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I .\*. ['?t 5587. SATURDA 10, 18,14. • • THEAWE ROYAL, DRURY-LANS. • Septetnber,l6 lsl4 THE Performers engaged' at elis Theatre for- the ensuing Seascin Owe to take Vfo!ier, !Irv. die,. are elpLctc.l to meet ;n the negro-room. on 1 14f;14 MOM, the tr,th itistAnt, at • l'webse o'Cloek; instead of • Magda!, the 12th. by 'order of the Matsaper, THOS: VW/ninon 1311>t2 4 ayi res'pui) salted, in i"mo. trice 4s. 6d. boards, THE NEW.E %DORADO ; or, The Ttutaeriss of ELL.‘, a Satiri , ..l Poem. - By MAI HFCV RAO), Poet Laureat, of 'the Isle of Elba. "'/E4luat •••:;) linute.'' 6)0.: c x cdiblvii 1 CZ. Ar g zst 26 I . fil 4. tHE PA Threir./L OFP/CERS laS ' . . -JESTra ORPArif NC R. st. Arre4 sit! Nadu, That Proposals will be received at their °Mee in Pall;Mafi, on or before Monday, the lark diy of Arpfember neat, from suc► Persons as may be willing to nnilenake the supply of ONE MILLION of MALM CLAMP PAICKS, for-Service of this Departmeut at WoolwiCh. refitted for I.:eternal:4 tiurtz,'ltees, Grille, and Brown, Pater. no 4 lFTtr.qt , • . THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Further particulars may be known upon application ro Colonel Pilkingtnn, the onimandin4 Roy tl Entriaeet at Woll. with, and alio at the Secretary's °dice, in Pall• Mall aforesaid, Vigether with the Terms and Condbions of the Contract, any day be:ween the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Pro it:sal% must be delivered, >ealed up and endorsed "Proposals for Brick+; but no Propos:4 can 1)r adini!ted af , tr the said 12th day of :;opttmtier, ,' 12 k rooa 44nw day, neither will any T:ndi-r be noticed unless :be par y malting it, or an nitmt "11 ai.tend. fly ni Jinni, . . TRE ?Ate arerespcctfnllv inf ired v. Opt./ 1 1rf/S 'IIIA ME WILL OPEN on MOIMAY- NeXT; Witter 12, 1814, with the Tragic Ph* at ItZARRO. • • imattbs,Atr. Ectrwriv; Pizarro, Mr: lhilitgYiNoßE • •A - larrzo Mr.-Alll#o rr ; Las Casa., Mr. citlisIVULL; 'Onnzal, Mr. A CKIN; ; Vatvenie, Mr. I . LAF.'llo\l'l' ; Sentinel, Mr. lIA NIEB:C()N; Orozentho Mr. CH .‘PMAN; Hualla, Mr. MURRAY ; R. IL CR RN'. ,!arras. Topsc, Mnstir - CHAPMAN. Cora, Mrs. H. JOHNS'! ON; ?With. Mrs:'RENALID; Fernando, Miss RYALL ; Zoluga, Kiri. Bologna. Frivol, Virgins, and Matrops, le the Tem;ple of the Sun Wes Priest, Mr. TAILOR; MOWN. SINCLAIR, BROADIIIIRST, I Facww, Sisora, *lariat, TtltiT,,Taisr, WATSON, and W:LLItMS. Mesdames Biseihr, - Liston, DAVIES, FINDLAY, Truer, and WisTrsioat. To which will be added, the Meld-drama of THE MILLER-AND HIS MEN. The Overture and Music entirely new, composed by Mr. Bisuor. Or ialig (the Miller),. Mr. FARLEY ; Count FNMerick Frlbeig, Mr: HANIERTO:4 ; Karl (his Servant), Mr. LIS I ON; Lorbalre Mr. ABIIO rr ; Kelmar (an old C ottager), Mr. CHAPMAN ; lireutz (his Son). Mister WILLIAMS ; nigra ' Mr. SLA OER ; o.oburg, Mr. TR F.I3Y. CLudine, Mi 34 S. BOOTH; Laurett, Mils CA ItEW; Raelna s Mrs. EGERTON. Places for the Boxes to be rah ?Is of Mr. Brandon, at the Box- Office, Hart•street, from Ten till Four. The Doors will be opened at half-past nYC o'Clock, and the Play begin at half -east Dozes, 75.; Second Pi ice , ss. Si. 6d; Second Price, e 3: -Gallery, :is.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, ed. On Tuesday. the Comic Opera cf the lord of the Marto: ; and the Romantic Melo-drama of Timsur the Tartar, with al. Ps origina' splendour. DRAWINT Tni FIRST DAy.—Ricti W ULU,: _ Pr:zes At . JCL'O,OOO - 16, 1 00 ▪ S,OCQ ▪ 2,(:00 1,900 .;(X) !DO Besides ()throne of £lOO. RSO, and £2O. NEX r TUESDAY, SEP I'ENIBER: 13, , • Is the Second Day,—and Saturdaj, September 17, is the Third and Last Day of Drawing. nett's-a and SUAREI, Warranted Undravrn, are Selling by SWIFT and Co. the Contractors, . No. 11, POULTRY; I No. st, ALDOATS 1 - liow No. 12, CUARING•Cttoss; STRCI.T. No Fixed Prises, 41/ are floating in the Wheel. , BLOW D S 'ONCE IN A FIONDIIE YEARS! AGOLD-STRIPED A ME It [CAN ALOE, rimy in full Bloom, and vary beautiful; with that vionckrful Plant sailed BONAPAR. JUP.I(.!EU M.-Bosh to be S4:l. n -at Mr. COCIikAN'S, Argylv Nuryery, Paddington. Greeii; or by agplibig at his seri" qho.., No. 7, Duke-a-reit, Grow,-ior-quare, where is just arr.ved a Inv Collection of Narcissasei, Hyacmth., and at floe Balboa, Root, from I lolland, in I..rinie-rimlstom. SARACEN'S HEAD IWC, I.oNvox • • WILLI/V:4 ii.lll - 011101TAIN. . • rim bast Aceompsodoiltui for Trasellura, good Beds, choke liquors, and moderate Olargfs. Waigon Warehouses, and hablir.g for Six Waggons per Weut-. . of great Mtetest to any Carrier k lifer out, from the central fat following Post Coultas, Mall p q ad m rs, igic. set out Iran, the "" " IRISH CHARITABLE' SCiCIETY. • TATR.N Ills Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. 101 NT•PRltstovirs, His Royal Highness the Duke el KF.N His Royal Hi‘hneas the Duet oCSUSsER. RICII•PILESIDENTS, Ntsilale of La nape* ts a Eitl of 'DAR N LT Marquis of Downisulis Earl of BESIOROU6N Earl of Waif Earl of LIS/ &KICK Earl of Rocstorlisonsinito Eati O. CALeoo:. Earl irtrzorit.4.4 a Lord INA it to DERRY Earl of Mork* .Pbe Lord Mayor of LONDON the ißbf Septemher, *l4 IRKS TO IRELAND. Mos Writnen Cb,ldren - Saracen's Head Inn, -now -1-141. BRIGHTON new elegant POST-COACH ; car. ries four Insides only, every - Morning at Nine o'Clock; through Crawley, Reigate, &c. . • WEYMOU I 11, Dorchester, and Blantlfnrd, Union .Por.t- Coach ; carries four Insides, with • Guard ; every Afternoon. Arrives in rinse ter the Guernsey end Jersey Packets. F ALMOU ni and i•R Li RO New Post-Coach every Moraine. ERE. [ER. Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Fahnotelt, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at six oit'iock,.with a Guard, through Houston, Axminster, Briti port, Blandon', Basingstoke, and ilagsbot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Sulton, and Huntingden new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coaches trent Boston to Apibby, I.outh, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL Post-Coach, to carry 4 Insides, sets out every Morning, through Lutterworth, High Cross, Hlrelley, Ather stone, Famworth, Litchfield, Ulleatlsorp, Northatop:on, anus Dunstable; arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stout, and Ltchfield, Pot-Coach, called The Expedition, every Evening at Five 1 o'Clock, to 11. Brotherton's, Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-sireet, ' Liverpool. Guarded slicoughoht. BATH and Bus - rot. Flying Post-Coaches, throug!iCtitppen ham. Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Grayhousidleti, Bath, and the I.ondon itilivern, Tho mas-street, Bristol, next hlurning.—Coachee to Wells, Bridge water, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four insides only, and goes re markably easy, with a U. , lar•l throughout. Passe, through ''tam turd, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the 1 uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowi.d to be the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-laipsd - ale, Bolton, ' Morley, Ormakirk, and Garstamg Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Cluck.—Guarded. . GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan i .Dumfrfes. lkownhill, Thordidll, Sanquhar• Kilo, Cucnnock, Kingswell, and ail Parts of Scotland, Caneperdown Coach, Daiiy. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-past z o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, blorpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed - on without airy ad ditional Fare. 1. Closest, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull Scarborough, Whitby, and other Places. . . BRIDGENORTH and Walsall Post Coach, every Pinging. CARLISLE, Peorith, and Whitehaven most Coach, goer frisk Pour liorses, and a Guard all the way. Posses titrelin.h Zenner, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Batoughbridge, Weilterby, Abes fora, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets nett every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers cleansed on the,road by business, or pleasure, have the pei ober advantage of their seate being secured in the nest Coach. CHESTE& and PARKGAFE new Post Coach, Daily. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Suncletland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh , carries Four Insides only, every At ternoon, at fleece o'Clock,by wily of Doncaster, Limutham. ate Stamfued. e SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sundeiland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Conoletoo, Newcastle, Walsal, and WolverhapiptoniPost-Cues:ls, every Afternoom-t-Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and ShiLfnaL Post-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the I:Locking ham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sett it every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmisighans aftyplay at Nam, - ses by Oxford, Enston, and hhipstoue, to she Macro's Head. I-greet, Birmingham. 1 LIRMINGHAM New Post Coach (to early 4 insides only) in One Day, through Stony Stratford, Lemisigton, and Warottebe sets out every Tuesday, 'Fbursday, and Saturday Moroni*, and, arrives at Birmingham the yam livening. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Airesford, and Ahon Coach every Evening. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post, Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sun Jun Myton-gate, Hull. N. B. Pamengers and Parcels booked for the above Coaches at the New White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly WILL/AY B. Meows arts and Co. respectfully acquaint their Ideas& and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any, Parcels sr Luggage, ete.'of more than Five Pounds Value, It lost Cr damaged, unless entered ' laud paid for araordivaly liirierammer Lqpies. Relieved by this Cbstity to ItLIEVIIIN 1 Plat Wbinett CUlldria - 9/3 - sat Tata tits I Total 573 Of whom the greater .pait mire *bonded 'or ctsalattd Soldiers and Stamen, and their Wives sad Cilildren EDWARD QUIN, Svererary. 40 . 1 This Society dues not extend rel'ef to persons who have received or have claims to ParOchial charity, or to those who may not possess the means of subsistence en their return to their settee country. Donations and Annual Subscriptions received by Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, George-street, Mansion House: arid by the Secretary, at the Society's House, Crane-court. Fleet street,where attendance is given from 'Fen to Three o'Clock. WIDOW AND FATHERLESS. THE following distressing Case is submitted to the consideration of a benetolent Public, and it is trusted vim be 43e mea ns of alleviating the urgent neve:shies of a most unhappy but 1-s-quotable Famity.—Mr. RICHARD REFKES,, late of Kensington Gore, Middlesex, Miniature Painter, was in July last drowned whist bathing, leaving a wife and six infant children totally Improvided for, the eldest thirteen and the youngest eel.. tyro years of age. By this melancholy event they are now deprived of their only support, and will be reduced from ta state of appare , l comfort to inevitable want, unless rescued by the voilleittry contributions of the humane, as the effects of the deceased will not be fotfilcient to satisfy the eating of his creditors. deceased held the honourable appointment of Miniature Painter to her Royal Highness the Princess of Walet, who Las been graciously pleased to send a contributim. Every information as to this unfortunate family will Fe readily *Forded o. applying to Charles Hart, Esq. Kensington Gore; ' ate to Edward Dampier, Esq. Primruse-street, Bishoptgate, who Will be must happy iu taking charge of any contributions for their relief; and the following Banters have humanely permitted Sub scriptions to be paid into their sous: s, until proper matures can be adopted for such application of the ford; as may provide Some permanent relief to the Vi now and Children: Messrs. Ham mers:et and Co. No. 76, Pail Mall; Masts. Hods6ll and Stir hug, 345, Strand. The W-dow takes this cpp Ir' feigned thanks for the undo.-nn Het R. H. the Prinsess of Wales 25 0 The Rev. R. Orroorocl, Vicar of Kensington 2 2 General W. Harley 20 0 Janie! fitaiiilfbeet, Esq. 10 0 Mrs. John Broalwond Thos. Broadwood.lasq, 20 0 H. Broadwood, Eq. lion. Frederick Writt B. unity of returning her most un eticined donstrunC Mr. and Mrs. Wilson 3 3 William Hume?, 3 2 Mrs.Cocmbe 2 0 Mr. Damertll 1 0 Mactlonall, Esq. 2 0 Mrs. Macdonald 3 C Mite C. Macdonald 1 C. Downing I 0 Mr. I'. Wilda= 1 C Mr. Bihar 1 e Mr. Murillo& 1 C 1. 1. 1 C E. H. 1 C 10 0 15 Charles Battye, Esq. 5 0 Some k'tientls, by ditto 5 0 advs. Dampier, Esq. 5 0 Charles Hart, Mbg. 5 0 TAT. Chappell 5 0 Some Friends,bi ditto 10 3 T. 5 0 Mrs. Griffith 3 3 --- Halliday, Esq. 2 2 t:avate, Esq. 1 1 Mrs. liattyr 1 0 Mu. C. Battye 1 0 Mrs. Tobin Mrs. Serirn Woodman, Li- M. L. Mr. Skutt _ --- Mason, En, James Gray, Esq. Dr. Anderson William sinew, Esq. . • - • . . , • i..*• 4. ' ~' 1- *r: `II • ••:,—, ~..„ 'I, - ..C , 1r .., 4 g • .. . , ... , , e. 4... ..•. ' . . . ~ . ' • 1 i * . .. . .• ~ . . • . .... .., - i . ( ..e * - 4 _'. . ii• ~,,w f),., ~, v i, , .. .... , akiN -A • • ..: q ( II , . • • • • •;, .... li t> „... tt. r . 4,-7 • --55i..4...,.„ NN. 1 .. .. . • 1):, -: • • „....___, - _ 1.---- 7:I PRITE SIXPENCE-gALFPEITY. Lui AUCTION. • .SPI.ENDID MANSION. with OPRCES,COACII-HOUSSi. S rABLES. Ste. CONNAUGHT,IIMISE, END OXPORD4TREET. HYDE. P tit R 08414, On •he Premises, on Wednesday. the 14th Oembn., et Twelve, r "HE S.)dcious ElegAnt LEA3EHOLD MAN. SION. situate in CONHAUGHI*.PLACE, overlooking HYDE-PARK, and commanding fine and extensive Views of the 'lorry Hdk 4.el Courrty late in the ncupatien of HER ROYAL HIGHNEIti the PRINCESS of WALES. The Mansion is a substantial Brick BMItIMg: contain*. on 111 4 1 Ground Storey, a spacious Entrance Paved Hall, Library, capis tat' lYning Parlour. Morning Ro-m. and R.aJtlntir, hindonmely finished and fi t. ,t up, a Water Cl , ,,et, a Lar g e C %n.oryatory, Ste. ; on the First St .r y sre two Drawing-itoanu,'consuampl. eating by f Oin g d., , rs, a ht..wni.tg-Ittsom, Anisßuotu, Bsta elegintiy finished an I 6,te.1 up; Spacious siry Bed-Chambers and Dressioe-R moms on the Seam 1 Anroy ; and Sete/ants' Chassa. ben, fee. over (1: , to. The Rasineut contatna Drornostisollicesof sll descriptions, double Coach-M..4e, a..ul Stattlitti for seven Horses, will 1-oft and limisa.ov..r.. The Premises may be vlewe.l ten days preteltov the Vale, where PardeULlS may be bad; and of 41/4r.llLabfni, NV:tricot. street, Goldin-4mm • • 4 r " • • CONNAOGII OPPORITE lIYD PAM. Elegant FURNITURBAarge PIRRawICHIM NNW It L.As 11:4, PARYIIAN ARTICLES, BRONZES, OUB i)- TABI.B..PATENI PIANO-FORTH by Clorntud, Urn • Lainps,.Btr.. . By Mr. ROBIN', Oa the Piatahes CONNAUGHI:HOU:II. on Wednesday, _ _ _ BRICiOE-STRIZE 1, 3I.ACKFRIARS, ELIGI3I.F. EIMENCR, WI rl4 ImmantAre • • OetolPeole, and Two follow:ne, Days. TI-rE Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. . the Propery of . • HER ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS OF WALES, Comprising suite; of Drawing-rooms, I.OE - ary ani Parlous: Fur• niturcs, fashionable'rourT tst,'l'eat and other Bedsteads; Chintz; , Cotton. 2nd other RierWta Fes; ex*l7ent Bed.l;ng of various kinds, large. Pier .and Chimney Gismo, Bronzes, Busts. &c. Parisian Calaen:s an 3 Tattles, orti4twntal Chiaa Cau•ielabras, Greci I mtnps, Lustre, . well.manufzc•ure.l Cihioet Armlet of all scrirtiuns, as excellent Bitiard l'abl!, Carpets of various snanu• futures, and Furniture for Servants' Apartments, Kitchen Re• 44u , sioes • and vor'dms Effects. To be. viewed arise day: preceding the Sale, rtben Catalogues. at 2s. lid. each, may be had nn the Preaf.ses, and of Mr. Ra.,ins, • Warwick-auger, Cojden•square. _ . • - PO3SESSION.—By Mr. ROBINS, • At ouraway'• edirctobolue,Visange-ctiley, Cornkill, on Thant. • • day, the 2el of September, at Twelve (Mock, DIN/kABLV; LE•tSEHOLD ESTATE, .IM.•compsisjog a cnnsmodin.cs Resld.mce, hantisomely fitted up, and er for the instru-d•re reception of a (..1,-triernan's Pant:ly, situate No. 13, en the West side- of Bri ige-stree, filarktriare. • Of ushich-Immedwe Pant- ion may he I ad . Qestaisting, on the upp.:r Einar, to..r gold Attics; Seam! 'Storey, two Bei:Chambers mid Dressing , R nem, neatly pae,ere 1 -..clneet on the I.aillng; en the First Fivar, two batlaq:a I Dravring•Ronmt, communicating by Folding hones; Omani Floar, Etunusevettall, ass eir.elkut D ntog Parlour. hlueNsna• Room. and WO yr. Paves is the Basement, approktiate Offices, s Eure _clo se -ts, V'ine ai;d : 4 ert Cellars. Vault for Coals etc. 1n be v i ew ,,d b y afp,orig on rfs- Promses, wows Pardrulany may be had; at the.Losuloo 1207-e- situps'. I.a !gait...li+; at (in. ransl ett Mr. :(oh , nt, ‘Vartv , etsstr• ri , tiol4en-squeiss. • • • ka ll43l . l iiiliX• ttuxi S. Exec lent FAMILY NIANNION. (race.. Garden, Pleasure Grounds, Ezra House, and Ou -bsuidkrits, Riah of ipor •• g and FiA . ing crime an extensive= Manor, and uporr.is of 1 . 14.• Hundred and Argosy-seven Acres of Meadow, Pasture, A*4. ble, and Thriving Wood Laud, arrange so. to t'.e Ca kal Mar. ki:t roams ot.tiabridge, Rickmauserartb, an I %trait:red, near - the Grand Junction Canal, and In a In. spurting cuun.ty, Ey Mr. R0J11143, At Oewsovaes.Coffeeshattse,- Change Alley, Coruhill, Thi.es. day, September 21, at Twelve o'clock, in Ttvu I .uts, unlewan acceptable offer is onsdp.hy Prkue Contract, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, and .L 1 small part LEAsEHOLD—HARLVIELD GROVE : cum prising an excellent Family lb:ardente, subvantialy built, and ',bilged for the accommodation of a Ccuri-man's Family; with Offices and various Out buildings of all etscrip , ions ; seated on a tine elevatiors, commanding beautiful and interesting views in various rl raviolis, and an agreeable die:vice from the road, sir. Tount'ed by 1:63 acres of meadow; arable, pasture, and fine w sdrl laud, forming a beautiful feature in the Lowe, pleasingly diversified by hill and dale, laid out in park style, and abouudiNg with game, prlucipally encloged by a paled Enna. A rustic entrance lodge and carriag e drive tu the mansion, delight. fad walk through the woods, hsh ponds well stored, a lime-kiln and quantity of fine chalk, a farm brute, barn,. stable, and out buitiings, with.the right of shooting, Tithing, tic. over antzten. sive manor. Also about 62 Acres of Land, held on Lase, ay. a low relit. The coun:ry a'.,ounds with ganw, and the fisheries arras renowned as any in the hint/dant ; the utighboarboud highly respectable, and good roads in all directions. Immediate, poozssion nay be ha I. To be viewed by Ticks —l).artied.s.rs buy he hid on th e p re . arises; at the i;waa, Rfektuaoswortb ; White I lone. Uxbridge; Essex Arms, Watford; lA'oirlpack, St. Altus; Green Man, and Red Liott, ; Cranes, hdgewar:; at • Gtr: way's; and of hi d .. &Ain., Warwick-strett,Goldez-spiare, where a Plan ut the Estate may be seen. SX.EENSIVE sod 11/ilit-oR lAN r tt1...E.H0i4) mad T k, FRES ESTATE, cesuptiaing the entire PAq'Ttil of ORJ:A r a" 60 An4iY Fik;LMS - uod LA.NteS, la the adj. , i.king PArlsba of &rliari, Swerfoil, Little Tuw, South Newitts• ton, and threat), all In the Couniy 02644.: l'ut.,coU4l:. D iem litesideaccs, nolois Park, kettiar, and Adrowsoft, Celle taitON in the whol: about 3710 Acres, of thee value ot nvat Ten Thousand Pounds perannnnt. By Mr. F.A.RESROTHER, At Garraway's, on Friday, September 3u, at Twelve o'Cloek, unless an acceptable offer is previoasly made by private eon matt, 91HE entire PARISH of G REAT. TRW, with' • the MANOR or LORDSHIP eitenliw.; kity the *gag, Courts Lest and Baron, two exceileot Residences, no:goandfluety timbered Past, Ponds well stored' with Pah, 04ac-s-Heatea, Stabling, excellent Gardena, and exteosive Plantations In a solo of the mast thtiv.rig luxuriance. The whole the per:ie. AiNtuarson of Great and Little Few, the isaconte of which tr:sci. Anon ;.angle in die a:Joint:l Parishes of ::outs lea Littfe Tow and Baron, and sundry num el;gible r - irms aritiUseellings,oe which are three very posvertul. thres:iing Ms. chines itirm4 by water, and containing in ;be whole Jima 3100 Acres of remark - 41y rich .Vrabli., Pa. t...re and hit-ad Land, welt tianbetved.•arsil watered, and is a high state •o! cultivation iail ropek i thiewlao , e is Freehold, l'ythis-irre, Land-tax iodecas. •ed, and is a complete ring fmce. Also *slinky 1 1 .‘tt sli in the Parishes of Salad lord cud Swerford, contaiking about OSO Acres. • _Alm whole of tlee above hang togsther,aucl in a nil fence, loran magnitient Dotnain, such as it seslani offered to the and is worthy the serious atc:o au-. of capltalitts, either loran Its. restir,cut of money, cr for a re ii.dence in a most cuatmaudin situation. Great 'Few is 17 mks train Oxford, I from Wood stock and Banbury, *oat Chipping.Noi too, all clod m .r. Let towns, abounds WWI gam; and lo in the neighbourhood of several Packs o f Pot Hounds. • Descriptive Particolars, with Plans annexed, to be had at Tracey Farm; of Messrs. Churchill, Field, and Weston, Solid% rs, Vaddiligum ; IVfes.re. Graham, Kinderley, and Dmoville, Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's ; Star, Oxford; Whoa Lion, 'Jana George, Nonhanapit ; Warwick ni Thaine; Lamb, . Watliojord; White Hart. nem., ; c rown; Arms, - Bucknigham ; Red lion, and 9t Mr. FiltehrUtba, Btaideiri-11011114 Bear, bitAuerratltyne:;:ig‘B:lllrll7,lii,lAicHk.u°4l;enley ; White Ilan, Bala; Hen 040 glies„a% PARIS AND ITS CURIOSITIES. Just publiskid, ID a portable Volume, neatly bawd. priced*. 4d. with N4ap4, Platl., Ste. ANEW PiCTU RE OF PART 5; nr, The STito- Gees Gains TO THY. FRENCII 'describing the public es:ab ishments, retuarkabte ;dike% plans of amusement, and every ralter object wt.rthy of no: , r.• ; atAn a Description of the Environs of Paris. new edition, enlargvd improved. By EDWARD PLAN 1•A, R-q. Also, just publiNhed, by the same Author, pri e es. in be-rdt, _ _ A CuzettetT of France, with a ne' \lap ••• The New P mire of Paris and Gasetteor of Prance, may be had bouna t , ,gettier, rice 9s. 6d. N. B. We presume , hat a very .light comparison of this work with other publ.cations, *ill be sufficient for the decision of the purchaser. London : Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand. This day were publi►htd, price 34. EFLECTIONS of a CONSTITUTIONAL .1%./ ROYALIST. Translated from the French of M. Du 3C/liblr By &iron DA.LDORF. The above " Paint blet has lately been issued in Paris, which calls in question the tight of thy 3enate to propose terms to the King; they nut being the PepreLtntZtives of the People, nor having any such powers delega , ed to them, directly or indi rectly. It also observes, that wheft Bunaparte ceased to be Em , perm, they, from that moment, ceased to be any thing but pa yaw Citizens. The Publication farther charges the Senate with all the disasters that have befallen France, slid with their cow ardly acquiescence in all the mad Decrees of the Usurper " Isloraing Chronicle, May 18, 1814. The EXILE, a POcirt; trawlated from the Russian. Dedi• cued to the Duchem of Oldenbesum-ss. 6d. Published by J. r , OOTLR, No. I, Paternoster-row. - MANORS AND EsTA TES 1:4 WARWICKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON FRAC I', • THE desirable MANOR of SNI r'rERFIELD, otherwise SNI t•FIFT.D, in the County of Warwick, isr.th the Rights, Royalties, Chiet and Quit Rents, of and belonging thereto; together with the MANSION-HOUSE, Paddocks, and the very valuable and compact iarmi, Messuages, Cottages, and Estates, with :a teliniging to the same, now in the occupa two of John s Esq Mr. William Baker, Mr . 1 booms ‘Vtight, Mr Thomas Hortentati, Mr. Witl.ani Horseman. and others; with the productive Woods (well snicked with climb? young limber, for the growtieot whicb they are admirably calculated) called Snit&l4 Wood, Uugy Wood, and Lawns - is Wuod Alto. the wljohlingUrior of Beattey, with the Rights., Royal raft, Chin and Quit Rents, of and belonging to 'he same, with thnWooda called hYatky Grove and Percy Hill Wood ; the whole united, tormitsg a must complelt profipec sot about 1473 Acres. Also, a Moiety of the . Cott. 'II: hes, arising irom 153 Acra of I Land, belonging to other Proprietors in Snii held. Ihe Esta , e is most eligibly, and constitutes a compact Pro perty for the rid lice o' any Nobleman or Gentleman of For tune ; is situate in oce o: the must beautiful, dry, and healthy parts of the County of Warwick, in the mid-way between War- . wick and Stratford-upon-Avon, about three miles from each, and 96 from London; with the comfort and accommodation of ex cellent roa Is and communications in all directions; and from the extent of the Manors, the *store of the Soil, and situation of the Woods, is well a !apted for the protection and preservation of all descrip.ions of Game; and tll9 whole of the Estates are Freehold and 'lithe tree. _ _ For further particulars, and to treat for the purcha s e, apply to Mr. Morland, Abingdon, Berks, with whom a Plan of the Property may be seen; and for a view of the Estate, to Mr. Wm. Horseman, bf Saitfield. AROMAVIC PAINT. THIS useful heparation having been patronized by Government, is recommended with confidence to the Nubility, Gentry, and Public in general, as a discovery of great impbrtaace to health and comfort, being divested of those perni cious qualities which all others possess. drles quickly, with a gloss or fiat surface, of a durable and brilliant colour, which, when soiled, may be washed or scoured. To be had, in jars, of all colours, ready prepared fur use, at the Warehouse, 1119DOIS-111 &CUT, COVLNT-GAIDLN, where the !nog satisfactory testimonials may be seen, and refe rences given to Merchants, Bankers, and many of the Nobility. • 5 5 PAIN rirsn executed in every part of the Kingdom; at the shortest Notice. Also, the Cheap IMPENETRABLE PAINT, patroniaed by the Soctety of Arts, is peculiarly adapted for all kinds of Wood buildings, Pence., Iron-stork, Player-fronts, Brick-walls, &c. being impervious to the weather, and conspletely anti-corrosive; is not lialtle to blister, crack, or peel of; and, until used, may be kept tinimpaited any length of tine.—Sold in Packages of seven Pounds and upwards, of various colours, with' pnepaied Drying Oil for mixing. N.B. The NEW PATENT LAMP OIL, at Is. per gallon, a complete imbricate for Si.arnt Oil, which burns brilliantly is the !gent Lamp, without smell of smote, and does net clog the Lamm. WORM LOZENGES WORMS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT tiOULICES CIF CHILDRESS' DISEASES Their SYMP I OMS EVERY PARENT and GUARDIAN of CHILDREN, should lakacquainted with. They OCCOIOII bat of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and Irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they brhfg on convulsions; they alleict the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this Country, both ,in rank and respectabi lity, to have no equal. 'Choir public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful succor In their own families, scamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a ssucvon to It, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of children shoukl have I hi, remedy as a fanii/y Medicine to resort to, when, ever the stomach 4w bowels of Children atc any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. Suld,wholes.iit and retai!, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, the corner of St. P. ul's C hurch-yard ; Sharp, Johlisien, St Beliun,Forto. mouth; Jones, NVeeton, Alknot ' and Mallory, Purtsea; Hall and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerasaa ; Peck and Ross, and Turn 4 r, ; Hovland, Cookworthy,.Nettkton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and dwinney and Co. Lb' stingham ; Staines and Lynch, :Vlancbastoto Trowsnash P . Man,' mon, R eaburn, Scot t,and Paws% Edisto,' e ll ; it sa h ti ' d hi - Donald, Glasgow ; linlgen and Sari, " vensim and Co. Norwich; Sycirten, Leiceor- Penny, and 'idling , and Latlibury,Ltvelpoe" Dover; White. Iktghton ; Robei Is, ge recall, h- =OM r DROPSY. corm-. us a 4... vgva. kr, • ums•to... so. y.. 4.. 4 ~.r Mg& • at aial. us mrsaus lIIC ' , AMC isvciev , ll. •-••••••••• 1 , •—•••••-••• • •• - mouth; Jones, Weston, Alimot ' and Mallory, Porton; Hall and SOUTHAMpl'oN,Whiehesterjunoaard, and Alton Coa c h ket towns, abounds with game,, and is in the neighh‘meltu.4 of .IIL MR. LUXMOORE, of Southampton-Buildings, Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, ikeernem ; Peck and every Evening. several Packs of Pot Hounds. • Holborn, London, (formerly StlrgeOU at Cxl ride) con- Ross, and Turnir, ; liosland, Cookwerthyl•Nettictons and • HULL. Nortbnee • Howden, Thorn. and Doncaster Post. Descriptive Partieviars, with Plans annexed. to be had at Unties to attend Patients ot both sexes in the different speciei Gilbert, Plonnoth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bit- Coach, every Morning at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn Tracey Farm; of Menus. Churchill. Field, and Weston, Solid.; of this disorder, iu town and country. Amon,:st the i.unierous saingbern ; Staines and I.lsich, Manchester; Treiwnnut, Exeter; Mytoniate, Hull. tors, Vetddingt. in ; htfes.rs.Grabain, Kinderley. and Doniville a taus of this Disease (mending D opsy in the Corr) width Smith, Mars."ertnn•iicaburn, Scott,and Patter, Edinburgh . ; Bars N. B. Pa Mangers en d N ee d, b oo k e d for t h e a b ove C oac h es L i a es io's Inn; at Garraway's ; Star. Oxford Whue i•tut4 'Any Dave been removed by hi. met: :ot: of treatment, many were own- ter and M -Donald, Glasgow ; Bulges and IllitYy, Bristol • Ste- at the New White Hone Cellar. Piccadilly and Wassainst B. Mown AIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their George, Northanspion ; Warwick plicated with dis,aled livers , ace, and alter bevies I , ad ' , Natal gal- venson and Co. Norwich ; S- tic ; ildwiarde inns of fluid evacuated by tapping, one patient (a Surgeon) having Penny, and Haling, and Lathbury,Ltvetpind; NenieztLasiggr, Frites& and the Public, that they will not be accountable for an. ihatne; Lamb, . Watliejord; Wi.ite H art . m ans , ; o , osrote C 4 1 " .1•1 1 .1 1 a ' m Arnis, - Bucktsighain ; Red Lion, tapped lons tit eigit times in four months. Dover; Wix:te. Ilegtiton ; Rebel / 8 . g e lio n , - „ a d Parades Em . Luggage. ht~' of move than Five p oun d s v a i t- R ading • hell, Henley White liar!, Dab . ; ,Hultiod glishanss, • • re, t lost c • • b A u r r t y ns ; , Vi li.ar 'arw , 1 14 ck .u°41 ; No letters, unless post pale!, will be received. See blei“Ad• ham; and retail, by most mom s libeloo at Or taiiiiiped, sahib entered as midland paid for aseordiaily , at ; and ot Mr. Fatchrother, Beaufers4sosse, So f " dress to. Hydropis; ratitsta," said by iiighly, Flatotreel. Fa. ail at bas Ild.alsabs . tbslars•sies Bead Itta s awsr4dll, Loin. tort-boikitags, strand. • • 1 11P, Igt - Just publlsbedi . price as. ed. A . D'DI'CIONAL LETTERS,II -ex in Answer to the itttr. Ms., Tr()YLEY', AT t'ACK on Sir WILLIAM DP 11.v1MONIS%i (Elll.l lOl 'S JUDAICU:s Con fab:deg a Variry At tir.eresting BIBLICAL' CILITICJSM, elucidating ibb dieted Writirve .. . . hi VINI)f.X THRUMS and eANDIDUS. Sold by Sherwo i 1, Neely and Jones, Paternostxr.row, and an PonlviOUent. '-