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..". • I.; • -• • • • ,•• • • er.,. • • . . . A • • 'IN `!. 40 1 0 °ll)h.-- 411 - • ‘r. " • • isoiciammai SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1814. , NUMBER 8623. PILOB SIXPENCIit-UALFPINNY. • THEATRE. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of OTHELLO. Duke of Venice. Mr. R. PHILLIPS ; Brahantio, Mr. POWELL • Gratiano, Mr. CARR ; 'thello, Mr. KEAN; Ca;sio, Mr. HOLLANIY; lage, Mr. POPE ; Roderigo, Mr.DE CAMP. DtaSentooa, Mts. BARTLEY (late Min Smith). • • I .*:‘ Ameba, Mrs. GLOVER. To which will be added, 1 1 1:1E . TRIME AND THE DEUCE. • The Three Singles, Mr. ELLISTON ! Th 2 new Comedy called Policy; or, This Rues the Wiseid, Away, will be repeated every evening till further notice, the .niglits of Mr. Kean's performances excepted : on Tnesday nent,, 'With The Farmer and HOPellt Thieves—on Wednesday, Whkd .Turn Out, and The Deuce is in Hltn. Monday, Xing Richard the Third, with The Irishntan Isl 'London. CONTRACT FOR FORMING A NEW ENTRANCE TO THE BASIN, AND /IMMO A RIVER WALL, AT DEPTFORD. NArr-OFFICR, &bier 15, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS aid COMMIS '4I" SIONBRS•f His MAJESTY': NA rr, b broken Natio That on WEDNESDAY, the 16th of November next, at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract for forming a NEW ENTRANCE to the BASIN, and Building a RIVER WALL, at his Majesty's Yard at Deptford. A Plea f the Work, ea/ to Fors do Took?, way & sego at 0(¢so. SALES BY AUCTION. is SALE B I T AUCTION. STAFFORDSHIRE AND WARWICKSHIRE. The. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, near SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, TITHE FREE, situate in the BOROUGH of TAMWORTH, BOLE HAI.L, FAZF.LY, WIGGINGTON, G I ,ASCOTE, Ste. &c. all nearly adjoining. ale Family Residences, and sundry compact Houses, with esallins,&c. Cottages and ileums, in the Town of Tantwortb, With Gardens, &c. Water, Corn, and other Milk, Stc, &c. By Mr. REID, bilks Town Hall, Tatnworth, near Lichfield, in the County of • likihrd, on Tulsony, 9th, WEDNESDAY, 9th, and TUVILS. DAT, tOth of Noverts ex, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lets, THE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Tithe-free, the late property of a NOBLEMAN, deceased; compri sing nearly Seven Hundred Acres of tick excellent Meadow, Pan. Imist. and Arable Laud, part intersected by the River Tame aiid the Anchor, surrounding and in the Borough of Teen* orth, 11.14 In the Castle Liberty; many parts beautiful spots for build. ing, divided In Lots for the accommodation of difLtrent persons. An eligible FAMILY MANSION, the MOAT HOUSE, standing in a Paddock, bounded by the beautiful River Tam; with Offices, Coach-House; Stable; Cottages, &c. BOLE HALL, a genteel Residence on the Banks of the River, with Gardens, Pleasure-Ground, and Land. Several eligible DWELLING-HOUSES, In Tamworth, with. Offices, Gardens, &c. HER EFtifiliSHIKK. FIZFEHOr..tt ESTATES, near KiNGTON, PREq. 1 LitlN, &e. ; the MANOR of MAISTON, sys‘th FARM and LAND; S I'itANGWORTTI,FARM and WOOD; Mai FARM, WOODS, LAND, co . rrAgss„ atc. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Oxford Ardis, Kinston, on Via' sum v, the 2Sd of Isto yr at melt. 1814, at Twelve &Clock, in TWENTY 1.0 iS, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, with the RIGHT of COMMON, &c Consprislng the MANOR of MARS TON, with the FINES. QUI I' REN Scc. FARM-HOUSES and BUILDINGS, and INCLOSURE MEADOW;FASTURE, and ARABLE LAND, COI' CAGES, Ste ; S MANG WORTH FARM, with PAR M-110U4E and BUILDINGS, a fine commanding situation, part bounded by the River Arrow, and Vallet Woods adjoining ; LYE FAR' WOODS, LANDS, CO ITAGES, &c the whole near FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, divided in small Farms and Lots. for ac commodation, situate in the Parish of Pembridge, near Prescript pnd Kinston, let to respectable Tenants at Will, and for short Terms.. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Morgan, at Strangworth Farm; Mr. Harper, at Lye; of John Cheese, Esq. Lyon's Hall, e where Particulars may be had, and Plans teen ; Oxford Arms, Kintsso ; Hotel, and Messrs. Bi-d and Wollaston,- Hereford; Lion, Leominster; Wm. Handy, Esq ; at the Inns. Worcester; lien and Chickens, Birmingham ; Kids's. livid, Glowester,T. Go Parr, Esq Lltcit6eld ;of Pvlessrs. Junes and Green, Salisbury. square, Fleet-street ; at Garrasay's Coilee-hour: ; and qi Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gollen-square. LouJou, where. Maus may b-oeen. Na reader guilt is reeriwd after ea e eche', se t, day .f treaty, Or any noticed, unless the party, or ea arm for him, attends. Boer, Meier seasethe aeowetaslfd by a Letter, eddrusedto Me Na., Dawd l ed sired ighoorespassiik PirSCIU, awing to Mane hawed whith the Pereistesektiej, lathe:ex ff 1 5000, fir fit dale ferferws ate, if du &wired. • ••• . MESSMAN WANTZto fora CAVALRY RE- GlhilltlT now quartered In SCOTLAND—He must be a good Cook, without the hicumbrancs of Children; must have an unexceptionable Character for Sibriety and Honesty ; and will be required to give Security for the trust reposed in him. Address, pdstipulid, to G. WATSON, Esq. Id Dragoons, Edin burgh. • CtiILONEL QUENTIN, Ste. OFFICERS, said Persons connected with the Army, in' The PAM and West Tndies, America. Hollsnd, and all parts Abroad, will find an important and interesting ac. quisitlon in the Half-yearly Volume of the MILITARY RE uisrgß, Just published, in which Six Months' Newspapers are comprised in an elegant Volume, in royal octavo, with all that concerns the Officer, his akriowaneett, The most liberal terms will be given to Captains of Ships and others who take out a number, for which a ready vent will be found. 'lbis Weekly Paper, the Thirty-second Number of which will be published Wednesday, the e6th instant contains the only Mili tary View of the Court.Marial on Colonel QuattTlN. No. 4, Spring -Gardens, London, (opposite the Hotel). ,pasa A number of small HOUSES, COTTAGES, GARDENS, Etc. Capital WATER MILLS, for Corn and other Purposes, sup by fine Streams of Water, &c. &c. - GARDEN GROUND,' and various OUT-BUILDINGS, Ste. The principal pan of this Property is an ancient Family Estate, and has been let at very low Rents, oa accouut of the Borough Interest. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Bennett,. at Tam worth; or at the Castle Inn, where Particulars may be had; and of Montag Willingten, Esq. Tannirarth ; T. G. Parr, Esq. Llch, field; Robert Wyatt, Esq. Batton ; George Inn, Derby; War wick Arms, Warwick ; Hen and Chiekens, Birmingham; Wm. -Handy, Esq. Worcester; Mr. Adams, Gaford ; King', Hea4 Clrreatry ; George, Northampton ; Three Crowns, Liecester; of Messrs. Blake, White, and Ainge Solicitors, Fuses-street; 1. Vandergacht,Esq. Craven-street, ;wand; at Cutaway's Collie *me, Thange•alky, Cornhill; and of kir. Robins and. Mr. Raid, Warwick-street, Golderi-equare,. London, where Plans of krbe Estate may be mem . 8 .. 5551. 4 8 P4Pali4. FRANKFORT, OETOBER Le: • • ,CORSESPONDENCE.—SECOND EDITION. This day Is publiihed, 4tandsontely rented in One Vol. Royal Quarto, price Xi. 111.6 d. T ETTERS from the RIGHT HON. LADY .L CRAVEN (now Maryravine of Anspach) to his SERENE HIGHNESS :he MARGRAVE of ANSPACH, daring her Trave'. !IMO FRANC; 011.111 ANY, RUSSIA, icc. in 1785 and 1786. SECOND EDITION, Including a Variety of Letters not before published. London : Printed ►►y A 3 Va'fy ; and sold by H. Colburn, Condul-street, and all other liookseilers. The German Journals contiin a thonsand coalec; tures with regard to the future decisions of the Coe. gress. The following are some of them : " Poland to form a kingdom ; Saxony to continne a kingdom, though not to kt present extent; Geri many to form, not a federative state, but an empire ; States-General •to be i■ every country of Germany g the constitution of every country to be submitted to the Congress ; a supreme court to be established for Germ my, &c. " The Older of Malta will have neither Malta nor Corfu." Published at the desire of, and by remission dedicated to, the Right Hon Sir Joseph Banks, in Svc Ss. ed. boards, lA. A TREATISE on the HEREDITARY PRO PERTIEr of DISEASES, intended to reinove the un founded Terrors and 111-judged Cautions consequent on erroneous Opinions ; with Notes illustrative of the Subject, particularly in Madness, Scrofula. and Cutaneous Diseases. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M.D. P. L. S. Licentiate of the I ondon College of Physicians; Physician to the Hospital for Small-pox inoculation and Vaccination; and Au thor of Observations on Morbid Poisons. &c. Sold by Johnson, St. Paul's Chlutb-yard ; and Callow., Crown ' court, Princes-street, Soho. Where may be had, price Ss. dd. An Enquirrinto the Laws of Epidemics. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. E x" IBITION of a magnificent PAINTING of BONA PARI E. taken In Pans, by his special Permission, 'sir his return from Moscow. b. , the Historic Painter 1.1-1 emindern± unJer the immediate superintendence 9f the celebrated DA V ID, fu s. Painter to Nsprteon. The above grad suit Inimitable Pain its represents hen rending upon the lhroni of the his Imperial State Robes, of the na ture: size with the Regalia of the French Empire. The Painting was is e the properly of the Mayor and Municipal Council of Um City pi Liege: was removed from the Mmision-house of *di City on the abdication of Napoleon, and is the only natural bite vet. new publiely exhibiting iirEtirope. To.be min.'s Mr. Suttee's, No. AN West side of Leicester *ram from ten till !lea. Admittance is. Printed discrlptions to be tads the Stow. • • . LEIPSIC, OCTOBER S. On t he 28th ultimo, the Government General of Saxony required the merchants of this city to accept bills to the amount of a million of crowns, until the payment of that sum. The alternative Was military execution. MRS. HOFLANDI lOW WORT. On the 41st of November will be published, In four large Volumes, itmo. A FATHER AS HE SHOULD BE; or, OBEDIENCE. By Mrs. HOPLAND, Author bf " Patience sod Perseverance," " A Visit to London." " Says She NV, Neighbour, What 1" "Clergyman's Widow," • " Merebent's Widow," " Sissies," dm. 14. Primed for A. K. Newsom and Co. 44s4obstieryrt. • The following will also be publisha au. or before Christmas Spanish Campaign ; or, The Jew, by Mrs. Meeke, s vols. Secret Avengers ; or, The Rock of Glotzden, a Romance. by 'Anne of Swansea, 4 vols. Preparations are making here to celebrate the an. niversary of the battle of Leipsie. The King of Saxony still continues at Berlin. his asserted that the Prince of Saxe Weymar has protested its his own name, and that of his posterity * against all spOliation of the Souse of Austris. The Anniversary of the great battle of Leipsic will be celebrated on the 18th, here, and in the whole de ,partment, as a s t ational DittISSELS. OeroBER is: • •i•i#l', 7 " • 161011(11114131L. ' • ••• ' IV ANTED, from 490.000 to itso,oooin the most to ,y 1 e t eturitz. petdeuleetr *dim= rucees, - baties s•e swat to out or Invest us • secures--4%. eral retituseeadea be tuida to thopeleapej t WI% it. - Ftir: her - - - b e ebtained on '"` fur - particulars may _., appilcatioe - Cuishi, Lavi Meitner, Theradmeedii-street, Lot**. • • • AXES'', RS. GR L?4S IiONE and CO. No. 47,,C11 4 i. Claripme tcW frost . irderm Pledge and Purckaie Meaufaci= Gee& ahem; deaeliptht, Plate, - Dbatoldt, and. heads.: rigid-baring stk.* stock Opiate 'mi . band, and.die• reed te bell for cub, so se to Make it .sebrity the notice of Ness& G. and Co May be • furoiebui Ishii • any am from Tea ••••do to Ole ,Thotania.. liespectable . .lllli iiegathist to. His Royal Highness taking into wm. , mciation the numerous applications of the merchants and ship- Owners in the principal commercial cities of Belgium, desiring that a tonnage duty may be established for, chips entering into or sailing from the ports, and de siring to afford the commerce of Belgium the pro tection which it stands in need of, has decreed, (on the 29th of September), that all vessels, of whatever nation, and under whatever flag, shat) pay every time they enter a port of Belgium, a duty of four francs and ten centimes per too of their capacity: but vessels belonging to a Ihip-owner of Holland or Bel gium, and sailing under the Dutch flag, shall pay, on entering a port of Belgium, a duty of only one franc fifty centimes per ton, and on going out a duty of 75 centimes per ton. Vessels of every kind, exclu sively employed in the national fisheries of Holland or Belgium, 'shall pay no Jury on going out nor or! coming into port, laden with the pr.gluce of their fishing. -- •BAlseries and Pleasures of Matrimony; or, The Pint Husband and the Second, S yob. Children of the Abbey, by R. M. Roche, seventh Edition, 4 vols. The Bachelor's Journal, Inscribed to the Girls of England, • Palred--oot Mocha ; or, Matrimony in the 19th Canary, by Mira. Ross, Author of" the Cousins," Modern Calypso," Jice. nob. - • • • 111040.TAL OF BOEBBEItYOOB UMW- a • WITTE t 1•1 yeirs hams ablinclAp . Op plickved, that 1 E'N F's DEPILATORY la a few Mauls. time actual, relltrigt SU PERAVOUS HAM indielfiCie the Skin both sok and fair. sad wbokiale and resift RePqa as st, 23, Southamp ton -street, Strand: where Ladies between carfare •and two dela& . daily mat eepit stied b: fore they make aps&chase, and thus have ocularddaration of its elßeacy and innocence ; ss. the boss Also his mudi approved of ODORIFEROUS LAVENDER WATEII, sa. die bottle, equal to any is London. Depilatory sold, by appointment, at Davison., No. 1, Parlb toenNstrret. MAO; Derry, Oteek•street, Soho; Hendries, 111, Tichbourne-street; Low, Sao, &reed; -Boreal and Beth 95, Fleet-market ; Edwards 66, St. Paul's; Rigp i 65, Cheapside; and'eveey respectable Perfumer, Proprietory bledidne Vender, Ice. in Low*. Persons enclosing a Li Bank Note to B. Perrin, as above, will have four ss. boxes sent agreeable to their directions. • WRs5FL's ntstirrN narspn_ rp HE Genuine JESUIT'S DROPS have been Ion& 1 known and esteemed a safe, cheap, effectual, aud oftin an inuuediate cure for 'Stranpary, Meets, 'Weakness of the Kid.. treys er Bladder; and when taken en the lint attackvf Venereal Infection, tkey will inlalliblvenowq/Bsh the desired effect: should tbe contpialtit be far advanced, it will be necessary to take the Stem= tam IDT with the Jesuits Drops. The grew *ect to, be attended to is, that Ptirebasers should be careful in baying the true and genuine Preparation, as the un safe and dangerous coenter4lu attempted to be foisted en the Public, by absolute falsehood. are so newtons, that the Pro. prieturs request every purchaser to ask for " Wessel's Jesuit's Drain. - CAUTIOW.—The genuine Viesszes I,esuit's Drops are in• closed In' a black stamp, with " Thigh Weed, 66, at. Pants Churchyard,,. nagraved so the lamp. Pries La. 9d. per bottle, mei in large bade*, emstaMing ten small Si. es. getallwalse by .3.see, thiateeireet ; Ward, Haws ; and Tett, licchaute• N thq various comp**, incident to the human frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, rier More alarming in tbiir consequenees, than the GRAVEI. and STONE, PAINS in . dse BACK. LOINS, and BLADDER, and LUM• BAQO. They arc complaints to which every person is hal*, and are a foundation for every other species of Disorder. HICKMANII PILLS. Composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular efficacy, In not only strengthening the vessels containing abc nrihe, bw to happily destroying the petrifying quality of from which proceed the above complaints, Ste. removing the calculi, or • gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious tear dency to these disorders, without confinement. From a conscious ness of Use powerful quality of these fully evinced by a private practice of many years, they are offered to the afflicted, awl recoMMialded as a cure for the above complaints. Sold wbolesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Chlrchiard ; and retail by Belatn and Sharp, Ports mouth.; Hall, Harding, and Johnson, Oeapett ; Aflame, Wesson, Mallory, Jones, Portsea ;Trewman, Dieter; Cookworthy, eitfr,Giffsen,and HoxLind, Plymouth ;'Newbnry,Dublin; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith; Mandaston, Scots, and Rea. b,.rst, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross Sc Peck, Hull; GregMn, Edwards and Penny, and &Binge, Liverpool;' Stoics and Lynch; Nianehemer ; Bowen. Norwich; Bruit aid Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; White, drig,htak/ tad oat Medicine Ven t den, IN hOlterariti'lld. eack, - • On the Pint of Oettsbir wit published, The Ninth Number, price Ss. of THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, and LITERARY REGIiTER. Containing, • exclusive of the various other departments, Cdibluirson New Pnbfications--Biographical Memoir of Cqunt Rumford ; and, among many others, the following interesting original conummitations : Missions to Africa and the East In dies ; Facts relative to the Newfoundland Cod Fishery ; Recipes fir the Core of the Hydrophobia; on the Ancient Art of Healing by Visionary Divination; Captain Manby's Survey of the East Coast of Great Britain; New Theory of the Senses of Animals; Mr. Elmes on a Mi srepresentation In Mr. Eustace's Tour through kaly. The Eighth Number comprised an interesting Memoir of Pro fessor Griesbnch ; and, among others, Papers ou the Misrepre sentations of Mr. Wakefield, hi his Aecoent of Ireland; Blas phemy of Joann; Southcon ; on the MSS. of the late Mr . Tweddle; Observatinns on the Edinburgh Review ; Dr. Watkins on Vaccination and the Small Pox Hospital; Particulars of the late Captain Flinders; General Vandamme and the Abbe Geof frey; Mr. Broad's Method of extirpating Rats and Mice ; Dr. Perkin's Second Letter on the Oriental Languages; on the En couragement of Quacks ; Musical Hints; on Mr. Cadogan Wil hams's proposed Improvement in Ship-building; Remarks ou Mr. President West; Von Humboldt's Observations on Ante rica, and its Native Tribes ; Rev. Mr. Scragp, an Taste in Li teraturet and the Fine Arts, &c. &c. &c. • . _ _ _ _ Communications from the Literati, tca are requested to be addressed for the Edina (free of . postage); to the Publisher, Mr. Colburn, Conduit-street, ltanover-square, London. Orders for its supply are also received by Bell and &saute, Edinburgh ; I Cumming, Dublin ; and every Beoliselkr, News. man, &c. in the United Kingdom. PERSONS with loaset and all diseases of the TEETH are now strongly recommended to make use of the Chevalier RUSPINI's DENTIFRICE and TINCTURE.— The peculiar stimulant and astringent qualities of these valuable Medicines will be found most efficacious in restoring the natural disposition and that perfect harmony which is required between the action of the vessels of the gums and the neighbouring parts. On these principles the operation of these medicines removes the diseases of the gums and the sockets, and will enable them to give that support to the Teeth which Nature has designed. • GUESTONIAN MU/WINES. MR. BARNETT GUEST respectfully informs the Public, that the GUESTONIAN MEDICINES are sold by Me.ssrs. NIV , DLIT and Sous, wholesale and retail, Na. ' 29, Dame-stteet, Dublin; and those that wish to see the salutary I efficacy of them may rece;ve that information, by perusing his " Guide from Pain, price is. sold u shave; or by examining the STAR Newspaper, Bell's Weekly Messenger, er L e B e ll e A s . semblie, where they will see that thes e chemical preparations have been established in London for more than twenty years, by relieving the foNnwing complaints in leas than out hour, and by curing in a reasonable time, all sorts of Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Liver Ciorsplainte, old Sprains, Braises, and Wealsness, or Contraction! preseeding from repeated Faro=- yams of the aboVe complaints; likewise Head-sates, Tooth-aches, Fact. Aches, aid far•adkes : 3630 patients, after they. had been ad mitted into the London Hospitals, condoned there a reasonable time, and returned without being relieved, have afterwards been restored to perfect health by the use of these !alteratives. The success attending his, Antibiliotte, Asthmati c , N ervous , an d Con sumptive Pills, are so great as almost to seem incredible; and his To tb Powder, if once used, wilt alwat s be preferred. N Them; Mc4lcincs We cold sylioterale 11 all the respect.. able Medicine Venders in .London; but retail pall by the pro. prietor, B. Goias * No. 0, Orisi Airgerisset, HEREFORDSHIbLE AND RADNORSHIRE. EXTENSIVE CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, (PART Ti THE.FREE), MANORS, WOODS, FARMS, and LANDS, upwards of FOUR THOUSAND ACRES, with VALUABLE COMMON RIGHT to GREAT EX TENT, situate in the MOST BEAUTIFUL and PICTURESQUE PAR I'S of the CO U NT I ES,with eligible MANOR and HOUSES, aWATER • CORN MILL, and S TREAMS of FINE WA TER, kc. By Mr, ROBINS, At the Hotel, Hereford, en f Hoar, the 18th of Norman, at 'Twelve &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, with the MANORS and FARMS of STAPLETON, CASTLE W ILLEY, CA SCOB, and urrrou,. the MANORS and FARMS of NASH ROOD, BROAD. HEATH, NORTON, BYTON, BADLANDS, with the AL. LOTMENT, and with the QUIT NEWS, FINES; HERIOTS, &c. dte. The CAPITAL GRAZING FARM of LEAN, with the WATER CORN MILL, LOW FARM, HILL FARM, KEVEN FARM, HIGHLAND FARM, MOWLAY FARM, LANDS, COTTAGES, WASTES, Ike. The very Veinal*, COMMON and LORDS RIGHTS on SEVERAL THOU.' SAND.ACRES of LAND. The principal Part of these Estates are situate everlookbs* line Vales of Prevteign (intersected by the River Lugg, the Him& wed, and several Streams of line Water low through the and advantageous for Irrigation. The chief part of the lads' are connected by fine Terrace Banks of thriving Timber nolf, Coppice Woods, a pleasing and rich Ornament to the OM Nl* Aunty grand and eligible Propertpfor a Nobleman or Gelds: ma's Residence and Domains; giving a great extent of country,. and which may be considerably Increased. The Farms are let to most respectable Tenants, port at will, and the remainder for short terms; the Rents, Stc. estimated value about The Estates are 20 Mdes from Hereford, and 40 from War. amber; nearly the same distance either Road (corn leo:awl- May be viewed by applying to the different 'Tenants, and to Jan Cheese, Esq. Lyoes Hall near /Devon where parriculars aid every Informathin may be lad, and Nan; of the Estate MD. Particulars at the Oxford Arms, Kington ,• Meows. Bird and Wollaston, Hereford; and at the Hotel; the Radnor Arms, Preassign ; Lion, Leominster; Wnu Hardlfs BM. Waike Pale and the Star Inns, Worcester; Dukes Aims, Knighton; _ BERLIN, OCTOBER 4. The King, after having suppressed all the imposts levied for the expenses of the war, has also abolished the customs and tolls which impeded internal com merce : all the bureaus will be removed to the fron tiers, and a tarif will be fixed as soon as the relations of Prussia with the neighbouring Powers shall be re gulated in a permanent manner. - - ---' ----- ilitilt,Ttri;t7ii i Crown and AnO, Ludlow; Hotel, Liverpool; ; Vihke Urn, Heck; Mr. Phelps, Eeeplekek ; l iellifP4 Clokbe n 't hinninghom ; T. G. eon, F 44. L.ichileld ; Caago, tantworth ; George, Northampton ; Mr. Adams, Oxford ; Chomp, Chew*. ham; King's Road, Oloneemor ; of .Memis. loom end Goma Etahaburrognare,Plottesicet ; at Ggrav!a '• c 44 4 .4l Ata i l ik s 4 at Mr.' Robins's Wanykick-street, "C t n ; where Moe el tie•fmiete any be saw . . ii2P RADNC7IftWIRE, en tki•Bordeit of 11E&EFORDSHiRE. THE BEGUILDY and RHW VYDD ESTATES, near ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, divided in COMPACT FARMS, with FARM HOUSES and BUILD INGS, and very VALUABLE COMMON RIGHT to a great Extent on the BEGUILDY and other HILLS. The BEAUTIFUL RIVER TAME Sows through the Estate, which is WELL STORED WITH FISH, and the LANDS abound with all Sorts of GAME, and the Hills wick Grouse. By Mr. ROBINS, at the Hotel, Hereford, on Fetaar, the with of Novenas!, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, THE VERY IMPROVEABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES (with the VALUABLE COMMON RIGHT 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; COMPRISING ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN DRED ACRES, AND EIGHTY-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 Teems, at Ran 'gout ONE THOALS.b.kip rsuuras SiloatEnts I • Tr. """' •••• • • .# • A THE ESTATE IS NEARLY COMPACT, 'IN A PINE COMMANDING SITUATION, AND VERY VALUABLE FOR THE GREAT EX FENT OF' COMMON RIGHTS.— THE FINE RIVER TEAM FLOWS THROUGH THE ESTATE, WHICH IS STORED WITH FINE TROUT AND OTHER FISH, AND HIGHLY VALUABLE FOR MRI. GATING THE MEADOWS. THE LANDS ABOUND . WITH GAME OF ALL SORTS, AND THE HILLS W 1174 e ROUSE. This &tate Is a most desirable Property for lama ing Money, and for add Sports; situate Six Miles *u KNIGHTON, from which place the NEW ROAD PASSES through to NEV/TOWN, WELCH POOL, &c. std.SO MILES FROM LUDLOW. ' May be viewed by applying to Mr. Price, Sen. and Jun. at Vedw Lloyd, Datlaless, sad Brindrynog Farms; where Particu lars may be had; at the Duke's Arms, Knighton; Oxford Arms, Kingtoo ; of John Cheese, Esq. Lion's-hall, near Kinston, where Plans may be seen; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and Wo Hereford ; Crown, Ludlow ; Hop Pole and Star Inns,ln Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester; Hotel, Liverpool; George, Chel tenham; King's Head, Gloucester; Hen mid Chickens, Binning ham • T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield; Castle, Tamworth ; Northampton ; Mr. Phelps, Evershun ; of Messrs. lot= Greco, Salisbury-square, Fleet-stmt ; at Garraway's Case house t and of Mr. Robins, Watwick-street, Golden-squat, Loudon where Plans of the Mann may be seen. The: road front London Is through Worcester and Ludlow. VIENNA, OCTOBER 6. The Conferences between the Ministers of the prig. cipal Powers are continued with the greatest activity, and they are already agreed on the principal articles of the system of partition, and on the bases of a gene. ral and durable peace.- However, it is not expected that any thing will appear relative to the operation* of this secret Congress before the 18th of this month. Then, on the Anniversary of the " Battle of Na tions," the world will be made acquainted with the important results of that ever-memorable day. Yesterday afternoon, at half-past four o'clock, waa celebrated in the Augustin, in presence of the august sovereigns, the Princes and their numerous suites, the grand Festival on occasion of the Peace, in honour of the Austrian veterans. The crowd of spectators was immense. The Austrian veterans, who were invited to this fete, filed off before the Sovereigns and their Courts. Imilitary music playiog all the while; they formed in a line before the seats where the Court WAS plACeq, and then went to the seats prepared for them. The persons Wipe► were to perforna in the different amuse , meats.than catered : loot and horse races and n.rstic exercises succeeded. After which 400 veterans dined at 10 tables ; trophies of arins were raised near Ithe orchestras, and Hungarians, Bohemians, Aus trianu and Tyrolew, in ieur tents, pericatmed their national dances to the proper music. The fire-works began at night tall; the first p.t: t represented a grotto, from which torrents of water iuned; the second, a glory analogous to the fete, Iwhich disappearing, discovered the city and the tower of the cathedral magnificently illuminated. Above 80,000 lamps. gave a light equal to day. Among the most striking objects in the illumination was Cie BraoclgOurs Gate of Berlin with tho car of Victoty. THEXTRE' ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, well be acted • Abe Magid, 6 f CORIOLANII3... Carialapus, KEMBJ.E, (his first appearance tills Season);', Sianius, Mr. BARR'Y MORE ; 13fttus, Mr. MURRAY; Tunas AvEdltts,.Mr. EQIERTON. Volnrpwa, Mn. RENAUD. Virgilia; Miss BRISTOW.; Valeria, Miss LOGAN. . • To which will be added, the Melo.dratna of • . THE KILLER. AND . HIS MEN. . Voittkay, Romeo and Juliet : JultetatlfiailYNcit . ' • 'Arlit;day.ihe'Trigettiiitee_lOtetrylVi . r.itemillisf • 18'IliniS411.111 6 c4 A *lfe*l4 era, )it tres. ; sonse time In rehearsal, 'Wald ail, produced iminedtately.