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..&.•Vilr:S.r•FN • I ry .1 C OIL) - 44 111 ' 3 4 • Pr -;A ) ` l ok• %1 A I sr fcv4%) TilUlt' , DAY, OCTOBER 20, 1814. T"T REP 8621. PRICE SIXPENCE•HALFP, ' THEATRE - ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS F V FNING, their Majesties' seiyanis will s:orform the Tragedy of 4 1 bla day was published, pric- 53. 6d. foolscap boards, With an illustrative Frontispiece, THE. MODERN DONCIAD. a Satire; with Notes Biographical and Critical. !Ando*: Printed for John Ridwell, No. 46, New Bond street ; and Effingham Wilson, BS, CornbilL SALES BY AUCTION. • MORTe.:AGE. WANTED, ft orn 2(1 (r,( to Atso OgOon tlve matt ample Freehold •eeteryy, and par•leularly aiivaneigales to I rovers, haying Itirge ••nnia •n lay ou• on landed •etteurity.—A liberal remuneration will Le mad to tte • ~rr.on pro. t , rill it. E LLO Duke of Venice. Mr. R. PHILLIPS ; Erabartm, Mr. POWELL • Grading), Mr. CARR ; Othello, Mr POPE; Cat:eio, Mr. HOLLAND; Inn, Mr KEEN; Roderfro, Mr. UE•CAMP. Desdemoua, Mrs. BARTI.EY (late Miss smith). Amelia, Mb. GLOVER. To which will be added, the Crand'Oriantal Romance of I L I .USTON. STAFFORDSHIRE AND WARWICKSHIRE. The VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES l' ITEi, near SEVEN HUNDRED ACRE'. "TITHE FREE, situate in the BOROUGH of FAMWOR l'H, ;LE. HALL, FAZELY, GI.A%;COTE,&c. See all nearly adjoining. Eligible Family Residences, and sundry compact Houses, with Garden4,&c. Cottages and House., in the Town of l'amworrh, with Gardens, &c. Water, Corn, and other Mills, ac. &c. By Mr. REA), In the Town Hall, Tamworth, near Lichfield, in the County of Stafford. on TUESDAY, Ath, WILDNRSDAY, 96, and Tuuna _ _ . _ Furthrr partienlan tnay be nbt4lned on anpl••enrion to mr. Culeha, I.aw 8-at toner, Thr• adnredle-•ttret, L.4.l4Lin. Jost publithetl, price as. 6i THE PAMPHL Or R. ov,rd of •the belt PA sides nt c•Terf I.•a Virlz subject by the comtihuttons of the folio , The C►IANCELLOR of the Lx- I id.--eoptloned occasionally, .ETEER, NO. V 11. AMPULETS of the day, on both This Work is already supportei awing distinguished Authors : Itishop MILNER, D. D. Dr. I - 1. MARSH, 1)r PELLET, Dr. VA LPV, Dr. MACLEAN, Rev. P. GANDOLTUT, Rev. T LE Mrsuaica, Rev. J. C. EUSTACE, FRAS. PERCIVAL ELIOT, EMI. IC. BUTLER, Esq. C. Du PP.'S, Esq. I J• BAV eNSTOCK, Ent. icc. &c. Ste. cell ; Black, Parry, and Co. I.on irgh ; and all other Booksellers. The new Comedy called Polley; or. Thus Roes the World sway, will be repeate.l every evening tin Cuellar notice, the , bights of Mr. Kean's performances excepted To.motr•w, with The Purse, and 1 he Woodman's Rut. Mr. Kral' will perform the eharaettr of Othello on Saturday. BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS. BRUSSELS, OC 1 0 DER 11 The /Inner if Lincoin, Rt. Hon.l.ord 4NErrIELn, Han. WY. WILHERFORCE, Rt. lion. Wis HoSICISSON, Sir 3. Rostiti.v, Sir T. lIERNARI,Dirr. Sir 1 - 1. PARNELL, Bart. Sir PHILIP FRANCIS, K B. JAMES STEIMEN, F.sq. M. P. C MARSH, Esq. M.P. J. Bavcs, Esq. M. P. . , DAY, 10th NOVEMNLit, at Twelve fetlock, in Lots, THE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Tithe-free, the late property of a NOBLEMAN, deceased; compri sing nearly Seven Hundred Acres of rich excellent Meadow, Pas ture, and Arable Land, part intersected by the River 'fame and the Anchor, surrounding and in the Borough of Tamworth, and in the Castle Liberty; many parts beautiful spots for build ing, divided in Lots for the accommodation of different persons. An eligible FAMILY MANSION, the MOAT HOUSE, standing in a Paddock, bounded by the beautiful River Tame, with Offices, Coach-Houses, Stables, Cottages, &r. • BOLE HALL., a genteel Residence on the Banks of the River, with Gardens, Pleasure-Ground, and Land. Severe) eligible DWELLING-HOUSES, in Tansworth, with Offices. Gardens, &c. A number of small HOUSES, COTTAGES, GARDENS, &c. Capital WATER MILLS, for Corn and other Purposes, sup plied by fine Streams of Water, &c &c. GARDEN GROUND, and various OUT-BUILDINGS, &c. Though the Vienna Gazettes, as late 111 the 4th, do not mention the opening of the Congress a; near at hand or distant, private titers, dated the 30th September, affirm that the Congress would be open ed on the 4th. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. •HIS PRESENT EVENING, will be performed tiv Comic Opeia of THE MAID OF . THE MILL. It is inienird that the affairs of Germany will be kept separate from th •se u; Europe in ger.er.il, and that the former will be discussed loam: the otitis are touched upon. The f rms to be ~I rervei in the discussions, the resolutions, Etc. are fully agreed upoa. lord Airpworth, M'r . SINCLAIR ; Panzer Giles, Mr. INCLFDON ; Ralph, Mr. EMERY; Sir Harry Sycamore, Mr. FAWCETT: Fairfield, Mr. MURRAY; Mervin, Mr. DURUSET. Patty, Miss STBPHF.NS; - • - Theodocia, MI 48 MATTHEWS ' • Fanny, Mrs. LISTON ; Lady Sycamore Mrs '')AVEN FORT. After Which th e ssew Melo Drama, called THE FOREST O •BONDY ; or, THE DOG OF MONTA:IGH. • The Music composed by Mr. 1315110 P. To-morrow, Venice Preserved; &hid era, Miss O'Neill. On Sansrelay, Coriolatius Coriolanus, Mr. Kemble (being his first appearance tisk season). 0 Monday, Romeo and Juiiet Juliet, Miss O'Neill. The Forest of Bondy, or The Dog of Montargis, will be per forme I every evening till for notice, Saturday excepted. A new Opera, in two acts, has been some time in rehearsal, called John, of Pa ri s, and will be produced immediately. FASHIONABLE DA NClNG.—l'rivateTuition. •Mr:HOPKINS begs leave to return his most grateful thanks touts Friends and the Public its general, for the very dis dnguished patronage he has so long experienced, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen .wive have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who !save net attained the present fasiiinnable mode, may be expedi tiously itistrucied in the most private manner to qualify them for the firrt Assittabllci, on application at his residence, Coach • Makers' Han, Nabliewreet, Fosti•masse, chespide. . Shoots ante sled. None but personal appEcatiosis attended m. Soli by Cale and Co.; Rodwo don; Macredie and Co. L•dinbu SWITZERLAND, Otn'Onnt For some weeks past mush attent;on has bnenex. cited by an Officer, which has become the subject of a correspondence between the Governments of Bads and Bern?, in consequen:e of which depositions and reports have been taken from several principal cis'. zcns of Nagle, of which num-roux copies are in circa. Winn, and make a grcat noise. The subject is rho f Vowing : "'The Government of Beane wrote to that of Bssle that it *had been cre.libly informed, that the English General W—, who lately pissed throssgji .saste, had declared in the presatce ot several prsstsip al Cis. tizens of Basle, who were named, that the pa.sare the Allies through Switseilant bad cost England aftioo,ooo sterbisg, which he gyve to anderssind hat been paid to Fen. •ns at Berne, Commander or troop., Ste. to ht the Alii:!s pass without opposition." As the honour of Berne reqnir, d the truth so his found out, 4 itler to do away the charge or pone the guihy,.ther Liose per ons to be ezausined wh3 wire said to have heard these expressi. l'hese persons at first refused to give what they c odious information, but that if they w again applied to, they thought themselves entitled an he informed from whom these credible accounts came. ['Lis was dene, and the Government of Berne named .:re person, who is invested with a public character, who had sent the infurmati.in to two ot the chief Magistrates of Bs.rne. Heretiplo circumstantial de clarations followed, which were sent to Berne. This day was published, Price 10s. 6d. the Fifth Edition, with Additions, of REMARKS on the OPHTHALMY, PSOR OPHTHALMY, and PURULENT EYES of NEW litaiN CHILDREN. To which is added, an Appendix on the Purulent Oph•hal:ny which has lately been Epidemical in tide Country. Second Edit By JAMES WARE, Surgeon, F. R. S. Printed fiir T. Underwood, 52., Fleet-street ; aad I.Mawman, Ludgate-street. Ot whom may be had, publisheciaby the same Author, Price 10s. 6d. the Third Edition, of Obscrvaions on the Cataract and Gutta Serena. At. : ••:• , t ,idily will be published, by • he .1 ame Au•hor, A New Ftlition of Observation. on the Epiphora, and Fistula Lachrymal's, and other Disorders of the Eye. The principal part of this Proper:) , is an ancient Family Estate, and has been let at very low Rents, on account of the Borough Interest. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Bennett, at Tam worth ; or at the Castle Inn, where Particulars may be had; and of fhtunas Willington, Esq. Tantworth ; T. G. Parr, Esq. Lich field ; Hubert Wyatt, Esq. Barton ; George Inn, Derby ; \Var w ck Arms, W'arwick ; Hen and Chickens, Birmiilham ; Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester; Mr. Adaces, Osiocl ; King's Head, Coveotry ; Gettrge, Northampton; Thrpr Crowns, Liecester; of Messrs Blake, White, and .hinge, Solicitors, E. , sex.s:reet ; J. Vanderguch', Esq. Craven-street, Strand; at Caraways Cofb-e. house, 'Change alley, Conthill; and of Mr. Robins aid Mr. Reid, Warwick-street. Golden-square, London, where Pl. ns o: the Estate may be seen. R ADNOR'iHIR it, on the Milers of HEREFGRD.,III It E. THE BEOUILDY and RHW VYDD ES VA near ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, divitled in COMPACT FARMS, with FARM HOUSES and 'NOS, and very VALUABLE COMMON RIGHT to v. great F.rent on the BEGUILDY and ober HILLS. The, BEAUI IFUL RIVER •I'EA ME film through the Estate which is WELL STOAED %Ma InvltSe‘LANDi . abound wi It all Sorts of GAME, and the Hl* .Ls, Groan By Mr. ROBINR, at the Hotel, Hereford, on Pale y, the Nth of Nevetaase ' at *l'va•-lv- o'Clock, in Two Lots, HE VERY IMPROVEABLE FRAEFIOLD ES l'A I'ES (with the VALUABLE COMMON RICH I ON THE I:EIIUILDY AND OTHER HILLS, MANY MILE.. IN EX l'ENT—simate in the Parish a BEGUILDY, between I:NiGli I'ON Intl NEWTOWN, In the County et RADNOR ; COMPRISING ON E THOUSAND TW'O HUN-. Dit ED ACRES, AND SIGH! Y.ONE ACRES OF EJCCILL. LENT MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE, AND SMALL PART WOOD LANDS, &vides' in COMPACT FARMS, the BEGUILDY PUBLIC HOUSE AND LANDS, Ise to re vectabla Tenants on Agreements for abort Terms, at Rents amounting to about ONE THOW3AND IHREE HUNDRED. etHINDS. PER %.NNUM. hi day was published, In four large Vols. price 24•. in boards, THE SECRET AVENGEKS; nr The Rock of Glotztlitn, a Romance, by ANNE of SWANSEA, Auth'r of " Sicilian Mysteries," " " Cambrian Picture.," &c. ii. 011 EA I: BAItOAINti-o-BELONGED TO A NOBLE MAN rio be SOLD 4 a,capiCal S;x Octave grand hole &Antal rIANOIIOIITE as good as new, cost £lOO. for 75 Cuc i ness• this I. esttemad one of the hest Instruments in Lou (Ion, and made by the most celebrated maker ; also a Cabinet Panolorte worth 60 Guineas, for 3R Guineas; a square Plan.,- forte, by Broadwood and Sons, with additional keys, 16 Guineas. To be seen at Mr. Watlen's, No. 5, LeicesterVace, from ten to four o'clock. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. lA-adenhallsstreet. IVlkere may be had, published this %umnier, Ethelinde; or, The Recluse of the Lake, by Charlotte Smith, uew ediron, S vols. XI ss. Visit to London; or, Emily and her 'fiends, by Mrs. liofland, vols. sei. Is. Pii.ion-house; or, The World we Live in, by Mrs. Bridget Cluesuantie, 4 Voir& ‘cl. The Clergyman's Widow and her Young Family, secant] Edi tion, by Mrs. HofWit', Is. BachelOr's Mittel les !.by an Old Maid of Distinction, 4 vols. xi. 4s. Hypocrite; or, The Modem Janos, S vols. xi. ss. Suspicion; or, The Benevolent Recluse, by Lady vols. Ws. Muntreithe; or, The Peer of Acotland, 4 vols. Xi. 21. Novice; or, The Heir of Muntgontery Castle, by Matthew Mora?, Esi. 2 vols. 10s. [Here follows a long report from a respectaWs Magistrate at Basle, confirming that General W. had spoken to him to the above eff:..t, and that bis Aid-de-camp Ch bad afterwards repeated the same assertion, saying he could name the perm at ,•Benie who had be-n bribed, if he dared.] SACRED MUSIC, &c. Just published. a new Edition of HANDEL's grand DETTINGEN TE DEUM, adapted for the Organ, Voice, or Pianoforte, with small Note, for the C..ords, from which a concise score may he made for the use of Country Choirs, by T. liillington, Ss. Do. of do. of the late Dr. Vltilqam Hayes's esteemed Collection of Sixteen Psalms, with a separate art for the Organ or Pianoforte, by Wm. tcr,nte, •A'OArord of Chtvr:oes H•f1•101:1i4 54C1' a. A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, with Anthems fur public Fcs:i- Vats, l'e Deum, &c. price 6s. Dr.Watts's Divine Songs, ad a pted to the meet favourite Church and Dissenting 'lures, by L. Jon sen, es. l'he Lord's Prayt r, for three Voices, and for the Organ or Pianoforte, by Dr. Hughes, ls. Do by Dupuis, Is. rid. The sth Yid .of the Harmonist, a Selection of Glees, bound 7s. Printed by C. Wheatstone and Co. 436, Strand. NEW SONGS, BY THE LATE MR. DIBDIN, And a SELECTION of the most favourite OLD SONGS. Just publisheil, THE SECOND VOLUME of the late Mr. DIB DIN's most admired SONGS, embellished with his Por trait, price 51. printed In Svo size. Also the following New Songs— [he Thrasher, Is.; The Little Bark, Is.; Gallant Tom, Is.; Conitant Tom, Is.; The Veteran in Rct it emenr, Juan Is as good as my Lady, Is.: The Three Catalant's Is.; A miss is as good as a mile, Is.; ana others.—Vol. I. to 111. of Comic Songs, as sung by Messrs. John 'tone Munden, &c.— The Post Office, a very popular S ng, as rung by Mr. Decamp at the I heatres, hitt- Music, the cc:Ara-et Irish and Scottish Melodies, pock -t size, vol. I a.id 5, each N.—N.B. Each volume contains upwards of-101, sirs.—Four new Volumes of l'ocket Companions, each :.: 6d.—No. I to 4 of 'n'heatstone'a Amateur's C.o' Bream of Elute V.usic, each Us. 6d.—Ditto Miscellaneous Extracta, vol. 1 to 4 each 45. Printed by C. Wheatstone and Co. 436, Strand. Dii67s — DE LtVs ES FF' ANCON t THE Klatt v an d a-ntry are recpctfully informed that Messrs . BossAnnz and Printers and Book sellers, of ik .ris, Mr. La ;ILA NC, al‘o Printer and Etielcsell. r, of PAT'S, recently estaldishe.l an cr.-naive I ry of French, Latin, Italian, and Npanish Batiks, at No. 14, Great Mar born .gh• street ; wh. re every Public-Atkin merit may be nad nearly as soon as published in France :—Booksellers will be scpiphed on the most liberal terms. An Abridgement of thus general Catalogue, containing all the most este , :med elementary French Books, ta just publishes), and may be had (eratis) as above. PAW NBROKEkS' DUPLICATEA. MESSRS. GR IMS LONE a:.d to. N 0.47, Old- Balky, continse to redeem from Pledge and Purchase, 'Manufactured Goods of every dem.crlinlan, Plate, Dianconds. and Pearls. Thou haviieg a heavy stock of goads on hand, and dis posed to sell for cash, so u to make it odor by the notice at Messrs. G. and Co. may be furnished with lay sum from Ten Pounds to One Thousand. Respectalsie Bills negotiated on litr rat 'thus. BEWAith OF COUNTERFEITS. Under fhe immediate patronage of the &byal Family, also her imperial Highness the Grand Duchess of Russia, Princess of Ohlenhurgb, and by most of the Nobflry. A TKINSON'S CURLING FLUID for nom ish .Ll ing the Hair in dressing, frees it from scurf and every int p tit which causes harshness or decay, 1r akes. It soft and glossy th..• finest silk, imparts a revving and odoriferous perfume,• and keeps it in curl during exercise in the ball, promenade, &c. or in the dampest weather; but what senders tats article of the nic.st eminent utility is its wonderful regenerating properties, and 40,tre the hair has fallen off from dines*: the effects of the 1.. ..shins, change of climate, perspiration, or from any cause which occasions a premature decay, It may be relied on to restore the growth to an infallibility—see testimonies from nu merous individeab who experienced its utility, in an Essay °tithe nature and diseases of the Hair, enclosed with each genuine bottle, sold price 3s. Id. 10s. Gd. and one guinea, by Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 13, Gerrard-greet, Soho-square, London ; and by appointment, by most perfumers and hair•dregen in the hingdons. Also, A 1 KINSON's VEGETABLE DYF., well known to most of the Nobility, and allowed by men of science to bethe only infailiWe *glee which will change grey or red hair on the head, whiskPrs, Ste. to a beautiful auburn or black, so per manent that neither soap and water, perspiration, t:or any thing ' in art or in nature can remove the colour, priee•ss. lOs. CI. and one guinea. •es u r ton.—The above articles being cnunterfeitcd, the public are desired to ask for Atior son's Carling Fluid, or Atku,son's Vegetable Dye, and to observe the signature in the label and the Essay on the Ham easkited with eash bottle; SELECT AR TiCI.F.S OF ES TABLASHED REPUTATION. EMEI"s ESSENCE of PEARL and PEAR L .1-1. DENT![ RICE, which excel, both in elegance and eilicacy, every other preparation for the Teeth and Gums, price .'x Dd. each. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and per sons who have the care of Children as the greatest preservative of Young and tender Teeth. None are Genuine but what have the v ord:, " 7. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspur sir et," en graved in the stamp. CA'EHARXIIAN WATER, for the general improvement •f the Complexion, the cure of all cutaneou4disorderi, and the b.tes and stings of venomous insects. Pints 7s. 6d. Half-pints each. BAYLEY's TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS rut taking Ink spots and stains. ut of Lace and Lin-n. The genuiw is signed "W. Bayley" on the Box and Wrspper. Also hIS SCOURING DROP.i,for tak.ng Grease out ()ISt*, Stuff, Wool len Cloth, &c. price Is eich. . Veritable POMMADE DIVINE, price Se. 6d the g`ass. Sold Wholesale and Retail by BA v Lev and Bt./ W, Pertiimees, and Mattufactureri of Dressiig and Writing Cases, Cnck•pitr• street, London ; %here also raay be had, Catlmai.'s incomparable Razor Strap, the best and mist durable one ova submitted to the public, price 6s. and to.. s!. each. ItHEUNIATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY AFFECTIONS, with their usual concomitant-, Spasm or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility (ori , ginning in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD'. F.SSENCE ot MUSTARD PILLS, after everysolher means had. failed. The Fluid Essence of Mustard, (use I with the Pills, in those complaints where necessary) is per- Laps the most ac , ive, prnetrattng, and effectual remedy in the world, peoemlly eurjnz thr severest Sprains and Bruises, in less than half he dine usually taken by any o:her Liniment or Em. brocades; and if used homediately after any acciden . , it nrevents the part turning bIarb.—WHITEHE AD's FAMILY CERATE is equally elatstlous for all 111-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Si.or butic Eruptions, Mutt !lei, Pimp's.", Ringworms, Shingles, Ert ak- Ines out in the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Soru and !dittoed Eyes, Sore Meads, anti carbutic Humours of every -leserips on. Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. IS, Greek-stieet, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at s.. 9d. Path, the Coate at Is. ltd. and 4s. 9d. Sold tsy.every Mettichae Vtrldt-r i t the 1_41H:4 •.• The (;ei.nino I:As a Black luk Stamp, with the name 8f R.JouNsrota inserted nn It. HEKEFORDSHtRE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, near KiNGTON, PRES. '1 LIGN, tee. ; the MANOR of MARSTON, with FARM anl LAND; STRANGWORT/LFARM and WOOD; LYE FARM, WOODS, LAND, COITAGES, &a. TO )IE'IIOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At the Oxford Arms, !Vinton, on WllO C 3 DA l', the 134 of No. v mat it 1814, at Twelvelo'Clisek; in TWENTY LOTS, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, with the R4Oll Fof COMMON, Sec. Comprising the MANOR of MARSTON, with.the FINES, QUIT' RENTS, &e. FARM-HOUSES sod BUILDINGS, and INCLOSURE of MEADOW. PASTURt, and ARABLE LAND, COTTAGES, ece.; STRANGWORII4,FARM, with FARM-HOUSE and BUI LIM NOS, a Bee commanding situation, part bounded by the River Arrow, and Wallet Woods adjoining; LYE FARM. WOODF, LANDS, CorrAoss, Sec. the whole near FIVE HUNIIRED ACRES, divided in *mill Farms and Lot., for ac commodation, situate In the Parish isf Pembrldge, near Presteign artritington, tet to respectabie Tenant's at Will, and for short Terms. Miry he viewed, 'by applying to Mr. Morgan, at Strangworth Farm; Mr. Harpur, at Lye; of John Cheese, Esq. Lyon's where nay be had, and Flans seen; o.xford Arnu, I:irgioa; 'Witt% aikd Mere4.lll-d and Wollaston,. Hereford; Llon, Leominster; Witt. Phutdy, Esq. ; at the Inns, Worcester; Hen cord Chichent,ltht nringbant4King's Head, Cittencester,T. 0. p a r, Asq. Litchfield ;.oi Mean. Jones and Green, Salisbury. squally, Fleet-street; at Garraway's Coffee-house; and of Mr.. Rtiblns; Warwick-street, Golden'. quate, London, where Plans may be seen. • • 'I HE BS FATE IS NEARLY COMPACT,-IN • FINE 'COMMANDING srrutviios, AND VERY VALUABLE' FOR '1 HE GREAT EX I L'( I' OF COMMON RICH THE FINE PIVER 'I EAM FLOWS THROUGH THE F.3ll*.‘TE, WHICH IS STORED WI I'H FINE TROUT AND OTHER FISH, AND HIGHLY VALUABLE FOR IRRI. GA TING THE. MEALOWS Tkik LANUS ABOUND WITH CAMEO! ALI. ANDTHE HILLS:WITH CROUSE. This ilitate ts a most desirable Property far Invest ing Money, and f.r Field Sports; situate Mc Miles from 'KNIGHTON, from which plaice the NEW ROAD PASSES thr.iugh to NEWTOWN, Wk.I.CH POOL, &c. and 20 MILES FROM 1.171)1.0W, May he viewed * by ramifying to Mr. Price, Sen. and bin. a• Vele; Lloyd, Dathiess, aid &intlryntig Farms; where Particu %trs may 14 h i ld; at the Duke's Arms, Knighton; Oxford Arms, Kingiou ; of Jan Cherie, Is.q. Lion',-!ad, near Kinston, where Plans may be situ; Hotel, at. I Messrs. Bird and Wuolhwon ; Crown. Ludlow; liop Pole and Star inut, a n .l o' Win. Hat.tly, Esq. Wor-ester ; H Krl, Liver..not ; George. Chet tentattn; Kiogl Head . Gloucest e r ; lien anskbickei.s. - Armin; ham; *1 G. Parr, F.-q. Lichfield; Cas:le. *lanswortk; Georg., Northampton ; Mlr. Phelps. Evershstn ; Of Messrs. Jones and Greets, Salisbury-square Fleet-street ; at Gamway's Coffee horse; and of Mr. R obins, wick -street. Gott:en-square. London, where Plans of rhe Estates may be +ern. lijr The road from Lonrho) ts ti fi.oe HEREFOKUStitatt. rte.° .1 f. EX tENsIVE CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES l'A I t.S, j'ART TI HE-FREE), MANORS,WOODS, FARMS, and LANDS up war.l. of FOUL THOUSAND ACRES. with VALU ASI COQ' NION RIGH to GREAT EX lEN sita4te in the MOST BEAU EIFUL sod PICTURES SUE PAR 1 S of the CO t J NT I Es,with eligible MANOR and HOUSES, aW A nut CORN MILL, and S IREAMS co FINE WATER, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Hotel, Hereford, on k KIitAY, the iiith of Novamsaa, at Twelve o'Cock, in Lots, THE NOBLE AND VERY VALUABLE HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD E-;'EATES, (PART ITTIIII-FREE)comprieing upwards of FOUR THOU SAND ACRES of RICH MEADOW, PA" FUR E, ARA ISLE, and WOOD LAND, with the MANORS and FARMS of STAPLETON, CA , TLE W IL LE Y, CAiCOII, and LE I' I ON, the MANORS and FARMS of NASH ROOD, BROAD HEATH, NORTON, BETON, BADLANDS, with the AL -1.0 rMENT, sad With die Qtar •RINTS, EINES, HER IO FS, Smite, The CAPITAL GRAZING FARM of I.FAN, with the WATER CORN MILL, LOW FARM, HILL FARM, KEVEN FARM, HIGHLAND FARM, MOWLAY FARM, LANDS, car FACES, WAS TES, &c. The very Valuable COMMON and LORDS RIGHI Sea SEVERAL THOU• SAND ACRES of LAND. The principal Part of these Estates are situate overlooking the fine Vales of Presteign (intersected by the River Lugg, the Hend well, and several Streams of fine Water flow through the Enate), and advantageous for Irrigation. The chief part of the Lands are connected by fit.e Terrace Blinks of thriving Timber and Coppice Woods, a pleasing and rich Ornament to the Country. A truly grand aid eligible Property for a Nobleman or Geatle man's Residence and Domains; giving a great extent of country, and which may be considerably increased. The Kum are let to moat respectable Tenants, part at will, and the remaistder for *short terms ; the Rents, &c. estimated value about The Estates) are ‘2IA Miles front Heretord, and 4 m Wor cester, nearly the same distance either Road from LoAdott. May he viewed by applying to the dillerent Tenants, and to Jeha Cheese, Esq. Lyon s Hall, near Kington, where particulars and every information may be had, and Plans of the Estate seen. Particulars at the Oxford Arms, &into° ; Messrs. Bird and Wollaston, Hereford; and at the Hotel; the Radnor Arms, Presteign ; Line, Leominster; Win. Hardy, Esq. and the Hop. Pole and. the Star Inns, Worcester; Duke's Arins, Knight on ; Crown and Angel, Lud low; Hotel, Liverpool; Bush, I ristol ; Wlfie Lion, Bath ; Mr. Phelps, EvershAm ; Hen and' Chickens, Birmingham ; 0. Parr, Esq. Lichfield ; Castle, Tamworth ; George, Northampton; Mr. Adams, Oxford; George, Chelten ham; King's Head, .Glouces:er ;of M . Jones and Green, Salisbury-square, Flat-street ; at Garraway's Coffee-house ; and at Mr. Rollins's, Vs'arwkicb-street, Gchiea square, London; where Plans of the Estate May his seen. N111?!:NIBERG, OCTOBER S. If we may jude,e by stverti reports, the Coigresi at Vienna wilt finally determine the future residence fd . Napoleon Bonaparte. At Paris it is behold to be quite certain that Bonaparte will be removed atter the Congress. Among the toasts given at a rccent public dinner in America, were the following quaint allusion - to the War-fiction in that unhappy Country : Lanes Madison and Mina, JeFersoo be pen:slued Ns visit ear Island of E 1 1 ,3, and never return." By B. I. Cronin:ham, Pi - inter—" The War composed by irre g:ll.lc Workmen. unnienly justifie.!, anJ locked up.wth the quoins 1/i.graee; the Proof Sheet In al in much In Pit k cut never be corrected—may it be thrown into H•••, and the Cotoposl. :ors 4tch.el out of Office." CIZALLENat TO CRUX oF TUC INSF.I TO TUE CitEiv OF Tilt vuotne. "On hoar!. lie U.. , A S•ates frig-re Esser, March 9th, Iv 4. a The Sons of Liberty and Commerce, on board, the s.iucy Esser, whose motto is Free l'r ide anti Sailors' Rights," pres.mt their compiimen , s to three oppressed brother tars, on boar.' the ship whose motto is too tedious to mention, and hope they .vil) put an end to all this nonsense of singin . d , sportielc, hunting, and writing, which we know less :,'rout this the use of our guns. Send the Cherub aw iy, we will meet your frigate and fi !ht )oil, hands and be friends; and whether Ton tike us or we take yon, either will be to your advantage ; as in the first case, you will, no doubt, for the t.:rvice you render in a cause every brave and free man.detests, torn. ed over to Greenwith hospital or to a new ship, css your arrival in England'; and if we take y u, we shall respect the riguts of* tailor, hail you .is brethren whom we have liberated from slavery, and pl ice yoe iu future beyond the reach of a press-gang. (Signed) " Fitnu THE SONS OF LIBERTY." ANSWER. To you, Americans, who s•rk redress, For fancied wrongs from Britons you've wombed; • Hear what we I:iitun• now :o you aaldre..s, From malice free, by blacphemy uti•ta'n'd : Think nor, vain boaster., your irsidious lay, • Wh:ch Lolls fur vengeance from the A LM lam ry Gen—. Can from their duty Eri•c.ns lead away, Or-poths of honour which they've always trot. No—ysur vile infamy tan never fail 'l' excite diwru,t in each true Briton's heart; Your proffcr'd 1.11) ivy Cannot avail, For Virtue is the dons of Allats•n's crest. Our Goo, our King, our Counay, Ind our Laws, We proudly reverence, like Bri•tins tree: Our Captain, wine defends the glorious eau•e, Meets due respect from all his I,rateful crew. When to the battle we'rf by duty calif, Out fuse, She Britons, bravely we'll maintain t We'd fight like men %%hum rico- nJ'er yet appall'd, And hope, Amerizan.! you'll do , he Sallie. YOur filthy letter, which on board was brought, We scent to answer, though with rnallee frautbt; But if, by such foul means, you think to make Distentltms die; MIT loyalty to shake, Know, tl:Ln, we're Britons all, both :rout and true, %'e wee our Ku*, sot Country, Captain coo; When honour calls, we'll glory in his name, Acquit fikenserty and hope you'll do the same! Lieltitenant Ingraham aektiowleJged the above to beim b een written tr y a hilLishipmaa of the !'Hobe, and weds tag trapegbp, lion of Cummodore Hitlyer.