Star. — London, England, 1814-02-19 00:00:00

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Chat the URA fORIOS will commence this Season, on ,D Ay FEBikU alt y 2 with a SELECTION of tee meat 3is . d pi„Es trom , he 'ACRED ORATORIO of THE MESSIAH, commr.ity HANDEL; with the ce►ebnted A,etornpatdmeut of k ()trained such general approbation last Season. to , the fir*: time in this Country, A Ni. - As - ORA•roito, by BtLrwiwzw, called • I . IIF. MOI I N t c 5 OLIVES. r r7t h er u'Ars will be duly annrsuneed. _ b leA anri rate* may be taktm of Mr. SPXING, at the log- Off: -, . Luck h, 11rA to t't opened at Six o'Cloci, and the Oratorio to b e gm Seven. •- . NFW MUSIC. • fr HE OVERTURE and MUSIC,. compote(' by jai-'.up (only), in the favourite Ofera of the Far. mer's r, ,, w performing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent. Car !en, i.rice 1( td. Braiam's Music only, in the Opera of N;rir.Fay, as performed V tie Thea-re RoYal, Drury-lane, price IA Ales. the folLowint Pirees•rrtity be had sally —Forget an not, price t.. 6d. 0 thou art all to the. Love, p ace 2.: Thp nrce t Farew e ll Song, prate VA. Ow' Idosarch ‘ and Country f or Ever, price Is 6ti. song by Mr. Iltaham. Dolithelieve them, prt:e to FA • Ihr BOA for Freedom Pine!, price Is. 6d. suns by Mn Dickons For ever let us Out, a:Duett, piece 2s. When thy Bosom heaves the Sigh, Duet, price ft 64. su ss by Mr. Graham and Nlrs. Dickens. Lore hinds,tbo brow of Yen* with r owe rs, the favourite :Frit, price fis. Le Retour I liatb, a Di ver Ju r a o, tor th Pianoforte, Harp, anti Mete • composed by KesilmarkC.. price Ss. With a variety of Harp end Pianoforte _ . . I , ll:sie. . • : Lordnu ; • Published by Omani. D'Abritine, Pottsr,,and Co. yo. , 20, Solo-square ; and Na. 7, Westuanceland-street. Dublin. • PRING ATTIA SHOW. • eloitt) SOMERVILLE'S ANNUAL SPRING C, ITLE SHOW for the' tildbfiton tit Working Oxen fed eve, of Sheep, of Cloths, kc. will be livid in •5AD14311:6 13.00S1TORY, Goswoli-street, Leaden on the first Monday sod Tuesday, being the 7th and.Otb of .Muck next: ~,Three Sheep offl fatalist Piss; for stakirTrentinra, will be uired.. . - . . , tiOURTII of MA RC tr, the STATE LoTTLRY will J. begin Drawing. There ire Two Piiies of £20,0u0, irth °sly 8000 Tickets. and no Pest leisathnn 217 e The Favours of the Public are respectfully solicited. fry E. EYTON, Stock-Br , iker, At his trial' successful Offices, . 2, Cotnhill; and iS,Cosenscr-striest. STATE LOTTERY- • • T_T AZ IR 11, BURNE, and CO. Rota" Eschlike, LI If cs ~ ' ly informs - the Public, this iMy have on Sale a van ty of Nuncbers, l'ithest,•.and SWIM ler the. present small tRY of 8,000 f iieltpte s tet.aealrampa in l'wo Days, viz. die 4212 and 44th ot /IE.XI: MONTH. • cotry . A t eiS Of - X 9.0,000 • . 2,000 N.l Etc. Let s feimiesivSid,daly answered, and Schemes grads. NE 4 W REVIEW.. On the Ist of March next will be published, No. I. price 4s. of a New Utrrary and Political Review, to be entitled HE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW; or, CON .IOTITUTION AL JOURNAL. To be continued regularly every two Months. Etlinhirgh : Printed for Oeorge Onidie, Si, Prince's-street ; Heary Cuitourn, Londou ; and John Cumming, IJoblin. MISS WESTON'S NEW NOVEL. This day was pailished, in three vols. duodecimo, price I Ss. in. boards, {,PLEASURE and . PAIN; or, The Fate of Ellen:. A rate.—By ANNA MAIIIA WESTON, Lei Printed for l'hmmis Tegg, at the Apollo, Circulating liihtiry, No. 111, Cheapside ; AlliCson, Si; Bond-street; ;nil may Le had at the ti6oksetlers or read at all the Libraries. Also; just published, In two vols. price 9s. S'l'lNrumnv ; ?)r i Se?-nes in the' North. By the Anthoresi ei A Wiate. iu Edinburgh." i his'day was publfsbsd, Ellibellidted•witb fwurcv-routt elsgant Engravingi, in the lint ' stainer, fibraWriglnatl)rawitig4; - ccntirtslag tire Most strilOng • said wonderful Cbjects in Nature aod Art,. Yttatrit es I. And . • frices iltels, , sti, es. Deroy, or on Royal: Paper, with Yroaf Impr . issions of the Plates, • of NATURE altd ART ; or a I. ol* - TROI.I(I,H -CR,VATION,nod oCIENCE. Riy the Rev. EIJWAPt) PoLtaAvivrcn4, • •910iir 'Of King's Collage, Cint tag* ; Mika diodigdtshei Wrltsitein the vseisnts•Degarrnients of the Work.- plan of the work co rises an easyaril familiar arrange . , L . - ..atent,"of winch the psiruary mamas consist . of 'NATURAL lifs- • • * lint and Ali?: 4be division nt•Nieroame theca ay 'comprehends the foliow ing general sections Astronomy, containing a seketzn of in , most cur , ous Discoveries which .have been lately made, or the most h.t.gular olio:non, that bave been lately offered in this brarch of sciencA—g. Geology, inctudihg the most extraordi nary pliathontena of the• Earth; in its Siliterranean, Superficial, Arai tie ~ iW depanments —3. Botiay.-4. Zoology, corv.prising au F,ccount of wliatercr is chnfly rare or , interesting• in these steeral kingdoins.-5 Chorography, eakibiling a surto yof the rhost "r&lng peculiarities in the general face of the pa - denier coaatries,' or-in the it•thistni, - habits, and manners of their inha bitants; and -6. Physiotogy, embracing a slew of extraordi zary or peculiar powers occasionally evinced, by Mankind, or orbit anir.tals 'Tile division of ART consists of the following general Sections:, 1. Chemistry, including whatever is chiefly curious or interest ing, and at the same nine, subjects of popular attention in N,Jag- Zkritni, kkctricity, Galva.nisin or Vollaism; Light and other snbtile bodits; artificial Heat and Cold; the cohesibility of ikeitnil lad Vtgefahle Fibres, Metals, Earths, Acids, inflans ""bi"s and ether curious objects of chemical science.—. 'Me- - 'eomprising Buildings of singular or • remarkable cha 'heist, Bridgers kk,„si,, a Gardens,- gle a ssids, Columns, kakis, S epil Cheat Monuments, and other Antiquities; Anita:al and in- InlillateForees, as those of Man, Horses, Wind, atici - Water -*oaks, Steam and other powerful Etiginea, both of ancient and modem Oates; Gunpowder, and other eizt,tic powers. . Ahe Work is h andsomely printed, ' and wit! not exceed four large volunies octavo, and wililie enriolsed with star one huns !Hilo pistils, of the most striking and wonderful objects la. Nan* and Art. Its Work is likewise publNhed In Parbi, l e•irY FarlbikibT; Prif4 us.seach; and each Part contains at km' two elegant kii fr,tnnia, from O r i gi:a l lirawh•gis by hurston, Clennell, err 4 tallier eninter.t Artists; as likewise other occasional Plates. Therilitto VOL:JMX will be •pubh..hed early in Much, and the *bole Work completed in the' came of 'the ensuing sp. • au'l• the bubscribere are req seined to complete 'el,* 410y' possible. d and sold by R. Wilk*, 89, Cf.ancery4ane; Cratlock laui~3; ?at ,to r-row ; o r J. IttoJ ss (succeou to Mr. 411, viii Juita.d Street. It may aho be b4d by being I wd ‘ ll4 ul any I:Stroll-soar in the United Kingdom. • . • 6FFICE OA 011) Nit &CS, ;glover/ 9, 1614. THE PRINCIPAL . OPFICERs , of Hit Mit• JESTrs OIMNANCR, hereby giTe That Proposals will be received :at their Office in Pall-Mall, or; or before Wuclnesday, the 2d-March next, from such perros as may be willing to undertake the supply of certain solidus of IRONMONGERY; consisting of TOOLS of various . descrip tions, for service of this Department, for a period of three Years, determinable at the expiration of one Year, upon a notice of three Mouths at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed - upon application at tite Principal storeke, per' . . Office in the Tower ; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforkbaid, any day . between the hours of ten and four .clock, where the PrOposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for Ironmongery Tools;" but ne Proposal' can be' admitted after the staid 2d day of March, at 12 o'Clock at coon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed.-unieu the party rnalties It. or an. agent to his behalf shall attend. . . Order of, the . kioard, R. CREW Secretary. ; . • •DISTRES IN' GERMANY. A B9TJT eight yeara ago, •• the calamities occa . dotted by the war Uri different piovinces of Germany gave rise to a Subscription, and the formation of a Committee, in Lon don, to relieve the r tilstressei on the Continent. By the generosity of' the British Public, and with the aid -of seviral respectable Foreigners, resi4tot in tills country, the sum of nearly £5Q,003 pas remitted to the Continent, which rescued multitude] Of individuals and families from the extremity of distress, and the very beink of ruin. The COMmittee received, both front Germany and Sweden, the most saliefactory documents ' testifying that the various sums which had been transmitted, had been received, and conscien tiously distributed: but at no period since the existence of this Committee has the mass of every kind of misery been so great in the country to whirl. their attention was first directed. • Never has the cry of the distressed Germans for help been so urgent, their appeal to British benevolence so pressing, as in the present moment. Who could read the reports of the dreadful conflicts which have taken place in Germany during the last eventful year—of the many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts—and peruse the melancholy details of sufferings, almost unexampled in the ir,mals of history—witbout the most live!) , emotions 1 Who could hear of so many thousands of families barbarous y driven front Harnburgh, its the midst of a severe winter—of so many villages burnt, cities pillaged, whole principalities d e s o l a t e d— an d ,p 0; s low w ith an ardent dire to assist in relieving distress so multifarious and extensive •To the alleviation of sufferings so dreadful—to the re scue o f our feflow men, who are literally ready to perish—the views of this Committee are exclusively directed. Many well-authenticated•deieting &tails of the present (lit tress having been, ou the 14£11, oil the'llitli, on the Uath, and nn Ilse 341 of l e snuars, and .the 140 February, 1814, laid be fore Ole Cinumistee. it was Immediately. resolved, oa the reli ance on• the ltbsnabtynf the' British Public, to remit, by those . Pons, .511,300 io . resiteetabli periiints, with directions to form Committees of Dietribution at the 'several plates mentioned. . Amount already advertised t - £26,561 $ 0 111/1111CUr110$11 . silica nactiven. At Messrs. DowDe & Co. Freed, Mackwortb,a-sd lab. 1.6. .. Newcomb 'at Rev. Ali. . Mr.lobuVs'orsley, Clayton's,at theWe street, Cheap side 10 ri gb. • house, 9. , es. sd. .' 'A Friend- 5 0 fronmorgers'Coutputy 105 0 Mrs. Aubsrtin wood 2C . loo 0 Collection 41211 10 0 Collectiorsat Rev. Mr. Miss Aubertin 10 0 aro Border i Fetter:lans 56 .0 Miss C. Aubertin 10 0 A Friend,pesMr. Reigner S 0 Miss AC Aubertin 10 0 Mrs. Unwin,Reclingbam 10 0 3C. Y. 2. 30 0 William Shrubsole 5 S A young Gentlemanfrom J. R. 1 11 Sweden 5 0 T. $ urn 1 1 Rev. Diniel Williams 1 0 Mrs. Burn 4 I Francis Barnard, Sons, Edits. Yates, Esq. Bevy, and Robarts 105 0 Lancashire - 50" 0 James .Lowthrop, Esq. 20 0 Messrs. Henry and Wm. I Mr. Henry Heylyn 10 10 Fielden, _Blackburn SO 0 I J. Burrup, Esq. 5 0 John Bateman Chatteris, • I Phillip Combauld, Esq. 10 £0 at Barclay's ' 10 0 I William Wood yer, Esq. Anthony Brough, Esq. I Holborn-bridge 2 2 Clapham COromon 10 0 Messrs. John Gore and • Stanley Howard, Esq. 5 0 Co. Bank • 100 0 'Messrs. Charleston and 'T. K. 0 15 Son 10 10 John Josh and Peter Messrs. Giles and Son 50 0 Sehoeller • - 1 1 Joseph Isreels . 45 0 William Carton 1 1 At Messrs.Dorrien&Co. Mrs. Langton 2 2 George Field and Sons 20 0 'Trla juncta in uno 5 0 Brant and Delannoy 30 0 Mrs. Hoare, Biekenham 1 1 John Meg*, Esq. 10 10 Adm. Sir John Colpoys 5 6 , At Messrs Cap, Mills, - . Messrs. Croy/der, Lavie, and Co. and Garth 50 0 Kilgou r, Savage, & Scott 20 0 M. T. 1 I One who admires Ger- T. P. 1 1 man Virtues 2 2 Gev.Dellmar and Son . 25 0 Sanpter and Atkinson 20 0 Collection' at Surrey Mrs. Hertel 10 0 Chspel,perßev.Row- Ai Messi 4. Hopkittshns. land Hill, £3BO 16s. 11d. Feb. e. Surrey challel Sunday A. It 4 4 School, do. £7. laid. Collections in Church,' • School of intlus•ry, ditto 0 12 'and at various Char Mr. Newth's School, do 1 10 pelt, and from indivi- - From the Ward el 'ln duals, £22S 14s. 2d. nity, is! . the City of Messrs. Lawson & Wit- Bristol, ditto • - 20 0 hams 10 0 D. for relief of Germans *5 0 Subscriptions received-at the Bars of the City of LOndos 'lit tera • Lloyd's Coffee - house ; Stock Exchange; and at all the Banker) in l'own and Country. • R. H.PAARTEN, ,7 • - Lutz now'ARD S'' beert"l6 FREEHOLD PUBLIC HOUSE, The WHITE HART, in TOWER-Si REET, end :Possession rn a short Time. . By Mr. ROBL'IS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, cprnhill, nn Tues day next, February 22, 1814, at l'welve o'Clock, AVERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE comprising an old-accustomed PUBLIC-HOUSE, (the WHITE HART, No. 75, on the Numb Side of Tower street.) now in full Trade, and may be considerably increased; in the occupation of Mrs. BusslLL. The Premise) are three storeys high ; con►a'n Oil the Ground storey, a Bar, large yap-room, Kitchen, Pirlour, and Yard be hind; suitable Rooms and Chambers on the Upper Storeys; roomy Cellar, &c.; and early Possession may be had. May be viewrd, by leave o • E the Tenant., of whom Particulars may be had; also of Mr. George Law, Solicitor, No. 10, New square; Lincoln's lan; at Garrawafs; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square. GROSVENOR-PLACE, NEAR arDE-Pt.RR-CORNER. Capital spadous elegant Mansion, incomplete order; with Of• flees, Coach-houses ' Stables, ac. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday next, Feli`vary 92, at Twelve, AVERY valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE: comprising the substantial, elegant, roomy Mansion, the late Residence fat Sir PETER WARBUR Ban. dece ased; situate No. 19, Grosvenor. Place, Rear 'Hyde Park Corner : con taiaing, on the Ground Floor, a spacious paved Entrance hal, Inner hall, capital Dining Parlour, Librarv, Dressing-ma:lh and Water Closet ; on the First Floor are two lofty well-proportioned Drawing-rooms, and an Anti-room communicating by folding doors, and a Breakfast Parlour, all handsomely fitted up_; on the Second Storey four airy Bed chambers, and Servants' Apartments over, elegant principal Stone Staircase, and a secondary one; the Bliiement contains excellent Offices of all descriptions, capital Wine Cellars, dttachecr Kitchen, Scullery, Wash-house, Laun dry, &c. large Vaults for Beer, Coals, &c.; Double Coacb-honse, and Stabling for Six Hui ses, with Rooms and Loft over.—'lle whole in the most complete order, arid fit for the immediate re ception.of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family. The Prensses are held for a long Term, under the Earl of Grosvenor, at a. small Ground-rent. The Purchaser may be . accommodated with the elegant Household Furniture, by valuation. To be viewed by tickets only. Particulars nay be bad on the Premises ; of George Bram well, Esq. Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn-fields; at Garraway's; and of Mr Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. YORKSHIRE—.WES f-RIDING. WAKEFIELD,. NEWTON, OSSE and CRIGGLESTONE, Valuable BUILDING GROUND, GARDEN GROUND, ORCHARD, FARMS, a:id LANDS. By Mr. ROBINS , At the Strafford Arms Inn, at Wakefield, on Tuesday, the sth, Wedesday the 6th, and nut - Clay the 7th of Apr►l, 1814, at Twel•e o'Clock each day, IN ONE HUNDRED AND SIX rY LOTS, T HE VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATES of the Right Honourable - - - - - - - • THOMAS, late EARL or STRAfFORD, deceased; situate in the Capital I own of WAKEFIELD, and in eh% adjacent Townships of 'NEW roN, in the Road to Leeds, Osset, In the Parish of Dewsbury Alverthqrpe, Criggles tone, and Sandal, all lying a short distaoce troth Wakefield, comprising upwards of X HUNDR.B.D ACRES of LAND, all of wh , .:!i are COMPIUNDED; many parc.. vc.iereof are most eligible spots for Buildings, cominanding fine and'beantiful Views of the •tiver Calder, ant the adjoining Country; and the nth& parts are Gardens, Tenter Grounds, Orchards, Buildi:ogs, and lands, adjoining the River and Navigailon, in Wakefield, near Westgate, Kirkgare, Nar;tigate, •-ot. Johns, &c. The principal parts of the Land abound with Coal, and fine Erick Earth, and are die drd in Lo , s, for the accommodationUt the Inlubitants in the different I owit.hips. possession may be had in a short time. Plans of the Estates, with the Lots, may be seen at the Office Of John Lee, Esq. Sr. Jolon'ts Wakefithl, where Particulars may be - had; also at the Stratford Arms, the W hire Hart, of Mr. Gowthnrpe, Land Surveyor, and Mr. Robson, Builder, inWake fidd, 'who will shew the Lots, Mr. Day, Angel, Doncaster; Hovel, I eeds; litdck Swan. and Hotel, Y ; routine, she& Geld ; Hea and Chickeas, Birmingham ; of Messrs. Junes atici Green, Solicitors, tialisbury-square, Fleet-street; of hlessrs. ennant and Harrison, Gray% Inn-square; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -secret, Golden-square, London; where a Plan of the Estates may be seen. N. B. The Particulars will be ready far delivery at any time after the 28th day of Ftbruaty, ai all the'aboire piaci& . ISLAND OF ANTI.A.TA - Capital PLANTsVIIONS, NEGROES, BUILDINGS, Ike. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Thangs-AUey, Carob!!l, London, on Monday, the Ist of August, 1814, at 1 wellvc o'clock, By Older of the Assignees of Messrs: Join Henderson and • Archibald Neilson, Merchants, Bankrupts: .THE capital PLANTATIONS called RICH MOND and HOWARDS, situate iu the Parish of ST. Paw., in the ISLAND of ANTIGUA; comprising upwards of FOUR HUNDRED and THIRTY-FIVE ACRES of rich Cane and Pasture Lands, Gardens, and Negro Grounds, with Owellinthouies, Sugar-works, two Windmills, and other regal site Buildings • Two Hundred and Ninety-six Slave:, mostly Creoles; together with the very valuable Stock, consisting of Seventy-four Head of Cattle ; Clarifiers, Coppers, Stills, and Planta:ion Implements, and variou, Ftfrcts. Particulars may be had of James Cli:christ,E , q. Agent for the Estate, In Antigua ; of Mears. Setup and Plomer, Solicitors, George-street, Adslpla,; William Healing, Esq.. Solicitor, 11. a w -lane, Cheapslde ; at Lloyd's, Garr.tway's, and the Jamaica Coff:•e 7 houses; and of Mr. Roblas, Wai wick-street, Gokleta square, where Inventories may be seen. Fut( COUGH:. 11910tahNk....10k3, &c. MR. GREENOUGHIPS PECTORAL LO ZENGES of I'OLU, the great demand for which, airier fifty years trial, motes ebent a superior remedy for all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Throats, Asthmatic and Consumptive Com plaints. The teaulne, Only have. R; HAT WARD Fisted an the stamp, by ,whom .they are prepared, u successor to Mr. Gree-. nough, the. Investor. Sold in botekat I Et lid. each,hy his appo'streent by F. New bevy and Sons, St. Paull Clintreh-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-Tara; Harty and Co. Caebspur-stray. ••• Nix, Royal Et‘ change; Ward, set, Holborn; park, 289. Bort:aglil *Wt. ISO, Orford-street; Barclay and Fens; legit market ; kid the Venders of Clenhine MyrEcatel• . Where aloe may be had, Mtr, Cilivenongh's celetnined .area for prthervinit tianyarb-nnlglifina, satiattis Tondo earth, in 'Wawa battles, at 9a. W. OKba . SALES BY AUCTION. At the Custom.lionse, Harwich, on Illestity, the %IV inWant, the Sale to obninsesitte a Ten o'Ciftek in the Painnissa, T HE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS, viz. Foreign ,inbound Books. - 41 Rows of Amber Beads. 24 Pieces of Cut Amber.• Forel& goldTootkpickcase. 2 Ditto Pins. 18f Yards foreign white Thread I ace. 1 ur ck Silk Lace Veil. I 3: trel Tar. 54 Deds. at Battens. 5 PAling Boast's. I 12 Pieces of Foreign Timber, 45 feet. • I Foreign Shawl'. 6 Ditto, Ridienles. 64 Donn red leather Pocket. boeks. 3 Pararols. I Lady's Cap. HI Hats. s Superfine Cloth Coats. I Waistcoat. 1 Pair Pantaloons. 2 Ditto Shock 9 Ditto Boots. S r i Yards Cotton. 341 Ditto, yrip, d ditto. 5 I/b. blue and brown 1 Dozen Sinter Pancil-awes. 1 4ik Clasp. 5 Razors. - 5 Nip ?Wes. 1 Row iziock-piailloacts. 1 Head Ornament. 4 liktiCia I.rad Prociia: I Paper Watt. ditto. 3G Knives. 2 Casts •)f . 10 Pair or Ho*. • 43 Part o Wohied-ditto, • 87 Yards Co . t , ,ii• Luc. 96 Worsted 14.01 f. rrs. I pound , :elskit4 1 SA Cotton Shrifts;' 400Dittn Handlicrcideft. 37 Dpaea Musini dicta. 3 flannel Jackets. oho, A Chitty, cut in pieces.' ivrATiow. 11:11 EXTCC 875 Yards of Italian Crape. Foreign !Sik sh liwto t .17 Ditto Chinese.. . 98 Di: to Handkerchiefs. 25 Ditto Foreign, Silk 101 i Yards d0..d0. ds • , t Pieces ditto Ribbon. 59 Pair &reign leather gloves. N B. The Gorsis must be taken away within Ten Days after the Sale, or the Deposit Money (otkatiaird part of the uahif of each Lot) will be forfeited. . Nu Noses will be laktis but those of the Bank of eapreed i or st Messrs. Bridics, Cox, and Co. SEVERN AND WYE RAILWAY AND CANAL. • By Mr. OF r • • • On Friar!, March 4th, at Twelve a`Cloch, Mart . *Ube A.andons by order of the Sevens and . Wye Railway and Canal Cum • , mince, la Lots, rrivENTir-TI4tEE SHARES FOROEMD in this valuably irnprOving Concern, viz. Three Shares of SW each, "5. its. paid thereon, and Twenty Shares of .fge ea..:h, on which not any payment bus . bets made; the Work. Were opened in March last, the Tounagg inereases, and the un drrtaking is expected to be very productive. Particular; at the Mart, and of Mr. Scutt, 28, New Bridge. street. London. SOUTH LONDON WATER WORKS, BUR ALSTON ANQ BUTTSPILL MINES, ALBION SHARES, CROYDON CANAL BOND, AND SHARES IN OTHER C ON* CERNS. By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, March sth, at 'Twelve o'Clnck, at the Mart, . QOUTH LONDON WATER WORKS Bi:teen kJ Shares, Bceralstnn Silver and Lead Mine Five Shares, Buttspill Mine Five Shares, Albion Aswraoce Six Shares, a Croydon Canal Bond ef aelBo bearing Interest at €5 per Cent. Three ditto-Shams, Thirty Kennet and Avon Canal new Shares, Gas Lights, Rock Asburance, and Russell Institution Shares. • Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel,`Piccadilly; at the Mart; and at the Office of Mr. `colt, 28, New $ il:e-Ltreet,Londnn FKEEHOLD, .GREAT ST. HELEN'S, BISHOPoGAT.E. By Mr. SCOT On Friday, March 4th, at Twelve &Clock., at the Mart, Loss. don, unless an acceptable .olfer Malt be previously made by private cor tract, • A FIFFH ?ART of the INTEREST in a. Va. luable Improveable . FREEHOLP ES LATE, viz. Two respect. Resdences, in a very desirable, s:iry, conunsrldal situation, in Great St. Helen's, Nos. 8 and 9, adjoining, with Counting houses, internal Warehouses, Family Entrant .s, good Domestic Mice*, and roomy Cellars, compact, spacious, and e•intmodio,is, most substantially erected, in very good repair, let on Lase, *.eventeen and a Halt YeArs Unexpired at auist. roes ta.t, to Messrs - Stratum and Glbson, who ;ill permit the piernistf. to he viewed ten days before the Sale by cards only. Particular* may be had at the Olikes of Mr. IV. O. Stevens,. N o . ; Mr. Scott, 26, New Bridge-etreet ; and at the 1\ i4rr. • • GUEsroMAIII MEDILINES. CRsE `IL To Mr. B Guzs . r, Nap, Greet Surrey-streee;l3laciiriars. DLAR Ste , PortiMnllth.• ;10g. I I BIS. On board the ship Ventia(pr St. Pi elena,. ikVING been muc•.afilicted with i';(Att o akttendtti With a liv.or complaint, foc a 'rear num k:r of yyris, at* so divres.c,.l %kith wtakties, and coon...trio fQ be vioup4ttst of attending my Regiment as a Captam :n , ti.- Eas.-Ir.".l44,:rviee; returned to :his country with hopes of oloinim.'a et:re, Wilre every means was used for two years and a halt Vijialtilaf the tr a it. .uccuss, when a friend seat me oue of your ilesorbiety, wt•erti Hound Case 10, of Mr.Hayman, exactly stmilar to my ulkn,\ which induced me to attend you. In a.; ea 7clays was much 'relieved, and In two mott : hs so mush restored as to be enabled to resume my usual situatino, and t..e taut!) of my rase may be seen oh thy books of the Honourable the East-built; Compauy. and by tnakius is as pubko as positble e you willinuch oblige, Dear Sir. Your most obedienr humble Servant, • R. H. STATH AM. (CAss ea, In 'autism-Paper.) HILDLAINS are prevented from breakin g , aa d ‘..1 their tormenting Itching instantly removed by W }STK. HEALY/ FS. - EMT. of MUSIAIII.), ultivetssily mteented foe its extraordit.ary 'Efficacy in Rheutnatisma, Palsies, Gouty ilffec.. dons, and Complaints o: the ;sumach; but I.,:here this certain remedy has bet n unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains hive actually broke, Whitehead's Family Cerate ;Fill ease the psis{ ' and very spe‘dity heal them.—Prepared and ssidliy K. Johnston, Apvtlinary, 15 % Greek-street, Soho, Imitiou—the Lssence mid Pills at es. each; the Cerate at is. itl.' Sold by every Me. ilicine Vender In the Untied Kingdom: • ••• The Genuine hai a black Ink St imp, With the name of R. Johnston, insertet uo it. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHM.V4. &c. • 'The ONLY GENUINE PECTORAL BAL.'iAttyl of HONEY. . • invented by Sir 10/IN HILL, M D. THE LINNIEUS of BRLVA IR recommends this oacrlit•nt Preparation as the most salutary and effectual • Remedy for ell as:inters of the Breast add Longs; Congealed Phlegm, A erimony in the Fluids, dud Ob.!ructions in the Grand., are . gesuly and aft ly discharged by easy expectoration ; Wheeze ings, and Uneasiness in Ertailtinic are speedily rt moved by a lan Does. it takes cif the irritatun, i.ens the thoracic ducts, and heals the Sorenesslof the Breast anti Lungs. Thir:y years. experience has confirmed the recommendatioo 111 the imnao.diate relit f and gradual cure of corytlms, COLDS. ASIHMAS, and CONSUMP It is tb:- greatest Preserver of thelongs ever discovered, and contains all the healing,.sefteriag, and soothing quaLties of that. ralebflous extract of flowers called Honey, awl toe richeor same of the Ea tern World; it is as restorative as Asses' Mick, and sever disagrees With tbesiontach ; a common Coil yields to its benign Influence in& few •bours, and when resolved to before the complaint is tat advanced, all danger of Consumption is cer• tainly prevented. . • • : ' *To guard against fm{ osirion ohaerve the name of ' a SlaaW Rid EDWARDs, 66, St. Paul's &lurch-yard," is engraved an the Government Stamp accompanying each bottle; ali attic rs are Comaterleita. Uhl krappoiptrapitt by E Edarnads. 14, *ld Blurs Murals. . yard; tassar,Oaiinsisstreat; and Tutt c litayat Eacianage. ^ O.PRIG 0111111PLIVg8,- Ammar.) , 31, lat 4. • T" PRINCIPAL OFFICSRS q HIS M.Q. JISIT's ORDNANCR, a hereby rive Mace, That Proposals will be received at their Off= An Pall-Mall, an or before Monday,the2lst of February next, from such per sons a, may be sr/filing to . uodertake the supply of CAKE COP PER, for service of this Department, for a period of Three Years from the I st‘May next, determinable at the- expiratinn of one Year, upon notice of S Months, at the option of either Party A Specimen of the Copper to be .upplied may be viewed upon applcation at the Brass Foundery in the ROyal Arsenal at ; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Con ditions of the Contract, may be known - at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Prcirosals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Noposals for Cake Copper;" but no Proposal can be admitted after _the 21st of February next, at 12 o'Clock at noon of the same days neither will any Tender be noticed unless :he Party making or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW. Seerdary. I SAIAS BY AUCTIOk , . B UCKI H A IVf- STR E TT, STRAI4D. By Mr. ROBINS, , At Garraway's Coffee-hoer., 'Change Alley, Cornhlll, on Tat*. day next, February 22, 18 1 4, at Twelve tiClock„ A . VALUABLE FREEHOLD GROUND _L I. RENT of fsvonty-five Pounds per Annum, issuing •from the capital and substantial Building, No. 19, ore the Ear Side of Buckingham-street, Strand; comprising spacioutSets of Oakes or Chambers on the different Floors, witit roomy *Stone Stain; Cage from the Ba sement to t h e U pper S torey ; 'convenient irialti for Coals, &c. The Premises are upwards of 74 feet in front, and 61 deep. Particulars of Mes s r s . Mill ett an d S on, S o li c i tors, N 0.2, Mid • dle Templedane ; afGarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwic.k street, Golden-square.