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By Mr. ROBINS, • John Cinema, maul; pool , •- al to tbe 85i year of ears perpetual carat% At the Oxford Arms, Kington, on WEDNESDAY, the 113 d of No •test e ER, 1814; at Twelve o'Clock, in TWEN LO s, itit3hire, in the 'St li ff of the mi.! County, t her a.e, klizAbetli THE VA LUABLETREEHOLD'ESTATES, with the RIGHT of COMMON; &c. Comprising the MANOR of MARS TON, with ilke FINES, QUIT REN &e. FARM-HOUSES anti BUILDINGS, and INCLOSURE of MEADOW, PAS'IVRE, add ARABLE LAND., COTTAGES. tic; S TRANGWORTH FARM, with- FARM-HOUSE and BUILDINGS, a inesortimindittgeituatton; part bounded by tie River Arrow, and Xailei !Woods' ailjoioing ; LYE FARM, WOODS, LAND:S., CI TTAGES,. &c. the whole near. FIVE I TIONDR ED ACRES; ivided.in small Faring and Lots; for imiroodatien, situate in the Parish'of Perobridge, near PVesteign a4ciltittgten, let to respectable Tenants at Will, and fbr short I•Terni. • • . . ' - May beyiewed, 'applylk ,to Mr. Morgan, at Strangtrotth 'Farm; Mr. Harpur, at Lye , gficihn Chrese,.Esq. Lynn's Hall, where Particulars mat hi 141,-and Plans seen.t Oxford' 'Arms, kingten ; Hotel, and itievrafii-d• und Wollaston, Hereford; Lion, Leomitister ; Wstf. Handy, Esq.; at the Inns, Worcester; Hen and Clack - ens, Birttiingham Held, Gloucester, T. G. Parr, Litchfield •, "Mews: Jones and Green, Salisbury. s quare, Hre.t.s: teat ; betray: ay's Coffeehouse; and of Mr. Robins, Warivick-street; Oolden-square, London, where Plans may be seen, • • • • thr Royal Navy. 3.. :beim Of Leeds, Lowq pier of T. Antuiiiffi :our of Chancory too, wife of I fidoias 79 The parties ha 4 • 0 to ehitdreti aDa tizidrone- • "-----714EIVIIl71ttrARDEN. • - • THIS PRESENT"EVENING, will be acted . . ; the Trasedy of ISABELLA. Count Baldwin, Mr. AIURRAY ; It'ren, Mr. YOUNG; Carlos; Mr. ABBO I'T ; Vi Itroy, Mr. EGER VON. Isabella, Miss O'NEILL, • -• (Being her firw arpearante in that character). , %OA wilt he a44e4. THE SECILL f D CHILD. To.nuarow, Julius Czvar : Brutus, Mr. Kenible. Monday Romeo at:d Tuesday, The Wheel of • Fortune ; with Blue DearcL A new Opera, In two acts, has been some time in rehea rsal, tailed John, of .Paris. and kill be produced nett week. 7 petapswta d ,A ilt. dif , ±4l D.dadid, tie d if of sl i p er i or i ty . !tubers of the Royal en , nduced to nub partiaukir etirdy..ll4 a moment of Undid, d Meets, vitieb, jOg ly eared ; as goo di idulgencel, long res it r Trice, too often nos 1, in the one caulk* Amman. train of gas tirStinate g state of debility tie h baneful habits, on pourers of the oosati. ted Surgeons of Los, :oration to sound and • . M — O BI N, It 0 EY'a c iyaqed,.fmtri 00.009 i . by § Mid to; iufeescora to RiDER Piid Co. Rm.. sell lldrwa, Howl.did-streEt, Fitzroy-square, .06 Atmuitles. Nord of /land, and all •orts of SPcuritles; they claim more re. "ratability and power than any others in Vila line, and can make air imtont advaoce to persons of knoNn clstragar. . . Attendance all day. VAREAGUSING AND BONDING SYSTEM. THE COMMITTEE of MERCHANTS ap pointed at the General Meeting held on the 11th October' give Notice, That on Thursday, the loth November instant , there will be a General Meeting of MERCHANTS and others at the City of London Tavern, at Twelve o'Clock, to receive the Report of the Committee of their late interview with his Ma jesty's Ministers, and to take into consideration what may be farther conducive to the attainment, of objects so essentially im portant to the general Commerce of the Country. London, Nov. 2, 1814. . C. PRICE, Chairman. The Chair will be taken at One o'Clack precisely. hi a few days will ise publishes!, A Second F.4ltion, Iteudiwar ptitted ip Ono Val. Mi. pike 9r ing.tho tyre et these Aa .. dreeeeZl to those -a;11 - 6) ask tor elonaostratisto, AP R ACT ICA L EXPOSITION of the Tendency aucl Proceeding* sof the Ran - ism atad FOREIGN 111111. E SOCIF.TY.-10 the Rev. H It NORRI 3, A. M. Curate of St. John's Chapel, Hackney; anti Winn to tbe Earl of Shaftesbury Printed for dill .:anti 1. RlViOgtoh, No. it, St. Paul's Church yard. . • . `0 I Ii :ZOVEMBEEL Qwirr anti. C 9. the Contractors; respec.fully in forni the Phltlic the State Cott: ry will begin and finish Drawing . nis the SOill N.lientber. There are only 8,600 Ticket! , , atxl the Scheme contain, . s - Prizn of . .. £16,000 3,000 9,009 I,oob tea► • 900 29t) .._ :nay .nor be, by • to justly attached to u themselves to gate initiated into ever, Lich, from direre t emtnent the success resulting o quit the practice ail that their preens :6a :nted confidenep witX trail) , honoured. :e has enabled thew, contplaints, however ng the patietit to the :cent Cases where sai e utfectios, they fro. two days. The rnt (which his a_practke of I S yearo, is of both sexeolliv• is • methotht-hid bete Kt), Vitricie tleat IR • . . her wit, thillthiletat .. country, contemens r of living, t nylostsig e and Medicine tom. rtret 1 1. • el4.4ifitfv.. • nore essentially is those which arc thief . of evrry rank pay here the Consiltuttoti • stability h indtspest voted out practice to tartlets, and Ike uto. ardour to oppose., as 'plaints which ate thi After as' we formed a wish. Ilviduals from the le angerousprtopnast4 lave devoted oar it , / Infection; all blab bus of school boys'' ' . derangement of. the renness Or titer , lity; is in the Urethra; long duration. inict 'ractitium f rs, are by rectually perm ! . the excruciating pats* follows the writes+ )ur extensimapractico CC UR ES baire bee iration wh , ch 4 el? ,lode ordure superior' reliration, and debt., redily.rem.ved, and health. But where ' rerseveranee 113 our e, to revive the slum.. onstitution. rar.ce or haste In the of unfrequently hap. be indiscretion of an such complaints ars failed. we Mitt that h!nent. Few, how ' this disorder, loin. who, from an *War tries of 'a fashionable to unavoidable comer the unhappy sufteret is his misfortunes, It hat although it be a* Practitioners, the re! )gress of itenovationt e rites of Bacchis oP much matey wigi As languid date, and I:aappointed In tleU at in most inetancer,- andertakisi, and AO staCtr, loan tiv i = sucb thls int, be contulied by 1' arid boadAi. state the pgrtital4W , 214 ertehtoing a raz te rime we' tot gigg" PI, Hattnn• warden- • .Mclif ;WW. Opilfell 1 teg 41 1 1 VO Pickitt rikve kotisiosi MP* .141ARACK OFFICE, Odwirr 88, 1814. SUCH Persons as are willing to contract for ere , outing the current Repairs at the under-mentioned BAR., RACKS, for the term of Three Years, commencing on the 25th of December neat, and to be determinable at the option of either party on the 24th day of December, in the years 1815 or T 916, tkonnt4 other party receiving three months notice in writing ot thtstr inteniior, may see the Specification for the same, at the Barrack Office, Spring Gardena, London, any day between tbi hours of 'I en and Fout • The reversals, separate fer each trade, must be . aidressed to 't 'leo emu olississos•osseu tims,o4oo.• Berredisdiarreck Oificies Spring Gardens. 1,0j1d011:? with 1 ‘ Tender for Repairs to Me .karrachs Ike 'London Digriet" marked on the Cover; and de• livered, sealed up, at the Barrack Office in spring Gardens, on or befo're.ll wu o'Clock, on Thursday, the I lth of November neat, ater w ich hour no Tender wilt be received : 1 . JAMES'S PARK, PORTMAN STREET, 11YDE P 4 K, KINSINGION ' KING STR/Ic '..KNIGI:IIIIO.IIDG,E4 SAVOY, TOWER. and r . • YORK HOSPI4L, Chelsea. VECKEQUiIt BILL 011 , 10 E, November 3, 1814. NI Exchequer Bills &Ltd ill the Month bf October, 1813, Aids, 181 q, 5S Goo. 111. Cap. fate of Creac do. 5,000,t00 TO BE PAID OFF. Isl.. T} 1 14 E. LORDS 60 MMIS S lONE R S of HIS 11121- Jl `... E.Sl' 'sTli&Lit; having given Di rec;ionifer paying thd.Priacipal of the joie dientimuid Extherier Bilis, with the !micro, der thereon, at Me Raiialuer Hill Office, in the Ready of Exchefver, New Palaia on rees,lay, the '22d day of••No vitn! . .er. :11 tit+, ittedifance will he given dairy ( Sanihrys and Holidays excepted) Instil sad itmliiarong W vdtiroalay ,the Itith instant, from Ten a'Cloa in the' Alining till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the same ; and,for the greater ilispatth,the hearers M the said Bills are +Mrsed to place each deicription of hills in separate Lists, (Which arf SO he *Listingd at this Office) Matring them in the order of their respeetivc data, such as are fir the same amen,t being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal So as eta Interest due :heaven, computed fr:m, lout endading Ike dip on whisk they are ,respeaivd3 dated, to the said 22d day of ivovember inchuive,velien the Interest tease; and the said Bearers (Icing Haar, or not) are iniEspensikly revares tointlorseraoh Bill with their steal figs:Mures 4 and to write their .Nunso all Resilcme at the leattaar of stilt separate 1.4 t arid they are moreover revared Po attend the Exchequer PO Olico for Par visas, and to receive the etre Bill, and give the Receipts fir the same. If any of the holders like aforesaid Bias shouldbedisoirosisV . reiat vixg Payment y" the Pt inc:pal and Interest, previiike to the said `sod of November, they may he accommodated, on 'competing the ini at to fre day on which they wish to be paid,and kettles the said Bill. [-a exa m i na ti en one dui prior thereto...; . • Huai Persons OS aray be desirous of hawing new Enderlin: BiNs in whsle or in part of Pursue; Principal, rpm marking new Bells, and mei:imam& the noes it at the bottom of their Lams, delivered on or 6efire the I 6ili instant, may he accommodated with new Bills, c..rrlini an Barrett of Threepence Halftrnny Ly the day, on reeq (Inc .Pol4l: , l,,nt•hich sail New Ilia. Ivies Lear date the said Jay of No vember; ease will Gt delivered, souther with Ms lilereit due in reit eat nits-$i 1, as desired -to her ceche:lid, on WeL:sesday, the 1:241 day Ntieioduer t aind the folloodleg Days. N.B. All Eaebetwers Bills, dated prior to October, 1313, have tiket 11) im paid 0f. 7 , and the laterest thereon has stAitt • • REMOVAL OF SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS. 111101 FTEN * rare have abundantly proved, that DEPILATORY in a few minutes time actually feintiVes SUVERFLUOUS H.Utt, and leaves the Skin both soft and fair. Sold Wholesale indretill by B. Pain u, 83 , !'nuthOng fionitrett, Strand: wficretidleabeiwein twelve ar.d two o'clock daily' atiy see It used hi fore tbet make 5 puicbisi, and thus leave. ekulat &Mons:rattail of Iti .11re::ey and innocence; ss. the boa : Also his much approved of ODORIFEROUS I.AVENDER WATER; Se. the botee, equal to any In London. Oeipilatory sold, by appointment, at Davis Ons, No. 1, Parlia meow...seer, Dublin; Bury; Creek street,' Soto; Hendries, lb, 1 ichbournt-strett ; I.ow, 330, S•rand; Barclay and Son, 05, Fleet-fianiket ; Edwards, 66, St. Yeas; kip*, 65, Cheapside; and every respectable Performer, Proprietary iViedicine Vender, akc. . , I • . • Persons eliclofing a ZI. Bank Note to B. Perrin, as above, will Lave tour ss. hoses sent egret able to their directions. RADNORsHIRE, on the Bonier, of HEREFORDSHIRE. THE BEGUILDY and RHW VYDD ESTAitp x . Mar ONE THOUSAND 'THREE HUNDRED ACRES, divided In COMP 3C'[ FARM HCIUSIt4 and BUILD. INGS, and very VALUABLE COMMON • RIGHT • tea great trent on the BEGUILDY and other HILLS. BEAU"! IFILIL RIVER - TEAME Bows through the Etter, which is WELL STORED WITH Fin!, and the LANDS abound wi!la all Sorts of GAME, and the Hills wi i. 'Grouse. By Mr. ROBINS, at the-Hotel, Hereford, tin Fiume, the letk of Novramatt, at 'Twelve o'Clock, in. Two THE VERY IMPROVEMILE FREgHt$l. l ESTATES (with' the VALUABLE COMMON ftiCH r ON THE. BEGUILDY AND OTHER HILLS, MANY MILES IN EX rENT-s-situate in the Parish of BEGUILDY) between KNIGH FON and" NEWTOWN, in the County of RADNOR ; COMPRISING ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN DRED ACRES, AND UGH I'YONF. ACRES OF EXCEL LENTMEADOW, 'PASTURE, ARABLE: AND SMALL. PART WOOD LANDS, divided in COMPACT 'FARMS, the BEGUILDY PUBLIC HOUSE AND•LANDS, let tore. spectable l'enai:ts on Agreements for shori Terme, at Rents untounting:to about ONE'THOUSAND PUREE HUNDRED THE ESTATE 'IS NEARIX 'COMtikEY a , C'#l COMMANDING SITUNPION, 'AND VERY.VALUABLE FOR. THE GRE,AT I' 0F COMIIO.N RIGHTS.— nig FINE RIVER TEAM F LOWS "PHROUGH THE ES'FA'PE;WHICH IS STOREDWIFILinput 'TROUT AND OTHER 11.,1,H,, AND HIGHLY VALUABLE FOR IRRIs GATING THE MEADOWS 'FFIE LANDS • ABOUND SVITIS GAMtOF ALL-SORTS, etisini'HE, HILLS WITH GROUSE. l'hist Estate is a most desirable Property for invest- Ing Money; and fOr Field Sport's • sitisite Six 11,1iles from KNIGHTON, from which place ib i s NEW ROAD PASSES el.r•tigh to NEWTOWN, WELCH POOL, kr. and 20 MILES FROM LUDLOW. • May be viewed by applying to Mr. Priers Sen. and Jon. at Vedev Lloyd, Datille,s, and Brinttrynti; Farms; where Porticos lan may be had; at the Duke's Arms, Knighton; Ord Arms, Knlgron ; of John Cheese, near' Klngton;sellere Plans • may be seen; 1-lotel, and. MV91014 Ilintand.Woollastoa, ii rt f: •r,.' ; Crown, Ludlow ; Hop Pole and Star Inns, and of Wm. Handy, Esti. Worcester; Hotel, Liverpool; C renege. Civets erahane ; Kiug's Head, Gloved-Ayr; lien and Chickens, Binning. hate; T. G. Parr, Esq. Licliff:Ad; Castle, Taniworth . ;•Georv, Nortitimpfon ; Mr. Pity - Irk Eversham; of Messrs , . Jones 'and Green, Salisburrsquare, Pleti-street - Garraway's Coffee. house ; :and of Mr. Robins,' Wm wieit-4treet, Golcen-aquare, London, where Plans of the Estates may be seen. - "*•Phe road tram London is through Yore iter and Ludlow. HEREFORDSHIRE AND RADNORSHIRE. EXTENSIVE CAPI l'Al. FREEHOLD ES TATES, (PART It THE-FREE), M ANORS*, WOODS. PAR Mi,and LANDS, upwardsof FOUR THOUSAND ACRES, with VALUABLE COMMON 'UGH r to GREAT EX TEN I', situate in the MOST .BEAVITIFUL 'AA PICTURES ,tUE PAR I S of the CO U NTIE ',With eligible MANOR and HOUSES,aWA TER CORN MILL, and S I REAMS of FINE WA IF.R, &c. • By Mr. ROBINS, • 4t the Hotel, Hereford, pa fßhin,, the Ilkk of Nuvessaik, at Twelve O'C:ock, in 14ta, T HE NOBLE AND VERY VALUABLE 14 HIGHLY INIPRdVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, k PART TITH.E- FREE) comprising upwards of FOUR THOU SAND ACRES of RICH MEADOW, PAS LURE, ARABLE, and WOOD LAND, with the .MANORS and FARMS of STAPLETON, CA'TLE WILLEY. CASCOB„ and LE lON, the MANORS and FARMS of NASH RODD, 'BROAD HEATH, NORTON, BYTON, BADLANDS, will the AL LO MEN l', andNubtltieQUll •KENTS, FINES, HER* ES, &c. &c. The CAPITAL GRAZING FARM of I.I:AN, With the WATER CORN MILL, LOW FARM, HILL FARM, KEVEN FARM, HIGHLAND FARM, MOWI.AY FARM, LANDS, COT lAGEA WAS &c. The fiery Valuable COMMON and LO& D6 kIOHIS on SEVERAL THOU- I SAND ACRES or LAND. Thr pririelpal Part n! these Estates are situate Overlooking the , fine Vales of Preltelini(intersectel by the River Lagt I he Sett& WA, and several Streams of fine Water low nrough the Estate), atid advantageous. for Irriga.ion. The chief part of the Lauds are coatievt.d by fine Terrace Banks of thriving Timber and Coppice Woods, a phasing anti rich Ornament to the Country. A truly grand a. , d eltgih:e Property fix a Nobleman or Gentle man's R. cdecce and Domains; giving a great extent of country, and which may he considerab:y increased. 'The Farms are let to most respectable Tenants, pan at will, and the remainder fur short terms; Cle Rent', &c. estimated value about The Estate:. are 21) Miles from Ileretord, and 40 from Wor cester, neatly the same distance either Road from London. May be vowed by applying to the diderent Teuants and to John Cheese, Esq. Lyon's Hall, near Kington, where partisalare and every information may be had, and Plans of the Esterase's'. Particulars- at the Oxford Arms, Kington ; Messrs. Bird aid Wollaston, Hereford; and at the Hotel; the Radnor Ansi, Preateign ; Lion, Leominster; Wm. Hardy, Esq. and the Fisor :Pole and the Star Inn., Worcester; Duke's Arms, Knighted; Crown and Angel, Ludlow; Hotel, Liverpool; Busk, Bristol; White Lion, Bath; Mr. Phelps, Eversharn ; lien and Chickens, Birmingham ; T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield ; Castle, Taraworth; George, NorthaMpton ; Mr. Adams, Oxford ; George, Chelten lam; Kieg's Head, Gloucester; at Messrs. Jonas and Green Salisburpaquare, Fleet - street ; at Garraway's Calfeatiouse; and at Mr. Robins's, Warwkick-street, .Gcldea square, Louden; where Plans o the kstate may be seen. ke,aldes 1,y74 ?rizeo of £lOO, £5O, APP, &c. 'lours and Snatcs an Reding; at .SWIFT and Co's.. ()Aces, No. 31, ALDGATr Thou. I STizer. 11 ND. Il i .Pismtorar; eaLtats, ASHIONABLE DANClNG.—PrivateTuitior. Mt. HOMEiNS begs leave to rAuitt• his most grateini thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, roe the-very di s dm;uished patronaiTe he has so long experienced, and respectfully olicts a continuame of their 'favours. Ltalies and Gentlenter. who have never actilared tills accomplishment, or awe veto have not attained the press-at fashionable mode, may be expedi tiously instructed in the mixt pcbtate manner to quabfy them for he first Assemblies, cm appßiation at his cesidi:lsce, Coach makers Flall, Noble-street, Foster-lane, Cheapside. Srhoo!s I.tttr.tletl. • • None but 'petits nal application a attended t,o. • PALSY AND PAR.NLYTIC AIFFECTIONS. THE following iv the Copy of a Letter crow' the Rev. Rtco.nso J?tpittir, Vicar Sir I j oo , near Rochester, Ktat; to flares RY it a; Surgeou, Rc rat., heirry :—(By the Kings l'ent)-iitY!VIRR's. CARDIAC auk IgERVULLS 'LIME, for disorders of ;be head, stomach, au4 !townie . ; gouty,. bilkOns;and nerirdlis ilebiliir, patsy, spasms, angina pectoris, &c: ' • • College Yard, Rochester, Sept. 11, IRI 4. • Dear Sir-1 continue vastly welVand am a striking evidence 'of the beneficial affects of your medic:tie, in Paralytic Affee:ions. I use it uow occasionally 6nly, and that •chiefiy in cold wea• her, 'when I have beryl', sitoatiOns likelf to give me cold; such as going to church In a wet day, Mt. Ste, and it is worthy of re mark, that I have never once taken told, not even the slightest, since I have been in the hahit of taking this method of preven tion. Your o'scdient servant. • RICHARD JORDAN. N. B. Mr. lurilan's Case of Palsy, and Certificate of Cure, are • No. 17, and :34; in the pamphlets put up with the bottles. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Rvni-es anointment, by Messrs. Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co ) No. 10, Bow-church Yard; and retail Frei Smith, No. 29, Haymarket; Randall, • Royal Eachange ; Bacon anti Co. Orfortl-street ; F. Newbury and Son, 45, St. Paul's Churchyard; J. Harris, the corner of I iudgate.sr reet every Vender of Pa , cat Medicines in the United Kingdom, in bottles at 44. 6d. 9s. 17s. and In pints, at Ms. by which there is a considerable saving, Of whom may be had, Rymer's Pectoral Medicine, a specific in bed colds and coughs and as a sore Preventive of Consumption of the lungs, in bottles at es. and I Is. each. • . • ca LATER'S PATENT 'STEAM KITCHEN kJ • and ItANGZ, complete, with late Improvements is war ranted to be superior to any other Apparatus in the Kin:stiai (or all kinds of C ooking (either itr lar.e or 3niall ' Fintilie.) in the most clean and delicate manner; its various operations of Steim. lag, &Mug, Roasting, Baking, Stewing. and Broiling, and sup. plying constantly troni'one to 14 gall Ons of bciUng water, and with or without a Hot Closet. are all performed by the use of one small Fire. Its superiority over every other method of Cookies consists principhlly In the following particidars : 1. It stanch in a strutter compass,and is attended by less trouble than is occasioned by any other mode of Ceoking and it is al ways well understood by once or twice using, nor is it so liable to he out of repair. it. Halt the tire that any other on the most economical plan coifsutnes Is suSclent, and ft is 'wholly free front great beat, add all aulptiureous or other disav arable smells. ihe cooking by steam (viz.) hot distilled water.. Meats so cooked do not imbibeinapure substances, such as collect in tea hettles, kr. 4. Victuals dressed on thh plea may lie cooked a. second time and be as good as at the first, or when ready fur dishing, can be made to wait an hour solthout being spilled. 5. Roasting by hut air on this plan 'swore cleanly,aad there is a saving of one poundlif Meat In tenlOtti in boiling and roasting. S.- The whole is flee from the poisonous effects elf copper, or coppers badly tinned. 7. The Apparatus has been proved by particular calculation of many families who have it in peg to clear its first cost is from six to 12 months, yielding or saving of more than 10 per cent. both In the weight of Victuals &reined, and hi the quantity of fu4sised. Orders recalled by 'Fibrilar Wairrtawoki k, Agent to the Patentee, at the Shaw Rooms, $O. it, Gress aussell-etreet, Bloomsbury-square, where mug be sees the Pallet iikthea at Kati& eompleti. " •.• 4 • • N.B. Wholesale Warehouse, Hart-street, Bloomsbury. Count Munster, the Hanoverian Minister of State, delivered, on the 12th instant, the following Note to the Austrian Minister, and to the Ministers of the other Powers assembled at Vienna " Vienna, October 12. if The undersigned State and Cabinet Minister of Hanover is charged by his august Mister to acquaint the Imperial Austrian . Court with the follo*ing De. claration concerning the title which his Royal - High. ness the Prince Regent of Greit Britain and ,Hano, ver thinks ifnecessaty to' substitute for that of Elm. tor of the - Holy Raman &mph*. The Powerrirho concurred in the peace of Paris having agreed by the sixth article of the said Treaty of Peace,' that the States of Get many should remain independent and joined in a fed , raj union,' the title of Electoral Prince of the Holy Roman Empire has ceased to be suitable to present ticCuctistarai. 64 Several of these principal PoWers have, unefar this point of view, invited his Royal Highness the Prince Regent to renounce that title, and have giv:n him to understand, that by taking, instead of it, the title of King, he would facilitate many of the ar rangements 'which the future* Willis* . sort Germany Seemed to require, thesir condAtacibni alone have in. duced his Royal Highness to conseh. 66 These House of Brunswick-Luneburg being one of the most illuArious and most ancient in . Euraw, the Hanoverian branch having filled" fo'r - above . this century one of the most distinguished thrones„,.its possessions being among the most *considerable its Germany, all the anciant Electors of 'Germany and the House of ‘Vurtemburgh having 'erected their States into Kingdnms ; and lastly, as the Prince . Re gent cannot derogate from the rank which Hanover held before the subversion of the German Empire, his Royal Highness has resolved layin g a s ide, in the name of his House, the Electoral title, to declare h r the present Note, which the undefsigned his orders * to deliver to his Highnass•Prince Metternich, tll4 be erects his Province', forniing the Country f r ver, ino a kin g dom , and that he shall henceforwaitl . assume for his Sovereign the title of Kiiig of nano.. ver. The intimate triend , h;p which subs , s ts b et w een his Royal Highness and the Imperial Court of Au:s tale, does not leave in hit mind any down butthai ic will receive this declaration with sentnnenis analo gous to this friendship, and will recognize Ihe new title which circumstances have induc4l his Royal 'Highness to adript for his House Gerinday. “ The undersigned is happy to vize this'opoortu. nity to repeat to his Highness Count Metternich the assurances of his distinguished Co,isideration. (Sigued) 64 Count MLINSTIi.R." ± ViENNA, SEPrEMIIE:t ie. accounts relating to. the Caneress state, ~tat ;Tie - United Netherlands are also to be erected into a kingdom, under t..e titl e of d ie Ki ng d om o f .'Belgium. The Elector of Hesse, as before stated, takes the title of Grand Duke. The abolition of this Electorate and that of 11,nover, the last that re mained in Germany, eff.tc_•s in Germany the la.t traces of an elect ye Empire. • The plan of some statesmen for a G.teman Csnsti .tution, which was founded on the h tsis of Navin.; line circles and ta else deciding voices of Princes i the supreme jurislction of the Coniedaation, is, itt.t bear. wholly laid aside. People pretend to observe, that the.three Bourblat Powers, France, Spain, and Sicily, keep tbsety n t si. :ted; and that the Court pt Spain, in particulars ha :trances pretensions respecting the affirs of Italy which, are conbidered as highly extravagant. LEIPSIC, OCTOBER 24. Advice' have been received here from Dresden, that the General Government of Saxony which has hitherto subsisted is abolished, and that a Provisional Prussian Government takes its place. We expect every moment a Proclamation (which is already un der the press) concerning this change. Th ~~ ~, BRUSSELS, OC fOBER 29. The apprehensions which were caused by the de site of the French army tor war begin to decrease, cm account of the moderate measures which the French Government is observed t.) pursue. On the 26th the English Legation at Ghent_ gave magnificent entertainment to the American Minis ters. It is observed that a very good understanding prevails between the Ambassadors, and in this coun try at least we flatter ourselves with a favourable issue. of the negociations. AUGSBURG, OCTOBER ts. We hear that the Russian Government canted the Ukase of December 31, 1810, prohibiting the imrr tation of all foreign manufactures (without distinc tion) of wool, cotton, and silk, to be rigidly obs.-rved. ITALY, OCTOBER io. A fresh English corps is landed at Genoa, which is to be followed by several thousand men ; four thousand are already there. The English are fdrti lying Spezzia. The King of Sardinia intends to increase his army to 40,000 men. The army of the King of Naplea stated at 60,000 men. FROM THE MAYNE, OCTOBER s 3. The language which has been employed in answer to the attempts of France to make changes in the geographical plan of the countries in its neighbour. hood, proves that all proposals of modifications are is► vain. To a proposal in respect to Belgium and the left bank of the Rhine, and to the pretension that to re. tstablish the status quo, the descendants of the Kings ind Grand Dukes who did not exist previously to 1792, should return to their ancient situations-..ahe answer is sail to have been given, " that as soon as the Ambassadors of France shewed any other than peaceable sentiments, and attempted to interfe,ra the relations to be established among their negh boors, their passports were ready for them whenever they chose to apply for thein.! THEATRE ROVAL,.DRURY-LANE, THIS PRESENT' EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Oriental Romance of ILLUSION. rourjahad, Mr. ELUSION; Schentradia, Mr. RAE; ; I (slew, Mr. LOVEGROVE; Hassan, Mr. SMITH. Tarl.addan, Miss C. BRISTOW ; Mandsne, Mrs. HORN ; Zutiol. Miss POOLE. • After which, . THE PURSE. To which will be added, the new Comic Drama, called JEAN DE PARIS. PR:NC)PAL CHARACTERS: Mr. ELI ISTON, Mr. LOVEGROVE, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Mrs. EDWIN, Miss KELLY, Mrs. ORGER. In Act 11. a new Ballot, composed by. Mr. treat. Tomorrow, for thetist time at this Theatre, the Tragedy of Macbeth. . • Monday, King Richard the Third. Tuesday, the Cannily of the Jealous Wife. Mr. Brabant wi I make . his first aprearance this Season on Wednesday next, in the °per...of The Devil's Bridge. .7 • • : ( 7 '1 - • V • - SALES. BY AUCTION. STAFVORDSHME AND' The VALUABLE 'FREEHOLD ESTAXIS, neer &EVEN . HUNDRED ACRES, -TITHE • FRE.I4 situate in the' BOROUGH of TAMW'OIeTH; BOLR HALL, FA ZELY, : ' WIGGING . FOIII,GLitIiGOITE,Sccs Ste. tenearly adjoining. Eligible Family Residences, and sundry compact Houses, with Gardens,Ste. Cottages and Houses,in the Town of Taniworth,, with Gardens, Ste. Water, Corn, and Other Mills, die. !cc. . 1 By Mr. REID, 1 In the Town Hall, Tamviorth, near I.ichfield, in the County of. Stafford, Oa TUICSDAV, Sth, WsbNesDNv, oth, and Tnuass DAT, 10th of NOVTUDEIt, at Twelve o'Clock, hi Lou, THE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Titl*-IrTe, the late property of a NOBLEMAN, deceased; cempri sing nearly Seven Hundred Acres of rich e*cellent Meadow, Pas. ture, and Arable Land, part intersected by the River Tame and the Anchor, - surrounding and in the Borough of •Faniviorth, and in the Castle Liberty ; many parts beautiful spots for build, ing, divided in Lots for the accommodation of different persons. An eligible FAMILY MANSION, the MOAT HOUSE, standing in a•Paddock, bounded by the beautiful River Tame, • with•Offiees..Coaeli-Houses, Scabies, Cottages., &e... BOLE HALL; a genteel Residence on the Banks of the Liver, with Gartleyis, Pleasure-Ground, and Land. Sevescl eligible DWELLINcf-HOUSILS, in Tamworth, with Offices, Gardens, Ste. - • '' • A number of small HOUSES, COTTAGES, GARDENS, ate. Capital WATER MILLS, for Cons and other Purposes, sup-, plied by fine Srreans of Wales, Ac Ac. GARDEN GROUND, and various OUT-BUILDINGS, Ste. . The principal part of thin Property is an ancient Family Estate, and has been let at very low Rents, on account of the Boroagh Interest. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Bennett, St Tans worth; or at the Castle T 0,,, where Particulars may be had; and of t bomas.Wiflington, Esq. Tamwsrili t T. G. Parr, Esq. Lich field ; Robert Wyatt, E.g. Barton; George Inn, Derby ; War wick Arni,, Warwick ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester; Mr. Adams, Oxford; King's Head, Coventry ; Ge3rge, Northampton; Three Crowns, I.itcester; of Messrs. Blake, White, and Ainge, Solicitors, Esles-creeti 1. Yandergucht, Esq. Craven-street, litrand ; at OnoraWay's CofFee house, 'Change a.ley, Cornhill; and of Mr. Rebins and Mr. Reid, Warwick -street, Golden-square, London, Where Plans of the Estate may be seen.