Star. — London, England, 1817-02-24 00:00:00

Uio 4. - 4 0 1 , , • Ihc at r - • 1. r:t V 356. MONDAY, FEBEWAtY 24. ISI7. NICE S NEXT SA'I'UIt DtI Y, The tot of MARCH, all the Lottery will be Drawn. B,cot) 'rickets. r.:lltals of 1:15.04A), X2,oton, &r. S t e. rrl 'ITS!! tepectfuliy re'ninds Ptsi)lie, that the 1 • wlicle vf the Lottery. Oviv fie least tLasuha eocr howl), sr . ! be 01.!rawn on SATURDAY 14!..XT. .chr while l nteery cwm.ts but W 5000 tickets, yet stawlth eatOr!tt the cumt•er of lickt.tb 14 so few, It contains Capitals of r &c. &c. Tickets and Share. are new to be it •iitl: variety as the hunted number will allow, at the tystr• f bltiH, the Co . :a r..ctar, 4, Curnhill; and 9, elating cross; ami at all the Agents' in the Cuuntry. •.• Perim , ' wishing for particular and favourite Numbers, r tybave them without any extra expense (if est 'mohair all). . CU:VISERLAND-PLACE. FI CAPICAI. FAMILY RESIDENCE. and STABLE, viPhintenetlim 'CO BE SOLI) 10( A/ By Mr ROBINS At Garnway'll Carne-hau.e, 'Change All Dia-, the I Xtb Mare la next. w .ry, A VUK Y Desirable LEASER' L held Mr a rerns. of upwards of Pepper corn re tat, comprintag'a capital diuusly planned, handsomely fitted up, cnionneaa , ion of a Nobleman or Coulon: Cumberland-Place, Hyde Fat k, late the a 'of distinction; couratidnir, on Vie Upper rooms; Second Floor, two excellent Bed room neatly papered, latidia.g, and Hu Flour, a s atolak: Drawing-room in front, with handsome cornice, and marble chit the flour opening to a bjkony, xonstnu., to a back Drawing root correspoodenta. dole; on the Ground Hour, I:nitanee Hall hall, walla stuccoed and pain'etl, stone - stmey, with Iron baluster and mahogany nin,g-parlour, library, and bi.h-room, at the back. In the Basement eat all req. bzer.eellats,Coal-vaulta, Ikc. Ste, lti lr have and Stable. CONFLAGRATION of MOSCOW. Thisday waspablished, beautifully printed in octavo, price 2.. sewEd, the second Edition, with extensive Additions, of THE CONFLAGRATION OF MOSCOW.- A Poem —By the R. C. COLTON, A.M. Fellow of King's Colby, Cambridge. Londio z Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 01, Flee '- street -- OE whom may be bad. by the sante Author, 1 11 roc at s r , a sati rical Posta, with News and Anadunts, ern. price 91. boards. id he re Dr !,3 ~•-! be The. ft..10: 0 !: 5,C• +1,4 it • cross; • s . • r has, 71- resit... 0' !Tr 'I tir 11 c3pitals at !rk Ihte ai j • 1114 in! of U %cu.) 1.10 .vri •100 a• - . 1 Xii • Lind Bri• ivu ton's' ; API 'VD 1:1 11. st he Y. EY _ . --- - M ARTIN and Co. Stock• Brokers, 8, Cornhill, ill and t'. o, Oxford-street, mpeetftd4 tetionmeed to the rc ir- n' the Pubic, tlststualle;t LOT'TBILY-ever haown. Only ! (-.1) Tkk•ts. Thu Wars will be all paid in Money. The wbok Ai be drawn neat SKI OItDAY (being St. David's Day). 'I tie &heme cattail' a Prize of 415,000, artd Fifteen other c3pitah of X !,‘ 00, £l,OOO, £5OO, &e. &c. &e. sweat of which t , re plAar • destined to be added to those MARTIN and Co. II; e Arcady d au biped amends the Puk, including the Grand Prise of idtiv 00, _ No. 261 - - 4110,00, 7,791 12,1100, &e. ste. Sce. one LW RIG H r requests bib Friends ana Pah () • lit :mention to the Smallest Lottery ever known, epeeist. mg of urly 3,000 Tickets, with one Prise of 4115,000,, and luen,) ut:!er Capitals, to be an Drawn es St. Davits Day, Isi March nest, when he hopes to dheibure them to bin fitters tin (Waits, having had the good fortune to sal the Gut PAIN raid wholly in Gold. In the 144 t Lottery, Prises et 14 0 00 •ties Guineas. The only Seed 240,0n0, the ire 40110,000, r3}, • ois, with various other Capitals; also the 45,000, 44:44 awl X 2,000, and most of the Capitals Is the Sunder. Lind Bridge 1 usery.— I bliss and Manes ants Sim S. Savo rOtt Uftt , C Offices Nu. 37, Calmat:4, I No.gs, ilavinetattr, No.ll, Notecase, No. 141, Odord.street. in'. RAVIDII DAY. ADORE'S TO THE PRINCIPALITY OF WALE!. VD WA It D TON, Stock-Broker. his tbe plea. A. 4 sun to announce to his Cooenrynses, Natives .1 thle ANCIENT PRINCIPALITY, 11. st he bap succeeded In his meleaveurs to hays the Lotatry drawn on rho FIRST OF MARCH, In hunger of the Tutelar Balm of Wales. t. EYTON flatters bhuself he ash have the eadebetion of ei,trikting the numerous Priam with which the espra.sdsmted Smeme tar so small a Lottery aboundo, ansioyst his Caro-. tro-Brituns, whom be Invites a his fortunate Mee, ft, 'Ouse thief:Orders for Tickets mod Sham wEI be illoPsafonf ionised, by the only Weidman sogised . to dismOnste the fa vour. of Fortune. SMALLEST LOTTERY EVER KNOWN, ONLY 3,000 TICKETS, TO BE ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY, IR MARCH, 1117. - SCHEME. Ai 3P O O is 4rrs,ooe vmo - -: 1,000 3,000 • ..... 14000 000 . ..., 3,000 • NIO '1,200' • , 6 ..... WV ... 1,000 10 ••• - WO - 1000 03 .. . . SI - -.os. .4000 4 .:., ? 4. 60 "—' • 5,400 tone Tiekets. £llO.OOO • RICHARDSON. GOODLUCK, meal:* big Owe to recom mend to the attention of Um& Mods and tba PIM the Scheme 14 the present Lottery, of self Tickets, which will all be Drawn la One Day, and rs.pe solicit their favours at their fortunate Offids Curohill and Osittng-Cross, Wimp, numerous. (soul Prizes haie lately been sahib Shares. ~. I of 2 A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR FASHIONABLE and most Elegant COATS , Cut and made in a superior manner', of the best Superfine Cloth, for LS Its.--Waistroats, from Ss. to I ke , Double-milPd Carbone Breeches, All lis.--Notaloons and Cossack Trowsets cl.sap in proportinn. A variety of Shoving Jackets% Hunting Coats; aho Bra. Curricle, and Driving .Custs ; and, for the con • venience of tic.riemon travelling a variety.b kept ready finished, or a suit made in 'four hours: Servants' Liveries 44 10s. com- Pim The bushman( thisbonse befog who*/ done with ready nooey, enables the. Proprietors to submit the &Wei advaaupons 'reran to the Public. No. Ise, Filet-street, four doom Net itf. 0;60;1mi-her. lt.lr Merchants and Captains wanting large issuridat, WUI fad a great advantage by applying as above. - NEW SILVER COINAGE. For the accommodation of those who have by then the Old Shil ling. and Sixpences, or those refused, and Cat, by die Inpettora fur changing the Old for New. INGRA.b4, attis Warehouse, Nu. $O, City-Roadt Fintbury-square, still continues to rake thew on the mo.t Ith•ral terms ;likewise French Sneer, at the f raw t pences Sd. •Shillings 10d. and Half• Crowns ea. EL for the beat and cheapest Hosiery, Gloves • Milihury, Haltsresbary, Lacs, Flannel% Stays, Child Bed Linen, Paseo. Cored, and Dress-Nbs kin:•,(Addrens' Shoe, Straw, Sable and Seal Hats, Fors ;all kinds inaney and Windsor Soap% &c. &c. Full SO per Cyst. chnper than any other Wuthoose In London, NIA and foe msortation.—Counstry Shopkeepers sappaed. _ WALSH'S COLTSIOOT LOZENOES. . TUSSILAGO was the name Rises to Coltsfoot by the mints, who knew its value in Clough%dce. Pre . 11 I d in the form of losenge ' u the meet agreeable te palate; :.Ed also, that by its gradually dissolving ha the mouth, may with shore cerudoty be conveyed to the partsa these Lampe are deobstruent, detergent, and lubring, allaying the Wilkes sethatiun which occasions Coughing, deaths' the voles, aml pre. ducicg .he most salutary e4ects ; if used as a preventive, few person • Übe troubled w ith Coughs through the wham, and u.eir puce places them within the reach of all ranks of people.. Sold by E. Edwards, 66, St. St. Pairs Church.yardoniso le the l'sisprlster; also by Taut, Esclange; Sanger, Oxford street t. and Ward, Holborn s the ',nub., Will hare the names of Sikaw and Edwards on the stamp. Yrke Is. lid. Mao lA'ALbli's ANTIPERTUSSIS for the HOOF ING COUGH, a remedy long approved and retansinended by the *me families In the kingdom. Price only Its,Od. per butte. biJPERIOR MEDICAL Afffia ---- . • 'IRS. COOPER, MUN ROE, and CO. of Char. lotte Hume, oppoake the Rev. Rowland' Hip e Chapel, Lave Ecablished ANU f HER MEDICAL BOARD in Wood .t.ck street, Osford.etreet, adjoining New Bond mem, where a Physician and Surgeon, Members of the Royal . College of London, of thirty years esperience reddi. Tilt *puma& lave been restored to health by their united Mien" widtega confine:nest, is indisputable, after hakiltals bad failed. &kr* Lbwon the bead, face, and body, uleerateedaroat, swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, cancers, strictures, fistu las, pains lathe bead and hubs, and nervous debility, are die cages which appear years after, and often destroy domestic bap piurts.—Messrs. Cooper Munroe, and Co. ate consulted daily , at both houses, until Ni n e at West" where MI that Members of the Board alternateir attend.—There are side doors at eacishoum. tied private rooms for faults, who treated with like greyest delicacy. Advice grads, at Charlotte House, Blaekfriare, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday; and at Woodstock House, Menday, Wednesday, Friday, gad Sundays, untirketeive o'clock. • 'The Plies and Raul* glued wltitout cuttlog. THIRTY-NINE ARTICLER. This day was published, In foolscap am price 75.841. boards, A FAMILIAR and . PRACTICAL EXPOSI TION of the THIRTY-STINE ARTICLES of RELIGION 01 die Milted Chureli of Enelaiid - and Ireland. . • Sr the Rev. H. C. O'DONNUGHUR, A.M. Of St. John's College. Cambridge; and Domestic Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Moo it Earl. London t Printed (os Taylor and Hassey. 93, Fleet-street. nu PICTURE OP LONDON, FOR 1817. Thk day was plsbUshed, prke es. ed. bound in red. illustrated whli Maps abd Views, the Seventeenth Eldon, revised sad reasseted throughout, of THE PICTURE of LONDON, for 1817 I being a correct Guide to all the Curiosities, Amusentants, EOM %Mons, Public Establishments, and remarkable Objects, in and sear London • with Collection of appropriate 'fables, a large Map of London, another of the Environs, and various Es- Briings• • Printed. for Longman, Hunt, Row, Orme, and Brown, Of whom my be had. A Ottlde to all the Watering and Sea- Bathing Ptaen, tor 1817,10 12mo. with Plates,price 18s. beanie, or 17.. bound lo red. • TO 'I HE ARMY, ITS RELATIVES and dONNEC EIONS. This' day was.publiebed, pries as. boards, Vol. li. of THE BATTLE of WATERLOO, by a near • OBSERVER, containing many imponint Particulars which hove been communicated to the Editor Once the publics. tion of Vol. I.) by Officers who were present in the Action, and which ire not elsewhere to be found, vit. Details respeeting the Artillery OPeratione and Movetnenti from the l Sth ; Cavalry Operrigns ; Defence of Montesano= ; a variety of new first pub:idled Anecdotes • Recollecdoos on the Conduct of the Duke of Wellington and Lord Hill; Anecdotes by a French Officer ; Omura] Drouet's Account; a Register of the 011icert,employed, with **rank and other connected interesting matter. Al‘o published, 34 Etchings as a Series of Military Drawings in illustration of various Regimental and Individual Acts of Cal. beery, Potition, ara from the spirited Originals of Captain G. Jonesaprice Ai 1•. A Tenth Edition of the Work is just pub lished in 2 vols. price Ai Is. with the Etchings, .e2us. ' Sold by 1. Booth, Duke-street, Yoram! piece ; and T. Egerton, Military Library, Withal MOW sad nomitiful 11.14tIns , al ZUDSPOW2 WATUMAL TORY, with coloured Plates, complete in 100 Numbers. This day was published, price is. 6d. with the Plates accarately Coloured, orls. Plain, to be regularly continued every Week, Number I. of - IaUFFON'S NATURAL HISTORY, contain big the** henry of the Earth, a general History of Man, of ibe Brute Creation, of Vegetables, Mirerals. &c. Trans ;rased float the French, and interspersed with Notes. Ey J. 8. BARR, Esq. To which is sOded, by way.of a complete supplement, a Natu ral History df -Fishes, Reptile., and imects. A blew Edition, greatly improved; with a highly-111'1,4.d Portrait of Buffett, and an Account of Ids Life, by Condorcet. f ul • 'The whole of the Work baying been printed off, it stay also be. lad complete, price itts. in hoards, coloured, or .85 8s plain. N. B. To pr.vant mistakes, the Ptddic are requested to ask for, or ogler,i the New Edition of Biiifon's Natural fbstory, translated by But. . Liatidart : Printed for the Proprietors, and sold by Sherwood, Neeli;iihd Tows, Paternoeier.row, and all wher kluJitseUers in Towtt Ind Country. • .*4 . I2OtvIATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the mi rk. ginal invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by hls succeseive Improvements to the highest perfection) continues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. irlenav, Manufacturing Che mists, Manchester. This iverirble perfumed Liquor which is compered of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and efieseleus Antitivics ' may be kept unimpaired in any Climite and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts It for affording - relief In I, Ninthly, &c.; and readers it peculiarly grateful an& refreshing in crowded rooms to places of public resort, and in the apartments of the rick. It counter acts, also, the Infeetkarof Contagious Diseases. As many spurious and Water peepustions are sold under the t he te and similar names, the public are animated to observe, as t only proof of its losing genuine, that the names of Messrs Harry, Manchester, are engraved en the stamp. The Ampoule Spirit of Vbegar Is bottles,. price its. fd. each, stamp hichnled, is mid rhokeele and retail by Bayley and Blew, Coed/Ayer-street. (the only Agents in London autherbed the =;) where may be bad, Sponge Bezes of Gold, by Myer, 7:Crystal, &c. Also Hiner's Wittman Maorszsta„ in bottles at Is. M and larger with glass stoppers, okes. 6d. each; their names being ea the sump, • LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Doke of YORK,. President. aVit oamo...kir.Eiernaa,Meniber of the Royal College,Loodoc. Gov sanoas—Earl of Egremont, Bad of Leitrim. Hon. Colonel J. Larry, M.P. John Latouthe. M.P. THE Royal and Noble Vetrons of the above IW STITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAIN Ts, and their dangerous cooscquinces, to order to lasting the benefits that have resulted from It, aelected,Mr. Kier- OM as its Surgeon, (standing high on the Gat the Royal College) hwni baying ditected ids chief attention to those &seam. Mr. Corium coraudves it a part Of his Gabriel duty to modal the 'shire., by pointing to the list of the Royal College, publialted Is February, ISIS, as the only sore gititle, and that no assertion of persona assuuthig such tides, and publicly advertidng theme without twin sanedoned by this list aro to be credieLerbe an ima Mows of the Lock Dispenary , will prove that Mow of the most dangerous cues of strictures; Debility, and other bololme d Wearable affections of the Generative Organs have been bore ra dically and suceretfolly treated. • - Mr. Kiernan may be committed as siseal,.by both Sexes, at his Home, $l, Lower Charione-stmet, Gedioed.square, where let ters from Tows and Country are toile addressed, self the mem ory Whim andmediciae wei be given, or sem. to any part of the United Simplens. lowyddlillsd. prigs es. 9d Edidon. PraCtiod quervatieus on the above Mews, by P. Klima°, and may be had at No. 174, FicootEsesNo go, Paternomer•row, and No. 10, Crown-court, . FOR SALE BY AUC FLOM, At the Comm House. Newcastle. on Tateasomr, February WI, 1817, at Eleven o'Clock In the Forenoon. T HE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, • VIZ. About *6 Claim Fordo Mama, II Oak ranks, containing 79 so:id feet, ODD Staves, 1100 Paling Boards, 118 Deals, 2 qrs. lo Deal Ends, Maws, Is Pieces Bride Fir Timber, (pawky one lead, II Balks, b aid eat* 8 lacks alert, quantity one load and as feet, 600 Galley Tills. Si leTamarinds, Sly lbs. salt, SO Rein Deer Tvegoes,ll ll Yards Ramis Sheetieg.6 Foreign Sails, Warp, weight Sort. 18Ibs. /bibs. Raw Coffee, I lb. Roasted ditto, gibs:Orem Tea, !Sibs. Shag Tobacco, v Obi ILdalits, Currasts,.9llis. Almonds, 6 Boxes of Wert Meats, 24 Sheets of Tin, I Tea Board, l Saw. 24Ibs. Indigo, 81 gallons l.inseed Oil, Mlles. 'row, I cwt. White Lead, and several karcels of Cottons, Woollens, ate. The whale of the Goods may be seem on appticanno at this Oniee, on the liStit and filth inning, eteept the Oak Plink, Masts and four of the Den* which the 1 We-Surveyor at How don Pans win *hew, ea appliesokea being made to him. Osamu atop.. Newcastle, Feb. IS, in t 7. TO U SOLD BY AUCTION, • - At the Costomsnowse. Harwich. on Tei•DA V, the 4th day of March, 1917, he mall Lott, the Sale to commence at 'fen thwilleserwma, TH 1. UNDERMENTIONED GOODS. VIZ. 41 Pieces et Serge Amber Beads. Rows of Amber Beads-1 Row of Garnet Beads 1 Ditto Carnelian Beads a Mass Bend Newititmes-1 Pair Bead Bracelet. 9 Large pieces of rough Amber—sou Eye tones 1 Piece of !Read Stone (rough) 14 Agate Sout•nimes---22 Paper ditto I Tortoiseshell Snuff-box Silver Chain Purse and Snap 1 Ditto Baum and sand is China Cups and Seticars,Sugar Baton and 'retro& 17 Pieces of lureign tilase—.*J Copper-plate Pridts IV Bottles Colugse Water • . SS- Needs at Bei 'Dee Powder —sibs. Moist Sugar 6 Ditto Tea-661b1. Salt-11b. Chocolate 6 Yard! Mw4ng Trimmiog-6 Furetgl Shawls 24 Yards of Preach Cambric 19 Polio& of Sewing Cottoi 411 Yards of-Gingham ; 91 yard. Blue Cloth 91 Ditto Worsted Chord; 201 ditto Wors:ed Plaid 112 Norwich Shawls; 9 WWII. IL:0111110,411t11 . 16 Yards Black Kerseyntere ; 4 ditto Keneyntere 91 Ditto Lashes' Cloth; Ille ditto White Qutitol • 71 Pair Cotton Stockings; 21 yards Printed Caton 361 Fettle Cotten; 161 ditto Chsskrti Muslin 22 Ditto Bed Fwmagure; 16 ditto Shandarey 4 Damask Tabli-Clotbs; 23 Damask Napkins 951 Yards foreign Limo ; 41 ditto White thread Lace 4 Ditto Black Silk Law • A Set of Coati Harems Furniture 50 S quare Paving Stones, 9 Masts, 17 Deals, IS Deal Ends le Dam Handspikes. I Bowiptit, 1 Spar,4 pieces Spars 4 Battens, S abs,M 1 Barrel Pitch 4cwt. airs. Foreign Rape; 1 British Anchor (4csvt.) • 1 foreign Anebor 4cwt.; 1 Foreign Boat 761 Mikes et Foreiga Geneva. FOR EXPORTATION. pi Yards of Foreign Silk 151 East India Silk Handkerchiefs; 4 Foreign Silk ditto 25 Foreign Silk Week ditto; 514 Foreign halt Neck Sitto IS Ditto bilk Scarfs • 7 Foreign Silk bisawit. Isi Yards Black Sil k Velvet 24 Pair of Foreign Kid Gloves; Yards of Silk Fringe 55 Yards East Innis Sdk Crape 4 Pair of Foreign Silk Shots; S ditto Silk Stockings Foreign silk Purses; 4 Foreign Silk Waistbands Dkto Silk Ridicules. N. A The (kW must be taken away widths ten days after the Sale, or the Deposit Money (oue this - 41ms of the value of each La) will be &whited. No No:es w:11 be taken but those of the Batik of England, or of Messrs. Cul and Nunn. BY HIS MME S ril ROYAL LEITERS PA !AN P. lAEA KE'S G ENUINE PILLS, ju.tly lemons . for curios, in all its stages. the VENEREAL DISEASE. One small PIE is a dote, and the tabby of one Box, in a recsnt Cale, will soon convince the patient of the certainty ni his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more sale, or More coomolent time thb Remedy, for each as are obliged to go jour. olds or to en, ask needs no confinemeot no restraint of diet ; and ably years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will effect a Care when repeated Salivation and all other methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and tither Chninicul Menden, aide Medtelow Sas not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons of both seise have been radically cured of the above creel disorder*, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the Sae Prtivietoes T.*TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal Gillet* of avr;eess, at their House, No. 9, New Bridge.straet, in Bottell'of only Sts. 9d. each, duty included. — p 11. Two back doors, sod Lights in the Pawnees at night lerare silo sold by alit. eppodument, with copious ditec.ioa., ▪ the loy Shop, 103, Ozfurd• Walt j Mr. 1./Jiboruunies, No. 7,, Tills-street.hill, nearly upposite. the Monument ; and by one Prison fit every eutelderable Town to ',Rest Denote Bud Ireland. Adel= grans ei perinea taking the above, or mho of the era prietot's Medicines. - '1 Le fasblottable Tio,twhol, plates of Gla., aid mg, to bo takes, To be viewed by rickets. L'articulars William Netherton-, Esq. Subcitor,' Ewes • Nhaard anti Blower, Sol:coots, I.ioatitt's sception I tosses, St. Jam:es-street ; ar Gi ik 1, Warwick street, Golden square, viewing any be bad. WARWICKoHIRE. CAPITAL AND VALUABLE Ekt BEHOLD ES A'l'F, Etoble DwelliapHouseb Offsets, Wartn-1 louses, Out-buddzogi, Cottages, Eke. and upwards of NINE NUNDBF.D ANU SIXTY ACRES Of. Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lands, with line sheets of Water, abounding with Game, and in a it .e : jotting Coltistry. A very elogitile Prope, y for invesirg Nioney. *lO U :i9l B HY :10N, by Mt. ktUDINS, At Garrtora)'s Coffee.houre, Cortiltill, l.ondm, ou fauxsuar', the 13th Alareh, 18(7, at 't wave u'Llock, fu Urn Lot, AVERY Valu4ble ?KEEL-101.D ESTATE. sltuato in the Parish ofdEdLEY,in the County of ti AR. WICK, abounding with ; (1 9+: and ccronrulding Piot vrebque Views OVtf a rids- fertile Cuun:rt, in tit, eel I , e field Sports; comprising a suhleshttal nut C•hnin , r,:s.tus Dwi.:l - with suitable attached and detacor.l ()di:es, barns, Stables, and (itit.butldiogs; gaad Garden, tine sheets cat Water, and upwards of NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACES or Meadow, Patture, Arable, Wood, anti Co; pile Land; lyirg compact, boauiifully diversified by hill ai.tl dale, and 4.11• ided Eligible harms, with Farm houses, barns, otabies, add Otit , Ou , kla logs, and sundry neat Messuages, with Gardens, dtc buundodp:t the bast Side by the River Arrow, withib Ms miles of Alcaorr, seven of Bruittsgrove, 14 of Stratford-upon-Avon, and I .5 of Lir mingham, and within three miles of the Woicester and Birmittg hint Canal, in a flue part of the Country, with good roads in various diteettous, presenting a vgy capital Property for invotiog Money. Puowssion may be had a the Residetice, and the principal part of the Land may be 11.,l at Lady•day Urn.* The Estate may be viewed by applying to George hilt's, En t , Lodge House, ipsley ; of whims particulars may be had ; of Mr. Edward Stozpom, and Nlessrs. ;punier and otitieby, sod at the Hen awl Chadians, and Lastle, in brrn.i.igh.:iii; George, Lie. held ; Anzel, Atces er ; ("kitties' Croy', tnmzroce ; Wbite titiatford•upiiii.Avon ; King't Head, Gloucester; Mr. Egerton, No. 3, Gray's ism quart'; Atebsia. Ancle., and Wr:ght, No. to, King'. Bench Walk,, £maple: at Gairaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, tfulticwoluare, Lo..dois ; where a Ilan of the Es ate may be seen. 4 -4 0t.. 1 to , . • ' ; • (),/‘ /* "3lk t . *:ka .. • EV E s . 1‘ EN; HYDE PAlt K. with CO ACH.L lOU 4 ate . l'os.e.siott. UCIION, ftz, Hey, CorulAl Tauas. l'welve u'Cinea, Ff4)l.D EsTAI'E, Severity-one I . e , rs, at a REbIDLNC. , c-mmo- • and odipt.ql far thr ac- gnates•Fatully, re-Mews-of a penance sr Roar, Ave good Be d. rd-chanshers, a l)ressites. lowans J's Closet first walls coloured, finished imrey piece, ve;tidowe to nicating by folditig-doors tly fitted up, and a B tu. Visiii;ule, ur Mike stalrca.e to tt e .e-cod iy leandatail, • capital Di. Water clu.et, and Yard ,ti..isitr (Alice". Wine 4414 bcrk.lcy Mews a 4,:euttu. 01.1 Furntturt, brllliaot 11 it by vain:it tog. ars is t the Premises t• es•stree.t, StlanJ ; Messrs. t's lon Fiero; at the :tub. GarrJwaY 4 4; soul of Mr. re, of whom Tickets fur RE. REM-101.D ES l'A'l'F, Out-Width' tit, 111X0:1'5 AU ri!111.10UU ITLT 'ATLI) ill Lll ts the irikful source of all V those illiordets wUcti art oo the 6..,nraei, 'and occalionin • !lager ta:i, leartl-trri, FLtuleuee , ijsti tight and a variety of other :Alt envoi, the allibtlt WPC* of a di-I,r.leted avian of the I.iv.r a... 1 iiihary Or em. Tit, w Piii Ut.ite curry rttattintentirtion of tetild okiation with tuccetettil ; a.. I nur.stra.t3 w conenetmat itatiag their use, are in pm..i.n ar a most valuable gni c.itierit4ut c. f . Gcntiemeti Of the Army or Navy. turd Y raegLeri. la tropical climates white tue com e:quint. s redundant and eitiatirJ bite I ire o weirattut at.d «Lai taitr!, they are an effecttail veuteetio,, front those evia —Tkey are I.ketetec pecuaarjy cAe o un,d l ,, cur• rest ariaing Irons etceives of the !Mae, awl to restate the injured tone Jibe otuael. 1;o'd in hotel aV. VA. Cs. Its Intl At& (by Ap, o:stattot) by R. BUTIAR an.il SONS, 4, Cheavaidc, earner of At. Paul's Church-yard; ;: , r , igcr, I 50, Ottforti-Arret; Wright sal Co. 269, lligh.street, Durmast:: and by the principal. BuukKiitni and Druggis:a in every , City and Torre la the Kingdoms. •MPi)AI ANT ADVICE. • TO regulate the hti gran not dectrety them; to give them a proper direction and a tßtr farce, In stead of vainly attempting to eratlicale them tram our Itil'Ufr, or faolidily acd impiously pretending to divert them into nevereban nels—is the business of a rational diarali , y, dictated by th. pre cepts ul the purest Religion, and caunterooced by the'cor.ciorons ot the &wildcat philosophy. It is unne::.e.s4ry after a 'La be, been written ott tiiis subject, to describe the Fyihptoms wkiat en- Jteate those that ate brought upon , the human it and mind by indulging to excess is stsual pleasure:, Atki by persevering in a pernicious habit too often ttequtted a: :. , ctiot I. It more comets* the private happiness or end the pneral proagerdy of the country, to announce to the l'uatic: tha front a long and ritrlifive practice in this rarrienier Induch ref the Prevea.i.m, we Call with the gtestest. confidence rtsuste a I Parents and Guardians of Youth, and those persons labour utiiiir a genst.l or partial and derangements ot the ' N teeny& t.. 131 Cu, whet her produce by this habit, by inveterate 1 Sr 14111371 C intoctioa, by intemperate I ving, or reddened io Pot clma.es, by enters epplication to study, sty inunod, rate. grid; or by eacesses of any kind, that we have it in our power to tithe an entirely nese meth-d or cure, without the smallest use of Miscues, which In zII the varieties and in all the arag,-. 0 ; it,,, e comptiiii.ts, has condoned to attSitt.r the most hangtaite its; ec.a -[ ttonh of P3tteits ot both St . • ! Ihe earocstnc its and aulit ty whit s obichthe wired has long looked for to meat a desiderainro its at cmuturis anti - itLyrove. thentll of a polished and .bliglircat4 ale, as list di tutu of 404 talents, and inter i,y, d doting them Ads's exclustst:y to •hese ' diseases, is eviaceit by tte eater ;iv:di:at:lns tor advice nit , - dielbes which we are daily rvceising from every i c r ref viii world. in slight '..nd recent cases of tqphylitie hikctinti, a 4 ,4,- 1 fret cure Is completed to the short period ot two •.lays; and t h ose 1 of the utmost '.ovetetady,oth , se (tater l'tactitiull,l4 , 4l,vr a proper perseverance ha our plan of treatment, et. 5411.4 to the patient a safe and radical cure. Stranies of the Iliethia, from ten to twenty years duration. are by our superior ttiethod . cif cure, perma n en tly removed in tie course of three vistits.• ' • ee l: ,:st:ive.ti anal , e i lt i t i . c e a r e s l e! a m t AZirethql:titif,lte,uNg No. i i th t a t . b i g a r l t t a o t n c . il g t 4 t t o c a t o:_r, Patient.: in the country, de-cribing the nature of their rase, and inclining a reedit:ale, tor advice and medicines, thelante u iii be ' sent to Ai parts of the wink!. CU It 1411 i and CO., Su. get). s, No. 107, Haltutt.G.o4:tu. - . N. V. The almve important disc.orery in the cur.: Di :qr.! , )lii and IleWitty, via" maturotl by 1)r. eirlitlf, in his lair .r .eeh t through PResNCE, NAPLES, and KOME, from wt...assH He has Just returned with same highly jute' ening and involf.‘lll.llCtil ft specting the presets , state of H (Al and surgical practice on the Continent s which he is preparing H. lot-before the Fultlis in • treatise on these soinfitaliiis, and which be be a u Iv be able sa 'leer weeia to COSTUME OP THE NETHERLANDS. On the In of March will be pus‘lished.-by R ACKTICIA Strand, Limdfm, and may he had of all Buokseders i i the United Kingdom, Part I. of IiHE COSTUME of the NETHERLANDS, cowaining Ten cAnireil Engravin4s, with Letter•pre, De!criptious In Engttah aad French, printed on imperial quarto vellum paper, price 15s. This Work will consist of Three Parts, which wiU elected Monthly. .3.IST !AWL. 110rSE, Fi;n-krry 2 ittl7. riIHECOURI of DIRECTORS of IT A T riEJ) COlP.lavr of AIERCII ANTS y . ENCLA Nit, traSo a , h tit EAr INDIES, a herebs ;rat notice, That a ieneral Court of the said Conioany will be held at their hour is I.eadenhall•street, on TUESDAY, the 25:1i instant, arrieven o'CNek in the Forenoon, for the purpose of continuinglie consideration of the following Proposition, viz. " That se Coin of Directors be requested to take into their consideratin the *wore of the Company's Institution at hue), sod bw far it has answered, or Is likely, on its present Platt, to anwer the ends proposed by the Resolution of the Ge neral Courof the 48th February, 1805? And whether, in their opinion, aiSeminary at the Company's expente in lEtigland tw tr.w adv'sble fur the Civil Service and, if so, whether an Es'aslishiletat more in the nature of a School, where Masters should atend at stated holm, having proper senitority for the due entreentent of obedience, learning, and moral conduct, would tot 4. pint.rable to a University or College This Court, however, mate especially requests the Court of Directors to con. siderwhetbirz the expense at present Incurred In maintaiidne the College aught not whit great propriety be aimost wholly saved ; It, instead of compelling parents to send their sons to a particular .eatinary, the Court of Directors were to require of the youths intended for their Civil Service In India, a certain degree d pro• kinky In such languages anew:knees as should be deemed or. ceseaty, the same to be rertiged by Gesitkmeo of known learning and ability appointed for that purpose? And whether, in such case, it would not be highly expedient and economical to remove the ketamy Seminary from Aatilseoaabe, to the more eonuno-, Move and inistioes building at Haileybory P And that the Court of Directon be further requested to report their upinions on the different pobus beiein referred to them as soon as convenient, and alien early and Oficial Genial Court to receive and con. ddee the same." JAMBS COBB, &aviary. :iA~:• ;.;4 =