Star. — London, England, 1814-11-16 00:00:00

THEATRES. to+,l , DEURY•LANE.—Last night Miss WALSTEIN, who has so long held the most distinguished place on the -Dublin Theatre, made her first appearance in Lon don in the character of Calista r The most lively ex pectation was excited in the public mind by the an nouncement of Miss WALSTEIN—since the deserved success of a Lady who had only held a second place in the estimation of the Irish audience naturally led the amateurs to hope that in the principal they would find transcendant talents. This very expectation ag gravati d the danger and difficolty of the ordeal that the Lady had to undergo, for she not only had to bear up against the acknowledged eminence of her rival . in the public esteem, but against the prejudice of first impressions, and against the favour which is sure to be attached to youthful beauty. It is no slight praise to . Miss WALSTELN to say, that in a conirtioon so ar duous, she asserted and maintained her claim to the suffrages of the public ; for though her talents will in no degree abate the popularity of Miss O'Neate she displayed powers of mind, and qualities of organic fitness for the higher characters of the 'Tama that justly entitle her to commendation. Her face is pecu liarly adapted to histrionic expression ; it is perfectly Siddonian. Her eye is brilliant and piercing—the eye-brow full and finely arched—the features, when softened to tenderness, bewitchingly seductive—awl when animated by indignation, strong and command; tog. Her fault is a sententious delivery of the text, more in the style of sonorous recitation than of natu ral speaking 7 . With a voice truly musical and capa ble 6f the finest modulation, its effect on the ear is weakened" by the measured and equal distance at which she brings forth the words, and by. which the rhythm and harmony of the verse are affected. This was'particularly noticeable in the declamatory pas sages—but where she Wad to display the vehement or tender emotions of the soul; her feelings seemed to break through the restraint which habit had imposed on her tongue, and she gave the passages in the scene of violent indignation with Horatio, and of penitent sensibility with her father, in a way to touch the sym pathies of the House, and to procure her universal ap plause. Porn was truly pathetic in Sciolto: an hysteri cal emotion in the pit bore testimony to die influence of his tones, in the fine scene with Caine. Eitorros wai an excellent Lothario ; RAE was a very correct and animated Horatio, and WALLACrc made the dull part of Altanient unusually respectable. The curtain tell apsidst thunders of applause, and the Play was announced for repetition with like approbation. Coe EN T-GARDIINO--MASSlt.t,ett's Comedy of A AT:To Wave, Pay Old Debts, was represented last night in a style which does great credit to the performers in . general. Mr. KEMBLE was the Sir Giles Overreach; he displayed his usual emitter t merit, and was greeted • with unbound•:d applause. CONWAI'S Wellborn was, on the whole, a very able perform..nce, and evinced great improvement. Mr. TERRY gave great import ance to the character of Marail. Thursday night, as Mr. Baas'', of Piccadilly, tvas going into Covent Garden Theatre, he was robbed of his pocket-book, eontainiz T a £lO bank note. Foot? .---:-About half past ten, on Saturday night, Mr. PARTRIDGE, of 1 °Otani-terrace, Islington, was robbed by three footpads of his watch and seals, a half,guinca, and silver, while crossing the fields of , the Shepherd and Mepherdess: They beat. him on the back of the head with !Wt . pistols. Mr. GALE, of wham, was, a few evenings since, robbed of a one pound note and silver, by three gen teely dressed men, near Martingham-lane, on the • Kent.road. They snatched his umbrella, and beat him over the head with it. Thursday night, Mr. BRIAN% of the Hope and Anchor public house, Camden Town, was km.cked down between the Adam and Eve public house and Camden Town, and robbed of his w a tch. Monday se'nnight, about half past four o'elock in the morning, a fire was discovered at Pound Farm, near Ryde, in the occupation of Farmer John Raw kins, which raged with such fury that in a short I time barns, stables, and nearly twelve ricks of corn I and hay, were blazing, beyond the possibility of being eztinguished ; fortunately the house and granary were preserved. The loss is supposed to be nearly, £2OOO. A man and a maid-servant have been com mitted to prison, on suspicion of having occasioned. this calamity. kits , Tatu.s.—At a Meeting of. the . Faculty of Procurators of Glasgow, called to con Oder the sub ject of a jury trial in cavil causes, it was resolved, that to dispense to Scotland, extensively and conveniently, the full benefit of a jury in civil causes, it seemed in ciispensibly necessary, that the Court should, at pro. per intervals, sit in the principal towns of those dis. tricts where the parties and witnesses reside, and where alone juries could be found sufficiently conversant in those cases, respecting shipping insurance, commerce, and manufactures, which form the fittest objects of jury trial that the same conveniettcy to the public usluires the restoration to the Sheriff of the ancient and constitutional practice of trying civil causes by the aid of a jury. Similar resolutions have been adopted by the County of Ayr. - BILYI lis. On the 9th Inst. at Betley CoLes, Lady Boughey, of a son. Friday sennight, at Uffington Route, the Countess of I.indsey, of a son. On the 2d inst. at Duncombe Park, Lady Charlotte Duncombe, of a son. Thursday, the Lady of the Rev. John Henry Norman, of a dateghttr, • On the 4th inst. at Dulwich, in Surrey, the Lady of Sir Robert Graham, Bart. of s daughter. Monday se'nnight, the wife of the Rev. J. G. Robberds, Man chester, of a son. MARRIED. At Wirk sworth, Wm. Milnee, E•q. to Elizabeth, second daugh ter of A. Goodwin, M.D. of that place. At Douglas, Isle of Mann, Mr. Thomas Long, of thy Liver pool Coffee-house (eight wail a widower), to Mill Hastings, 41•••••• ._ DIED. At Paris, on the 27th ult. where he went for the recovery of his health, Henry Vernon, of Wentworth Castle, Esq. At Plymouth, after a very short illness, Captain Groves, R.N. commanding the Ps&nce Frederick receiving ship at that port. At Hilsra, Lieutenant J. B. Hunter, 53d regiment of foot. October 23, at Dunfermkne, Mr. Win. stenhouse, surgeon. ()etcher 30, at Orttnbank, near Annan, in the 624 year of his ate, Joieph Clerniuson,ls* pf Cardue. Mondry st'anfght, at Liakeartl, In a sudden fit of apoplexy, in the prime of bfe, Mr. !Ones Cater, of that town, innkeeper, Late*, Holnitirth, Mr. Daniel Campbell, of kuildereqeld. He Id* to bed in good health, and was found (lead in tie w..truing. SALES BY AUCTION. MESSRS. HOGGART and PHILLIPS re. , spectfetly inform the Public, tbat the SAIL of the LAS t' MARK. 1:s I ATK, in the County of , bootee:at, ;Aver tiscd to take ' , lace at the A•Jetion Mar', Loudon, on Friday, the len instant, is unavoidably POS I'PONED mud further notice. 13risad-s!reri, Nov. to. 1814. '4IYE and DEAD STOCK, and IMPLEMENTS, FINI`• POTATOES, HAY, and CORN in the STRAW, DORLEY, about 'Miles from HOUNSLOW, and three from UXBRIDGE. By Messrs. HOCGART and PHILLIPS, Oa the, Premises, Te-mortitow, November 17, at Eleven, by order of the Trustees, HE valuable LIVE and DEAD FARMING rr STOCK and UTENSILS, of Mrs. AN. W Fit ANCES HAM-. moms ; comprising upwards of Thirty Leads of Wheat, and Eighty•four Quarters of Oats in the Straw, upwards of Forty Loads of prime Meadow Hay, and ::even Loads of Clover, well got in. a Rick of Barley, Peas, and Tares, for seed, a Rick of Pea Fodder, a large quantity of excellent Potatoes. Eleven Strong Draught Horses, flour Cows, and a fine young Bull, Waggons, Carts, Ploughs, Harrows, Rollers, and a variety of useful Farm ing Implements. The Auctioneers are authorised to receive bid dings for the Farm. N.B. The Grand Junction Canal runs through this Farm, which affords the facility of water carriage for the removal of the Lots. To be viewed one day previous to the Sale., and Catalogues had on the Premises; at Charlton's, Hounlow ; the Black Dog, Bedfont ; George, Hayes; Red Ition, Southall; Bush, Staines; White Horse, Uxbridge; Jack's Coffee-house, Mark-lane ; Rose, Smithfield; Cock, Haymarket; of Messrs. Kaye, Freshfield and Kaye, New Bank •touildings and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phil 111,s, No. tit, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange. LIVE and DEAD STOCK, and IMPLEMEN T:, FINE. POTATOES, HAY, and CORN in the STRAW, SU rroN, near HOUNSLOW, MIDDLESEX. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, On the Premises, on Friday, November 18, and following Days, ilun.layex valuable ce ed)z i t v E E leve a n n , d by p or E ler o p t the 'Trustees, TFA E RMING UTENSILS, of Mrs. ANN FRANCES Ham -7.10 D ; consisting of about Twenty-seven Loads of Wheat, Ninety Quarters of Oats and Barley off fourteen Acres, in the Straw, Beans, long pods, for seed, off tweive Acres, Thircy-two Loads of prime Meadow Hay, and Forty-two Loath of Clovtr well got in, a quantity of fine Potatoes, Waggons, Carts, ten strong Draught Horses, three Cows, Pioughs, Harrows, Rollers, and various useful Implements; also a quantity of Houselund Furniture, lhe Auctioneers are awhorised to receive biddings for the Farm. fo he viewed one thy prev;cnrs to the Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises ; at Charlton's, Eilitaslosv ; the Black Dog, Bedfoot ; George, Hayes; Red Lion, Soutnltall .; Bush, Staines; White tints -, Uxbridge; aclr's Coffee-bouse, Mat k-lal ;12 use, Sni:thfi:id I Cock, Haymarket; to Messrs. Kaye, rreslitield and• Kaye, New Bauk.buddings ; and of Nlessrs Hogsarr. and Phillips, No. 68, Old Broad -street, Royal Licltange. IVIARKEr GARDENERS, &c Capital FARM uittin four 'Miles of the Metropolis, in the COUN FY of qiItREY. _ _ To be LEI' to the highest 'Mier, of an Annual Rent, fur a Termof :,even Years from Christmas next, By Messrs. HUGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, on Friday, November 25, at Twelve, In One Lot, FHE whole of TULSE HILL FARM, contain in about One Htesdred and Seventy Acree of prime Land in equal propornous of Meadow, Pasture, Garden Ground, and Arable Land, lying :og, titer, wiilva four miles of London, at Brixton, near Knights Hill, and contiguous also to the high road from Horne Hill to Norwood, with a Farm house., Barn, Sta bling, and Out-buildings, Garden and Orchard, late in the occu pation of Mr. Barron:tr. To be viewed, and Particulars had 15 days prior to the Sale, of Messrs. M:ddleton and Bailey, Paradise-row, Lambeth ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and PWWps, 62, Broad. street. EXCELLFN r FARM, IN 'CHE COUNTY OF SUSSEX, ter be LET for a term of IS Years, to the highest Bidder of an . Annual Rent. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPTS, At the Mart, on Friday, December 9, at Twelve, kJTONE -END FARM, seventeen miles from Lewes, 19 front Brighton, seven from East Grinstead, near lienfi..ld, in the Parish of West Heathley, and 33 from London, etintaining together Two Hundred and Furey-seven Acres of exc.llent Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, with a large Farm House. which might, with a I.ttle expense, be rendered a Resi dence suitable fora Gentleman; large Barn, Stabling, and nu merous Out-buildings, recently put into good condition. The House is placed upon an eminence, commanding a fine view of the South Downs, and the country around is marked with a va riety of beautiful Landscapes. Possession may be had at Miami mat,iBls. o be viewed, Particulars had at the Greyhound, Croydon ; the White Hart, Godstooe ; , East Grinstead; the Inn at New Chapel; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phil. lips, 62, Old Broad -street ; where a Plan may be seen. NORTH RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ESTATES. By Mr. WILLOCK, At Etridge's Hotel, In the City of York, oh Wednesday, the 2Sd instant ' at Twelve o'Clock, in Fourteen Lots, QUNDRYVeryEligittle FREEHOLD and chiefly kJ TITHE-FREE ESTATES, most desirably situate as West Ness, Nunnington, Muscostes, Stonegrave, Cawton, and Ho vinglram, five miles from the Market Towns of Helmsley and Kirby Moorside, ten from Mahon, and the Foss Navigation at Sheriff Houton, twenty from the City of York, and on exceed ingly good Roads t.--sConsi.ting of SEVERAL COMPACT FARMS, with EXCELLENT FARM-HOUSES, DARNS, STABLES, and convenient FAR MS TEADS, and sundry COT TAGES and TENEMENTS, containing altogether upwards of ONE THOUSAND ACRES, of Rich Grazing, Meadow, and Arable Land, mostly Tithe-free, and in the occupation of very respeCtable Yearly Tenants, Who are under Notice to quit at Lady-day nest. Mr. "I homas Skinner, of Nunnington, will show the Estates, and give Particulars and Plans of each Lot ; they may also he had at the Swan, at Helmsley ; White Horse, Kirby Muorside ; Blue Bell, at SeLlsorough ; Husbapd's inn, at Milton ; Etridge's Hotel, at York ; Rose and Crown, at Easingwold ; Golden Fleece, as l hicsk ; Crown, at Boroughbkidge; Huta, at Leeds; of Mr. , II miphries, Land Agent, at Ripon; of Mr. Sheardown, Printer, at ; of Messrs. Daulon and Wrati.law, Solicitors, Saville place, New Burlington-street ; and of Mr. Willotk, No. 23, Goldemsquare, London. PARK-PLACE, A COMPACT' FAMILY RFADENCE, IT; the most fashionable and beautiful part of Windsor Forest, near the Prince Regeot's New Cottage, By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, At his Great Room, in Alderman's Walk, London, on Friday, November 25, at Twelve, PE AT much-admired FREEHOLD RESI DENCE, PARK-PLACE, host comfortably planned for a small genteel Establishment; comprising a very substantial uni form House, containing four Rooms on sack boor, with suitable Offices, capital Stabling fur ten Horses, standing for three Car riages, Green-house, and numerous Oat-buildings ' surrounded by about 14 Acres of Pleasure Ground, Kitchen Garden, and Meadow Land, part lately allotted, capable of being considerably improved and ornamented; the Premises are situate at Bishop gate, a favourite spot, about three miles from Windsor, and stand upon a commanding eminence, verging into the Park,with which they communicate by a private gate: the Scenery from the back ground bursts like enchantment upon the view, and this eye is in stantly caught with rapture by a bold romantic glade, opening amidst the most picturesque retirement, upon an expanse of vale beneath, abounding in all the variegated beauties of the forest, and crowned With the distant but magnificent grandeur of Wind sor Cask. The Estate may be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars may be had of Daniel Smith and Son , Surveyors, Windsor, and Aldernian'rvalk, adjoining New Broad-etreet and Bishopspte Clterchlard; Particulars may also be had at the Lush, S:alnes ; and Hatchett's Hotel, Piciadilly. SALES BY ArtTION. TO FLORISTS AND CONNOISUURS. DUTCH RODFOUST ARKIVED FROM HOLLAND. To be SOLD by AUCTIOP4, by Mr. ADAMSON, To aswaitow, November 17, 1814, at Half-past Ode precisely, at the Auctiou Mart, OUR THOUSAND DUTCH ROOTS in ex cellent condition, cons sting of Double and Single Hyacinths Nardsaus, Jonquils, early Tulips, &c.— To be viewed the Morn ing of Sale; Catalogues had at the Mart; and of Mr. Adamson, 58, Fen chnrch-s:rmt. lIERF.FOREISHIKE AND RADNORSHIRE. EXTENSIVE CAPITAL . FREEHOLD ESTATES, (i'ART 'I I I'HE FR LE), MANORS,WOODS,FARMS,and I.ANDS upwards of FOUR THOUSAND ACRES, with VALUABLE COMMON RIGH I' to GREAT EX EENT, situate in the MOST BEAUTIFUL and PICTURESQUE PARTS of the CO UNT I Es,with eligibleMANOßand HOUSES,aW ATER CORN MILL, and S tREAMS of FINE WATER, &c. TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At the Hotel, Hereford, on Fat DAY, the 18th of NUIMUILI, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, THE NOBLE AND VERY VALUABLE HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, (PART TITHE. FREE) comprising upwards of FOUR THOU SAND ACRES of RICH MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE., and WOOD LAND, wi h the MANORS and FARMS of STAPLE FON, CASTLE W ILLLY, CAsCOB, and LETION, the MANORS and FARMS of NASH R()DD, BROAD HEATH, NORTON, BYTON, BADLANDS, with the AL LO. EMI EN F, and with the QUrIRENTS,FINE:.-:, HERIOTS,., &c. &c. The CAPITAL GRAZING FARM of LEAN, with the WATER CORN MILL, LOW FARM, HILL FARM, KEVEN FARM, HIGHLAND FARM, MOWLAY FARM, LANDS. COTTAGES, WASTES, &c. The very Valuable COMMON and LORDS RIGHTS on SEVERAL THOU. SAND ACRES of LAND. • 'the principal Part of these Estates are situate overlooking the fine Vales of Presteign (intersected by the River Legg, the Hend well, and several Streams of fine Water flow through the Estate), and advantageous for Irrigation. The chief part of the Lands are connected by fine Terrace Banks of thriving Timber and Coppice Woods, a pleasing and rich Ornament to the Country. A truly grand zed eligible Property fora Nobleman or Geut le nian's Residence and Domains; giving a great exte n t of country, and which may be considerably increased. The Farms are let to most respectable Tenants, part at will, and the remainder fur alum terms ; the Rents, &c. estimata d valise about the Estates arc 20 Miles front Hereford, and 90 from Wor cester, nearly the same distance either Road from London. May be viewed by applying to the different Tenants, and to John Cheese, Esq. Lyon's Hall, near Kiegton, where particular; and every information may be had, and Plans of the Estate seen. Particulars at the Oxford Arms, Kongton ; Messrs. Bird and Wollaston, Hereford; and at the Hotel; the Radnor Arms, Presteign; Lion, Leominster; Wm. Hardy, Esq. and the Hap- Pole and the Star Inns, Worcester; Dukes Arms, Knighton; Crown and Angel, ttallow ; Hotel, Liverpool ; Bush, Bristol ; WAte Lion, Bath ; Mr. Phelps, Evesham; Hen and Chickens, Birmingliton ; T. G. Parr, E , q. Lichfield ; Castle, Tatnworth ; George. Northampton ; Mr. Adams, Oxford ; George, Chelten ham ; King's Head, Gloucester; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street ; at ()areaway's 'Coffee-house ; and at Mr. Robins's, Warwick-street, Gcldets square, London; wlicritPlans cif the Estate may be sees. • iILADNORSHIRE, on the Borders of HEREFORD-MIRE. THE BEGUILDY and RHW VYDD ESTATE I , near ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, divided in COMPAC I' FARMS, with FARM HOUSES and BUILD INGS, and very VALUABLE COMMON RIGH r ro a great Extent on the BEGUILDY and other HILLS. The BEAU'I MIL RIVER TEAME flows through the Loare, which is WELL. STORED WITH FISH, and the LANDS abound with all Sorts of GAME, and the Hilh wish Grouse. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', By Mr. ROBINS, ' At the Hebei, liereford,.ost FAIDAT, the IStli of Novewsca, at • Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lou, THE VERY IMPROVEIBLE FREEHOLD ES CATES (with the VALUABLE COMMON RIGH ON THE BEGUILDY AND OTHER HILLS, MANY MILES IN EXTENT—situate in the Parish of BEGUILDY) between KNIGHTON and NEWTOWN, in the County . of RADNOR ; CONIPRISINGON E THOUSAND TWO HUN DRED ACRES, AND BIGHTY.ONE ACRES OF EXCEL LENT MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE, AND SMALL PART WOOD LANDS, divided in COMPACT FARMS, the BEGUILDY PUBLIC HOUSE AND LANDS, let to re spectable Tenants on Agreements for short Terms at Rents amounting to about ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. THE ESTATE IS NEARLY COMPACT, IN A FINE COMMANDING SITUATION, AND VERY VALUABLE FOR THE GREAT EXTENT OF COMMON RIGHTS.— THE FINE RIVER TEAM FLOWS THROUGH THE ESTATE, WHICH IS STORED WI I'H FINE TROUT AND OTHER FISH, AND HIGHLY VALUABLE FOR IRRI GATING THE MEADOWS THE LANDS ABOUND WITH GAME OF ALL SORTS, AND THE HILLS WITH GROUSE. This Estate is a most desirable Property for invest ing Money, and for Field Sports; situate Six Mites from KNIGHTON, from which place the NEW ROAD PASSES through to NEWTOWN, WELCH POOL, Etc, and 20 MILES FROM LUDLOW. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Price, Sen. and Jun. at Vedw Lloyd, Dathless, and Brindrynog Farms; where Partici lan may be had ; at the Duke's Arms, Knighton ; Oxford Arms, Kington ; of John Cheese, Esq. Lites-hall, near Kinston, where Plans may be seen; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and Woollaston, Hereford ; Crown, Ludlow ; Hop Pole and Star Inns, and of Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester; Hotel, Liverpool; George, Chel tenham; King's Head, Glouc.:,ter ; I len 411.1 Chickens, Birming ham; T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield ; Castle, Tan worth ; George, Northampton; Mr. Phelps, Eversham ; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury-sqeare, Pleet-street ; at Garraway's Coffee house ; and of Mr. Robins, Wm wick -street, Guhleu-square, London, where Plms of the Estates may be seen. 4:7 The road front London is through Worcester and Ludlow. MIDDLESEX AND SURREY. FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, Eligible DWEL LING-HOUSES and GARDENS, HAMPTON-MIRT, adjoining •BUSHY-PARK ; three DWELLING-HOUSES and GARDENS, at TWICKENHAM; three DWELLING. HOUSES and SHOPS, with GARDENS, in HKATHE.N. S MEE I', and "EHAMES-STREE I*, KINGS FON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, _ _ •-- At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change Ailey, Cornhill, on THUISDAT the Sth of December, 1814, at 12 o'clock, in Lots, by Order of Executors of Mr.WILLI st FLow En , deceased, THE Eligible and Improveable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, comprising, a Commo dious and Substantial Brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE, with Offices, Coach-House, and Stable, Garden and Pleacore Ground, In the occupation of , and on Lease to Mrs. Latou ; and a DWELLING-HOUSE, with Garden, &c. in the occultation of Mrs. Sur'. u, on Lease, situate at Hampton-Court, adjoining Bushy-Park, and overlooking Hampton-Court Gardens. A comract, carat BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE and GAR DEN, late in the occupation of Mr. ' , Lowest ; a commodious and substantial Brick-bulls Dwelling, conveniently planned with Carpenters Shops, large Yard, Sheds, Sawpit, and Stable, situate near the George, at Twickenham, in the occupation of Mr. Ro bert Hudson, Carpenter; Walnut-tree Cottage, with Garden, &c. situate near the Church, Twickenham, on the road from Rich mond-bridge, of which immediate possession may be had. A BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE, in the occupation of Mr. DRURY, situate in Thames-street, opposite the Horse market, Kingston ; the Reversion of Two Freehold Dwelling. houses with carriers Shops, and Outbuildings, Gardens, &c. in Heathen-street, Kingston, in the occupation ot, and on lease to, Messrs. Hardinge and Caution. To be viewed, by leave of the Tenants. Particulars may be bad at the King's Head, and Mr. Robert Hudson, Twickenham ; Bell, Isleworth; Pigeons, Brent ford ; 'Talbot, Richmond ; King's Arms, Hampton Court; Griffin, Kingston; Bury Hutchinson, Esq. Brewer's Hall, Aldermanbury ; at Garraway s; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick•etreet, Golden-square. SALES BY AUCTION. 1IERgillit1)3111111E. CAPITAL FRI' EMU, Ea* A I E., ticar IC‘NOTON, isR rt. .1 FION, &c. ; the MANIA of MAI s wit h F AR and LANI); FRANC; VIORTh, ARM. WOOD; 1.1 FARM, WOOD), LAND, CA &c. By Mr It OEIMs, At the Oxford Arms, Kbytes, on WIIIPIESDAT, the tSd of Na• VEMBLIt, 1814, at Twelve tithek, in 'EWEN LO I'S, THE VA LLRBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES', with the alt;il of COMMON, &e Compriting the MANOR of MARS lON, with the PINES, QUI I RE; 1'•,&!. FARM-I-101NRS and BUILDINGS, and INCLOSURE et MEADOW, PA STORE, ard ARABLE LAND, COI lAOL% &e ; S I RANG WOK"! H NORM, with FARM-110(1 E anti Bti I Lot N (;;;, a fine erarnmantling simat ion, part houndett hr the River Arrow, and Valle Wools 'Anteing; LYE PAR% WOODS, LANDS, CO ITAGgS, the whole near rivr.• HUNDRED ACRES, ilivide4 is small Farms and Lots, its a.• comnuelation, dome is the 3/arlalt of feishridge, nest. Pre.teigi and Kttigtoujet to respectable Truants at Will, and to al.orx Terms. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Morgan, at Sas Farm ; Mr. Harpist., at lryr ; of John Cheese, Faq. Lyup s Hall, where P4riculars may 13~ had, a.'d Plans seen ; Oxford Arms, Kington ; Htrel, and Nles-r. and Wollaston, Hereford; Lion, Leominster;. Wm. Ha-dy, Esq.; at the Inns. Worcester; Hen and Chickens, Cu nt Lgt,ant ; Klug's Head, 01 , ) , :corer. I. G. Parr, Esq. Litchfield ; of Messrs. Jones a9ll Green, Salisbury. square, Fleet-street; at Garraway's Coffee-hoos.!; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London, where Plass may be seen. COPYHOLD AND I.E \SEILOLD LS CAI LS. HAMPSTEAD, CANIOF Ist 'OWN, BA ILE-81UDGE, AND OXFO D-STREET. By Mi ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee house, 'Chasse-alley ; Cornhill, on 'Thurs. Jay, the Bth of December,lBl4, at 'l'welve o'Clock, iu Lot., By order of the Executors of Mr.llFie FLJW/R, d.rci•cd ; THE COPYHOI..D AND LEASEHOLD YS tATES, comprising a email() ions Brick-buil• I J 11", Y LING-HOUSE, three Stories high, four Rooms on a Boos, Double-fronted Shop, and private El.trance, situate opv-ste Church•lanc, Hatipstead, in the occupation of Mr. Dixon, J.lb.t , - maker. Tenant at Will, whit a Garden. Two neat DWELI.INO4HOU with SHOP, shore is High -street, Hampstead, • ft th. occupation of Mr. Brown and Mr. Quitteadon, on Lease to Mr. ot ths Manor of Hampstead. A compact Brick•built DWELLING-HOUSE, two St Tics high, and neatly fitted up, ►ituate No 8, Arington-scree•;Cam. den Town. A Brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE, two Stories Niels, enn. veniently Planned, situate Igo. St, Geurge.street, llattle•hridge, in the occupation of Mr Waver. • An eligible 1) An three Stores high, two rooms on a floor, wail spacious Shops, Porloor. and Strtre-riettn, Kitchen, &c. in the hasetueut, situate No. 44, Oxford-strvst, uu Lease to Mr. Kunst!. PArticuLtrs may be had ou the premises; of Mr. Wire, ste id ; of Ifory Lbitchiri, ~,,, Ebq limners' Hall, ; at darra way's ; aid of Mr. Robffn. Warwick-stmt., tkr square. '1 0 BE PER EII I' !DRILY RE-SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of ClOusesnl, mad; is a C...wae, Kca saga it,t COMMIT, Before JOHN CAMPBELL, Egg One GI tte Masten of tI d Court, at the Public Sale Roma of the said Cotirt, bit va: e in soot' anniton-Buildinp, Lltito eery-lane, London, on horsdav, the Ist day of December, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenw.o. AN It:STA l'E, called PLNHEALE ESTATE, consirlog of Two Undivided Ilhottl Pans of CaNisal MANSION.HOUSL and OL , FICES, with the L INDS airs unto belonging; to:staining, together, hy adoins arweit. I lira Hundred and One Acre., l'wo ksois.and - Fwedoi.eisht P, nbes, more or less (statute measure); sit.sate in the Perish of Inkier kerry, and County of .Corticratl: the whole of which ire nom to the occupation of Mr. LIJI N PARSONS, at a Yearly ren"., at he clear or nett Yearly Rent oE . F.ve Hundred and Tw.s y-Ass Pounds. Particulars whereof may be bad (gra . is) at the ee'd Ma•tere °6e., in sot:tharuptien-buirli ; Mr Davis or Mr. Owrn Jones, Solicitors. ..sex-Greet, is the Strand; Mr. Hums phroys, Solicitor, i oketilsouse-yard; Messrs Leigh aid Mason, Solicitors, New Bridge•aatet, libckfriar., Loudon; op! Mr. Thomas Pearse, S tirltnr, I autticestrut, to Cornwall. DANIEL L adon-%'‘ll. was, by a Medical hoard in Dublin, di,chargel trout the 7th Regiment of Queen's Own Huseav, as incurable and sank for future service, being aflcted with a scroptaidoes &Nesse Is the glands of his neck. Bath, as well as sea-Whine, were 1,06 tried for three months, without any benefit. He t.en was ad vised to try SUILSBURI"a PA I'EN 1* AN 413.:OltbUliC DROPS, and, on application was adml.ted to the Disperkar, the poor. He dated his disease from tatigue iluiLig sir John I Moore 's rem r. When admitted, the glands of hi: neck were Incerated and discharging, his SWthillg With severe pv•:. In eleven months he was . deschargett, perfectly cured, his gloi4s healed, and no symptoms remaining. Spllsbury's Patent Antiscnrhittle Drops, far the cur: of Soren Gont, Rkeuma ism. Ulcerations, and Ei missive and thlinii. Dis eases, are sold wholesale at E.Bdward,'s, e,a , St. Paul's Ciiircts yard ; and retail at the Dispensary, 15, Sohn 'quart., louden, in . bottles of tie ; double, fuss 6d.; and larges 7, F.t, 45 duty kw)" chided. COMPOUND ESSENCE, Ys. fo prevent Counterfeits, the Genuine Medicine has a Black Ink Stamp. IT has been too frequently the stshiect 01 just And JL general reprobation, that men death we of die elements of the medical an have offored them-elves as candidates fer public pa. tronage in the profe,sion of Physic. For the purport: of doinc jus tice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prev,ut us i kons heti% chisel among those enmities whose impudent pre• tension , have, untortunately for society, been too favourably re. ceired, we beg /gave to submit to the liberal and cnlizatened, a faithful statement at our pursuit. and acquirements. After haying received a teguhrt medial education, as tbemils of Messrs Grinikl and liltzard, whose lecturer and practice we carefully attended, as Pri ifessors and Surgeunr of the Lundro I Ins pital, we entered ourselves as students in that jwtly cetrbrafed school for medical acquirements ' the Royal College of Edin burgh, and were instructed its the different ltraudies of Anatomy, Surgery, the Theory and Practfee of Phyde, Chemistry, Mid. wifery, Botany, &c. &c. Scc by those eminent Professor., Drs. Monro, Gregoty, Black, Hamilton, Lhinean, and Rutherwrd. We trust we shall not be deemed tin/mint:Aims in saying, 'hat our proficieficy and acqeirements are pot inconsil-rille. flawing for a long series of years nude VENEREAL CUMPLAIATS, and the various diseases of DEBRA ry, the particular object of our studies and practice, it wilt, we hope, be ahowied that we hag acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and case. la slight and recent cases of infectfin, a perfect re-establishment b completed in the short period of two days, and to those ot utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed et sus' cess, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensure , the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy vairty of dis..rders which are rte tees of a habit long and most unhappily pursue.: by the bntb sexes, there are mine more alarming or more distr. ss.4. those deficienceies and debilides which frequently rrerrof rf" bitter the matrimonial state. l'o such persons it anu-t b (• soling reflection to know tl.at they may now, by a riro a... ' bible mode of treatment, be restored to tha' greate-t a"' ." bleseings, a strong, manly, atol vigorous consti:u . ' • ••• of debility, from whatever cause arising, a s well as hi • T. • " cies of venereal infection, w 4 may be consulted by -" either sex soils the greatest secrecy and honour. • saltation at home front ten to three, and front six in t... till ten at night. Patients In the eourr.ry are requested to state the part' their case, age, and general habit of living. &c. facto-Avg tt• tance for advice and niedieirses when ne Awn* will be given °r sent to any part of the kii;.l3ll 'lo posers: thet sec , ".‘• `."" sential to our ..lodertaking, he posta,;e yt letters may he a JA I I. the accovit for medicines. CU Itt - '.IE Sn-gelnt, No. 107, Hatton ;Ara 14IUH WA LER Ai LONDON Ilitla3F. M.ltolo- 1 ' Morning - - 21 minwri aft& - Afternoon - - 41 minutes after ; LONDON: Pruned by Levu. Kerr, Pickett Mee; pihnsliell there, c 4 a: the Star Office. Tempi: Ben