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1731 Bint *3617. • NAPOLEON BONAPAR lE. EXHIBITION of a magnificent PAINTING of BONAPARTE, taken In Paris, by his special pertuission, nn his return fr m Moscow, by the Historic Painter .LE FE BV F., and completed under. the immediate superintendence of the celebrated DA VIII, First Painter to Napoleon. The above grand and inimitable Pain ins sepresents him. standing upon the 1 Moue of the Thuilleyte., in his Imperial State Robes, ofahe na tural size, with the Regalia of the Prtsneh Empire. The Painting was late the property AA/he Mayor and Municipal Council of the City of Liege: was. removed from the Mansiomhouse of said City on the abdication or Napoleon, and *the cooly natural like. , mess new pubiitly exhibiting in Europe. To. be seen at Mr. Sutton's, No. 53, West side of Leicester. square, front ten t , ll dusk.. Admittance is. Printed descriptions to be had at the Room. MORTGAGE.. WANTED, from £20,000 to a650,0000n the most ample Freehold :securizy, and pFticularly advantageous to Trustees, having large sums to lay out Or Invest on ,landed socurtty...—A liberal remuoentlan will bemade to the person pro- Maul It. Farther particulars may be obtained on application to Mr. Culsba, Law Stationer, Threadneedlootreet,- London. "DEP° IS DE LIVRES FRANCOIS. THE lgt*bility anti Gentry are respectfully informed that Messrs. Boss.' No L and Massoal, Printers arid Book ise:kors, of Paris, Mr. Ls BLANC, also Printer and Boast:Ill, of Parts, have recently established an estensive Library of French, Latin, Italian, and Spanleb Books, at No. 14, Great Alarilsorougli• street; where every Publication of merit may he had bear!) , of soon as published lu France:--Boeksellers will be supplied on the most Mitre terms. _ _ _ An Abridgement e their general Catalogue, eontatning . all the MCC esteentetetementsig French Books, is just published, and may be had (grails - I as above, COMMERCIAL EYFNINq INSTRUCTION, No. 5, CATEATON-STREET. /GENTLEMEN engaged- in business during the day, who-wish to acquire a knowledge of those branches \.:11 of - ins ruction which are reqiiisite to qualify them not only for ordinal, Mereandle situ3tions i hut il-> for the hit:see depart , aunts of the COUN S f OC.K,SHW, and I SIMANCE BROKER;' OFFICEi, &c. are respectfully in formed, that, the C.MMERCIAL FINISHWG'•AC4DEMY, eoneucted•at the above place, le opened for-their reception Mon.: day, Wednesday, Thursday., and Saturday EVENINGS, !roan Seven to Nine. • A 1' robpeems. may be bad gratis Itt the Academy; at No. 31, Baseighall-ttreet ; and of Mr. As,nrno, - No. 32, cornhdl. SeOTLAND. IPPITYIiitSIPY OF ST. ANDREW'S. • rill-1E CLASSES for the different Branches of 1 LITERA CURE and PHILOSQPJIY, will begin to be taught the eseuittit Sercien of the United College, ta the Univer dty of St. Namur* at follows t The Veit Ras. JAMLS PLAYFAIR,D. D. Principal. Day of beginng and hours to meeting. Oet. 20, 10 and 1. Oct. 20, 8 aad 11. Nan►. a, . Public Lea Professors. Dr. HUNTIER. Public Oretk Mr. Private Latin - Dr. HaNTZI. Now; Si Private Greek • Mr. Hut. i.ozic and Rhetoric Nov. 3, ••11. Nov. 3, 11. Nov. 9, 10 and 12. Nov. 3, • 12. Nov. 3, Dr. JAS. HUNTER. • Moral Philosophy Mr. Coo C. . . Natural Philosophy Dr. JACKSON. First Mathematics Mr. HALDANL. Second Mathematics Nov. 3, 9. Chit History • Nov. 3, 10. Chemistry, with Its appli- Nov. 3, 5, p. . Dr. Bitroos. . cation to the Arts S, stench - - • IN. JAS. HUNTER. be Protections ih St. Mary's College will begin November 28. The Very Rev. GEORGE HILL, D. D. Principal. Systematic Theology Nov. 28 ' • Dr. HILL. 12. . Elements of Mica! Crl- S Dec. I, ticism & Theology- j , tit. Ecclesiastical History Nov. 29, 1. Hebrew and Oriental Nov. 28, Languages N. B. In the Scotch Un SeAshm annually ; and that from the 118tkOctober to t Lecturegife 'given during TLird Mathematics Mr. num Dr. Coos. Dr. LEE. Dr. ROZIRTSON. tverslttes tI ere is but one Term or Term in the United College extends he first week of May following. No he Suninter Months. NOOPIBIG tOUGH CURED wn ROUT INWARD MEDICINE. .IAOCHE's ROYAL I:MIiROCATION.—Many Tbousands of Children are cured mutually by this remedy. On the grit attack, an immediate application of ROCHE's EM. BROCATION will prevent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and a few lintel may completely cnre. In the Juni: obstinate cases perseverance will produce the desired effect ; and no Remedy can be se welt calculated for Children as this, for it requires no medicine to be taken inwardly. - In comnton . Coughs this Medidne is equally efficacious and May be relied on for Men, Women, and Children, as safe and eflectual. In no case can this. Medicine he genuine unless signed en the wrapper by 3. Roche, and every stamp the name lit E. Alward', 66, St. Pata ' S Church• Yard (who is the Whole. tale Vander) awned thereon. Price 46. and 4815. 21. per bade. • . - »f . . /e, • . i --.:.:. .... . . . . Ti t ' . r.- •i , • i --- "%a.-- ? it.; .• • 4 ... . ..: . - i i ''' . 1 . . . . '4 ii . ' . ::(' . 1 e.. b 'r l ! I r'.. •.$ " o .'", `M' . ... . . • ~ ...; ~.. ~ • . ... • .. . . Illi k - n. ',IA . l ir . . 4:.IPANkb34% , *"..1 1 0 rir • _., , : ~, . ,-.:, ,„•• ;...... _... .... . . . . SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 15, 1814. • • VETERINARY COLLEGE. MR. COLEMAN will begin his COURSE of LECTURES on the ANATOMY, PHYI;IOLOGY, and PATHOLOGY of the HORSE, en Monday, the 7th of I November, 1814, at Tralve o'Cloek. MUSCULAR CONTRACTION OF TILE LIMBS, AND PARALYSIS. MR. OLIVER, Surgeon, respectfully informs his Friends and the P. bile, that he has removed to No. 33, Golden-square, where he continues to remove affections of the above nature, by a mode which he is happy to say is sanctioned with the approval of the first Professional Characters in the country. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, &ponder 17, 1814. IAY Statute 39 Geo. 111. cap. 76, called the SHIP 3 LETTER AC T, the Postmaster General was authorized to receive Letters directed to places within the King's Domi- Mons, and to Countries blond the Seas, 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 Packet 113 oats. • And by the same Act the Postmaster General was authorize,' td take a Rate of Postage of 4d. a single Letter, and sn in prd. portion for Letters brought by Ships other than by-Packet Boats; under certain Regulations from places Abroad mate Great Britain, The Ant Clause in the above 'Act continues in force :—but By an Act passed in the last Session of Parliament, 54 Geo. 111. cap. 169, the above Rase of Postage of 4d. a single Letter will cease on and from-the tOth October, 1814; and-a Rate of 6d. a single Letter, and so on in proportion on double, trelge, and ounce Letters, will become payable in lieu thereof, in addition to any Inland Postage which may arise upon the internal conveyance of the Letters.. And the same Act contains the following Regulations, viz : Ship Letters may be forwarded by the Parties t' emselves. *Seer. 3. The Postmaster General shall receive letter: di reetitl.to places Abroad, both within the King's Domin!ons and Kingdoms and CoUntries beyond the seas, from Persons who may be desirous to forward them tbeingelve= oven payment of a third of the Picket Rates, and shall mark the Postage and re turn the Letters to the persons, who may forward them by any Vessels, not being Packet Boats, without penalty. Persons Licensed to collect Letters. Secy. 4. And the Postmaster General shall and may licence Persons to'coll.ct Letters to be so forwarded, upon payment • of the afotesald Kates, so as inch licensed Persons shall prevqiusly bring the Letters to 'a Poet-Office and pay the Rates, --and all Coffce-bouse Keepers, brokers, and tithe" desirnu• of collecting Letters at their house., are hereby required to apply to the Gene ral Post-Office. in Lombard-streer, or to the several Postmasters at the Out Port, for the said Licences, which will be delivered to them free of any charge whatever. Agents in the King's nonunion, aad Countries beyotld the Seas. Sec r. 5. For the Security of Leven comiaa to Grea' Britain, and to place them under the operations pf this Act, Sect. 5 and b, the Postmaster General Is to ale hortze Persons Abroad to col lect Letters•from Masters ot Ships and others, and to make them up in sealed Bags or Pareals addressed to the Postmaster General, putting into the said Bags or Parcels a Certificate of the slumber of Letter; contained in the same, and an Impression of the Seal which shall be used, and tfie date when sealed, and for their care and trouble the Masters to whom-the Bags or Parcels shall be confided fur conveyance to Great Britain, shall pay to such au thorized Person at the rate of Ss. British Money, for every 50 Letters, and so in proportion for a greater or lesser :lumber. '' he Packet Attests and Deputies•te the Postma-ter General in t! e King's Dominions, or Countries beyoud the Seas, the Co. louial Postmasters, his Majesty's Consuls, or Vice-Consuls, or where there are no Public Ulcers ot these descriptions, any other Public Officers or respemble %ramie are :iereby atehorized by Poainaster General to make up Bags and Parcels of Letters in the manner before described. Masters of Ship,: Sec T. 6. Are to pay as above for the Bags entrusted to them, and on delivering the sane in a perfect state at any Post- Office in Great Britai , l, will be repaid by the Poottnister the sum of money which they shall have so advanced, and also for their own care and trouble the sum of Two-pence per Leuer for every Lettrr oP.Paeket contained in such Bags or Parcels. _ _ S..c t . . 7 If any Master shall open any Bag or Parcel en- ', trusted to hini, or take out any -Lem r, or not d ly deliver the Big 'with the Letters at the Post-Office, of the place where he shall arrive, without wilful or unavoidable delay, every Master shall forfeit and pay JEStA). . • Sac r. It. `l be Masters are required on their arrival in Port, to siga a Declaration that they have delivered all Letters en board according to the Act, and until such Declaration, the, Offi cers are nut to permit the Vessel to break Bulk, and every Mas ter wilfully neglecting shall forfeit seso. And with respect to Letters front Great Britain to Countries abroad, Masters of Vessels are required to take notice, that if they shall have on board any such Letter (except the Letters of their Owners), neither inclosed in the seakd Bags that will con tinue to he'made up at the General Post-Office, and at the Out- Ports, nor having the offici mark and stamp, to denote thata rate f postage has been paid for the same (of which stamp im pressions ire exhibited at every Post-office), such Master shall, a 3 aforesaid, forfeit tke sum of Five Pounds for every Letter. And the Officers of the Customs are. under this Act, to admi tnister ari oat . . to every Master, that he has not any Letters on board contrary to law. • Officers of the Customs. SECT. 9. The principal Officers of the Customs at every Port are required to search z. , hips for Letters on board, contrary to the Act, and to seize them, and they are to be twitted to a Moiety of the Penalties. Sect. 10. Such Offie2re are required to administer an Oath to every Master outward bound, that he has nor any Letters on board which have not paid the Rates, sot bring the Letters of the Owners. A DecUra•ion is to be signed by every Master arriving from abroad, as explained in that part of this Advertisement Mime 'diatcly addressed to them, and until such Declaration . the Offi cers are nut to permit the vessel to break bulk, 'and (Sect. lc) if any Collector, Comptroller, or Principal Officer, heieby required to prohibit any ship or vessel breaking bulk until the provis:ons of this Act be complied with, shall permit spa ship ur vessel to break balk, such Collector, Comptroller, or Officer so perinutthg such skip or vessel to break hulk, shall forfeit and pay the sum of Twenty Pounds; one moiety thereof to be paid to the informer. Merchants, Brokers, and the Sect 8. Will take notice that if any person whatsocvershaU send any Letter,or Packer, by any ship or vessel, of which he shall not be the Owner, or if any Master shall have on board or carry any Letter not being the Letter of his Owners, without ' such official mark thereon, the person so 'offending shall forfeit and pay Five Pounds for every such LeL,er or Packet. Sect. 14. Any Person:who shall forge or counterfeit the Stamp Mark of Postage, or Designation, to be put upon the Letters by Authority of the Postmaster-General, with intent to avoid the Portage, will be guilty of a Misd•.nteanour. Sect. 13. 'the soma! Penalties of this Act to be recovered in any Court of Record with full Costs; a Moiety to be paid to the King, and the other to any Person who will Inform and sue for the same. Sect. 15. This Act does not extend to restrain the East India Company nor their Directors, from sending -and receiving from their Governments and Servants abroad, Packets. Letters, and Papers relating to the Affairs of the Company, and of their Go vernments abroad in the manlier accustomed; but all Letters that are not the Official Letters and Packets of the tan India Company, are liable to the Rates and Reguladons of this Act. This Act will be put in execution St sue General Peat-011ie, London, and at all Post Offices in Great Britain, on the 11th of October, 1814, and in places abroad as soon as may be after wards. The Postmaster-General will feel it his duty to enforce Pay ment of the Penalties on every breach of the Law. ComfOuf ve the Potematter Others', it ANCIe FRAIAING s * Si.ioreile PRICE SIXiikXCE=HALiPENNY. SALE BY ArICTItYN: iiERP.FORDS7 HR Q. CAPitAi. ruroi.o . iseariClNOTOid. PRES. 1 MON, ; the nANAR of MARCION, With FAxtVE and LANDS rRANOVVORTtI, FAR M and WOOD; LT& FARM, WOOI)i, LAND, CO t &o. TO B 2 SOLD BY AUCULON, • By Mr ROBINS, ; At tke Oxford Arms, Kington, on Weo•nsovrobe $l4 of No• •;:stica, lel% atTwelveoClock, In TWIN l'Y 1.01'3, • THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. with the RIGHT of COMMON, Ste Cotnprislng MANOR of MRS VON, with the FINES, QUI I RLNl's, &e. FARM-HOU 4 ES and CUILDiNOS, and INCLosURE of . MEADOW, PASTURE.assd Altisl3l.E LAND, CO & c . ; S IVANGWORTH FARM, with FARM-AOUiE BUILDINGS, a 800 Commanding situation, pan hnunda by tho River Arrow, and Valid Woods udjotnlng ; LYE FARM. %%W, LANDS, CO rrAGEs, ike the whole near FIVE HU !•1131tED ACRES, divided in small Farm, and L o ts/or ae.. colon-Arista, situate In the Parish of Pernbridtle, ucar Prieß and Kington, let to ris e ectable Tenants at Lt ill, a:id for si.ort Terms. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Morgan, at Strangivntth Fatm ; 11dr. Harpur, at Lye; of lobo Cheese, Esq. Lyon's Hall, where Particulars may be had, and Pl..us seen ; ()mord Arms, Kington ; Hotel, and Mesws. Pi.d and Wollaston, Hereford; I.ion, Leominster; Wm. Mindy, Esti, ; at the luns, N't,rce•ter; lien and CLickens,Birtnmghain ; King's Head, Glonce,ter, *E. G. Parr, Esq. Litchfield ; of Messrs. Jones and (keen, Salisbury square, Fleet-street; at Garraway . s Coffi e-hom-; :.rd of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strict, Golden-bquare, London, %%eta Plaits -may be seen. • RI/ WI.ANDSON'S CARICATURE MAGAZI! , 4I.7 This Jay was publi<Led, in r.,yal folio, (to he continued evert I fortnight), price ea: - 1 Number, - • p OWLANDSON's CARICATURE MACA. ZINE for September. Containing, ist, 1 bre* Requisite* of a Man of Fashion ; Yd, Medical inspee Woof. Joanna' . Mira• cies ; Sd, Joanna Southcott excommunicating the Bishops; and stb, The Four Seasons of Love. N. 13. Any of the former Numbers of this entettalning Work may be had separate. London : Published by Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside; and may be procured of all Booksellers. RUPTURES AND DEBILITY. - BONA PAW I'E's BELT.—Twenty Thousand Pounds have bees paid by a few of the Faculty to the Propricors of [lib extraor dinary invention, in Paris, for the use of it in this country for the space of two years. The astonishing success at:ending these Belts in the cure of every species of itiyture, and the must ob. stinate Debilil,haslong procured them the ap2rohation of every class of society. Price .£5 to £lO. . _ Apply personally, or by letters post-paid, to asetors Son, and Cullen, No. 8, Crest Wiu.uuill street, HAyniArket, London. • TO Ist - iE LtiDl ES. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. • n ITTLER's celebrated VEGETABLE TOOTH .11 POWDER is, with couildence, recommended to the Use • a the Public, as the most elEackins Preparation fur Pre Irvin the Teeth in a sound state, even to ~141 ago, and pooducbig s• pearly whiteness without impairing the Enamel. It Imparts a Sem mess and beautiful rtalness to the Gums, ti the Breath this meet delectable Sweetness: and if used consul:oy v. dirt cted, *tapes • yen: the 'Footh.a:he, Gum lions, and Swelled Face, by remains its cause—the Scurvy in the Gums Prig. .a. 9d, the ban. BU 11. E I's Surri• 1' LAVENDER WATER, from its elegant fragrancy, has received the Approbation or their Royal Hkda ' nesse, the Princess and Puinceis Chatlrtte of Wal..s, and of mauy Ladies of the first Distinction. Pr.ee 4s. in half-pint bottles. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, R. Butler, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard, I,cndun ; std retell by Crew,Spragg,Belant and Sharp. Portsmouth ; Hall, Harding, and Johnson, Gosport; A)luutt, Weston, 1111,...ry, Hope, and Jones, Portsea ; rewman, Exeter; Cnokwm thy, here, and Hoxiand, Plymouth ; Beal, Waterford and Dublin; Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Nianderston, Scutt: and Robinson, Edinburg'; Crutwell, 'Sark ; Ross and Peek, Hull; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Salve, and RnfP, Cheltenham; Greg. son and llillingr, Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; Stains and I.ynch, Manchester; Bowen, N..rwich ; Knutt and Lloyd. Air. mingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and almost respectable Lido:kin* Venders in the Kingdom, inhares 45.9.1. each. GUESTONIAN NIEDICINE& MR. BARNETT GUEST respectfully informs the Public, that the GUESTONIAS MEDICINES are sold by Messrs. Nrviscev and Boots, whole-ale and Fetal, /4•• 29, Dame -street, Dublin ; and those that wish to see the salutary efficacy of them may receive that information, by perusing his " Guide ftom Pain," price ta. sold as above; or by eumiuing the tiTAR Newspaper, Bell's Weekly Me senger, or la Belle As• semblie, where they will see that. these chemical preparation. have been established in London fek more than one years, by relieving the following complaints in less than hour, and by curing in a reasonable time, all sorts of Gee-, Rheutisailc Gout, Rheumy:ism, Pleurisy, Liver Complalny, old Sprains, 'trains, and Weakness, or Contractions proceeding from repeated pros• stuns of the above complaints; likewise Head aches, Tooth-aches, Facar , aches, and Earsekes: SOcibpati.-nt., altr they had been ads. mitred into the Lencion I!orpitals, cieitinued there a rea-eitabls rime, and returned without being ieLeved, have ficrwatds best.. r....tored to perfect health by the use of tio.e , esti.rattwes. rho 'access attending his Aittibillous, Asthina•ic, Nervous, and Cure sunipnve Pills, are so gr.sat as almost to seem tarred big; and Lis To 'la Powder, if once toed, will itlesa be preferred. N B. These M -dicing are sold wholisak. by all the respect. able Medicine Venders in London; but retail only by the PTO. pile or, B. Guars-, No. 9, (treat aree...tr, et. QUACKERY IS l'Hk DEA I'li Oi• I HOUbANUS. HEAL I Ii RE..TORED. Atter having been 4. ceavtl an.l improperly treated by illiterate Pretenders. MESSR S.COOPE It and Co. Sorgeong. Charlotte. st. set, Dlacktriars roaJ, adjoining Itowland Hill's Chapel, dining 30 years regular practice, can aver that thousands tall vie ims yearly to a Certain Complaint, owing to improper treatment, which have caused Ulcerations, with Illotelict on the Flea.;, Face, and body, dimness in the sight, noise in the Ears, Deati.ei.., Strict ures,obstinate Glees, Nodes on t he Stun Unties, ulcerated sore Throat, nocturnal pains in the Head and Limbs (frequently int.. taken and often fatally treated as Rheumatism); at last Drupay ensues, with a general Debility, and decay of the constitunue„ originating front a Dreadful Disease halting in the habit or the Improper use of Mercury. Messrs. Cooper and Co. have been regularly bred to the pro fession, (and their experience it; the above disorders ate atipare leled), are Meetbers of the Roil! College of burgeons, in LOU. don and Edinburgh; and it is v,railijng to their feelings to a:,- flounce they have rescued vet litany of their fellow crea.ur.s front the above dreadful diseri:ers (after ethers, and even kap. tats had faded). Surgeon Cooper and Co. are consulted dilly from ten till seven (Sundays excepted) by either sex, contihmtially ; or by leiter., post paid, when medicines and the best advice will he sent Su any part of the town or country. N.B. The PILES and FIS I ULAS cured without Burning of Cutting, and those who labour under the must distressing cases of debility (front whatever cause, whether juvenile indiscretion Cr otherwise) need rot despair, if ihey apply to Surgeon Cowper ADS Co. Charlotte-street, fia . chfriart read, adjoining ;Lowland Hilt's RADNORsHIRF., on the Borchts of HEREFORDSHIRE. THE BEGUILDY and RHW VT DD ESTATE% near ONE THOIisAND T'IREE HUNDRED ACRES, divided In COMPAC F FARMS, with FARM HOUSES and BUILD INGS. and very VALUABLE COMMON RIGHT to a grenKrent on the BEGUILDY and triter HILLS. The IFUL RIVER TEAME flows through the Estate, which is WELL STORED WITH FISH, and the LANDS . . abound wi:b all Sorts of GAME, an 4 the kills wi:h Grouse. tir Mr. ROBINS, at the Hotel, Hereford, on FRIDAY, the 18th o: Navigates!, at Twtive &Clock, in Two Lots THE VERY IMPROVEABLE FREEHOLD ES r A TES (with the VALUABLE COMMON RIGHT ON THE BEGUILDY AND OTHER HILLS, MANY MILES IN LX TENT—situate in the Parish of BEGUILDY) between KNIGHTON and NEWTOWN, in the County of RADNOR ; COMPRISING ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN DRED ACRES, AND k.IGHTY.ONE ACRES OF EXCEL LENT MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE, AND SMALL IPART WOOD LANDS, divided in COMPACT FARMS, the BEGUILDY PUBLIC HOUSE AND LANDS, let to re spectable Tenants on Aireements for short Terms, at Rents amounting to about OlisE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUNDS PER, ANNUM. THE ESTATE IS NEARLY COMPACT, IN A FINE COMMANDING SITUATION, AND VERY VALUABLE FOR THE GREAT EX FEN I' OF COMMON RIGHTS.— THE FINE RIVER TEAM FLOWS THROUGH 'I'HE ESTATE, WHICH IS STORED WITH FINE TROUT AND OTHER FISH, AND HIGHLY VALUABLE FOR IRRI GATING THE MEADOWS THE LANDS ABOUND WITH GAME OF ALL SORTS, AND THE HILLS WITH GROUSE. This Estate is a most desirable Pronerty.for invest ing Motley, and for Field Sports; situate Six Miles from KNIGHTON, from which place the NEW ROAD PASSES through to NEWTOWN, WELCH POOL, &c. and 20 MILES FROM LUDLOW. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Price,. Sen. and Jun. at Vedw Lloyd, Dathless, aad Brindrynog Farms; where Particu lars may be bad; at the Duke's Arms, Knighton ; Oxford Arms, Kington ; of John Cheese, Esq. Lion's-hall, near Kington, where Plans may be seen; Hotel, ard Messrs. Bird and Woollaston, Hereford ; Croiwn, Ludlow ; Hop Pole and Star Inns, and of Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester; Hotel, Liverpool ; George, Chel tenham; King's Head, Gloucester; I-len and Chickens, Birming ham; 'l. G. Parr, E.g. Lichfield; Castle, Tamworth ; George, Northampton ; Mr. Phelps. Evershain ; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street ; at Garraway's Coffee hohse ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London, where Plans of the Estates may be seen. The road front London is through Worcester and Ludlow. HEREFORDSHIRE. AND RADNORsHIRL. EXTEN .4 TVE CAP! FAL FREEHOLD ES FATES, (PART TI FliE PREF.), MANOR S, WOODS, FARMS, and LANDS, upwards of FOUR U SAND ACRES, with VACUA bLE COMMON RIGH I' to GREAT EX lEN l', situate in the MOIL' BEAW I'IFUL and PICTURES' e UE PAR' S of the CO II NTIEs with divide MANO it and HOUSES, aWA CORN MIL L, and J CREAMS of FINE WA l'Llt, atc. • By Mr. ROBINS, At the Hotel, Hereford, on I RIAAT, the 18th of Novutita, at TWeme °Troth, in Lots, HE NOBLE AND VERY VALUABLE T . HIOHI.Y IMPROVABLE IithEHOLO EiTA (PART 11'1'HE- FREE) comprising upwards of FOUR CHOU SAND ACRES of RICH MEADOW, PAS CURE, ARABLE, ant WOOD LAND, with the MANORS and FARMS of STAPLETON, CASTLE W ILLEY. C.-1.)C0B, and LET! U N, the MANORS and FARMS of NASH KUUD, BROAD HEATH, NORTON, BYTON, BAULANDI# with the AL. LOTMENT,•and with the QUIT it::N IS. EINES, HEktIO Sm. etc The,CAPITAL GRAZING FARM of LEAN, will the WATEK CORN MILL, LOW FARM, HILL FARM, KEVEN FARM,, HIGHLAND FARM, MOWLAY FARM, LANDS. CO r rAuEs, WAS rF, N Scr. The very Valuable COMMON and LORDS RIGH I S on SEVERAL THUD SAND ACRES of LAND. . . . The principal Part of these Estates are situate eve' looking the fine Vales of Pr...tele:l (intersected by the River Lugg, the Hend well, and several Streams of fine Water Sow through the Estate;, and advantageous for Irrigation. The chief part of the Lands are connected by fine Terrace Banks of thriving Timber and Coppice Woods, ;pleasing and rich Ornament to the Country. A truly grand and eligible Property for a Nobleman or Gentle nian's Residence and Domains; giving a great extent of country, and which may be considerably increased. The Farms are let to most respectable Tenants, part at will, and the remainder for short terms ; the Rents, &c. estimated value about The Estates are 00 Miles from liererord, and 40 from Wor cester, nearly the same distance either Road from London. May be viewed by applying to the different 'Vetiatits, and to John Cheese, Esq. Lyon's Hall, near Kinston, whsokiarticulars and every information may be had, and Plans of tbilstkte seen. Partieulara at the Oxford Arms, Kington ; Messrs. Bird and Wollaston, kkreford ; and it the Hotel; the Radnor Arms, Presteign ; Lion, Leominster; Wm. Hardy, Esq. and the Hup- Pole and the Star Inns, Worcester; Duke's Arms, Knighton; Crown and Angel, Lud l ow ; Hotel , . Liverpool ; Bunk, Bristol; White Lion, Bath ; Mr. Phelps, Iversirani ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham • r. O. Parr, Esq. Lichfield ; Castle, Taniworth ; George, Nort hampton; Mr. Adams, Oxford; George, Chelten ham; King's Head, Gloneester ; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury-square, Pleetsetrent • at Gamway's Cotfee-house ; and at Mr. Robbie", Warwlik;-street, Gables nem, Landon; where Plans of the Estate amity be steam. NEVER-ACTED. 1 THFATRE ROYAL, DRIJRY.LANE. TINS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' A Servants will perform a new Comedy, In five Acts, Called POLICY; OR, THUS HUNS THE WORI.D AWAY I ERINCIPAL CHARACTERS Mr. POPE. 'Mr. DOWT‘ ) NI, Mr. LOVEGROVE, Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. WRENCH, Mr. HUGHES, BAItNAR D Mu. GLOVER, Mrs. HARLO WE, Mls• KELLY, and Mrs. ORGER. The Prologue will be spoken by Mr. I. Nk *Juice, and the Ipiloiue by Mts. GLOVER. To which will be added, • THE WOODMAN'S HUT. The Tragedy of King Richard the Third will be repeated every AT.,ti,!ay till futtl,er nolcr. On ahurlday Mr Kean will perform the character of lambi the Tragedy of Othetot ai‘il on Thursday, the £7lh instant, wi'l repeat the part nt Hamlet. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 17, will be performed, the Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr. CON WAY ; Mercutio,Mr. JONES. - Jitliet"Mis• After which the new Melo Drama. called THE FOREST OF BONDY. Miss will perform the part of Juliet every Monday till furher notice; on Wednesday and on Friday next she will upio-ar in the character of Behriciera. On Tuesday evil be revived, The Maid of the Mill. On :Saturday,.Coriolanus Curiolanus, Mr. /Eatable (being his first appearance this season). SALES BY AUCTION. ..mmam;sok ETAPPORDEHIRE AND WARWICKSHIRE. • The VALUABLE "FREEHOLD ES FATE-i, near SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. TITHE FREE, situate in c'e BOROUGH of I'AMWORTH, BOLE HALL, FAZELY, wionntoroN, GLASCOTEJtc. &c. all nearly adjoining. Eligible Family Residences, and sundry compact Houses, with Gardens, &c. Cottages and Houses, in the Town of I antworth, with Gardens, &c. Water, Corn, and other Mills, &c. &c. By Mr. REID, In the Town Hall, Tamworth, near Lichfield, in the County of Stafford, oh 'Firesnsv, Bth, WEDNeSbAT i 9th, and Tunas- DAY, 10th of Novessara, at Twelve o'Cloek, in Lots, THE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Tithe-tree, the late property of a NOBLEMAN, deceased; compri sing nearly Seven Hundred Acres' of rich excellent Widow, Pas . um, and Arable Land, part intersected by the River Tame and the Anchor, surrounding and in the Borough, of l'aniworth, and in the Castle Liberty; many parts beautiful spots for build ing, divided in Lots for the accommodation of diferent persons. An eligible FAMILY MANSION, the MOAT HOUSE, standing in a Paddock, bounded by the beautiful River 'lame, with Offices, Coach-Houses, Stables, Cottages, &r. • BOLE HALL, a genteel Residence on the Banks of the River, with Gardens, Ples.are-Ground, and Land. Several eligible DWELLING-110USES, In Tamworth, with Offices, Gardens, &c. A number of small HOUSES, COTTAGES, GARDENS, &c. Capital WATER MILLS, for Corn and other Purposes, sup plied by fine Streams of Watet, &c &c. GARDEN GROUND, and various OUT-BUILDINnS, &c. The principal part of this Property is an ancient Family Estate, and has been let at very low Rents, on account of the Borough Interest. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Bennett, at Tarn worth ; or at the Castle Inn, where Particulars may be hurl ; and of Thomas Wiltington, Esq. Tamwurth ; T. G. I'arr, Esq. Lich field; Robert Wyatt, Esq. Barton; George Inn, Derby; War w.ck Arms, Wawick ; ,Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester; Mr. Adams, Oxford; Riot's Head, COVtlltry; George, Northampton ; Three Crowns, Ltecester ; of 1 Mt ssrs Blake ' White, arid Ainge, solicitors, Essex-rrert ; J. g r Vanderucht,Esq. 'raven-street, Strand; Garraway's Coffee home, 'Change-inky, Coruhill; and of Mr. Robins- and Mr. Reid, Warwick-itreet, Golden-square. Landon, where Plans of the Estate may be seen. •*. ••••• .