Star. — London, England, 1814-07-11 00:00:00

Ain ' ( 1 k • ...As/ t!' • • g 1 % sto' • •••• , 4 41 40..) • • ... ew, • • • . • r , Mil 11 1) 47W ers; V . . ut a v, MONDAY, JULY 11, 1814. tuumu 6534. A . T a GENERAL MEETING TIER. °WANTS and BANKERS or LONDnI4, cm3veneil by publtc Advertisement, and held at the City of I.oodoa TaVcrn .the nth day of July )tt 4, WM. MEI.LISII, Vsq M.P. in the Chat.r b •• An Addr..ss of Congratelariun to Field Marshal his Grace the Puke ot Wat.t.mosno.: hmflug 11,-en read, it was moved, se. cuniltd, and unasirmocisle Resolved, t That the said Address b approved, and that it remain at the - Pty of London Tavern for signatur, s till Wed-.,:sday, the I3i It ftsstanc, it Two o'Clock. MELLIAI, Chamois MONET advanced, from £3OO to £lOO,OOO, by 6111101AV' and Co. successots to RYDER and Co, Ru : „. sell Jews, Howland-street, Vitzroy-square, on Annuities, Notts of Hand, and al! cos cs of Securities; they claim mute re sprciability and ... power than any others in this line, and can make aat instant advance to parsons of known character. Attendance all day. PRICE SIXPENCE- H A LIPPEN NY. °MGR OP GRUA/AM:I?, Jusie 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of kJ MA JESTY', ORDATiIIICR,- la here 4 give a 'tire, That they will SELL bmpUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, on Thursday, the 14th day of July next, between Vie bouts of , Ten and Four &Clock, Sundry Lots of 01.1) and UNSER- ViCgAIDLE STORES, consisting of Harness, Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various other Articles of Sadiery and Harness; Leather Accoutrements, Clothing, and sundry Articles of Bedding; Powder Horns, Tents, Musket, Carbine, and Pistol Stocks and Flints; Cast Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter, and Mixed Metal Tools of Sorts ; Sp a d es , Shovels, anthoms, Bel lows, Standing Vices, Bottles, and Wheelbarrows ; empty Casks and Barrels, Cartridges and old March Canvas, Fire Engines and Hole, sundry old Building Materials, and Oak Tops; together .vith a variety of other Articles, the whole of which may be viewed upon application at the Honourable Principal Store keeper's Office in the Tower; and and at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, until the day of Sale, at which places printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who May apply for the smite. • By Order of the lkard, . R. H. dRRW, Sardokr. CANAL. PROPER IN. BY PRIVATE CON I'RAC by !SSr. SCOI - 1 . , QT4FFORDSHIRE and Worcei-erthire. M n mouth, Warwick mid Nap , on, Grand I uncti4sn. (i'tl ”rion, Grand Union. Lancaster, Wilts and Berks, North \trills, lironrt and Avon, Wey and Arun, and Crorlon Canal SLareqs Grard Junction, West Middleser, and York Btol lines War Works, and Strand Bridge Sharaa.-211, New litidge-straet. lwa.leo. . SALES BY AUCTION. BEAUTIFUL YACHT. Without the least Reserve will be:SOlDlity AUCTION. and '• not otherwise, by ?vLr This dity were 1 ablishril, Vandsomelyirinted in 4 large yok. Sen. *ice in hoards .C 2. COMM NTA giEs On the LAWS of MOSES. N i s - By the late Sit f. 1). MICHAELIS, proksssor of Philosophy in the University of Gottingen. Translated from the Guinan, by the Rev. A t.sx.S>l4 . rn, D.D. Minister of th Chapel of Garineh, Aberdeenshire. printed for F. C and I. St. ,h'aul's Church-yard arid Lii_njniati and Cd. Picernoiter-row. 'Of whom may be had, M Dr. ASSteti . 14*NSLATION of Sir 14. D. MICUALLIS% iNTIW DUCTIOti to the N tr. Ttrr.km r NT, in In.; vols. Svo. price .6. I is. PRIN I ERS, BOOKSELLERS, find AUTHORS. This day was published, in one gvo. Vol. price IBs.ratta boars:a, -THE PRINTER'S PRICE BOOK, containing the Master Printer's Charges to the Trade kr . Printing V'urks to various 'izes, Units and Pages. Also a new, easy and correct Method iolCasting-cif Manuscript and other Copy, ex. amplified in t.pecimeit Pages of different Sizes and 'Types: to wit ch is prefixes!. some Account of the Nature and Business of Reading Proof-shee,b fur the Press, with thel ypdgraphica! h!..rks used for this purpose, and their Application sbeivn in an li.n`rav }pZ. By C, STOWER, Iditor of the Printer's Grammar, Printed for. C. Cra,cloth and W. Joy, Paternoster-row. this d • ay was published, /tt 3 eds. Irate. the l'h:rd Editido, Ids. lid. boards, of T" HUNGARIAN BROTHERS. By ANNA MARIA 0 1 0ItTER. " The bicideots of *is Novel are striking, and many of the ehafacters ate finely drawn. 7 he two Brothers are models of that chivalrous keredsm with which Miss Porter has ou other occasions plowed herself :o be intlatately acquuhtted."—Grit. Rev. Printed for Longman, 2.•orst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater netwiw- roW ; and at die British y, 54, New Bond-street. Winton mxtbthiti, lately publishud, by the sane Author 1. Don Seha.tiin, or tlie Roust of Braganca. A Historical litoslianisr, in 4 eels I'3lllo. price £l. Is boards. 2. ballad Romances. /cc to J2mo, price 74 boards. MaollvillblePublislied,lit the course of July, by the same Author, be Recluse of Norway, in 4 vols. 11:mu. - - BATEMAN ON CUTANEOUS EISEAsEs. diy wits published, in Imo. 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I IDODS.EY'S ANNUAL REGISTER; or, a • VIEW or the' HISTORY, POLITICS, and Sur the Year IOU& • •• • • • Printed for W. &ridge and -41 n, 1. Cuthell, E. letter!, 3..13e11, E. and It. Crosby aod Cu.; Lackmgion, Allen, arid. Ca.; Long , suan Asperue; Sherwood and Co.; and C. Cradock, aud Vsr 4 .*.lOy, t 2, Patertioster-row. • Where maybe had, *A* oinnplete sets In 53 Volt. aim the _stew Stiles, commencing in that huportant period, '1791, In 23 %volumes. ' • . - ••• Any, angle Volans* to eonsidefe Sets. at 15s. each; to 1808, and to 1512, Itis. 'the Publishers rusonauteud Gesulenwa to yertect their Sets as arty a, possible, to 'av - old . disapyointuterit. S 9 tltalT flifteVirliiinet are neailY•onc of print _ _ GAMIII.E'S NL.W WORK. iftWVIW. I 4.II‘III):O ke 16a. 64 • board*, ARSFILLD ; or, THE WANDERINGS Ot 0 0 H, an !rich rale. By J. GAMIII.E, El. Strabane. Author of Sketchei of 1-Bstoty, kolnics,&c. in the North of Ireland. • Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, t aternuster-row. Also, by the sante Au; hur, A Crew of Society and Manners to the North of Ireland in the Suranter and Autumn of mile, vot two. price it's. boArd2. '• Aar. Gamble exhibits animated Atte-h:5 of the prominent qualities of his countrymen, the inhabitants of the Nord) of Ire land; and creates an impression on the atteutiou of hit reader, which is likely to remain, when more elaborate descrietions hitve escaped from recollectiou."--Monttly Review, December, 1813. Where may be had, the following popular Novels. Anne of litittany, an Historical Novel, iu 3 vols. price Ifis. 7. boards. Letters of the Stet AA Court ;by the Author of the Old School. Price ti s. hoards.—isLo, by the same Author, ' The Prisen of Mini , aultatt ; or,Tinits of Terror, price 6s. Ws. Speedily will be publisfic.l, In, One Volans', Quarto, handout:n*4y printed by Buttner, on su perfine Royal Paper, dedicated, jay permission, to Lis Royal rEgimess the Prince Regent, AN ACCOUNT of a VOYAGE to ABYSSI NIA, and 11211A.V ELS in the INTERIOR of that OIIN TRY, executed under the Orders of the liriti-h Governmrtir, in the Years isnir and tato; in which will be included an Account of the Portuguese Settlements on the Eastern Coast of Africa, visited in the Course of tile Voyage; a concise Summary of late Occurrences in Arabia Fat; and some PertWulars respecting the Aboriginal African Tribes, extending frowe'llifotatubique to the borders of Egypt, together with Vocabfilaries of thew re-! spectivir Languages. ily HENRY SALT, Erg F. R. S. &e. Prit:ted tor F. C. acid J. kitkington, NO. off, St. retire Church Yard. N. B. This Wink will be innovated with a large Sheet Map Of Abys-Mia, axd several harts land down from nriginad sat iteys and Obseitetions by ate Author, tor ther with th, fl y kn.. graving' and Etching', executed I:y kitatlts I.lt-ath, Iron' Drawing's taken on the biog. A few CI lee en Asupstial Paper, with it!st Inspeesi . mas ui an; !'later. ADELIRAITT-OFFICE, Jvws 8, 1814. • HIS Royal 1-iighiteis the PittxcE REGENT having been gracioudy pinked, by his Order in Council of the 6th instant, tri approve proposal submitted ts his Royal Highness by the Lords CoMmissioners of the Admiralty, for an inerea , e to the Half Pay of the Commissioned Officers of his Nisiesty's Meet ;-..,Thi& is to give notice, that the following Rates of lia:t Pay have been established, to commence on the Ist July nett, i;t:tier the sane' ReplatiOna and Restrictions as at present to force, viz.: FLAG OFFICRILiis I. D. Admiral of the Fleet $ S 0 per Day. nsirala . • •• 2 2 0 Vice-Admirals 1 12 6 Rear-Admirals s ' 1 IS 0 .CAPTAINS. I, a. The Grit 100 on the Seniority List olf II per Day. • Ibe nett 150. A 1 4 4 The remainder .0 10 6 • COMMANDERS. ie. The first 150 on the Seniority List 0 10 0 per Day t • The remainder ..6 6 • LIEUTENANTS. r. D. • i; • The first 303 OD the Seniority List...o '1 6 per Dar. -411- • . The next 700. • • • 0 6 0 • The remainder Their I,ordships have also approved of an Arrangentent for paying in future the Half Pay of the Commissioned Officers of the Royal Navy Quarterly', instead o 1 Half Yearly, which ren ders it necessary that their Directions for Officers coming on Half Pay, to report thernsefves immediately to this Office, be must strictly attended to. J. W. CROKER. G RAND STATE LOTTERY bekini Drawing the Ist of SEPTEMBER, 1314. SCHEME. 2 of 3E20,000 are £lO,OOO $ :...«... 10,000 2 5,000 ..... 9 ... 2,000 4,,C00 4 • ..... •.. I,OVO ....:-. 4,(1)0 S .. SOO 10 ••• ••• ... 9.00 15 10$ ... 24, ...... ... 50 ...—.., l,OOO 2,750 ... ' $0 14,000 rickets. Xi 40,000 NO FIXED PRIZES I—Day! of Drawing : Ist Day - - Ist SEPTEMBER. td Day - . 13th SEPTEMBER. 3d Day - 17fli SEKI*EMBER. Tickets and Shares are Setting by SWIIFT and Co. the Contractors, At tbgig Offices, 0. 11, Pouvrity; No. 31, ALDGAIrt thou- No. 13, Camsilau-Opoist I STIMILT. Price of a Tictet - £l9 19 0 Half Quarter -.- £4O 7 0 1 Eighth . £2 13 6 5 3 0 I Sixteenth - 1 7 0 Wbl OF NOTTINGHAM TO WIT. AT a MEETING of the. MAYOR, ALDER MEN, COMMQN COUNCIL, and LIVERY, held at the duildhall of the said . I . 6whan Wetinesdav, the 29th' day of June 1814, convened by the Mtior for the purpose of consider- Mg the preptiety of ex tressing their sentiments tion she partial reeiral of the Slave Trade, sanctioned by the late Treaty tof Peace be-witen this Country and France, and the neceslty of , petitioning both }louses of Parliament to interfere in suet outli ner as they may judge most likely to be effectual to preview those miseries WAN% must follow any genet-el or temporarrand local renewal of a frade so abhorrent. to the principles of reason aii4 Christianity; ' JON ALLEN, Esq. Mayor, in the &air. molvee, That, in the judgment of this Meeting, the existence of a :lire Trade being disgraceful not only to every nation pro tossing to be Christian, bat also to every people professing to be civilized, and to possess thus.: common feeliags and sentiment, regarded as hoover:AA,: to 'ammo nature—the Abolition thirtof in this country, must in the contemplation of vrisditnl and equity have beets comirdered as no more than an act of juries at the imperious call of they, as:in fact, on other than the relinquish ment of criminal conduct in obedience to the dictates olcunscieuce, and to the yoke of Gun; and therefore tha every measure tam jated in any degree to revive in this Lan:4 ur to perpetuate in auy other so horrible a traffic--so daring an insult to the DUTY him self, in whose image Man, we believe, has been created, ought at once to ronse the moral sensibility.—the virtuosi indigo:nom of all who still fear GOD, and. retain affection fei men ;,arid virroaxe them to a.lopt every legal molf a! mopping the progress of such a measure, and of suppre-slng if, if pii,sib.e, by the steadiest, the most, spirited and unwearied opposition. • That in the Treaty of Peace recently made between rid. Cowls try and France, we tear that the Article by whet, it 6 step tla i.d between the two Government, u.at " during its period t.f live years Ito Slave Merkhant ihall import or sell eieept in the Colonie s s of the Sate df Whiel be is a Stablest," w ll'taex the effect of perpetuating in a Foreign Country, anti of reviving In our own, the horrid iraillc in Slaves, whioh.for the last serest years , ha., in use vete/Wye andapopulous Colonies, tutltc kepohr of hu usanity, and the Glory of OCID, been by Law strictly prohibited. That it appears to tins Meeting to be extremely tine stionable, vef;ether the French uovernient wows' eventually have refused to receive hack their Colonies on the cunilitlun (had halt cinelition buen insisted uponj that they should not revive ia them the a.a lisliesl practice of trading in mutat in the Divine Image, and joint pirtakere with themselves of their noblest privileges 2114 num glorious expectations. But we are persuaded that had they ultimately rejected with a skulatiisa, the rejection would have reflected as much disgrace on .the trench character as the insisting upset it would have,shed unsullied glory on the British nano-. '1 hat as his Mira Christian Majesty has, without reseree, declared as concurrence ita the sentiments of his Britannic Ma jesty, with respect to a description of tropic repugnant to the Principles of Natural Justice, and of the enlightened age' in which we live, eataged to unite all his efforts to those of His Britannic l'elajeety, at the approaching Congress, to induce all the Powers of Christendom to decree the Abolitiou of the Slave Trade; that the Petitions to the Houses of Lords and Commons, which have been read to this Meeting by the Town Clerk, be adopted es the act of this Meeting, god presented to the l.egis latter in the name of the Mayor, Aldermen, Common Council, and Livery of theTowu of Nottingham, the common:lice' of this Corporation being thereto affixed, praying that the Itepresenta fives of the British People at that Cotigre4 may be insiructel to rate hoir ardent is the desire of Brit a;n, and bow great the sa crifice she is ready to make, fur the accomphshment of so Bah: design as that of the immediate and universal Abolition of the :Ave rade; that while it is obviously the ambition of this country toseliese the fame of other !nations w errs and iu arms. we may also appear to be not less emulous of distinction for that righteousness, which, while it castes , pruittutes also the security and prosperity of a Nation... 'llia as soccer; to the efforts of the Friends to the Total Abo litioa of t e tdave rink may be expected to requii s: their ouitsd, -Igurous att.lpersevering (Atriums, the Mayor, blr. Alderman Canna si, Mr. I FILL:), and the [own Clerk, Le appointed a C fffff inittee, iturrocted to correspond and co-o'perate .with the Committee of the Meeting et Freemason's Tavern, Ws.itminster, on June 1.7, 1814, and with any other Committees appointed-tor the like purpose, as far as may be deemed expedient toward, pro- tooting the anaininent of the proposed glorious object of the Meeting. *that theta Resolutions be signed by the Town Clerk, and pub lished is such of the Ne wspaper, As tat Mayor niay direct; and that the Petition to the House of Conimotis be transmitted to the Members for the Town, sh , l tin: Pi Whitt to the House of Lords t „ L ar d );„ I ,g„ A Np, our Ha corder, iti the came of thii Meeting, rr.qu.,tir.b them respectively to pi esent and support tlie 6:1191t the luarches of the Legislature to which they respi.ctirely belong. lly Otiltr t „ csko. COL1:111AM, Town Lies IL ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. SUCH Persons as are willing to contract for Ilia king the CLOTiiING of the Centlemen :Cadets' at -the? bola, Department, and and keeping it in repair, may send weed Proposals (post-paid) addressed to the Governor of the Royal Mi litary College, near Bagshot, on or before the 15th August next. The Contract to be made for Three Years, to commence from the 25th December next, and to be determinable at the option of either Party, on receiving three months notice. Particulars of the Contract may be known on application at the Lieutenant-Governor's Office, Royal Military College, any day (Sunday excepted) between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock. July 6, 1814. CHELSEA HOSPITAL, July 9, 1314. THESE are, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others Commissioners for managing the affairs of his Majesty's Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give Notice that all Out• Pensioners belonging to the said Ho:r e sits', residing in Londoh, or within the District of the Bills of Mortality, are required to appear personally and regimentally, with their In structions and Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's Offiee in the said Hospital, on the retp.:cti ve Days, and in their dif ferent Class•s ; according to their several Rates of Pension, end -rmentioned, when attendance will he given from nine o'coacti in the morning umil three in the afternoon, for the payment of Half a Year's Pension in advance to Christina% next. On THURSDAY, the 14th of July, The Pensioners at tid. per day,from the different regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, Infantry, and other Corpi. On FRIDAY, the 15th of July, Those at 9d. per day, tom the several Regiments or Corps above mentioned. On SA 11111)AI, the 16th of July, Thme 3t I s, per clay, front the different Regiments of Cavalry aid t: dards, with those from the Ist Regiment of lo tO the Stith hIE:UsIVC. On MONDAY, the 1 sth of July, 7 hose at I*. per day,, from the stst Regiment of Foot, and all he remdming Kellum:its or carps; also the Ptnsionera front any Rigintetra or Corva at Is. 04d. and Ir. Id. per day. Oa TuEbDAY, the 19. k of July, The Ptnsioners at is. lid. le. 2d. Is. Yid. and /I. M. per day. . On AWED;: the 20t't of July, Those at ls. std. per Jay, with those at the dffertot rates to 9d per day Inchk%e On I'HUIISDAY, the 21st ofinly. • Those at is 9 to :14. 11 id. prr day inclusive. •Un FRIDAY, the tted of July, _ The Pencioner, tram the MI it, with the Pilvate Cktnletnen who receive Anitolites tr , itn the late let and 2d 1 Vocips of Horse I;uattiv; alto theiereuihmers &OM the vested Regiments who have been admitted tot ..c.coant to blindness, whelser at Is. per day, ur upwards. Alit that all On'-P nsiontn belonging to the Paitt'Hospltal, who live its togland youd the Distnet of the OM of Muria- Itiy, and Ouse to Seu.l.iiid and Ireland, are btreby required and cuissittand...l, atter the silt December next, and after every see credit% 25i b of leve e :poi ulthot Vecemb -r, until further orders, ai,yly to Pile nu his Nialest)'s Ji.t.ttoet of the Pracut io toe neigh bourhood where they rude; add make the following %%Inch tie 5.0.1 kir the Coon. y, City. golottzli, llPf Kttitog, b..fort whoai the Pe:wiener al.pears vi dl s:gu ahe flat , came Ir:fore me, one of his Majesty's Just•ces of ti,e Peace for the County of and ma•.e oath that hr was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Cbel• 111. a I !thy t.d, fru the day of 17 or 1$ tram the Regimen( of ' • commanded by ; vrt. t' en as d about years, served in t►e Army ) ear., oas %Mk barged ►or ;it'd • h.,: he is no ot!turwise provid.d fur by the Public, bat a. a I rihionrr of i!.e •atd liusyital, at j, z day, and now fly. s in the l'ari,l) of to the County ot .. . " 'worn before me this day of ID And such of , hern as were a Im'tted on aCSOUPt of blindness, pre ordered to cranial.: wilt their had- yearly affidavits, a :re a, to the state of thvir sight, signed by au Army Surgeon, or other meef cal pe:son resident In that- neighbourhood, but in such distant pa ts, Where a medical Certificate is impracticable, a C-rtificate Wan the :..•...nister of the Parish to that fact, amt to ascertain the continuance of their bl•nduess, will be admitted. The ‘Viffilavat drawn, according to the above Form, sworn be fore, dated and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up in a cow,. and stilt by the General Post, directed thus, " To the Right Honourable Paymaster-General of his Maj.:sty's Land Forces, Ltieduti," marking on the cover " Chelsea Pensioners Affidavit," and counterparts or duplizates of the said Affidavits , are to be reserved by the Out Pensloisers respectively ;o hi ex- hibitt d to such persons as -hall be directed to pay them, together ' with their Instructing* and Certificates of 14 order ' , that their claim to the Out Pension may be fatly verified and their persons dearly ilertified. And to the end that the Commissioners for the Affairs of Chelsea llbspital tiny be satisfied that the Pensioners are the same persons who have passed their examination, it is hereby further directed, that such of them who have tweed in, did h.tve 61:ell discharged trims any of the Regiments or Independent Code panics of invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to men twit in their Affidavits inch Regiment or Company of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalion, in which they served last { but the Reglissent,Troop or Corps of the Army front which they were tirst discharged, did rectunniended and received at Chelsea Hos pital. 'lle Pensioners are particularly to take notice that the half yearly payments after Clot ist nias, are to be regulated hereafter, as to the place of payment, by the musters of Chelsea, of such only as reside within the hill-int mortzlity of London, or the affidavits sent as above alter the Mititurtimer preceding, and that the Mid summer payment is in lffie nnsaire to be regulated by the mus ters err affidavits after the Chante' preceding. It is also ordered and directed, that ro person who shall change the 'lace of hi, abode given In at hts muster, or spe cified iu h'e affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply far his I : ension (eNcepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such plate of abode) shall receive the same, unless it appears by the cer tificate of respectable persons, that such removal was through unavoidable necessity, which he or they could .not forme or prevent. And that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to receive a double payment of the pension, either at Chelsea or at different places, he shall be struck off thelists: fur the better prevention of which frauds, each pensioner is required to produce hie longue don Papers at the time of &meat. Lastly, it is notified that none will be entered upon the Pay -1..1E, of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benefit • theietroni, who shall out act agreeably to tbeseOrders ausiDirec ' dome, 1)2'0911a:fly lu sending their half-yearly Affidavits, to the Paymaster-General as above directed, and to no other Office, ' which several of the Pensioners have tit' late either neglected so ' do, or dot them irregularly to other departments. 4 .G. AuT, beirlffyan4 Ralistr2.l: At the Sign of the Packet lksat. Dover. on Wedimatky, My IS, 1814, at Oae o'Clock, efiTHAT beautiful fa,t sailing earval built Schooner, the NYMPH, of the Port of Portsmouth, nearly new, about 34 Tons by Reguter. 'I hc said `chooneir must have been noticed by any person present at the Royal Ru. view of the Fleet at Spithead, having tanned sails. SW is will found and completely equire for sea. fi:ted with ev ry conve. nietice as a Yacht -.would do for a Packet or to carry passengers. She has such acconinsrxlation as could scarcely be e►peotcd w $ vessel of bee class. For in inspection of the old Schooner, apply on board, now lying in the Old Dock, Inner Harbour, Dover ; or ac the Aucttou Mart, Dover. N. B. Ineetuory of her Stores will be produced at the dale and Place sf Sale. THAMES DITTON, SURREY. ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNto TURE, Pier and Chimney Clams, French Melt. Chamber Organ, upright Grand Piano, beautiful 1114114' filigree Silver Flower-pots and Flowers, Cabinets mounted In Silicr. value. big Chinese Painting•, fine Prints. a few llotest. of Claret, and other Wines., Green-halm Piaats, Uta;luc, a Curric:e s Harness, and Iffests. By Mr. ROBINS, On tie Premises. Thsmes Dimon, on Monday. yr SS; itl4. and following Day, atFisven o'Clock, , 7 THE Elmant and Fashion:it)le HOUSE riot,:to FURNITeRF., comps:dog FAur pot Tent ar.d other led. steads, with Chita Cutter:, and other Fornitures, s.asoned f. a.; ther Beds sod hedJing. ltn r,ch rod WindOw Ce:tahse, javati'd Sofas and Chairs, excellent C..binet Articles In Rosewood and Matt 'g thifa,.Card. Pier, aud Din!rg Tables. Secretairs, Wardrobes, Chests of I)rawers. Machine., Cheval Glass, brussels and Carpets, I. bias, Glass, Cut.yla‘s fret, an Eight-day Clock, a Petitegraft. an Iron.elo et, Kittlito - Requisites, erns, Harness, aid various the Property of a GENTI.t.M.k):. 7 1 1 a) be viewed on Frilly and sznadav rmrding the Sak, *hen Catalogues may be had on the PttAtu.. s; son. Kingtvon; T 44, Ham/ken-Com, ; Red Lion, Pi.teons, r.resit- • • ford; and of Mr. Robins, Warm :elt.street, Coldonssquare. FEKME FREEHOLD ESTATE, 'TITHE-Fit SE, COBHAM, SURREY, Nineteen Mlles lima Landes.. • FAT R M ILE FA N. NI contains ntkvit. FOUR • HU/715RF.D !Wag commattei,:s vsrioss and beautiful Views. The liropii-ror boring meat a more estensive t urc an • in in itajseent Comity, this highly Impv•vr•ti Citify, full of 11W:inure, will be S:)1.1) AlreTl3N, a; the We.i•e-L'On Inn, l l C•4ltarn, on Monday the ii;!, Amos/ next., In Ose nr more lots. • Without the purchsse o say rats matattre, bur :he has and duos made sin the Farm, it ;rows annually •iiste Acres of Wheat, and Severity five Acres of Sprin: Cress. It ls ale irahir' adapted to the ituckhl.g t.f se :rid grass lamb tor the Londe* Markzt ; the most profirshie and canna system :tack:loans, wilere attention can be 'wen. Ihere are two large Barns, with capital Farm Offices are, a Dwell og House a r t 1% d 'to taco; two .'noble Oot•ars; Jan, StsoJings for sis catnaps and ter Itcrtve. • It.:litsti e, &c. Corn: N4anore. Timber, &c. to be taken ar a vsliatiuti ; Turnips to be reverv,d Posse,sion given s• lichatamas nest to the I ar.d, and to Cie nad Lattie-shels ou the 1 25th Alarch. tBl5. to.t St 1d by P.•,,:•lnn on the Pth if At.,-,tier, 'n One, Two s Or Three W., it kV 1 . 1 be let by Tender In One, Two, of 1 fin. Lots also, tor a term of Twenty-one Veers. Ample 4costlty toe the rent to be sivels. Tenders to be delivered to htesste. Craw. ten, Cobham; or to the 1i ilid, oo the Premises, before the day sale. • • _ _ The Dwelling Mouse, nearly new, was built with a view t• future extewitun. and will form a .part of 1. , .t Isl. If 6 adtuirs• bly suited to Officers of he Army and Navy ; many distinguished Meets, attracted by the beauty and salubrity at the Claim, liay.ng already set:leil iu its Mimed ate vicinity; mod is adapted to F.stablishments from £3OO to £5901) per autism. Td be/viewed ou Tuesdays and Fri :ays.by Tkkets. to Messrs. Crawters, Cobham; Mr. tigmer, Chancery A C, London ; or to the Bailiff ou the Preinises.—ily I. IBIS. GU ES MkUICINES. MR. BARNETT GUEST respectfully intlrMa the Public, that the OURS VON! Ana told by Messes. Newsier aml Sows, wb , le-ale mut retail, No. 19. Daosa-street, Dub*: g and those that wink to see the b..loary efficacy of them mar tocelva ti4t Intlarse.aaion, by perumnig " Guido from PILO. price Is. 5.t1.l Os above; tir by egamiiii.,g the STAR Newspaper. &Ire Weekly hile.setwer4 Or 14 Belk .1,- semb!ke, where they will see that these c mama Feraaisto.as h , v- been evahlithei in Louden fir :rate than tweaty yams, by relieviug this following muniteura to Swot= ale Icon., and by col log in a resannabie time, as sorts of Out:. Rl.ta.tsadc Rheumatism, Pleurisy, List r Complaint., cid sp-alm. Bs and Weakness, or C.:wt.-Actions prociecling from repeated pact yens of the above complaints ; likewise I lead azhes, routh-aehel a Face-aches, and Earaches; WOO patkors after they bad has. a.s. 'mitred into the London Hospitals, continued th,re a reaelsabkt rime, and returnPd without being reamed, have sitsrstanis boas restored to perfect math by the use of them restorst vas. lb* • success ctinding.hts &Attrition., Asthmatic, Names, and Cu*. am:glove Pills, are so great as almost to seem Inerelbte; and his To tit t'owder, if once use..!, will always lee prvictred. N B. These Mal Lines are sold whin, t..le by all the respect. able Medicine Veoders in London; but mull only by the l'ret prktor, B. GuLST, No. 9. Grad Satrerstfret. TN the various complaints incident to Ole human A frame, there ate none snore dreadful :n •::elr tuts", nor more alarming in their consequences. than theURAVhI. amIS I ONE, PAINS in the HACK, LOINS, cad 111.A3)DER, a:td I.Uhti • lIAGO. They are complaints to which every orbusi is liable, and are a foundation for every other species of Disoidtr. HICK NUN'S PI I_ LS, Composed of the mot, Wooer:it ingredieuti, have been rowed of singular efficacy, in not only strengthening the vessels corsta.ettig the urine, bur in happily destroying the petrifying quality of it, from which proceed the w.:uire complaints, Sic. removing the ca.culi, or gntry accretions, and bant‘hing every pernicious len. dency to these disorders, without confinement. From ticoasetoar new of the powerful quality of the .e P. fully evinced by a pnvate practice tit many yews, they Pre ',tiered to the alleged. and recommended a, a cure lot ,he ah.nic roriptalets. Stild wholesale and retail at Mr. budge., 4, Cheap stir. comet of St. Pauli Church-yard ; and retail by Belem aril Sharp. Poets. mouth ; Hall, Harding, and Inhume, Onvert Anoint. Weston, Mallory. lotto, Puttees ; 'Eremite's. Euler; Coorivordsv,Gians yillt4Gilbert,and Holland. Plymouth; blewhery,l/uLlui; Master and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Mandl:noon. Scott. and Reap burn. E.lintnitgb ; Creamed. bath; 'lowa Peck. Hull; Owens, F4waed. and Vaily, and liilliege.LlVefpool; Wens anal Lynch, Manchester; Bowen. bronvich; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; Whit!. Ertzhtisq ; anal MAC Malkin* Year deg% la bozos at alts. ltd. each. 1 - 7 7211; day Witt 'pnblished, in 4te. price 3t. Gd. sewed, ODES to hi% Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT.,. hit Imperial Majesty the EMPEROR of RUSbiA, and his Majesty the KING of PRUSSIA. By ROBERT SOUTHEY, Poet Laurear. i Printed hir Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-rote; and at the Beitish tiallery, 54, New 80 - id-street. Also speedily will be published, by the Same Author, 1. Rodea ti, the last of the Goths, a Poem. In one vot. Oro. — l , 2. Insi riptirms :Friutuphal and Stpu:chral, recording the Acts - I of the British Army in the Peninsula. 11 . • ..., , 'TO PRIN 1 ERS, BOOKSELLERS, snd AUTHORS. _This day was published, in one giro. Vol. price 111s.estra boards, PRINTER'S PRICE 1300 K, containing .1. the Master'Printer's Charges to the Trade fcr Printing 'V'urks of various sizes, ryins :Ind Pages. Also a new, easy and corrxct Method i.f.Costing.cfl Manuscript and other Copy, ex. amplified in t.pesimeit Pages of different Sizes and Types: to wit cb is pre fi xrd. Kittle Account of the Nature and Business of