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• ' ' - ' f"" , , . 0 -* G A • . t • • * --hr-I a T 4 P. .4. • - 7- , 1 ", - .. ' .. .:4i; 1 1 .- ' t •..-• .." "It - - --., ... _ , A . . ,4 ..lrie, 4. ;,' -- 6s.urno;ip a f( . . . •-t . - , , C' l / 4 -.14 4 • . Ot IT S...Nip • c l . _ ...:.,-/ .....ir, .....,„ ,„..... ) _47 __.....„... • , . , . .. . . ...... ............. , MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1817. 9362. 1 • . •. • 'PRTCE S P.TEn- 1•117ir ORATORIOS. THCATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. This day were published, In Two Vols. Bvo. price Hs. CH RISTIAN ESSAYS. By the Rev. SAMUEL %h./ CHARLES WILICS, A.M. of St. Edmund Hall, Word, and Citrate of St. Martin's, Exeter. London: Printed fur Ilaitle'n, Cradnek, and Joy, Paternoster. rew ; and J. Hatehar SAX, I O . I3',Y AUCTION. - PORT OF EXETER. By Order of the. I.l..nnurable Coinothaloners of Ms %len?, Cuvonir, on FitTDAY, the 14th day of March, 1817, at Write iiThich in 0. - 4 e rurennini, at the Customhouse in Exeter, • TIM GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,. nN FRIDAY NEXT, March 7, 1817, will be performed, A GRAND SELECTION. e-t First Aer will be introduced The INFIERCESSION, co m ; vl..eti by M.P. KING, (which was received w'th such unw., • applause on last Whinier' Eve). Miss Steplians will sing Bird,' accompanied on the Flute by Mons. Drourt ; I IT ! .oldter tied,' and the Grand Scene ' Sins ye to the Vie. Bland • The Hymn of Eve,' and Kent's Anthills ' Hear my riayer ' with Mrs. Vaughan. Mr. Vaughn Softly rise: And grdeman (by de..ire) Purcell's celebrated song ' Ye twice • hundred Deities, and ' These as they change' Principal Performers—Miss STEPHENS, Mrs. BLAND, jllaster WILL I A MS, and Mrs.VA UGH AN ; Mr VAUGHAN, w. 'FINNEY, Mr. NORRIS, Mr. HAMMOND, and Mr. EARTIAMAI O I. TREMEAN, (Pupil of Mr. Loder) will, at the end of f.e First Pate. repeat her Concerto on the Violin. End of Part 11. UROUE I' will perform the National Air of ' Rule Ba um with variarions on the Flute. levier of the Band, Mr. WARE—Organ, Mr. S. Wescey. The remainder al the Band and the Churusses by the most approved Pet formers. The w!•ele under the direction of Mi. C. I. Asa rev. Faces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Cox- Oar.; Hart-street, from Ten tilt Four. Doors to le opened at ke;in at Seven.—Hilf Price at Nine. Bov!s 7s. Pit 3s. 81. Ca': .!s. Up. Gall. Iv. The Free list of this Theatre does not extend to thettratorios. TUBEROSE ROOTS, ORANGE AND LEMON 'FREES, .ARABIAN AND CATALONIAN JESSAMINES. TOHN BURGESS and SON most respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, they have received a very rpciior Assortment of the above Trees, which they can recom• rieit.i to their notice with the greatest satisfaction. Warehouse, No. 107, Strand, (corner of the Savoy Steps), I.onsion. OLD SILVER COINAGE. For the arcommorl *don of those who have by them the Old Mil licgs ,iad Sixpences with the impression, taken at the full value ; or ti,o , e refused, and Cut, by the Inpecturs for changing the Old for New. INGR AM, at his Warehouse, No. 30, City-Road, Finsbury-square, still combines to take them on the most lit:tut tarty , ; lthease French Silver, at the following rate: lila. percts rid. Shillings Ind. and Half• Crowns Its. 3d. for the best and cheapest Hosiery, Gloves, Millinery, Habledasbery, Lace, Flannels, Stays, Child Bed 1 inen, Passe, Corset, lucid Dress-Ma king,Childreus' Slim., Straw, Sable and Seal Hats, Furs ; all kinds of Fancy and Windaor Soaps, &c. Full AO per Cent. chewer than any other Warehouse iu London, wholesale, retail, and for expunation —Country Shopkeepers supplied. Specilily will be published, in Royal Octavo, Vol:!. Part 11. price 9s. 61. of EPOR'rS of CASES Argued and Ruled at Xis NISI PR lUS, In the COURT of COMMON PLEAS, by Lard Chief luctice GIBBS, containing the Cases in Easter, 'Fri nhy, and Michaelmas Terms last inclusive; likewise Cases on the Northern Circuit in the Sommer Assizes, 1816. To which are added, copious Notes upon the most important Subjects of Commercial Law; viz. insurance, Skipping, Bankruptcy, Bills of Exchaoge, Ett. _ By FRANCIS LUDLOW BOLT, Esq. Of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law. London: Printed for 1. Butterworth and Son, Fleet-street; and 1. Conkr, Ormond Quay, Dublin. Of whom maybe had, by the same Author,in royal Imo. price 14.. th boards, tire See, mil Editionoviels WWW4IIIIbIIII additions, uf The LAW of Idlest.; in which is contained a General lii.tory of ibis Law in the Ancient Codes, and of its introduition and ascrcsiive alterations in the Law of England. Comprehending a Digest .of on the leading Cases upon Libels front the earliest t• the present time. TO THE ARMY, I TS RELATIVE" and CONN EC 'IONS. This day was published, price ts. boards, Vol. 11. of ITrittE BATTLE of WATERLOO, by a near I OBSERVER, contalning many important Particulars which have been communicated to the Editor (since the publica tion of Vol. 1.) by Officers who were present in the Action, and which are not elsewhere to be found, viz. Details respecting the Artillery Operations and Movements from the 15th; Cavalry 'Operations; Defence of neugouniont ; a variety of now first published Anecdotes; Recollections on the Conduct of the Duke of Wellington and' Lord Hiffi; Anecdotes by a French Officer;' General Drouet's Account; a Register of the Officers employed, with their rank and other connected interesting rdatter. Also published, 34 Etchings as a Series of Military Drawings in illustration of various Regimentil and Individual Arts of Gal- Entry, Position, ite. from the spirited Originals of Captain G. )ones, price ZI 1.. A Tenth Edition eT the Work is just pub- Iklard in 9 vols. prke Is. with the Etchings, Li Cs. Sold by J. Beak Dubs street, Portland place ; and T. Egerton, Military Library, Whkeh INTERES firm PUBLICATIONS FOR IRAVELLERS ON THE CON rINENT.. DLANTA's NEW PICTURE of PARIS, New Editing, km& Planta's Gamma of France, 4s boards; SI. bound. ketchud'e Itinerary of France and Belgium, es. bound. Romberg's Brussals Sod Its Environs, its. bound. Boyce's Belgian Traveller, th, bound. tienlis' Manual du Voyageur, In English, French, and Italian, new edition, 6s. 6d. half-bound.. , ivianue; 4t. Voyageur, in English, French, Pallet', Ger ran, Spanish, and Portuguese, new edition, 95. 6d. half-bound. BLldon's French Interpreter, new editium, W. GI half-bound. Post Roads in France, &c. es. bound. New and correct Map of 'France, Belgium, Switzerland, &c. 111 inches by 99, with the present boundaries, 6s. folded in a case. Wrtaker's Modern French Grammar, pocket size, cis. 6d. Stranger's Guide to the Plains of Waterloo and Places adja. tert, on a large Sheet, Se:folded in case. Plan of the ila:tle of Waterluu, on a large scale, on a Sheet, ti.telded in case. Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand. To Mrs, JOHNSON, Newman.strett., - IT appears requisite your invaluable AMERICAN sOOTHINO SYRUP should be univeraally known, that is asefulkes. might be more generally extended. My little girl 'had been exitemely ill a longtime; she had fits, and her bowels so mach affected that her life walidepaired•of ; doctors and me thtine were eel no avail. We were told kbat her teeth was the cause of her affliction. A friend calling upon us, who had teen 'he happy effects of the Syrup, prevailed upon us to sty a ; six brought us a bottle, and rubbed the child's mouth, and in a few moque* a nso , t a•tor.ishing alteration took place, the fits left be r, and*, recovered as fast as possible ; it requiring only a d bot h 1.41 a to perfect the cure. Our sorrow was thus, in a few days, turned into joy. We are,. Madam, your obliged servants, Nov. 1816. J. and M. MALIN, No. 2, New John-street, Asliton.road, Birmingliarn. To be had, wholesale and retail, of Vie Paoprietors, J. Johnson artr .Villiarns, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street; apd, by t their aprointnient, at all the principal Medicine Venders in.tuwii :HA tout:try, at 23.9 d. a bottle, for ready money. C:l'Ann.—Be sure to ask for " Johnson and Williams', Arne ricea Soothing Syrup," as there are a number of spurious setts. Mrs. Johnson relieves the infant poor, as usual, at her house, +city Tursdayand Saturday Mornings, from nine to ten &cleat, t., bi'neihg a letter from a respectable Louse-keeper, to certify the) ate real objeettsof charity. • WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. 'This clay was published. price 2.. A DISSERTATION QN WEIGHTS AND I S. MEASURES, and the Beet Means of Revising them: — published originally in the British Review, No. XVII. London : Printed for Baldwin ,Gradock, and Joy, Paternoster row; and Won Blackwood, Edinburgh. This day was publisied, By W. CLARtt and SONS, Law Bookseller, Portngal street, Lincoln's Inn, in Bvo. price 7s. 6d. boards, APRACTICAL TREATISE on LIFE AN NUI I'IES ; including the Annuity Acts of the 17th and 57.1 Geo. III.; also, a Synopsis of all the principal adjUdg.d Cases under the lint Act ; together with Select Modern and useful Precedents, &c. &c.—By FREDERICK BLANEY. 'lids day was published, In one volume aro. price 12s. in boards, AN HISTORY of MUHAMMEDANISM: comprising the Life and Character of the Arabian Pro phet, and succinct Accounts of the Empires founded by the Mu; hammedan Arms; an Inquiry into theThenlocical, Moral, and Juridical Codes et the Muselman., and the literature and Sciences of the Saracens tnd Turks; with a View of the present Extent and Influence of the Muhammedan Religion. By CHARLES MILLS, Eqq. London: Printed fer Black, Parhury, and Allen, Booksellers to the Hon. East India Company, Leadenhall-street. COWPER'S MEMOIR OF HIMSELF. Now fist publlated. neatly printed In. fonlmap Rio. price 4s. boards, with a Portrait of the A ittltor, MEMOIR of the EARLY LIFE of WIL LIAM COW PER, Esq. written by H I MiELF, and !Weer before published; with an Appendix, containing some Interest.. ing Lettets, arld other authentic Documents, illustrative of the Memoir. London t Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos tenarow. This day was publibited, In one volume svo. illustrated with Plates, price 12s. boards, TI4E. PAINTER andVARNISHER'SGUIDEI'; or, a Treatise, both in Theory and Practice, on the Art of making and applying Varnishes—on the different Kinds of Paintiug—and on the Method of preparing Colour., both simple and compound; with new Observations and Experiments on G.. pal, on the Nature of the Substances employed in the Composi tion of Varnishes and of Colours. and nn various Processes used In the Art. Dy P. F. TINGRY, Professor of Chemistry, N*- ral History, and Mineralogy, in the Academy of Genevs—Secood Edition, corrected and improved by a Practical Chemist. User. sod folisi. Ptt•Ce. mister row. lust published, price fa FORTY-EIGHT FAMILY RECEIPTS, which for SS years bas done wonders for Ague, Scorbutic Head, Ringworms, a cure for the Tooth-ache in one minute. Thu me• diem. is superior to any ever offered th the Public, it prevents children taking cold in their rums and eases them cutting teeth, it prevents and cures swelled faces, chilblains, white swelling and all pains arising front cold, it instantly takes out fire, cures sprains and hwiset, for spasms and pain in the stomach. dropsy, whitloes, wounds, stone, itch without smell or dauh, gout, rheumatism, blight in the eye*, convishien fits ' homing cough, uthmas , and cough in general, weak stomach and loss of appetite, decayed gums, pain in the jaw, worms, a purgative for children, gravel and pain in Ape buck with bloody urine, corns, &c. Sold at No. 104, Shoreditelt ; 46, ChisweU. street ; 81, Dunhill. row; 66, Old.otreet; 3, Strton•street, Soho; 12, Vigo-lane, Swallow-street ; and 3, East-street, Walworth. FRAUD PR EVENTgD. TO counteract the, many attempts that are daily made to Impose on the unwary a spurious composltirt In. stead of the Gent qte Illackinfprepared In Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a new Label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference Not the type, which is unlike alt letter-press will enable purchasers It once to detect the im p osition. The Real Japan BLACKING, nWeby DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold in Bottles at 6d. Is- and t. ad. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders. RT DAY •wri MAIN, 97, High Holborn. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENVSES, Re. IUI R, GREENOUGH's PECTORAL LOZEN IVA GES of TOLU ; the great demand for which, after sixty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Throats. - Asthmatic and Consumpive Complaints. The genuine only have R. Hayward printed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenough, the hiventor. Sold in boxes at Is. i Ad. each by his appointment, by F. New bery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Churchyard; Bayley and Blew, Cocksper-street ; Nix, Royal Es • change; Ward, 324, Holborn; Clarke, 269, Borough; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street;, Blake, 56, Piceal4ly; Barclays, not- Market ; and the Venders of genuine Matilde'''. Where also may be had, Mr. Oreenough'e celehnted TINC TURES for prviefentg the Teeth and Gums, and aiming the Tooth-Ach, in enlarged bottles at Rs. 9d. each, with R. Hayward, signed ou each 'stamp. • ANOTHER MEDICAL BOARD. IN consequence of the extensive practice at th e IL Medical Board at Charlotte House, Blackfriars Road, Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, andeo. have, for the aar.onsmodation of Patients residing at the west end of the town, established another Medical Board in Woodstock-street, Oxford street, a few doors from Bend-street, where a Physician and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College of London, of thirty years experience, con stantly reside. That many thousands have been restored to per fect health by their united talents is indisputable, many of whom had been great sufferers from being improperly mated by persons ignorant ut the profession. Eruptions on the had, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swellings on the neck, nodes on the shin-bones, cancers, enc• tures, fistulas, pains In the bead and limbs, and nervosa debility, • the consequences of ill.curedcontagion w and which symptoms trequently appear years after, and destroy domestic' happiness. Messrs. Cooper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily, at bo t h h o us e s, from eighl till eig ht, or by letters- from the country, 'stating parttcularr, when me dicine and the beet advice will be sent to all parts of the kingdom. here are side doors at each house, and private rooms for fes males.—Advice gratis every morning bit tea, and on sttadap until twelve o clock: • I.tBT INDIA HOUSS, Abreary 85, 1817. THE COURT of DIREGMRS of the UNE RI) COMPANne 11fERCHdNTS fiNGLAND, tradiv to Ms .E.IST INDIES, do h•reh4 give That a General Court of the said Company will be held al I their Nouse in Leadenhal: street, on TUESDAY, the 4th ''March next, t Eleven o'ClnA in the Foreooon, for the yurrose of continuing the consideration of the followin Proposition, viz. " That the Court of Directors be requested to take into their consideration the carer, of the Company's lirtitutinii at Halley bur), and how far it has answered, or is likely, on its present Ilan, to answer the ends proposed by the Resolution of the Ge ieral Court of the 28th February, 1805? And whether, in their opinion, any Seminary at the Company's expense in England be slow advisable fa the Civil Service f and, if so,- whether an Establishment more in the nature of a School, where Masters Amid attend at stated hours, having proper authority for the slue enf ucement of obedience, learning, and moral conduct, would not bepreferable to a University or College T 'ibis Court, however, more especially requests the Court of Directoreto con. sider whether the expense at present incurr.d in maintaining the College might not with great propriety ha almost wholly saved ; if, instead of compelling parents to send their sons to a pardqat seminary, the Coat of Directors were to require of the youths intended fur their Civil Service in India, a certain degree of pro ficiency In such languages and sciences as should be deemed rs cessary, the same to be certified by Gentlemen of known learning and ability appointed for that purpose? And n healer, in such case, if would not be highly expedient and economical to remove the Military Seminary from Addiscombe, to the more commo dious and spacious building at Haileybury ? And that the Court of Directors be further requested to report their opinions on the different points herein referred to them as soon as convenient, and call an early and Special General Court to _receive and con sider the same." JAMBS COBB, Secrdaty. SAST.INDIA Nousk,ilferch 1, 1817. WHEREAS, in pursuance of the Sixth Section of tke Sernotb Chapter of the By-Laws of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indict. it is ordained, " That a List shall be published thirty days before the annual Election of Directors, containing the names of such Proprietors, qualified agreeshlrto Law, as shall sigoify, in writing, to the Se cretary, their desire of becoming Candidates for the Direction thlrty.two days before such annual Election." The Court of Directors of the •aid Company do hereby give, notice, in order that the Proprietors may.cenform to the said By- Law, that the ensuing Election of Six Directors of the said Com pany for Four Years, is appointed for the 9th April next; and that such List will be published thirty days before the said Eke thou, as the above-mentioned By-Law &recut. • JAMS 3 CORD, Secretary. SALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE LIBRARY. By Mr. SCO (T, At the Mart, os %show MAT. Mardi S, at Eleven o'clock, by order of the Executor, _ _ rPIE LIBRARY of the late gee. RICHARD NEA FE, removed from his late residence at Wnetstone, above, for convenience of Sale, above 530 Volumes; comprising many of Ike most eminent Works In Divinity, Philosophy, Has , tory, Classics, Poetry, and standard Books. May be viewed To-morrow, and the Morning of the Sale. Catalooes at the Office of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street ; and at the Mart. PLATE, COINS, AND VALUABLE ARTICLEs. By Mr. SCO At the Mart, on THURSDAY. March 6, at Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Execwor, removed as above, for convenience of Sale, IFAMILY PLATE, about 600 ounces; consisting of Waiters, Trdtards, Candkaticks,,Spoont, and the gene rid enactment of useful Silver Plate ; Gold and Silva Ancient Coin, Medals, Pearl Fish and Counters, valuable articles, and a very cartoon ancient Iron Chest. May be viewed on Wednesday, and pa the Morning of the Sale. Catalogues at the Office of Mr. Scot', tit, New Bridge street ; and at the Mart. A SUPERB and ELEGANT SW rof JEWELS, consisting of a Ike large BANDEAU, EAR-RINGS, and NECKLACE. By Mr. SCOTT, - Oa Tnuasaav, March 6, at Twelve, at the Mart, by order of the Trustee, In Three Lots, ABRILLIAN T Fashionable • NECKLACE, with ifty two Collets; • dittO brilliant Wreath, with 18 Roses; a Pair of briWant Ear-rings, wish large tops and drops. • May be viewed on Wednesday preceding and Morning of Sale. Catalogues at the Office of Mr. Scott, 48, New Bridge.street ; and at the Mart. VALUABLE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CURIOUS EN.. GRAVED SEAL. RING, SCARCE COINS, dit. By Mr. SCO IT, • At die Mart, on Tavastiav, March 6, at Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Executers, • BRILLIANT CLUSTER TOP and DROP, elegant EAR.RINOS, Mourning Rings, an excellent Gold Horizontal Stop Watch, by Newton ; a Gold Rept ater, and other Watches, Chains and Seals; a Carnelian Seal King, a fac.%imile of Michael Angelo's, most exquisitely engraved with 18 Figures, representing the Birt h of Bacchus ; ancient Gold and Silver scarce Coin s some of Charles First ; Medals, flue impreutuns; some Plate, Iteading Glasses, &e. May be vie sed on Wednesday, and on the Morning of Sale. Catalogues at the Office of Mr. Scott, 26, New Bridge- greet ; and at the Mart. OENUINE WINES, FINE OLD PORT, Ste. By Mr.' SCO'T'T, Oe Eatioar, March 7, at Twelve at the Mart, by order of the Proprietor, in :mall Lots, ONE Hundred and Eighty Dozen of Superior WINES, viz. 25 dozen fine Port bottled in 1810, 25 dozen Old Port fresh bottled, 110 dozen crusted Port, 20 dozen Old Pori in pints, 30 dozen superior Cape Madeira, 15 dozen fine Sherry, W dos. line East India pain Shelly, 25 dr4. Wet India Madeira. May be tasted at the time of Sale. Catalogues at the Mart ; and at the O&ce of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge -street. . TO THR PUBLIC AT LARGE. COLCHESTER OLD BARRACKS. TO BE SOLD BY AM:I'ION, W I I Hov i• RESERVE, By Messrs. HAWF.S and FEN lON, Under the Authority of the Comptroller at the lidnack Depart ment, on MONDAY, die 10th day of • March, 1817, and two foUcoting Diys, riIHE Whole of those Substantial and Well Tim. hared Buildings. of two Stories, calculated to contain 2000 Men, with Officers' Actommocestion, dentiminnted the OLD or LOWER BARRACKS, al Colchester, in the County of Eases, divided into 157 Lots. Catalogues may be had three dap prior to the Day of Sale, of lhe Auctioneer+, Colchester; at tbet Chief Inns in the neighbouring 'I owns; at the Auction Man; and at the Barrack Office, Spring .g:adens, London. The Sale will begin each Day at Ek.ven o'clock vrcclucly. VIII 11011 t c.iNsusernov. Thirty OaPons 13. aruly, SI aalluas Georva, 5! Gallons recur, AA 10 CraPolls French Wove, atiii-ct to duty; II Ells Pack Duck, :n Iba Sroth. Foil EXPORTATION. Fourteen Iraq-India Silk Hanikerchlef4, 130 z. Sewhlglk. On SreruKDAY, the following day, at thc Curom•hoesr in Top* sham, at 1 o o °Tina: in the Afternoon : 451 Gallons litandy and 354 Gallons Geneva, subj•et to duty... And on MONDAY rdlnwitii; at the Watels•houte at Earnmath, at El.4en n't:lnck it; the t orettoln About no Dos,n k ag Slate, and 100010 l'aclitqw Slate. : Wiech IN:put up i; Lout: arki Sok! !{,l the hirt,r‘t CU 11 SE RLANDLPLACE. 11YDR-PARK. CAP! rAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, with COACH HOUSE and with Mimed ate Possession. By Mr. ROBINS, • I,At Garrawars Coffee-laou , e,*Change y, Cornhill, on Tuna,* DAY. the nex.t, at Twelve &Clock, VERY Desin.b!e LEASEHOLD ESTATE, I LA. held for a Perm of upwards er .iieretity-one Year:, at a Pepe- corn rexit, comprising a capital RESII.)ENCI'., commu• diou,ly planned, handsomely fi-teii u ' , an i a..tap:e t!:... -sc• commodatiun of a Nobleman ur Gentleman's Family, sitaa;r jr Cumberland-Place, Hyde .Park, late time re•idetice 111 .t pr:,, , ,nag* of distinciiiiii; containing, on the Upper Fluty-, Ovegiski rooms; Second Floor, two excellent Bed-chambers, a Dressing. room neatly papered. Landing, and Housemaid's Closet ; rime Floor, a noble Drawing-room in limn, walls coloureJ, finished with handsome cornice, and marble chimney• piece, window, tia the floor opening to a balcony, communicating by folding-Jnxt to a back Drawing room correspondeettly fitted up, and a Bou doir; on the Ground Floor, Emit ance Hall, Vestibule, or inner hall, walls stuccoed and painted, atone 'staircase to the second storey, with iron baluster and mahogany hand-rail, a capital Di-. ning-parlour, Library, sod Lirli-room,, %Veer closet, and Yard at the back. lu the Basement are all rm. ymmisite Offices, Wine and Bet r.cellats,Coal.vault., &c. dtc. In Evrkeley Mews. a Coach house and Stable. The elegant and fashionable Household Furniture, ba Mane plates of Olass and Fixtures, to he taken by valuation. In be viewed by 'tickets. Particulars on the Premises ; Wiliiant Nethersole, Esq. Solicitor, ffssex.stecet, Strand; Mew& Vixard and Blower, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn Fiel 's; at the Sut. eruption Houses, it.Jante.'s.stree ; a• Grrraway 's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick a rem, Golden-tquaie, ut odium Ticket* her viewing may be had. WARWICK , •IIIILE. CAPITAL AND VALUAULE FREEHOLD ES ['ATE, Eligible Dwelling-Haute, Offices, Farm. Maw% Out-buildings, Cottages, lice and upwards of NINE HUNDRED ANli aIX I Y ACRES Of Meadows, Pasture, Arable, anti Wood Land+, wtth fine sheets.. of Water, abounding with Game, and in a & bgtortini Country. A very eligible Pruitt , iy for inves:ing Mauer. L'y Mr. ROPINi, At Garravra)'s Coffee house,.Change•Alle , , Cornl.ill, London. on '1 suRSDAV, the 13th March, cir ri, at . 1 welve &Clock, in One Lot, AVERY V ilesible FREEHOLD ESTATE, ettlate in the Parish of !PALEY, in the County of WAR , WICK, abounding with Game, and commanding tlelightltit l':cturetytte View. over a-rich tertilc Couto: in the centre id . Field Sp its; comprising s sailwasitial and itoniniodinus Dived's. ;*•P• t t 14.•••. • , Sink! and Ou. I admits; goad Garden, One aeon of Wider, and upw..rdi of NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES _ _ Of Meadow, l'a•tur,r, Arattle, Wood, 4nd Copp's.; Lard; lyric' compact. heautif ully iftecmfied In hill and dale, and di •ide.l this) Eligible Farms, wait Fartn Louses, Darns, Stables, and Otit-butld. imp, and sundry neat filistusees, with Gardens, 4c. bounded en, the East Side by the River Arrow, within mite. of AlCtltcl, seven of Bromsgruve, 14 of Stratford-Ipm Avon, and 13 of Bir mingham, and within three miles of the Worcester and Wrniity kam Canal, in a fine pan of the Country, with good roads in various directiont, presenting a very capital Prurerty tot investing Money. Posiesslon may be bad of the Residence, and the principal part of the Land may be had at Lady day nest. The Estate may be viewed by applying to George Iddins, Esq. Lodge House, Ipsley; of whom particulars may be had; of Mr. Edward Simpson, and Messrs. :spurner and ingleby, Solicitors, and at the Hen and Chickens, and Ca t tle, in birmitigham; George, LleArld ; Angel, A Ices' er ; Golden Cross, Bronisgrove ; White Lion, Stratford ilium -Aeon ; King's Head, Gloucester; Mr. Egerton, No. 3, Gray's Inn Square; Messrs. Anstice and Wrillst, Nu. 10, King's Rends Walk+, Temple: at Garraniars ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Gulden-square, London; where a Plan at the Es:ate may be tent. HAREFIEI.O GROVE, NEAR UXURIDUkit. Genuine Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Pier and Chimney Gls's. 0, Mirrors, French and Eigl: t-day Cloaks, Ormolu and Bronze Girattdoles, Gra,•d Pianotorre, Noutinr, Prints, China and Glass, Fovslingpieces, Baker's Patent Mao 31r, Rating-net.. capital Chaise horse, Gig, and Harness, died Market Cart, Green-house Plana, and Effect•. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Mr. BOBINS, On the Premises, Harefit•l4 Grove, utt the road from Uxbridge to Itckntersworth, on MONDAY, the 17th of March, Isl 7, and fidlowing day, at Eleven o'Clock, ri•HE genuine excellent IiOUSEHOLD FURNI. 'IUKE, cnnipri.ing lofty pour-pte t, Canopy and Tent 11.11. steads, whir elegant Chintz Cotton ' White Dimity and min, Eurnitures; prime seasoned Feather Beds and lioNling, 11441m gany . Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, ClievAl Dressing Oki s. French Window Curtains in Chmta Cott.m, IA hire Dimity, and Moline; excellent Cabinet Furniture, in satinwood and Maks, gany; Card, Sofa, Pembroke, and Wm lc fables; lionkcasis and Sectetaires, capital set of Dining-table!, Pedestal Sidebaard, Eat ing-room Chairs in leather, Japanned Sofas, Couches, and Chair , Turkey, Brussels, and Kidderminster Carpets; numertmeKiteben Reytilites and various Effect. , '1 he Property of a GittilTl.EM.‘N removing. To be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the sAemb, n Catalogues they be had Oil the prt-ntiscN (tine Shining each) Ns hb returned to purchasers; also at the White Horse, ti abridge ; Red Lion,. Hounslow; Pig. 0114, fifiliaol%l; and of Mr. lAobitts, Warwick:street, Golileri-sikuilre. • ' •• It!ILKNIAN'S DiumEnc PILLS. THIS Celetritichl Medioilie, by numerous and most erraortimay cures, has sufficiently established Its reputation as a remedy fur the Gravel, and every &waft sacra shined by a vitiated action of the urinary organs, to rt quire so further recommendation[. By combining chemically wish the secreted fluid and strengthening the vessels,. it both disiolves . .iisii cirries away the gritty matter already formed, and prevents ts future gen F raron. Aesirl on these principles, ilickniam's Pills are recommended with confidence to every patient aill•cted with divorders arising from' tll6 Kidneys and Bladder, whether 37 Gravel, Lumbago, Pains in Back or Loins, Stoppages of Urine, or whatever other form they may assume; and 'they posers the advantage of requiring neither confinement nor restraint of ife during their use. Sold, in boxes at gv. od. and i (by Appointment) by R. Butler and Sons, Chemists, No: 4, Cheapside, corm, of Paul's Cburchlard ; Sanger, 1;1), Oxbiril-,tee W right h... 1 (io. 269, klialt•etri.vt, Borough ; cid by the principal Book,' f ier% and Druggist. to every City at d town in the UMW! Xing% l % thaw This day was published, Handsomely printed in Two Vol* foolscap Bvo. price 12$. bdi. 13 0 N S 0 Fogg sereno e'l verde ; N B Y. Non t'appressar owe sin riso e canto, Cannon mia no, ma pianos: Non fa per to di par Ira genie allegra. Vedova sconsolata in Trite negro. IL PiTRARCA. London : Printed for I. Richardson, Royal Exchange.