Star. — London, England, 1814-06-07 00:00:00

,~ 771 S PRINCE REGENT'S CO Well Yesterday his Royal Highness the Paine Ittortav he'd a Court at Carlton House, which was attended b)..the Lord President, the Lord Privy Seal, the First - Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor of the Excite Auer, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Master- General of the Ordnance, the Secretaries of State for 'the Home and War Department, the President of the, ;Board of Commit', the Chancellor of the Duchy of. Lancaster, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Salisbury, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward.' the. Groom of the Stele, the Master of the Horse, the 'Vice Chamberlain, .the treasurer olthe Household, - His Royal Highness held a PrinCouneit, it . *filets a Proclamation for Peace was agreed open*. ' Mr. &man attended as Clerk of the CounciL His Rovas. HtettNees gave audiences to Earls Citot.mos DILLY and Ltveatoot i •theMarquis of Wm- Caul ea, Vicount Suntotirtit,, the flikop of Snits . StAtit. ke n • • . - The nonce of Aiiratz.vanunen visited Covent Gar. den Theatre last night. YOUNG played lap in a very 'Ali manner ; and. Miss &menses, who was the Do gteeth:4ra, sung sweetly the plaintive balled, u My mo ther hid a maid called Barbrara." • . KING% WITH DAY..—No. 3940, a Prize of £lOO, and entitled to ei:3000. as First-drawn Prize above 417, was Sold by CAltitOLL and Co. of their Forte-, - 'ate Offices, No. 7, Combat; and 26, Oxford-street— where Tickets and Shares continue on Sale, Warran ted Unclrawn. The Lottery begins Drawing ati Nine ci'Clock on Friday Morning, and finishes the same day. —N. B. The admirable Portraits of the Emperor Mist ANDER, and of •BLUCIUM. PLATOYF I and WaLLINGTON, are presented gratis to Porchasers. The pmmptitude with which the Leeds Petition to , the two Houses of Parliament against theprojectedi alteration in the Corn Laws, was signed, is, perhaps, unexampled in the antmle.of Petitioning. •The Meet. ing was held at noon on Wednesday; about 5 o'clock in the afternoon of that day the parchments were pre pared for signature ; and before the same hour the next day, the names of upwards of 15,000 voluntary' and unsolicited petitioners were enrolled upon this do. cument, which number• has since been encreased to 22,892, including, with very few exceptions, the whole male adult population of the Borough. Each pea-, tion consists of 109 sheets ofparchment, and measures 83 yards inleagth. • Saturday se'nnight, a daughter of Claud Morrison, •eil Craigneatock, Scotland, nine years old, fell Iron; _mt outside stair, on which there was ad rail, and was; Ai much hurt that she died in two days after. _ A One lad, of the name of Copland, son of a bleacher in Urquhart. while filling a boiler with linen„ lost his balance, fell, headlong into the boiling fluid, and died sorm.after, , Thursday se'nni4it a boat belon4ing to Wick, after rutting *pilot on and a. vessel to the offing, was qaratohen by a hurricane en her return. and driven • Iberards the Boars of Duocansbay, where she swam • -ped, and the crew. four in number, perished. ' During the course of last week. rusticamitmateala leave been patronised at Avington, by the Marchioness . of ISUCICINGRAK and Lord Trans. They were Con., inured for feu days, and consisted of a gingUng met children eating cites oath their hands tied, stag -stick playing, and wrestliog. On each day there were many persons assembled to partake of these festivities ; the whole passed off with the gout. .sethilerity, and afforded .great satisfaction to the nee Merrier persons assembled on this merry occasion. . Butott-staz PLAICING.—At Droxford, on Wed.' aesday last, the; first prize 'was 15 guineas, whiehotfa forded excellent sport the principal players were two Sronerset men, Wall and Higgs. and two troth aimed Ellis aud newer. A Hampshire man com menced the sport by attacking. Higgs sod stood be., fore hint 33 minutes, in which time they played 25 Amends: The Hampehire matt saved his I ieed,but re-' ceived so mach beating on his arm, that befoul& not raise his:tick, which obliged him to quit the stage.-- flitp then played with Ellis, and after seven or 2severe rounds of superior play, the latter broke ggee head. Wall then had to contend with Ellis, wises 'cone very sharp play took place, and Ellis had his head broke. Flower, the other Wiltshire man, then set to with Wad, who broke Flower'ehead. ljve guineas prize was then played. Morgan, a Hamp. &ire man. broke two mens' heads. Ellis then moon.' sed the stage, being entitled to play agreeable to the • conditions for the second prize, but having . stood the tisna/ dote allowed f, r a bead, without being faced, he.wes the competitor for the ties with Morgan, but 'this Morg an refused, when she 15 guineas prize, was adjudg to Wall; and Ellis, the Wiltshire man, re ceived the fit e guineas. Dune—Tuesday last the match betwixt Ablineaux and Faa st-. which was suspended on Friday se'nnight, by the interference of the Sheriff-substitute of Ren. frewshire, took place at Auchinean, twelve miles from Qlaegew, on the Drymen-road. The first round be. gluts ot- half pait twelve. The Black was extrenriefy shy dui ing the whole round, and never once struck but ht return. Fuller, thus uniformly making play," always attacked in fine style. He succeeded in drawing the first blood ; and, by a smart blow, cut out n part of the Black's -cheek. This round lasted 28 minutes. - It was an admirable display of science. . In the second round the fighting was more animated. Fuller continued to be the assailant. The Black sus wined a terrible hit on the left shoulder ; and in re turn gave Fuller a heavy blew on the rigkt cheek.— Molineaux now made his only attempt to strike first, and was desirously etopped by Fuller. A rally ro omed, in which fuller followed the Black roue& the ring: After' this Molineaui never made fight, but waited for the blow of his adversary, and then hit with him. When the round had lasted 34 minutes, Itfolineatte *hewed distress by shaking violently, and began to rest his wins upon hie body. 'The fight, however, soots Weans. keener. The Black got some bits en the side and Puller some on the face i and in a rally, in which .Molineaut pursued for some dis. t wee, Fuller tame down. blulineant alledged that Joe Ward had pulled hint down just at he Ivo about to 6e eruct ; and the judges decided that he did ; /apan this the prize was awarded to hlolineaux. This etsend lasted. 40 minutes. Neither eombatantr • ailArridlly' injured. • The Stitch had several' Me his body, and Fuller's tact was con, migalied t bet Widower* still ocalwatively • My wets bosh en elitism the time. . - - - • 4, A r \ . _ T.. • POSOIre YOZOID Norn IN FM •- Dew HI 7 e ff 'O LLI r i nd 1 Harrod - were yesterday chargefWat Guildhall, with uttering aal forged bank note. H. Hyams, a' , salesman in Field-lane, stated, that on Saturday even ing the prisoners went to his shop, aad ikgreed to pur chase a waistcoat, in payment for which Deyment tendered the a note in question. Hyams sent it to a neighbour nainkil Collier, for change, who pronoun ced it to be a forgery. The prisoners were iu conse quence detained. Deyrnent stated that he had • but just arrived from France, where he had beerra priso ner flir many years. On his way from Verdun to Calais, he met some French prisoners who bad just returned from rngland one of them-asked him if he wanted anytoglish money ?-and on answering in aCrwiativt, he produced the £ note in question, Anct prisoner purchased it for 295. 3d. He had no knowledge cf its being a forgery. The Rev. Mr. GORDON, Treasurer to Lloyd's Fund at Verdna. said *very word which the prisoner had uttered right be, strictly relied on. :He had known him for 12 years„ amid had so much confidence in his honesty, ,that he bad left him in charge of hts baggage while he _pro.' ;ceded to England. He also knew the other yiting than, as having been brought dolt the school at Ver dun. Mr. WESTALL, Solicitor of the Bank. under these' circumstances, said, he did not think.thecase required further proceedings, and the prisoners were discharged. Ewa DirrURBANCE.-At the lair of Shenock, in the county of Cavan, Ireland, on Monday lennight, stveral trifling disputes took place between the Protes tants and the Papists; but, at six o'clock in the evoo. ing, the matter became ;nom serious, end that was a general cry, as usual, of five Bounds for an. Orange man—a few of whom being recognised, Were severely beaten, and.. with difficulty made their escape into the house of one Carrol, where an Orange Lodge is held ; the doors and windows were assailed with stones, but the Popish mob did.not succeed in getting in. They then paraded the streets in great force, and sent a message to Lieutenant Wimp, who resides in the town, to give up the arms and ammunition which heb*d; but he declined doing so, and they ittackEd his boost most furiously, breaking the windows and attempt ing to force the doors. Fortunately for him he pre wailed on some of his yeomanry to remain in his house from the early putt of the day, as well to protect him self from attack as to keep them from the conse quences of rioting ; and, at the moment4be mob w just forcing open the door, they fired out a volley of blank cartridge ; tout this seemed to irritate the rioters the more, and they attacked wick redoubled fury; when the yeomanry, driven to extremity, were obi* , detente of their fives, to . -ire ball cartridge.— Untormnately thirteen of dine deluded wretches fell victims to their folly, and a vas number of them, be tween forty and fifty, have been wounded, . PIKES Ok (6tAug, AT- Wheat, Kent sod Utz, 60s. 745. perauutor Ditto, sasbi, Us: Tie. Ditto, Nodal", PK OS. gn i SOL Barki s , 544 t, 545. 1111 s. Nom. e1i.404 pe) Birk. lea varra t 4 1g;fite , 6f.. 765. Ditto, ante KM, 545. No. Ditto, Hawke se Brown, oos. hi•kitiirl4N4 : JUDIE fr. Mete Pass, 4410. U. Wan, 545. Us. Grey Pee, 4111.6.41‘. Smd Beam, 40s. 441. -- Tick Ditto, OIL Me: • , rtliatOrs 1111 Dkto, %Amid, No. 148. Ott% 14114 9 11111. eft Rye,, 311. Barley, tea,. SU. • 9w., boas oak 545. bILWO4IIB A 1413 I.EADINIia.II; 11.44111U/11. (Brtika Carcass.) Beef, rat stem 44 Oil to 6 4 0' 6 4 S. 4 4 to ft 4 4 Mutton & 441 to 4s 4d I Pork tes Od a 'tie id -`-- !•.-11kob •Is od to 44 Bd. • - - . -HAY ANC) aTKAW YES'llißt e AY: Dimes. worraclas PI Hay II to 51 Is Oil Hay 41 es to 41 Its Od Straw. 11 las tilt sor Od Straw 11 14s mid Os Od Ctovcr N tell is Od Pit C saw moos. -4111 64 to 91 Os .1111 Os test Os Os to iii os Kest - Silas to le oe SONti •os ta keg os Farnham 171 or a ISI Kent Susact Lutz OMIUNT a, Id to a• tad Market Calf - Ise each Eng Horse t Od to tsi od 4--skeepskhre, 144 to ood. PRICE Ot St, James's Market Ss gf i d Ogre Market - p. ud Whitechapel Market _Ss Yd Otr stone of 81b 104 444 Average Ss ittl Graves gas ad—Good Yellow Soap, Wes—Mottled, Pric.* of Candles per doz. lowa Tallow .9. Yellow Russia $95 Od Whin ditt• $5. Od Soap ditto Mrlting Stuff Ditto rough kegs lths 1201—Palat. 00. 15. Od—Moulds. 160 61 'l.llaX prr stale of alb ass od l 13s ad 40s 04 COAL-MARIEST I , .1 - ,0. Skips at Market. skips ail& Prier. $ Newcastle - 5i • 431. Or'. to 545. 6d $ Sunderland . - 2 • 50s. 6d. to 34. 04 o Cinders - - I -00 a. Od. NIGH WA l'Ett AT LONDON ran 1 e...... -- • 15 Waviest ter 5 SS inksif*ShorS Mongol/I - • • :Afternoon -• • • DIED. At Glasgow, on the 112 d of May, William Petintiab aged 21. At Whitevale, near Glasgow, oe the 13d May, Mrs. Aar* Allan, wife of the Rev. Duncan hiadertaito, TX D. Miaistet Drymen. The 29th ult. at Coldblow, Dear Dublin, Dorothea, the wife of the Hon. Baron George. At Stogereey, at an advanced age, the Rev. David Devi*, vicar of stockland-Bristol and Kikoa, Somerseta tie former plat* he served for nearly 59 years as emirate end vicar. Yesterday, at his house in Upper Winspoleotreet, in the 70th year of his age. John Montagu, Bari of Sandwich, VLoeent Him obbabrook, and liaroaMontes by hb Lordship'odeatit the piece of Joint Post-Master Omni it biome vacant, as also the ogee of itecoi der of Heads*. and Clodenanclioster. His Lordship married, first, Lasobeds, only tlonsheer of the last Berl of HMl fax; and, secondly, Mary, skits *ROW et the last Doke of Bolton. Hh Lords* Is enotesde4 b Mb i titbs and autos, by his lost ososeVbennot.Hinabbe,ook. 11.0. for die County of Huntlng4o.; bop" al dd siebt4 HOOTING COUGH MAUD *a - HOW ikiIITAIRD • • OCHE'. ROYAUMISROCATION.—Many Theasautkul Childaskjall =any by this Antattack, rtmt. Ou the attack, atfiraisiiiera ROCHA! SAI. my:mi.:nos wrW prevellt the eastybdat tints mai ban oldie assotbattaa, aad aNs does may tastyletely SW* is till um* abatialte *NO plaisearauas will rOduirsho doh,* tilwal se Rissedy dash* r e well ealetiatstior iewarat. htlataa C , as this, /or It , SALES! DT AUCTION; SUFFOLILL—FREEHOLD EBTATRIL L. FAMILY MANSION, FARMS, I.A)WS, WOOD,_„Akill TI MSS, b F UPWARDS OF ONE THOUSAND MME I HUNDRED ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawsy's Coffee-house, vhaogs•alloy, Corabllti ea Thurs day, June 9, at Twelve °Tiede, unless an accepOtbie Or" is made for the whole before the 9th of luxe, of which des notice wftl be given t A VALUABLE and Highly improvable FREE -1-1 HOLD ESTATE, Part 'Tithe Free, called EDWARD. STONE GROVE, skeet. nor hissiford, Sodbury v end Bury S.. Edmund's, consisting of a substantial Runny Mansion, in COIN? t i t: e :epale, with convenient Plias of all descriptiOns. Coach- Stables, and various Oat-finitdlngx, superW walled flkerde;, Hot-house Pleasure Grounds, Ste. turrmuided by upwards of Four Hundred and Seventeen Acres Of xxcellent Meadow, Pasture, Arable; and Wood Land • capital Farm Houses eq different parts of. the Estate, with Ba rns, Stables, and aft statuary Out-building**, and Ootteges thereto belonging. Also tiptrerds of Infty-eightAeres of Arable, Pastore, and Wood Land, held tinder the Bishop of Ely, with the Great Tithes of nearly the whole Parish, upwards of One Thousand Three Huodred Acres, thembole nearly in a ring,feoce, and shisending with Game. A vat desirable Propeny for a Gentleman fond of Feld Sports.— Distant, fifteen miles from Bury, Ipsweek, and Colebester ' bit *tiles from Milford, Hadleigh , and satloary, and silty from Loodon ; excellelit Neightsmarbaod, sod good roads in all di. rations. May he viewed by app Tying at the Mansion, where Particu • lars.may be had, at the Angel, Bury ; Crown,Sodbury ; Inns at Melford and Botfoid ; White Horse Ipswkli ; Cups, Col. thasttt; !!Fact 00 Y. Cbdmitortg.l MetireLightfoot and Rob son, SolicitOes, Castinitunt, ,Lisitenter.seperti At Geerawey's; and' of Mr. Robin*, Werwitk.streer., Geddes square, where a Plan ef the Eget, may be. _ . — 7 - 77 _ ,_ :. _;_ ip ,LIIIVRItEY. _, '''. 'FREEHOLD frak I'S, THIAMIIS DITTON. • t Lida Cdttage Omer, with Gardens, Lawns, Pleasure Orotto% ' Dives end flee Hiume; Oraitery, Orchard and LaitiliShilik • Five. Agree, Tam elisibie Freehold compel UMW Oats dvorea, with ;Sudan. ice. .. • by Mr. ROBINS, At diarraway's Ceffee-house, 'Change.alley, Condslll, ma 'hums - • day, the 9th of June, at Twelve, THE Very delightful FREEHOLD ESTAtS, compact RESIDENCE or COTTAGE ORNEE, erected oe =elegant plan and stuccoed white, situate at 'Flames Ditton, in the Dainty of Surrey, the property of R. J. Dozy, Esq. TIM Villa Is Vaud on a fine Lawn, ornamented with very Fbake Beargresas and Shrubs, a dry healthy spot, and commanding rlc elms of the beautiful Country. The House contains a met ipeved askant° from the Lawn, a commodious Dining:parlor., Drawiprroont, Breakfast-roora Lobby, &c. on. the first stony, &pleasant Morning room, three excellent Bedchambers, Dem singstems, Store-room, Wake-closst, &c. Balcony and Vlratada; met Chambers on the upper sterey,with Closet, &c. Balcony sad Vaned% princippaall and akeetlary Staircase; the Offizes com prise t 2fweaheepeYsßoam, Servants' Hall, good Kitchen, Pan es, Dairy, Sktre-room, and dry Ce2ars under the House for Wine s bw, Ste. • a Brewboose, Wash-house. and Laundry, en almtvir Illehlesyjd, Coach-house, , and four-stall Stable, with rate i ieits . 4011,14110 r dreh hors over, Mad convenient Out-buildings ; 0 * s wam walled round, Mellon-ground, On Mined,. , ' rd, the whole about five Acres , lath out *kit dry walks;tutt thriving Plantations ; Green-house Hat-Isouse,lorangery, Sae. a Cottage with Yard, dtc. Barn, asebbouse, fcc.; the whole laid out with taste, and in moil e order. . 1 three substantial brick Co:tage Residences, two stories two Rooms on a floor, Kitchen, . Ac- and two small Teo.- " with Gardens in [root and behind; a Coat‘huuse, Sta ll:as, &es to possession of Mr, Baker, Surgeon; Mrs. Lowry,. add ahem. May be viewed by applying # tbe Mamloo, wbere.Partlrtlars may be had; and at the Inman Thames Ditton; Suo, Kingston ; Toy, Hampton Court; of Messrs. T. P. and S. Brown, Norfolk street, &rand; at Conaway% ; and of Mr. Robin., Warwick street, Glokke-aquane. ~ • . • t . '• DEVON. • A FREEHOLD •IiSTATE T SITUATE ON THE BANKS OF . .; THE RIVERfrkkiIETWEEN EXMOUTH AND I,Y MPSTON. By Mr. ROBINS, tieraway's Coffkriboure. *Change-Alky, Combat, on Thurs day, this 9'h of June,' 1814 as Twelve o'Clock, unless an ±ecejlable off i e;_is made for th; re ser h e ca ttroi: ii tl l ie a il6h . o i f i fs i d t ilt . , - LAND; comprising a cklightful Rmidence, tit for the accommodation of a Family of the first distinction; with excel lent Offices of every description, Coach-houses, Stables, Poultry yard,aad all other requisite Out-tmlldinra I !laced to a Lawns on a Mk command rig eminence, and on a healthful gravelly Do% on, the . Banks of the Eze, the ground sloping down to the Rime, if whkh, with the Ocean sod variegated eoutury, it cotsuniot beautiful end extensive vievrt,. encircled by thriving Plantasilea and Gravel Walks; excellent•Kitelmn Oardem, walled and wa stocked, extensive Het-heuser, Forcing-framm, Sm. Itl. with Meadow Land, the whole upwards of Thirty-eight Acres; form ing altogether Inc of the sum beautiful really Residesces in theCousty. • .•. The Pun:baser nay be aeconsmo.lated with the elegant FUR tirruitE and other Effects, at a valuation; as alb° with a Stock d excellent WINES and ether Liqu9rs. rdiortly after the above, will be iota by Auction, at Exeter or Exmouth, ef which due notice will be given, the FARMS pf UPPER and LOWER HALSDON, also TWO FIELDS at COURTL AND CROSS; the wise% ceateleing about Sixty-five Acres, which will be divided into Lore for the convenlawegf, purchisers.- On chest Laada are a variety of beautiful sit petialt for the erection of vim, eowassandinc extensive views oc the Ocean. Raver; and squaw country, and rendered peculiarly luable by coattgalay to the Town of Exmouth. 'I o be Wen 4,4 Tickets, Which, with particulars, may be had of John Mak?, Esq. Eioter ; and at the globe Hotel, Exmouth ; London inn, Exeter and Sidmouth ; Fountain, Plymouth Dock; King's Arms, Dorchester ; White Hart sod Antztor. baksbiri 1 White Lion, Bath; Bear, Reading; at Garraway • • aad at Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, Lomb ; fivarbsav Tickets Widowing may be bid ; and a Plan of the SAO raw be we. 5... SURREY, 1 - -re" - 4.. , NEAR OATLANDS, ON THE-BANKS OFTHI THAMES.. Capital Elepra RESIDENCE, With OFFICES, GARDENS PLEASURE-GROUNDS, seated in a Park of nee7OU e Hop: tired Acres; hivpait, TA4l4s, -- Ind LAND, adjoining, May be hail, if relnired ; sixteen Irides Ilona London. By Mr. ROBINS, Ay Gmraway's Coffra-bome, 'Change Alley. Cocain, on Thurs day; June I, at Twelve o'Clock, A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANOR, Tithe4res, aid Land-tax redeemed, (WAL-. TOP! LODGE) i inelegant and substantlal•Family Mansion, mist situate in a Ins Park of near Otte Hundred Aare, eruilwented by thriving Timber and fine Neva of Water, ate. the teddence and property of a Gentleman. ' The Ho/pais an Uniform brick-budding,, erected by Sir John Vanbergis, apd contains on the Ground Floor a handsome Por sloe to a !lambus Entrance-hill; Dining-parlour, 024 feet by le, by folding clams to a Library wills bowed fent; e ir== i ving-room, elegantly _finished 40 feet by 4S feet ' ' to a Conservatory; a Morning..4om, s ossti s s i ss' s g-roont, Principal Staircase heading to a illillard-room, with french Windows opening to a Gallery, with Viranda: . &c.; haultpacians Bedchambers, with bressing•rooms•itill.Wrter. mss, iki.; and six airy pleasant Rooms over ditto. with !tawny Oellies7,4lte. ace.; a secondary Staircase, excellent *Meade Of et all descriptions; Wine and Beer Cam,• ornamental c lewboure, 'Le.; open pawl Yar4 s two c opris-botam, Scabhisg, Loft and Room, over. capital Eltchenprden, wend, and ?brood with &Ate trult-trees. Occbard: gcc• : [ =Os NuntOdaiaal 4 11 4 Net/0944nas; Ike whole writ I with line war, in etcellent oiler, and fit fOr the un- amsdleti iromption cora tinnily oldie atm mapeetability. Upwards of TkIRBE JUINDEZO ACiiiici noire LAND may be had, it required. *Ma are let in elisible Farina. May be viewed' - # SALE RY ACTION. S9,4IILEGANT VILLA, NEAR RGEHAAOTOI/1 Lawns, ?WI. mire-grantsda, capital walled Garden, Form holl.linp sod rich .I,llesdow-land, is all about Twenty Acres,, between Fritnefltetrb and Barnes-cuntmon, with Immediate postrierm, By Mt. Refilla, at Garraway's Ctifie-koule, 'C'llitege Ally% en Thursday, June IS, Ist 4, at /wive o'clock, A , LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an , -*gist VILLA RESIDENCE, beautifully vitptd on • aft side of OK, foss avenue between Putney sad Barnet. • • near ItGekampron, planned for the accontnandattori of 'Fidillf; ens taisiing nhte principal Bed chambers, fiewillesrfie-rodser kir Servants, and a rpaciout Nursery; on the Gems amen s pia*. Entrance-ball; elegant bowtd.i.havrtug.. racen fi Gentlenqu's Dinning room, Antiloom, Bryskfast l u o , 1' 0., inellent Dining- room, and appropriate Offles s; yiad, double Coachimilm, Scabies for fiti horses, w MUnNft rooms andleffts o'er; a es, 'eel Laundry; Coal•luure. ground, Dairy, Wood and Knife-bone, Poultry-beroorn, Yorde. Ste.—The Home is gereonsatied. on thy Sotutt•ea‘ and Zriea; Wee by fine tbrivinwatitins, Shrubberies, Gravei-WiAs Az • beautiful Lawn, lee house , cardiac-Fs Mouse,' Psrso Tsai, wit* Poubry-bnotes; owl•bonse, Piggery, bLry, Stag* arid (.21.1aonte, &c ; !•tahle-1 614 . wick Stable, . 6 * rill Horses, Standby (or *three Curates, Men's Room, and Luta over, a very a l oha Kitchen . Gorden, and Melon UrounJ, ew doted by loftY'wallii,` ckititeJ - by numerous entire Fruit r re.l, and rich Meal,* Land, In all *ant Tneory Acres, Leld us limy for upward, of it Tsars at **low rest To be viewed Sy tkitets ; Porticsiars may be had nn the pre. mists ; at the Red Linn, P utney ; Rose and Crosen, bi r d. m foty Garden*); Marlike ; Greyhound a,l Tdboe, icttm4n ; Plough, Chpbrins i . !6( Pieltirtsig awl dinirb finlreirors, Staple's Ins; My. 'hyphens, Loins Orenk•gtrest at Gantway's and 11 Mr. Robins, Weu*kk-EretS, ,Corldess.ettuary, whoa; trefieisiter Vowing mat be 411.1. • EOM V9lll 2/1 1 110 ‘1110M01111T; • 7 iftiLTFLER's crlebnied VEGETABLE rooTH JLIF POWDER Is, with etniedence, reorminisediel so ii e U • ed the Public, as, the mire dike*" stlon ft, .T4l the Teeth in a souhd state, (+ea =au, g a pearly whiteness wititoutinipaiving the Esanwl. laspar • a new and beautiful Mine* to ille•Omns, t the linsith tile moat deleeteb,le Sweetness t and It used constantly as Airteted, will pre. vent the Tooth-ache, Om Boils, and SweEed Face. by remove/ its cause—the Scurvy la the Cums. Price its 9d, the b a. FPJ MEW. Superior LAVENDER WATEK, from its alopot fragrancy * Las received the Apprebatioe of their Royal Hiebt news the Princess and Princess Oberlin. of Wales, and defter Ladies of tbe first Distinction. Price 41. In haltpint bottles. Sa:tl wholesale and retail by the Proprietor. R. Bruer, 4, Cheapsble, career of St. Peas Church-yard. Landon ; and NMI by Crew, Sprsgg, Debut and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall, Heeding, anal Johnsen, Devon ; Alinntt, Westoe, Mallory, Hegi., sad limes.Portoes; Tremolos, Exeter; CookettokbY, 01.-ntriile, Gil bert. and Hozland, Plymouth ; Buil, .Wwerfard and Wang Batter mid heDentild, Glasgow ; smit A, Manderston, Nowt; and Robinson, EdinbiuTlt ; Criltwell, Eath,; Rom and Peck, Haa I WIC te, Brighton Oltobetq, Seidon, and VW, Cheltenham ; Oeege win and Billings, Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; Seems and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Wesel* elEnott and Lloyd, nilngham ; Cregoty, Brighton ; and Mini* respectable Ilikdkine Venders in the Kingdom, in Enies 9t each. KECEIP' ' LEAST VEN A_ . rw ,_ . kt ._____... _ _ • YOUNGER. CLREY HAIR always convey an idea of age, and VI whets they happen in early life,, way be reckaaed a Krim' mist'ortune, and hence various remedies are attempted; powder mrd Wee hair are the most general, but =ay people have en Ws jeetloo to both, particularly iu hot weather, an 'nide which changes the Hair to a permanent celeste b. therefore, preowned as Le a disideratom of hnportance, and such is ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE. a Botaireal Composition, at once doily Women and eflicacional .it immetLately chaages Red or Grey Mir to a beautiful and permanent adburn Or black, by sip rasy Smode of applicatiim, that any Lally or Gentleman may %lunge is colour 61 their own hair with eshe and secrecy, and ,to re fines every doubt or prejudite in the minds of the seeptuail, the offers to forfeit one hundred pounds if the Vegetable dot answer every purpose for which it is recninnumdsid. price Ss. 7s. 6d. los. 6d. and are guinea by Lis. Atlinews, Pittenger, No. 43, Gerrard.street, Schawlow', London, and by moat Perfumers and Hairdressers in Town and Country. 13, Ladles or Gentlemen In the Country, by seildbig a :emit sauce by poet, will have a supply sent by return of Coach. ' As above may be had. AI KIN *iON's Cif RUNG FLUID, Ipitronised by the Royal Family and most of the Nobsihy,riluyed iota the geratest nourisher mil beautifier to the Hair ever di is.• bared, gives it aglow anid appearance beautiful `befoild glee, produces a st/imig curl, which will retain Its form d loterese or in damp westh.r. Stc. For it:wonderful proper bei foe .Ibe Growth of liar. see wtme remarkable tealmoinia is on gassy I Ms the Hair, es dosed with web Bottle. sift Vs rid. ff. red one guinea. Paella ir.-a•Ask for Athinvon's Plaid ow Dye,sod abeam& do sivature on the label. as thine are comateribia. THE Eir`'''' ' 4 Illt" "^" - •rot Arr OF A FINK' HBAD 'OF HAIR. • 1 . % alkalis *Bich, the OWLAND's. hiACMSAR OIL, ender dl august 'pate. .3e of theft Ripeklitiehereses the Preens ut Wales and Duke .1 Susses, Ins Smoot Kahan* the Dube el Brunswick, and leis Intßetsey the Dekcillel infaotado, tyr Omer express Authority.—Also by most s( .the led Undo. men of the Navy and Army. Iti compose,l of Wiwi&le Ingredients, from .the Island of Macassar, in the East hefies, are ha heyoud eabselson for eradicatieg all impurities of the human heir, and predating a luxuriant growth on bald places; produces a street cad, and permanent, so that no damp air sat obliterate It; slap a beau. tiful gloss ; yrontotes the growth of whiskers, esebrews, yenta chin, is perfectly inflexions. and may with safety be ap. plied to the hair of the youneea boast, which is folly expland. Rowland's remise on the liar is enekseed with nob bottle s worthy the attention of all families. As this bola r panted, and the Oil counterfet at, It is especially tinnier to observe, that each genuine bottle is signed ea the libel red lok, " A. Rowland and Soo, Soli at Ss. GI ius ed. aad Li. la. per bottle; by then& Pro prietors, A. Rowland and son, Ki Hettoo.Garden; and by Messrs. Heeds:at, Perfumen to hes! Majesty, Titch• horn. -areet ; Wan. Bayley and Him, Perfumers. Cockesstre. street ; Mr. Seayth; unser, 117, New • [end-serer;, Mr. 'Berry, 17, Greek-street; and by all Perfumes std Madkine Venders is every Town throughout the haver*. • . Also, ROWLAND'S ES •li.NCti of TYRE, fee changing the 'colour of the Hair, et 'Mod. per Ismale.' 'Also,. ROWLAND's ALSAN4 S.2TRACT, for Ike Teeth, lOLA . . per bott le. • ... Ts Mr. !AXON, ..Ansibeary. Stll-,4 take the earliest appnrtutsity to acquaint yon that I have received the most wnsiderfulbEbeik Otte the use of your DIXON'S A 14' rutuJbus PlL.Lll.4lhich I eons tied *Stand to Jamalca, and all anaiitiends to dikes I &ale hated them have eeperfenced the seins.santare hermit; they Ile. dare them to be the best Mediciotrarr meal is that oesortry, tor Bilious sod other cmplaints. The rollowieg are mom oi seve ral and Gentlemen who Lee received the wawa rel•el from your Dixeds Amttbipwts Pas :—Charieslaylor, [sq. hp main; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. IVoodrifr, Spanish Town, ditto; Q. W. H am il ton , E sq . Savanna la Mee, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harboitr, ditto; O. Ales , . a, Wt. ditto ; Mr. Walker, Part tslorant e dit!e ; J. Persiinsoo, l'Aq 'tiot River, dive ; Mr. Mullen*. ditto; J. Burn, Esq Savant:a ;h. e. PoLuk,°Esq. ditto • Mrs. Glieer •Gold s mith, Ki n g ‘toe , Mrs. Perry, St. Mot's ; Mrs WoodEdr. lee many ocher penckts of the erg lity.--Blr , year inure obedient servant, THOM . IS HMI OLD, of the eh ' lp Ganges. Sold whok•sal and retail et Mr. butler's, e, Cheapside, Corer of St. Paul's Chsrch-Yard; by Sleep and Belem, Portsmouth; lopes, Westin, Alloutt, and Mallory, Porton ; Hall,. Johnsen. and Hardihg, Gosport; Coleman and Jac .b, • Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hell; Hoskin% Cook non. anti Oilbea, Plymouth ; Kern and Lloyd, and Berbetey and Co. Birmloghatn; Staines, Lynch, and Atidnent,Mahainter 'I reartnal, Exeter ; Inter and Isi•Dottakl,Olsagew ; Bulges and Eder ar Ba de rry, Bristol ; Stevenvin and Co. • florititea, Leicester , f - - rt ; _ indium% cOO% this meadows eirgati sessases saw ranwirs Ism die naffs aid 0 as cmre sad ovites u lla .A rry w Atitol aitt,____pea ; %m y :vel um ik aa nktge d Co. ana Narwic udibut it; litXi y, uvarop ia;l:l2 li tte lie - c; 61 1 , . 179;1re7;1; is ba tab. !windy. May be viewed lickita. - -elf IDO ma* ca kr Nlins Wa." l 4 and Poldraii 0 nib And Heil, Walton ; Messti. Knight and Sbrubaata, Kleiman; White "" '''''' , 72, ZjiMilr ____.. . _g " le , aria hluili ; a sad ILA ea' alsoce , hi no ems au this Medians b e sensup• vilify '1164.4 Hart, Guildford; Culla Salt Hill; Toy, Hampton Colin; of imalsp ._ ''nfir" l ._ __►_. l 7 lost Country Vandays, la boat.. ast ffOrraaiar by J. Vohs , and ovary stamp thie paws of Po minus. hadc,tat a dataas;aad Ablott, New lap ;at tilarypitay's • at " std ••• gm°. gawarlical - St. Peal's eborels.Yaril (who lithe molllWboio. sod of Mr . acitios, Warwick ~ Golden itiaga s uirman: —. "I,O4ADQ N , pi lie d - b y. L a x 481 - 1 ,, mai , ue; 100. Sledier)6grend doom Ms ilo ilei Aithlifrpee book, Aim of • . plimehlei Mere, aid at the 411br GlikiegUeitie tic , • wag - RAW MB Best He vied Steers (per •Or scoot) • Is $1 to is ud IMr Middlings Ii Oil to Is 6d En Lamb Skins ts 6d. to os PRICE OF 1A r~ r -- K ei Pi ti d PA C