Star. — London, England, 1814-10-29 00:00:00

... NUMBER 8629. THEATRE ROY.kL, DRUR N . -LANE. • 1 1 HIS PRESENT EVENING. their Majestite Servants will perforrts ti•t• Play of THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Shilock. Mr. KERN 41ntonio, Mr. ICIWELL ; Lorenzo, Mr. PHILLIPS. Portia, Mrs. BAR I LEY. 'Co which will I , i Added. ELLA ROSENBERG. • - • Monday, King Richr.ru the Tl•:rd. The Tragedy ol Machet!' has been in preparation durirg :he while of the put 'tinitner, will shortly be prrfornwd. EiRATRE ROYAL. COVEIIT-pARDE.N. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be acted, tbe 1 rage of JULIUS CIESA R. linizec, Mr. KEMPLE; like Antony, tic. CONWAY ; C.ssius, Mr. YOUNG. ! ,) which will be added, THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES. Monday, Romeo and Joliet : lulia,.Miss O'Neill. Tuesday, The Maid of the Mill. A uew Open•, two acts, has been some time in rehearsal, —l2llPeat Ash», estiPseis, and will he.produced immediately. coNTRAct i•OR FORMING A NEW ENTRANCE I'O THE MS N, AND BUIL DING A RIVER WALL, AT DEPTFORD. NAPr-OfFIC.F, October 15, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS 8104rERS of Eit MAJES77"e NAVY, do berebv give Notice That ms WEDNESDAY, the ;ma of at...ember next, at One o'Clock,they will be ready to treat with such Pereons as tray be willing to Contract for formin7 a NEW EN FRANCE to the BASIN, out Building a RIVER WALL, at his Majesty's Yard at Deptford. I A Plan of the Work:, and a Firm of the Tender, way de earn et Wit 09ee. _ _ Na Tessier trill be rucked after nose o'doel, on the day of treaty, Pr*, any. no: iced, unto, the party, or ass agent for him ; 'Meade. Evert,• Tender mast he accompanier' by a Letter, addrerred to the Nan, Awn!, and signed by Psoo reeponsible Persolor, en:aging to detente bound limit the Perrogleaderiag, is the sem tf 45000, Al. the duo polo la. epee, of the Contract. eiI+URCH. ORGAN to be SOLD:of superior dimensions and power. cantaltling 18 stops, viz. in the great *rpm, open diapason, stop diapacon, principal twelfth, fifteenth, lemnerteve, curvet, irt.mpet, and clarion ; in the choir organ, stop diapason, principal (late, and Cremona ; in the swell, open sliapasou, and atop diapason, principal Efteentli, and trumpet, ti:ree rows of keys, long octaves, in a rich wainscot ca.?, Flit wit, isc.—Apply to H. liceingioN, Orgambuilder, 53, Greek- Meet Soho-square. PIANO-FORTES. TO MERCH %NI b AND HE TRADE. To 1 - I~~ ' .I'l'LlMano . acturif of Patent Ca la b:nc., Harmonic, Oblique, Grand and Square Plann-Frrtes, at No. 1. Leicester-place, London, bavirg obtained his Majesty% Letters Patent fir t! - e above Instruments, and having the in ventor of thear. conrir trail 4 niplfirial in the finishing department, hit Instrunseats are acsnosvii.dged superior to any in England..— .at-kis Wlsermitns may be always seen a variety of Instruments tqataLiv win:kenansbip to the frst productions of the country, clu poseesehlf, pro: snits of tone, tottch,,an".l durability, well de serving the attention of Professors and Dealers of every &seep risiica—ttr dticruiit (or wetter, STATE LOTTERY OF 8,000 TICKETS— ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, 30TH NOVEMBER, 1814 SCHEME of X 16,000 3,000 are £32,000 6,CCO ,000 1,000 4.000 501$ 300 C 0...... 300 f..'5 ...... 2 0. lo • 12 1,800 2,100 1,200 1,000 1,000 16 4 3,500 • •• 01.0 ••• spot) Tidies. xso,ooo TICIETII and SHARES Setting by • ICHARDSON r GOO LYLUCK, and Co. Contractor. for the. Lottery, t their Oillees, the Corner of Bank beedings, and facing the King's Hues, Charing-Cross. CORRESPONDENCE of the TIMES with Vie lvr MORNING CHRONICLE, eoncernirg the MILITARY Stkl..lSl ER and Colonel QUENTIN.—A slight error In the et , trrnu, scat en from the Office of the former of these respectable Jenirnais to the latter, renders ft necessary to state to the Sub. ecribers of THE MILL rARY REGISTER, that the commence. tenet of the mili try .iew of Ceforel Quentin's Trial is not In the last, but several Numbers back; and that by "Military 'Mete ie meant embiac.rg all such topic; as, while they escape tit immllhary . ye asi.l ear, are particularly nee, ssa-y to military glee. In "e reports of eh. se Journals, always able as they are, k would he Incausistent te, expect lego.nsilitary disquisition, that segnire the study of a life devoted to them. fhe descrirron of tie Mirary Register is is a " Magazine," and the first Mateame" hat ever was sent post-free th rough the United Ziagdee. Hokin* portable Sets m-iy be had for Officers in the Colo e'ea and on Service, with a handsome allowance to those who Nod them abrou". MI horylt4ituer Office, No. 4, Spring-Gardens. ANA.I.LFIIC PILLS AND FEVER POWDER. ANALEPI IC PILLS of the late Dr. JAhiE3 (the virtues of whkh are too wed known to need kid* eithmeritcd he--), may be had, warranted truly genuine, of B. PERRIN, C.litissist,23, Southampton-street, Strand, in boxes, priceray. 94.eaci. ; where also :1-.ay be had, equally genuine, his eEVEILYOWDER, in packets is. bd. each. diUd-allowance ou bath to Practitioners at web ac. Venders. his much approccd of ODOR TEROUS LAVENDER wasTER, Is. the bottle, equal to any in Loudon, although sold at a muclahigker priest. • GUESTONIAN 4IIIDICENES. m. BARNtrr GIJEST respectfully informs the Public, :hat the GUESI'ONIAN MEDICINES are *old by Messrs. Newest'. and Sot: whole,ale and retail, No. 29, tame street, Di:Min; .:ad those that wi.h to see the salutary ct rheni mai receive that information, by perusing his " Ctn o from l'ae.," price Is. Reid as above; or by i.u.rnicirg Newspaper, fiews M'eg-k4 bilewenger, sr la Belle As *erniler, where they will see that these chemical preparations hires, been established In London fur mere than tw:-ety yeah, by :clueing the following complaints in 134 than one hour, and by twirl in a reaeonable time, all sorts of Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, I.isar Complaints, old Sprains, Bruises, and Wealti.ess, Cum ractions pruc‘editig from repeated ram*- , sins or the above complaints ; likew ise Heati aches, tooth-aches, tit r aches , and Eariaches :.:90c patients, atter they had been ad stinted Iwo the Landon liospitals, continued there a reasonable • and returned Without being relieved, .have fterwards been -tared to perfect health by the use of these restoratives. 'I he • cr.. aitentitog bus Antibilicat3, Asthmatic, Nervous, and Cons streytive Pills, are so great as almost ro seem incredible; and his ib Powder, if once used, will alwa; she preferred. NS. hest Medicines arewsnld wholesale by all rbis respect a'l'tt Medicine Venders in London; but retail only by the Pros h. eissie t 11. Clussr, Na. 9, Craft Stirrey-scruct. 000000 ••• ••• . , . ' 1 ' ...."- 14, ,• . 7." /. .A ;" 1"..1 • • , . * %, .• . r . • . . • : .. ----""•• , , , , ~ ' ' i1 1ika...,.,/ • . • 11N . ./.7 0 1, -lie ' l / 4 S.t ,vt,. .. , ,, r .te . • • i. • • ..;.3 , .I" P iP isuir ll4 " Pi s .. l l v . .I' s ''' : i . 44 .4 '- .. . . , • • . - - • r 7- ii, AL N \T -m r - V . *• _ . —._-...._.• - ... . - ----"'"'""•••=!". •.e % . .... •iI . r 'II, - PiurcE SIXPETSCE.-RALFPWCWY. . , tipmo.lco l ,4kriD . W.A.VEO:iUsi,NO .I'ae•k,Bl 4 . appoisitv i l at ,ti Cerirat AILS riNc or At . RCIIAN FS, '4ll a 0.8 City of I,Ato. tion Taw oa the th inst. speci.,llf cquveued, to 'et. iye t.to - Report of tbeD:putatiolt arpoirtra to teak uf :Jo Alsjet y's \ li;.i ter* : rite Cfnirman kid berate them a Letter from Mr.f.vsu , Nao loaf, rualosing the fallowing 'l'rvaotry ited which, not being satisfactory ou the what Impartan: relott 11111. ntit:ed to Lis Majesty's Mlolrert It was Resolved —Thr a General Meeting of ‘.ferchants and other: interested It c•lied on an earl • Jac (of ;OHO !of notice ;:i ' to receive a Report of the Price dreg. of the Coto. r.t;ttee, ace ioto consile;r'on the itrther st.rs n-eessary CH Alti.Ei PRICE, Chairman. Lou Mr, 2Rth OrnbAr, !C.f. N. B Any commtt...::arlono on tie Ttnnd:rp.,ttal Warelson..iog sy.vem ail h e rere'ved by Mr. R.4:411t7 Loodua, Secre.ary to the Cmlntit tee. CoPE OF TREASURY lIINUTt. Da•el th Ortoher,llll l 4is My Lord's are of opinion that nn sufficien , er ion '1 have Neil owed to inkier them to consent td a gtalaral eintert lad of the period fur banding Cloak without pay lint of nut.. o o n • t..rther re . ..station v3hresywet to t i . , .' .it•ita- gyms/ wh :t has bt.es point out in their Lordships hlmute of the t4th insiant, WITS rat I XCEPTION °REX 01 TIIII Ai ricEb. or BARD, to Which they are of opinion, It will It „taut 11. e smile indulgence as b their Warrantof the 'Ali deptentber Is g v.o t acted: of ..free Oct Ocrqber, 141 ; but as many , Persons, u, as eetation, however unf .f a further relaxation of these Or.: r., appear to have decayed to; ay up or secure, pursuant to their I.oriships' orders, the Duties due on . Goods so secured In Warehouse, or to make preparation for the Expott of such partsthemof a' it may be ,tlstir intention to ev... port, my Lords ore of opini,m it will be exped.ent to direct the Commissioners of Custonss ar.l Excrst ir. England and'leotland respectively, to postpone any steps fcr proceeding to put Bonds in suit, or to the sale of any Goods remaining hi the W..rehous-i beyond the period specified -in their Lordships' order before• mentioned, provided that on or before the 14th November nett, the Duties due on such Goods shall be paid, or a part thereof, not lets than one fourft beng paid, security shall be given for payments of the remainder thereof by three equal monthly pay , menu as specified in :I ea- Lordships' minute of the 14th inst. or in case notice shall be ElVell OD or before the said Ilth No. umber, by the Parties respectively concerned, of their iatt•ntion ro suc!. Goods; an e l provided tea: , inch Goads shall ac gordi..giy be :ally exported within obe tn. , -7 h fror.i the date of such notice ; provided further, than no Goo.: Fsr the Expoetatints whereof such Not ist..l shall have bell so gives), -hall hereafter be on any account permitted to be sold fur Home C' With respect to such G.NR.I4 wh...renpon nether t..e Ditties nor fart thereof as aforesa..! shell ',are been ; :tor notice given as above seated for the Exportation th. , r;ol, r. WEItCh shall nit have been exported conformably to soh notice, my Lords are of opinion that they should be &Mt a.7cord fly to Law ; in such manner, nevertheless, that the Good, which shall have bren longest in the Warehouses, an f the winds of the oldest dates, shall, so far as the convetience of the Boards of Customs and Exclie in England and Scotland may pe rmit, be first pro e ceeded against, and the accounts tier - of sue c . e.stvely acid grabs. ally cleared. so that in futute the System of Warehousing Goods may be carried on side regularity and or ler. J'P. REATH, or No!tingihtm,. Proprietor of U • JUNIPER ESSENCE of Iy.'."'PERIIIINT, has plated the Agsvey of his Medicines in the hai:ds of E. Zowitans,.66, St. Paul's Church-v . /it'd ikia Essence is a saf-. effectual, and pleasant reasicily...inAatua ancii3,,,gasty zod &obey pains i the stomach and bowel!, indi gestion, hysterics, sea-sicklitss, nausea attendant on precrancy, relaxation and lassitude arising from attuosph Tic beat, waist of appetite, injuries front inclement r, the abuse of spi; ituous liquors, and in the spasmodic aff c:ion of t h.? stomach anf bowels so common to infant., adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, iewil be found a valuable acquisition. N trait Esszwc of Prerra MIR r is., well known as a va luAle Family Medicine, that the principal object of this adver tisement is to guard porchners against the minuet-owe Counter feits which are prepared by Druggists, &c. e , pecially if the order is for Exportation. File only caution J.P. Heath can give, is to see that J.l'. f'cATa, Nottingham. is 'engraved tra the Govern ment Stamp. Sold retaii also by Edwards, Nu. 641, St. Paul's Church-yard, in Bottles, .2s. 911. awl Is. lid. 'l the varioescompinints incident to• the henna frame, there are none Melt dreadful In their nan;re, nor mom alarming in their coltsegtut.tices. than tbeGRAVELand ffIONE, PAINs in the BACK, JOINS, and BLADDER, and LUM• BAG°. They are complaints to which every person is liable, and arc a foundation for every other species of Disorder, HICKMAN'S PILLS, • Composed of the most intmertit ingredieirs, hive been found of singular efficacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing the urine. bur in happily destroying the petriffing rpiality of it, from which proceed the ewer complaints. &c. removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and ItaniThing every pernicious tee. ' dency to th Ese disorders, without cunlnemcat. Front a conscious neu of the powerful cluality of tl.ese fully evinced by a private practice'of many years, y are offered to the afflicted, and recommend, d as a cure for the ah.,ve complaints. Sold vrbolce:lc ar.d retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheai site, owner of St. Paul's Clitirel.•yard ; and retail by Brlem and sharp, Pens. mouth; Hall, Harding, and Johnson, Gosport; Alinurr, Weston, Mallory, Jones, Portsea;Trewniin, Exeter; Cookwortby, Glen• vi de,fiiibert , and Hoxland, Plymout h ; Newbury, Media ; %nee and Macdonald, G:aisow ; Smith, hiatbricrston Scott and Rea. burn. Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Beth ; Ross & Peek, Hull; Oregano, Edwards and Penny, and Bilhrge,Liverpool; Stains aa4 Iglich e Manchester; 3owen. bore ;:Glatt ant Lloyd, Zinainghant; 1 Gregory, BriKliton; Whit Lr:glaar.; and :mist Medleins Vat. lees, in hove* at 2s. oil. each. ES PASTILLES MA a'l'lA LLES de MONT. PELIER; or, AROMATIC I.OZENGE:4 of S MEL, are a discovery of the hest insportaLce tai the pr sent and suc ceeding aces, their happy effects beirg eqoally sodden, certain aril permatueit; so diffusely saluta:y. that while eiey give tone to nerves, and mid vigour to the entire tram:, they impart ago. nial hear through the wito!e red eat itir to the animal spirits In such a manner, that they n: ty fair:y be sal to reanimate nature; for those diseases occasioned:l debtlity, relaxation, pros. asthma of strength, or want of tone in the sweetie system, they are reconlocnde.l with the utin tat confidence, as the most agree. Able, safe and infalli!iir remedy that ever has b..en, or perhaps, ever can be discovered by the researches of icirnce; they act not as a temporary stimulus, or by Irrit.lian, but by gradually and effectually strengthening and renovating the coostionieo, ex citing the healthy acii na et, and i oparting Increased energy and vigour to every part of the human frame; they restore the lan guid, debilitated, nervous arid related of li.oh erxes to sour I a:el vigorous he.3:11; wlt-n aversion to ezireise,luss or depr.vity of appetite s and gahid co:aitimance indicate approaching coriviaip. :ion, the dAicatafeniale will be restored to/peak! assd gooey by the benign ilid.ience of this medicine. At Nioutptiier these loaergee nequirrd a degree of celebrity unequalled in the emu's of metheine, and niasy persons who have gone there front this country, &wahine their rvenv.ry more to this invalua'Ae pre e aration than to any other cause whatever. Prepared by the Proprietor, J. P Setdose and sold wholedie and retail by his 'Agent, Mr. award, I Sit, 4trand, Londoti, boxes at 7s. and Ogg. rack; eke by Davison'', I, Pailsainern. street, Dublin, (Agents far braked); Ban • r, tdiuhurgh; Man. -day and Lo. sword; Meggy and Co Cheimsforst; Crottwed, and MtrYler's, Bath; lie idle and Co. Salisbury; Langston and Co. Sherboree • Trowntan, Exeter; and must Voider. ot ale. divine in the lekitilolrs I o preosut imporatiun, each boa •is signed by the Proprietor v. P. ht )in kit giro hm:d wooni, without "loch none can pos s iely Issterilliaes SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1814. - WATER WORKS. NotfCE rg - ERE BY GIVEN, Th it a General ASSEMBLY of PROAttErmis of this Undertaking will be held at the OLD Towv HALL, in PnarsatouTn, WetmiSDAY, the Ed day of Noven:ber next, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon. ROOkR CALLAW -kV, 22ii October, 181 4. Cl.tef Clerk. This day was published, hi ato. pries at Ss. board% 13ERMID ; or, ERIN in the DAYS of BORU. A Poem. Et JOHN D'ALTON, Esq. .narrister-at.l aw. Printed for Lenissian, Hunt, Rees,. Orme, and Erovril, Pater ttoster-rost, Loudon 1 and Join Cumming', Dublin SALES BY AUCTION. DELIGHTFUL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. PADDOCK, surd FLE'AURt:GI2OIIND,I):!: Wel.3 BA I iI and %%' ELLS, is the COUNEY of nOMEitt•ET, die Ittsili•nce and Pro perty of Captain J. V. Bn K , remold• pto Town. By WWI. HOOG ART and PITTLIAPZI, On the Premises, on Tuesday, t‘ie 15th of kiniferaiser, at Mere (Nitwit, in Three Lot!„ Unless ar.ar.ceptetla offeeshould be • made hy Private Contract, A N EINAnt and unique RESIDENCE, in the Parid. of Chewon Mendip, in tb- County of Somerg• t. aboat mit aria (tom the Esetri Mail ewe!' fowl, and two mile.. front Oid ilium I it, witere the- Post arriveg. /laity ; IS nide, from Bark, eve from W is, t s front Bristol aid I-2 "torn 1.0- Lin Iti.7 Priory watt a bea•riful eleiratinit of pun gothic, greed the ermre of a Padlock, of park like appearance, ornamented wish clumps of lo.ty Firs and Elwell-tree", and emlmumel with Pliheattonos of Brevgre -no isture.taNititintniersts-titov --41104 acctintmodation of a respectaltle eantill; LAI Dining sad Drawing-rooms Mus;c-room, I.%brarY, and Mikes of every de krription. Coach house, an I Stabling tar sir Horses, Barn. and :Agricultural I)n-lni t hlings, En•ra;:e Lodge, ornamental in Its construction, pro luctive Kitilren tku•.:....1, an.l ertensive Walks through Plantation', which fo7rn a belt to thi. 2,tati., bounded by the fine road from Wells w Bristol, containing together thirty. one Acres. Lot d A valuab'e FREEHOLD ESTATE, at Mendip, to the Pariah of Chowton, near Lot 1, eqnsisting of s'iree leelosures of capital Me Atiw Land, conta;rling together A. 3 i2. 6P. • Lot 3. A valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, at East Hartice, consisting of 29 Acres and a bait of rich Meadow Land, let to Mr. Thomas Bold'', at S6O per annum. May be viewed, and Particulars had at the White Lion, Bris tol ; White Hart, Beth; Old Down Iran; Swan, Wells; on the Premises; and of Messrs. Hoggatt arid Priillips, Old Broad street, Loudon. CORRESPONDENCE —.SITOND EDIIION. This day 14 rtdslibh,(l, Hanasenntly printed in oit Vol. Roy.' ttiarto, torie. 4. nd. LETTERS from t'le RICH r HON. LADY CRAVEN (now Mato ravine of Anspech) to Ids SERENE HIGHNEIS the MARGRAVE of AIVPACI-1, dorntg her [ravels tilsOtlgh FRANCIS, GCRIMLANT, RUS.SIA, &c. in 1785 and 1785. SECOND EDTTION. • Including a:Variety at Letters not before publlAed. Loudon : Yrint€4 lop A. J. Valvy ; and fold by H. Colbarn, Coa4gebstr3l., auJ f.340-of-arolAA•on • ills day were publichea, In Royal Octavo, price AI. •ts. in boarlp, • REPORTS of CASES argued and determined inl.4l., the Court of VICE-A DMIlt ALTY, at HALIFAX. in NOVA-SCOTIA, front the Comsrencement of 'Le W:tr in tom, rn the end of the year 1813, $n the time of Alexander Croke, 1.. L D. Judge of that Court. By JAMES STEWART, Esq. M.mhrr Al his Majesty's Cnunc•l, solicitor-General for the Province of Nova-bcovia London : Primcd for 1 Butterworth and son, Fleet-street. This day was published, in Syn. price ALETTER to the EARL of LIVERPOOL , on the Probable Effect of a GREAT REI)UCI lON of CORN PRICES. by IMPORTA TION ; upon the relative Con dition of the State and its Creditors; and of Debtors and Cre ditors in general. London : Printed by and for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksel• lets to the Hun. East- India Company, Leadenbail.street. CATONON DEBRA rY. This thy was published, price Se. 6d. second edition, PRACT ICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI -I.ITIES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sezesi including Remarks an Ooanism, Se minal Weakness, nocturnal Emisei Cites*, Tubes Dorsalis, Fluor Albus, Bcc. &c. with the Them of Generation. By T. M. CATON, tirgeon, No. 10, Stanhope-sweet, Newcastle street, Strand. • Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas,'. and Guy's. Print ed for J. Martin, Hulkp.street, Cavendish-square, 1 ondon. Where may be had, Caton's Popular Treatise do the Cause, and Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simpi.! and successful instruction* for eke prevention and t r eatment o f Auk. made Firs, price ss. ' • ADMIRED NOVELS. Lately published by H.Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-street, London ; and sold by Bell and Bradfute, Edloburgh; and John Cumming, Dublin : A .Mrk BEL ; or, Memoirs of a Woman of Fashion. By Mrs. HERVEY, Author al the Minolta)? Family, &c. 'Four volumes, efts. 4. The Mourtray Family, third edit. 4 vols. 244. 3. (Worm) ; a Natiitnal 'J'ale;,by Lady Morgan (late Mica Ovrt-ote:m). A...444r ofilmiiVilet /14 011irffb*lte - cif Bt:Do — fir nick, &c 3 vo!s. '2lt. 4. Lorimer; a Tale; by Miss Atkin. 6s. 5. Mytt, ry and Confidence ; a Tale; by the Author of the Blind Child, of which almve 20,u00 have been sold; 3 vcAs. 18s. 6. Ihe Wile and the Lover ; by Miss Holcrufe, 3 vols. 1 Ns. 7. Mademoiselle de la Fayette; ur, the Court of Louis XIII. from the Fr nch of Mad. de Geniis; 2 vols. 12s. 8. Mrcif and my Friend; a Novel; by Miss Plomptre, four volumes, 288. .9. Zol:na From the French of Mad. de Stael Holstein, author of Corinna, &c. 2 vol•. IGs. ELEGANT GO I'HIO VILLA, PO INEY HEATH. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart on Friday, November 18, at Twelve, by order of the Executors of insets HENRY Hoes - roue, Esq. THE Valuable LEASE, fir Forty Years, of a beautiful detached COTTAGE VILLA, elegantly finished in the Gothic style, recently improved and put into complete order by the late proprietor The principal Rooms open on a Veranda, and the beautiful Grounds, 'Ferree? Walks, and flourish ing Shrubberies, with a circular Drive in front, five miles from Hyde Park Corner, and eight from the Royal Exchange. The Dining-room Is 28 feet by 14, Drawing-room 28 by 18, with suitable Bed•ebambers, attached and detached Offices, four-stall Stable, standing for two Carriages, a Kitchen Garden weli stocked, and the whole contents are about three Acres. The Purchaser ivill have tde option of taking die hew and appropriate Funtiture at a fair valuation, with immediate possession. To be viewe.l twenty days previous to the Sale, with Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad -street; Particulars also of Messrs. 1. and 1. Gregion, tiolicitors, Angel-court, Throginortou-street ; and at the Mart. to AGRICULTURISTS. GENTLEMEN and SPORTSMEN. NORTH A MVIONSHIRE. To be SOLD by AUC LION, with immediate Possession, At the Wheat Sheaf inn, in Daventry, on Wednesday, the 2d ell N.rtniber, 1614, at Four o'clock (unless previously disposed of by Priate Contract, of which doe notice will be given), ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe free and Land-tax redeemed; consisting of an excellent newly.eTect. d Dwelling-house, in a moat healthy situation, and commanding very beautiful and picturesque views of the War wickshire Hills and adjacent country, it for the residence of a •;el;tienian and Family, and well adapted for an Agriculturist; with litge Granaries, Barns, Stables, Coach-house, Farm yards, and all suitable Offices, in good repair • and upwards of 306 Acres of uncommonly rich Arable, Mea dow, and Pasture l.and (of which between 40 and 50 Acres are Arable), within a ring fence, well watered and timbered, and Itivitinding with Game, mo.t desirably si•nated at DRAY lON and S TAVERTON, within one mile and a half of Daventry, and a quarter of a mile of th. London and Warwick Turnpike koads. A more desirable Property for an Agriculturist, or a Gentle man fond of Field Sports, has never been offered to public sale, having a ready communication with the best Markets in the Midland Counties, and being within a very easy distance of the Althorp, Pyrchley, Duke of Grafton s, and other Fox-huunde, and in a good Shooting Country. The Parochial Assessments are very moderate, and the road, uncommonly good. Half the Purchase-money may remain on mortgage. Apply to Mt. Burton, Solicitor, Daventry, at whose Office Map of the Estate is left. A REVERSION OF .E 606 STERLING, AN EQUI TABLE ASSURANCE POLICY, GRAND JUNCTION WATER WORKS, DEPTFORD CREEK BRIDGE, AND CANAL SHARES. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOT'', On Friday, Nov. 4, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, London, A N ABSOLUTE REVERSION to £6OO ster- LI ling, to which tie purchaser will become entitled, ou the decease of a Lady aged 54, secured upon a sum of money in vested in the 4 per cent. Bank Annuities, in the names of Trus -04,:s of well-known respectability. An Equitable Aistirance lies of £4OO, on a desirable life In the 6i st year, subject to the payment of £l9. 611. per Annum. Thirty Shares in the Grand Junction Waterdworks, Old Union, plewnete, Kennet and Aron. and Deptford Creek Bridge :shares. Particulars of Mr. Scott, 2s, New Bridge-street, London, and at the Mart. To MASONS, Asttil KI.AYEftu , iSt/I),DERS, or 0 MEW . ; requiring Room for a spacious M.4.141.1FAC TO BE LET, AVERY commodious and extensive PREMISES, situate in Temple-street, in the City of Bristol. .1 hese Yieniis,fs are 272 feet deep, 45 feet in front, next Temple-street, and tio feet wide at the hack part : they comprise au exi:ellent new-built Dwelling-House, with continusous Others, a shop next the Street, Counting-Houses, Work-Shops, Sheds, stables, and other Buildirp, well calculated fur the Budnest new carried on in the same Premises, or foe any other Bushiest requiring room. The Proprietor has, for many years, carried on the trade of a Statuary and Mason, has very respectable Cotmexious, and is now about to decline Business. tor Particulars apply to Messrs. Johnson'a,and Brice, Horse ferry-road, We,tmiii .:er ; or to Mr.l. W. I.ancaster, ou the Pre mises ; tf by lettsr, post-paid. 1 Isere is also a Hauling-way hunt 9t. Thoinas-street, tke next etreut adjoining U said Pt milks. , tin ARMY .) , . t CAPTAIN of INFANTRY, hi a shl . tie e..., a lalion Regitnem on Full Pay, is cl••sirotis to EXCILIN(.:,.: •o Half Pay Letters addressed (with real stnat Ines) to A B Blenheim Fintel, Pund•strret, will h•• Atendeti to. CHEWTON PRIORY, Between BATH and WELLS, in the County of SOMERSET. ELEGANT FURNITURE, OLD PORT WINE, PLA FE, CHINA and GLASS, a cur:oas Collection of SHELLS, Fine TABLE and BED LINEN, S JACKS of HAY aid and other valuable Effects. By Messrs. HOG CART and PHILLIPS, On the Premises, on Tuesday, the 15th of Na.. /ember, 1814, and following Dar, at Mewl' &Clock, HE ELEGANT i 7 URNITURE, Seventy Doz. T of fine Old Port, eight and twelve Years in leetle, about 500 Ounces of Plate, a capital Finger and Barrel Organ, by Longman, suitable fur a Chapel, a beautiful Model of a 98 Gun Sbip,e Set of Dauleis' Views of Seringapatam, and other A les. • The Property of Captain V. BAKER, removing to Town. The Furniture comprises a Drawing-room Suite in French Curtains, Chain add Couch; Four-pcst and other Bedsteads, and Furnitures ; fine (loose Beds and suitable Bedding; excellent Cabinet Work in Wardrobes, Drawers, Dressing Stands, a Set of Dining Tables, a curiously constructed Sideboard and Latn Mahogany and Japanned Chairs; tivo beautiful Cabinets s. i 1 a Collection of Shells; Pier Glasses, Mirror, Brussels and other Carpets, Culinary Articles, awl Brewing Utensils. About 37 tons of Meadow Hay, 60 quarters of Oats and Bar. ky, 40*sacks of Wh-at, 140 :,acks of Putatoa, and 100 loads of • Manure; three capitai Rick Stands with Stone Pillars; a Draught -.Cast ansi.Ha44ess.46cieultucal huspienlet l .lse.l4- . On the first Day of Sale will be Sold the ESTATE, Corte prising Chewton Priory, an elegant and unique Residence, with Otices and Pleasure grounds, and two Estates contiguous, con taining altogether about lifty Acres. • fo be viewed one day previous to the Sale, and Catalogues ha.: at the White Hart, Bath; White Lion, Bristol; Old Down lun; Swan, Wells; on the Premises; and of Messrs. Horgan and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, London.—A perspecure View of theEtate may be seen at Mr. Wises, in. Bond•street, Bath, of whom Particulars and Catalogues may be bad. THE EAST MARK ESTATE, MANOR, AND SEVERAL FARM `, in the County of SOMER7iE ; a very valuable and important Freehold Property. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Friday, November i V, at 12, in one lot, .1:24 REEHOLD ; the ESTATE, RIGHT,TI I'LE, and INTEREUT of Sir Mita& Wools, Bart. and EDMUND GRIFFITH, F.Aq. to and in the Manor and Capital Freehold Estate of EAS F MARK, in the several Parishes of Mark and Wedmore, in the county of Somerset, consisting of Spica-lane, Totney, and Poolbridge Farms, with sundry other Land., and three Farm-houses, containing 669 A. 2R. 2W. of Land, princi pally es pasture and rich feeding land, under and by virtue a a certain contract, entered into by the abovetnained parties with Michael Hicks Beach, Esq. The Estate is oh lease fur seven years to Mr. G. W. Hale, at a very low rent of 41170 per an num; the present value is upwards of 41750 per annum : the farm is situated ten miles from Bridgewater, twelve front Wells, three front Axbridge, 32 from Bath, and 22 from Bristol. To be viewed, and Particulars had thirty days previous to the Sale at the George Inn, Bridgewater; Swan, Wells; the Inn at Aabridge; White Hart, Bath; White Lion, Bristol; Mr.Cuuke, Solicitor, Bristol; Mr. Hicks, Solicitor, Gray's Inn-square: Mears. Lambret, Tayler, and Dean Gray's Ito; at the Auc tion Mart ; and of Messrs. Haggai and Phillips, 6a, Old Broad street, Royal Exchange. ELEGANT RESIDENCE. NEAR EusToN ANL) TAVISTUCK-SQUAR ES. By Maws. IiOGGAR r and PHILI.I _ _ At the Auction Man, near the Bank of England, on Friday, November sis, at Twelve, (tailless previously disposed of by Filtrate Contract), r lIHE valuable LEASE, for 93 Years, of a very .1 1 - desirable FANIILY RESIDENCE, fanning a neat mo dern structure, No. 1, Seynseur-place the corset. of Eusten square, opposite the t oad lead* to , Tavistock-square. The House contains every requisite accommodation fur a genteel Fa. Ludy, with six Bed-chambers, a Dressing-room, two Drawing rooms, a Boudoir ' a Lining - parlour, Study, ad Gentleman's Room, with mahogany doors, and marble Chintney-pieces ; a Garden, neatly laid out, Coach-house, three. tall Stable, and sun: able domestic OlEses. The Furniture /Nay be taken at • tair va luation. Fo be *wed with Tickets, which, wids Particulars, may be had of Messrs. Homan and Phtl it; Old Woad strcct. Pau. 'loam also at the Use.