Star. — London, England, 1817-09-27 00:00:00

- ... V. „ ..,, , 1 , 0::: , 4 - , , '* • .:;. -. . tt: a All . 11 •••''.4F ..." r. ~.„)............ r. V 1611.1. •••••••11. r BIZ 9541. --- • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. Set! .-..der 19, 1817. 11HE P4cU.C10.17. OFFICERS of hit MA. JESTI"sORDNiI . CIS* hereby give Z,l !i...?, That they will MI.L. by PU al.le AUCTION, at the Tower, on MON ).ty, the fits day of October next, at Eleven &Clock in the steam r reeisely, Sundry !Ars of NEW, OLD, and V N5Ea. CEASI.I: STORES,eonsisting ut Anvih and Pieces, Bedding, sr% and Storks, doable and single, rawler Hutto, Painted veers and farptul , as, Piet-z.:+, Str.tdes, Shovels, rid Saws, ales. Ranges, Sadtrry, and Hantets, Standing Vices, Sahlle ;:s znd Pieces, Saltpetre Sags old Lead, donhltrwothed Iron Ordnance reconverts-1 Iron, tog flitter with various colter tides, the whole of wird% easy be viewed t , n arplicat:on at the cipal etvikeePer's Office iu the rower until the day of Sale, ... e ras printed Usual the Lots will he &Leered to those persona .c) et ty apply for the same --By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, F.•:-retory. The (NDce of Chic p,„„ .i.r.-ji-------E Fx.v4INER_. b a , b 44 a removed from Maitlen.latte to NM 19. Catherino• rte. Wand —.l.o.sttorrow's • 'unlitr will r..mtt...in. C'esttlei the As : Wei ;zone nt ille wrtk) Porenitir riorlyst;,, I Is 014 qu i l l s Remarks on Mr CO:ben% strange and au'ls.%:p brigiling up lipl,, • ,• 1r EVII)C11 fitifarq; Obtervatiotts on .itr RoSert Wi.v.te. "Work tot Kus3ta; Irraottlinary Account el a Vonwt Lady at i tv , r p,,u; .r i ,,,,coit d to Ite blind; Artic!ri MI dn. Drama and the Fate Art• ; au Use C 1441 1, Of the Illiie Cat Lacs. is m . am [ - ._-....__....-- l lt a . T : . l , ' l it:; )y l. l ,4 V / I t ) a L t. L .., :b ls: I l c, N , S D ' a l' F l z i. c 'U r " s r tO nti N tl fi l ;f p the in 3 1 ., . s Ts, lie . Prtvarsilon of Youth fur the Pulpit, Par, and Haste, 37, Linrati's inn Mids. vita re.open, after the Vacati•tn, co the kirst Monday in October, when all the customary Courses ,r,,,tammu, Put lie and Privam, will he resumed. Adults. ut.thr :ht. limn- dote asides of Mr. Thetwall ; Junior Pupils, tunicr the assistant tuttion of Mr. J. H. '1 helwall ; Ladies under the ;Mat ion ut Mrs sad Aliw lhclwall, who will also tomtit rho) to hlusic slid every atib.r Accomplitatiutnt. Plans and 'trims folic halal Meson. Arch, Cornhill, and at the Insthution. Aho M. 1... PubLettiuna, Illustrationt of Ithythirson ; Vestil Lula uf Illoinseer ; Latta' w Mr. Cline on Inyedinicim, Ste, aad }imam of l:.sperience is the rrvatizimt is: o;;;,aie Detects; - I INSANITY. Tisib day was putiiihhed, in Bye. prict _ _ _ TIEPOItT on the Present State and MAnagerneni' 1.4 of the liOiPITAI.St4r INSAZIL PERStiMi af. PARIS; Trues ed front an OfLtial iteport on the Htopitab in general ol that Metropolia. Walt an Appendix. London: Printed for . nod G. Uaderwood, 33; fleet vret.t. Thls day was pahl.shed, By C. Canny', Pall Mall, and :4tv mix aad Maasoaac, lata•ionta-cour., LACCUSATION ; nr, The Family of d'Ang lade. By JOHN HOW NRD PAYNE, Esq. S. The Bohemian ; a 'Tragedy in Five Acts. price. Ss. 6d. and S. The Peasant of Lucerne, a Melo-Drams, Su Three Acts, teacher with Songs, Poems, &e. Price Ss. 6d *Hy George :cape Esq. A.ll Au bar or the innkeeper's Daughter. Likewise New Edionns of Ilse •Touostone ; A Howe Out at V.'hodowei Miller and Men; Killirg No Murder; Darkest , ':ieible; A Chip of th e Oki Ltntk. Ct.e. A :.:OMPLEIR MANUAL FOR SPOR ESMEN. Oldie First in October w II be published, Parts I and 11. ofia new and elegant Work, entitled, BRITIgki FIELD alkhi. l'S ; entbrAtiqg . Prete deal Inartienaina an blinoll/10. I:OI , 4TING COURSINU, • 2acitan Yrnatto, &M. with Ob.rrvatic.n mt thellicalrog and Traimng a lop and Hours ihr Management of FOWlisig. lines, and *V utter Sporting Imrlentems; as vril: as very car massrafte connected with the I•abits ut a Sportsman. to which is.sililed a Sporting Caltaidar fir vvery Month in the Year. by WILLIAM HENRY SCO'l MIA Work will he elegant'' , prastud ..ti ling raprr. hot prrs , ed, sad illustrated with upwards of Filly d Thirty two on Copper, executed in :he tuo.t charac oleic *re dexcellener, by those eminent Ar inv, Scott, Warren, Grris, Toney. Davenport, and %anion, from Paint ngs by Reinagir, Owen, kiwi . , and Barrenger ; the remainder cut tin Wood, by tun in, i imniitum and Austin. Comm - rums —I. Ihe iir , esh Iliad Sports will be comprised hone hainl•ome vuMnie, rive. and pub.ished an *i . welve Monthiy Fans eltgan ly pri red tine *uvr parer, but-pres s ed, puree Thu; shdliugs each A tomised number of copie• will be primed on as. es fine paper, royal uvo. with proof iimneksioas of &them% puke Five shining- each Pan. Landsat Printed for Sherw sod, Neely, and Jones, Paternos ter-row; and sold by all llookselkrs On the First Octobvr will be published, h Ose Vet evo. illustrated with Eight Plates pace pain. and ir. cosuurc.. THE NATURA LIS 1"S r()..:KE • LIOU ••2* Tourist's companion: Deng a b let ll.roducnon to the wins branches of Natural History, with approved Methods for collecting and preserving Quadrupeds, Birds, Reptiles, Fishes, Insects, Shells, Corals, S. eds Plants, Woods, Fossils, Minerals, At. ate with the-G r ner e dsaracters, Habits, and Places of Re sin of the different Omura of Zoological :objects. By GEOWOB GRAVES, Oa the lame day wUI be publisi.ed, No. £4 of the New Edition of Cartla's Flora Loadinensle. No. S of the Continuation, and No. vs, of the New Edition, will be ready for delivery on the 18 of November. Pubbthed by George Gram, Walworth; and told by Slier. Nerly, and Joffe% Pater verstetmew. MARoA RAMSGATE, &c. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUS ERA I ED. Ws day was publiihal, handiontrly printed In foolscap aro. price 17.. 6d. boards, and dewy two. . As. - with Vignette Idle, Map, and 49 elegant llngravittp, Vol. L of THANET and the CINQUE-PORTS, (to be completed In another Volume), consisting of Views of all the Churches, Castles, Vestiges of Antiquity, singular Recdenees; C. in the above Dis tricts; accompanied whit Historical, Topo graphical, and Antiquarian Descriptions, as well as Particulers of the Agricultural Products and Natural History of the Track nelcrited. The Drawings have been made, and the Egagravitigs will be earcuted, by WILLIAM DEES Lt. London : Primed for the Proprietors, and published by Sher wood, Neely, &addaxes, Paternoster-row; and T. floosey, Broad. &tress ; Cdntan and Colepte, Canterbury; Ledger, Dover ; and tr: the Libraries at Margate, Ratnegatx„.llrnadstairs,:tud Hastings. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. . ' V ITIATED BILE is the fruitful source of al) those disorders which act on the Stomach and Dentas mislouing Indigestiou, Heartburn, Flatulence, Hendarisel and a variety of other alfcctions, the collative:ace itg &ordered action of the liver and llihary Organs. 'aeon I'o4 butte every rt commendation of mild op,ritioss With successful effect ; and req • g tto rent stint or confinement during their wad stein particular a most valuable and emu:talent Medicine flat Ceittkmea of the Army or Navy, and travellers. In tropt t fintates whets the consequence of re•iundan and vitiated tk 'ere SO prevalent wed alarming, they are an wilec:aal protean. froat the, tells tkty are likewise teculially caltolattito•cor tett ditof.:l..ll ant•iig Crum excesses of the table- f alai to restor the iuittiv,, tuve a. the wouutch. 474 . 'at Mt. its anti an. (by Appoiatment) b R. DU t I.CR and Sons, C:•• 111:11t1, 1:10. 4, C:.eapade,ennser et : INC% • :.urchlarti; 3anget, i ; .-tlitittlentocat offlast • Fatat-India Howie, I.eatlrt•t - . .. t:•ratft4.l rfi'llt 41 , Co. Pau. 24'9, kits's:mete , littennSht :be ra to shook liagit:s ill tray City mail Town in tits Maples.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER .27, MR. GUTHRIE, Deputy Tnspector of Military Hospitals, will commence his .4 UTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES on SURGERY, on ,MONDAY, the 6th of October, at Five Minutes past Eight in the Evening, iti the Wait ing -room of the Royal Westinin.ter Infirmary for Diseases of the Eye, Mary-la-honne.street, Piccadilly. Medical Officers of the Navy, the Army, and the Ordnance, will be admitted gratis, en obtaining the r commendation of the Head of their respt ctive Departments; whicb mu.t be presented to Mr. Cornett, between the hours or two and half past four, at his Horse, No. 2, Berkeley-street, Berkeley-square. BALES BY AUCTION. OLD BOND-STREET, GRAFION4TREET, HAY. H 11.1., acc. Capital HOUSES and GROUND REN US, renewable tor ever. A very eligible Property for Inverting Muncy. By Mr ROIIINN At Dar: way's Coffee-house, 'Change-ailey. Cornhill, on To ORS. DAY, October it, 1011, at Twelve o'Clotk, In Lots I A VERY Eligible LE ‘SEHOLD ESTATE,, CIL held under the City of Lo: don, renewable for ever. at a fi c certain comprising those capital roomy and yore extensive t the CLARk.NDON HOTEL and EXHIBI TION ROOM adjoinlng, with extensive Garden at the back, cleats No. 10, of , he *est side of Old Bond-e:reet. Three sr. II built DWELLING HOUsEi. Nos. 16$, 166. and' 167, f/1.!) 11014 1 .1.., I'REE with a part of the House, No. 16, Grafenn•strect, and pan of the House at the North cast corner of Albemarle-street. Alto FIVE Capital well-built Substantial DWELLING-HOUSES, No. I, 3,4, and G, 6ruate on the west.side of tit a:con street, let to most respectable I emits pro ducing an improved rental of YOUR HUNDRED and ELEVEN POUNDi, FIFTEEN SHII.I ING4, per Annum; and Upwards of ELEVEN HUNDRED abd NINETY POUNDS, by Fines, fin renewal every 11 years. Exclusive of the CI.ARENDON 110 FEL, which will faU in, in a trw years, when the rower, will be very highly improveable. !`articular, may be had id Mr Pilkington, Surveyor, ciriand Yard, Whitehall; of U. W. Shepheard. l'sq Solicitor, Great Russell - street, Illoomshur); at Garraway's; and of Mrßut/no; Warwick-sitter, Golden-law • SALES BY AUCTION. CITY AUC'noN MART, 68. CnEAPSIDIL T - immense STOCK and variety of Miscella 1. Mous Fifers (the Property of distreved Manufacturers. Tradt mum, and others, who arc comprlle4 I y the hem pros sure of the limes to force en Immediate market), consisting of evrry description of LINAN sad WOOLLLN•DRAPER Y, HOSIERY, rich CUT GLASS, CHINA, TABLE and DES. smut' :-ERVICES, JEWELLERY, FANCY CABINS WARE, CU I LERY, JAPAN-WARE, PLATED 000 D), &c. &c. which see daily ON SALE BY AUOTION, By Mr. MOAT, At the City Auction Mart, Gs, Chvapside, sontinurs in increasing attraction to draw• a crowded audience, whose vonli fence its the respectability of the Era))liniment is Peltly flattering to the Pro• prie or, and ithutes hi, continuance of giving a full guarantee of the perfection tit all the Property that passes through his hands. Sate ev.ry l)ay, at Fwkive, and agnin in the Evening, at Seven o'Citick JUDICIAL SALE OF AN !!•{TA FE IN THE TIM! l'Y OF THE I 4.IV.'N OF STIRLING. l'o be exposed to SALE. within the Parliament or New Sessions. house of Edinbergh, upon %%Tease soar, the 10th day of No vember, IFI7, betwixt the hours of. Five and Seven its he Afiernonn, {Uler Authority of the Cour of se,sion, and before the Lewd Ordinary olEziating on the bil ls for the time, I HE 1....1NDS and ES t.ATE .•WES l'Elt 1 UV( I.A N in the Parish of :it. Niitian'-, and County of ‘tirltvg, elitists in of One Hllll4l rd and Five Acres, Nine Hun dred aitti Forty-Eve l'arts I he articles of ruop are in th. bands of Mr Mariners, Deputy Clerk of Scotism Ihe Title deeds and Plans at the lands, and Copies of the articles of mop, may b.t sues on apP' rel to Mi chael Litming and kl..thew N Mat Clerks of th e ' Signet, No. 20,14 M street, ; Mr. latlejiblus, Water, Stirling; or Mr.Buii,opoi!ie tht: Lonilon. SUBSCRIP L lON CIRCIJ VINO LIBRARY, rAcnto sr. /AU we's rALACIE, iSTAW.33I:I:b ;if C ciineete. ATA LOGUES, la. 6.1. e oiltatiling the l'ertni of tieb.cription, are now on Ca.; oeaders in general are assured they exgerience much Emile) , in exchanging t sir Books, via 41:1.1on Meet disappo annum., a 4 in this Under. Wang the P. opri..tor ha- endeavoured to e‘tahl .h a l'lan for tho well-supptywg of 1.1 Suhseribets with New Works immediate!? on :heti publicatim ;he embraces t fre.rtit eppottunity of re turning his most gree.til acknowledgments to his Subscribers and the Pub:ic, the kid patronage wilts which iney hay: Fiherto houo.ired him, and trusts that the strict_"' ;noun and ten• tion on his parr, wilt ensure him a con inu.aoc of the favours 01 his Friends and Customers. Country S,4bacribers may rely MI an initnettiata TIMM% of Roans. 0 SPORTSMEN AND Di:ALERS IN CUNVOWDFtL mla Iltk. It E brgs ie.tve to inlorm his• Ft iensi:t. a .he Pub .c, that he IE3 now nq longer airy Intersw er I Concern in the Milts At Rattle, which hem rasa expel - knee he is compelled to abandon. He therefore takes this • ppertunite to apprize :Item :bat he has taken, in conjuoction wits a Feend, one eery even.ive GUNIVWDI z . , t MILLS newer the iVletropt.lii, Imlay he Est ten himself hr shall be able to avail himself advancagcLutly of that long stud laborious artglitation which, a: the tz erne of much I ersonsl hazard, sod during a period uLforry yesrs, he has given to the imi.nreme;:t of the Artii.le,and particularly to the Sport ing Powders I he Public are too will acquainted with the decided superlov rhy i.e has attained to render at necessary for hint to say any Ilan now rslistlee thereto, and he has remit f.trther to otweres, that the curl:Amy at the Mills he h:t vow talo•n, aid :lin very abuts lent fl.sor or %eat rt they 'tosses, nest Ift*St others widen/4'e him to conduct t.h M inulactlity ott a very superior scale, and to • proceed with those improvement. which ne has 'nig had in con temptation to complete, and in which Mt has bean its omit: de. glee impeded Ly the very liutlted means tench the battle Mills afforded. Orders received and Letters addressed to Mr. Was. CILIA:oat I Hamm . , at Nu. 23, Coleman-street, London. EY HIS MADE: TY'S ROYAL LE I' MRS PATE-NT JMETCALFE'S FETA ET ItATLNG IIAI • BRUSHEti, for all kinds of Mrs. The universal recep tion and talb •unded Patronage kbeyor.d All parallel) given to these New Invented Brushes, by all ranks in Society, is a wonderful instance of their est:Alt:nee over every other unplement for Cleansing the Head Crum -.cart, thereby strengthen:tit:, bewstity.. lug, and promoting the growth of the Ilatr. As Horse littaihes they are approved and reciitunieuded by Profetsor Colman They ere alike engrossed for all kinds gi personal Uses, and tar all Domenic Purposes, wherem a greater dirge of tiesnlitiets will prevail, and combine economy tett,' eseediti tn. Tory ;:ac also of the greatest consequence for CS•lanufac lire and hil,whietery, an. are big tly aprrec:wed by a number of the first Artisans in Use Country ; the stsperiurny of the Pawn• ilrushei is so ecru, that (in cumpar ) all others are wholly uiclrss, as will be proved on trial Patent 13ruiltes are warranted free lions whale bone, or any adulteration, and at the same price its genuine Brushes bison/lug e made. • *I To be had retail of the PA F.N TEE, No. SR, Gnat, MART • LA.lltotltiii.-61 Olt LT. POITLAND Pince. and at 559, 011./ORD sTaagT ; and al: rap enable vi-nders of Brushes is the United Kingdom. Some Standulent Shopk , epers having inposed on time Public, both in inter &Al quality, by selling spurious Brushes, please to ask fur J. METCA FE'S eA lEN f lIKUSIIitS, and WC that each Brush has the Pa tutee's jump impressed on it— " Mercnt.ve, Paretcrte," with the %loyal Insignia. Whole bah. Urdero to be addressed to ME ITCALFE aid KEN l', 49, rtvt, ; c.r G. Kew, Pots try, Landon. DA I'ItUN .Z ED by their R0y.,1 Highnesses the 1 Princ.o of Wales, Duchess of York, at.d Duke of Sussex ; his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias, his Sera - Highness the Doke ut Brunswick, his Excellency die Duke del luntotaJo, by their e.peciai authority. R0W1...% ND's MACASSAR OIL. kit virtoes unpinned of Vegetable Ingredients front tae Island of Macassar, in the Eau Indies, are unprecedented fur preventing the hair falling off or turning grey to the latest period of life; strengthens the weakest bur, and produces a luxuriant growth on the baldest ;daces ; also an inimitable natural curl. which it preserves in damp weather, ike produces whiskers, eye-brow., is perfectly innocent, and may with safety be nppited to the youngest infant. Rowland's freatite on the Hair inclosed ' with oath genuine bottle. Price Ss. 6d. 101. 6d. and LI is. per bottle. Also, ROWI.AND's ESSENCE of WM?, Which Immediately and effectually changes Red or Urey Hair; Eye Brows, Whiskers, Ste. to a permanent and glossy Brown or black, fettle:hog the exact natural colour—washing makes this Dye more durable. It is ',erectly innocent, and Ladies or Gen• denten may dye their Hair with Ease and Secrecy. Price is. 7w6d. and ins 6d. and One Guinea per bottle. . old wholesale, retail, and for exportatiGn, by the sole Pro prietors, A. - Rowland and Son, Corner of Kirby-street, the frit turning un the eight m Hatton Garden, Holborn, I.orrion ; anti by appointment, by Messrs. Hendrtes, I itchborne-.trees ; Mr. I Smyth, 117, and Gantt and Peirce, 57, New Bond-street; Bayley anditlew,.Coekapurwtrter; Newbery and Soils, 45, Edwards, 06,, Si Paul's Church yard; Berry, i 7, Johnston, 15, Greek. street; and by'all Perfumers and Medicine Venders throughout Europe. Caution.—Ask for Rowbod's Oil, or Rowland's Dye, and ob. serve that each genuine Doak of the above articles are signed on the outside label in red ink," ok.Rete.and and Son." others are Coigne. ceits. Als • may he had, an Interesting Essay sf on the curioos Structure the•htoneu Hale, price Ss. Dedicated 40 bet Royal Higlop s aa the Princess Chariots, of Wales sad Sue Cobours. HALIPhffl R E. ON THE BORDERS OF BERKSHIRE. Dcdrable FAMILY RESIDENCE, surrounded by ONE HUN. 'RED AN D+FIF ne FIVE Air a of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Landoune Stream of Want, and extensive Common Right , By Mr. ROBINS, i At Carraway a on Teittiasuar, Oc - hber 15. at Twelve. THE vets Eligible. FREEHOLD ES I'A IT ; comprising WAR BROOK HOUSE, II desirable and corn. frirtable Family ittpodeticu, seated on a Lawn, with convenient Offices of all descriptions, Cnath-houses, Stables. Farm sant and Building., excellent Gardens, with chrEca Frult.trees, Part Walled, Lawn and Pleasure grounds fine piece& of Water, well moral wish Fish, brautgul Woodland with shady Walks, situate near the del:sinful Village of Beasley, tw.t InLes from Hanford. bridge, the Residence and Prot erty of a Gentleman Also, a compact COT FACE RESIDENCE, ailapred for a small genteel Family, with all requisite Offices, Coach house and mable., Gar den and Land, Let on Lease. A Bailiff's House and Cietaxei, and sundry Incloburas of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, con7aming ONE HUNDRED AND FIF I ir. FIVE ACRES in a ring fence; a very cligible*Property for a Ginnie. ' man, contiguous to a capital Pack of Fn./sounds, in a good Sport ing Country, an easy distance from Readmit thlttngLans, Ascot. heath, ar.d his Majesty's Hunt, and in the neighbourhood of families tit the first resp e e.abdity. To l?e viewed by Ticket., and by applying to the Balla. War brook-touare.wkere Particulars may be toad; at the White Lion, Ilarrturil-bridge f Crown and Boar bins, Reading; Red Live, i Bastian,; Bush, Farnham and etaine.; White Hart, Windier; Caine, salt hit Ewe. Arms, Godalming ;of Joseph War 4 , 1 F.sq -olditor. Bedford-square; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-ski-ea, Gokleinsipiare. LINCOLNSHIRE. 6tPITAI. FARMS of RICH PAS I URES, MEADOW, and ARABLE LAND', in WIffiEKN, MA :ILE rHORP, and rttualsY. n:ar A FORD and 1.0111 H, a sh..rt distaxce boas the sea, UPWARDS of NINE !KINDRED ACRES. 10 BE SOLD BY AtiC 1 lON, By Mr. ROSIN'.. • At Oarraway's house, 'Change allry, Cornltill, London, au 1 ituitsoar he with in November, 1817, at Twelve o'Clock, bh .o, La', A v 11.1.1 13 11 , 01 y Impr , orible FREE; HOLD E:.i A E, comprising upwards of NINE HUMMEL/ ANI. 1:1(:1 - 11 ACRES Of exceedolg rich Paw urs• Mrs ,ow, and Arable Linda, situate io Withi.n, Mabletliorpa, and &tubby mar Alford and Louth, a short distance from the ass, divided 111 most eligible EMUS, with excellent (tarns Hon.'s (kiss principal of which would make I a pltasair Marne Simmer Residence, for a tientleMan's Family; Yards ' Gardens. Barns, 'tables, and all tequio e OutbAblings, in good repair; let to Messrs Coulam, Gran, Watson Laugh. ton, Tyson, and o kers, snow respectable recants, partly at Will, the Nett Rental upward ,, of ONE rhousAwu IiUNDKEO POUND' PER ANNUM • A most 'desirable Property for Investing Money. Part of the Lands are subject only to ;rd. per Acre in lieu of I itbes. the Kent. were reduced at Lady-day last, and the Lands retaken by the old I ensure . May be viewed by applying to the rename, where Particulars may h.• had; and of Messrs Houma acd Carnlry, soVettors, Al ford ; s'.amck, Boston; New Kiug's Head, Louth; Whites Hart, Spilshy; George, Stamford; Mr. George Bourne, Bsobury, Oz. lordslore; the Angel, Stilton ; of Mr. V.ittnan, Vol;citor, Arun del -street, Strand; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -strew, Golden. stpraru, where a Plan of the Estate may be 1111111:__ OXFORDSHIRE. BETWEEN CHIPPING NOR I ON and BANBURY. cApiTAL and most Ebrble eRhEHULD ESTA 'ricks. Free, excellent FAMILY MANSION, with OFFICES, ie. FARMS and LANDS about 7uo ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRCT, By Mr. ROBINS, rIMIE very Desirable Flt E EHOLD and TITHE FREE ESTATE; comprising SWERFORD.HOUSE; a atone Wit Family Residence. with Offices; an excellent ranger)* Stabling, Coach•houses snit Outbuildings; capital Walled Oar eleosoSte. placed io a Lir comtuanding situation in a rich Pad= dock,and bounded in fruot by a stream in Warr, winch may be enlargedio form a bestneful i Vista, and surrounded by other rich Meadows, and ornamented by-fine grown Timber Trees. Ala. saran! very Valsoble LA YDS of Porntret, lottettonitt;Fozhede, middle or between I owns; Hook Norton and Cradle Farms w.th good Farm-boosts, Banis.Stables, aud all requisite Outbuillogs. sundry Cottages, with *Milieus, am. the whuW Pear EVEN-HAU NDRED ACRES of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lend ; 'the princlpalgeri let to :estimable • Tenants; •sink the estimated part , in band, making a. rental of upwards of ONE THOUSAND' TWO HUNDRED POUNDS Per Annum. SWBR FORD le dist bolibbyeskswion, abounding wish Gem. —a moat desirable proporry for a Oentleuran iiposnatian,._Of fec *Oa!, I IN() MaNBY. Packs of Harrisrs and Fos limited! are kept In the nrighbourhod, which is highly respeaable, only cis miles from baiiewry, eigta from Chipping Norton, and ail from Oxford. May he'vlewed by applying at the Manion, or Robert Mot , Esq. Heythnip Park, • he re Par4cee...“ 111 J .be bad: and ut itobius, Warwick -street, Goideskoquacei When a Plan mil be sten. PRICE SEVE -PENCE, GARMAN PIPERS. BERLIN, sItFIF.MBER 7. In N0."245 of the Bremen Goviee great impnrtann is attached to the arrest of Massenbach, wltich is styled that of A tree German in a free German city . That event has, howeveo. excited no great surpriss here even aniong the moat decided opposition charge 'Massenb ech is nu (re.- G rman, bit , a. Prussian Officer and subject. In 1808 hr would. with many of his ASS , 3I; sires, hay been •ried by had r:e not sought refit.-- in PIII4II / His miens and niistleireanouts would long .inc•• have been l-irgot. tett. had he nit revived the rec•.lt , ction at is. by thr.ater.ing to sell state docume.• s. of which he (mist have gained p.ssession by unl. • tut means. 'Chi taws tegotte that his case should immediately undergo a criminal isivestipti:ll. Many rumours prevail here respecting a ehangeof administrAtion: they have origin , ted sn cotisi (Intense ut the serions diners of Prince H rd• • berg. whit re. mains at Pyrtnont. The Privy Cotinsell r R rhea, who olficiAtcs in his stead in the fin inciat lepars. meat, has .viitten to infirm the K , ng that Ire cAmlot uccompatiy his M .j:sty on his purity) , r , r aft: provin ces on the Rhitio. All these reports ate extremely precipitate, and serve only to make m Anita- t the s fishes of one or the other party. The Privy Cotinselibek in con,eguence of illness, (he hws for a lang rime .titY. red from • disorder of the liver,7 has been obliged to ..bandon ihe Crown Prince on his journey, A:kJ is at present in this city. This incident ,is also rn 4.4 e the grott.id of talee representations. l'itough the calling out of Ike horses of the Land web,. C produced no disturbance here, yet it has excivil cors:,Licrahl2 dissatisfaction ; and As this tbabati.taci.on apiwar% justifiable:, it is expected that nec , :sstity Norse.: t. iif b hired by the C..t p nation itt the City, acid the expense coliec:ed fr ttie inha ,L 'Mains Along with the rent-tax. We have ca:letl dibsithi.:r.tioss jogai ible, as the raising or wctlY tatty forfora tortt.ight's err:ere:sing must be useless, tot in that time thither the arse our his rider car. 1 Any mine. A Landwelsr Cavalry should be raised rit die country among the peasants, who have Irons I}otitis been acenstornedso ride and manage herwr.. 'F10.•.1 A GERMAN PAPER. Amorl the &clam .eons to the Da t, that of the States of the Principality of Uppe•Detmold are par. titularly deserving of notice. The very .ilsl Cnnsti tut;orsot 114 country secured to the States distir. guisheil priiileges, and breathed a praise-worthy h ,ernolie •Itweenthe Government and the Stetesfor temmon:Rood , a general concerience in the Legislation, even in matters of Police regul.tion, by meens of Committees of the States; an express Veto n lawe relative to taxation; vigilance and pietection f r he Couseitutims. and the constitutionxl rights of all classes of subjects; a perticipetion by deputed assessors lb the'Supremil Tribunals of the land; par. ticipation in the title dining the minority tit the if near. b y nears .4 tour C', Tutors from the States; mediation, and the power of settling the disputes amo.ig the various lines of the ruling House; pard civation in the guarantee of nearly all contracts e t f„sii.g to ti.e Counts y and that House; and, finally, a p erliCipatit+ll i n the directian and administration of all taxes. These various rights and privileges were eeereised by the States in virtue of the most solemn coi.t , acts, and insAinated in that spirit of legal (me d..= which, from the earliest times, was the heritage of ail the triers of the German race, and particularly of iii- old Saxons. but, since the digs ilution of the Eartere the reigning Princess has, with respect to the Constitutional; of the States, which have hith-nto tuen consideted as sactrd, entertained very tiiffetent views hum the States The Ptincess, without at touptiog Lorna:illy to email the Constituttou, Las s:nce In- accession to the Confederation of the , Rhine ny beg conduct evinced that she does not consider heeselt any longer bound by it, Notwithstandieg the events which shoe ICiIS have taken place in Germany. the dissolution of the Confederation of the and the Federal Act. she still considers her self bound to no other acknowledgment than the in• truductien of a new Constitution, quite independent of the old one. The States again, while they have repeatedly declared themselves ready to accede to any modineation of the old Constitution which the spirit of the times, or any decree of the Diet may render necessary, pee.ist at the same time in maintaining, that by the obtaining of sovereignty the old Constitu tion lost nothing of its validity, and did not cease to bind the Government towaids the States, and that this was more partieularly the case as the territories of the Lend of Lippe have remained unchanged. In the Memorial presented to the Diet, it is said, in sup. port of these views, " The existing Constitution with held horn the country by the Piincess may not, per. haps, be absolutely the best; buttrons time immemorial the inhabitants of the country of Lippe have lived happily wider its protection ; it may not, perhaps, be the most proved and ipproved, but it has been proved and approved of in joy and sorrow during the vicis. situdcs at centuries; and, at all events, it has strong claims to preference over' those ephemeral Ccnstit tions which, in times of hasty Legislation, the morn. log. calls fortis to disappgat in the evening. this legal Constitution, which, if not the best, has at least the merit of having been, long ;tied, and rests on the solemn ohligatioas, and from its venerable antiquity is entwined in the history of the country and the love of its inhabitants, may be made still better than it is, the first step can be no other than this, that it should brefirst acknowledged in its punt?. and recalled to life. This justice, ditty, a respect to antiquity, and the sacredness of contracts, equally mand." And again : •' What confidence could we have in a new Constitution, whetlier better or worse than the old, it iu the very mower i.t its estaisiistititerit st proved that the sanctity c .f contracts is mere!, a ay, walnut ceremony, be P dispensed iudcet a w i th il d thatat p w t ; '