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, - . .. 1 iptortiowftwoftmion...* - ---. .....-••••■■.,_ 7 ' --•-• ' • ft • 1 ._._..._.___ ._ qf ......................... A. 1 1 1: .., FN. Allif I n) t °‘ Willf • , r ,... . ‘,..,...,,./.. ti \ goll p I gi r ~ \ . I.l4telic s ,;.•l % g . ff • o• . . _ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1814. NUMBER 8628. PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY• - - kTRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, 'THIS PRESEI•rT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform a new Comedy, in five Acts, called POLICY; OR, THUS RUNS THE WORLD AWAY! PRINCIPAL CHARACTLRS : Mr. POPE, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. LOVEGROVE, Mr. ELI.ISTON, Mr WRENCH, Mr. HUGHES, tin BARNARD ; Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. HARLO WE, SOCIETY FOR. RELIEF OF WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF MEDICAL MEN, IN LONDON AND ITS VICINFPY. rirHE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL, 1814, 1. will be celebrated TO -MORROW, October 19, at the Fre& masons Tavern, Great Queen-street. PATRON ' His Royal Hlghneits the Duke of . KENT, in the Chair. PRESIDENT, JAMES WARE, Esq. F. R. S. STEWARDS, Mr. S. JACKSON Mr. I.t::se: M. F. ;Moore Mr. PEREGRINE. .• SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTIONS FRU-HOLDS, 14iNCOLN'MNN, NEW-S(WAlttr File* SET of ROOMY CHAMBERS, • and' SERVANTS' APAIIMENIrS, and Itanlediste Possession. • • .ti lP Bf Mr. ROL:NS, , At Wills's CoffeP4lovire, Serle-itreet,`LinColn 4 i-fort, da Falba*, the 4th Noventher, at rwelve o'Clock,• . reHE FREEHOLD Sokcious Ail* SETS of • 41- MAIAIWAIS, on the Second end Third soon of Nu 2, on the East Tided _Lincoln's inn, New4quare, late in the Ns se.sdon of Dalrymple, an t •-s--s•ss Dilhon , Ears,. Com. vyising an Entrance Lobby, Closet, kc. two esielient large ail ) . Rooms, and a smaller troaring the Square, with Closets, Sae. Immediate possNsinn roty he had, and viewed by appt'ing.oe the Premises, where Par:coins may be had; of Messrs. &trier, Moore, and Lake, Inn ; at Mils s Ct House; and of Mr. Ri.bins; W :rwiat.-street, 'gas re. lEREFORLPIHIRE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATER, near KINCTON, PRES. 'I EldN, lac,'; the MANOR of MARSTON, with FARM and LAND; S FRANG WORTH; FARM and WUGD; LYS FARM, WOODS, LAND, COT FACIES, Sec. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr ROBINS, At the Oxford Antic, Kington, on WED YU, 4T, the ?Ad of No-% vatisca, 1814, at Twelve o'Clock, in t•wErbi 1.0 13, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, with the RIG!! of COMMON, Sic C'cienpridng the MANOR of MAR S . I'ON, with the FINFS, QUIT REN I", Ste: FARM-HOUSES and BUILDiNGs, and INCLOSURE of MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND, CO . 1 I'AGEk, &c.; STRANGWORTI-5 FARM, with FARMsHOUSE and BUILDINGS, a fine commanding situat:on, part hounded by the River Arrow, and Vallet Woods adjoining; LYE FARM, WOODS, LANDS, CO rrAGEs, &c the *hole near FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, divided in small Farms and Lots, for ao conamodation, situate in the Parish of Paasbridge, near Prestelgo and Kington, let to revectabie Tenants at Will, and for short Terms. May he viewed; hg applying •n Mr. Morgan, at StranaltOrtis Farm ; Mr. Harpue, at 14e; of 14'm Clieese, Esq. Lyon's Hall, where Particulars may be had, ai-d i'lius se , in ; Orford Arms, Kingten ; Hotel, ant Messrs. Bi• d and Wollaston, Hereford; Lion, Leominster; Wm. Handy, E.q.; at the Inns, Worcester; Heti and Chickens. trient:nghatit ; Kihg's [lead; Glou oester, T. G. Parr, Esq. Litchfield ; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury square, Fleet-street; at Clarraway's Cullee-hilase ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London, where Plano 'nay be seen. • STAFFORDSHIRE AND WARWICKSHIRE. Tbo VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, near SEVEN HUNDRED ACRE`i, TITHE FREE, situate In the BOROUGH df TAMWORTH, BOLE HALL, FAZEET, WIOGINOTON, OLMCO'CE,&e. &c. all nearly adjoining. Eligible Family Residen , and sundry compact Houses, with Gordwys,&c. Cottages ousel in the Town of ramworth, wkh Gardens, &e. Wa ' er n, Ltd other M.iis, &c. &c. r. REID, In the Town Hall,•Tant near lichßeld, in the Conety of Stafford, an Ter, DAY, Wenwksiake, t,th , and Tit • DAT iOrh of Novcstata . Twelve u"Clock, in ott, T'4E FREEHOLD ESTATES, Tithe-fr:e, the late property of a NOBLEMAN, deceased; . compri sing nearly Seven Hundred Acres of rich exctileut Meadow, pa,. tares end Arable Land, part intersected by the River 'fame and the Anchor, surrounding and in the Boruugh of Tantworth. and Riche Castle Liberty; many parts beautiful spots fur build ing, divided in Lots for the accommodation of different persons. . An eligible FAMILY MANSION, the MOAT—HOUSE,' btaneting in a Paddock. bounded by the beautiful MeV:lame, OfEces, Coach-Houses, Stables, Cottages ' &r. BO LE HALL, a genteel Resid ence on the Banks of the River, with Gardens, Plea,ure-Ground, and Land. Sorer: I tliz:ble DWELLING-HOUSII.3, In Tamwortb; with Garden', &c. Dr. BABIYGTON ' Dr. Mn ro Mr. listootx Mr. DREW Mr. Huss BY Tickets, 1.55.—H0ur of Dieing, Half past Fiye, precisely. No collection. Miss KELLY, and Mrs. ORGER. The Pro'ogre will be spoken by Mr. I. WALLACIC, and the Xpllogue by Mrs. GLOVER. After which, the Interlude, in one Act, called INTRIGUE. To which will be added, the Grand Oriental Romance of ILLUSION. To•motrow, The Merchant of Venice. Monday, King Richard the Third. The Tragedy of Macbeth, which has been in preparation during the whole of the past Summer, will shortly be performed. Tickets to be had at the Bar of the Tavern ; if the Stetvarets ; and of W. CHAM BERL AINE, Secretary, No. '29, Aylesbury s!reet.Clerkenwell. This day was publisSel, Tn Two Vols. Ben. prier 44. the Second Edition of LETTERS to a FRIEND on the Evidences,Doc ' trines, and Duties of the Christian Raglan. - Br 01..INTHUS GREGORY, i..L.D. 0( the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. London: Priott d for Robert Baldwin, Paternoster.row. This .day were published, Elegantly printed in Three Volurnei two. price 41.165. QPECIMENS of the CLASSIC POETS, in a Chronological Series, from Homer to Tryphrodoitts, newly translated in o English Verse, and illustrated with Biographical and Critical Notices. A iiiintier of small HOUSES, COTTAGES, GARDENS, Ste. Capita! WATER MILLS, for Corn and other Purposes, sup plied by fine Streams of Water, Bcc GARDEN GROUND, and various OUT-BUILDINGS, &c. The principal part of this Property is an ancient Family Eirate, and has been let at very low Rents, on account of the Borough Interest. By CHARLES ABRAHAM ELTON London: Printed for Robert Baldwin, 47, Paternoster-rob►. This d•y was published, in Sim. prier As. A N Attempt to establish a Pure Scientific System 11. of MINERALOGY, by the application id the Mateo- Chemical Theory, and the Cheni 4 cal . Proportions. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Bennett, at Tam worth ; or at the Castle Inn, where Particulars may be had ; and of ilcmas Willingt4n. Esq. Taniworth ; T. G. Parr, 1 7 .6 q. Lich field; Robert Wya't, EA. Barton ; George Inn, Derby ; War wick Arms, Wsewick ; Hen and Chickens, Birmi!,harn ; Wni. Handy, baq. Worcester; Mr. Admix% Orford ; Kim's Head, Coventry; George, Northampton; Three Crawns, Liccester; of Messrs. iilake, White; and Ainge, Solicitors, Esiex.:;:reet ; J. Vandergucht, Esq. Craven -street, Strand; at Oarraway's Cone house, Cornhill; and of Mc. Rullict and Mr. Reid, WarerickPerreet, Golden-square, London, wlieru Plain of the Estate may be seen. , By J. JACOB BERZELIUS, M.D. F.R.S. Professor of Chemistry at Stockholas. . . NEW MUule. On Monday next, October si, will be published, THE OVERTURE, AIRS. &c., in the pnrlztr new Melo-Drama, called 1 he FOREST OF lIGNDY ; The DOG of MONTARGIS, now performing with the greatest applause at the Theatre Royal, Covens-Garden, composed aril arranged for Plano-fOrtc, by H. R. Bishop; also the additional New Duets, Songs, &c Etc. in the revised Comic Opera of t h e Maid of the Mill, composed and arranged for Piano-forte, by H. R. Bishop. Printed by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. CO, Soho• square; and No. 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin. Translated from the Swcdish Original by JOHN BLACK. London : Printed for Robert Baldwin, Patlrtwer-row. This day were published, in 4to. price .4"2. 2s. T RAVELS in SWEDEIV, during the Autumn 'of 1812; with an Account of Lapland. By 7HOMASTHOMSON, M.D. MS L. and EA!. S. Illustrated by Maps, Portraits, and ocher Platt,. London : Printe.l for Rob-rt Baldwin, Paternoitcr-row. Where may be bad, by the same Author, MUSIC. The History of the Royal Soeiety, frith its lustizutioil to the end of the Eighteenth Century. 4to. £2. 2s. In the Press, and speeddy will be published, By RODIRT BALDWIN, Paternoster-rosy , 'THE PiIYSIOGNOMItAL SYSTEq of Drs. GALL and SPUR ZEIM : founded on a new Anatomical and Physiological Examination of the Brain, as indicative of the Pact:hies of the Mind. MR. JOHN ALEXANDER, ,Organist, begs leave to inform the Public, that he teaches the Organ and Piano-forte, at home or abroad, on moderate terms. Also, in struct% Blind Pupils to read and write their own Music, by a new invented portable Cabinet, (highly approved of by the Earl of Stanhope) the Art of Fingering and thorough Bass, and play in the most scientific manner. _ The Musical Cabinet is different from the Pegging board or Cushion-table, is durable, simple, and easy to learn; so that a person who is dark, can play in concert, compose, and write their own Music, which may easily,be taken off to print by any other person, an d new Musk wrote thereon, which the dark person can play off (as it were by sight) with the greateit facility. N. B. 'fww Blind Pupils can be accommodated as boarderfi, and every attention paid to their education, morals, and comfort. aio.sr, arnieo-sieltoe, Lambeth. Mama), Lomita. COLONEL. QUENTIN, kc. OFFICERS and Pers.ms crnnected with the Army, in the Eaat and West Indies, .America, Holland, and all parts Abroad, will find an important and interesting ac• quisitlon in the Half-yearly Volume of the MILITARY RE OISTER, just published. in which Sic Months New-papers are comprised an el-gant Volume, in royal octavo, with all that concerns.the Officer, his Allowances, &c. The most liberal terms will be given to Captains of ::!tips and others who take out a number, for which a ready vent will be found. This Weekly Paper, the Thirty-second Numh r of which will be published Wednesday, the troth instant, cur.t -tins the only Mili tary View of the Court Mortal on Colonel Qu N No. 4, Spring-Gardens, London, (opposite the Hotti). MORTGAGE. WANTED, from 420,000 to xso,noo on the most ample Freehold Security, and particularly advantageons to Trustees, having large Alms to lay out or invest on I.4!iled security.—A liberal rentuneranen will be made to the person pro- curing it. Farther particulars may be obtained on application to Mr. Cuban, Law Stationer, Threadneedle-street, London. MONEY advanced, from ,e3on to Jeloo,ooo, by BURROWS and Co. successors to RYDER and Co, Rus sell Mews, Howland-aireet, Fitzroy-square, on Annuities, Bills, Notes irr Hand, and all sorts of Securities; they clam more re spectaln.,tv and poe. er than any others in this line, and can make an instant "advanee to persons of know ticharacter. Attendance all day. STATE LOTTERY OF 8,000 TICKETS -AU: IV NE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, 30TH NOVEMBER, 1814. SCHEME. . I of ,01 6,000 are .E 30,000 , • S MY .. •.. 3,000 2 •- 2,000 4 ...... ... 1,000 6 600 6 300 • 10 ...... ... £OO 12 ...... ... 100 .., 1,200 £0 ...... ... .50 ...« l,OOO 40 25 1,500 16 .....—.—. 8,000 Tickets. .EBO,OOO TICUTS and SUMS are Setting by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the Lotter'', at their Offices, the Comer of Bank buildings, Cornhiu, and Cuing the King's Maws, Charing-Cross. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori ginal•lnvention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by bls snecessive fmprovements to the highest p-rfeetion) continues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. Htmtv, Manutaeturing Che mists, Manchester. Th . ;s agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly concen:rated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics t,iid efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any Climate and for any length of times ks' pungent Odour adepts it for afiiirding relief in !lead-achy, Fainting', ice.; and renders it yeviliarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick: It count:T uts, also, the infection of Contagions Diseases. As many spurious and inferior preparatlons are sold under the same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as the only proof of its bring genuine, that the names of Messrs Henry, Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar In barites, prim 9c. 9tl, each, stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-etreet, (the only Agents in London auslinrised by the Proprietors;) where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Crystal, Etc. Also Hinear's Cruelties Maoressia, In bottler at 2s. IA and larger with glass mappers, at 110.1isi. ratio i meat same Wins sn the stain's. Thls day were published, in Ito. price £2. is. TRACTS, Historical and Statistical, no INDIA, with Journals of several Thum through vanous Parts of thp Peninsula ; also an account of Sumatra, in a Series of Letters. !lust rated by Mapsot the Peninsula of Hindusian, and by a variety of other Plates.—By BF.NLIMIN HF.YNE, ht.D. 1 4 Sur geon and Naturalist on the Establishment of Fort St. George. Prin;ed for Robert Baldwin, Paternoster-row ; and for Black., Parry, and Co. Booksellerz to the lion. East-ledi,4 Company, Leadenilail.,;reet. P,,* The informaion contained in these Tracts is of a very miscellaneous nature; statistic sckatilic ' economical, and political. hey ere the result of Milo ties made unties the authority of the Government in India. CARNO NIEMORIAL. This day was puhlkhed, price J.. 6d. MEMORIAL of M. CA RNOT, Lieutenant- General in the French Army, of the Order of St. Louis, Member of the Legion of Honor and of the lahtitute of France, addressed to LOUIS XVIII. Trrtn , late4 front the F•cocb Manuscript Copy. To wbioh h sulloined leSlterch of M. Carnois Life, and some remarkable Sp . !ec:its w'i eh lee made .it firmer occasions in the National Cortrewion dal Tribunal. By LEWIS bOLDSMI*I If, Author of " the Secret lii•.tory of the Cabinet of Donaparte," Etc. Publiblted by I'. Hookhaiti, jun. and Co. Old bond--trout. In the Press, A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON FINDING lAL the LATITUDE and LONGITUDE at SrA ; with' Ta b4es de3lgned to facilitate the Calculations. TratHlated from the French of M. DE ROSSEL, Member of the French Board of Longitude, late Captain in the Navy, &c. By THOMAS MYERS, A.M. . _ Of the Royal Military Acatlerny, Woolwich. Te which are added, by the Translator, an extensive Series of Examples, adapted to the various Rules given in the work ; an Introduction to the 'Fables, explanatory of their construction and use; and some additional Tables. Comprising the most simple and commodious methods of performing all the Astronomical Calculations requisite at sea, with the assistance of the Nautical Almatiact Printed for G. and S. Robinson, 2.5, Patertwater-row. This day was published, price Us. boards, By SiteRWOOD, NEELY, and Jou xs, Patrrnoster-row, lltdicated, by permission, to Sir Samuel Romilly, ATREATISE on the ABUSES of the LAWS,. particularly in ACTIONS by ARREST , pointing out nu merous existing HARDSHIPS and ABUAS, in the different Courts, from the ainkstensionent of an. Attion to its conclusion and the various EXTORTIOW, from the HIGH sblEktIFF down to the BAILINf's FQI.LOWBA ; tozether with the System (Attie King'e Bench Prison, and the Sponging Houses iu London,lidilidlests, and the neighhogrlng counties.-SilseVing also the enormous expenses Parzies are pin to on small DtsbtS. and the s'.atheful practice of bringing minierous Actions fur true purpose of increasing the Costs, and the Necessity of establishing a Court itt which the' Tradesman can reamer his anal Debt. The whole tending to thew that the Artist, on Common, or Meant Process, as now carried on, is equally oppressive to the Plaintiff and the Defendant. By JAMES PEARCE, Gent. An Attorney of 20 years Practice in the City of London, and who has served the !take of Under Sheriff of Lcatioa and Middles( x. The Alrbor has' endeavoured to make the whole plain and in telligible, not merely to the Lawyer, but to the undListanding of every man ; and indeed Ms *subject with which the Public are more intimately concerned than they, a first. sight, are asiase of, as it combines In it most of the evils an 4 d 4trem sassier which the cuaaawnityu Sale time eider. RADNORSHIRE, on.** Borders et HEREFORWHIKE. THE BEGUILDY and RHW VYDD ESTA l'E t, near ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, divided io COMPACT' FARMS. with FARM HOtIsES and BUILD INGS, and very- VALUABLE COMMON RIGHT to a great Event on the BEGUILDY and other HILLS. The BEAUTIFUL RIVER TEAME flows through the Estate, which is WELL STORED WITH FISH, and the LANDS abound with a!: Sorts of GAME, and the VIM, wilt Grouse. By Mr. ROBINS, at the Hotel, Hereford, OR FRIDAY, the 18th of NovaNtata, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, I_ HE VERY IMPROVEABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES (with the VALUABLE COMMON RIGHI' ON THE BEGUILDY AND OTHER HILLS, MANY MILES IN' EX CENT-situate iu the Parish of BEGUILDY) between KNIC;HTON and NE.WTOWN, in ti.e County of RADNOR; COMPRISING ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN DRED ACRES, AND liIGH EY-ONE ACRES OP 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 Terms, at Rents amounting' to about ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUND. FEU ANNUM. •••• THE ESrATE IS NEARLY compAcr, is A VINE COMMANDING SITOATTON, AND VERY VALUABLE FOR '1 HE GREAT EX UtNT OF COMMON RIGHTS.— tHE FINE RIVER TEAM FLOWS THROUGH THE ESIATE, WHICH IS STORED WI EH FINE'I'ROU r AND OTHER FISH, AND HIGHLY VALUABLE FOR IRRI GXEING 'EHE MEADOWS THE LANDS ABOUND WITH GAME OF ALL SORTS, AND THE HILLS WITH GROUSE. '1 his Estate is a must desirable Property for Invest ing Money, and for Field Sports; • situate Six Miles from KNIGHTON, from which place the NEW ROAD PASSES through to NEWTOWN, WELCH POOl4 atc. and 110 MILES FROM LUDLOW. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Price, Sen. and lon. at Vedw• Lloyd, Datkless, sad Brfndrynog Farms ; where Partieu iers may be had; at the Duke's Arm:, Knighton ; Oxford Arms, Ku von ; of Iteut Cheese, Esq. Lion's-hail, near Kington, where Plant may be seen; Hotel, anti Messrs. Lira and Wooliaston, eeford ; Crown, Ludlow ; Hop Pole and Sur Inns, and of Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester; Hotel, Liverpool; George, Chel tealtatn; King's Head, Gloucester; Hen :tad Chickens, Birming ham ; T. t;. Parr, Esq. Lichfield ; Castle, Tamworth ; George, Northampton; Mr. Phelps, Evershatn ; of Mears. Jones and G►een, Salisbury-square, Fleet -street; at Garraway's Coffee homes g sod of Mr. knbios, Wsiwick-street, Golden-square, Lundoo. where Plans of the Estates may be seen. gleThe road (torn London is through Worcester and Ludlow. HI',ABFURUSHIS AND RADNORSHIRE. EXFENSIVI! API FAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, (PART .ri ruE PREFY,MANORS,WOODS,FARMS,and LANDS, up:van:sof FOUR THOUSAND ACRES, with VALUABLE COMMON RIGH I* to GREAT EX CENT, situate In the MOST BEAW lIFUL and PICTURESQUE PARTS of the COUNTIEA,with rligible-MANORapd HOUSES, aWATER CORN MILL, add STRESVMS of FINE WATER, &c. By I. G. SPVRZEIM, M.D. The work will tte printed in one volume royal Syn. It will be illustrated by some finely execu•ed Anatomical Engravings of she Blain, and by numerous rigures of the varied Structure et the Head in Men and Animal!. This day was published, in Bvn. price I ts. T HE LIFE of LUTHER ; with an Account of the Early Proeress of the Reformations By ALEXANDER BOWER. " London: Printed for Robert Baldwin, raternnster-rnsi% An ample and impartial L're of Luther as long been regarded as a desideratum among literary men. Even in the native laad of the Reformer a premium was about ten years ago ineffectually ', (Jet-A far an essay on thjs subject. Mr. Bower has at last en deavoured to Ml up this chasm in biography. An Appendix to the NVork contains a variety of particulars relative to contempo ranenus litstory,autl biographical notices of the mese disttoguilbesl Reformers. . By Mr. ROBINS, At the Hotel, Hereford, on FRIDAY, the - 18th of NOVE,Mata, at • Twelye.o:Clogh, In Lott, THE NOBLE AND VERY VALUABLE HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, (PART - mil E. FREE) comprising upwards of FOUR THOU SAND ACRES of RICH MEADOW, PASTURII,ARAULE, and •WOOD LAND, with the MANORS and FARMS of S PLETON, CAsTLE WILLEY, CASCOB, and LETTON; ete MANORS and FARMS of NASH &ODD, BROAD HEATH, NORTON, BYTON, BADLANDS, with the - AL. LOTMENT, and with the QUIT RENTS, FINES, HERIOTS, &c. &c. The CAPITAL GRAZING FARM of LEAN, with the WATER CORN MILL, LOW FARM, HILL FARM, KEVEN FARM, HIGHLAND FARM, MOWLAY FARM, LANDS, COT 'AGES, WASTES, /cc. The very Valuable COMMON and LORDS RIGH'I S on SEVERAL THOU SAND ACRES of LAND. Tlw principal Part of these Estates' are situate overlooking the fine Vales of Presteign (Intersected by the River Lugg, the Hend well, and several Streams of fine Water flow through the Estate), and advantageous for Irriga:ion. The chief part of the Lauds are connected by fine Terrace Rinks of thriving 'limber and Coppice Woods, a pleasing and rich Grown/int to the Country. A truly grand and eligible Property foes/ Nobleman or Gentle man's Residence anti DomainS; giving a gevat extent of Country, and which may be consideraWy Increased. The Farms are let to most respectable 'reliant', part and the remainder for sboi t terms; the Hems, &c. estimated raise about The Kstatus are 20 Miles from, Hereford, and 40 from Wor cester, nearly the same distance either Road front London. May be viewed by applying to die %harem Tenants, and to John Cheese, Esq. I,yores Hall, fl gin g ton, where particulars grad every iulvematbu may. ha had:slot Plans of the Estate seen. Particulars at the Oxford Arms, Kington ; Messrs. Biel and Woltrie on, Hereford; and at the Hotql; the Radnor Arms, Presteign; Lion, Legoinster ; WISL Hardy, Esq. and the Hop- Pole and the Star Ms Worcester; Duke's Arms s Knighton; Crown and Angel, Ludlow; Hotel , Liverpool ; Bash , Bristol; While Lion, Bath ; Mr. Ph elps, Eversham ; Hen and Chickens, liirmingh‘m • T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield ; Castle, Tansworth ; George, Nor thampton; Mr. Adams, Oxford; George, Cheltes. ham; King's Head, Oloncester ; of Messrs, Jones and Green, Salisbury-square, liket-street ; at °areaway's Coffee-house; and at Mr. Robins's Warwhieki-street, °olden square, Landon ; where Plans of the Estate may be seen. 1414DDLESEX.—FRE.EHOLDS. The CLARE MARKET ESTATES, consisting of the prin.; cipal PART of the M ARKET, with the MARK E I' HOUSE, and different EREC rioNs, gime TWIN EY I)WELIING. HOUSES, PUBLIC-HOUSE, WORKSHOPS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUC LION, By Mr. ROBINS, • At Caraway's, isTurra sir Ai., the 15th ofDecember, Wraith* siVlock, in Lots, • rfl HE VAluable and very Improvable FREEHOLD, 1. ESTATES, comprising the Principal Parr of CLAUS— MARKET, in the Patibh of Sc. ClernaseaDaner, Strand, in tb • County of Middleseg, with the MARKET cod SLAUCIfPdIt- HOUSES, several SHOPS, STALLS, SHEt)-, and tartans Erections; sundry eligible DWELLING -HOUSES, satiate its , Deasea -arrear s , tonite-street ; diredlakkgren, dear-yard, Clare street, Stanhope-street, Hones- stri et, Half Moon-court, a Public House, the Jolly Iln;cbers, in Gilbart-street, now le full trade; and other HOUSES, in possession and on Lease to Messrs. Royle, Cullum, Dowlniass, Campbell, Ilentlett, Rogers, and others, all respectable Tenants, at low Rents, ea. pable, at the expiration ut the Leases, of a very considerable iucrease. May be viewed by leave of the different Tehante. and by ap . plying to Mr. Nourse, Carpenter, Clare Market. Of whona particulars may be had; at the Jolly Butchers, Gilbert-Wert; of Messrs. boss and Green, Salisbury-square; and of Mr. Koolau, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate usay be seen. BEWARE Oi C OUNTEttFEITS. Under the Immediate patronage of the Royal Family, also her Imperial Highness.the Grand Duchess of Russia, Priacessof Oldenborgh, and by most of the Nublity. A"'NSON'S CURLING FLUID for nourish. tog the Hair in dressing, frees it from scurf and every int purity which causes harshness or decay, Makes it soft and glossy as the finest silk, imparts a reviving and odoriferous perfume, and keeps it in curl during exercise in the ball, promenade, &c. or in the dampest weather; but Avkac renders this article of the . most eminent utility is its wonderful regenerating properties, and where the hair has fallen off from Illness: the effects of the passions, change of climate, perspiration, or from any cause which occasions a premature decay, it may be relied on to restore the growth to an infallibility—see testimonies from nu merous individuals who experienced its utility, in an Essay on the nature and diseases of the Hair, enclosed with each genuine bottle, sold price 31. ed. 10s. 6d. and one guinea, by Altinson, Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard-etreet , Soho-square , ; and by appointment, by most perfumers and hair-dressers in the kingdoms Also, ATKINSON's VEGETABLE DYE, well known to most of the Nobility, and allowed by men of science to be the only infallible article which will change grey or red hair o the head, whiskers, &c. to a beautiful auburn or black, so per manent that neither soap and water, perspiration, nor any thing hi art or in nature can remove the colour, price .ss. 10s. 64. and one guinea. Cast rio 'L.—The above articles being counterfeited, the public Ire desired tq ask for Atkinson'. Curling Fluid, or Ationson's Vegetable Dye, and to observe the signature en the lab e l a nd the Essay an the air enclosed with each bottle. SALUTARY ADVICE. QUACKERY IS THE DEATH 01? liOU9ANDq, HEALTH RESTORED, Alter baying been deceived and improperly treated by iill•trate Pretenders. f E SS RS. COOPE R. and Co. Snrgeons,Charlotte. !sense, Charlotte -street, Blatkfriars road, opposite Row. laud Hiles Chapel; during SO years regular practice, can aver that t imusamdir fail vice bits yearly to a Certain Complaint, owing to lit. proper treatment, which have caused Dicerriona, w1:11 Blotch( s on the Head, Face, and Body, dimness in the sight, Ill)'Pe in the Ears, Deafness, ;Strictures, obstinate (Meets, Nodes on the Shin Bones, ulcerated sore Throat, nocturnal pains in the Head and Limbs (frequently mistaken and often fatally *reared as Rheu matism); at last Dropsy ensues; with a general Debility, and decay of the constitution, originating front a Dreadful Disease lurking in the habit, or the Improper use of Mercury. Messrs. Cooper and Co. have bcen regularly bred to the pro fession, (and their experience ir. the above disorders are unparal leled), are Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, in Lou.; don.and Edinburgh; and it is gratifying to their feelings to a n . nounce they have rescued very many of their fellow creature s from the above dreadful 4iserders (after others, and even loci. talishad failed), which hundreds can testify. Surgeon Cooper and Co. are consulted daily front ten till eight, by tidier sex, confidentially ; or by letters, post paid, inclose 'g a fee, when medicines and the best advice will be sent to any part of the town or country. N. B. The PILES and FISTULA cured without Burning cr Cutting, and those who labour under the most distressing cases of debility (from whatever cause, whether juvei.ile indiscretion er otherwise) need not despair, but apply to Messrs. Cooper and Cu. Charlotte-house, Charlotte -street, opposite Rowland Hills Cast lilaskfriars read. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, ,will fie - acted the Tra-edy of VENICE PRESERVED. Pierre Mr. YOUNG; Ja ffi er, Mr. CONWAY; Priuli, Mr .: EGERTON; •Beclamar, Mr. BARRYMORE. Belvidere, Miss O'NEILL, (Being her fiCt(t appearance in that character). After which the new Melo-Draina called THE FOREST OF BONDY; or, THE DOG OF MONTARGIS. The Music composed by Mr. BISHOP. To-morrew, Jul:us Ca‘ar : Brutus, Mr. Kemble. Monday, Romeo and Juliet t Juliet, Miss O'Neill. Tues,lay, the Maid of the Mill. A new Opera. in two acts, has been some time in rehearsal, called John, of Paris, and will be produced immediately.