Star. — London, England, 1814-10-12 00:00:00

r . • I . . • ... • . • S _ . • • , . •„1 • • • • • • I. .11 IL • 7 1- I_l • '43 '46•• • * r • • .- • 4 . -r -:r4.144111g3 Nt'lqur,R. t/614. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 12 'lBl4. PRICE' SIX IItRee4tAIALPI4 7 ,I 4 : N Y. THFATRE ROYAL., DRI:RY-LANE. riIIIIS PRESENT' EVENING, their Majesties' sirvamis wllTperfcrm the Comedy of QtAllt LOTTERY o' ',OOO TIC KETS-NO I . 1 , -,7 . BLANKS—ALL 'l'o BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, • NBXT SATDRDAY, OCTOBER IStli. • ' ' SCHEME. 1 of £20,000 1 • a ...... ... • IA 3 3 500 - ..... • ... 12 —, . ..... in° 1,200 20 50 ... -. ...... 10) 20 2,000 5,860 5 5.:9,300 ..... - SALES• BY:-;AUTION.. JOAN BULL. Dcnris Ilrulgruddery. Mr. JOHNSTONg I • .iob Thornlitrry, Mr. DOW lO N.. Mt s Brufxruddery, Mrs. •S ARKi Mary Thomber. y ' Mrs. HORN. To which will be added. I LLUSION. Tn.morrow, Hamlet, with Matrimony. On Saturday, a new Comedy, called Polley; or,. Thus Rana at e World Away. .4.'•••••• • • . ; , A VERY DE3IR ABLE RESIDENCE, KITH ..et. 000 D GARDEN AND tURNITQICK; Al HACKNEY. By Mr. Otki i* r, " .•, On fly! Pr:inf.:es; ms isdtr, Ae I itdt install. et 'heels , * ' o'Clq:k, by order ;he Fropr!c-tic. temoring, stnie4s an tot ceotAble offer shall he sreviou:ly ma: by Privatv Contract, w:•la lin.nettiato possesaion, 1 1 11 E impmved and V.iitt thleu LAsz of A ?err . comfortable P. MII,Y 1-1011i!t., resreerah'y situated is Mare.st rest, near W.II street, liarkney,contairutur four cheerful pleasant 111101311 on a Bloc, the domestic Oilicee particularly can? • venient, with a spacious very priducrive walled Garden, hell tor nine years aid a quarter unexpired, at a Inw r.n•, i.i.very lid repair ; also the remainder of the neat I lauirhold Funi.ture, cornpriang full-sized eget:tient Beds, a Sofa-bed, mahogany Sec. ea take and Bookcase, and the general assortment of useful articles, in good state The Howse maybe viewed, and the Furniture as usual. Par. ticulare at the Mermad, Hackney; and at the Unice of Mr. Scutt, 28, New Bridge street. 6,000 Prizes. £60,000 TICKETS and SII4IIEII are Selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the Lottery.at their Offices, the Corner of Bank buildings, Corniiill, and f wing the King's "Vicws, el9ring • r.`ross. 41(here they sold the follow ng Capital Prizes in the Last Lot tery, which fin shed d. -awing 17th September : No. nO5l • - • aelO,Of 11l No. 76:4 - - s,imo No. 90;79 - - - 1,000 114 THIRTY-SIX SHARES. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, &Member 17, 1814. B / 1 Statute 39 Geo. 111. cap. 76, called the SHIP LETTER ACT, the Postmaster General was authorized to receive Letters directed to places within the King's Domi mions, and to Countries beyond' ihre Seel and to forward them by any Vessels (although not Packet Boats) and to take a Rate of one half of the Packet Postage of Letters conveyed by Pa eket Boats. R•ld by the tame Aci . the Postmaster General was aulhorizeti to kr s Rate of Postage of sd. a single I.etter, and so in pro port i os t r I.etters brought by Ships ether titan by Packet Boats, certain Regulations from places .14roast i Great Britain . HAGAR!), BUit NE, and Co. respectfully int' , ,rm the Public, that TicKeTs and SUAR ZS for the ensuing STAra Loma* are on Sale at their Olkce, No. 93, ROYAL. Eacu*wuc, Loaders. The Lottery eondsts of only B,o' l o Ticker% all of which are Prizes, and all to be Drawn in Uue Day. SCHEME. 1 1 Inc first Clause In the above Act continues in force :—but ITIFA.DING SCHOOL MEETING will be held 111, at the BtAli INN, 111ADINO, 011 TUZSDAY, OCTOM 31. Dimter at akar. WILLIAM MONTAGU. /Esq. steward „ WILLIAM 5TEPH151411.2411- By an Act passed in the last Sesron of Parliament, 54 Geo cap. 149, the above lime of Poitage of 4il. a single Latter will cease ou and trom the 10th October. 1814 ; aad a Kate of 6d. a single Letter, and sa on in proportion on doable, treble, and ounce iters, will become payable in lieu thereof, In addition to any Inland Postage which may arise upon the internal conveyance of the Letiers. NAPOLtON. BONAPARTE, 3 1,..14 0, &C. &C. To be Drawn NEX'r SATURDAY. Letters (post=paid)' July answered, and Or,rers from the Country- aceoni;ianied with Remittance, punctualiy attended to. Goveitimait mid all* other Public Securities Bought and Sold by Commi,sim. X I TBTTIO ,pf a manificent PAINTING of IiONAPARTE, takes Paris, lay his special permission, 411 .his return from Moscow, by the Historic Painter LE-, IfillVßE,and completed nud e*the immediate superintendence of die ctlebrated DAVID, First Painter to Napoleon. The above yraskand inimitable Paining repretfriits him s•atiditig upon the krone of the 'Fbuilleriet, in Ids imperial State Rubes, of the na t iral siie, with the Regalia of the French Empire. '1 he Painting vas la's the propt sty of the Mayor and Municipal Council of the Lay of ,Liege; was removed from the Mansion-house of said lay on the ab dication of Napoleon, and is the only natural like ness new publicly exhibiting in Europe. 'To be seen at Mr. Sutton's No. 5; West side of Leicester square, from ten till dusk. Admittance is. Printed descriptions to be kad at the Room. This day were publ:ehea , leato.priee As. boards, LETTERSfrom a LADY to her SISTER, during a Tour to Paris, in the Months of Apt il and May, 1314. Pritqed for Longman, Harm, Rees, Mine, and Brown, Pans noster-roW ; and at the liritids GLilery, 5 i; New Bond-street. Of whom also may be bad, A Voyage to the Me of. Elba. Translated from the French of Mrs Arsenio Intbaut di; Ilerneautl. In 6110. trice 7s. fid. boats ABERNETHY'S SURGICAL WORKS. 1 This day was published, in Bvo. the Third Edition, is. Soards, of RG IC AL OBSERVATIONS on DISEASES resemblit g SYPHILIS, and on Diseases of the Urethra. by JOHN ABERNETHY, F.R S. &c. &c. Assistant Surgeon to Si. Bartholomew's Hospital, Teacher of Ana:only and Surgery. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees ' Orme, and'BroWn, Pater nester.row.—Of whom may be had, by the same Author, J. surgical Observations on Local Diseases, bvo. the 3d Edi tion, price Ts. boards. 2. On Tumours and on Lumber Abscesses, in Bvo. price 6s. boards. S. On Injuries of the Head, price 71. boards. s, Istratornical Lectures, in *lvo. price es. 6d. boards. 'This day was published, lin:One Vol. 12mo. (the Second Edition) lance 6.. boards illus trated with Plates by Lowey, of A FAMILIAR. IN'r RODUCTION TO THE ARTS and SCIENCES, fur the use of Schools and Young Persons; containing a general Ex, lication of the Fundamental Principles and Pacts of the Sckncee, divided into Lessons, with Questions subjoined to each, for the domination of Pupils. lay the ttev. J. JOYCE, Author of Scientific Olaiogtits, &c. Tinted for Lotignion, - ki l tuat, iterecOrttut, and Brown, Pater. au!ster-row. " We do not hesitate to re commend thli as the most useful and satisfactory epitothe of human knowledge, which has yet been putslisbed."--Anti Jacobin Reviewi, November, 1811. " We 6em ourselves fully justified in recommending the Ye- Lime to Parents ;ad liiitructors, as containing much 1160E11 1:1t. ter in a elt . ?ap and con'venidnt forni."—Molithly R.v. Nov. MACAS.YAR TN consequence of urnei-ous complaints of counter felt MACASSAR OILS composed of deleterious ingreaTnts, von imptsii2d on the public, Messrs. ROWLAND and t , ON, col" Proprietors of the GENUINE MACASSAR 011., for the (;ROW TN of HAIR, deem it an imperious duty to caction the Public not to ptirChitie any wi: hoist their signature on titc cattst..le label, in red and Sow, In their own hand writing, and partleelarly re ebserie the name, because some in alduous person* sign *Or cqunterfeits Rolandson to &cents: the public"—Also to ask for ROW LAND's MACASSAR OIL, price Se. 6d. les. 611. and Ll. Is. per bottle, with ROWLAND'S PRACTICAL and PHILOSOPHJCAL 7REALISE on the Presittration of the Human Hair, giving a.ftill descerion of the Oil, enclosed with each bottle, sold by the sole Proprietors, A. PowLAND and son, corner of Kirby-street, Hat ton-Gar,lea (the firtt turnirg on the right from Holborn) London. AliCltsy ap pointment by Messrs. Hendries, Perform:is to her Majesty, litchborne-street ; W. Smyth, 117, Gattie and Prince, S 7, and D. Riggs, 33, New Bond -street; Bayley and Blew, Cockspor street ; S. Berry, 17, and .1 olinston, 15, Greek •atreet, Sohn ; New berry and Suns, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bolton and 'fun, Royal Excht-tigst ; Butler, 4, Cheapside; T. Rine, 37, Clic .pride, and 52, Park-vine' ; and by most Perfumer , and Medicine Ven der, throughout the Empire.. Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE; or, IMPERIAL DYF.: a preparation of wonderful metamorphoslag powers, which will immediately and effectually change RED or GREY HAIR, W liliKEß't;, EYEBROWS, &c. to a BROWN, BLACK, or AUBURN; and so permanent, that neither soap or water can remove it. It is perfectly itittotious, and corn• pounded of 'getable substances, 7s. 6d. per bottle. Any lady or gentleman may anly it to their can hair wish ease, and it will prove superior t any giber. 'l'o BE SOLD, KENT FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE, Dept ford Creek Bridge, Coventry, Oxford, Neatis, Monmouth, Swansea, Grand Junction, Ellesmere, Old Union, Grand Union, Grand Surrey, Warwick and Myron, itemiet anal Avon, Wilts and Derk. 4, and Lanca -.er C*nal Shares, Somerset Co al Canal Lock Fund, Albion 1. ire, and ltiick Life Assurance Sluret. Apply to Mr. Scott, 23, New Bridge-street, London. MORTGAGE. • WANTLD, from £2O me to silo,oooon the most ample Freello4 'ecurity, and particularly advan'ageous to rue ee., having large surns to lay out or invest on Lauded sycuri:y.—A liberal ieniuneration will be made to the person pi.o coti:ig it. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Mr. Cuisha, Law titaliotter,.'l2irvadneedle-atreet, London. GARDENING. A GREAT Var;ety of new. invented, Useful, and Introvert GARDENING IMPLEMENTS, recommended by the most eminent Nurserymen in the neighbourhood of the Metrcroo.is, calculated to Live facility, ease, and pleas .1e in the above Science, u well as to &Nisi& rlbly le,sett the t ap , nces,— To be seen only at ele Horticultural Repository, 9, Leicester street, Leicester-square. By EDWARD JUXE3, Patentee of the Averruncator. AY HIS mmENIYI LETTERS- PATEN r. MiLLARWS imegauL TWINE &urn. (Warranted free from Mixture) Made in the_vetiou* Widths of 7-8 and 4-4 fur Shining, anti 9.11, 5-4, awl 6-1, for Sheeting. rrl IS Article, so desirable for its economy, and its -IL grearconduciveness to health, is manufaetured on a rnatho. mat ical principle (ayant Mute l'asrcable de 14 toile du hn). It so regulating the ; @visitation, having no flax tor any thing of a cold nature mixed with it,. that the ill effects of sudden transitions from heat to cold, after exercise, is totally prevented, and renders it most desiralie in every china:et:Aid scastm, and to every Judi ettltai. It is sold, stamp- d with th..t ratentre's name, &c. at the LAS INDIA WAR 13 No. lit, C i I'SIDE, and at nu other House, in kteces of cS yards each .41:1 upwards, at 2a.; 21. 6J.; cs.; 6(1 ; and 4s. CI per yard, and nearly half the price of other Cloth. Each i'lice is warranted. Ihe 5-4 Sheen iu pecMiar comfort in Winter, attil in Foreign Cli mates, are from 26 to .52 yar..v-; and the 6-4 from S 6 )ards up ' wards.- -Orden a (with remittance) pundually executed. Ns 16, Chcapside. BY IDS MAJESTY'S PATENT. OYAL AN'T'I ArrßrrlON COMPOST- Ls, 'PION, instead of Tallow, Oil, or Crease, to preven: the Effects of Friction in ;train-Engines, Machinery, Mills, Car. riages, Coaches, Waggons, Carte, &c. instead of Copper for Sh ps' Bottoms, Tar, Patceline, and Service fur Rigging, or ser vice for Cables ; to preserve Polished Steel or Iron fi out rust ; I Woed or Wooden Bu ldings front the Dry-Rot ; and by the use of which the Public save in all cases not less than three hundred per cent. eiclusive at saving wear and tear, time and laboi.r. Sold, [or the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-Cross, near ti:e Admiralty, London ; and, by their appointment at most Ship Chandlers, Printers, Baoksellers, Librarier, Stationers, Drug gists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmonger -4 Cutlers, Coachatakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-olEces, 0.1 and ' Colcur-shops, Sadlt r,, and Shopkeepers in the United Kluzillni, in boxes, price 2s. Gd.; .15.6 d.; 10s. Gd.; One Guii.ea, and '1 wo Guineas' i_ach. The snialkst size Boa contains a Quartity sufficient to Prime a Four Wheel Carriage Four times, with which it will run up wards of Six Thousand Miles, and it will answer is the same proportion for all dither Wads of work. I ZS PASTILLES MA RTIALLES de MON r. Pi:I.IER; or, AROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL, are a discovery of the first importance to the present and suc ceeding ager , , their happy effects being equally suddkii, certain and perinnient; so diffusely salutary, that whsle they give tone to nerves, and health and vigour to the entire frame., the yinipart a ge n:al heed through the wlyle system, and exhilirate the animal spirits in such a manner, that they may fairly be said to reanimate nature; for those diseases occasioned by debility, relaxation, pewi t' anon 01 strength, or want of tune in the nervous system, they are recommended with the utmost confolence, as the must agree able, safe and infallible remedy that ever has been, or perhaps, ever can be clistovered by the researches of science ; they act t.ot as a temporary stirnulu-, or by irritation, but by gradually and effectually .strengthening and renovating the constitution, ex citing the heal:lty action uf, and i !parting increased energy and vigour to every part of the human liame; they restore the lan guid, debilitated, nervous and relaxed of both sexes to sound and vigorous health; when aversiosa to exercise, loss or depravity of argetite, and pallid coutitettante iodic ite approaching consump. tieo, ilte•thlicitte lemalz will he restored to health and society by the benign influence of this me ficine. At Montpeiter tbese lozenges acquired a degree of celebrity unequalled in est annals of wiedioine, and Imlay persons who have gone there from this country, attribute their recovery more to this invaluable preparation than an any other cause whatever. Prepared by the Proprietor, J. P. Seddon, a::d sold wholesale and retail by his Agent, Mr. Gifford, I Sti, Strand, London, in boxes at 7s. and 9.25. a ch ; also by Davison's, I , Parliamenr street, Dublin, (Agents for Ireland) ; Baxter, Edinburgh ; Mon day and Co. Oxford; Meggy and Co. ChePissford; Cruttwell, and Meyler's, Lath; Bradie and Co. Salisbury; Langdim and Co. Shelton:et Trewnun, Exeter; and most Venders ,of Me dicine In the Kingdom. Yo prom,: imoodtien, each box it signed by the Proprietor (J. P. i liedc!on) owit hand writing, without which none can Feasibly be assetfisab • • And the sane Act contains the following Regulations, vie : Ship Letter, may be forwarded by the Parties Sec c. 3. The Po:tmsster General shall receive Letttrs di rected to places Abroad, both within the King's Dominions and Kingdom► and Countries beyond the Seas, from Persons who may he desirous to forward them themselves upon payment of a third of the Packet Rates, and shall mark the Postage and re turn the Letters to the person., who may forward them by any Vessel', not being 'Packet Boats, without penalty. Persons Licensed to collect I.eters. SECT. 4. And the Postmaster General 5h..11 a n d may licenee Persons to collect Letters to In ha forward,d upon raymer.t t•I the afotesaid Rates, so as such :ice', Pe! iuns shall , :uusly In-ing the Letters to a Post-Ofrre pay the Rv., Coffee-house Ketper4, Brokers, an;) others desirous of collecting Letters et their houses, are hereby required to spply to the Gene ral PuetsOffice, in Lombard-street, or W. the several Postmasters at the Out Ports, for the said Liccucts, which will be delivertil to them free of any charge whatever. Apo's in the Kings Dominions an d Countries beyond the Seas. Sec r. 5, For the Security of Lett• n coming to Gnat and to place them under the operations of this Act, Sect. 5 and (3, the Postmaster General:, to adthortze Persons Abroad to col lect !Atter' frcm Masters of Ships and oche's, and to make them up in sealed lia : ;s . or Parcels addressed to the Pos:master General, putting into the said Bags orl'arcels a Certificate of the number Of Letters contained in the same, and an Imptession of the 3t.:si which shall be used, and the date when sealed, and for the .r rare and trouble the Masters to whom the rags or Parcels shall be coo& led for conveyance to GI eat Brir •, shall pay to such au thorised Person at the rate of ss. Mettry, for every 60 Letters. and so in proportion for a greater or lessvr number. '11.4 Packet Agents and Deputies to the Postmaster Geonal In the King's Dominions, or Countrin beyond the Seat, the Co. lonial Postmacers, his Maj -sty s Consuls, or Vice-Coustils, or where there are no Public Officers of these descriptions, any other Public °Seers or respectable Persons are hereby authcsr.zeil by the Postmaster General to make up Bags and Parcels of Letters ln - the Wanner before described. Masters of Ships. Seca . . 6. Are to pay as above for t he 13ags entrusted to them, and on delivering the saiae in a perfect state at any Post-Ofilce in Great Britain, will he repaid by the Pottnsaster the sum at name) , which they shall have so advanced, and also for their two care and trouble the stun of 1 wo-pence per Letter for evety ;setter or Packet contained in such bags or Parcels. SeCT. 7. If any Master b11,1:1 open any Bag or Parcel en trusted to him, or take out any Letter, ur not d IT deliver the Bag with the Letters at the Post•Olfici., of the place svitere he , shall arrive, without wilful or unavoidable delay, every Master shall forfeit and pay teoco, tire - r. it. The Masters are required on their arrival id Port, to sign a Declaration that they here . delisired all Letters on board according to the Act, and until such Declaration, the Offi cers are not to pertnit the Vessel to break Bulk, a:.41 every Mu ter wilfully neglecting shall forfeit .C5O. And with respect to Letters from Great Britain to Countries abroad, Masters of Vessels are required to take notice. that if they shall have on board any such Letter ( xcept the Letters of their Owners) ' ',either inclosed in the sealed Bass that will con tinue to be ma le up at tie Genet al Post-Ogive, and at the Out- Ports, tam having the a Pact walk and sunup, to denote that a rate of postage has been paid tsar the same (of which scamp im pressions are exhibited at every Post-office), such Master shall, as aforesaid, forfeit the sum of Five Pounds fur every Letter. And the Officers of the Customs are, under this Act, to admi nister an oath to every Master, that lie has not any Letters ua board contrary to law. Officers of she Cu;tomq. SECT. 9. The principal Olfictrs of cte Cus•oms rt every Port are required to s;..:.rch daps for I.e•trt s o:i board, contrary to the Ace, and to thou, and they are to be inttt:ol to a Moiety of the Penaltietl. Sect. 10. Such Officer.; are revired to administer an Oath to every Nla,ter outward bound, that to has not any Letter.; o:1 board which have not paid the Rates, not being the Letter. of the Owners. - - A Declaration is to be signed - by every Master arrieini; trout abriiad, as explathrd in that part ur thin Advertivinent iuune diattly addressed to them; and until such Declaration the Ofti• eery are slot to permit the vessel to break buss, and (Sect. it.) it any Collector, Coitioroller, or Principal ()dicer, Ite.eby required. to prohibit any sldp or vessel breaking bulk until the provis:ous! of this Act be complied with, shall permit t uch ship or ve-sel to break bulk, such Collector, Comptroller, or Officer so permitting such ship or vessel to break bulk, shall torh.it sad pay the sumo! l'ounds ; one moiety therea to be paid to the ittformer. Merchants, Brokers, and the Pdb Sect 8. Virifl ; ake notice that if any person whatsoever that send any Letter or Packet, by any ship or vessel, of which l►e shall nut be the Owner, or if any Master shall have on board or carry any Letter nut being the Letter of his Owners, without inch official mark the rein:, the person so offending shall turfeit and pay live Pounds for every so, hi Letter or Packet. Sect. 14. Any Person who stall fine or counterfeit the Stump Mark of Postage, or Designation, to be put open the Leiters by Authority of the Posintaster•Cencral, w.th intent to avo►d the Postage, will be guilty of a Misol.nteanottr. Sect. 13. *f he several Penalties of this Art to be recovered In any Court of Record with lull Costs; a Moiety to Le paid to the Kii.g, and the other to auy Perauu who will inform and sue for the ante. Secr. IS. Tlis Act does not eztynd to restrain the East Inala Company nor their VI ecgig%, hum bctuliwg and receiving from their Governmtuis and :iervants abroad; Packets, Letters, and. Papers relating to the :itlairs of the Company, and of their Go • vernments abt nad in the manner accustomed; but ail Letters that are not the ()Lida! Letters and Packets of the East India Company, are !table to the Rates amt Regulatiosis of this Act. "Ilits Act will be put in execution at the General lost-t Alta, London, and at all Post 0111 , :e in Great Britain, on the 11th of October, 1814, anti t t places abroad as Woo V 4 way be after wards. he Postmaster-General will feel it litv duty to enforce Pay meet is( the Penalties QII•eVe, y breach of the Law. Bg CoesmanJ Goreret:, CIS bRti4LIXC, SGretilry. At the Custom-house, NEWHAVEN, on Wednesday, the 1431 • October, . die, at Twelve at Noon. THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED. which have been seized and legally condemned, val. Duly Fitt& 4 Chairs, French ManufaCturti, 6 Hundr.d weight Logwood Clapt, 2 Crates Each-aware, I Pound Sweetmeats. The following Goods, if sold for home soasamotion, will be liable to duties to be paid by the Purchaser, but nu) be c spurt- d • free of duty: 101 Gallons Brandy for Private Use, 544 Gallons Brandy fur Dealers and others, 75* Wlions Gineva fur Private Use. Custom-hume, Newhaven, H. H.\RRLSON, Ceneetors Crab:. r 6, i SI 4. I. B. S roNP., Cantr . Nate.-- i"..c Goals above-meatinned may be viee.-.A. 0.1 the ntorlin4 ..2f Ole de7 of i.!l. 'fee .7, e Duties on Pegg:ly is 2s. sv. per t;atinn, on . p..r Gallon. A depstalt of 25 per Cent. will be requiice...• :init. of HMEFOR;)-1-iiRE. TO BP. SOT D BY AUCTiaN, w t'dnur Rcr.•ve, At Garraway's Cotree-boutik Qo 4'ucrola . y, the i4t of :love Mbar neat, at olie o'Cloch,pidess act acceptable off_r ba pi evfou.ly made by .Private Contract, A FREEHOLD MICH, Tithe-free, with imnie dia e posses;:on, conalsting of let Aneq of I And IEI s good Family limbo. for an annuity for the hie of du- Vender. . From numerous applications to purchr et he 8010 by granting an annuity to the Venier to terminate on his demi e, babas nv.ti peasuaded tb alopt that mode; hut on the Jay of st'e, mi. j may of bidder; Aottli prefer to porchase, by giving a dealiftire sum, and by leaving hilt that inns on ntonga:;e, that shade shad be adopted. The liause and /trate is called SATCHLE,Y, sied is Attire is the Parish of Grenci.it 011110 p, near to the I..QuJuu lour miles frontßronlysril, and seven from Leantioster.. . The Farm and Prorni.c, catts:st o' s grto,l Fatiti.y tiosse, sot h two good Parlours, with marble t..7lllatnerspieces. and a ctisUil ttoutit, a Ititchnt and a Patitry on the stowed 11..0r,.autl seven Bed room, on the Bra 8 .or, hoddes MLA. la complete repute.. The Out-hulltling4pconisis F.g of Darns, StAbles, Cow...vases, are commodious for the rze of ne F trig, viii consi.t, of ild Acres of Land, same mea.ure,.trallie, .. l a,ture, llo,n ground, and t/rchar.ditg. 'rho Land is ail l'irh tree, and the I.and ta=i. redeem .1; and all the chtrge. on the tiNta.e coaskt of a chiet-rent w the 0:1!lop of Het etord, Easter °trains: an..l other hied due. to the amount of 6t. Bs. 31d. Ner annum, together with one bushel and a hid of mixed corn. The Prcnaises are well stocked with young growing Timtve, and are ail within a rind recce; bur is theta any carriage ur horse road through any part of the Land, without petivisst,iii. The House is a square brick Hutise, tiled, built about turfy )ears; ale ground plan of wh•ch is abo•it 40 feet by 35. 1 fs'a front of the House has a south aspect. The windows are Iu to unit r ; those in the front are sash whidoo s, the °tint . a are aft casement windows. The situation of the K.:use, i's summer, la very beautiful. The Stahl•!., burns aud be.c. houses are prin. tipally built of titular. and ate in bad repair. The Farm is an oil incluoire, and in its present cullemina consists of about 4u Acres of Tillase,slz of aup.ground, and the rest Is Meadow and Pasture Land. 'll. soil is Clay and Luaus. _ . The Fru it-trees MI the Farm, in Orchardiug and lirdge.ro.. will }reduce in a Kood year more than 50 hogiticals of cyder; tie hogshead being *l3 gallons. There is good Brick Earth on the Premises ; and Stone fir buLdin; rough work; good Stone Tile, and plenty of goou seat r from springs and in ponds, but there is no river in tLe mig;rs bourlawd. . . . 'he limber-trees on the Fano consist chiefly of about C. 71 Oaks, 670 A.+ll. 266 Fir, 252 peed', 132 euplars, au.'. • tear Alp cud Wych, and their y.racut stip,:ust.d value is XI ROO or £l3OO , The average of the Poor Rates, for the last three year%,i; front Is. 6J. to 2s. in the i ounJ en the assessed w.ll as ' , no m, and is obtained at about 91 or lud per bushel, isietutio‘ the tipense of Laulint,. Coal can be obtatutsi at the .t seven mile. from two places. _ _ '1 he main London road, which is within lets than a quarter of a mile of the House, is very good; the byroads du ougtrout the country are had. 'the iteigobouthoud is respectable. It is a good Shooting Country. .us.l tie hishop tot iicreiursi is Lure: of the Meour, iistrricte %vitt, lic:tlsperrs. 'I iat suing estimate uf the ins-Seat value o f th e I,*,tate.mays formed, the Tsurchaser may add to it ai,nu 40 Acres us aallsott..sig Land M. .124 Z per Acre. tiow b.:loltg ng to a G4tltietnAtt ritristsr in the seine Perish, w. o Las obligingly offered to isccontitosiete the present Proptietcr at that rat :slid to tbs. eittut. 'lt's stetenwnt is not meant to inilu.nce as: sale, as ti:: Pro:Woos will I certainly soil it . here lht more than two Li lders, the title ha every respect is unexceptiimahle, this 'WWI having wee t o th t f.mthy °tilts present Pro i sriettai tor morethass eentusy. lhe Agent fur the Proprietor is, Sharon l'uriter e bit s Rd Lions square, Loudon, Esq. Solicitor, who has the i'lan of the Era. a. To AIIatICULTLI h . rb. oEkif LIKEN and SP Oa ribligpi. 141ORTI1AXIP l ONS HIItB. TO DE .OLD BY AIX I 10X, Vl'ithlmmediate Potnesticu l Ac the What t heal I'm, ist.Deventry, on Wednesday, the id of • Neventlicr, 181 t. at four tithe& (unless pit cina* dilemma of •by Privase.(:mitoset..of whmlider scum wilt be ;given), • L'AL it ELI - 401.D ES' l' AT E, Lt.e. A C: ftr aual.and•tal redeemed; couthmey of an eacelleot newly-erected lien•lling•llimse io a mo..L 'teallili amulet', and co 11111 l anding very beausiftd a nd picturesque views of Me War.. wiclultire Ilia' and "adjacent cantstry, lit ter 11w residt nt.: of a Gentleman awl. Family, and wed adapted fur' an Aoieun.,risr ; with letyc Gram Ltd, .:ante s Cuszli-hum.:, est nt and all sni!shle - titliees, its Laud r.-pan ; and upw.trels et 31: ; Acres of uncommintly rich /stable, Meadow, anJ l'amtire 149.1 (41 UctWetlS 41) sod 50 Acres me ArMle), within a ri..4 it net., [tell watered and timbered; at..l aloundins watt Cam., inoyt dkpirably 4 . ,t4t cl at DitAa I 0 hi and t ER I Us!. . within utie Mile and a hall of !Jasentry. attil a quarter et a tist.o of the London stud %.•artenek I tirtspike IsnaJi. A more dearante twiny tor an Agriculturist, or a Clonk• man font ut litideiports, has never been olierte: :o sae, haying a natty communication with the lit-.t hlarkzis us the . • Midla , .d Counties, imet wing within a stay easy distance tit the Alithorp, Pitchley, Hoke of Grafton s, and matt rea.houtsd:. and in a good :heaths Country. Th e parieft.et Aswan:gluts are very moderate, and the mode uncommon', imod. Half iiss,Pet diatom:one, may remain on mortglec. Apply to Mr: Button, not:e.t.a, Weems y, OEM a Map us the Beate Is Wt. • ITR E ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. PHIS PRESENT EVENING, will be acted the Comic OFera of • THE CABINET. Princr Orlando, Mr. SINCLAIR ; Lorenzo, Mr. INULEDUN ; Whimsiculo, Mr. FAWCETT. Iloretta, Miss STEPHENS. After which the new Melo Drama, called THE FOREST OF BONDY ; or, THE DOG OF MONTARGH. To-morrow, Venice Presetved ; Belvidtra, Miss O'Neill. thi Frdsy. Artaxerxes. 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