Star. — London, England, 1814-07-28 00:00:00

o• .\ i .. ,,,, - -Ott- P 7'4 Iri . f(Q II . t -. 4 . ~,\-1 , 4:::-44 , •,, ~r. _,..., ..... r - _. 4 , ;; 3 NU M HER THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1814. PRICE SIXPENCE-H; T vpr,m \v. GRAND JUBILEE. RENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. MOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That at a GR.NERAL MEIP LNG of the COMPANY of PRO PR I RTORS of the KES'NE I' and AVON CANAL NAVIGA TION, held at he Town Hall, at Marlborough, in the County of Wilts, on Tuesday, the 19th day of July, 1814, it was Re solved, "I hat a Dividend of fifteen shillings per Share (clear of the Properly Tat) should be made amongst the Proprietors of Shares in tilts undertaking, and that the same should be payable at Metsrs. liartoril, Davis, and Co. Bankers, Bristol, the Trea surers of t oe said Company; or at Messrs. Whitehead, Howard, and Had.lock.‘, Ratikers, Cateaton-street, London, on, or at any time aft, r Cie 19th day of September next. And Notice is also hezeby Nether given to all persons who may have purchased, or othersvise acquired a right to Stares which have not yet been registered In th e ir n ames i n t h e hook s of the Company, that in order to entitle them to receive the said Dividend, the transfer, or other instrument, by which they may have acquired their right to suck Shares, must be sent to our Office to be registered, on, nr before the 19th day of Atigtrit next, on which day the transfer books will be closed, and not again opened until after the payment of the Dividend. WARD and MERRIMAN, Principal Cleats. Marlborough, Inly 2?, 'Bl4. N. B. A Circular Letter will be sent to every knoMot Proprie tor, before the Divielend becomes payable, informal; bier, in what autoner,and at what piece to apply for the numb . • CLASSICAL. BCH° /L, EXI/.11112 WANTED, as an ASSIS r. a Gentl-ma* who k a Graihkre of este of the (aver4lf re. If la orders, a Corny may be easl'y o') alne4.—AWy t , . the Rev. C. H. Co lyme—lf by letter, pe-tpaid —Ex-ter. July 14.1. 4. I ERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE. July U. • PREPARATIONS to the FETE, in St. - 4 eases) Park being nearly completed, it if deemed nem :spry to grin the Public some idea of what the Amusements will t!..ough it is Impossible in an Advertisement to say enough for my petters to form a just opinion of what this Fete w.O consist. c. , rc foil description Is given to each purchaser of Tickets. It :• hoi , ed, therein., it will suffice in this place to say that Booths tor rereslunents will be placed in proper situations mind the with open Marquees r rovided with seau for the areommo. t!s:lott of the Company ; that Bands of Music will attend, and proper spaces being marked out for those who chew to dance; that Balloons of different sizes, one large enough for twr, persona se ascend in the Car attached to it, will ascend at different times in the inning. This day was pnblished, In One large Vul. ave. Price mi. or royal ave. ISs. THE TRIAL of Lord COCHRANE, the Hon. ANDREW COCHRANE JOHNSTONE. CHARLES DOM DE BERENGER, and others, for a Conspiracy. Takeo in Sliort-ha3d by W. B. GURNEY, Short-band Writer to both Houses of Parliament. Bold by Butterworth and Son, Pleet•atreet ; and Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Patemoster-tow. MORTGAGE. WA NT ED, from striO.otxt to drso,oon tin the 112" St ample Freehold ',clarity, and porky/arty siva , agenua to Trustees, having large .ants to lay out or invest on lan , led oecurity.--Fortker particular. may he obtained on annpl•cat nu t• Mr. Cultha Law Bra inner, Thtvadoeedle-ioieet, MONEY advanced, from aft) to altiumil, 1)7 BURROWS and Co. Successors to RYDER an.l Co. RUM sell Mews, Howland street, Fitzroy-4103re, on ‘rosuliies, Bills, Notes of Hand, and all sons of Securities; they cam in re re epretability and power than any others in ti.ls line, and can make an instant advance to persons el known amulet. Attendance all day. The most brilliant Fire-works ever seen in this oountry, will be exhibited apes the Temple and upon the Odom Bridge. The whnle of the Park will be illuminated with Chinese Lanthorns, and every Tree with variegated Lights ; the Pagoda will be illu mine' tad with Gas Lights; the Royal Booth will be lighted, and tbr whale of the Allegerkal Flhe-weeks and Transparencies, re. presenting War, giving an idea of the horrors of a beslegtdror tress, sad changing en a sodden to a dneription of Peace, 'Alike among the Ampsements of the Company assembled. SALES BY AUCFION. :TAI'E LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING 1 THE in OF SEPTEMBER, 1214. SCHEME. 2 of 8E20,000 are £40,0n0 e 00000 •••• 10,000 2 5,000 10,000 2 2,000 4 1,000 5 500 10 WO 15 ......... 10,0 1,900 20 ...... ... 2,750 ... The Public are recommended not to purchase any Tickets lost at this Office, or at the Licensed Lottery Offices, indorsed y the Person at whose house they may purchase them; and ▪ e par; itularly requested to believe that this caution only tried from a desire to prevent disappointment to them, as detection of forgery must immediately take place, inasmuch as the Gen tlentan who signs the Tickets fur each gate respectively, will be there to receive them.-- as particularly desired early application for Ttekets may he made, prin t , Twoliekats, for OneGuinee. TIE GRAND JUBILEE. LOTTERIrrOVECIE SOMERSET-PLACE, July 23. PrIPF FIRST of AUGUST is the day fixed •ffr - 1 - the GRAND JUBILEE in CELEBRATION of the late GLORIOUS PEACE—at the some time that it ii a day worthy of commemoration to this Country, from the grateful recollection of tither happy events. It is the Centenary of i the Acoe.sion of the Brunswick Family es the Crown of England ; and it is, more• over, the Anniversory of the Glorious Victory of the Ntle. GERMAN PERIODICAL PUELICA I lONS. Ir HE public curiosity bring (nice more directed - to it. the present state of I iterature on the Con ineht; has Induced T. 11100SEY to import, by way of specimens, the %umbers pub lished this year of the meet cekbrated German Nt nod eat Vubli cations, stn every hratieu of Literatere and the Arts and :,ciences. Subscriptions are received for the above at No. ♦, Broad -street, Excise:4e ; where printed lists, with the names and pricei per Plhoum, may be had grads. A Catalo g ue ot an extensive importation of Books, Music, &c. printed m Gerntany, is pruparing for press. PAiN MANUEACTOKY, No. 62, QUEEN sIitEET. CHEAPSIDE. IMPENETRABLE PAIN S AND COAL TAR BROWN In ON And Co. (Lite of London Wall) most 1J respectfully Worm the Public that the Impenetrable Panne ate very ornamilital, and bring ground in Lii,sied Oil, rn.). be applied with advantage to al , purposes of useful painting, both Inside aod outside, where a handsome appearance, durabi lity, and economy are considerations. l'or park Palings, Stucco end Ilaster Fronts, Iron met Wood Railing, and Our-buildioi; of etr. ry despiption, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the effects of Weather in an astooilhing degree, are a cure tor the worm and dry rot, and will stand us hot climates; they are of the following colours and prices, viz. lovisible Green Us. per cwt. Dark Green 71s. and Olive Green I 2s.—tine deep Green Is. 6d. to 2s. per lb.—blare, Lead, an .1 Eton, Colours 565. per cwt. Chocolate Sts. lied or Brown 42. and White Paint tikis.—Prepared Od to thin them for use, os. per gallon. The Coal Tar Brown is of two kinds, viz. common tic per cwt. amid refined Tar brown 225. per cwt. They are both applica- Ile to the coverhig rough Pr:lcings, Porous I iles,Weather isiord ing,6luice Gatos, Wood under Ground or Water, particularly the ri fined Tar, it being perfectly iasoluble in Water; the worn' pill not penetrate where it Is tiled ; it is also of a good alum., dries Trvry bird, midis easily applied, requiring only to be heated, ond laid on with a common tar brush: 411 . * l'aintere Oils and Colours,'Ste I &c. Merchants, Cargill., as 4 the Wrade,eskylied on liberal Tonna. 14,000 Tickets. £140,000 NO FIXED PRIZES of Drawing : Ist Day Ist SFP rEN) SER. ' VI Day - 13th SEPTEMBER. 3si Day - 17th SEPTEMBER. Tickets and Shares are Selling by SWIFT and Co. the Contractors, At their Offices, NO. 11, POULTRY; I No. SI, ALDOArt Mau- Ns. IS, CHARING-CROSS; STRICT. Price of a Ticket - Xl9 19 0 tialf £lO 70 I righth - £2 13 6 Quarter - 5 5 0 Sixteenth - l 7 0 EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE. 91 - IHE Nobility and Merchants are respectfully in it. formed the New Bleach of the real SCOTCH HOLLAND has been delivered—the Admirers of this excellent Mantitacturr will And the 4.4 for personal we, apd the 6-4 for Sheering, of a superior description—th , se, avwell as the Patent imperil! Tesiite Cln.h, are obta'ntd by the Pi,ce only, v the Wholesale Pilse. The Warehous e. contain the usual rich supply of Fas'donable Goods, Foreign Damask Linens, and the richest assortment of superior Ir.t/is Shawls and splendid Imitations. Angola, Ven Peru, Teheran, Bte.—Curinum Gidd and Silver Muslim. • SHOO PING JACKS Phis THOSE Gentlemen wfv) were disappnioted last :lesson, are respec fu!ly informed, tl.a, G FOX has now mauufac.w.d a large quaw try of Lib PATKNT AQUATIC HAIR GANIBROON, in all cufm:rs They are neat, win nee tear, wear ezciciliegly ci an, dirt will nut adhere to or stein them—are very durab.e, and superior in every r e sp e ct to ; my thing ever brinte woru in tb. fie.d. thievish quid ty :s made into Chaise -coats, burr uti, and Cif/Mere Cloaks, ai,d will svisr repel more rain shin any (*ha article hitherto mute of the same substance—Ordeis fur which will be 'started in inrush, ot.ition as they are received—Also, G. F.'s E , CUR IA 1. BL CK CLOTHS and KER MIYMERE of his own pecislit slegrtahlehly. , which tar rscei any ever ma* nu•actured by the French= can alon mil. she purchase,' at his Warehousy, and, if requered, are male up in the most fashion able manner, by the 'wry brit %oilmen Au nll Garment sent, wttb Directions, will answer as well as bang seen. Letters (post paid) .o G. Fox. IVlerturact uter, IW, King-street, Covent Garden. rIHE Change of Aff Ails on the Continent having caused a great demand for IRISH I.INENI, has consider ably enhancEd their priers. The lic.lfaat Company inform the Public that they have a large stock on sand, which they offer at the Old Pr ces, full 20 per Cent. lower than any other esta bl;sliment and respectfully invite a candid sumparlson to prove the truth cif t heir a.Aerrion. A single piece sold at wholesale price, of warranted fabric, for durability, bleached on the grass, without chemical acid. No abattmea made, and the money retursied it a fault appears. Cash for Irish Notes.—Orderi per post correctly attended to by their Agents, BROOZII,BuItCH and O'Kezrz, 50, Great Rus sell-street, Bloonubury. GREY HAIR-RED WHISKERS. 'MOTH ING has such an effect in making a person 4. I look old as Grey Hair, and nothing detracts so much from a gt.od set of features as BA Whiskers; to those who have these de'ects, it may afford some consolation to know that ATKIN SON'S VEGETABLE DYE will change either Red .s Grey Hair on the Head, Whiskers, Etc. to a beautiful and permanent auburn or black, by so easy a mode of application, that a Lady or Gentleman may change the colour of their own hair with eaNe and secrecy. N. 13. '1 he extensive patronage bestowed on the Vegetable Dye, has occasioned a variety of other preparations for a similar purpose, and as such articles are generaliy made up by persons ignorant of the very rudiments of Cl•emistry, they are mostly both pernicious and do not have the effect, the public are there.ore respectfully cautioned to ask tor Atkinson's Vegetable Dye, and to observe the signature, and remove all doubt from the minds of those who have been imposed upon, the Proprietor offers to forfeit one hundred pounds if the Vegetable Dye dues not answer every purpose for which it is recommended. !hold In bottles ss. 7s.'6d. lOs. 6d. and one pones by Jas. At. ktnson, p.rlumer, 33, Gerrard -street, Soho-quart, London, and by most Periamtra and Hair-dresarrs in the Kingdom; also pa trooised by the Royal Family, and generally used at the Toilettes of most Ladle- of fashion. ATKINSON's CURLING FLUID, the greatest bona tier and nourisher to the Hair ever invented, frees it Item scurf, Etc. gives it a gloss and appearance the most fascinating Imaginable, and conveys an ioimiwble beauty and strength to the curl as kerpi it in Wm in the ball, promenade, &c. or in damp wea•hers For making the Hair grow when all other means had proved in. effectual, see an Essay on thellair,eisclosed with each bottle, price ft, 6d. xis. 10e. 6d,, and one guinea. CA V 'MM.—Ask for A•kineon's Fluid Or Dye, and Own t h e eignaasre, as time are kraal 'eauatoehis laaatiuse. This daT was pub Ward, Part 111. price 4s. completing Vol. I. price lits. boards, of k ITISH PULP! f ELOQUENCE : a Selection IL, of SERMONS, in Chronological Order, from the Works of the moot eminent Divines of Great Britain, during the 17th and lath Centuries, with Biographical and Critical Notices. '1 he object of this Work is to collect the finest Specimens of Pulpit Oratory, without regard to the in culiar opinions of the Preachers. The Lives are faithfully compiled from the best authoritie... It is honed that the work will be found interest ing to Clergymen, of ail denominations, to Candidates for the Ministry, to Heads of Families, add generally to all who direct tSeir stodies to the history of the English Language, the Works of the hest Engl:sh Writers, and who cultivate the knowledge of Morals and Divinity together with the principles of Composition and Eloquence. In the present Volume are included the Lives of Hooker, Chillingwnrth, Jere. Taylor, More, Allestree, B. Calamy, Barrow, Wilkins, and Whickcot, together with one aernton from each. Printed for Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoster-rnar. DR. CLARKE'S 1 K.l V thutur Phis day was published, in 4to. illustrated with nutuerous En gravings, £4. 14.. tad. boards, the Third Part of T RAVELS in v trious PARTS of EUROPE, ASIA, and AFRICA. By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL. D. Professor of Mineralogy In the University of Cambridge. This Volume forms the Second Section of " The Author's Travels in Greece, Egypt, and tl a Holy I.and ;" and coo ains Lib Voyage up the Nile to Grind Cairo ; his Observations upon the Pyramids of Djiza and Saccara ; a Description of the Remains of the City of Sais, in the Delta ; an Account of the Ant-vales of Alexacdria partieularly of Pompey's Pillar and the Cryptz of Necropolis; his sub6equent Vome, and the Travels in Greece,. Macedonia, Thrace, &c. Priettd for T. Cadyll a-1.1 W. Dav;u4, strand, London ; and W. Ilackwuod, at Edinburgh. Of wham may be had, new I:tlitions of the two former volumes. Part the Past, comai:ii g Kutsia , 'iara,ry, and Turkcy, trattd with numerous Engravings, ) ss. ho tr,;s. Part she Second, contamirg Greece, Loin, the Holy Land, /sc. illustrated r. th numerous Enzt-ssonea, #4. hnards. Pluti:l - ICAI. MILL- Wisan; This day was published, to Octavos Illustrated by numerous PLate• and Cr bfri 141PlieS, jSDRACTICA I. ESSAYS on MILL-WORK and 1 other MACHINERY, Mechanical And Darting* By ROBERTSON BUCHANA'N, Civil Eosins's.. Essay I. On the 'feeds of Wheels ahpletble to Mill-work and other Machinery. with numerous Figures, Is. in board.. • Essay H. On the She , s of MA*, their description and use ; with the kiwis of Stress to which they are subject; and as glary LAto tl.etr :..tifftie.s, Dumb& ty, mad Propuetioo; wici use tul.l able', and tour Mites-7s. begirds. Essaya 111. to VIII. On Coq ling+ of Shafts, &c.—on aen• gaging and Re-engaging M..chinet y, in motion, ttc.—on Eva iisittg the Motion of Mils--on the Veto& y of 1k ater-whecks-- ChtustEs the Velocity of Machiseey—and oa t h e g rim i ng of Mill-work; with 15 Plates, 12s. boards. Printed tor I. I aylor, a , the Architectural Library, No. 59, gh Holborn; and seld by A. Black, Edinburgh; and Messrs. isra,lihd Red, Glasgow, N.B. 1 hrse Essays may be bad, uniformly done up, under the title of Buchanan's Essays, 3 vols As alb re may be bad, 1. Smearon's Experiments on I.lbdershot and Overshot Wheels, Ste. Awe. 5 Plaits. los. 6d. boards. Y. Venturi's Experimental Enquiry into the Motion of Fluids, 2 Plates, Bvo. is. sewed. S. Cassius on the 1 eeth of Wheels, Bvo. IS Places, ins. 6d. Ma A NEW EDITION. This day was published, a new Eibtion of upwards of 300 pages, in Ore Volume, Octavo, price only 3s. with an elegant Oar trait of the Author, of • - SOLOMON'S GUIDE to HEALTH; or AD VICE to BOTH SEXES, in a variety of Complaints, which fully explains, in a concise, plain, and easy manner, the most sins pie methods of treatment, and efficacious remedies, for the fol lowing diseases:—Abortion, or Miscarriage ; Asthma, Appetite (loss ot), Barrenness, Bilious complaints, Chlorosls, or Green Sickness ; Child-bearing, Consumptions, Female Diseases, Firs, Fluor Albus, or Whites; Flatulence, or Wind; Gleets, Gonor rhasa, Hypochondria, or Melancholy complaints: indispositions attendant on Prernancy, Indigestion, Juvenile indiscretions,/Low ness of Spirits, Menstrual evacuations, Nervous Diseases, Preg nancy. Phthsis, or Cough; quick Digestion, Rheumatism, Scro fula, Onanism, or Secret Vice; Seminal Weaknesses, Scurvy, Turn of life, To which is added, an Essay cm an incidental Disease, Gieets, anti consequent Weakness. This Pamphlet points out the direct methods of Cure, from Blentihurrliagi or Gonorrhoea to a confirmed Siphilis. To which is added, as Essay on Secret Veaery, and a Discourse on lowa tency in the Male, and S:erility or Barrenness incident to Pe* males, kc. An Appendix on the subject of Solitary and 1.1•• structive Vice ; and an Address to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and those who have the care and education of Yuoth. Likewise Advice to Bathers, particularly the afflicted with nervous COMM plaints. The whole illustrated and interspersed with a variety of authentic facts, never before published. Solomon's Guide to Health is addressed to the afflicted with nervous disorders, to those suffering from beat or change of climate, and to those who labour under weakness and relas. asions ' originating in a variety of other causes, this work is pats titularly recommended, and to thousands of people, grown old before their time, by having uoguardedly plunged themselves! Into the commission of a solitary and deluding vice, it has happily been the means of recovery of the mind as well as the body, and exalted them from a state of melancholy mod dos' spair, to that of health, peace, and happiness. The Sidolloo habit here alluded to is ace confined to the gay, the giddy, and the vale; for alas! the rich, the poor, the young, and those of riper years, even those of a serious and religious disposition, are erten drawn by an unaccountable infatuation to the cuisine/aims of the melancholy practice. All such should seriously attend to the observations and the cases described in this pahhcatioa. Leaden t Printed fur the Author; and oak! by Samuel Leigh, 111 , Strand: Sherwood, NMI', and foam, Pateramter-row ; also by all Booksellers la the United Kingdom. No lees than Ole hundred thousettel five hundred sophts of 80- 1151n1ea Odds MP *die have astsaLly beta triaged aa4 odd. 11 Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made lu a Cause " &MASTS& against Womawsuu," (with the di pro batinaiof James ST 'MICK, Esq. one of the Masters of the f' urt' at 'lletsk in the County of York, in Ike month of Septembei nest, In Sit lots, ! ,4,IEVERAL FREEHOLD • ESTATES, s;tuate 10 a* Oulston, Yearley, Bransby, and Thornton on the Hilt. In the North Riding of the said County of York, being par; of the Estates of the Right Hon. Henry Earl Fautouberl, deceased. Particulars whereof may be had grate at the said Mao er's Chamber. In Southampton-buildings, Chancel rianr, London ; at No. 26, Charles-street; Berkeley square; of Mears. Windua and Holtaway,' Solicitors, Southampton-buildings Chancery lane; of Mr. Conkney, Solicitor, Castle -street, Holborn; of Me. vs. Robson and Lightfoot, St& ci tors, Castle-sr. reef, I.eicsster square ; of Messrs. Claridge and Leeson Surveyors, Pall-Mall ; of Mr. Claridge, JervAux Abbey, near Bedrk , Yorkshire ; the George Inn, at York; the New Inn, at ilasingwrild; the Hotel, at Leeds; the New Inn, at Helmsley; and the place of Sale. The Premises may be viewed by leave of the respective Tenants. ISLAND OF ANI It;UA Capital PLANTA I lONS, NEGIIOES, BUILDINGS, km. • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-hope, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, Leedom. on Monday, the Ist off August, 1814, at Twelve u'Clock By Older of the Assignees of Messrs. John Henderson and Archibald Neilson, Merchants, Bankrupts: THE cetpital PLANTATIONS called RICH MONI) and HIWARDS, situate in the Parish of Sr. Pout, in the Ill; AND of AN VIGUA ; comprising upwards of FOUR HUNT-RED and 'THIRTY-FIVE ACitES of rick Cane and Pastore Lands, Gardens, and Negro C;rotords, wv:ls Dwelling 11011,e. Sugar-works, two litudmlls, awl other regal. sire Btuidnigs; Two Hundred and Ninety-six Stave. , morly Creoles; together with the very valuable Stock, consisting of Seventy-four Head of Cattle; Clarifiers, Coppers, Stith, and Plantai ion Implements, and various Effi.ets. Partichhas may be had of James Givbrist,E-q. Agent for tltt Erato, hi Antigua; of Messrs. Salon . and P.un.•r, George•street, Adelpht; Healing, hat. huller or, l.aw. rune,- lane, Cheeps:4.. ; at I.lppl's, Garraway'a, viol the Jamaica Crate-bouses; and of Mr 1 2 ulna% Warwick-street t3olies. square, where .lutentories may he wen. UPPER SEYMOUR-STRFE r. PORIMAN-M:U tith. ILIGIBLE FAMILY REsIOENCE, with LYO 4CH HOUSE, CABLES, ice. o' wh.c.. tenitmliate-Puweasiata stay be had. TO U SOLD UV Aucrws, Ey Mr. IiOSIN•i, , At Oweaway's OolL•whiluw, Thange.alky. Corntd. on Thurs. day. the itith Augu.t, is .4, at Twelve et-loci, • ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ES ATE.. comprising an escellentFantily Residence. situate No. 61, on the South s de of Omer Stymour-vrees, Porn mail-sqeate, planned for the accomntidadeu of a genteel YAM ly, cuu aining upon the Upper Flew .fur excellent sive..:nyi is; Sreo n4 . Starry, two capital Bed-chambere and Dreseng neon, roomy Landing; co the principal Fluor, a illations lefty Drawing-ruiins in front, walls papered, and Bibbed wt h enriebed Cuing and - L;ilt Muul communicAti ig with a back bowed Drawing room ; Ground Storey, Eiiironcr Hall enclosed, V.stibnle or in ner H, l l ha idsorne Stone 5 a - rcase with Irin Ballts.tre, gang Hand-rail ro the second Storey ; etc Hem k.a.ing variant, Library or Gentleman's Room, Water Closet, and tore Room, with a Passage and D.pur to the Lead Fiat. lit the Basement, aNrepriate Cdfieis, with water into the principal ones. Detacited Kitchen, Sculery. Coal Larders, Areas, &c. Wine Cellars,and an open .tit ain fr., it, wth Vaulia fur Coa;s, Se.vants entrance aunt the Ntreirt. _ _ In tbe Niews at :be ►ack is a Coacb-lactse and it•et stall Sta. ble, wi It Loft over. To be viewed by Tickets ; Ptriculars may be had at Curs. way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick•etreet, Golden square s of w'iom Ticketss kr viewing may befits& BROM P lON, Width! One Mile of Hyde-Park ei rn;r. es the Fannin Road o be Lirs for the Summer Months, or by as Year, ADESIRABLE FAMILY HOUSE, elegantly Furnished, adapted for the accommodation pf a Gentle. man's Fain .Iy, with coavenie: . t Offices Co Ich •tables, Ikes. The situation rem irkaMe for Os: solubnty of the air.—eltnruedtate possession may hal _ _ To be viewed by • l'icitett, which, with Particulars, may be had af Mr. Robins, Warwick—treet, Golden-slime. SURRkY, NEAR VAL ros-ON-ncimis. CA PI VAL RESIDENCE, with OFFICES,GAR DENS, PLIAn. SURE GROUNDi, &c. seated In a P.irk, and LAND. To be ISOM - ) or 1.1 1 .1', FUR:NIISHED. by PRIVATE • CON FRAC l' by Mr. ROUINS, A Valuable FREEH OLD ESTATE, Tyttle. free and Land-fax tedterned; consisting of an drawl: add substantial Family Mahsion, planned for the accommodalioa u f a Nobleman or Gentkman's Family, most del giitfuily situate he a fine Park of neat lOU Acres, ornamented by thriving bet, and fine pieces of Water. Upward. of 300 Aace mere Land may be had if tssquir...l, or the Mattison wohl.l be Let Fun. niched with the Gardens and Pleasure (hounds, wi h a suitable quantity of Meadow I.and. • o be viewed by rickets, which, with Particulars, nay N had of Mr. Robins, Wurwick•strett, Gieldeniquare SURREY. In the immediate Vicinity of Virginla Water and liViodaut • Great Park. To be DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, der 4 Term of Years. by Mr. ROBINS, AN ELEGANT READY . FURNISHED RESIDENCE, dr'ig'itfully si stated in th centre d a Farm of about Two iinildred and Fifty Acres..a excellent repair; consisting of ten principal lle.l•chitubere auJ i)res ing Roane; Library, Drawing-room, B eal!ast Parlaur, and ta. big-room. et good dimensions; Servants' Apartments, and su cal I. avian:ord and detached Offices; excellent Kitchen 1 / 4 ;arilsn, Orchard, and Pleasure Uroimils. With this eligible Re.idence muy b. nad a small quantity of Land adjoining; or, if rem. r • , a Farm of about Our Hundred Acres of Arabic and At. a. •w Lauds is eery high cultiva lot., with about W or do Acres of rim& Oroand; and the tiijeenlent of various Miamians well utocked wilt Game and rt.l. Ponds. I here are en .netre aul oeau.i. ful View. of the surrounding Country, and • • W ate runs throws!' tile E....te; s coats Wlth'• b.e. Md. Of 14 al% sia from Vt'in.l.or, tut of London. A smck of aac, le. t (.14 Wines ovybr ta k. 2 tair v a l ust i.u . T. be viewed, b) I ickets, w ads, witb Particular., may Me bad el 44. Mahar, Wfirwiab-strect, 11014toksguar.v. . • _PRANDWYE FAIR, HYDE PARK. TV LICENSED VICTUALLERS, PUBLICANS, and Others . qtiCH Persons as may be desirous of/flaking Ten. den for providing REFRESHMENTS, SHE W-BOOTHS, Eta. for the GRAND JUBII.EE FAIR, in Hyde Park, on MONDAY NEXT, the lit of Aocusr, will learn further Par ticulars at the Bukingkam Cate Lodge. Enquire for Mr. Williams. atr The ecientrie Extravaganza of the HUNTED TAILOR continuing to be received with loud and reiterated shouts of laughter and applause, will be repeated every Evening until further notice. PLOYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S) WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. EVENING, TO-MORROW, and SA 'rURDAY, by perrnissicin of the Proprietors of the Pteatreßoyal,Coveat-garden. the grand Equestrian Spectacle, .4. THE SECRET' MINE. Introducing the United STUD of HORSES. lotensietir and Mademoiselle FERZI will go through titer Lentific and astonishirg operatical performances en the •I IGH i• OPE'. A Serious Comic Extravatanza, called THE- ELECTION ; or, /SILLY and MRS. BLITTON's JOURNEY to and from LON.' VON and BRENTFORD; delineated by niany ludicrous situations, and through the medium of various Paoorantic ' 'MeV'', terminating with the laughable ButLesque of the fIVNTED TAILOR and his HORSE TALLY-HO. "Etity Button, by Mr. MA A New Song called "'I be Gin-shop, er the life and Death of 24telly Brown," by Mr. Herring.--41ors , manship by Mr. Davis. To conclude with the view Com' c Paw °mime of WAR AND PEACE; or, HARLEQUIN AND IHE MILLER'S D (UGH TER. 134 era open at Hait-paw Five—S..cond Price Half-past I: gilt. N B Equestnaa t uttiou for Ladies and bentlouen irotu tin 'l lager NEW VOCAL MUiIC. WELLINGWN th BRAVE, sung by Mr. Brabant, Wso by Mr. kyne, at tbr Pa rint.e Meetings, fonipo ed by J. Parry. prier Is. Sti El g.ard and her brave Allis, sung be Mr. t yn., at Ihe I tatee.keya', l h ury tune, and enntposed by 1 Parrt, price se sd. Dear Cliaritier when the Ho p is pteung, wets by Mr. `in lAr at the l bra re Royal, einr-Liarden, comptard by H. K. Ilisbnp,i , rice Is. lid. Faithful g.#. 4 I,y. Nits Astir, at 'lie Latb Coorrrt-, comprised by tt.e aware, puce is. 611. Beauty, Lose, and I sn b sun/ by Mr. in ciiir, conleard by T. P. pt•co Is NI. Fairest A wake, a favourie earsaonrtt, conipts-rd by :At J. Irve inn, Mu.. Doc. Mite es. I lit subba's wi , e, a celebrat.<l Irish air, with .01 ac companiment fur tire Nava tune or Hair, prier Is. 6d Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Irr, and Co.• No. 20, Bulso-sguare, and 7, Wes moreland sure, Dublin. • . TO SCMOOLMASTERS. AMASTER is wanted immediately to conduot. the F.NGLISII FREE SCHOOL at CREDI Per sons quallled to instruct children in Reading, Writing, and Arahmetic, on Dr. Bell's plan, 3t:d desir us of the situatinn, are requestsd t' aoply pars"nally, or by letter post-paid, to Mr. Smith, Solicat.r, Crtri.ton, of whom terms and particulars may be Imo% it.—A :Master is also wanted to teach Navigation, the' I unar Method o. taking the Longitude at Sea, Planning, Draw ing, Ara Survevb.g. Salary and particulars may also be known by applying as al,:ove. This day was publi.hrd, hi Three Volumes, Istnio. price Li. ts. bor.rds. WAVERLY 4*, 4 "TIS SIXTY YEARS nINCE." A Novel. Printed by J. Baflantyne and Co. for Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme ' and Brown, Lendon ; and A rc hib a ld C ons table and Co. Edinhurgh. This day was published, in Two Vol.. /leo price I£l. buds,A TREATISE on COPYHOLDS.—VoI. 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