Star. — London, England, 1817-04-23 00:00:00

.. 4 ._ • ...„ . . .... A .,,, • ...• .. .., i .. ~,,,.._•- NO:• -.. • - '5 .4 140, Jtok Ae 2e. NITMBEit 9406. -•••=•• l• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23; 1817. PRICE S!.VFN PEW MUSICAL KIND SALES BY AUCTION. MAIDENHEAD, arms. inutiou) HOUSES, GARDENS, STABLES, &c. • By Mr. ROBINS, At the Sow Iww, In the Town of Maidenhead. To. slot now, the tits of April, _at Twelve o'Clock; In Two Lots Lot 1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD SPA . 4 CIOUS MRY FAMILY HOUill. situate on the North Side of the HIGH-MEE I', MAIDENHEAD, In pmseselon of Miss Wise. The Premfics are substantially hulk, three statics high, and contain on the Upper Storey, four good Chambers and a smaller Room; on the First Storey, four roomy Chambers and a Dm.. hip-rooms Ground Storey, a neat Entrance, two excellent Par lours In front a good Diniog-rootn, Store-room, and convenient Kitchen, Pat :tries, Sc. large roomy Cellar under the &souse, a long Garden wal le d. a large Yard, with Wash-home and Loft OVPri and Pump of good Water; a two-stall Stable, Ste. and Folding Gates to the back entrance. Lot 2. Two Freehold Brick-bull Cottages adjoining Lot I, con tainhg on the Ground Storey, Shops in Front, Parlour, Kitchen, Wash-houses, and seven Chambers over, with Yard, and Pump of Water • a Stehle for 2 Pio say , and Lo t t weir. Bakehouse, large Baru, Shed and Garden, in po-session of Mr. Fielder, tailor, and I ?4t. Phumidge, baker, Tenants at will. Aelt t nine be viewed by leave of the Tenant. on Mondays and Wednesdays from $ till S o'clock, and the Cottages, by applying to the "I"enusts, where Particulars may be bad, and at the Sun Inn, Maidenhead; of Messrs. Blake, White, and /tinge, &sea nces, Strand; and al Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden slum. London. -SALES BY AUCTION. tiller the Prro Dukesu of the PIINCE RCOCNT and their Royal Hi g . , ;;zsies Ow ORKIS of Y, Cu CULILLAUD, 61 1 / 1 14, CAM • B -. Doe, and (.ILOUCISTaII. Nobility AnJ Gentry, Ebbseribers to this In- Ei!udon, and the Public iu genera!, are reepeelully 1n .r,:.! that 0-MORROW, Apri' 24, 1817, will be pertornird !'r K!NG's THEATRE, Haymarket, A GitA ND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT Of VOCAL and INS I'KUMEN rat. MUSIC, For the Benefit of this lusdtution. The Oreiestra will be erected on the Stage, on the same grand gale u last year, and a new Organ built by Gray win he opened or that occasion.—Leader of the Baud, Mr. F. CRAlKR—Con due!Or, SIT GE6RIIE SMART. principal Vocal Performers who have kindly promised their sairtuce : Madame Melamine Fodor and Mrs. Salmon, Ma• Comport... and Miu Stephens, Miss Goodall, Mr. Bel 'way and Signior Crevilli. uteri' Lindley will play a Fainasia of Romberg 's on the Vio loncello, •:being ids second public peitormance in London) ; M. p res et will perform a Ceneerto on the Flow; Monsieur Bohm, from Pads, will perform a Fantasia on the Harp, with Variations ea Robin Adair, arranged by him expressly for this Concert (Meg his first public performance in London). For Yerr.l Particular. zr.r tin Bills of the day. Tkiete for the Pit and Boras tea. Od. eat.h. Gallen as. sk i t had of Er. Smart, the Treasurer, Stt i , Potand-ureet ; of i~lr, icing, the Secretary, 14, Little Chapel-st reet, Soho; at the Opera Oace ; sedan all the principal Music-shops ; The doors win be open et Sena, sod the Concertbegin at Ellett o'Clock. 11ds day vta 4 pubUatee. Ergo. rice Sa. b the Press, and speedily wilt be publisked, in One Vol. limo. riOkiiC DRAMAS, io Three Acts. By MARIA EDGEWORTH, Author of Talcs of Fashionable Libi, Primed for R Hower,. (Snrcesotar to Mr. Johnson). it, Sr. Chertblard l and &Morin, Cradock, and Joy, Paictssos. terdnor. NEXT WEDNESDAY. JSIVEWRIGHT, the Contractor, once more • rimisods his Friends of the peozhalty of the Drawing, 14fri* WhLNESDAY, Sore APRIL, and V any should lad tbe:aselses too late, by deferring their purchases, they einem Name him, having publicly announced, what is literally the fact, Oat the extraurainary demand for Tickets and Share% naidtee it really doubtful whether there Malmo sulkies* to imply all who wuh to aJeenture—a eirciamictace partly accuonted for by the i4llowing great Reduction of Ptizes: A Whole Ileitt only EIUITZIIN Gamut! A Half - AV 19 8 I Au Eighth 41/1 II El • A Quarter .1 0 A Sim-ImA 1 11 I • Bet icket• also are nsw work Dearly CI. mow than in funks Lotteries• giving the chatter 01 abort 460,000 gterbag YZ 1714, there t ring ir,(n.tes Prises ait of wily 14,600 nacre, to blindly varies es, including 2 ... of .Ceo,ooo Money I ... .6 4 ,000 Money I - And eery Prize above .les. will have added to it. a ticket of Me nn Number to the Next Lottery : thus, lay the Pooch*w of one i WU Capital Prines may be gamed. 'I ickets and Slum are mow on Sale st 1. 111V1WitiGHT's (the Contractor's) 011 ices, No. 37, eornbill i No. Mayas:La s Nil it, Holborn. an 4 No. lil t 00(nd-it/wt. NEXT WEDNESDAY. PP SISH eeeniwdt.bis Faimada fiat dm tnitii k I I. on the live of Drew*, and regents time who Mee en yetyordtased, to mil before NV EDNIitiDAY eon f.B.' hes shesdy v' his opinion ma hilly on the merits of the Scheme,. that it would be superfluous at present to say more than that the e. , trentage. are . far beyond Mos.+ • in any pier-edit; Lottery *bower. A whole 'I khet Is now only 18 Guineas, and a Si:- nobody Twenty six kbitlings, and a Purchaser of one 'l' ichet nay pin by that number a selo.ooo Prise to this and a £t 5,000 ia the nest Lottery. Tickets and Shares ore selling at T. LUSH% 011iees, 4, Cora ls', end 9, Charing-Crete', who, in the last Lottery Contract, sold so Capital., being (as usual) greater in 'amber and amount Sian those solo at all the other °floes. TIORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the AA Public, that the State Lottery beens Drawing the 50th 1 HIS &MM . 'S: Tickets and Wham are Saabs et the &delving law Ores I Tickets ..••io £16166 Halves ... £* 19 o Eighth. ... ZS 11 0 . Quarters ... S• 1- 0 I Sizteentks 1 6 0 lath Ticket is worth 414. so that the Adventurer has a chance of shalom; either of tits Poor (Callan besides 9s other Capirti Prises, at the wins: risk of £4. a se. which for many Lotteries past Ms. 1 Os. snot hays been paid.—Sebesses at largo (grads) milhs 1441 at the Al established Odin of Hos Naar aostrAl fesekarokers, 96, Coliseum:. NEXT WEDNESDAY, • THE present tinitersailz admired STATE LOT TERY will cottunenes Drawing. The Public will bear in wind that the Four Nisei of 020,0001 May then be debermined, and consequently that it will be more adesetageous for every person !wending to adventure in the pro 11t isepolar Lottery, to make their purehaen before the Wheel P" Mad. Notwithstanding the great demand for Tickets and *.ihares the Prices methane the same, via. Whole Ticket Alit is 0 quarter As i 0 Half • 0 19 0 lighth 2 t 1 6 Sixteenth £1 E 0 -------- G. CARROLL has so often called the attention of the Public to the Scheme of this Lottery, that it is wholly unnecessary to 'clot the many splendid points in which It abounds, and which r• Est haw excited the approbation of - every person that has con s lewd the subject. Posterity will 'schist% with admiration that 'her's hat been a Lottery in which an Adventurer had a chance ur *thing, atnunpt o,rna TRIM FOUR PRIZES OF aCio,ooo, 'Xiolst there were but 4,502 Blanks in 11,600 Ticket•. llcits and Shares may yet be obtained at the °dices of G.' CARROLL, Stock-Broker, No. 7,Coasinict., and 25, (Arnim =Cm, where Ne.1,73i, the last Prite of £30,000 ewer drawn, " 501 4 with Seven other. Capitals, In Eighty Shares. IRRESISTIBLE INDUCEMENTS. PIDDING and Co. Nn. 1, Cornhill, and 296, 110 P'sro, pronounce the Lottery, which begins the 30th of MON I H, wkhuut exception, the 11104 t advantageous that 71 ever t`en offered for Sale • In proof thereof, it is only ISC• fttt ".'y to recapiteLv e a few pla in Facts. A Ticket Is Sold at £5. few than usual Yet is wont, nearly 45. more than usual! Therefore is nearly Li °. cheaper than usual! 'There is an Extra Sum of 480,000 Sterling, in sundry Prises, of l'hizit Adventurers have tire Chance, beyond the usual Sum mai, trakingin the whole 10.095 Prizes, and not Half that Number of Nuke, yet there are FOUR of £to,ooo, tout otla,ooo, and "other Capitals, each of which will bare added a it a . lichat to 'As Next Lottery, free of Expence„ whereby Capitals of £15,000, &t. in another Scheme, may afterwards be gabbed. __PIDDING and Co. put In their Claim to the favours of Pur. ` "Isent by reminding then, that they sold the Only Prise of .„,... • +awry luaus.' up Gunman In the law.Lettery drawn ha Fa , and that the I otal Amount of Capitals hoof M paid by to the Public, exceeded that of all the ober obci aided t Vibet—thi. is no tribbling Equivocation, betas artless Treat, aid Neves Pinotwo s Oases THE Flits IN THE WOILIeD roa LAM e i P. and Co. her. no Country Agnate s bus Oltista, Maki* I4r Amee. , t, yunsteany ettentsetl. AN ESSAY on the VARIATION of the COM PASS. 'hewing how far it is influenc, a by a temp In the direction of the Ship's lieed, with au Exposition of the Deniers arising to Navigator. from nw allowing for this chaise of MI& titto. IPostratall with Anneal Observations and Remarki. By WILIAM. BAIN, Master, Royal Ns y. Printed for W. Blackwood. Edinburgh; and John Murray. Bookseikr to the Admiralty sod Beard of Leagitede,Lentka. This day was published, Second Edition, price de. CARACTACUS, a New TRAINDY, ilk Five V Acts; with previa*. Remarks on Ensile Draw& Tra gedy; comprising a Blank yens Gamut, and diricterve ou Thea trical Committees, Managers, and Players. With as Append*, induding an Answer t., and Critique so, soma unique Criticises contained in i Polito:ado° entitled" Tea Cayracas itavtaw." By WILLIAM MONEY, Owst. Author el " Considerations on Prisons, • ke. , London: Printed.for the Author ; sold by Aetwood 6o = 9 and Jaw, Paternoster-row •J. M. ItlchardsOn , I Hiegel and Bon, 174, Flent-ltroet ; °nipple Pelll- Mall; Beni 14$, Oztordstreet ; Miner, Ihmouvat, Cos:ent.Oardeu ; and nag be bad of all News Vendors. FRAUD PREVENTED. • r)couotem many the any attempts that ase daily tnade to impose on the unwary a 'parlous consptaldou in. afoul of the Genuine Blacking proparod by Day aad Martin, they are iodated to adopt a awe Label, in %OW% ewe ammo, 97, High Holborn, _ _ Is ftdso cooopicuously that they trust an attention to this, and die (Bestows of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the la position. The Real Japan BLACKING, ogee by DAY and MARTIN, 97, HO Holborn, will iu timers be sold in Boules at id. Is. and It. 6d. each, nod a :Airy of the Label let with all Venders. • DAY AND, MARTIN, 9!, High Holborn. SALES BY AUCTION. - 6bWRIGi OLD PORT, RAS T-INDIA AKD MALMS!T INADEIRo, s t ERRV, IJ9BON. BUCELLAS, CAPE, ate. Or THE CHulcEs r VIN TAG Es. By Mr. ROBINS, Oa the Premises, No Somerwt-Place, Somerset-House, on Yam.: nett, the sst4 of April, 1817, at Twelve o'Cloa, By Order et the Ezscusoas, THE CELLAR. of EXCELLENr and very SUPERIOR OLD WINES, late the property of G. P. TOWRY, Esq. deceased. Comprising about ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY DOZEN of fine-flavoured OLD PORT, superior EAST-INDIA MA DEIRA, SHERRY, LISBON. BUCELLAS, MOsELLE, Dry. MALMSEY MADEIRA, RID and WHI rE CAPE in Plate, MALAGA, ikc. 'Elie above Wines will be delivered, with Permits, from the Cellars in Somerset-place. To be tasted on the morning of Sale. Catalogues on the Pre mises; at Glarraway's Caffen4souse; and of Mr. Robins, War. wick-street, Goldemsquare. _ kiSSIIC. CAPITAL FREEHOLD - I,ATATE, THREE HUNDRED AND POUR ACRES, between AVEI.EY, STURM), aa4 GRAYS, oo the Read to SOUTHEND. By Mr. ROBINS, , At Garilaway's Coffee-house, iu Euliange-Alley, COllO%lll, on 'MAT, the teak of May, 1517, at Twelve tit :lock. A VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ES LATE, GREAT MOLAND HALL; Sinus' in the Parish of SOUTH-OCKENDON, near STIP FORD, is the County of ESSEX. Comprising a genii Yana-basso, iv ith Dikes, Garden, Orchard, spacious Parts-yard, with excellent Barns, Stables. Granary, Waggou sod Cart-lodges, and various Out buildings; and sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, the _ . whole upwards of tkilittiE HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES. In a bigb state of cultivation, and in the occupation of the Pro. prletor, who has spared no expense in the fattning of the Land; the Buildiogi are iu good repair; the Zest* lies compact, sod is most desirabie for investment, or for occupation. About ten miles from Rumford, and twenty front London. May be viewed by application to Mr. Port, the Bag ea the Perm where PartirAilan may be had; god at th e Dog and Partridge, Stifford; ship, Grays; White Hart. Bromley; Heed, Pottiest; Black Boy. Chelmsford; White Hart, Brentwood and Romford; of Mr. Jackson, Gray's-Inn ;at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins. Warwick-street, Golden-square, London; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. SUNBURY-PLACE. NEAR HAMPTON, On the Banks of the Thames. Capital Elegant MANSION, PARK, and LAND'i, Copyhold of Inheritance, Tythe-free, and Land Tax Redeemed. By Mr. ROWNS, At Gangway's Coffee-huuse, 'Change alley, Cornbiii, on 1 goas- PAT, May Sit, at Twelve, In One Lot, CUNBURICPLACE, very desirably and truly S eligible ESTATE, Copy hold of Inheritance, equal to Free hukl, uifilug quit rent and small fir., certain, con:priming a sin gularly el ant Mansion, planned for the accommodation of a per *on of the inn diathicUon, erected at a great expense, seated oa a laws, a commanding beautiful spot, on an elevated bank of the River Thames, sear the village of oniihury, with attached and detached suita ble (Aces, and Stabling for twelve horses, Coach. houses for Wen carriages, excellent Kitchen Garden, nearly YOU, Acres, seffeended by bay wellei and planted witl;cholte Ends Trees, Green House, Hot Messes, Vineries, Gardener's Henn, Ice House, Faso Yard, Stable, Ceti Houses, Sheds, and Out buildings ; productive Orchard, Lawm, beautithl Plessuse sr.ounds, Pasture and Arable Land, ctintaining about SBVENTY STA IU ACMES, • Partly enclosed by Park Pam, Tythe-free, sad exonerated from Land Tax; a meet visas** and charades Property. The nob* Maselem, at a small espenesonay be Improved, se es to rummy of die irst Residences in the Kingdom. May be fleeted by Tkkets. Patti/mien may be bed on the- Premiers; et the . 1 ey, Hearten Coen; Me Bell, Hampton; tie less, at Sunbury; Skip, 'Ambridge; Swas, Charism; the • Twiekenharn; of Mean. Knight and Shrebsole, Kitte ns.; it Ofitewerfe ; sod at Mt. Rabies, Warwick-street, Odigkotwarsi where Tidewater *miles tam be bed. WORCESTERSHIRE. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTAilic the MANOR of OD )3INGLEY, with sundry valuable FARMS and WOOD LAND, near SIX HUNDRED ACRES, abounding with Game, the ti:xt Presentation to the Rectory of Oddingley, Pee. The Worcester and Birmiegham llama' pastes thro' the Estate. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gerraway's Codes-house, in Esc/ any Alley, Carob'll, on Fainoe, May 16,1817, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, THE valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, part Tithe-free, comprising the MANOR of ODDINGLEY, mustang over the whole Parish, and well stocked with Game; eke ARK FARM, with aces excellent Residence and Offices; magiry esker eligible Farms, Lands. and Woods. The whole Erma Upwards of FIVE • HUelDst ED and EIGHTY ACRES, Divided in convenient Enclosure* of Orchards, Meadow, Pis tere,'Arabie, and Wood Land, all in a high state of cultivation, with eligibie Farm Houses, and aN necessary Outbuildings, in ; good repair; let to Messrs. Barnette, Nash, Watetson, and ober*, most respectable Tenants, on Lew, the whole lying comfier., situate In the Parishes of Oddingley and Hurableten, most desirable Ptolemy for Residencies or Investing Money; a beageSfutVountry, within nine miles of Worcester, and a short distance from Droitwieh : Also, the Next Presentation to the Rectory of Oddingley, wink flak Iwo Hundred • Pound.; per Annum, with a Ravi dances, Ofiess„ Garden, and Lands. Pam T be viewed by applying to the Tenants, whore Particulars may be mod ; and of Messrs. Bray and Gale Droitwich ; Mess. Roper aid Broughton, Great blaritesrough.street, London ,• at the Star aid Garter, Worcester; the White lion, Stratford; Hen And 0 Magas, Birmingham; George, Licisield; G:orgt ' Nor theatoton Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath; the Castle, Salt.' htlig at 0601644111 . 8, and of Mr. Rubins, Warvriek.eareet, Gal den square, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. --"' RICHMOIsiD, SUN it KY. CHOLMONDELEY-"IERRACE. Elegant ITALIAN VILLA, PLEASUSE-GROUNDS, GAR DENS, dm. an excellent FAMILY corrAor., OFFICES, GARDk.N,Ste. range of COACH-HOUSE'S, STABLES, du. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee•lseuse,'Change.Alley,Cornhill.onTanas DAT, the aid May, 1817, at Twelve °Tina', in Flee Lots, Lot I. AL N UNIQUE ITALIAN VILLA, built 4.111. of free.stone, by the late Sir CIIAII.AsOILL, Ban. now the Residence and Property of Wllll'l6lCO Karat, Esq held tinder the Crown for a long term. A most singularly beau. tiful situation, CHOLMONDELEY - TERRACE, RICH. MOND, SURREY, on the Banks of the Thames; comprising an excellent Family House, with Offices of all description*, Lawns, Pleasure-grounds. productive Kitchen Garden, wailed and planted with choice Frult•triree; handsome ornamental Green. house, Hot house, Vineries, ilea treble Coaca-house, and Stables for ten horses, with Rooms and Loft over. Lot e, consists of a desirable Fancily Cottage Residence, lately altered and Improved at a considerable capons', with excellent Ogees, Ceseb boort, and Stables; good Garden walled round, ate. Lot e. An caulks: Garden, walled round and planted with choice Frult.trees, situated adjoining the Cottage and Garden. Lot 1. A capital Piece of OA/den-ground, surrounded by lofty walls, with a producing Peach-house and Vinery; planted with the choicest Fruit -trees. Ike. and adjoining boa a. Lot 5. A Valuable Property, situate in the Old Palace Court, ' and adjoining Lot 4; consisting of a range of 7 Coach.hituses, and Stables for i S Horses, with Loits over, let to respectable Tz.siants. The whole forms ONE COMP.IC 1 . ES TATE, and may be viewed by applying at the Mansion, (Lo: s), where Parsicuiars may be had, and at the Castle and ter Talbot lons, Ricionaud ; Red Lion, Hounslow; Cattle, Salt Hill; White Hart. Windsor; Pigeons, BrensforiT; of Messrs. Williams, Whitmore, and Co. No. 9, Lincoln's lun Nrw Square; at GarraWAY's • and 01 Mr. Robins,Wirwick.street,Goldernequsre,where a Pla n may be sun. IRELAND.—IN THE - COUNTY OF MEA TH. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES F.-lI*ES, skuate lu the County of MEATH,„ the 'nun fertile and truly desirable part at the Kingdom of Ireland, our BLURT THOUSAND IRISH ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Royal Exchange Collet•-ltoont, kg the City of Dublin, nn TOMAT the 10th, and WEDNISDAT the tube( funs, 1117, acTwetre o'Clock, in Lots, HE' yell' VAttable and highly improveable PICERHOLD ES PATES, situate in the County or Meath, part within 'fin Mars of Dublin t—comprising the extender MANORS of DENOHAN, BALLYMAGOS-AN, MORN INOTON, the MANOR of TRIM with the Andean CAS 11.11 sad Buildings, and Houses in the Town of TRIM; the LORD SHIP of MOYARE, bounded by we River Boyne, Sic. THIS PROPERTY 01 1 . A NOBLEMAN. These Estates contain nearly Eight Thousand Iri-b Acres, or Twelve Thousand English Acres of fins Meadow and Feeding I Ground, Pastern, and Arable Lands, eadu.ive of Bog b and, which are allotted to the differeut Tenants for Fuel. The Lands are its as omen. ut state of Cultivation, divided in compact Farms and Lands for accommodation, part with eligible Residences', Pleasure Gt minds and Gardens, Farm Houses, and all necessary Outbuild ings; a Wster Corn Mill, sundry Cottages, &e. let to most reopee table Tenants, on Leases for Lives ' part of which are renewable, and the remainder to Tenants at Will; the present low Rental nearly Seven Thousand Pounds per Auburn, but worth upwards of I.:keen Thousand Pounds per Annum. The whole of therm Estates are in a flue rich country, and well situate for good Mar kets eseellesit Road., fce. Tlie Mornlogton Estate adjobse the sea near Drogheda. The whole a meet desirable Property for Investing Money. May be viewed by applying to E. Chambers, Esq. Trim ; Mr. i John Allen, asaymount gear Us, where Particulars may be had and every isiformation given. Poetic-Mars likewise may he bad at the O'Reilly Arms and Post-Oder, Trim; the Inns at Drogheda, Cork, and Waterford; of James Johnstone, Esq. Do tulakk-street ; of Meesn. Reeves, Ormsby, and Reeves, ?tier rkin-square; and George Hutchinson, P..q. Solicitor, No 19, Upper Gardner-street. Dublin; and at the Plain of Sale, where Plass of the Estate are left; the fans at Hidybead; the Hotel, Llvertool; Golden Lion, Chester; Talbot, Shrewsbury; lien and ChiCkens, Birtnloghetw; T. G. Parr, Esq. Likliield ; et Ches. Lightfoot. Esq. Carle-stirst, Leicester-square ; at Garr& , way's Coffee Brace, Change Alley, Corabill ; and of Mr. Robins , Warlieldretteet% Golden-sivate,. London, where 'Wu of the Betas may be even. • HAWKHURST, KENT. A PR EEHOT.D REsIDENCE, set h Twcnry.five Acees of i.and,, of which immediate possession may be Lad ; Land tar redeen:e.:. .10 BE soi.n CY AM' ;lON. By &Tenn. SKINNER, 111Cli IN, and P.M RES At Garraesay's, On Tuve to sr , M a y 15, 18 5 7 , at .I.er.ive, ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD EsTATF,, si tuate adjoining an esseeilent Turnpike toad, In the much admired Village of Hawkhorst, a genteel and social neighbour hood, about lye mike from Csanis:lnk, I R from Rye, Tuuhritlge, and the Wells, le from Hastings, and 47 from London; coin prodnc a commodious Residence, very robstantlaUy erected, with two hairlsniuse regular Erwin. called NEW 1.0!)0E, with do mestic Sere of every deseription, aod Stabling, suitable for alitga an d respectable Family, Walled Garden, a Paddock of IA Acres, and two ailed! Meadows, well watered and wooded, lying very compact, and cisitaining in the nbole about 2 Acres: the Residence is plseed ac the extrem ty of the Paddock, at a convenient distance from the road, rommandisog extensive Views of a beautiful and Welly varied Country. and tantains an Entrance-Hall and Vestibule, principal anJ secondary Staircases Drawing-room, Dining and Breakfast jrni,,,,„. Li brary, Seven good Bed-cirambers, with suitably Apartments for Servants, and excellent Cellarlogt a Coach t o an d from Lrindo.l passes the House four days in the week; and 311 every day Ps... Io be viewed by applying in T.S.ltedford,Esq. at ilawiliurst, of wbons Printed Particularr may be h _se.; 2artic:darealso at Lie:. Swan, Hastings; Mr. Hall, Printer, Ma;d.tone; Mr. srrar.7... Tunbridge-Wells; Rose and Crown, Tunbn lyr 1 nt the • ries, tad White Horse, Brighton; Messrs Kirkby an.l en. Prin • tens, Canterbury ; and Messrs. Skinner, 'Pocks:!, and Forre:, WHE rota. MIDDLESEX. RESIDENCE, Capital GMZUEN, Beautiftil MEADOWS, and HOUSES, Eight Miiesond a half from London. TO BE SOLD BY AUC I lON,. • Ey Mr.: CO I' I*, On FRIDAY, May ft, at Twelve, at the Mart, by Order of the Devisees of the late Rev. Richard Neate, in IWO Lots, FREEHOLD Sptcion3 FAMILY ItESI DE MCC In a cheerful situation at Wm:3.one, comman ding delightful views and fine rides, in an opulent vicinity, con. taming ample Room and Offices, for the ciallitortable *cerium lit. dation of a large Gamily; Green.huu.e, .eceheut t ;ar. den, pleaslney and use.ully divined in Lawry', shrubbery, walks, plantations, mrlon.ground, flab pond, above 7110 test of lofty walls, with fine wall fruit and standard trees, mast atandkntly productive, with the much admired luxuriant Meadow Lands, in the park rage. This valuable Estate a *impact, culapr!sine Ames, one nt which is Cmaybold, well supplied with fine waiter, had-tai redeemed, with presewinn at Midsummer. Let fL A Freehold Estate adjoining Lot I, situated in front of Whetstone; compact, Three swill! I withGar desk a Tenement, and kleeting.house, in l'ott.ridge-lanr, with a large Garden, let to Mesas. Serra, and Diann, The Residence may be viewed by cants ten , :ays befnre the sale (Sundays exe-pled) and Vart!culart had at the tartan Mail, as Whetstone ; Messrs. Blake, Wime, and .irate, Eswx.sirret, Strand; the Mart ;'and 0/ Mr. eiciit• ,a , I:ew Bridge -street. On the beautiful llordis of Glouce6teeshire. An mulles& MANOR. FARM, RI:ADE:XS, awl FISHERY. " - TO SE *MD We AUC l'ION; ,Ey hi.c.-SCO IT, On !Nowt, the 9th of Mar, at Twalve, .t the Mart, uclets an acceptable offer shall be previously Made by Pt ivate Contract, with po.sessiun at Michaelmas, AIA RSTON MAISEI'. MANOR, FARFARM. L RVIDENCE, and Y. '1 h.s jus ly.airtiered, Estate Is most (lest:tab', Omar* iu a plemant healthy village , to the centre of mrtkets, three mile. from Pairfurd and Crichlad., alveu from Illhavorth, nine It am Cirancester, by good roads; arid compritimg 33) Acit4, the ereater part fineMeadoer and iaaatarr Land, the remainder excellent Arable; in the highest %Lt. of cultivation; with a spacious comfortable Family kasidence,Gar. dens, Others, ainl requirte MOs: 8111M: 7 :It:a ly Str:flf, erected, in 0:1.2 urc'er, well suppliant with water. str :tinting with Game; the whale completely formed for ni.naging the Dale, - and Farm with pleasure and a !vantage; held by Lease under the See of Sarum at a small annual rent, renewable by Aswan*. May be viewed 14 days Wore the Sale, and tiesztoptier mean bad at the Ram, Cirencester; George, Fairlord; Gaaldar4 Arms, Swindon ; Crn.s it, Fartinedon ; Mrs.m.Crowdy and Son, ' Solicitors, Hieltwortto; Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge street, ether, la Plan may be soot ; and at the Mart _ _ MESSRS. GOSS 411(1 Cu. Members of the Royal coUrge of Surge-ass in Lon.!.m, have sedulauslysdavostid their attention lor these last 17 years to the study ref show ehAor. der' which its frequ.ntly embitter, an.l too often prevent, that in. estimable blessing, martintonhil teu, •1 lie numerous appil cateous they have hither o received 'tom per Sons of the first dills titiction, and the uuif of %vett:it attending their superior mode of treatment lit such complaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all cases of Debility or Deficiency, whe. thee resulting trim the ion frequency of participating in the gale. lies of fashionable I fe, tije unbounded indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, Which weakeris the energy of the mind. and dem toys the flower of youth, by pr'oducing sterility in throne sex, dad impotence in the other, they offer * safe and permanent cure. To Oder who, fe ant suet' complaints. are prevented entering into the nurried state, and ashamed to seek relic' brood over their infirmities In silence, It must be consols; to know, how ever difficult or Ineffectual the cure may be deemed by tither Practitioners, that by a renovating and infallible method they may be resumed to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain disorder, frequently coo is. cted in a moment of indieeretion and every species of Venereal Infection, by a mild and never-f aking mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Meets, which they are enabled to cure is a short period, without recourse to the painfuldan4e toes erect, of the Caustic; references of which can be given to several Ns:ale-men and Gentlemen of high respectability, who have beets cured in a eery abort period, after hiving Laboured under stricture, for many years. To married Femaler, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been deteaten, it may also he a phasing reflection to know, that by a proper pi.rsevei mice in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the hopedi nsents reviewed. Messrs. Gust Um! Co. exclusively professing th cure of these particular complaints, in enter that they may net he marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the Ignorant empiric, ft:intik but justice' to themselves to state, that they have lieu proisTly educated and initiated Into every branch of the prutesseun ;certificates of which, Henn various pietas, and testimonials !torn the highest professional authoriti:>, they have to 'convince any inquirer,). '.bat a residence sit : L I warmi r brnitspher e of on; eastern wet ld, as web as in other per::, &flibuldeila diem to ..Sset t, that their re:. arclieS having beets , con ii,my,„ dup. ) les liready rummer:reed, they hold nut a eertait.ti ref renovation to such .s. may tabul,r under the detilitating iffects of a life pa4sed .seeder time :o;sia zone. And forthcr, that liavids h.s! °Ns...l:um:ie., in their priSeisional car.. c i t y, of kilning an intimate acquaintance with the cc !:. stitutiunal hatilta of seafaring versocs, she./ Lifer to them the best ar.arances of immediate [..lief; that the success re lid: g trona 'heir endeavours first inductsl them to quit the practise of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, been io lihrrany honoured. To consulted at their how daily (personally, or by fete-,) by Patient* of either sea, with sect-eel, delicacy, and arcrec7, Patients in tile country are requested to s:ste As pat LiClaiali if 'suit elle, age, add ithutr.er art l chug, eocloons a rent's alee iOr advice end medicines; and the tended es w,.1 be green c' losivarded to coy past of the khigeletit. GU' SS and Co. Surgeons.l3, liu4verie•stroet, tenet. OPPILE Or iiklllVAlkled, April 16, Is i 7. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of EIS MA. I JESTre ORDNANCE do &nil give Nalco, That Proposals scull be received at their Uifice in Pall.tifall, ' on sr httore FRIDAY, the Sd day of May next, from such 1 Persons as may be willing to undertak e the Supply of I.llAriliß PAN I'ALOONS, for Service of this Department, for a period of three years, determinable after the expiation of the first year, upon notice of three Months, at the option of tither party. Patterns yf the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respective Offices of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal, Wool. with; and farther particulars, together with the Ternsa and Coo. ditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Mee,' lb Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed dp and indorsed, " Proposals for leather Pantaloons," but no Pro. posal can be admitted after the said std May, at Twelve &cleat at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the pity making it, or an Agent in his beltalf,shall attend. By Order of the Bum& R ciao