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PIII I Per ('c: -• 41# k • •- . , • ri • k 4 ". e. I IsC- LI) L 7 1111 . - • 934 4. '...•••••••• NAST INDIA ROWS, Magary 4, THE cofiiii of DIRE (2 DRS of the UNITZD C 0,4 i'.I4NT if Al ARCILAINIW q ANGLANDisrawfiv EAST hvprEs, sir hcreGN give ititiat, r i ‘Xt a General Court of the said Control , will be held at telt louse in headenhaßstreet, on THURSDAY, the Rich „mot, at F.l4llett O . OIOCI ice the Forenoon, for the purpose of 7t..iaebig the consideration of the tollovting Proposition, viz. Dist the Court of Dmtctors be ref:nested to take into their -okleration the tricorn* the Comprmy's Institution at Halley , r s,sod how far it has answered, or is likely, on it. present to answer the ends proposed by the ttemlution of the Ge. 7 14:ourt of the Isth February, 11,05? And wh-titer, in their Seminary at the Company's expense in England 1 . !ow advissbte fur the Civil Service? and, if so, whether as -,josb-ent more ip the nature. of a School, where Masters i :old at enJ at stated hours, having proper authority for the l a c tufac,ment of obedirace, learning, and moral conduct, eferable to a University or College ? Ths Court, hottrr, tlpecially requests the Court of tractors to con tther the expense at preitent Incurred in maintahiing the 3etnicht not with great propriety he almost wholly saved; r *,t: stead of compelling parents to send their sans to a parti straioary, Cie Court of Directors went to cilium of the youths for their Civil Service in India, a certain degree of pro• ti.,-_T in such lingual es and sciences as should be deemed ne y, t h e saute to be cotifiedby Gentlemen of known learning riA:ay appointed for that purpose? Anil whether, in such •t would rot be highly expedient and economical to remove 'iary Seminary from Addistombe, to the more coming , building at Haileybory ? And that the Cocut - requested to report their opinions on the referred to them as soon as convenient, Special General Court to receive and con- JAMES CORI?, Setretery. IJAVIWt DAY. ,E PRINCIPALITY OF WALE!. iTON, Stock-Broker, has the plea to h:s Countrymen, Natives of this N r PRINCIPALITY, Lie eudeavours to 'have the Lottery drawn on the Sr OF MARCH, the Tutelar Saint of Wales. .iniseif he AO have the satisfacion of roub Prizes with which the unprecedented Lotteryabnutids,amonlyst his. Fellow Cant invites to his fortunate Office, 2. Cuashill, r Tickets and Shares• vr.R be respectfully •Welchntaw tiogaied to distribute the ta- PTATanIisOTTAILY•CIEFICES, 1, 9, , CnisatitopC lon. maw faith* lath anti•preseet. Lot ditty so relent Mi very grateful thanks semeralbi, fur the vast patronage Lottery just ittisbed, and particularly congra - obtained the Shares of the numerous Ca of flOrkwed anti sold at Ms 011ksi as Ait Holden ate requested up.ertlbr i lesintle ,Name.'to incluse.' their Ger 110- - smallest Lottery em known, (altogether • containing a Prim of £15,000, besides be all drawn in One Day. beta adopted en the suggestions etis and to ,comequence the drawing will dim T 4 tst of Mrch. On a future occasion hippies pay the some attention to St. George, Andrew. :THE PUBLIC. pespectfolly scares his sincete•thawks so aMoral patronage bestowed es the late ieffatlonoste a Now Lottery, consisting of o,trtisk Aver Anewl4., wktcb wit I Of NEX r MUN'C'H. T. BIM Maws; and US it Wat th. with of his mom be drawees ST. Dente. DAB, 4.11110114 orltb. Ow* fuore.seeaeion pa, Os !souk * attention to ST. PATfLICII. loam: a Carl of the CAERN'AEVON,Ianuary 25,1817. . Matelot:44e, in the 'lsaiah of November contracted for 15,000 Tkkets, to be divided entedes,, and requested the Opinions of the was myself induced to offer you a few hints, gratibratioa to me to Sod adopted, and hope the re the advautage of a proper deference to the in which presumption I shall again take the lualcating with you. As 13,000 fickets were • Lottery, there consemiattly abides isresidue 'V. Now look you, air :--as your Contract the Ist of March, audits that is a day dear of every Weidman, it would be a com &me myself we are not undeservin;, to place oa that day, and the atrangetneut today/ins Scheme. It. cannot, I feel as• 'h the mutintents of the Public, as it has by all nay Friends to whom I. have .hewn ...nom have expressed a presentiinent that destined foe the Cambro-Britons. Should you suggestions worthy of notice to such an went, Half-Share to our School In London would Saint David, which his Sons would slot rice of this in the Morning Post, as I sap of rcadtng that paper, will be an additional " Sir, ytoir Corultill, London. " SHENICIN.s SCHEME. £15,000 is .815,000 2,000 ... 2,0' 0 1,000 LW* Bi.o 1,( 00 300 .•• 1,200 200 ... 1,200 100 ... 1,000 LO 1,000 10 5,600 LIMO 'I ickets. Arledgineet was noticed le the Mono POST of luioary; and to comply with his Friend 3111151103 following Letter was sent to Mr. 111.14Katt, ate -.Wake Charity in Loudon t a. letter from Wales, s espy of which is is I have adupted the ..uggestions of my Corres. " Sut earn " I herewith enclose you an Half Share, 2446 (vviliCh I scud abContractor for the Lottery). Allow ' lO . &Otto send, on my own private account, a Cheek for ?Quads, for the me of your smile:at Institution. 'hole Lottery will be drawn miSt. David's Day;' sad eve me much pl easure If t h e abuse Numbs:should of Pitmen Thousand Pounds. To Mr. S " tam, Mr, your humble Servant, UNHAT, " T. BISH, tie Weil& Chaney, " 4. Ate. kr." Abewary 5, 1517.. x„- _y in such 12nguaces ; ers• - x) . , the satue to be can nt:ity appointed for t/ n .e, a would rot be highli to Miikary Seminary froi „ nu , an d ..patois building e: ihrecors be further req of r rent points herein refe .1 as roily and Sped , ; :p r the =me.' ST. 1 AnEREIS TO THE 7 - 4 11)W A 1t 7 .) EiT( • ,ure to announce to 1 ANCIE4 Tkt he has succeeded in FIRS In honour of tl EYTON Orters o:..thoeing the numerouv :chtni• for so bruah a Lott ho-lemons, whom he mei there their Orders for I* received, by the twig 'Wei roars of Fortune 01. 4,1 iTs BISH, Contract 2 . • twin,- kib it 1.0 d Is kis Prknds and the Pu he twelve:lln the Lottery utiles these who have obi till Prises (orrar b. of Inst. Web fonsione Ht • %two& in.. itonn. ; et Owes In the suet Iy I,ooollcitits,) yet c tin tuber Capiiisk. re 1 The Scheme ass 1 dch Correspondent, an Non Sr. DAVID . / PAT .• DISH will be Mill a t• Patrick, Of St. Andrew TO tl I.DISH respectful s e public •fee' tins 1 • and best Went RP 11l :OM. Tkietr.(dw yl drawn IN One Day tfii mire the fit* urtelpondeot Oat it gbh • srequen big been amts "it be bnpPY I" Pi . Gino', or tie. Ana ten "C " Sia—Whon,yon did; Int, your briloccootrai Oro one or nth: Limed Mu thereepos4 I was white it was a grudging rnolowill prawn the at Pidltchpinion; is whk Wier, bf cotomunlcatis den for the One Lone .r z, no for the treat. oot finish wit the 7. tie remembrance of .rh ent, of which I fiat r e/ t the drawing take ph according to Ow fol arch!, but accord with t highly approved b t ; elle nt.jority of who • t Lavais are deiticc. . :art zny suggestion present of a Half-S1 a compliment to Sal • .et: and yoor notice the constant habit of , won conferved on, T. hue, tsq. 4, Cori 1 Prize of 1 ...... •• a . 1 4 10 .»...... to ...... 5:0 3 .000 ickets • iiint.vriedgplent ,A 4 • 1 1 of January; and ate following L of the Webb C. Slit, irsiog received a.l , led—ansl as 1 hat • ot " sac neto," 2 446 (which I sea alio, See, to send, it rof, city Pounds, for el he whole Lotter) t ny dl eve me mud e a shine of ripe, To Mr. MINNII . I r to the Weisk " dtc:fe. Ste MONDAY, FEJ3JtWARY 10. 1817 • UNITED GRAND LODGE OF FREEMASONS. A SPECIAL MEETING of the GRAND ka, LODGE will be holden at Freemasons Hail, Great Quern street, on Werits..,t, at-, the tOth day of February ink' ant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon, to prepare an ADDR Fs:4 to be pre. armed to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. is con seri:mom of the daring and treasonable attack made OH his Royal Person, whencrturning from opening the Session of Parliament ; at which Meeting the attendanceorriery Member of the Grand Lodge is desired.—By command of the M. W. Grand Mager, His Royal Highness the Duke of th i ok e e, ‘‘'ILLIAM 11. WHITE, u. s . ED IV. HARPER, Freemasons Hall, February 8, 1817. On Wednesday next, rbe 12th February, wdl be publi,hed, hi Flue. voturno., SIX WEEKS ac LONGS. A B.(tiric.tl Novel. By 1 !Ste REAIDEN r. is i.ongo online genres." Sold by Henry Colbusa, Public Library, Conduit-Rs eet ; and all Wookselles I. 'his day was published, in Two Vols. Ilelo. prke Xi. es: boarJs. HISTORY of the JESIII'I'S ; to which it . pre • .s. rued, si Reply to Mr. DALLAS'S Defenorof the Order. I.onden o Printed for Baldwin, Cradoek. and Joy, %Wooster row ; W. IlLekwood, Edoillorgb, and J. Cumming, Dublin. SALES BY AUCTION. MONTAGUE S CP.EET, MONTAGUE-SQUARE. COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE, overlooking Montague Gar dens, COACELH3USB and STABI.E, &e. TO BE* SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROSIN. At tlarraway's Coffee I ',rise. 'ella - kge AUvy, Corobill, on TuultadAY, February 211, 1817, at Twelve o'Clock. A VERY Eligible LEASEHOLI) ESTATE ; cuinprisdig a Coltman:3w DWELLING-HOUSE, qiicite I Nu 17, Montague-street, tlontsgue.sipare, overlanking the I Gardens of Montague-house, ad m .ipt..l for the accomoda. then of a Family ot. !lotion : late the Residence and Pro- I p.ny of a Nobleman. C•intaiiiing, un vie U;.per Fluor, Four good Sleeping-room.; Second Floor, •1 Sree cheerful airy bed ehamhers, a Dressing-room, and Water-closer ; first Hum., Three handsome Drawing-rooms ' ronsainnicating by folding doors, walishandsomety paixted,ltitslled with .tilt elegant Conde« an.l Marble Chitrnerpie:e., Windows in front opening to a balcony ; Ground Four, Entrance-hall; Stone Stalr-case, a clpital I)in!ng-pazl..ur, w.lls alicened, brAry, Genticman'a ureiNiuproara, and Waver-clowts; base. them, Housekreper's-roona, Soreante-kall, Butler's Pantry,. Wine Cellar, Servants' Water-closet, asd Secoidary 4 .3!.ir cast to the Upper Storey; Detached Kitchen, Scullery, ar.d I.a4ndry. A Four-stall Stable and Coach-Am:se, with Loft, &c. over. 1 ht whole held for a Term of nearly Ninety Years, at a lu..v Gtuund Rent. To be viewed by Tiebeis. Particulars on the Premises ; of Merin. Burley. Moon, ani Lake. Lincoln's lint New-Nume; at Garratray's; :ad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gigien square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. "Ith day was published, In One Vol. nen. with a Portrait, pees Its. THE LIFE of WILLIAM HUTI'ON, F.A.S.S. including a particular Account of the Riots at Birmingham iu 1791. To which is subjoined the History of Ms Family, written by Himself, and pubbsbed by his daughter, Catherine Hutton. Loading t Printed for Baldwin, Cradock. and Joy, Pattrowter row ; and beilby and Koons, and Samuel Hutton, Birmingham. This day was pubUsbedyprlce sel • Is. In a portfolio, or 4to. £1 Ils. 6d. ILLUSTRATIONS to the BATTLES of LIONY, QUATRE BRAS, and WATERLOO, with cir cumstantial Details of the Communitations of Importance. Par ticulars by Staff and Regimental Officers, in a Series of 34 Etchings. comprehending General Vbsws of the British Position, Regimental and Individual Acts of Heroiun, Gallantry, and anci• dent, from the correct and spirited Sketches of Captain G. ;ONES.—Some Impressions are taken on India Paper, price ; ss. ail. Sold by 1. Booth, Duke street, Portland-Iplus ; aadT. Egerton, htlitary Library, Whitehall. nu day were published, In /Ivo. price 15$. beards, With a large and original Map, Mgmoißs of the lONIAN ISLANDS, enthi derea in a commercial, political, and military point of view ; in which their advantages of Position are described, as still et their relations with the Greek Continent : including the Life and Character of Ali Path*, the present Ruler of Greece toge ther with a comparative Display of the Ancient and Modern Geography of the Epirus. The.saly, Mores, Part of Macedonia: dm. By GENERA!. GUILLAUME DE VAUDOZICOUP.T translated from the Ortia.d Inedited MS. by IVII:LfAW WALTON: Esq. LoadonL Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Job Pater 'lover-row. 4; The Map which accompanies the Work comprises the Seven blonde South Albania. part of Maeda/lb, the Eon* Theo*. Liv 7 onim.and the Mores ; k le endrely Dew, andillug with Details which have not hitherto met the public eye.. - . hid published, ph* Is. To be continued regularly every Saturday. add rant by the News. men, free of postage, THE SECOND NUMBER OP THE LITERARY GAZETTE and JOUR NAL of she BELLES I.ETTR ES. Containing Accounts of New Frends Sind German Dramas; State of Literature and Arta in Saxony ; Proposals for a Llaerary Congress, by Gregoire, and Sir Charles Morgan; Letters from London; 3aths of Bareges - ; Travels la Greece, M. Corsi, Cotten* and. other literati; The Deux Pont* Library; Extra ordinary effects of the Winter Fogs in Germain ; New Laths' Literary Journal; Recent Philosophicil•and Literary Discoveries and Varietks, by Mi. Briode, Dr. Clarke, &c. ; Effects of the late Earthquakes; Biographical Notices and Anicdotes; De Steel ; Muatolitu ; Mondry the Composer ; Sir Grey* M•Gregor ; Original Correspondence of David Hume; Realises of Colman 's Eccentricities; Memoirs of Sheridan and Genii slialiey of the Battudeas • Proceedings of learned Societies; Literary and Philosophical int;Mgence; New Publications, &c. &c. Tbe 011 ice fur the receipt of Communications, is Westley and Parrish's, 139, Strand. Orders are also received by all Bookpellers and Dealers in Newspapers. '!'EGG'S YOUNG MAN'S BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE. This day was published, in One Vol. duodecimo, considerably enlarged and improved, with the addition den ludez,dtc. price only Si. dd. In boards, or 41. bound, of THE YOUNG MAN's BOOK of KNOW. LEDGE; containing a familiar View of the importance of Religion; the Works of Nature; Logic; Eloquence; Natural and Experimental ilhilosephy ; Geometry; Geography and As. trononty ; History and Chronology, S. Sic. Ey THOMAS TIGG, Editor of " The New Chronology." •," The Editor has spared no pains to compress into a small impels materials gleaned from a vast variety of sources, and has fixed the price low In order that every youth, who is desirous of acquiring useful knowledge, may posses it. 1 lie following is one among many encomiums es the Work : "This Is a Book from which be who knows nothing may learn a great deal; and he who:knows, will be pleased to find know• ledge recalled to his mind iu a manner that is highly pleasing." London : Prinsed foe T. Harris, St. Paul's Citurcb.yard; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster.row ; and the Editor, ' Cbcapside. Just publisbed,in tenni. pries Ss. 6d. bound, T HE BOOK of VERSIONS. or Guide to French ?tansladen and Construction. By J. CHERPILLOUII. This book is inten. id to facilitate the translation of English into French, and to smooth the road to the Construction of the Fr.acb Language. Ilse want of such a work has lung been ; for, excepting the common Grammatical Exercises, there has roc hitherto appeared any easy Guide to lead the Scholar, in regular gradariob, to that desirable end—the Construction of the language he is .tidying. Notts at the bottom of each pap have been combArd, to afford every necessary aid in substruction which the learner may want In addition to hie previous know ledge of the most important rules of the Grammar, as well as to tote a conttnual comparison between English and French (hems. Ihe contents are partly drawn from the best French classics. which have been carefully translated and adapted to the leirlleeS purpose; and, is the Selection of the 'object., particular care has been taken to consult the improvement both of bead and heart. Printed foe John Sower, No. i, PaltfßObttf.TOVl. Of whom may be had, GOLD/041TR% VICAR or WAICRIIRLD ; translated into French by J. A. Voullaire. Fourth Edition, etubtilished with Engra wngs 180 w. pries 3e. thi. • We may recommend this as the best French Translation of Goldsmith's Ific.arnf Wakefield. M.Voullaire has not only ren- dered seer, passe with laudable fidelity, but has entered into the spirit of the erigirial."—Monthly Review. August 1811. See aims nerlaitore of Arts fee June, 11111, and the • BrAlsit Crick for July, 1011. • SPACIOUS FAMILY RIESIDENC E, FOR E. COUR' 41.ARUE GARDEN, , cQACH-HiJUik, VALILE, stc. CURLON f•TREIL V, MAC'-FAIR. To be SOLD by AUCTION,-.WII'HOUf ANY RESERVE, By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on 1 xuaan.tv, the 6th Marcia, 1617, at One o'Clock, .VERY DEttRABLE ESTATE (Land -Tax R E edreried Y ). held bor . & Term of upWards of Nine Hun dred and 'twenty Years:—Compris'ntr that Spacious Manoon late la the occupation of LADY READE, deceased: share on the North Side of Cu zon-stmt,May-Falr ; a most -le shim- tion for the Residence of a Nob:eman ; encloasul by a Wall and Folding Gates; I.odges'at the Entrance; a lime Curt, plant .l with Ts eel:, and Carriage Drive to the. House, Which contains, 04 the Upper Stories, Ten Bed-Chambers, Dre.sing-atoonts, Water*ChAset,Stc.; on the Ground Floor, a Paved Ilan, \testi btik, Stone Stair-Caw, Ladies' hiutuiog Roam, I.lbrary, Gen* tleman's I/twang-Room, "rl/11 capital Drawing-Rooms, and an excellent Dicing Parlour; in the E tst Whig, a Range of St:runts Apartments and Domettic OfSces ut all descriptions, secondery Stair•Cascs, capital arched Cellars, for wine, beer( coals, &c. an excellent coach-Muse, Stables for Seven Horses, with Skip incrooms and Loft over; a large Garden at the back of the billion planted with Trees. 1 he Prtmises occupy a frontage of One Hundred and Thirty two Pee, and a Depth of about Two Hundred and Twenty Feet. To be viewed by tickets. Particulars nsay be had on Prt mlses; at the Subscription-houses, tit. Jansta's.street ; at Garra way's Care-boom, 'Change-alley, Cornball; and or Mr. Robins, War wickoo reet, illoideto‘quare. WARWICKSHIRE. CAPITAL MOD VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Eligible Dwelling-House, Offices, Fartn-Houses, Out-butklings, Cottages, Ac. and upwaills of NINE HUNDRED ANti SIX IN ACRES Of Mellow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lands, with fine sheets of Water, abounding wkh Game, and in a line Sporting Country. A very eligibk Property for luvestiug Money. TO BE. :SOLD' BY AUC LION, By Mr. it.OßlNg. At Garraway's Coffee-bowie ! 'Chen••e•Alley, CornltiU. London, on• 1 NU it Al" , the ISth Marek,7lo6l7, et Twelve taloa, iu - - One Lot, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. s4trate in die Parish of lIISLE.Y, in the County of W.lll - abounuirg with Game, and commanding drliglithil P:ctaresque Views over a rich Intik Country, in the centre of nirld Spurts; comprising a substantial and commodious Dwell ing-boom with, imitable attached and detached Offices, Barns, Stables, a nd Out- building.; gond Garden, hue sheets of Water, and upwards of NINE .HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES Of Meadow, /Ettore, Arable, Wood, and Coppice Land; lying compact, braglifutly diversified by hid aid dale, and ditiJed sum Eligible Farms, with Farm Misses, Barns;Stablii, and Out-buikl into, and sundry mit Meatuages. with Gardens, Scc. bounded on the East Side by the Ritter Arrow, within ria guile. of Akester, seven of Bcomsgrove, 14 of Stratford-upou-Avon, end l 5 of Bir mingham, and within three miles of the yiurcetter and hiriniur barn Canal, lb a fine part of the Coontiy, with good roads in various durecuon,, prow:dug a very capital Property lit iiiretting Mousy. Promeolefilnay be had of the Residence, and the principal pan ut the Land may be Is 4 at Lady-day arm Estate may be viewed by applying to George Idlii,s, Esq. Lodge House, Ipticy ; of whom paruculara may be had ; of Mr. Edward Simpson, and Messrs. spurner and ingtvby, Saidtors , at the Hen sod Chickens, and Cattle, in birminghim; Gentle, LIO add; Angel, Merrier ; Gulden Crass, liron,,g;uve ; he Lion, Stratford upon-Avon ; King's Head, Gloucester ; Mmars.Egenou khans. No. 3, Gray's Ina; Mews. Au ssie! and -Wright, No. 10, King's &sub Walks. Temple: at Giveaway'.; and of Mr. Roblin, Warwick-street, Golden square, Loudon ; where a Plan of the Es.ate may be teen. PRWE S' • •!! "\ • F. SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD HOUSE, ST. MARY-MCI. I.EADENHALLATREET. isy Mr NOBINS, At Garrawzies Coree-honie. Manes/11hr, Coral on Tomah. n.ts: . the .2311 Sebring. Uri. at rarefre A Fit E t:: 1-10 LI) DWELLING•IIOUSE. sitnAte Na 28, on the Eau Side of St. Msry.Aae, on Lease to Mr. JAMES I.IrTLC. t he PIVIIII•e$ are ihrre Sturie. ruin Room, mid a light Closet on a Sour . ; a Geueer's S' op oa the g in the oreopui.-a of Mr. lowa*; Private Ea trance. lOU l alas In the Nalientent. Viewrj by !tarp of ft.* l'enaot, of whom t r ardeolers may be ; a f.rraw..y's; sod of Mr. &Moos Miffielf.• O. rvet, (ha * c!) van,. COMP 1C I ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE. CR A VEN-S I NEE I , SIRAN.); In excellent Order, with intrn. TO BE ;mu) BY 11,01'10N„ B) Mr. Ito 3' CIS, - . At Garraway's Cod'ee house, Vtianr.alley Cornhili:on Tu at. n.svi the 'twit Fehr. vy. tBi 1, a- t weave o'Glnclt, ADESIRP-BI,IL LEAiEHOLD ESTATE, cotn;ni•lng a compact eligtb'e Dwelling-house, "trade No. on the West suit of Craven•s•rt•et, Strand; recently re. vaired, modernised, at'd fitted-up ar a considerable rxrcnset sad tit for tmoi.Atate reseptio. - . Con' atning, on the Ucper Flo tr i , tree Sieepieg-rooms and HouseniaLl's-c oset ; S,lci4nd Floor s Trio airy Bed chambers, a Dros-ing.rxiin, Ciosets„ £c.. * First F.ow, a handsome Drawls gwnorn i a wow, windows to the 8 ow, hi:sling-diners ar.:aine to a back lk.wiip_;-ronin correspondent's , Gard-up, lea 4 third Roam; Ground Floor, Entrinc4.hal, Diblogsroom, Library, Liter-room, and St rung•room and Water asset and Yat'd ; Basement, Kitraen, w.... r laid no, Back .k ache's, Sculkry, Area, with %%tilt, &c. To be viewed by '1 'diets. Particulars may be bad on the Premises; at Garriway's; and of Mr. itohins, Warwick-greet, Golden-square ; of whom 'rickets for viewing may be had. POur uF WEYMOUTH. FOR. SALE BY Atli; By Order of the Honourable Cummi•morners of his Miljeery's Custom', on Tv aso IY,ALtrCh 11, 1817, at 11,;“ the Cuetum house, Weymouth, T HE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, VIZ. Fur Fa?cration, *197 Yards Sift, 6 V:1.11S ai,d I.l:dt 1, , 9 Silk Shawl , ' and Scars, 1:12 Silt; liandk.cci.ielii, l;it u, 11) Stackinro, 6 Palr Kid Glove*, 1 I Ouncei Sevrn,g auk, and 1 :ink Purse. Subject to the Payment of the. Duties 'nf Cdsmms and Excise, lirsinly and Geneva, 4 lb.ul Wine aad pounds, SI Bdrll, quantity 49 Cwr: :41t, I i3ox, quantity I:: Saks, 2% Ibi :agar, Sits. 'lea, 7 Yards and tbreesquarters Cams • bric, 3 Yards and Half Cloth, I Waistcoat Pleat. 4 Pair Angola Gloves, and 4 Pieces, quandy II Yards and Half, Lace. The Oat& may be viers , ed by applying at thiCustoaa-hwAse ' two days previa', to the day of Sale, only. BERKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY POIYATF. CONTRACT, With innite.diateposseutem, A VERY Desirable FREE HOLD R EST DENCR, Land-tax redeemed, the y of the late Honourable General UesASTr, situated w th- Wegeril tyre. 'laity of the Town of Wokiogham, heats, co:mining of as Etta trance Hall, Dining room, Study, an excellent Kitchen, a.al Offices of trey description, five best Lied rooms, and three Ser. rants' Al ~ with Conlehouse and :*tables, a beige Gaidets ' well worked, with Green-house OreliarA, and a small F.el4 joining, and Four Ames ot ne wly inclos..d Lind. Cont;guotis to the DsCa.U:us house it a large Building whielt nnlgh. Ie c ovestcd into three or four Rooms. The ' , institute awl Fixtures to be taken at a frif V sluatit4.l. Further pArticulars may be known by application .n tLe Pre. mi-es; or to John Corfirld , ils4l. hroall-htrr , I. London. N. 8. Sevo Acres of .I.and adjuinio,7 !hv i'rrmiort may be rented if required.—Letters to be post Nod. WARREN'S SUPERLATIVE LIQUID BLACKING. WHEN HISTNY relent& in Pier terintierlui page All the WOUIiCfS prod;,c'd in this woaderft I age; Wnen she claws each science, tarp Arc, and each Trades Each Int:movement tor u•e or Ca ornament made; ' While her eye beams a: the list Ow surveys Of fiiventhro, a;I equally inviting ptaise ; While doubting whom firs: tram that tin she shall name, Where a West, or a Davy, or Colwell, can chin, She fur ScicNCS decid-s.--Bin, say. rAsHIIO - 9, not at; I Tye my faierite, there. Wasittett, his name you well It His alsaint II brilliant, in th' annals of Fame Has len; time been einull'el—there he 41i4rr the first name. What though iIOSS decks the Head, giving youth to al arm With wigs of all coders—yet he ea.mat moo "I s ta polish those heaLtuwliere oft Ira hmi is lacking, WAltan Can poli.k their Feet with his 8ia.'.. 7 .1/ As promoters of taste, I'm indebted, tru.!, To the Totlorr—their genius deserves praise Erma yon-- But no cut of a coat can maktPashion complete Unless WAstilLies Icr LLACKING adds stye to the feet. Only view hs effect!—Cali a mirror surpass 'This Palish —rreectin: your. tar.: like 2 Z1"40,! Not only its Polish— so'strerigthem. the la-mbar, that the Feet are prese:v'd from the damp iit wet weather. 'Ls merit, quoth Ili‘Cry, I stow iiiidervand; e(Reetar WARREN, you say, has remiv'd to rite Strand ;--) • An Invention so useful deserves its reward, So fur your sake, dear Yoshio°, his name I'll record. • 'llse above inestimable BLACKING is prepared by ahiat 1472/im. REMOVED TO No. no, STRAND, LONLION. Ao.l *Ad Jiy otu.t Boot 111..kers, Oripe..ro. Irfruauegers, and e-:enwrs in tv•iy 'lowa' hi the Kwudoni, iu btu-gimmicks, CA hod. anl is nd. each. . LOCK AND SURGICAL ItISPE!`ISARY. His Royal ilighnwo the 1/I.ce of YORK, Prtsident. Su atatoe• —Mr: l'itirnan, 7t.l,•niber 4.f tl.e Royai Coll eze, I.ondost. Govait blues—Earl 411 Eireniunt, lof I .eitrint, Hon. Colonel J Barry, M John I.atonche.NT.P. illE gnyal and “ns II the nbOVe 1 8 LI ti.r tin. !tome Treat Inc nt oIITENF.R tAi. COMPI.AIa - r. - „ and their danr,eroct concgtitnees, in order to insure the belhfits that !hive re , tit:t4l front .t stie: ted Mr. Kb r oan as in :,urgenal.(aandlng high on the its! of tt.a Itoyal Coree:) iron* having directed bin chict :mention to diseases. N.r. Kiernan conceives It a part of his official duty to caution the public, by pointing to the I.iat of the Royal published l in February, 11416, as the oiliy sure garde, and T! , ..t rn awe' twn of persons assuming such titles, and pub!.k.ly thrill, WU hunt be itg sanctioned by this list, are to Le cr. d. , ed. Mist report► hit the I.ock llispenary wui pr..ve that tome of rte most dangerous Clete of atrielUres. Debalq. ~roi other ..,Fpo•ed iscurabit :arc. inn, of the Generative Urgail, brave bern here ra dically am; sure, :of Hy treated. Mr. hicriiaa nay be con- ul , •d as usual, by troh :'.xe•, at Ms House, 21, Lower Charlotte-"street, lii.liorri.sqw are, Wl.ere lee. !era front '1 own and Country are 1.1.1).1 ati4res..rd, and the acres. sari advice and stiedictne will be wren, or scut, toany [art utiles . United Kit.l.lext. Just publidscd, price 4s. '2d F.:!ition, i'ravical Observations ou .he above Dlsea.;•.., by F. Kiein: , ll, .11:d n2:.y hr had at No. I :4. .1:1.1 No. le, Crow n..;ourt .i f u l;e u t . -tgrect, Nu. :AN l'ltxrurty: , COMPACT DWELLING-HOUSES and OROUND-REN FS, Si. THOMA I TS-hQUARE, HACKNEY. TO Et &OLD BY AUCTION, By Mr..ROBINS, At Glarraway's Coffee-House. 'Llsaage-Alley. Corabill, •on Tuuasnar, February to, 1817, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, 91WO LEASEHOLD ESTATES (held under •1. St. Thtima,'s Hospital), situate in St. Ilsotnai's-square, Parish of St. John, Hackney, producing an improved Rental of upwards of ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY-ONE POUND, Jett ANNUM. LOT 1. Comprises FOUR NEAT DWELLING.IIO situate on the Eatt Side of St.Thinnas's-square, on Lease; azi.l it the occupation of Mr. Lister, Mr. SOm, .use, Mr. Willey, and Mr. White: and ONE CAFI i•AL ELLING-HoU ou the'North Side of the Square, to the occupatiou of Mr. Fox. , Loy 8. An ENCLOSED MEADOW, situate at ;he back of Lot 1, on Lease, and iu the occupation of Mr. Davison, till Lady Day, 18 al. LOT 3. An ENCLOSED PIECE of GARDEN GROUND, wen planted with Fruit Trees, situate adjoining Lot v, on Lease, and In possession of Mr. Davison, for the same Term. Lor 4. A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE, situaut at the South East Corner of Sr. l hontas'e.square, in the occupation, and on 'moot° Mr. Hayti& Lot 5. A Ditto , adjoinicg Ditto, in the occupation of Mr. Allen, on Lease till Lady Day, Imo, determinable as thereat '-mentioned. LOT b. A Ditto, adjoining Ditto, to the occupation of Mr.. Tate, on' Lease till l.ady Dap, 110.9, deter:utnable as therein mentioned. An the foregoing Lots ire held under Leases till Lady-day, 311111, yids other Lands, containing between 1 hree and Four Acres, wherein Several Houses are bunt, at a rent, per annum, sei4. Iho apportioned Ground-rests payable In respect of the foregoingoalount together to AIL per anitunt. . Puticalatomay he had an thethiswisee; to the Mermaid Ta vern, Idackot7 ; of H. 'Culver, Esq. Solicitor; Percy-street, Radbone-place; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square.