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• . . . . . ik . 2 •, V • ?,.`r , - . ___......„ 1 / 4 .. a. •‘: .. ~" .. : i lk , 1 . 1 4,07•.. NA _Ago Pr... 1 ., -- •4 - .. -- ,:)) rt N. . . _ . , FRIDAY, MARCH 28. 1817. Nurrrn f.'384 PRICE S PENCE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. VOTICE h hereby gnr.n. That the COMMIT TI tr fe the •rItEA ME ROYAL, MIN Y-r.ANE -"‘IPANY PRONtIETORS will receive aealed "'coders -''tit of April next, for LE ITING the 1 hratre !: Tem ..f Yrar.. t oni to be had on apetration ihrf Secretary, at *e C \V D, Secretary. £4th March, I 7. .a 0 VAL EXCHANOR AsStl ANCE-OFFICIi, El/tabfished by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George L March, I Sr. PERSONS, whose Ammal P:lnainrns fall due on the 23th instate, areliereby inforrnril, that receipts are now ready to be delivered at the C'ompare's O(akes, over the Royal Emehange and in Pall-Mall, As welt as by their respective Agents in the several Counties : and the paries assured are reque , tecl to apply for the renewal et their Policies, on or before the 9tl, of April next, as the usual fifteen 'lays allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL. FENNING, jno. Secretary. •„• Attendance), given, daily, at the ( , aid Offices, for the As surance of Buildings, (:Dots, Mtrchandize, and ships in Harbour. in Dock, or while pudding, from Loss or Damage by Fife: and also for the Assuran:e et, and seaming Annuities on Lives. N. IL Fire Policies will be Name, tree of eigtence, to the As sured, where the sinnal Pre”altiln anin ttttt to 64. nr upwards. SALES BY AUCTIOW HYDE PARIC.—FIRST-RA CE TOWN MANSION. With Offices, Coach-houses, Stables, Bte. on an appropriate Scale, CONNAUGHT PLACE. By Mr. ROBINS, At Orraway's Coffee-house i Exchange-alley, Carlin, On Tunas° AT, th e 17 t h of April, I St 7, at 'l'weive °Tina, PRE Capital El egant LEASEHOLD MAN- I_ sION, situate No. 11, CONNADGIMPLACE, rtverlooking Hyde Park, and commanding fine and extensive rews of the Surrey Hills and Country. Planned for the accent moilarlit of a Family of the first distinction; containing on the rrincipal Floors, spacmus lofty Apartments of large dimensions, fi is' eel in an handsome style, with suitable Red-chambers, Wa ter-asset, &r. Servan: s' Apartments, roomy elegant principal and •icondary Staircases. The Basemeht contains excellent Offices of all descrtprion., planned fur the convenience of a large Family- - Detached Coach•housts. and Stening for eight Horses, and Ser vants' Ramis Over, 'I his splendid Mansion has been finished at a great experi-e, and is the prii c pal Rest h the place. May be vieniett by Tickets, on application to Mr. Thomas Half•Mddii street, Piccadilly. Particulars at the Thatched House 'lavers, St. James's.street ; of Mr. ratiran, Solicitor. 14, Arundel-streer, Strand; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldetp4qunre. TAMWOR 111. SI AFFt)RDSHIR 6. CAPITAL WATER-MILLS FOR IitORN, OIL * FISHERY, Ste. TO BE ttOLD OR LET, rrHE CASTLE MILLS, w i t h th e extentire Right 1 of a Crimal STREAM of WATER and the FISHERY, with Out-Buildin gs and MEADO%V LAND. 'Boat, near the Town of TAM WORTH, sixtern miles from Birrnitie:non,oeven from Lichfield, fourtern from Burton, and fifteen from Coventry. For Part.culani apply to Mr. Richard Bennet, Tarawurth; or Mr. Robins, Wm - wick-street, Golden•iquare, London. • " MR SOll 11-IF.V'S " TVI RR." SHERWOOD. NEELY. aird JONES. judge it Fri r t o inform the Public., that they have, in deference to s e Lord ChanCVM , T . I opiMoti of it. mlichievoil. Irlidelley, deter• g o t r o eril nv in , re Copia, of the above Work. titanuntr-row, Ikkret e 7• h. I s , WAT TYI.E.a.—THE GENUINE EDITION. 'I h , s day was puh!!slied, price ft. Ad. rot a word omitted, with a New Preface, IVAT TYLER. a Dramatic Poem. A New yy idi,; o ll, with a Preface .tiitable to recent circumstartes. ?Arad I,ir Wm. r, 67,01d-Nailer, and 53, Fleet-street. being the Genuine Edition, correctly and lireral:y . o „ t a to r for pale. woni for word, and let:er for letter, care. ig;, (o o ...trd ‘O , l the and ettlar3e4 by the addition of a y r a a c c of twelve p...te...—Order. for It should . fie given infet t r . O at s. : n ord• ; `. lION I's With lere la. fd." • NORWICH INFANTRY BARRACKS. TO BE SOLD fly AUCIION, By R. CANA, Muter the Authority of the Comp:roller of the Barrack Depart• meat, without Reserve, on URSDA v, April 9, 1817, THOSE very substantial an d extens i ve FREE - H "ILI) BUILDINGS, lately titer! as Officers and Soldiers Barracks.and the !invite% attached theret o , divided very carve 'flieotly far Purchasers, into sit I,evs, two of which, iris the fifth and sixth, posseu several feet of Wharface to the River Wea sel*, which communicates, at Yannowb, with the Sea, and are well calculated for the Brewing, Ma. mg, Corn. Timber, or Coal Trades. The Spec(ous Brick Prensiws, adjninip . z the ab ive I.ot, for merly a Mantil..aory, to which there I:attached en exceller.e brick-hoilt Coal yard, upon the River Wriistiro, with Nigh. of Li:Fancy, by Wiling -gates, trion St. John's-alley, COShDr•Sift.tt. The above Premises and Moveable., wi•li Conditions of sale, are fully described in the Cat - Rogues, which may be had six...dee. prior to the Day of Sale, of t.. Auctioneer, at Woodbridge; the Barrack Masters, at Norwich, Yartnowl, Ip•wicts, CJlchener, and Chelmsford; and at the Auction Mart, and Bart eh-Office, London. HANb IN HAND ERE ON ICE. NEW Dall)GE-s BI.A('!:FitiARS, For the Insurance of ;Wilding% Htimehold Furniture, Stock in Trade, Sm. within the Kingdom of Great Britain. MARCH eSTII, 1817. A Lt. Person, whose Insurances become due at Lotyeday, are regorged to observe, their Receipts are now rea.ty, cud should be paid .•i-hin fifteen days from this period. The Dir e c to rs are .I..sitocs of calling the attention of the Public to the a.brentag-s defined by 'all persons insuring in this Mite, that while all Losses have been paid by the,* with the utmost promptitude and regular' v from the establishment of their ()Mee in 161.8, a return of the Profits has I.:irtriably been made to all Persons insuring with them for Seven Years, during the whole of that period. No chug( is made for PoHeins when the San Insured amounts to es® or upwards. Attendance is giren eery at the °Mee, froth Nine In the Morning until Half-past Fonr In the Afternoon. SENJAMIN ROUSE, Secretary. VOTRS FOR THE COUNTY. FREEHOLDS, CHAR LE-.-S fREE'r, PARLIAMENT-, 51*REE'T, WESTM INS I'BR. By Mr. ROBINS, At Caraway's Coffee-haute, 'Cbange AlkT, Cana" on Taves- DAT, April, 17, 1817, at Twelve o'Clockin Two Lars, AN Eligible and Tinproveatde FREEHOLD ESTATE. day was published. price Flee Shilbne% A NAI{RATIVL nt OCCURRENCES in the IND'AN OUN I'RIES M NORTH AMERICA, sirce the ronneriiite of the Right 1-Inn. the kw! of ttkiKtit IC with the BUDION's 11.1 Y COMPANY, and hicattempt to establish a Caney on the Red River; with a detailed Account of his Lords emit 11111i , ary Expedition to, and subsequent Proceedings at ni Upper Canada. Sold by r. Elerton, Noniaville and Fell, New g un d.ii“et; l.Rictiardson, Royal Exchange ; and Constable r Co. Edinburgh. LOT 1. A BRICK-BUILT DWELLING HOUSE, situate No. IS, Charles-street, in the Parish of St. Margaret's, Westinlu ster, in the occupation of Mrs. Yawns, on lease for ao unex pired term of thirteen years and a half from Lady Day. The House is three Stories high, two Rooms and a Closet on a Floor, two Parlours on the Ground Floor, Kitchens In the Saatmeut, Vault for Coals, and Yard at the hack. The Sale of the Moveables will commence at Eleven o'Clock each Day 'sand that of the Estate at One o'Clock precis,ly. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are daity made to impose on the unwary a spurious composition h. stead of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a new Label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which Is unlike all letter-press, will *liable yurchawrs at once to detect the imposition. The Real LLI).111 BLACKING, ma 'e by DAY and MAR 97, High lluiliorit, will in future be sold in Bottles at Q. Is. and Is. od. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY ANC M l'lN, 97s High Holborn. Thi, day am published, price in boards 811.75. A New litlition,the rout Voltinies handsomely printed in CHEAP TICKETS AND SHARES. LOT 2. A BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE, situate N 0.15, in the same street, on lease to Mr. CHARDWICK, for an oireapirtd term of fourteen yea:,. The House is planned in a similar to the foregoing. To be viewed till the tints of sale, No. is, by applying nn the Premises, and NO. IS, by application to Mr. Chadwick, Hain bet., No. 9, Charles street—where Particulars may be had, of Messrs. Williams, Whitmore, knmieu, and Burnett, Sobs:two, No. 9, Neiv.square, Lincoln's Inn at Gana nay% ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. lhree, being the 1 hird, of - rRMONS ON I'RAC I'ICA L SUBJECTS. lJ y By SAMIJP.I. CARR, D.D. Frebertlary of St Paol'il; Rector of Sr. Andrew Under bhaft, London ; and of Finctiley, Aliddlews. Nord for F. C. and 1. Rillogion, No. 52, St. Paul's Church r-,;; acd I. Hamilton, Pater rater-row. Just published, Ti a Vul•.Pr. E. 12s. bd. boards, .•"I r• ti It- f;I :if HJ Cd es? }3Oll r T AJ In 1) Prr EI of the yid; Espt HE GREEK TEST.NNIENT; anew AEdhion—Containing copious Notes from HARDT. kn. KYrns, SCMLEUiNER, Rosutstott.Eß, Ste. in familiar Latin: together with pa , allel Panages from the (34111iC3, and writ references to Vi7erns for Idioms , and uns f.r Clli p srr . • OCTAVO F.bri lON, bring the only one edited By the Rev. E. VALPY, B.D. Matter of Norwich School; and Chaplain to the B 11110? of Nozwv:u. 1 . 4 This Work is chiefly Intended for the use of the Student In litvinity. A few Copies, large Paper, pr. te4. . Flirted by A. J.Va)p and sold by LoNnian and Co. Baldwin and Cn. anti other Booksellers. Alin Ty the Same ELEGANTIS LA UNiX, or auks and Szerdars Ilinstrative et elegant Latin Style. Pr. 46 SIII Edit. This day was published, the Second Edition, lo One Volume Duodecimo, price,'in Board', Ss. lids ELEMENTARY EVWENCESof the TRUTH et CHRISTIAN! IV, In a Series of Raster Catechisms, on the Resurrection aold other Miracles of Christ. On Prophecy, and nit Christ's Tettintotty of Himself. Dy the Right Reverend THOMAS BURGESS, D. D. Bishop of St. David's. refuted for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6e, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by 1. Hatcharsi, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, rest Principles of Christian Knowledge • cousitting of, 1. An It:planation of the mere difSeult Terms- and Doctrines of the Church Catechism, and Octffl of Confirmation. I. Tile Throe Church Creeds exempHied and proied from tbs. Scriptures; to which is prefixed an Introduction on the Defy of contohniug to the Established Church, as good Subjects and good Christians. lhkd Moire, price es. WHIEAKKR'S ABR,OOEMENT OF Ul4ll/qtSAL HiTORY--Speedily will be published. Handsomely printed in Four 4to. Volumes, price .e Re. AN ABRIDGEMENT of UNIVERSAL HIS. TORY, commencing with the Creation, skid carried drown to the Peace of Paris in 17tie , in which the descent of all Nations peace theircommon Ancestor is traced, the course of Colonisation is marked, the prorma ot.tbe Arts and Sciences noticed, and the stale stoty Maskindis reviewed, astonneeted with the moral Government of the World, and the revealed IYeptofadolu By the Rev. E. W. W HI FAKER, Rector of St. Mildred**, Cai,terhurr. Sdd by Rivinrons, St. Paui b a Church-yard, acrd Hate Lard, TheSobscribeirs to this Work, who have not yet paid the 21'1. Lionel Guinea for the additional Volume,. are requested to par it illardiately to the Author, or into the Basking home tat Messrs. Owillmad Sharp, Fleet-street -B. his Work may aim he had in parts, Monthly. Thh day was pebished, in Two large ifoluines, elegantly printed and hot-pressed, price 16.. board., THE CONTEMPLATIVE PHILOSOPHER, .11. a►, Short Essays on the various objects of Nature, noticed miftibut the year; with Poetical illustratioos and Moral Re bates, on each subjea.--By RICHARD LOBS. hawk Edhon, corrected and improved. Illustrated with limtispleces. I eodan: Printed for Sherwood, Neely andJones t Promos.. ter•rew. " contemplative Philosopher is, at once lostructive and wernaising, informing and improving ; the Plsibsophy is drawn him the beet authorittes, which are olten given; the Poetry b Wetted, moo appropriately, from the whole range of English /me, constitutto g of pseit the beauties army Poets; the moral Illations are judtcions and practical, anal often original andatrik i,4l,l the theology is rational, and at the same time tender and ars and besides all Ms, the style may be commended as a V ete tipalezcellence of the work. A family, who should breakfast 441 tee feartodnd with the Cootemplatle. Philosopher at table. vroaldfoid themselves great gainers in point of knowledge cad at die yearly end. "—& Reformer. DIXON'S AN rIBILIOUS PILLS. *VITIATED BILE is the fruitful source of all , titans disorders which as on the Stomach and Dowels, ""enhic Indigestion, Heartburn. flatelence, Headaches, A _ . ' ll "nni and a variety of other elections. the esererenen of ''Trdeted action of the Liver and Biliety Organs. These Pins bake every recommendation of mild operation with successful meet ; and regality no restraint or coolinement during their use, ate i n Par dealer a meet valuable and convenient Medicine for (tetlemen of the /*my or Navy. and Travellers. In tropical ° motes where thsvonsequences of redundant and vitiated Bile , 41 * se prevalent a n d a l arm i np , they ar e as eifectsd protection "in these evils —1 key ue likewise pectiliarly calletdated to cor :Let Harden arising from names of the table, and to mews hittred tone elate stomach. Sind in hose, a e. ad. ss. l is. an 4 us (by Appelataneu e ? by 11 .. sißirriant and Sons, Chemists. No. 4 9 CheaPaidev -.A S.. nrs ch u W right ch.y u d ; Sanger , 150 , O x f or d- stre et; ems C O' HO- arse, Borough: and by the pvindpsl Boa ndirro hr iss i sts la awl Uty sad Town is the Kinstlank A WHOLE TICKET ONLY EIGHTEEN OVINEAS A Half - £9 19 0I An Eighth i 414 I A Quarter 5 1 0 A Sixteenth 1 2, 0 T SIVEWRIGHT, Contractor for the Lottery u . which begins Drawing the 80th of APRIL, in presenting the f.4lnwing Scheme, hopes It will be admitted he has strong claims on the Patronage of the Puhli; not only front his baying veleaterily made the above great reduction of £5 per Ticket, but from his having so materially abridged the number of Blanks, there being more than Two Prizes en One Blank, yet Adventurers have the Chance of • larger TOTAL Of Pam Mom re than was ever offered before, for £4 per Ticket has been added to their value. SCHEME. I Peres of £20.000 Money £40,000 2 20,000 Consols 40,11.00 1 2 2,000 f)itto •-••• 4,000 2 ••.:.. 2, 0 00 Money 4,000 ' 4 3,000 Consols 4.000 SOO nittn 3000 Stu► Ditto 2,000 10 100 Money 1,000 20 •w.•• 50 Money 1;000 Is 111bnei 1.000 2,000 it Mon..) , 24,000 (ISrizes of • Ticket each in the Next Lottery. spoo to he drawn the 4th June% which may be sold ' 1111,000 Eros .618 each - • op9s Prises. Grand Total ittopoo 4„i . nt Blesas. _ . sa,aos ?Lebow • The Lottery to be drawn en the 4th of JUNE wql consist only of the 6,000 Tickets given as Prizes in the shore Scheme, and will contain of 215,000,2 of 22,000, bedded others of 21,000, 1500, 2200, Ste. eke. all of which meat be pine.! by Adventurers in the present Lottery, who have the option of keeping their Prize Tickets, or receiving for them 212 rack, any time before the lit of June, end for Share 4 in proportion. 1 he Firetn:rawn 1.000 Ishmks entitled to Reg eaeh, and every Psis* above 425 entitled, in addition to such Prize, to one of the above 8000 Tickets; so that a Ticket or Share may not only gain a Capital Prize in this Lottery, hut af:er that may gain anther Capital in the next Lottery. 'rickets and Shar.:4 are now -on Sale at J. 51VEWRIONT's (the Contractor's) Offices. Ne. 57. Conekill, No. Sd, Haymarket, No. 11. Holborn, and No. 141, Oaford.strect. Fancy Number. should he ateol ed for without delay. CHEAP TICKETS AND A GOOD SCHEME. QWIFT and Co. have not only the satisfaction of coogratulating the Public on the return of the gold old prices of former times, but have also the plraiute of announcing a Scheme more rear) , ad%antageous to Adventurers than any ever before offered to the patronage- of the Pildic. This Lottery con Fir s of only 14,600 Tickets, 10,099 of which will be drawn Prize.!! ! (ills lowest Prize .e 1 2 in value) among the Capitals are FOIJIt of £lO,OlO, &c. Etc. 14,000 of the Prizes will entitle the Hoickr to a Ticket of the Fame number in the ensuing Lottery, wish the option of receiving 112 in Money for the Ticket, oe in proportion ter any Share. The present Price of a Ticket Is ,Ctll 11 0 Half .C 9 19 0 1 Eighth - Xs 11 6 Quarter 5 1 0 1 Sixteenth . 1 6 0 Tickets and Shares are Selling in great variety at SWIFT and Co.'s fortunate Ofsces. No. POULTRY, No. St, AiooATC HUMP No. 12, CUABINII-CROSII. I STRIUT, Where 10 Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold in the last Octo. her Lottery; including No. 9,656, a Prize of 420,000. The Drawing of the present Lottery Wog the SOth Are tze PATRONIZED by their Royal Highnesses the 2. Princess of Wales, Duchess of York, and Duke of Sussex ; lks imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Rosales, his Serene Wittiness the Duke of Brunswick, his Ex:chewy the Duke del Infantado, by their especial authority. ROWLAND* MACASSAR OIL. Its virtues composed of Vegetable Ingredients from the Island of Macassar, in the East Indies, are unprecedented for preventing the hair falling off or turning grey to the latest period of life; strengthens the weakett• hair, and produces a luxuriant growth ou the baldest places • also an Inimitable a rural curl, which it preserves in damp we ather, ' Re. produces •whiskers, eye-hrows, Re —it is perfectly Inuotent, and may with safety be applied to the youngest infant. Rowlancrs *Freati•v on the Hair inclosed with each genuine bottle. Price its. 64.105. 6d. and it le. per bottle. Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE, Which Immediately and effectually changes Red or Grey Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, Ike. to a permanent and gloat) , Brown or Black, imitating the mem natural teloor—wasilin loam tail' Dye more durable. It is perfectly innocent, and Ladies or Gen• l denten may dye their Hair with Ease and Secrecy. Price 48.1 96.6 d. and lOs 6d. and Om Guinea per Bvide• Said wholesale, retail, and for a:partition, by the sole Pro prietors, A. Rowland and Sou, Corset of Kirbpatreet, the first turning an the right in Hatton Garden, Holborn, Linden; andl by appeintinent, by Messrs. Hentkies, Titchboneteetreet i Mr. *myth, 111, end Cassie sad Patna, . New BendWriset ; Bayley sad Blew, Cockapszantat; Plowlizeir and Sea, 45, Edwards, 66, Bt. Pears Clntrelsyardt bwry. 1?, Johnston, 15, Greek street i and by all Perfumers and Media:lse Vendee dungeons Europe. Caottoe.--Ask for Rowtsest's Oil, or Amiss& Dye, and ob serve that each rends* bottle of the above ankh, ass dyed 00 tie outside label in red ink, "A. Rowland sod Son." AB ethers we Counterfeits. Also maybe had, en internist, Eeeeyon the curiae Stricture of the Hyman Hair, pries Se.. Doilleased to ber Royal Highness gm princes QOM et Walu sed Maas Cebalut.. FKI.L.HOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESt•i !AN Held under the Crown, DUKE-S FREE I'. Sr. J.AMEi'S. PICCADILLY; AND SWALLOW-Silt BE I'. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-housr,:ehatiosallry.Conthill, a• Taunt a- DAT, April 17, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, Pof Order of the Esecutors of butt Gerona', Esq. deceased, ASUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD DWELL ING HOUify, three stories high, two rooms on a 11 tor, with Yard, Etc. situate No. t i, on the East side of Duke -street, St. James's, iu die possession of Mr. Swine. A spacious, roomy, and substantial IlitICK DWELLING-HOUSE, Leasehold under the Crown, with the open Yard and flitiklings4eldisd No. 13 and 14 °lithe same side of the street, to the occupation of Mr. Blagden and Mr. Harvey, and on Lease to Mr. Bennett. Three genteel roomy Brick-built DWELLING-HOUSEI, bad under the Crown, substantially built, with large open Yards and beck Bundler, No. 25,29, and 30, on the West bide of flute 'Met, est Lease to Mra. Callion, Mr. Gatllffe, and Mr. Lewis. - Two istilllllsllo4l DWELLING•HOUSES, also held under she Crown, with Yards, iarse Cellars, Ake. wheat, on the it'eee side of SWALIsOW-STREET, Piccadilly, In the occupation of Mr. Field and Mr. Hall. The--e House• are very valuable Property. The principal part of the Crown Lertes have been recently renewed, and are very eligibly sittaitt, producing a nett rental of upward? of FIVE HUNDRED AND TWELVE POUNDS pet Annum, and a very improveable Property. Mry haftiewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars of Mr. Clarke, :saJlers' Had, Clteapside; at-the Horse Shoes, or Union, Jernayn street; and of Mr. Robins, Warwkit-street. bUNBURY-PLACE, NEAR HAM? lON, On the Ranks of the Thames. Capital Elegant MANSION. CAME, and LAN i t a ttyltold of inherstance,"lythe-free and Land Tax R By ar. ROBINS, At Garraw ay's Coffee-house, 'Change. al:ey. Cornhill, on Tu o a 1- DAT, May 22, at Twelve, in One Lot, .QUNBtfltY-PLACE, a very desirable and truly eligible ESTATE, Copyhold of Inheritance, equal to Free. hold, tritivg quit tent and small fine certain, comprising a sin gularly elegant Mansion, plinned for the accommodation of a per. !On of the tint distinction, erected at a great expense, seated on a lawn, a commanding beautiful spot, on an elevated bank of the River Thames, near the viUsge of Sunbury, with attached and detached suitable Once% and Stabling kir twelve horses, Coach houses fur seven carriages, excellent Kitchen Garden, nearly Four Acres. surrounded by lofty walls. and planted wbl:choice Fruit Trees, Green House, Hoc Houses, Vineries, Gardener's House, lee House, Farm Yard, Stable. Cart Houses Sheds, and Out building.; productive Orchard, Lawns, beautiful Pleasure grounds, Pasture and Arable Land, containing about SEVENTY rrA l'E ACRES, _ _ Partly enclosed by Park Pantie, Tythofree.and exonerated from Land ; a most pleasant and charming Property. The noble Mansion, at a small expense,mayhe improved, so as to form one of the Ara Residences it: the Kingdom. Premiers; at the Toy, Hampton Court; the Bell. Hampton; the lons. at t•unbury ; Ship, Weybridge; Swan, Cbertwy ; the George, l'wekeohana; of Messrs. Knight and arobeole, Kiev stow; at Gallaway's; and of Mr. Robins. Warwiclostrect, Gokletomuare; where Tickets for viewing may be bad. RICHMOND, stlititlLY. CHOLMONDELEIMILAILACE. Elegant ITALIAN VILLA, PLEASUILE-GROUNDS, OAR. DENS, &c. an excellent FAMILY COTTAOF., OFFICES, GARDLN, Sm. range of COACH-HOUSES, S TABLES, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coleahouae,'Cbaoge ,ConWll,onTrauas DAT, the gild May, 1817, at Twelve o' lock, In Fivel.ota, Lot I. A N UNIQUE ITALIAN VILLA, built AIL of fre•-stotie, by the late Sir Coos. Amu., Ban. bow the Residence and Property et Wonsan) Keens, Esq. held under the Crown (or a Wag tens. A. asst singularly Intau. tiful eltuadoo. CHOLMONDELRY - TERRACE. RICH MOND, SURREY, on tho'Beake of the Thames; comprising an enelkot Family House, with O ff ices of all descriptions, lawns, Plume-Monde. Prodoctive Kitchen Gable% walled and planted with choice Fruit-trees; handsome oruantental Green. hone, Hot bone, Vinenes, its treble Coma.bone, sod Stables for ten hones, wit\ Room and Loh over. Lot S, tioneiste of a dedelble Ikeetly Cottage Residence, lately altered am, at a modierable 'apnea, with excellent Oilkee,Ceseb td Seeks; good Garden walled mood, &c. Lot S. An andlest Oinks, walbcl mood sod planted with ebbice Fralt-tenee, sintateda the Csttage and Gerdes. Lot & A capital Pineal diaiwroswid, surrounded by lofty walk, with a predict*** IPeackiesis sad Vbiery, planted with the choicest Froit.trees, Sm. and adlekting Lot & Lot S. A Yakutsk Prepeny, imam la the Old Palace Clans and adjoining Lot 4; coooktivg eta range of Seven Coach-bonus and Stables for Thirmas Hones, with Lofts over, let to respect able Tenants. The whole forme ONE COMPACT ESTATE, and may be viewed by applying at the Mansion, (Lot 0, where Pat titulars nuy be bed, and at the Castle and the Talbot loos, Rkhnsood ; Red Lir. Hounslow ; Castle, Salt HS; Wilke Hut Windsor; Pigeons, Bractord ; At Caraway's) and et Mr. Robing., War ' wick-skeet, Goldin-square, wben a Tian may be sees. 110Y4L 411:AMIMY. Thursday evening, Mr. Sonxe delivered his con cluding Lecjure on Architecture, to a numerous au dience. The subject was that of Arches, the inven tion of which Was as great W pti:digy of the hornets mind, as the discovery of the laws of gravitation or the circulation of the blood. The incomparable uti. lity of the arch might he observed, in a comparison between Egyptian and Grecian temples. It was said by some high authorities, that the Egyptians under. stood the construction of arches, but this was erro neoui. Even the Romans did not understand the use of arches till the time of Augustus. They were prin. cipally applied in the construction of bridges, which were efforts of wonderful sound judgment, extensive taste, and intense study. Simple bridges formed of a few planks, thrown across streams. appeared beanti fill and picturesque ; but a noble bridge across a rapid and extensive fiver, had a most grand and imposing effect. Among the most surprising bridges for size and extent, Mr. Soane part ictilarly remarked one over the D mute, into mile in er.tent. the bridge of Iseahoin. but more especially those of China, some of which were three mites long. From arches the Professor proceeded to domes, and exhibited a number of drawings of the most beautithl ones of the ancient temples. There was a mean acrd paltry custom among the nvid.ons. of placing at the top of the domes a sort of little temples some with -crosses at the top, as at St. PauPa. With respect to the erection of steeple 4, s , itich were a m >dein inven tion, and now m••st universally applied, some sup. posed that they had their origin in Gothic architee. Lure, but they bear a strong resemblance to the Egyp tian pyramids. At a distance, their effect was grand and beautiful; bur, upon a close examination, so enormous a quantity of matter, upon so small a bur, had an unpleasing appearance. Staircases next occupied the attention of the Pro. lessor. These, although little understood, or perhaps totally unknown, among the ancients, formed a rrin cipal object of science, taste, and jitelgment am-mg the moderns. The decorations of the exterior and interior of buildings, formed no inconsiderable object in architecture. There was a fake taste pre velent among the moderns, of ornamenting Covrts ,:f Justice, prisons, public and private houses, at:d bolettogs of all descriptions, even to shops, with ancient ryinoofs, applied without any regard to propriety of meaning. There was. he said, also a false taste in raisine on buildings is this metropolis, and he par siv..4- Itrly contrasted the raised, circol tr, porticos of S:. Paul's Cathedral with those or St. Paul's, Cevelt- Garden. Before the Professor concluded his c•iurse, be wished particularly to impress upon the asinds.of all architects the difference between thsory and prac tice. The young architect, from contem r n sting the Magnificent works of Greece: and Rome, in general formed his early plans ups:n so extensive a scale, as to go far beyond modern resource, ; but it was the grand and principal object of the experienced archi ifect, to unite beauty And grandeur with economy ; the Ephesians were so sensible of this, fr.rn some difficulties they were dr awn into, in consequence of ,the extravagaot Apeculations of their architects, that they decreed that every one, upon engaging to erect a building, should give up all his property in trust. and, at the same time, an estimate of what the build ing would cost ; if it exceeded the estimate, by one fourth, he forfeited his property to the State. . The six Lectures were not sufficient to develrape all that the Professor wished. but he should 'Moue thew in the course of the next year, upon the of Companion, Construct iiiii , and Decorate The New Exchange Bonding' in Liverpo are allowed to be she finest commercial rtr , .he kingdom, cost the sum of one hundre , thousand, eight hundred and' forty eight erecting. ti continue ! he sttijeets 001, ArbiCh ramie io .d and ten pounds to