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• . . . ;' • ' • . Ir . - - li- , .-.4',.... -• , ~# A • kJ! .5 ' ) '4 Aillii Slir.fli - • . -A. •• ...i.- • -.4. d ri. f .ei N , r , - - p - '- - • -'':F• *'• ... .. - :—.AT — .t. -, :---'‘ r--,..- . SATURDAY, JA 15, RY 18 14. ADA:9IRA Li, LOPPArelli Der:o2o, ISI S. NOTICE ie•kerebogivessi•7Yrat a Surion•of -Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delhary, for the Mal 1 'Ojfarea toansitted , en the High Sear; mitirtiee the jrriediefion ofthe Adueieaftl of England; will be held at Jeutiat Hall, is the Old lAiilcy, Lo* I,a, ox May, the Stim of January wet, at eight *Yogi ist • T. w.CROXRR. PHAAHARMONIC SOCIETY. T HE DIRECTORS, .relpttfulty inforß the' SV lISCRIBERS, that the Tickets for the ensuing Seaann arc now deliVerihr at Mr. Chapreli's Music Warelion‘e, 124, New Eond-street ; and that such Subscribers of last Season as shall omit takieg, out their Sobscriptions ou or before Tuesday next, the 18th Instant, will be consitlered as Withdr‘wn,, and the vacancies fired up with the narlitis of those of ther i pobility a n d Gentry who have made application to the Members to be ad , mittkd Subscribers. CHARLES JANE ASHLEY, Sicretary. Abingdonetreet; Jan. 14, 18 4. s 11111.IPTART'S NIRTHERN .CAMPAIGNS. • This day were pubnabcd, in Two Vols. Rem price One Guinea and a Half, in boards, Blustered by Portraits of the - Emperor. Aleiarnleramrllonaparte, and Mans of Ruda and Northern Poland ; also Plans of eath vaastlentar unite of the French and Russian Armies, during the advance and retrear of the former from Moscow, 9IHE NORTHP.RN CAMPAIGNS, from the Consmeneement of the War in 1812 to the Armistice— . an A?pendix. cor•.:airing all the Bulletins issued by the French Ruler during the contest, &c. &c. &c.* • ' Printed for Patkk Martin and Co. !RR, Oxford-street, corner of Orehard-streut; J. Ballantynr atol Co. Edinburgh ; and J. Cumming, Dublin. Tw' ~i ~, •. et Assn, GEPGR APHY. • this day was published; in Rvn. (the 24 . 1tfition) price 93. board! ' A SKETCH of MODERN' . and ANTIENT OEOdR APHY; for the Use of Rebook. • • By M UEI: BUTLER, U ilend Muster of sheßoyal et Grammar •;:chool of Shrewsbury. Pruned for Longroad, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater ' cotter row. It*PP - A rt - _ i • ...... . SC, .. , .. _,... :t ....... - - .... 7..... -..--.41...„ ... .........._ • ...Ai, 'f , ....•- • :4. ..:. t t....: . • , , 1 ' t f ~, . :. ; wi t • 71 , i ) ‘ . . • 'l / 4 1 11114 t j : • • • . '', c . I Ma i l I • t .. , . , . .. • • , 111 Ng • . lIVX 4)4 1 ' . - SALES:BY AucrioN. - • • . .t• - I 'd i "Pf 4/.. ". . . :,• : . , ( . ' . • HERTECAP.STagge, MA,Y-PAIR. _ Skil* Finlay 'RelsldeWet'(!aseh.chnu4l4 ..tid'lstalide, treat ' ' *.iiide7Parit. • • • ty rat, ROBINS,. . - rn A Chriewel'i Coffee-Wove, 'Cliinite.Aßey; Co hn on Winhoitday; the siaM tanaary, .1 fit 4. at IE2 o'cluar. • THE LEAgt,tt at% eitctileitt FAMILY RESI - &Arab,/ situated Na: 21, HERTFORD; , SfRFET, iliflit -PAM, enntlettofit to HYPE-PARX, late the Wesidenad• of Limstetiant•General Sir IiAKRY - isslatikKAßDp . Bart. riecxased ; cootaintog, on the Upper Storey . , 'Ekes gra Bqd Rows • • . . . .. On the Seeond F loor, roar treats/Li Bevt-ehnmbellik Oa the Principal Flioc:r, two-handowne Draartnenonse, urn.. inuoicating by folding.loors lad eirgasuly hued oy—Belehans. her. F(c. . • .• , down! Floor. F.ntrance hall, pshrelpsl and secaptimpy Stair. • asev, handsome Eafing Pa; laur, Library, Water Closet, &Weis Pantry, tic. Open. Yard at the bkek, and conventent.Olkes is the Base= scent, Wine and Beer Cellars, &e. The whole in very contylete order, end R enr the bemodise reception of a Getyktnan's Family. Contigonus a Fi've-toitl Stabre , doable ieassibliarailk•ll l o6 • Loft and.Pdaii's. Room Over. , .. To be viewed by Tick-ts. , . Pai ticulars may be bad nn the Prefnives ; of Genre Efils, Esq. Solid:or,- Alingdon.strrer, NVesxntins:;•r ; at Garia , way's ; and of !VIE. Rnbint, Warwick-street, 'Gulden-square, of whain lie . kets fiievrtewlrt tnay be had. . ~ VERE-STREET, CL.AR r.mmutET • Valuable Freet old S..acions Roan's , Hzuses, with Yardlt, Ware. houses, &e. with immediate possesSion. ty. Mr. ROBINS, • • At Osrmwsy's, sr! IVeaties , !ay, I:tootre Two 1.046 11VA LUABLE FREEHOLD EsTATP., coin- , 1.- prisqlg •thuse F.%telsive Roomy Premises, in possession of Mr. Cunningham. ti uate 'on the Ear •itre of Vera-street, Clare- Market, corr.; , rising.a very eli . gAle Pweiling•house three stories high, two rooms.pn a floor, 'and Clasen!, Shop in front, and pri i rate Entrance, convenient Offices, in the h in-ntopacious open Yardovith i Cs' motting•hoiise and Virarehouse behind comm attics. tine with the house, a Cellar ander the warehouse, a paved Yard, with roetuy warehouses at the end, and two stories of warehouses over ; the whole in s'abstantill repair; a eartAvay, with a staler ' leading from the war. houses to Duke-street, and cellar under; also, spacious cellars aclja'cing the House hi Vert street, 'tiny be had on lease. • Lot f• Compfses a Freehold Subslantinl . Compact Desirable Dwelling horse , three stories high, two psoms on a floor; with Cloiets, &c. a prvate entrance, and Shop In Irani, Parlour be hiud;paved yard, &c. convenient offices on the basement; In pee session and on lease to Mr. Websttr, C.irver and (hider, at a few rent.—These Lots, together, form a very desirable Property for a Manufactory or for investing money. May be viewed by anlyiog on the Premises, where partlett laeit be had; of Messrs. *Jennings and Collier, Carey-street, 'Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Downie, York-street, Coveot-garden ; as Garraway's; and of Mr.Robins,War wiek-street,Golden -square. • GROSVENOR: SQUARE' • . ELEGANT MANSION, writ pc I'ENSIVE OFFICES, COACHsI - 101,JSE, STABLES, Ste. By Mr. ROBINS, At Carew/es Co&e-House,*Charsae•alley, CoenhiP, on Wide nesday. the 26th. January, 181 s. at Twelve o'Cinek, CAPITAL Spacious Elegßnt MANSION, -situate on the North aide of Grosvenor-square 1 . that re sidence and property of a NAternan. - The Premises have been recently enlarged and Improved, at a welly considerable expence, and are plumed with *very accom modation lot a Family of the First Dbtincdoti, copullotog Fate Rooms, with Water:closets, Stc. on the principal Floors, and roomy Servants' Chambers. ' Palle pal, and Secondary State Stair.eases, in the basement, numerous well-arranged Uflices, detached Kuthen, Scstsery. Cool-larders, Ste.; capital.Wtse Cellars, and a range of Shoe dad '- Rooms for Servprus; lafi Stable for eight Horses, and Comb house. 'Harness Room, Coachman's Apartments, with Rooms over Liift, &c. .The Improvements and alterations have been enodacted by one of the first Arcbltec.s, and are lone In a most substantial manner: held under the• Earl of Grosvenor, for a term of which 55 years are unexpired, at a small ground.rent. Tole vlewed by Tickets. P,articuiars may be had on the Premises; of Mews-Tennant and •liarrtion, Solietors Gray's lon square; the Subscriptioo houses St. Jamees-strett and Pall Kan ; at Ga.-raveay's; and .of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldru-square, of whom Tickets for viewing May be had. . • • - BROMLEY, KENT.' Eleellent Household Fortlitrre,•Piaio Fwte,,Ctit Olus Lustre', Or miitt Urn intents, Chi ta, Was., Books, Manes, Chaise, : Line iron Roller, Cows, Cart A, liustess and other Effects. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises. Breall.7 4.odge, Kent. On Monday, the 6tb of Pebruary, tut 4, and following day. at Elev,en o'Qiock. THE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD URF, Piano Forte, Cut Otais Lustre% Or-mole Orna rtient•, Mina, (hiss, buznits (amongst wt.ich there is a set of tbe Encychipmdia Britannica), Globes, Micro,cope, Niangle, Made. horse Chaise. Cows, Carta, Hamm', and other effects or the late WILLIAM MENNH, Esq. Deceased. • The Furniture comprises liand-ome kottr-post, Canopy. cad other Bedsteads. with'slcti Chintz and other Futnitn;e4 • excel lent Bedding, Vfiodow Curtains, well manufactered Cabinet ' Articles of usl descriptions; 'Eurkey. Wilton„ and tuber Carpets ; otlntcrous Xiteten Requisites, Dairy UtAtsils, Oaxaca Tools,' line Iron Roller, and various Effec.s. - May he viewed on friday a•sd Saturday preceding the salts.— Catalogues, Is. each, may lye ha 4 on the Premise,. atthe. King's Arms, Croydon, and of Mr. Ruishis, Warw.ck..treet, Gu/den square. . .- • _ .? - o. 4 s t i t yr rf YORKSHIRE—WEST RIDING. WAREFIELIi, NEW lON, ossET, and CRIGGLRSTONR. Valuable Building Ground, Garden-Ground, Orchard, Farms, and Lands.—By Mr. ROBINS. At the Strafford Arms Inn, at Wakefield, on Tundsy the sth, Wednetitlay the 6th, and Thursday the fth of April, 1814, at Twelve o'ClOck each day, In ONI . HUNDIIED AND SIXTY LOTS, THE vAluable COPY HOLD COMPOUNDED ESTAYISS, the property of the late Earl of sTit AFFORD, deceased, Amaze In and adjoiMng the captal town of lA'gkeileld, Newton Township in the read to Lee.is, qssat in ihs Parish of Dewsbury, islierthorpe, Ctiggkstone, and Sandal; all lying Wirt diktance frtinv - Wakefield; comprising upwards of SIX HUNDRED AC:,Ei; great part most deltghlful add eligible Rot's for Beildhqs, retumanlngfine and beautiful View* of the iser Calder "and the Country; Gardens, Tenter-Grourkts, - Ott:bard% Batlis.gs, and Lauds, adjoinit.g the River and Nam. gatiou, in Wake fi eld, uviar Westga:e, kiregate, Nortligate, St John's, fcc. The prinetpot part of the Lands abounds with Coal awl fine Berle Earth. and are divided in Lots, I. the eeeonunodetiou of flw lottalejtauts in the different Townships. Posiswao may.be had In a short tine. • Plant - er the Estates, with the Lore, May be seen at de OP3ae of John Lee, Esq. St. John's. Wakefield; where Particulars map be bad; atio at the Strafford Are s; . White Hart, Mr. 00w.. therpe. Land surveyor, and Mr-Robson, S'ntlder, Wakefield, who veill *skew the tots; Mr. Day. MO; Dencanter; Hoffrl, Leeds; Black Swan aid Hotel, York ; l'otaine,Nhenad; Hen and chkkess, Birmingham ; of Messrs Jones arid (Jew, s o w. I tom IbilAbiiry-ssuAnr, Hee: Street ;•of Mend. Taman sadlise. Aeon, Otayts Ino-square; and of Mr. Robins; ItAtieda•Niver, Midget-siesta London, whore a iadg be see& -.:-=----- Kr. THOMAS'S HOSPTTAL. ,IR. ASILEY COOPER, and Mr. HENRY M. CLINE will begin their Course- of ANATOMICAL ..,pRGIC.AL I..ILTRES, on Thursday next, tie 20th in •• ~ • ~-.1 k ...i_ 3t s* 0 tx .....47.1 • )."".........---..". •••• THEATikr, LONDON HOSPITAL. • . A IR. HEMANGTON and Mr. Ft.AMPTO4 It will begin their Spring Course of Lecture; on ANAL ;pNIY,PIIISiOLOGY, and the Operations of SLTitGEaY, diThu mby next, tt4e '2091 of January, at Two o'Clock. vrtticitlei and Practice of Surgery, by Mr. Headington. AnyNl::c:.l Demonstrations, by Mr. Frampton. funher parti:lllars may be known by applying to Mr. Price, Appthecar ,Iv :;.c 1-lo3vral. • • . - p tJtII!Y ANNIVERSARY. THE'nest Meeting of the Noblemen and Gentl:--' nwn educated at Rvtiatr 6cuoo i. will be hulden on l'hurs. 0 ) , the :out d 4 of January, 1811, at the Free Nlason'd Tavern, c o u (2m:en-weer, Lincoln's lno Fieldi, London, at Six o'clock Et dsely. The liou. DANIEL FINCH in the Chair s STEWARDS. gircoaraii;e DA N. FINCii UtUAtnaret-dlorlet RATTRAT R e . Dr. E Los A m ` PILAW cis D. Arri..ev, Fin. R t e. rattle Nom ea • I tattax I.4twitee, Esq. iiiijor-Gieeral 14 ertON, M.F. Emmett HON cvwoor.), En.. J.l'. WRAI ISLAW, Sec. The Steward; bag the favour of tliose Gentlemen vekta intend lvinqu• them with their company, to liave their names at the livclli 09 ll' brtore the 17th,tniit.they may pt.gtaa.,,,..owdingly. STATE LOTTERY. tjAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock- Brokers respectfully inform the Pu blic, that the NEW ST4I4 10 couthsihting of only 19.,000 Tickets, wip Da drawn is e 18tlt - and :16th I'HIS•MONTH. THE SCHEME CONTAINE Prizes of - £20,000 - - •• • 3"0 - •• - ''r77 - 2,000, &e. lictets and Shares in great variety of Numbers, are sailing at their Ogfice Ns. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON. 11ORNSBY and Co: beg realm to remind the PAtic, that the Statesl.ottery begins Drawlug on vas- DAY NEXT, and that they hare on Sale a grand Selection of Cap!tal Prizes. The increasing demand for Tickets and blares at their Office is far beyond their most sanguine expec tation. HORNSBY and Co. were highly goatified in the Last Lottery, by Sharing among their Friends a £2o,oec, ,Eloooo t hides Prizes of Xl,OOO, £5OO, £9OO, seioo; &c. Sixty 'three. Shares, and the 'Money raid' as soon ar Drawn, at -No. 2,i, COkNHILL. N. B. Orders by Post or Carrier etecuted on the same term .as if present. - • ISIVEWRIGHT hegs, lea ve Ininfoens his; Friends • nail the public, this., the NEW S FATE LDTTERY, thich begins Draw's)* the ISils of this Month, contains only Twelve Thotnand 'Batts, end- the totewhiteaplesi . 11114ses . , $ of i po t o9o. I 2 .of stlll,rotl • • 2 of 3,0u0 1 2 •Of 2,00 And numerous ostlers, making Grantil Tots; Of ;f i 20,000. 'flaw sof Shares are slling . st taiinl&essiblishutl ?nil truly &mute Qfilces, , . 87, Cannons., I 11, Mb tooitir, and. • ss, HAYMARIOIT, 341, OZtOLD ~ ' STAI 4 ;,,._,. . Which have titer been eminently soeheasfor la thli MI of Cern* Prints. .. • : 11 , , . - , • No 3254, TWENTY TpousA"Nr) Pot'Nos, 240.10.74 FIVE , THOUtiANO POUNDS, No: 204, FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS. And Fight other Capital Prize*, in the last Twelvii . Mohtbs, were, ALL bola in sbareo v at WEI3I3'S OFFICE, No. • 17, Ludgate-grePt, (near St. Paul'.,) where-Tiolkets and Shafts 'are now gel -11046.in greet Y-arlety of Numbers. The Ibttery beginadrasiing at an early briar on TUESDAY )doming next, .and the first -.pawn above .E.to is entitled to an iddiuonal Prize . • - All Business in the Public Funds falthiAly and expeditiously neeuttil by tonnuiticion, . • (L.WELIR, Brock broker. Suite !Artery and lush Minty EtsCh.onge.o4fices ''• 17, I:udirate-street. • 11AYLErs. LIQUID JAPAN BEACKIINTG: This ma; cities' Convosition,. for BootscSlitles,: Harises4, • he. is confiderrly .uhrniud ID. the. ?abbe, under the a•roisc,sl nein:maks at its Superiority.. It preserves - the icailier 'soft and 'Sant, and, with less labour, produces arnore brilliant and last tug jet-black titan can be obtalnclfrous . anY other preparation. — Picts Is Ltid. lasif Fiats liltL tat.h.' .Soldwitoksale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers, cock rourvvet, Londe', {where, the Petrov : cakes continue to be inade and sold as usual); also, *Old nail, by snodt of the usual Yenders..-*-3oth tit?, Japan -Liquid and jpititstile Vhf aft Signed ' 4 . W. Bayles," U Bayley and, 11).Aw.r. . .. TO *ll3ll. PUBLIC. rT I HE great inconvenience ez efienced by the Commertlll World, 'and the Pnblie In general, from the Irregular Delivery. of Lonelon. Nevrwspers, has Induted W. I'dAATIN, 8, Coattninr., at a very gieat expence, aided by.bis ounkrans Establulmentt in the UnitolKinidom, to make ritrt6 Mangiments,(on a plan peat' ar to bituvelf) that moot iptiiire correctness in the delivery of Newsepers in the Country, and ptveitt t'ke pots Witty of. a disappointment to all those who fa tbur oith their commands. • •LOND9N DAILY PAKS.S. Tunes STAR. Morning Post Courier Naming Chronicle Globe Morning Herald Statesman BMW) Press—Day Pilot Public Ledge 'Traveller Morning Advertiser Sua N. B. Births, Marrlages,.Deatliv, Adiverlisementa,reciived fur, and in Country Nuwspupers, with ate grew THREE D AYS A WrsEK. Landoll Chronicle London Packet tv:lling Mall Cominercial Ch►orticle St. James's Chron:cle English Chronicle General Evening Post.. Paragraphs, and all kinds of seated in all the London and test correctness and dispatch. • ESSENUE OF COL rsvool• FOR COUGHS. THE HERB COLTSFOOT, called Tussilago by the Anc:lents, web zinguisbod, a. its name conveys,. for its excellence In the cure of Coughs, Asthinas, and other pul monary complaints; it gently opens, and &rah; rawness and sore °co of the bract, allays is tickUrrg which provokes frequent coughing, ?.ad gives liberty_uf breathing wi , hout.tlatigil of catch. fog cold ; thus it will prevent consumptions, if taken before the Wigs are ulcerated. • Prepared by James Ryan, Sinew. Bristol ; sold only by )P. Newbery.; and bona. Nti. 45, Paul's; Londons in bottles, 64. each. Observe the Words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," en graved in the stamps. *MOR "C.011&.1.8,‘ HOARSEN MIMS, &c. MR. :GREENOUgH'S PECTORAL 140.. ZEN QES 1)11'01.14 the .great *man* for which, after ifiy Tear trial, proves thrall& superior rente4y ,far .01 contains Hoarsenesses,Sore Cuosum'etiSe.enni .plaiots. The genuine - onlyitaise . 11:1 - EtewAtir,priked Oil the gyp, by whom they eru pupated, as sslcoitater to thdr. Grad nooth, the fuvehter.. he ass, at is. 144, ear4,,,by.kts.apfcentrixot by'l 7 . New ullrY and Sons, se. a ut 4 Church -yard ; Suitor) and .Co. BO* ttnaehlard;.Baytey ami Cr), C"chapet-strwe ; 'tra (mange; Wird, SU, 'Whom t-Clark,269,' , Betatighinitlilitsrs 1 50 0 Lith , rdstreet ; beralay and Notritiletilmarkat ; 114111i * *6153)i4:‘7 Cad4 i 4124 the 31tvdert 40esuileteiMestieiore. • WAcrel t li t s n tsy , 0cji, 14 4. larvettousVsseiebratect Tine hires 'for ?reserving the chan4Ctsnrs, . aiAl curing the Toads' lA * s liemaregibettiii, gi.itildmah . • _ • • A NEW SMOG L GEOGRAPHY. This day were published, Very neatly printed, price ss. bound, LEM ENTS of UNIVE RSA I. GEQG RAPHY .8.24 - Ancient and Modern; containing a description of the Boundary, Extent, Dlvisions,Goveinment, Religion, Populadan, Clianite, Soil, Productions, Commerce, Historical Events, &c. of the whole World.. By A. PICQUOT. In dirtier to tender this Work the more acteptabld to Scheidt as well as to Private Pupils, the Author has combined in it a ' Cumpenclium of Ancient Geography—a feature not merely of novelty, hut of obvious utility. London : Printed for I.ackington, Alien, and Co. Finsbury- No are. A POPIJI.AB SCHOOL. BOOK. 'this day Was published; price es. hound, 1010ERRIN'S FRENCH • SPELLING BOO K, . Frelich and English, a New Edition, remised, (Affected, nisrgedeand improved, so as to class in the circle of that popu lar Author's other School Books. By M. Grins. London : Printed for Lackington, Alien and Co. C. TAW. J. 3.Vsikrr audCo.,Scatchard and Letterman, Crosby and Ca. Du. lau and 'Co. T. Bonsey, Dartcuind Harvey, J. Harris, Sherwood and Co. and Cradncit - and Joy. Of whom may he..had, uniformly printed, new editions of Mans. Perrin's French Grammar, Exercises. Fables, Eke. curree• jed•:ind improved by Gros. TO SCHOOLMASTERS AND SCHOLARS. 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