with an elegant castle Viranda, situate on a beautiful eminence, within a 'bort distance of Sitimouth, which is remarkable for t he ' salubrity and mildness of the Sir, commanding eltensive . pruspectiot the beau tifully.diversifild surrounding count a and boundless Vieen of *. • P sinvirdN' ' the aieornmeaiiitin . of a eat tba.rhs 1. . ti ol ao ' . dy Family of the ilistlbitinetlen ;-eti tllttingi tie•the groassd floor, a suite of apartments,elegPirly iniatied, consisting of a Saloon, Drawing and Miele Rooms, LibraiY, Dating-parlour, Breakfast room, timely. Vestibule and. Heil, rinelpaly opening to the Lawn , and Pleasure Groonda, with suitable fiectehamber... and Dresaimg. rooms, excellent Domestic Mares,' with Servants' Apartments over; roomy Yank, ereellent Stabling, four Coach-homes, Cow. house, Piggery, &e.; Orchards, and Meadow land, containing in all near nine Acre'ti,forming a Most enchanting and unrivalled *cation as a Marine Residence for a Nobleman, Oaken of Me t !hey; or for a Family of distinction. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars my be bad; and et the Louden Inn, sidneseths PIM Ldtidon lon and Hotel, Exeter; Fountain, pirpouth-Dash MY' mouth abd Wegmetiihi White Hart and Antelope, Salisbury; White Lion, lath; Resist Bekaa; efJOhn Feeder, Blip Enter; Boatel... l l 4 _Pftliths Minims etifisep debris stay be bad; at ,be Leaden inn' ' sblmotsib; O. Lawi, Est Hew re lye Wad Ist Mr. Lob" Wairelliasetriet Loodesy where ally Tkkete for vlowlog may be . , filnUritlYATe VOSTBACTO n. ' 3IBW-STREBT, SPRINCMARDENS. • **ll9 USW NCii, walk COACH.HOUSS and STABLE, • • - Inlkaroplote Order. Tole LET on LEASE, or SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mt. ROBINS, • DESIRABLE •FAMILY RESIDENCE, situate in Neer-otrbat, Sy.'.orGardeos, looting foist do &dealt,. Guam • and Parade t pinned for tl•e• are annindatloa of a Gentler/WI ; CoarkiboiDe and Stable— , of which Immediate possession any be had. '..4•lreet by. arid a, irlde Particulars, may lab •P --Ai. deomeod , toottited. Qombees 05e.1.111011 te110 1 4 4 . 6-0e 5t 44 ; 04 - 1 Fltior , t oo bataboone Davin/wawa ; on thopeloelpal door . cooks: 111141eisilen , Doing Pedigo aid Library s es dot fetor,llmthrklassotoot aro oreopimoverdeota . table Of. large oyes Oudot at the back Cooett-homao, mss, sod 'a diooolover... loasaidboe yolieselon err behalf. • • • 4 To be dewed by debets,:orbieb, with Partiesdars, lost M bad of Mt. Labe, Warwitheetroett • Goldssoolpmem . i • • It.illl AIL'S CsiiTiA • lam been as long pawed, dotwodlitapinina pommwdai liez a companion in WA altadiikrour Wow a( a *tail ; it emdiaatas fan • r u t 11==senti lioniga awl toposoor tiro no 1111nollitnelon is asp or artiktippiatifiiipipeateut .loolais or mai*. ia~ 01 diet. Taidiesivlitalis of titsionanipiabistirapo boa rani noir Ads to pink approbation far aamatilim sbJse b bilatr OW* Mai deer Warta amoodniog mono tittlia—witedor tltrdttlilrM prodmped Woo free me of rat. anT,Arr Aida allsmanoon• the aim at a alla.o4 l asta 1 . 0 :ravallmo and tamma ping abroad, nay masaaboomonallwaia! too wanly, aa iloy will readm a eats, opsaip. rod asoviate care, in all old stiamn glowtoad every weaknam fiatanon dis bladder and organs of trine.. $y be egassaiallarseashai have became swam, trim for maw iwamkbpi ball-4001914111 . . . ai - u - ibilPlillitnk'' - _• -- '• ' ' Sold wbellamblasd rata, at Mr. swast . ra, )k... 4- 4 Cltelpide, the cooker d IL Paull. Clivrelprrd; soil-astall, by &lama 4.4 Sharp.firlislissoliss Man is Jelosse, G.epwt; Allman, W. a d ese Mallory, and Some, Pyreala ; Trewnseni Recto. ; Coeir e Glenville, 01/bert, enClioadend. Plyanalth ; Nenialiv,^- ihins in; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; &Da, Agmegoss e Solt, and Rayburn, Edinburgh; Orono* Bub I lies k R is k Mat WW I , Edema& Ibthartie Sold" sad Stiff, I:WNW ilia a.-Oespest, sect =hey% Indepords tad Panay, • Livening.; and Lynch; Mingbesterg assess, Naraddi; Kam mag War Einnkg ha mP C AMorre Bettliteet Pod Solt Meads* %Wen, is tattles. ans. Yd: 4s. dd. aid Sas. . TT, hal Veen r.fro frequeiidy tisi. Aukject of just iiisi .1. general revelation, dust men loglttypng die eientersisirere Medical'are have offered themselves ai assollAstos. t a r pub* ke• crimp In the pyofessiossof Piaysic._ lio(dirpiifigiblg)teliegjar. ttge to th &Ont. 1 ...., ...., 1 41049 0 : 1 1Fos kofilisftilorifoid/i..04 *rive _yoked SilPeriM: Jiriontinate sa tibeinalllshilWor and cans, AMP blight rid might eases of itif ~ I perfeweesootahrialuosiollle gwineki, oll 4* 41 1 t. POP 0 1103•9 gidfa.nadoirtinowak , she twist iiiirearicyj k . rilawaibto-yryetitimpreo lowa failed womb. ems, trap( . Ist Ver eldrOldollMast . austowd.. s iaw = • 4 4 !"4410t •z.:a . • • tw• •• • ataiddet t Meng Of algal= Akterills: 46 ` Teets ok i t hibit kaki and min unhappily pummel syvanyonsadi blxli - oomostkoilosse *sad owitellowes aminilistspeials ebas thee; whitaltdreganyirynneover ND% bitter tbcdditOpoliabatate. grwasoch yandokit - knot be snob& - loft ttsklow e thlt dirt RilfauwetVadmidilld Wm& Mile mode of treaunens be regatta to bleadoge, - a sows* •••lay, and oisbraus ewißssba Arai edia. of dagatl", 4am yliodever paw ceriska, as Weil le hi envy Ott des of sestet idaniOd, *ow may be conauked pima fir• ober sex, with che • greeteei weer/ sal beeless. , Man Omni. 'skidoo at Um frees ten to tired, soil free Ma Itransoaddrg rlil ten at night, • Pabiieltsin ebb aleatory ai (he, ease, age, and general habit of living, site. holosiers, tome for advice and medicines, selseptlie eanAtErteAke wiifi aunt to any pus of the kinetkoo. 'Watt gs - sential to our undertaking', time paituiplatistters may l!p *Maim a. Lae account for medicines. • k CURRIE and Co. Sorgientli Ides 107, illotpa Garbo. MESSRS. GC/SS and se regular itrebudl d i 1,1 the Royal Collesprof SitgoloppOSl4msdim s :ian e• voted their attendee *theft halit.7.lleiretothe disorders winch so (teepee* • aluisitteir,.llol4 fon ram that inestimable btessfog; Mathmosdal Seidl* The INMIlsp. applications they have hitherto rectked frosts frescos of die flea and the uniform•socerse attending their uortiorneede of tritatme , nt in turfs eionplain•s, is , ones them thausgilblidly to .Et; their assistance all cans of debility or drildintty, titer resulting front the too frequency of pasititipatiggigAulak. • flea of a fashionable life, the unbounded Indulgent! Wlalattioteina • or a setter, "Autry, and sPotrueeiirt habit. wadi adidtaa tis 'energy of tlte'nlitld, and destroys the dower ofiressilsjey ertdoci:‘ sterility in the one sea, and impotence in the other, obey tater a safe and permanent cum. , thche who,'frons 'such compbints, are prevented entering into thelnarriageslite, and ashamed to sit k relief, brood o'er Vic,ifinfirinitie3 In slime, it-anwe he consoling **know, Isovrtibee diCcuit or ineffectual tit* cam may he dissartni, by other prise I. dales., that, by a renovatiog eitutbild. tbey._ wasp hti restored to a sound knd vtgordin etitufllsitfon.• ^certain ffssetrae, frequently contracted is a old:twist of indiscretion, and every srr. des of Venereal infection, by a mild andnever• faislag landed mem. mem, is speedily and radically removed, witbeut toat+eint 1114 et or eel rase, a t aliOStrietures of the tits:tiara and Giotto wMe :htV are enabled to cure In a• short perind,•witbout recourse to as painful, tianzerous ertcts of die Coisitie ; rritlenttys ofiabich con be given to ,everal Gentlemen of high respectability, who have • a:4lqt! In s, eery abort period,' titer. hayteg i.dseared Send r dirk-tures for mangy mtg. To warned Female', otiose ear*. talons of theme ttnieriltdges of oarsman?), happiness hay.lstess 'defeated, it•inay the he a rileasinf nfl.ctido to know. that bye proper perseverance At their remedies the tempi boll. it taw tined, and the impediments removed. Messeic Coss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of dreri particular compismte, iri ioler that they rosy trot be nursed by a mistaken few with the obloquy so ju.tly artached.to the *goo.. rant elliptic, think' li but justice o negate...Nes to este that owt have been properly educated and witilitselato ever t be e p c b ~g the profession (certificates of which from different hospital% and *testimbrilaht from the most enfinemPlty.telans; they have toe/an. eintwany imairer), shit the sumps resititim from their end*. ' , hers hest induct:diktat to quit the practice of the gearior raw. littuner; and they presume• that their pretensions constitute Stile g r oubg fo t o,. sureeedeosoel confidence with which they bay* ,by the Public been so liheralli• bonourel. Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars of their tie. age, ysd manner of living, enclosing a Bank-oom for' advice anW Medicines, and the` same will be forwarded to tarty part of the Illayslosn: • - • GOSS dad %Symons, 13. naive:is-meet, Fleet-street. t ZATI I AT LO lAiroessi: _ Mr. )01 !INN* TO •MORK:O 6:* -•••' • • - • Winch, after 3 • II Imiiiiteis atm To be eiesred br 'rickets, *ab, Fortinlars, tory le t ciff . Mr. Robins. UPPER %-'...75/IPO4E4TILkirr, CAVENDISH. SQUARL gLIOULIJINAMILY.IO4IOLIACE, whiz OPEN QAdiAllif, COACH HOUSE Ltd STABLE. • • . Iidc..ROEINS. • • A VERY Eligible RESIDENCE. handsomely A.S. Owed wp -mod in surnplate iste theses 41011C*. Lady, dimples twasakdes.Flear Booms en OA ClypPr Cwar, . s...torai Floor_ - dee to tkeronik.otaar main amist ,r. from from betas chosiatiwoat ‘ tkoga i qe it , • tigifi:na blis t - tdattukatift fik . ' - talk it delved, we be g leave ti subunit to Sad Wiligtormat, a faithful Etwakaat te 'Of lainaks r aziramemi l / 2 ._ •_ Ar_terfasioakiii ii s m ar , • 508 0 0, 4 1 . 0 1, 110 of Menrs. - Griddal ader mutant; Wass , smarms and "Mom% cartfokeiaAaWestalaaakilaripmpAkeLaz= pica!, 'lite etrArticr twurkive. as swum, In *kw *dr a aehool AK *494 utgenienti, ae)toyal Llitisisasf .... N. ,bur,,,.....„ .. bi eldlitarert kmnalaavokitiamem e Sarterf:ANd ' Pa& Pnaska a Pilials,.4lMacT. aiaki. 'Wuxi. b ra lig. am b, 'Wig jo#Am4Rittbrailiti, Um. Mosta. °tarty, k; Haliattb, Dolma, and Rinhord .41 - . We tr2s u sk s ap novtieslawneat pasalltatospa.lo Walt. = at 'oat I* 1 4 4 149 21 UPWAP . 04 alog illey.44erafeic Hamm kr a Isle of lasiogaide rfiesAm4,l 4 . ,o9UPILAI 4 gip abed* trarioks afseases of DEBILITY, the particular aka at w i r " 1 4 40 P 4 #9," I ”'! ill s l P_O f etibedlaWattbatio , Pa* Tail i e — iwjp IP; -... • -.- .p.--,. 4-. 4 i . I ': , 44 lebt . .t• no a 4 viwime. ' ' • 4t-'• • •M e • • sr\ • - rtt • • N MUER 8503. • • ,1•••": - . GRAND CONCERTS A r IVlCiiiolll4.lllo WHlrfitAup • • VHE Prepwatkailig I,%lttrilt CHAVIL for die of dra DINT. die Roys,eirs It it,. di* Towistrrirse erl )te moo at tbs MAN P CO4IOERT*4, Wink In I lamed for di ILUDIRFIT ef die .-UFFIstERd by W 171!IlitlINT. net for the ire der iedt bs sisasserrd balsa of the Emperor el grout., doe Psis rassii leder illuelvioesVersoos. Orders fer fidgets ere received at else Conneire/ I *renown? Hail sad Cky of Lonedm Tows, ,MM b 1 weeds* deereterite . _ THEMA? OF ANATOMY. nrionpuniks ORJAT MARLBOROUGH- 1 i l'iliFST rpHE SUMMER COURSE of LEC'CUR J. ANATOMY. PHYNIOLOOY. lad bus o rg Y , all Fiot hda Y , the 4 1 b al . Jane. at s istraa ga" * A . Mr bIIOOIUN eill be held triably. W MN.* arbodel *tab be dkeseead laaillaarly. * 'Mire forwards& T• *at psis bat Papa' Apirtairm. tkiikeozWy =sod tsydo eativealecee. veill be ors . at in the v loi pawpaw of Dialaptios and Inieeddi wawa* Mr. lattialla ta area tit , biellsots, matt lutwe tie var.a all ilerrifterr ow Onspielow ••••;••••- The lisesovnisamt "wok art teal la dam, an easiteraeted by an anti Pap& aceesnemiellste4 in ths Muse. • TO THE FACULTY. A MOICAL Practitioner, possessing a r A and powerfully increasing Practice, residing i yenicei from t` Metropolis , is desirous of receiving sot • Oman of ability as a Partner • present receipts about A snows), but capable of boing ' estoseed to double the Prruions required (biehviing.Progs and Fixtures) Apply t . . d) to Messrs. Vlipr and Co. Medkai le, Bact—astilange, Holborn. gOIR IlleiroMllitodierkfrrin,4roplood.obrn tor -' ---' Miallalliked, Fin s 1 11. 64. THE P. 4. Vi-fHI.. ET E ER; N ~• ecti bc soatimpati 'aermitied*, cortisiaing, t Report% boi diefeji4. in Waal Ail *toilets tbe Woolatloadosa at: leuvraa, fa she. /py i •44, 16 WA ling, by :M itregbp,a4,.,,,,,„..,..„ 3ctr,. iIA, Loma to ogi", flume pt. firoetoeiffibe Iloilo* lostrier,M4 on ritetn. - • isle* ima‘liataileia for pramodei lbia lesliedat **Yaw OW coats of Ow itairai al row braes( Anddlor we. nod witlp mom Mop: . OirrnErw. IS/ JahitA34 l . 11 . 11 OliCt.. Ivo Zold, and awe Zratt' 41 1116 • VO aggisa. Silo's. "ii4sw, keg. Alio bmr at as Sway IV. Sonalineidthe evasion of bentaew vat, lloy bh •ons bast Vast. In luty, Ind% Oriensil, iiiiated to Ito rallbOyClLLia Ittalsattat, At D. 1 1 1 lellnied So, ter, it fe e. is lOW. N a MAW ' Pr- - \.arac4-4.0. T ---- 4 44 .0e4, (Mei at% , . Ou. sucesseen WI 1 • mitt. Ficariirosuare, Noses al lona 4( *arida sreabillay tr Was on oars Is in Image advasacs t 4 peewee al Wows elimilllll, Amadora ail day t ; • " Ilin $ll WELLII.I I I3TOII C1.0.%K5. THEhigh tgialAtiOft iu which thew set krl4l 411 tilt ()nothing frees thew cons bring petTiouo to the beavica taint, bau.ni cats smile iu be sub.e.ittesl fai Use Name, W. Polito rut. el; I t resioesfbq to state, that tt.e °elk to of Ittnt; de sok rvuytlator and Malmo. h.. la. Vaoaly (itainpol),l4o. 4, Litivettuat, W. 11 •.^ t ,g 10 b r MeTC4I4 led Otis an attack wo •IC • . 4. .111 INS e 1.0 1 .14. MOM. 1.13,1 MK!' 1 ,errO And FAMILIES An elts. us7prethally tutus dull t s la with tlist Ws*. sitstepetl; to met A irsits vie a& so at. Id. pielsed, at s 0/4 1 4 131 10 , liguar! la 169€,‘" on,ALTP. rosormAtil L . " e d s 1& to cAM Jut prat tzercitt. hal" It it tillitisic rid let 1064111.11. J Raab I foga sa . ta sit 411 alt. Pupa fa Shafts BY. 111 4 !- MkAils 3 1t4 be swim( f - Ni t r 444 Z LA 1100SVIN VAtarLi` Siblaili. die Mat 1 GALIN detP4iiiiifidOlib it. Filmed: . rOyaroirinesis Jil a ps dr, P aus2 tiros ti PN y. 'AV?. [WV**, ' . PDT "w t cerVITI,.9OO I/ 00 10 Pes !Melt DiadiS .F...v....4. listes di Meted Centres, huillsfuss ar Itieyeiliel it do• 1441 eVArtes. de litWiritt., so Es Lyeearstleues de I form sue usage ) &MI Ws* 41 / 4 0 1 furnedi alaantig letuiv 41.11444de• kar.litit of waif. Froinsge. Se tiptufere, i'srei: nn, Etrtost. Limiter, Olaistie•ter. kir Peruitio - tiiK; . Beer, mud Portia Wei picide 4 allay:lh . P•Orte. Curry Powder. Itsi)a Oey, Kesel*, it Emma 4' *Steostcee, tau di )44 , 4, at AEI 4 . Ortfillitits tepidu rem, B,r,vb, Flrukesecs desCottodieli et 'it. Nadas de FrancL, eeties Chtsiolits, Clifik et I bge di t doneera um sw de etireer do Mims groi doers ordciso get west de epirao. T. Eatp‘ ds Via, Lavaca. et Visa de tout Pal DAY AND MARTIN'S RiAL JAPAN 11 PBS reiblie *IN resptctiully infor r 4 Owe Article couleur. to be Dui:mato PIAChi rid Eseelleurat. at (la; ()alma Maul' HO Holtman sad wawa of the trnpuvitioos &dr pease Wee Otes }us deed Iry tatt POW Ilsai ru other Cads does 144 Aetiw i 1 to be nada by DAY Ng MAR :1 1404.110144 'I o Oust who have . Ono *duetd sverjev 1161 t, stai wbo nay have ee i r ac oesd tsk=llitylbe owantlecture oi Sae le &sit rear hae Moe preposil *ld P ROPeb.l ***alike 1 .' . O. • r OvnWel sonny or ,r,....r. ari Po 7 - -- . POW bre anotleenaleto-imbsb., WWI a . eroo d V. A Serbia attrition on - tler btical ilto Nation, it ebvernonvencooktor ereeefear. l 14 c,4 1 ; so tbe F..4at. ttr vstipbba. Dv Plonebr Oilier Natender dett wed (Naimoli*: .. . veivenity . o.4l.o4,:beedlcalt Refist , . vs . 19 . 4,1 . .1. V4l l2: l llr.A na. reottlirtt di..34-7 te; fr . ....,.„. ..... VIM Al Agedmr4P 4 toliklasitikftwok resewinvbam dm( errid isanilf• JX.. A ebnOt Shen* alit Orel Tr* ts Par 4. 11l n lirAg.er. D. D. Y. A. B• _____" ._ _ 3C. Rtileciner en tiii`iiiimm 4„,vkantAToi. deo et Catholic ii.:nat * Id& Abe Reverend lintio l VlZE l [O e ig htal. l dold by Gar and Coq lawhvell i . tqrry. MM a* whyr ratkAmp......_____ ..Al 7 ----